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We did it! Breeding tigers for trade soundly rejected

In a major victory for conservation, raising captive tigers for trade in their parts was rejected by members of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) meeting in The Hague this week.

Parties to the international wildlife convention also urged China to phase out its large-scale commercial tiger farms.

Prior to the decision WWF and other conservation organizations unveiled the massive two-storey-high tiger mosaic, made up of more than 26,000 photos, outside the conference centre urging world leaders to end all trade in tigers. Delegates had to walk past the mosaic on their way to the tiger debate.

4 countries with wild tigers - India, Nepal, Russia and Bhutan - were joined by the United States in advocating for a strong decision for tigers. India called on China to phase out the country’s privately run “tiger farms,” which house nearly 5,000 big cats and are pushing the Chinese government to allow legal trade in tiger parts. With leadership from these countries, the 171 member countries of the CITES convention adopted a strong tiger trade decision by consensus.

China has said that it will not lift its ban without listening to scientific opinion from around the world. The world spoke and urged China not to reopen any trade in tiger parts and to increase protection for tigers in the wild.

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Orange-Lemon Cookies... yay less sweet
Sunday. 5.25.08 10:55 pm
Dear Diary,




As mentioned at the last previous post, i reduced the sugar measurement, and it turned out Oishii...

Anyway, i double the ingridient since im making double quantity... hence :

250g butter or unsalted margerin (butter is the best)
3/4 cup sugar (u can add more if you like as sweet as my maid)
4 cup self raising flour, sifted
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
4 orange skin peel and chop
1/2 of fresh orange juice
1/2 lemon skin peel and chop
1/5 of fresh lemon juice
2 eggs

1. Creaming method
2. add in orange juice + lemon juice + orange skin + lemon skin to the mixture
3. add in self raising flour
4. heat oven 180c and bake for 10min-15min or until the cookies turned golden brown

P.s: Creaming method - add in butter and sugar, beat until fluffly and pale, then add in eggs


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the problem with me when comes to reading recipe ... i tend to think a lot and spoil the recipe by adding stuff.... from this recipe ... i would add cinnamon or some coffee into it .. and no wonder my results is sometimes a disaster!
» renaye on 2008-05-26 04:00:47

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