It's a rare success among coops formed under the ACA; half of all coops were shuttered due major losses.
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Before Mr. Glaser loved New York, he loved the Coops.
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Unlike wooden coops, it doesn't require much upkeep or maintenance.
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While most of the residents were unscathed, hundreds of pigeons that were housed in coops on the roof of 212 DeKalb Avenue were killed, according to Gil Arecilares, who said he owned two coops.
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Apparently, chickens were living near people, not off in coops somewhere.
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To assemble this guide, I tested many coops in our yard.
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The birds had spilled out from their makeshift coops on the lawn.
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The riverbank is a jumble of fishing nets, poultry coops and shanties.
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They are beautiful, simple silver circles by a London-based brand called Coops.
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The coops are adjacent to a patch of artificial grass and a burbling fountain.
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Luke Moffitt, 32, who lives on the street, said he watched the coops burn.
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Ms. Carlen told him some of her test pigeons have worn bands from local coops.
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The secure locking on the run isn't easily pulled open, unlike the doors on some wooden coops, and the metal-on-metal closure also means that your doors won't swell or contract in different weather conditions ( this was a frustration with wooden coops I tested).
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Other workers, meanwhile, are striking out to form tech coops that share ownership from the start.
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Island Conservation will also build coops, sties, and stables for the island's chickens, pigs, and horses.
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Omlet is a company dedicated to making safe and attractive housing for animals, chicken coops included.
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Farmers, ranchers, farm coops and businesses want to minimize costs or generate new income through energy.
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Infrastructure for livestock, including chicken coops and dairy barns, were destroyed and entire plantations are gone.
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At one point, he called up the Brandons, the old couple whose chicken coops he used to clean.
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Other birds Garn photographed were purchased in supply shops or were escapees from breeders coops or homing flocks.
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Where chicken coops once stood, Foxconn, a Taiwanese contract-manufacturing giant best-known for assembling iPhones, has arrived.
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Loma, for example, thinks organic chicken would be popular but he doesn't have the money to build coops.
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A few episodes ago, people seemed to be catching on to the idea that there are two Coops.
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Instead of curtains rising, the porthole-like doors to the interiors of the specially designed coops were covered.
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Across the island, Maria's prolonged barrage took out entire plantations and destroyed dairy barns and industrial chicken coops.
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It has taken him five months to get this far, three of them in Libya, sleeping in animal coops.
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The birds are not forced to fly, Mr. Riley said — every night, some choose to stay in their coops.
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To get you started, we looked for coops with good weatherproofing, easy assembly, predator-proofing, and a contained run.
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By then we had stories of these aliens raiding chicken coops and sucking the blood from dogs and unsuspecting infants.
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Then 2100-hour days for three weeks cleaning the warehouse-sized coops at the Thammakaset chicken farm in Lopburi province.
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But the agriculture infrastructure was destroyed too, from dairy barns to chicken coops to important roads in the agricultural circuit.
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Chickens, pigeons, turkeys, and ducks trooped off for their coops, while seagulls largely headed back to rocky islets to roost.
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Dusk settled, bringing the first sign of the pending performance: the scores of porthole openings on the coops were shuttered.
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They were everywhere — in shops, in abandoned chicken coops, on shelves on docks and by the sides of emerald meadows.
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"We have Rollers that, after everybody has left, go up and roll in the sky above the coops," Riley said.
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Besides saluting the pigeon community, these also assist the birds, which have excellent visual memory, in identifying their individual coops.
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He converted his pig farm to house chicken coops, all at his own expense, and now raises about 400 chickens.
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With condos, the property is subdivided into individually owned units, while in coops residents own a share in the cooperative.
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He was equally rude about an earlier plan to install vertical chicken coops in the cramped apartments of poor city-dwellers.
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Prosecutors believe the toxic insecticide was used to control blood lice, a common pest found in hens living inside chicken coops.
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The bleachers set up at water's edge were filled with people; the pigeons, meanwhile, crowded onto the roofs of their coops.
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When Senator Ted Cruz of Texas talked about "New York values," Mr. Glaser said, he was basically talking about the Coops.
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The advent of electricity changed that; farmers put light bulbs in their chicken coops to keep hens laying all winter long.
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The US Air Force even tested whether sonic booms could crack eggs in chicken coops or stop minks and turkeys from reproducing.
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But chicken catching is grueling, filthy work inside vast, sweltering coops where dust, feathers, and the stench of feces clog the air.
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"We've seen broadband access improve with all different types of models: small providers, large providers, electric coops, and municipal providers," she said.
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In the absence of risk corridors, some payers, like United Healthcare and Aetna, have exited, and others, particularly underfunded startup coops, have failed.
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Hot pink stucco houses tumbled down a country road, and a scattering of wire chicken coops backed up against freshly laid brick sidewalks.
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A survey of developing countries identified chicken coops and urban wastewater treatment facilities as potential "hot spots" for the swapping of resistance genes.
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The early 1960s was a good time for poultry, and the Mount Hope Hatchery of Rochester, New York needed some buildings for overflow coops.
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It's an episode that lets us directly contrast the actions of the good and evil Coops and how they fit into the larger narrative.
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Others suggested putting extra tarps around the coops to keep chickens dry and coating exposed chicken skin with petroleum jelly to ward off frostbite.
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Until the day they are killed, in some cases brutally, dogs farmed for meat are left alone in metal cages similar to chicken coops.
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A century ago, one of the United States military's largest pigeon coops was at Cob Dock, an island that was part of the Navy Yard.
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Often, they test their boundaries, and if we let them, they will raid our garbage and chicken coops, and even break into houses for food.
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"In D.C., coops are a way to keep very low-income people in the city and create very long-term, low-cost housing," Moulden said.
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They are doing so even as they celebrate their own eco-friendliness with back yard chicken coops, rooftop solar panels, and f'ing canvas tote bags.
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To keep supply costs down, Costco owns or invests in everything from chicken coops and hotdog factories to eyeglass grinding facilities and farmland and plows.
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He explained that chicken coops were common on the island, a place isolated from "the Continent" before a bridge was built a half-century ago.
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Some of our favorite artists host events in their living rooms, chicken coops, garages, and basements (we are in the basement of the Troy Laundry Building).
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It unfolded like a ballet: The dancers shuffled around on the open-air stage — the roof of the coops — ruffling their feathers as if warming up.
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The germs can get onto cages, coops and food dishes, and from there onto the hands, shoes and clothes of people who come in contact with them.
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He walks through the coops barefoot, shares coffee from the same cup with his hens and sometimes sleeps next to them in his bed, he tells PEOPLE.
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Chewbacca is a Giant Blue Frizzled Cochin rooster who lives in a compound of gingerbread-style coops and sheds in Monte Sereno which merits the term Disneyesque.
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Chicken coops and dairy barns, fields of sweet peppers, squashes, and beans, and acres of coconut palms are now a wreckage of wind-burnt leaves and splintered wood.
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On Taiping, officials showed off small vegetable gardens, chicken coops and a pen full of goats that help feed the 167 coast guard officers based on the island.
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They've signed up to help the elderly and those with disabilities with garden work, cutting down bamboo, and even tending to chicken coops, according to ABC affiliate KCRG.
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The five most viewed listings on The New York Times's "Find a Home" site last month included a bed-and-breakfast with a glamping tent and chicken coops.
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And residents are being instructed by the provincial government to manage "attractants" like orchards, gardens, beehives, chicken coops, sheep paddocks and barbecues as carefully as they manage garbage.
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The coops' rear windows look out onto Wallabout Bay, where there used to be an artificial island called Cob Dock that housed the Navy's first messenger-pigeon fleet.
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Spiders may start taking their webs down, birds may start calling, cicadas may chirp, bees may head back to their hives, and chickens may scamper back to their coops.
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The guidelines, announced Friday, will mandate standards such as monitoring the brightness of light in the perches, clean coops, and making sure birds are raised more humanely, Newsweek reported .
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He's referring primarily to 2-bed/2 bath coops like this one and units in new condos that sport less than 1,000 square footage, such as this humble abode.
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Compounding the effect of shrinking habitats, when mane wolves come closer to human settlement they are often hunted in defense of chicken coops, which they are apt to pillage.
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Flanked by equally insular communities of Italian-Americans and Irish-Americans, the Coops was a hotbed of leftist activism, where the elders pushed education and argued politics in Yiddish.
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Sure, you will need more space for this than the other coops here, but if you are serious about owning a larger flock, this coop makes the upgrade easy.
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Even the coops' roof is pitched at a precise angle to present a comfortable landing platform and has openings for the birds to come and go as they please.
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Also, the company has shuttered a lot of brick-and-mortar Williams-Sonoma locations in favor of selling designer chicken coops directly to hotels, banks, and other industrial concerns.
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Data from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) Monday showed that sales of existing single-family homes, condos and coops fell 7.1% to an annual rate of 5.08 million.
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A big hurdle in choosing locations for the new coops, Ferrari says, is ensuring that local farmers are properly trained to handle a small flock of eight or nine chickens.
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Similarly, California is free to regulate the size of its chicken coops, but if it does so, it must also accept the economic consequences of that decision for its producers.
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Many coops are designed to be used with an auxiliary run which gives them a safe space to play when you can't be there to supervise them in the yard.
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As with all of these wooden coops, do expect weather to take a toll if you leave it out in all conditions, but at $169, it isn't a huge investment.
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If you aren't interested in a regular sitter, Sitting Around is a site that connects you to local babysitting coops, where you and other parents you know can trade sitting hours.
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For Mr. Glaser, it was the fulfillment of all those lessons from the Coops, the belief that design could have social impact, and that the impact could improve the prevailing conditions.
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The companies that buy steel and aluminum, to make everything from trucks to chicken coops, employ more than 6.5 million workers, according to a Heritage Foundation analysis of Commerce Department data.
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There are two gas fireplaces, a wood-burning stove, a 90-foot wraparound porch, an outdoor hot tub, an outdoor shower, a restored antique barn and chicken coops on 12.9 acres.
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The goal is made more difficult by one problem that cities have in common — multi-tenant residences (like apartments, condos, and coops) have a hard time organizing waste for recycling and landfills.
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In addition to being sold on Amazon and from their website directly, in the U.S., Four Sigmatic products are now sold in Whole Foods stores and a collection of coops and farmers' markets.
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It would allow government-owned utilities and nonprofit electric coops to receive the credit and give them the power to transfer credits to other partners on the facilities, such as the projects' designers.
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It turns out I am far from alone in rediscovering the joys of poultry husbandry, and many companies have developed small coops which are perfect for backyard flocks of two to four birds.
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In the early 2000s in the Elah Valley outside Jerusalem, Noa Wertheim and her three sisters founded the Eco-Art Village, home to chicken coops, organic gardens and a big, bright dance studio.
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From the time he was five, he would get out of bed at dawn, and before breakfast he'd put on his boots and jeans to milk cows, lift hay, and clean the chicken coops.
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Once we moved to New York, we split a bedroom in someone else's apartment, cooked in bulk, and shopped at food coops, secondhand stores and other places we knew we could get good deals.
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I drove up a dirt-and-gravel road, past trailer homes and chicken coops, and pulled into the driveway of the Duncans, a family with five biological children who take in Cherokee foster kids.
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Peer-to-peer ideals powered the original "sharing economy," but the model that won out — pioneered by firms like Uber and Airbnb — is more like turbo-powered classified ads and rentals than coops and shared resources.
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As Stovall spoke out against his perception of the discrimination against him, he alleges, local USDA officials struck out at him, "rustling and stealing" his cattle during the night and vandalizing chicken coops on his property.
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As bears explore far beyond their core habitats, people not accustomed to grizzlies need to be educated about bear-proofing garbage cans and sealing off beehives and chicken coops with electric fencing, Dr. van Manen said.
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Barns, pens, coops and other shelters, for example, have to be big enough for the animals to lie down, stand up and fully stretch their limbs without touching other animals or the sides of the shelter.
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Two United Nations agencies - the World Food Programme (WFP) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) - helped the farmers during the first, tricky 13 months, providing aid and advice while chicken coops and pig pens took shape.
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Suggesting slow-moving fireworks or fast-moving constellations, the lighted birds circle the boat where their coops are housed, dispersing and coalescing in rhythms that form a kind of silent music that you hear with your eyes.
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When we talk about animal welfare in the meat industry, discussion usually centres on how animals are raised: what size the coops are, whether they can roam in green pastures, and the conditions under which they're transported.
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Every morning until the day he left Herrin, he would wake up at 6 AM and head over their house to do chores like scooping chicken shit out of the coops where the Brandons' 40 show chickens lived.
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Since 21973, when a hurricane knocked over chicken coops, the island has also been overrun by roving bands of roosters and chickens; on my first day in Lihue, I saw dozens of them, many trailing hordes of chicks.
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The birds have been staying in an 80-foot-long complex of coops — "waterfront luxury lofts," Mr. Riley calls them — that he and his helpers erected on the deck of the Baylander, a decommissioned Vietnam-era Navy ship.
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There is also interest in Washington's coops and their legal underpinning from cities abroad, said Moulden, noting that he and his colleagues have received invitations to speak about Washington's experience with cooperatives in Caracas and London, among other cities.
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For Fourier it took the form of the phalanx, a group of well-matched individuals living together in a phalanstery: a palatial residential complex complete with meeting halls, dining rooms, libraries, ballrooms, beehives, observatories and coops for carrier pigeons.
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Comparing the pain and suffering of being raped to the pain and suffering of being accused of rape not only belittles the experiences of the rape victim, but also coops the discourse of victimhood in ways that demand analysis.
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Mr. Qiu, who hoists a Chinese national flag next to his enormous chicken coops and wears a national flag badge on his black winter coat, said he wholeheartedly supported everything the Jiangsu government had done to combat the virus.
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Urban enclaves filled with plants like leafy callaloo, calabash and maize, community gardens are often deceptively bucolic: The green patches, frequently the sites of barbecues, chicken coops and compost piles, have become a new front in the real estate wars.
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The approach is similar to the "mutual aid" housing model in Latin America, housing cooperatives in Europe, and the coops that are redeveloping informal neighbourhoods in Africa and Southeast Asia, said Bea Varnai of urbaMonde, a Geneva-based housing charity.
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He also perfected what would become his family's recipe for country ham: a year of aging in a smokehouse that lies behind a stack of chicken coops on the family's land in Cadiz, a logging and farming town of about 2,600.
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And while we usually picture these animals as being too fat to walk and cooped up in their coops being exposed to unnatural light patterns, there is another breed of oversized chickens out there—and it's even scarier to the unacquainted.
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Here's 15 Chicken Coops to Inspire You to Raise Your Own 10 Tips for Owning and Maintaining a Garage Fridge or Freezer 13 Things Home Depot Employees Won't Tell You So now you know how to see if an item has been discounted.
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Health officials and researchers in the U.S. often use chicken coops as a canary in the coal mine for mosquitoborne diseases like EEEV and West Nile Virus, placing them in endemic areas where mosquitoes like to frequent and testing their blood periodically.
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A poultry correspondent recently e-mailed sixty-three Bay Area owners of back-yard chickens, almost all of them participants in Tour de Coop, an annual bicycle tour of Silicon Valley coops which has drawn up to twenty-five hundred chicken voyeurs.
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She moved from Brooklyn to one of Silicon Valley's most expensive ZIP codes, where she bought a car for the first time in 210 years, a golden retriever named Leo for her son, and a spacious house with chicken coops in the back.
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Another $217,220 comes from an edible landscaping business, in which roving horticulturalists hired by well-off clients install beehives, fruit trees, chicken coops, massive barrels for harvesting rain water and "laundry to landscaping" systems that funnel used washing machine water into the garden.
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Local 32BJ of the Service Employees International Union, for example, held a rally in Midtown earlier this month calling on the governor to sign bills that would raise wages for service workers in buildings owned by utilities and in luxury condos and coops.
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To prevent the spread of Salmonella germs, which humans can pick up from handling chickens or from handling their "cages, coops, feed and water dishes, hay, plants, and soil in the area where the birds live and roam," the CDC has a list of tips.
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Riley created the coops with Kristen Becker of the nature-minded Seattle-based design firm Olson Kundig — and the pair also collaborated on a limited-edition birdhouse that will be available for purchase starting at tonight's Creative Time Spring Gala, which mimics the silhouette of the Baylander.
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Riley, who's been an enthusiast (or "fancier," in pigeon parlance) since rescuing one as a child, has spent months working with the birds, who have been roosting in specially designed coops atop the Baylander, a historic, Vietnam-era naval vessel that's now docked at the Brooklyn Navy Yards.
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Since 1990, some 30,000 homes have been built outside incorporated areas in the Glacier region, according to Dr. Costello, and with them come a range of problems, from chicken coops and beehives that attract bears, to more people hiking and mountain biking in bear habitat, and especially more car traffic.
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In "The Lake on Fire," she begins with the indelible dark, damp misery of Jewish farmers (not really farmers: city people who found themselves in a Wisconsin field and built shaky cabins, leaky chicken coops and grew nothing that anyone could eat) and our protagonists, the insatiable, yearning and fierce Chaya Shaderowsky and her clever (possibly brilliant) little changeling of a brother, Asher.
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Here are the best chicken coops for a backyard:Best chicken coop overall: Omlet Eglu Cube Chicken CoopBest chicken coop for beginners: PawHut 63-Inch Wood Backyard Chicken CoopBest chicken coop for large flocks: Snaplock Formex Chicken CoopBest self-contained starter chicken coop: Rugged Ranch Santa Fe Mobile Chicken CoopBest chicken coop to add to a barn or shed and for ducks: Petsfit Weatherproof Outdoor Chicken Coop
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And it's virtually certain that even if you did call your own father by his first name, and even if that name happened to be "Don," your dad was decidedly not the legendary artist Donald Judd, nor did you live in a cast-iron building turned permanent Minimalist art installation in the heart of SoHo, at a time when the neighborhood was not a tony shopping destination but a kind of frontier village — albeit one with loading docks and factories instead of vegetable patches and chicken coops.
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