How to Fix Power Loss in Half Your House: Emergency Guide When Breakers Aren't Tripped – Martin's Electrical and Lighting Company Experiencing power out in half of house with breaker not tripped is not only puzzling but potentially dangerous. Unlike a complete blackout, this unusual

Not an expert but this seems credible at first glance: martins-electrical.com/how-to-fix-p...

California WaterBlog ran a story on our paper (Emily Chen lead) on juvenile life history differences between natural- and hatchery-origin winter Chinook californiawaterblog.com/2026/03/29/l...

Hmm sounds like the kind of thing I might say about mortality rates being known and spatially invariant….

This is how stats works. Trust me, I’m a doctor.

Oregon, go out there in the 2nd half treating it like a bowl game. Start doing bits out there. Have your defensive tackle throw a pass. Fake a field goal from your own 37. They can't call the police on you, it's not illegal. I checked.

Humpback whales feed on hatchery-released juvenile salmon | Royal Society Open Science Humpback whales are remarkable for the behavioural plasticity of their feeding tactics and the diversity of their diets. Within the last decade at hatchery release sites in Southeast Alaska, humpback whales have begun exploiting juvenile salmon, a ...

Hmmm. Anything's possible, but the only documented humpback on salmonid predation I'm aware of is whales learning to cue in on massive hatchery releases of juveniles in Alaska. royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/...

Archaeological evidence across four millennia indicates recent erosion of Chinook salmon age structure in California. A journal article by Malte Willmes, Flora Cordoleani, Anna M. Sturrock, Emily K. Chen, William H. Satterthwaite, Rachel C. Johnson, Jelmer W. Eerkens, George Whitman, Carson Jeffres, Eric P. Palkovacs, Joe Jessie Ruiz Jr., James A. Hobbs, Levi S. Lewis, and Jeff Rosenthal

Stoked to have this paper on age structure of Central Valley Chinook through time, and I mean a lot of time, out and open access: www.int-res.com/abstracts/me...

And for just historical escapement data, nrm.dfg.ca.gov/FileHandler...., and the whole CalFish page is worth poking around on.

Not exactly what you are looking for and not Tuolumne-specific, but are you aware of www.cbr.washington.edu/sacramento/d...

It's part of a mark-recapture type approach to estimating the total number of carcasses in the system, realizing that some carcasses will be missed but you can get an idea of detection probability by doing multiple passes. See the methods tab of www.calfish.org/ProgramsData...

A small brown dog, apparently a pug x husky mix.

Great dogs. I thought this guy was a pug x red heeler when I adopted him, but the DNA test said pug x husky.

A small but sturdy mixed-breed dog with a bandaged leg and donut safety collar.

Old man staffy / chihuahua / pug / ACS / shih tzu / poodle / many kinds of terriers / [but somehow no lab?] who just had a lumpectomy but really he's always this mellow says hi.

Are those datil peppers?

Prioritizing qualitative, ecosystem-based risk assessments to maximize impact in single-species fishery management Accelerating environmental changes are altering the landscape of risks associated with marine resource management. Risk assessment approaches are gain…

I actually spend a lot of time doing science! Here are some lessons learned from applying a risk framework to uncertainty buffers for U.S. West Coast Groundfish. I feel so lucky to work with such an amazing group of humans and scientists. 🤩

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What a complex problem 🤔….

I'm thrilled to share our new Fish & Fisheries paper synthesizing U.S. fisheries quota allocation policies and best practices for advancing their equity and fairness goals under climate change: t.co/JqjYR32qHc