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Providence Family Health Clinic - Lake Shore
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Providence Family
Health Clinic -
Lake Shore
2100 Lake Shore Drive
Waco, TX 76708
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8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Monday - Friday
Meet the Doctors
Danny S. Julian, MD
Dr. Julian graduated from Worcester State College, Worchester Massachusetts with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. He received his medical degree in 1997 from the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worchester. He completed his Family Practice Residency in 2000 with the Waco Family Practice Program at the McLennan County Medical Education and Research Foundation. Dr. Julian has held several prestigious offices and served in several professional positions throughout his college career, including President of the Family Medicine Interest Group and Nuclear Medicine Technologist at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. Dr. Julian has most recently served as a private family practice physician in Waco and has been a staff physician at Providence since 2000. His professional affiliations include American Academy of Family Physicians and Massachusetts Medical Society, and locally is a member of the Knights of Columbus.
Michael A. Loden, MD
Dr. Loden graduated with his Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with honors from Baylor University. Following graduation, Dr. Loden received his Doctor of Medicine from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in Lubbock. After completing his Family Residency with McLennan County Medical Education and Research Foundation in Waco, he became Board Certified in Family Medicine. Dr. Loden has received numerous awards and honors, including the Gold Headed Cane Award given to outstanding School of Medicine graduates. He is a member of the American Academy of Family Physicians, the Texas Academy of Family Physicians, the American Medical Association, the Texas Medical Association, and the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society. Dr. Loden joins Providence after most recently serving as a private family practice physician in Waco for many years.
R. Christopher Matlock, MD
Dr. Matlock is a board-certified family physician with over fourteen years of experience in private practice. He comes to Providence from Rettig Family Health Care in Groesbeck where he cared for patients of all ages with an emphasis on pediatrics. In 2001 and 2002, he served as Chief of Staff at Parkview Regional Hospital, and has served as Medical Director for the Limestone Medical Center Sleep Center since 2005. In 2011, he received a board certification in sleep medicine. He is a graduate of the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston where he received the Gold-Headed Cane Award. He completed his Family Medicine Residency at the University of Texas Health Center in Tyler. Dr. Matlock is a Texan and is fluent in Spanish. He is currently accepting new patients at Providence Family Health Clinic - Lake Shore.
Tracy A. Kramer, NP
Tracy Kramer brings 21 years of compassionate nursing care experience to the new Providence Family Health Clinic - Lake Shore. Prior to joining Providence, she worked as a staff registered nurse for Dr. A.E. Gibbon's office, and as a charge nurse at Hillcrest Health Systems. Tracy earned her Bachelor of Science degree in 2002 from the University of Phoenix, and is currently an Adjunct Professor for that institution. She continued her studies at Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi, receiving her Master of Science in Nursing in 2006. Tracy also received her certification from the American Academy of Nurse practitioners for FNP certification in June of 2006. She is a NRP and CPR instructor, a certified RNC in inpatient obstetrics and also holds a certification in fetal monitoring from AWHONN. Tracy is a member of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, a member of Sigma Theta Tau Honor Society and a member of Texas Nurse Practitioners.
Marla S. Bible, RN, FNP
Marla S. Bible, RN, FNP graduated Sigma Theta Tau in 1984 with her Bachelor of Nursing Degree from West Texas State University in Canyon, Texas. She received her Family Nurse Practitioner Master's Degree in 2001 from The University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas. Prior to joining Providence Family Health Clinic- Lake Shore, Marla worked as a Registered Nurse for several years in several locations and positions including Surgical Intensive Care at St. Anthony's Hospital in Amarillo, Texas; Intensive Care, Obstetrics and Home Health Care at San Lois Valley Regional Medical Center in Alamosa, Colorado; Intensive Coronary Care and Outpatient Surgery at Providence Health Center; Emergency Room Nursing, Triage and Clinical Staff Nurse at Hillcrest Baptist Medical Center; Family Nurse Practitioner Arthritis and Osteoporosis Clinic of Central Texas in Waco and Family Nurse Practitioner at TreatnGo Clinics in Waco. Marla is CPR and ACLS certified.


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Craftsman 2-1/4 ton Floor Jack Set with 2-1/4 ton Jack StandsItem# 00950140000 | Model# 50140
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- Kit includes a steel floor jack and two steel jack stands and manual
- Jack has a lifting capacity of 2-1/4 tons (4,500 lbs.) and a lifting range from 5' to 15' to handle a wide range of vehicles, while the included pair of jack stands combined support up to 2-1/4 tons so you can work with confidence
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The stands worked very well. I found that the jack wouldn't lower enough to get under my car. I had to use the scissor jack from my car. I would recommend the combo only if you don't own a sports car.
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Automotive service technicians use their high-tech skills to inspect, maintain, and repair automobiles and light trucks that run on gasoline, ethanol and other alternative fuels, such as electricity. In-depth training from Cisco College prepares students for entry-level jobs and/or upgrades job skills. Graduates of the program can work in many settings, including automobile dealerships, automobile repair shops, service stations, automotive parts stores, automotive specialty shops and service repair centers.
The work of automotive service technicians and mechanics has evolved from mechanical repair to a high technology job. Today, integrated electronic systems and complex computers run vehicles and measure their performance while on the road. Technicians must have an increasingly broad base of knowledge about how vehicles' complex components work and interact, as well as the ability to work with electronic diagnostic equipment and computer-based technical reference materials.
The Automotive Technology program at Cisco College offers several options for interested students: a two-year Associate in Applied Science Degree, a two-year certificate and two one-year certificates. Many classes are offered during the day as well as evening at both locations.
Program leading to a Level II certificate or Associate's Degree may include the following courses:
Specialized Courses for Level II Certificate:
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Auto Engine Removal and Installation
Automotive Engine Repair
Engine Performance and Analysis I & II
Automatic Transmission and Transaxle
Advanced Emission System Diagnostics
Auto Electrical Lighting and Accessories
Auto Heating and Air
Basic Refinishing (Cisco only)
Manual Drive Train and Axles
Automotive Service
Automotive Alternative Fuels
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Business Computer Applications
Humanities/Fine Arts Elective
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*The AAS combines all Level II courses with the above mentioned academic courses.
Level I Automotive Performance Certificate:
Introduction to Automotive Technology
Automotive Electrical Systems
Auto Engine Removal and Installation
Automotive Electronics
Engine Performance and Analysis I & II
Auto Electrical Lighting and Accessories
Manual Drive Train and Axles
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Advanced Emission System Diagnostics
Auto Heating and Air
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|Men's Cross Country » Schedule » Roster » News » Coaches » 2013 Season Statistics
Valpo Men Finish 6th at Mid-Con Cross Country Championships
Saturday, November 02, 2002The Valparaiso University men's cross country team finished sixth at Mid-Continent Conference Cross Country Championships held on a cool, sunny Saturday morning in Indianapolis, Ind.
Oakland was the conference champion with 34 points, followed by runner-up Southern Utah's 42 points. UMKC was third (90 pts.) and Western Illinois fourth (110), followed by IUPUI (123), the Crusaders (145), Chicago State (176), and Oral Roberts (194).
Valpo was led by Matt Blume (Logansport, Ind./Pioneer H.S.) who finished 17th overall with a time of 26:13. Adam Piaskowy (Crete, Ill./Crete Monee H.S.) was second across the finish line for the Brown and Gold in 26:30 with Doug Brown (Lima, Ohio/Allen East H.S.) (26:43) two places behind Piaskowy. Dennis Kabara (Chuka, Kenya/Mero H.S.) placed 36th overall for Valpo (27:06), while Mark Landmeier (St. Charles, Ill./St. Charles H.S.) rounded out the Crusaders scorers in 47th place with a time of 27:34.
Jon Schiemann (Hemlock, Mich./Valley Lutheran H.S.) (27:50/52nd), Jeff Kondraschow (Darien, Ill./Hinsdale South H.S.) (28:12/54th), Chad Lincoln (Machesney, Ill./Harlem H.S.) (28:20/55th), and David Wheeler (St. Charles, Ill./St. Charles East H.S.) (29:52/62nd) rounded out the Valpo line-up.
The Crusaders will return to action in two weeks when the Brown and Gold travel to the NCAA Great Lakes Regional on Nov. 16 in West Lafayette, Ind.
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The Cottage On Dixie owners Glenna and Dudley Elvery were kind enough to invite Patch over Monday night to get a sneak preview of the Southland's newest fine dining experience. It certainly lived up to the hype.
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Established in 1978, Barney's Gourmet Hamburgers now has 10 locations in Northern and Southern California. Breads and meats are delivered daily, and everything on the menu is prepared using only the finest and freshest ingredients, with no preservatives. Barney's also serves a number of vegetarian salads and more than 20 different types of vegetarian burgers. The chefs make unique salad dressings and toppings using a secret Barney's recipe, and prepare delicious daily soup specials. Over the years, Barney's has won numerous restaurant awards, and its fresh and tasty cuisine ensures that this trend will continue for years to come.
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By Brian Paglia
Jonesboro second-year football coach Tim Floyd found out a great deal about his team in its opening game against Tri-Cities last week, even if it was in a 28-25 loss.
He found that the Cardinals (0-1) have a capable quarterback, dynamic wide receivers and an improved offensive line. He found that they have a better running game than last season. And he found that his team has more mettle and fight in it than a year ago.
But while Tri-Cities offered Jonesboro a respectable test -- it averaged 3.8 wins a season the past decade -- this week will be different. The Cardinals face rival Mt. Zion, a regular playoff contender.
Floyd had a capable quarterback, dynamic wide receivers and an improved offensive line and running game last week. Will he still have that this week?
"Anytime you can play a playoff team, I think it's a good measuring stick to see where you are," Floyd said.
"Especially being this early in the season. It can really open up your eyes, tell you that you really weren't as good as you thought you were, or you may be a little bit better than you thought you were."
One week of football is a small sample size.
Yet, many Southern Crescent teams find themselves facing opponents tonight that make just the second week of the season a critical juncture for their progress.
Woodland (1-0), coming off its first playoff appearance in school history last season, started its season on an encouraging note.
The Wolfpack defeated Fayette County 34-18. They took a 22-0 lead in the first quarter. But they also committed three turnovers that let Fayette County make it 22-18 at halftime.
Is the Wolfpack offense the mistake-prone one that committed three turnovers in one quarter or the proficient one that struck for 22 straight points in the first quarter?
They'll find out against Starr's Mill, which opened with a 41-0 victory over Coosa.
"Like anything else, it's not a matter of who we play," Woodland coach Scott Schmitt said.
"It's a matter of how we prepare each week. We like to talk about taking it one rung at a time. ...
The ultimate goal for us is to get better fundamentally."
Union Grove (0-1), coming off its fourth playoff appearance in five seasons, was outmatched by Class AAAA No. 1 Northside-Warner Robins.
The Wolverines were shut out, 38-0, after losing just 21-10 to the Demons in last season's Class AAAAA second round. Quarterback Ty Moore suffered a concussion, and sophomore Jonathan Self will play in his place.
The Wolverines began the season with great promise and Coach Paul Burgdorf has made sure during practice this week there is no hangover from the Northside loss against Fayette County tonight.
"There is no way that Northside game will define us this season," Burgdorf said. "Our goal as a coaching staff is to make sure that we shake off the Northside loss and that Northside doesn't beat us again this week. And I think we've done a good job of that."
Questions abound across the Southern Crescent this week --
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The JCC of Central Jersey recently hired a new Executive Director who formerly held the position of Senior Vice President of Development at the Advertising Council.
Jennifer Mamlet took the reigns Jan. 14 as the JCC in Scotch Plains' new executive director. Mamlet started her career as a social worker and also served as the Director of (Summer Camp Opportunities Promote Education (S.C.O.P.E). As the director of S.C.O.P.E, she headed the fundraising for summer camps, which served underprivileged children.
"Jennifer is a great fit for our JCC," said Robin Brous, the JCC's Assistant Executive Director and Early Childhood Director in a press release. "As an integral part of our community, our JCC must always provide excellent, relevant programming and services."
Mamlet resides in Westfield with her husband and two children. She has been a member of the JCC since she moved to this area.
"I am thrilled to join the JCC of Central New Jersey as the Executive Director," said Mamlet in a press release announcing her new appointment. "Harnessing and guiding the passion of this truly dedicated group of staff and volunteers is very exciting, as they are truly what make the JCC an exceptional place."
The public is invited to meet Mamlet at the JCC on Feb. 5, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. and Feb. 7, from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.
The JCC of Central New Jersey is located at 1391 Martine Avenue in Scotch Plains and serves members from a variety of nearby communities.
The JCC provides many features that include access to their fitness and wellness center, cultural arts and education programs, camps, exercise classes and early childhood services including Preschool and Kindergarten.
Members receive a discounted rate on programs and classes, but non-members are also welcome to attend the JCC, as stated in their catalogue. However, only members can take advantage of the school and camps.
Located at the JCC is a state-of-the-art fitness and wellness center with recently updated equipment, group classes and both an indoor and outdoor swimming pool.
Sandra Kenoff, Director of Marketing and Special Events at the JCC, said the center's outdoor swimming pool serves as a pool club for members during the summer months. There is also a café located in the JCC with doors located right across the hall which lead you to an outdoor patio.
A well-known aspect of the JCC is Camp Yachad, which runs camp programs at four locations including the JCC in Scotch Plains, the Academy for Performing Arts at Union County Vocational-Techinical School in Scotch Plains, Wardlaw-Hartridge in Edison and a travel camp in Springfield.
Coming this summer, the Maccabi Sports Camp will take place at the Wardlaw-Hartridge campus offering 2,4,6 or 8-week sessions of numerous sports for 1st to 4th graders.
The Day Camp held at the JCC provides outdoor activities, swim instruction, arts & crafts and more for children ages 18 months to nine. Children who take part in the Travel Camp can sign up for trips to Hershey, PA, Boston, Washington, DC or even as far as Disney World.
In addition to the JCC's programs for young children, the center also offers a variety of programs for teens, adults and seniors. These programs include book discussions, trips, a Jewish Teen Film Festival, bridge, musical performances and many more.
To see the lengthy list of options the JCC provides for people of all ages visit, www.jccnj.org.
Also, located on the second level of the JCC is the Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ. The foundation assists Jewish people in a variety of ways including job search help and counseling, as well as helping them connect to individuals or families connect to others.
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Dreamcast Games Coming to PS3, Xbox 360by Chris Faylor, Jun 10, 2010 10:20am PDT
Following numerous rumors and a leaked internal document, SEGA today confirmed that it will be bringing "classic titles from its popular Dreamcast console" to the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 as PlayStation Store and Xbox Live Arcade downloads.
"Sonic Adventure and Crazy Taxi will be the first two classics made available," the company says, "with Sonic leading the pack in Fall 2010 for the 11th anniversary of the launch of the Dreamcast in the United States." According to the Sega PressVault, both titles are due to arrive in Q3 2010, so between July 1 and September 30, 2010.
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In recent years, CWLA members have played a vital role in enacting the Fostering Connections Act, rejecting harmful Medicaid regulations, and enacting economic recovery legislation that supported foster care, adoption assistance, kinship care, and health services for vulnerable children and youth. Join us on Tuesday, January 26, 2010 as we head to Capitol Hill to advocate for re-establishment of the White House Conference on Children and Youth, effective implementation of the Fostering Connections Act, increased resources in the federal budget for child welfare programs, better health care, and other important initiatives!
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The Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control said that the Monrovia-based chain's Creamy Salted Valencia Peanut Butter is likely to be behind the outbreak, the Times reports.
Mostly children were infected and no deaths have been reported, according to the publication.
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A man clinging for hours to a clump of bushes in the rain-swollen Los Angeles River was safely rescued by firefighters early Monday.
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FISHERSVILLE, Va -- More than 14,000 cars were parked at the Augusta County Expo on Thursday night for Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney's visit.
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Divers who enjoy the Keys' living coral reef can help protect it and give back to the environment in a fun, competitive derby to capture and remove non-native lionfish from Keys waters.
In addition to monthly contests and workshops educating divers about safe lionfish collection and removal techniques, the Reef Environmental Education Foundation is sponsoring a one-day derby Sept. 14 at John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, located at mile marker 102.5 in Key Largo.
Through a continued partnership between the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, REEF, and the dive community, these hands-on opportunities are available for Keys visitors to take action and remove invasive lionfish.
A popular aquarium fish, lionfish are believed to have been introduced to Florida waters during the 1980s. The voracious invaders, whose population is growing rapidly in Atlantic waters, outcompete native fish for food and territory.
Derby divers vie for more than $3,500 in prize money. First- through third-place teams are awarded $1,000, $500 and $250, respectively, for the most lionfish captured. Cash prizes also are awarded for the top three largest and smallest lionfish.
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Think About It……… December 12, 2012
The Alaska Board of Education has approved a controversial rule change for Alaska that adds, for the first time, "student learning data" to teachers' annual job evaluations.
Right now only 5% of a teachers annual assessment is based on their students growth and performance but after last Friday's action by the State Board that figure has been moved to 20% of teachers' job evaluations, but not until two years from now. The plan is that not until six years from now will a student's actual learning make up 50% of the evaluation of all public school teachers.
The proposal was one of the most hotly-debated issues to come before the state Board of Education in many years. The public comment period before Friday's action generated more than 900 written comments from 462 people — mostly teachers unhappy with the proposal that would access whether students actually learned during the year. Teachers tend to believe that standardized testing of their students does not take into consideration "outside-the-classroom" factors that influence how students learn.
Governor Sean Parnell, told the Board last month in a letter, that at least 20 other states already weighted at least a 33% of teacher evaluations on student learning and that Alaska should do more than that and go to 50%. Parnell wrote "I would like Alaska to lead in this, not bring up the rear." NEA Alaska, the ultra liberal union which represents most of Alaska's public school teachers was very upset that teachers would be faced with the new higher learning performance evaluation. Teachers, themselves, are worried that their evaluations would be made public but for some reason that appears to be against state law.
One wonders why anyone would be against any requirement that assures our children are being taught properly in the classroom and learning to the very best of their ability. Our future depends on it. Holding our teachers to strict standards that require actual learning from the students, they teach, would seem to be extremely important. In fact, if teachers are paid to teach and if their students are not learning as a result of sub-standard effort, work, or ability then proper testing and evaluation of our teachers would seem to be mandatory.
For years nationwide testing of students show that large numbers of our students are not proficient in most all of the basic skills they should have when they leave high school and America lags far behind many other nations in academic achievement. The "dumbing down" of our students has been going on for far too long.
One has to wonder why only 20% or 50% of teacher's annual job evaluations would be based on their students growth and performance?
If indeed, we hire our teachers to teach, why wouldn't 100% of their students learning growth and performance be the criteria for teacher evaluations.
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I strongly agree that this should be more than 50%, but I also agree that parents should be held more accountable for their children's behaviors and academic growth also. Parental involvement, family involvement and open communication between home and school are a must. Students need to know that parents are going to back up the classroom teachers and schools, not run them down or excuse poor academic behaviors or disruptive behaviors from the kids. Homework is the students responsibility and the parents responsiblity as well. You can't expect teachers to teach kids that have to worry about food to eat, warm safe place to sleep or other basic necessities. Parents have to accept that responsibility and support teachers as well as expect to pay them for good or exceptional teaching. Salaries should be based on performance not tenure.
Holding teachers to some kind of benchmark does have some merits; however there are problems with this proposal. The author is obviously slanted in their viewpoint by describing the NEA as an "ultra-liberal union". It is the strongest union for teachers in the country and is simply trying to look out for their rights. Most Republicans these days view any union as ultra-liberal as they yearn to drive middle-class wages down accross the country.
A big problem with the proposal is each teacher's class is different. A good teacher can have a class with a large percentage of kids with learning difficulties-they simply are not going to learn as fast. At the same time a crappy teacher can have a class full of bright and self-motivated students who will excel no matter how the teacher works.
So now, using this method, you will get rid of the good teacher and keep the bad teacher. Understanding that a teacher can be fired unfairly, the fact that they have spent four or more years in college pursuing a career where they are frankly underpaid makes this method of evaluating teachers even worse. All it will do is make people who would originally be inspired to be good teachers choose another career path.
It is also interesting to note that many national Republicans are in favor of totally doing away with the public education system and just having private schools. If that ever happens only the priviledged will be able to get an education.


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Fall's arrival means it's time for cattlemen to watch their herds for signs of anaplasmosis. This disease can be devastating if not treated properly or in a timely manner.
Anaplasma marginale is a parasitic organism transmitted through blood transfer by biting insects and ticks, or by surgical instruments such as needles. The organism attaches to red blood cells, which the body then removes, causing cattle to become anemic, explained Dr. Meredyth Jones, assistant professor at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences' Large Animal Hospital.
Anaplasmosis appears most often in the fall because symptoms surface 21 to 45 days after infection - typically after the busy biting fly season of late summer. Cattlemen in Southern states need to be particularly cautious because the disease appears most frequently south of Kansas.
"Many times cattle can be infected and show no signs of illness," said Jones. "But during the fall months, if we are called on to examine a sickly, weak cow, anaplasmosis is high on our list of culprits."
Cattle in the acute phase of infection may appear weak, "down" and generically sick due to anemia. Affected cattle may also exhibit white or yellow mucous membranes - such as eyes, muzzles, udders, and vulvas. These membranes will appear white due to a lack of red blood cells, or yellow because of the pigments released as red blood cells are broken down and removed from the body.
Some cattle may even exhibit signs of aggressiveness, a behavior caused by lack of oxygen to the brain.
Anaplasmosis may appear in a chronic form, caused by a moderate level of anemia. Affected cattle lose weight over time, which can cause abortions in pregnant cows. The blood of infected cows in both phases will be thin in consistency, almost watery, when examined.
"For a clinical diagnosis, veterinarians will commonly test a cow's blood for anaplasmosis with a blood smear," Jones said. "We can actually see the organism attached to the margin of red blood cells with a microscope."
In the acute phase, anaplasmosis can be fatal if not treated properly. Ill cattle must be treated with great care, said Jones, because the stress of handling cattle can be fatal if the disease is advanced.
"If you suspect a cow of being infected, don't chase her with horses or dogs if you can help it. You really need to handle them delicately to reduce their stress as much as possible," Jones said.
The most common treatment is the use of tetracycline antibiotics. Improvement in cattle's symptoms can be seen within a few days, but it takes between two to four weeks to see a significant recovery of red blood cell numbers.
As with most diseases, prevention is ideal. Jones recommends fly tags, rubs and pour-on insect repellents to ward off biting insects and ticks. She also suggests changing needles between each cow when vaccinating or administering medicines. Another option is to add low levels of chlortetracycline to the feed to kill the organism before it replicates and attaches to red blood cells.
Unlike many diseases, which attack young and elderly populations, anaplasmosis mostly affects middle-aged cattle. In fact, most deadly cases occur in cattle between six and eight years of age. Younger cattle are better able to regenerate red blood cells and recover, often developing immunity.
Jones says cattlemen should pay particular attention to their adult cows and bulls as the season progresses, watching for symptoms characteristic of anaplasmosis.off the shelves.
Pet Talk is a service of the College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, Texas A&M University.


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Theres been a lot of buzz in the news lately about Lena Dunham and Judd Apatows new comedy for HBO, Girls.
If you dont have HBO, like me, you can watch the first episode on YouTube. It begins with Lena Dunhams character, Hannah, wolfing down a plate of pasta while at dinner with her parents a scene familiar to any post-college person. If your parents are picking up the dinner tab, you always make sure to bring an appetite.
Hannahs parents are visiting to tell her that they cutting off her allowance. Shes spent two years since college working at an unpaid internship in publishing and working on her memoirs but as of that moment, she gets no more money.
She argues them about it, telling them that the living in New York during this economy is not easy and that lots of her friends are getting help from their parents. Shes a good daughter, she argues. Shes working hard and trying to become somebody cant they support her?
I totally see where shes coming from. The economy does suck. When youve been a good, goal-achieving person your whole life, you feel like you deserve to be recognized for it. You should get what you want.
At the same time, I cant help thinking Hannah is a whiner and a privileged baby.
That was how I felt for most of the episode, mostly when watching Hannah. When she said she didnt want to work at McDonalds because she had a college education, I thought: Exactly. If you go to college, you shouldnt have to work fast food otherwise, whats the point of spending all that time and money?
but, at least fast food is a job that pays, unlike Hannahs publishing internship. If you work someplace for two years without a paycheck, thats not paying your dues thats being a doormat. Why hasnt she been looking for a paying job all this time? She had to know that her parents money would run out eventually, right?
If Girls is the new SATC, then Im probably a Marnie Hannahs practical, cautious and somewhat mothering roommate. Sure, she wants to break up with her boyfriend just because hes too nice and bores her to death, but at least she pays her share of the rent on time and tells Hannah she should reason with her parents rather than demanding they support her art.
Girls isnt a definitive picture of 20-something life all of the main characters are white and living in New York City and I dont know if I would consider it comedic. I didnt laugh very often, but I liked it. It felt honest.
Some other random thoughts I had while watching the episode:
-- Did Marnie's boyfriend just beg to hold her nightguard -- that retainer-like thing that's been in her mouth, all night? Ew. Yeah, this guy is too nice. Like creepy nice. Shudder.
-- Why is Hannah eating a cupcake in the bath? Thats sounds soggy. I would have gone with frozen yogurt. Cupcakes are so 2007.
-- I love the dialogue in this show. It's snappy in the right places, without being too precocious and over the top.
--Showing up to your parents hotel room in the middle of the night high on opium tea is not the way to get more money. Unless you steal the money left behind for housekeeping.
Did you watch Girls?


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Editor's Note: Every week we provide a recap of the top stories from the following Patch sites: Edina, Fridley, Golden Valley, Hopkins, Lake Minnetonka, Maple Grove, Minnetonka, Plymouth, Richfield, Southwest Minneapolis, St. Louis Park and St. Michael.
The stories were as heartbreaking as they were predictable after four years of tough economic times. Homeowner after homeowner stepped before the City Council to detail how business had stopped, how they'd lost their jobs, how they just didn't have anything left. While Hopkins has unfailingly kept up its streets, doing so isn't always easy on homeowners.
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After waiting for more than two months for results, the Olson family has answers as to why 16-year-old Michaela Olson collapsed and died during a morning jog July 1.
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Look at the infographic to the right to learn just some of the benefits of these colorful goodies.
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Mutual Funds
- Common types of mutual funds
- Exchange Traded Funds and Index Mutual Funds Compared
- Mutual fund basics
When you buy shares of a mutual fund, you're buying into a portfolio of securities. There are many types of funds, and you should always read the prospectus before investing. Essentially, you are buying diversification that would be difficult to achieve on your own. As you make your selection, consider when you'll need to take money out of the fund and identify your tolerance for risk. You'll also want to consider a fund's past performance and look for a manager who has been with the fund for several years.
- Understanding mutual fund share classes
Some mutual funds allow you to choose among several share classes, most commonly Class A, Class B, and Class C. When choosing a share class, keep in mind how much you want to invest and your investment time horizon.
- What You Can Learn from a Mutual Fund Prospectus
- Is it better to invest in a tax-free or a taxable mutual fund?
- What is a mutual fund prospectus and how do I read it?
- What is the difference between an open-end and a closed-end mutual fund?