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To: Neeka who wrote (178506)	5/18/2009 2:54:48 AM
From: SmoothSail	Respond to of 225578

I don't like the wobbly feeling you get afterward.

To: Neeka who wrote (178506)	5/18/2009 9:45:03 AM
From: Alan Smithee	Respond to of 225578

There's something very unsettling about having the earth shake and wobble under one's feet. You expect the ground not to shake and undulate, and when it does, it's distressing even if its minor.

To: Neeka who wrote (178506)	5/18/2009 2:11:55 PM
From: Alan Smithee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 225578

Follow up to our conversation the other day about oyotes. Coyotes boldly foraging in Pullman in daylight PULLMAN — Fish and Wildlife Officer Bob Weaver says coyotes have long made their way into the Pullman city limits to find food. But this year theyre cruising neighborhoods in broad daylight. By The Associated Press PULLMAN — Fish and Wildlife Officer Bob Weaver says coyotes have long made their way into the Pullman city limits to find food. But this year theyre cruising neighborhoods in broad daylight. Weaver told the Moscow-Pullman Daily News the coyotes are coming to feed on feral cats, roaming pet cats, pet food or unsecured garbage. To discourage coyotes, people should ensure their small pets are inside by dusk and never leave pet food outside. Weaver says wildlife officers will not kill coyotes unless they are a threat to people. The wheat fields surrounding Pullman give coyotes places to hide and theyre busy this time of year feeding their young. seattletimes.nwsource.com