So you just want forget about NAIS for awhile. Believe it or not fantasy is far more dangerous than reality…whatever it might be. Wonder what is coming down the pike? Take a gander at this power point which is posted at www.earthpulse.com by Dr. Nick Begich:
The Brain Machine
Interface: Augmenting
Human Performance
Eric Eisenstadt
Defense Sciences Office
From the trenches,
Celeste
Is there a difference between property and a premises? The following link will help you explore the legal definitions of both these terms.
From the trenches,
Celeste
It is time to let out the dog days of summer lay and do a call to action. I am posting a series of PDF Cooperative Agreements which targets our kids, our animals, and our property.
Please take a few moments to read these Cooperative Agreements. In a nutshell: NAIS is being implemented, BIG MONEY…BIG ACTION, and it is up to us to stop the firestorm!
CA 06-9153-1087 NAIS Assessment & Implementation.pdf
CA 06-9753-1439 NAIS Implementation Kids.pdf
CA Q2 2006 Animal Tracking.pdf
CA WSDA 05-9753-1439 8-1105 2.pdf
CA WSDA 05-9753-1439 Rev 1 2 2005.pdf
From the trenches,
Celeste
From the trenches,
Celeste
The NAIS wants all YOUR personal information! Straight from Public Disclosure to you… a peek behind the scenes of the NAIS march towards Premises Identification.
“Investigation Toolkitâ€
Street Atlas
www.delorme.com
Map Quest
www.mapquest.com
Census
http://factfinder.census.gov/……
Google Maps
http://google.com/maps
Intelius
http://www.intelius.com/
Melissa Data
http://www.melissadata.com/
Meredian TRS Graphical Locater
http://www.esg.montana.edu/gl/
Neutronline Public Records Portal
http://www.netronline.com/public_records.htm
Property
http://www.netronline.com/
Reverse Phone search
http://kevdb.infospace.com
Email Tracking
http://kevdb.infospace.com/info/…….
Google Maps
http://maps.google.com/maps
USPS
http://zip4.usps.com/zip4/citytown_zip.jsp
Obtaining GPS Coordinates
http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/geocoding.html
http://esg.montana.edu/gl/xy-data.html
National Map Server
http://nationalmap.gov/gio/viewonline.html
http://nmviewogc.cr.usgs.gov/viewer.htm
Terra Server
http://www.terraserver.com/
TRS DATA
http://www.publicdatabase.org/
www.esg.montana.edu/gl/trs-data.html
Prizm Codes
http://www.melissadata.com/Lookups/PrizmDes.asp
http://www.claritas.com/MyBestSegments/Default.jsp
From Chapter 14-Researching the Non-Validating Addresses
“Addresses are typically held by local 911 Boards […]As local 911 addresses become available to the NAIS, it will be incorporated as a data source to be used for validationâ€
[..] When a new 911 address is assigned to mailing addresses in an area previously using a Rural Route type address it typically adopted into the USPS database. When this occurs, the former address information will updated in the NPIR, a history of the old address will be maintained, and the state will be notified of the change in premises address. This will avoid duplication.â€
[…]This will prevent premises address duplication as a old addresses are updated to 911 addresses, and also when city-zip pairs are changed due to re-alignment into postal zones.â€
From the trenches,
Celeste
Warning….Proceed with caution!
Once you voluntarily, are coerced, or receive *financial incentive* submit your data to the USDA your data remains in their database for 20 years. You may be inactivated, but your info stays.
Think twice before before you sign up and become enslaved,
From the trenches,
Celeste
*** UPDATED JULY 2, 2007 ***
With the beginning of 2007, the Northwest Pilot Project (NWPP) entered its final phase. As of December 31, 2006, the temporary database of the NWPP was closed to additional data entry by participants to allow for analysis of final results and tabulation of project statistics. Final reports on the findings of the project are currently under development to again emphasize to USDA the issues that are important to the Northwest as the National Animal Identification System (NAIS) is further developed and implemented.
Please note that the NWPP website officially closed July 1, 2007. Project participants are no longer able to access their uploaded entries.
In the documents section below, you will find a copy of the NWPP’s final newsletter.
A veterinarian, as most of us know, is a licensed professional who treats domestic animal injuries or diseases. The key here is the word licensed to distinguish between a lay person or unlicensed veterinarian. (Corpus Juris 1929)
Veterinarians treat animals which are personal property of their owners. The owner has sole authority for treatment or destruction of their property. We must keep in mind though that should an animal disease endanger the health and welfare to the public the owner’s decision regarding their property are void. Veterinarians are then tasked with certain emergency acts such as depopulation, vaccination, or quarantine of animals.
Owners of animals, or their designated agents, may perform and treat animals normally considered under the practice of veterinary medicine without guilt or penalty in most states. The exception to this is when a disease may pose a threat to human health, an owner is then compelled to use a veterinarian for treatment or depopulation. Laws and regulations pertaining to health and welfare of the public as referenced in Corpus Juris 195, Hannah 1990, and lastly in 1993.
State Legislatures are empowered by law to make and enforce laws governing veterinary medicine. A tax is levied when a veterinarian takes his or her examination and is granted a license. The licensing program also is used as a means of registration all veterinarians and for keeping all information of their practice in one place.
In summary, a veterinarian practices the art Veterinary science. With the exception of an emergency animal disease outbreak, an owner has absolute right in property to determine what treatment or disposal of his or her own animals.
From the trenches,
Celeste
From the WSDA documents:
WSDA Protocol for Quarantine
1. Farmer calls the vet
2. Vet bleeds and mails test
3. Lab tests
4. If any reactor, send to Tom B.
5. Tom will classify
6. Fax to WSDA
7. Kerrie notes results on original
8. Separate at WSDA and process to USDA
9. If suspect or reactor send a field vet out to check herd
10. Work with USDA regarding strategy
11. Determine if there is problem o not
12. QUARANTINE
Milk results are kept. All labs are sorted by date, group, sales yard or private. The private results are alphabetically filed.
From the trenches,
Celeste