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By using our site, you acknowledge that you have read and understood our Privacy Policy & Terms of Service snails that infect ducks with killer flukes suburban lakes that are juiced up with lawn fertilizer and matted with Eurasian milfoil and now — Carassius Auratus … goldfish The lakes and ponds that provide Eden Prairie and neighboring communities with jewel-like appeal are under attack by finny pets intended for fish bowls Goldfish now have ranking on the Minnesota Aquatic Invasive Research Center’s priority list for investigation Edina — Solar-powered antennas track Lake Cornelia carp and goldfish Chaska — From 30,000 to 50,000 goldfish removed from Big Woods Lake inlet Eden Prairie — 196 goldfish harvested from a pond near Staring Lake Burnsville — Goldfish the size of an official NFL football taken from Keller Lake We asked the experts if Eden Prairie needed to worry City Water Resources Coordinator Leslie Stovring answered in the affirmative: “We take these tiny and they explode in size.” Goldfish are invasive bottom feeders that harm water quality and threaten ecological health Stovring noted that the large stormwater pond near Staring Lake Nature Center and Duck Lake near Prairie View School were full of wild (or feral) goldfish She added that they can be hard to spot from shore or in waters with algae blooms or dense aquatic vegetation That proved to be true in April and October when this reporter intended to photograph the orange menace in both shallow bodies of water Pictures were snapped of what everyone sees on a windless day in Eden Prairie — Mother Nature in her prime — but no bottom feeders searches of the DNR’s 2021 fishery inventories and the websites of local lake associations revealed no listings or references to goldfish in Mitchell It is understandable why the goldfish threat has yet to claim chat time in local coffee shops and Rotary Club meet-ups Eden Prairie’s lakes and ponds are perceived as comfortable and convenient options for families wanting a kid-sensitive way to bid farewell to pet fish that have been sharing a pre-teen’s bedroom people are trying to set them free,” says Stovring “and that is not a good thing for our lakes.” goldfish stir-up lake beds and uproot plants The resultant turbid water screens out sunlight reducing the amount of oxygen produced by aquatic plants bass and northern pikes need oxygenated waters carp and goldfish can unbalance a lake’s native ecosystem Goldfish are closely related to crucian carp. Carassius carassius live in the northerly latitudes of Europe. They have adapted to very harsh conditions. A scientific study of them in Europe suggests that 8-million years ago the common ancestor of each evolved a special trait passed on to “modern” goldfish and crucian carp: they can live without oxygen in cold And not being confined to a fishbowl with only fish flakes to nibble as they lazily circle ornamental mermaids That’s what the City of Burnsville and a carp control contractor learned in July on Keller Lake They hauled in goldfish measuring up to 18 inches and 4 pounds Carver County Water Management (CCWM) spotted a large school of goldfish in an inlet to Big Woods Lake They tagged and tracked 500 goldfish to discover their movements and their spawning They also tested several goldfish removal techniques brown and pale goldfish silently moving through still water — their dorsal and tail fins gently rippling a glassy surface In October 2020, the project removed between 30,000 and 50,000 goldfish from the Big Woods Lake inlet, a channel connection with Lake Hazeltine. The Carver County Water Management website notes that the large haul had only removed a portion of the invaders Terry Jeffrey anticipates that the Riley Purgatory Bluff Creek Watershed District (RPBCWD) will begin targeting feral goldfish within its jurisdiction (which includes much of Eden Prairie) after taking measure of the Carver County programs and DNR advisories His agency netted 136 goldfish in March from a large stormwater retention pond near Staring Lake Nature Center that edges up to an Oak Point School parking lot He added that district staff is well aware of Duck Lake’s invaders Stovring told EPLN that when the levels of Duck Lake and the pond near Staring Lake Nature Center rise too high their respective overflow pipes empty water into Purgatory Creek as Valleyfair-like water slides for goldfish they can migrate onto Staring and Purgatory Creek Park lakes and the Minnesota River Nine Mile Creek Watershed District administrator Randy Anhorn says that fishery inventory checks have not found goldfish in Smetana Lake the Eden Prairie-based agency has partnered with the City of Edina on a study of Lake Cornelia goldfish The study involved capturing and tagging goldfish and tracking them with solar-powered triangulated antennas in Lake Cornelia and associated lagoons A globally significant and pioneering University of Minnesota study of common carp that began in 2006 on Lake Riley is making a difference Headed by Fisheries, Wildlife and Conservation Biology professors Peter Sorenson and Przemek Bajer, the study examined carp life habits and seasonal movements in the chain of lakes formed by Riley The project also tested and fine-tuned carp research protocols and management and removal techniques The knowledge gained in Chanhassen and EP waters has been adapted for carp and goldfish projects elsewhere scientists and activists agree that we need to know what’s actually happening in the turbid shallows that dot the metro region This just in: EPLN has learned that experts are examining what they suspect is a new carp/goldfish hybrid that was recently discovered at Normandale Lake in West Bloomington Consider how unexpectedly tough and aggressive your mild-mannered goldfish become when given a lake home And consider one of the Minnesota Aquarium Society (MAS) “surrender events.” Surrender events for goldfish are sometimes run during the society’s bi-monthly auctions of tropical and marine fish and plants MAS aquarist Randy Carey advises folks to check the MAS website for surrender event dates MAS volunteers also help coordinate goldfish “re-homing” events through their website’s “Contact Us” form Fun fish fact 1: University of Norway researchers say that crucian carp and goldfish can metabolize carbohydrates into alcohol in a process that enables them to survive long the alcohol levels in the two fish exceed the legal blood alcohol limits set for car drivers Fun fish fact 2:  When they were kids environmental administrators Leslie Stovring Terry Jeffrey and Randy Anhorn never kept pet goldfish Fun fish fact 3:  When writer Jeff Strate was a kid adventuring in and around Lake Cornelia guppies and angelfish to the lake or Shaughnessy Pond Contributing writer Jeff Strate serves on the Board of Directors of the Eden Local Prairie News A known anti-mammography screening research group has reignited the controversy over breast screening by claiming the technology’s benefits have significantly decreased over time while its harms (i.e. Søren Christiansen and Henrik Støvring from the department of public health at Aarhus University in Denmark and Dr an epidemiologist from the International Prevention Research Institute In a paper published on 23 June in the European Journal of Public Health they state that breast cancer mortality has decreased over the past three decades due to improvements in patient management and better therapies while the number of women needed to be invited to mammography screening in Denmark to prevent one cancer death in 10 years has doubled "As the beneficial effects of mammography screening declines ever more we should consider abandoning the current mammography screening program with biennial mammograms for everyone aged 50-70 high-risk screening strategy could be an alternative if studies showed the strategy's beneficial effects," Støvring associate professor in the department of public health at Aarhus University "I think we are approaching a point where just continuing might become untenable from an ethical point of view as fewer and fewer women will experience gains due to screening (they would not die from breast cancer anyway due to improved treatment) but the number of women harmed due to overdiagnosis and overtreatment remains constant," he noted screening proponents reiterate that early diagnosis through breast screening is the key factor in mortality reduction and believe that the group's results are skewed The study was based on 10,520 breast cancer deaths among Norwegian women between the ages of 50 and 75 between 1986 and 2016 The authors stated that the results were also applicable to the Danish population Improvements in therapy over the past 30 years have reduced mortality and this may erode the benefit-harm balance of mammography screening They estimated that under the base case scenario of 20% breast cancer mortality reduction and 20% overdiagnosis the number of women needed to be invited (NNI) to mammography screening to prevent one cancer death in 10 years rose from 731 (95% confidence interval [CI]: 644-830) women in 1996 to 1,364 (95% CI: 1181-1577) women in 2016 while the number of women with overdiagnosed cancer for each breast cancer death prevented rose from 3.2 in 1996 to 5.4 in 2016 the ratio of overdiagnosed breast cancers per breast cancer death prevented rose from 7.4 in 1996 to 14.0 in 2016 the ratio rose from 12.8 in 1996 to 25.2 in 2016 this shows that the benefit of mammography in terms of reduced mortality declines while the harms such as overdiagnosis are unaffected Screening leads to both overdiagnosis and overtreatment which has a cost both on a human level and in terms of the economy has received a 'superfluous' diagnosis because of screening -- without screening they would never have noticed or felt that they had breast cancer during their lifetime," noted Støvring women between the ages of 50 and 69 are invited to undergo a mammogram every second year a conservative estimate for the costs of the screening program would be at least 500 million Danish kroner (67.2 million euros) per year in a population of 5.8 million Danes Health professionals are a scarce resource so it is vital to consider whether their time would be better spent treating other patients since the benefits of mammography screening are becoming smaller The authors further believe that future improvements to breast cancer patient management will increasingly reduce the benefit-harm ratio of screening As a recent participant in a colorectal screening program Støvring has no issue with screening per se but for breast cancer he believes that the evidence for mammography screening is not convincing "I think it is critical that we reassess screening programs as new evidence becomes available There was once a screening for testicular cancer but the discovery of cisplatine-based therapies in the 1970s allowed the cure of most men diagnosed with it even when metastases had spread to lymph nodes or distant organs screening for testis cancer was progressively abandoned," he said Breast imaging pioneer and early detection advocate Dr professor emeritus of Uppsala University in Sweden has disputed the authors' claims that the impact of early detection of breast cancer has declined pointing to comprehensive studies from ongoing population-based service screenings that show a 50% decrease in breast cancer deaths attributed to early detection and treatment in the early phase He pointed out that to imply that the benefits of mammography screening were declining was an "unfortunate "Our research group has done a contemporaneous comparison between the group that participated versus the group that did not participate in mammography service screening which made it possible to evaluate the independent impact of early detection," he told AuntMinnieEurope.com Støvring is not familiar with the 29-year follow-up results of the largest [randomized controlled trial] and also ignores the most recent publications of the ongoing nationwide population-based mammography screening that evaluated the incidence of breast cancers fatal within 10 and 20 years after diagnosis among more than a half million Swedish women 40-69 years of age," he added Regarding the relative impact of early detection and treatment Tabár noted that in countries with established mammography screening programs cancer registries do not have information on the mode of detection (i.e. whether a cancer was detected among those who participated in screening versus those who did not participate) and therefore the relative impact of screening versus treatment in reducing breast cancer mortality cannot be evaluated based on registry data The authors' claims would appear to be plucked out of the air and have no scientific merit He also took issue with the title of the paper pointing out that the randomized controlled trials never tested "screening" but "invitation to screening," and that this meant that mortality among those who were invited but never attended was also included in the results to make a correct comparison with the control group Støvring understands how to estimate overdiagnosis but those researchers who calculated the rate of overdiagnosis after having adjusted for 1) lead time and for 2) the steadily increasing incidence of breast cancer estimated the rate of overdiagnosis at 1-5% Please compare the 50% decrease in breast cancer deaths among those who attend 'organized mammography screening' 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Nordic News and Business Promotion in Asia The “little cake” from Denmark is big in China Danish “småkager” is more popular than ever Danisa’s sale of “småkager” in China has increased more than 20 percent “The whole family adores the Danish småkager The children loves them,” says Chinese revisor and family mother people believe the Danish brands has more of it,” says store manager Shi Junling from Beijing who traditionally eats småkager during Christmas time Chinese people eat småkager all year around and for many years Danisa produced their småkager at a factory in Indonesia But even if the recipe was absolutely Danish and the cover of the box to the småkager had a picture of Nyhavn it was not enough for the Chinese småkage-lovers Danisa had to buy a new extra factory in Støvring in North Jutland to satisfy their Chinese customers who demands 100 percent Danish småkager The fact Chinese people prefer Danish småkager produced in Denmark is might linked to the “småkage war” from 2015 The småkage factory Kelsen in Nørre Snede in Denmark was copied by Indonesian business Mayora who marketed their småkager as “Danisa Traditional Butter Cookies” and “Original Danish Recipe” Chinese customers can be sure their cookies are 100 percent Danish and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Molson Young Plant Sales secures distribution rights to Hydrema dumpers throughout Scotland adding yet another market leading brand to their fast-growing product range.. The addition of Hydrema completes Molson Young Plant Sales’ comprehensive line-up of dump truck options alongside forward tipping Thwaites Dumpers to Terex Trucks ADT’s with after sales support available from both Sterling and Inverness depots Manufactured in in Støvring near Aalborg in the north of Denmark Hydrema have a deserved reputation as one of the best rear and swivel tipping dumpers available on the market Specialising in Low Ground Pressure (LGP) design the Hydrema products are more than a match for the most demanding site conditions Established in the UK since 1985 Hydrema Dump trucks are well known for their off-road capabilities and high build quality As with many specialist application products the Hydrema range is focussed on a small number of key products - the 7t payload 707G 10t payload 912F and 20t payload 922G all featuring the same self-stabilizing pivot steer chassis which offers unrivalled off-road performance and safety The trucks manufactured at the Støvring 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co-owner Niels Gröndal's stallion station Støvring Hingstedeport A/S Niels Gröndal is a well known Danish horse breeder who marketed stallion such as the Hanoverian Aktuell (by Absatz) and the famous show jumper and Olympic bronze medal winning Lando Jan Bastrup Pedersen trained Trakehner stallions such as Travell the most successful Trakehner in Denmark in 2002 and the former German Bundeschampion Induc St Silke (by Incitatus) and is bred by Martha Haasler He was reserve champion of the Stallion Licensing in Neumunster in 1990 He went on to become vice champion at the Munchen – Riem stallion performance test in 1991 with an overall rideability score of 153 points and an index of 137,08 points As a three and four year old Saint Cloud was often successful in conformation show classes Saint Cloud has five approved sons in Germany including Manhattan and the renowned Bundeschampionate champion Latimer He has also produced many high priced auction horses at the Verden and Klosterhof 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