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Chicken Dinner with Garden Vegetables & Brown Rice
for Senior Dogs
Natural, healthy BLUE Homestyle Recipes
No matter which delicious BLUE Homestyle Recipe you give your dog, you can be sure you're providing him with rich, wholesome nutrition–each formula contains only healthy, natural ingredients ideal for senior dogs.
Natural, High-Quality Chicken–Always the First Ingredient
Real deboned chicken provides essential amino acids he needs every day.
Wholesome Whole Grains
Hearty whole grains like brown rice and barley supply the complex carbohydrates that your dog needs for energy.
Healthy Garden Veggies and Nutritious Fruit
Whole carrots and sweet potatoes, blueberries and cranberries...these are just some of the nutrient-rich fruits and veggies you'll find in our Homestyle Recipes.
Made Without Wheat
This is an important difference between BLUE Homestyle Recipe and other canned dog foods. Many other brands use wheat as a thickening agent in their food, but wheat has been known to cause allergies in some dogs.
A high–quality, highly digestible protein source that provides essential amino acids, fatty acids, and certain minerals for muscle development, organ function, and energy. The chicken used in BLUE natural dog and cat foods comes from USDA–inspected facilities.
- Chicken Broth,
Chicken Liver,
Chicken Liver
An organ meat high in protein, rich in iron and vitamin A, and used as a natural flavor enhancer.
Carrots provide antioxidants and health protecting phytochemicals, vitamins and minerals. They are high in Vitamin A and carotenoids. Carotenoids are antioxidants providing protection against free radicals (cancer causing agents). The carrots used in BLUE dog and cat foods are whole fresh carrots sourced from approved USDA sources.
BLUE uses fresh, green peas. A good source of protein and Vitamin A. Peas are packed with fiber to help manage cholesterol and blood sugar. Also a good source of potassium.
- Ground Brown Rice,
- Ground Barley,
Oatmeal is an excellent carbohydrate source for energy. It is a high quality grain source that is rich in B vitamins and minimizes allergic reactions typically associated with wheat and corn. Whole oats are the whole grain with hull and brand. Oatmeal is known to help protect against heart disease, diabetes and cancer as well as help to lower cholesterol and maintain the proper levels of blood sugar.
Sweet Potatoes,
Sweet Potatoes
Sweet Potatoes are an excellent source of potassium, B vitamins and beta-carotene. They provide phytochemicals and carotenoids; sources of antioxidant agents providing natural protection against free radicals (cancer causing agents). The sweet potatoes used in BLUE dog and cat foods are fresh whole sweet potatoes sourced from USDA approved vendors.
Guar Gum,
Guar Gum
Guar Gum is primarily used as a thickener and stabilizer in canned food. A highly soluble and highly digestible fiber with a low caloric content that is known to significantly reduce cholesterol levels.
Potassium Chloride,
Potassium Chloride
Potassium is important for a healthy nervous system and a regular heart rhythm. Aids in proper muscle contraction and maintaining stable blood pressure.
- Carrageenan,
- Cassia Gum,
An antioxidant that fights free radicals (toxins) in the body; a natural acidifier that contributes to urinary tract health, preventing bacterial infection in the urinary tract, and aid in the prevention of struvite crystals in the bladder and urethra.
Blueberries are an excellent source of Vitamins A & C, potassium, and fiber.
Flaxseed (source of Omega 3 and 6 Fatty Acids),
Flaxseed (source of Omega 3 and 6 Fatty Acids)
Ground flax seed contains flax seed oil, which is one of the richest sources of the essential Omega 3 fatty acids (linolenic acid). Flax is a good source of essential amino acids and contains all the essential vitamins and minerals required by dogs and cats. Flax is beneficial for its anti-inflammatory effect and has been known to help arthritis and prevent cancer. Flax seed is also a great fiber source that aids in digestion. Also an excellent source of Omega 3 & 6 fatty acids that promote healthy skin and coat.
A natural form of salt obtained from processing seawater. It is a supplement for sodium and chloride, essential nutrients required by dogs and cats. Sodium and chloride are electrolytes. They help regulate water balance in the body, aid in muscle contraction and nerve transmission and regulate the body's acid-balance. Sea salt also contains trace minerals associated with animal health.
Vitamin A Supplement,
Vitamin A Supplement
Vitamin A is essential for healthy bones, teeth, hair, skin, eyes, and mucous membranes. It is an oil soluble vitamin and is important to the immune system especially for respiratory infections. It is a building block of rhodopsin, a compound in the retina responsible for sight in partial darkness.
Thiamine Mononitrate (Vitamin B1),
Thiamine Mononitrate (Vitamin B1)
Vitamin B1 is essential for the metabolism of carbohydrates and protein. It is also important for a healthy nervous system, keeps mucous membranes healthy, maintains normal function of the nervous system, muscles and heart. Also promotes normal growth and development.
Riboflavin (Vitamin B2),
Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)
Riboflavin is important for the digestion of fats and carbohydrates and for healthy skin and coat. Key for normal growth and development.
Biotin (Vitamin B7),
Biotin (Vitamin B7)
Also known as Vitamin H, it is active in the metabolism of fats, carbohydrates and protein, and the formation of fatty acids. It promotes normal health of sweat glands, nerve tissue, bone marrow, blood cells, skin, and hair. It is essential for growth and well-being.
Vitamin B12 Supplement,
Vitamin B12 Supplement
Vitamin B12 is a coenzyme in nucleic acid, protein and lipid synthesis. It is necessary for growth. Necessary for normal processing of carbohydrates, protein, and fat in the body.
Vitamin D3 Supplement,
Vitamin D3 Supplement
Vitamin D promotes healthy skin, bone, connective tissue and heart. It is necessary for the proper absorption and utilization of calcium and phosphorus.
Vitamin E Supplement,
Vitamin E Supplement
Vitamin E is a potent antioxidant that helps to improve circulation and cardiac output.
Zinc Amino Acid Chelate,
Zinc Amino Acid Chelate
Zinc is an essential mineral important in helping to support healthy skin, hair and mucous membranes. It has antioxidant properties, helps maintain normal taste and sense of smell, aids in healing and promoting a healthy immune system, helps synthesize DNA and RNA and promotes normal growth and development.
Iron Amino Acid Chelate,
Iron Amino Acid Chelate
Iron is an essential mineral for preventing anemia, stimulating bone-marrow production of hemoglobin. Hemoglobin is the red-blood cell pigment that carries oxygen to body cells and forms part of several enzymes and proteins.
- Cobalt Amino Acid Chelate,
Copper Amino Acid Chelate,
Copper Amino Acid Chelate
Copper promotes normal red blood cell formation, acts as a catalyst in storage and release of iron to form hemoglobin for red blood cells, assists in the production of several enzymes involved in respiration, promotes connective-tissue formation and central nervous system function and promotes normal insulin function. Copper is an essential mineral for preventing anemia in dogs and cats.
Manganese Amino Acid Chelate,
Manganese Amino Acid Chelate
Manganese is an essential mineral for normal growth and development, aids in carbohydrate metabolism, promotes nerve functions, aids in formation of connective tissue and is involved in the antioxidation process.
Sodium Selenite,
Sodium Selenite
Sodium Selenite is a source of selenium. Selenium is important to healthy muscles and nerves. It is also important in fertility and enhances the antioxidant characteristics of Vitamin E.
Potassium Iodide,
Potassium Iodide
Potassium Iodide is used as a bioavailable source of iodide. Iodide is essential for thyroid health; it promotes normal cell function and is important in the formation of bones, teeth, muscles, and blood.
Choline Chloride,
Choline Chloride
Choline Chloride protects nerve function and maintains fat metabolism. Also helps regulate the liver and helps maintain acid and water balance.
Glucosamine Hydrochloride,
Glucosamine Hydrochloride
Glucosamine has been known to prevent arthritis and to maintain connective tissue, tendons, ligaments, and cartilage.
Chondroitin Sulfate
Chondroitin Sulfate
A naturally occurring compound believed to be helpful in the maintenance and rebuilding of joint cartilage.
Guaranteed Analysis
|Crude Protein
|7.5% min
|Crude Fat
|4.5% min
|Crude Fiber
|2.0% max
|78.0% max
|380 mg/kg min
|Chondroitin Sulfate*
|200 mg/kg min
*Not recognized as an essential nutrient by AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles.
Nutrition Statement
BLUE Homestyle Recipe Senior Chicken Dinner With Garden Vegetables Food for Dogs is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for maintenance.
Feeding Guidelines
Calorie Content (ME Calculated, as fed):
1,050 Kcals/kg, 371 Kcals/can
Feeding Instructions: Feed approximately 1/2 can for every 10 pounds of body weight per day.
Note: Individual dog's requirements may vary due to age, breed, environment and activity level. Adjust food as required to maintain optimal body condition and ask your veterinarian if you are unsure.


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The Guidelines for the Use of Antiretroviral Agents in Pediatric HIV Infection has been updated! For a complete preview of key updates to the guidelines, please see What's New in the Guidelines.
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Short-Term Therapy Interruption
Efavirenz and nevirapine have very long half-lives and can be detected for 21 days or longer after discontinuation.6-9 As the other drugs with shorter half-lives are cleared, only nevirapine or efavirenz may persist, resulting in functional monotherapy, which can increase risk of selection of non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NNRTI)-resistant mutations. Certain genetic polymorphisms that are more common in certain racial and ethnic groups (i.e., African Americans, Hispanics) may result in a slower rate of drug clearance.8,9 To prevent this functional monotherapy, some experts recommend stopping the NNRTI first and continuing the other ARV drugs (NRTI backbone or protease inhibitor [PI]) for a period of time.7 An alternative is to substitute a PI for the NNRTI up to 4 weeks before interrupting all drugs; however, there are no data to support this practice. Studies are ongoing in adults to help determine an effective strategy, but information in children is unavailable and, because the PKs of these agents are different in children, the recommendations for adults may not be applicable.10-12
An additional consideration is reintroduction of nevirapine. Currently, a 2-week, half-dose escalation is recommended in patients who are started on nevirapine. Dose escalation is used because nevirapine induces its own metabolism by inducing CYP3A4 metabolic liver enzymes; thus, initial administration of the full therapeutic dose will result in elevated drug levels until metabolic enzyme induction has occurred. Lower rates of rash toxicity have been observed with the 2-week dose escalation.10 In cases where nevirapine has been discontinued for more than 2 weeks, another 2-week dose escalation is recommended when the drug is reintroduced.
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In adults, two large, randomized clinical trials have demonstrated increased morbidity when CD4 T lymphocyte (CD4 cell) count was used as an indication to stop and start therapy. The Strategies for Management of Antiretroviral Therapy (SMART) trial stopped cART when the CD4 cell count was >350 cells/mm3 and reintroduced therapy when the count was <250 cells/mm3. Compared with the group receiving continuous cART, the STI group had an increased risk of disease progression and death.5 Interruption of cART was also associated with elevations in biomarkers of inflammation that were predictive of morbidity and mortality independent of CD4 cell count.13 Similarly, in the TRIVICAN trials, which used the same CD4 cell count triggers to stop and restart therapy, STI was shown to be inferior.14 Studies in adults using a CD4 cell count <350 cells/mm3 as a trigger to restart therapy did not report significant differences in serious disease progression or death.15,16 However, another large cohort study in Italy showed an increased risk of disease progression after interruption of first-line therapy.17 In light of these data, the current Department of Health and Human Services guidelines for adults recommend against planned long-term STI in adults (see Adult and Adolescent Treatment Guidelines).
In children, there have been fewer studies of long-term STI. In one study, children with controlled viral load (HIV RNA <400 copies/mL for >12 months) were subjected to increasing intervals of treatment interruption. Of 14 children studied, 4 maintained undetectable viral loads with interruptions of up to 27 days. It has been hypothesized that enhanced HIV-specific immune responses may play a role in the viral suppression.18 However, new drug-resistance mutations were detected in 3 of 14 children in the STI study. In the European (PENTA) trial, 109 children with virologic suppression on cART were randomized to continuous therapy (CT) versus treatment interruption with CD4-guided re-initiation of cART. On average, CD4 values decreased sharply in the first 10 weeks after STI. However, most children in the STI arm (almost 60%) did not reach CD4 criteria to restart therapy over 48 weeks. Children in the STI arm spent significantly less time on cART than children in the CT arm.4 None of the children in the trial experienced serious clinical illnesses or events, and the appearance of new drug-resistance mutations did not differ between the two arms.4
In some populations of children, STI has been more specifically considered. In the United States and other developed countries, most HIV-infected children begin cART during infancy.19,20 Many of them have had controlled viral replication for many years and are growing and developing normally. One trial was designed to answer whether infants who initiated cART early could safely discontinue therapy at some point and reinitiate treatment based on CD4 cell decline. The CHER study in South Africa assessed outcomes in infants randomized to deferred cART (initiation driven by CDC stage and CD4 status), immediate cART with interruption after 40 weeks, or immediate cART with interruption after 96 weeks.21,22 While the two arms of interrupted therapy led to better outcomes compared to the deferred arms, up to 80% of infants had to restart therapy by the end of follow-up. The long-term outcomes in children after this interruption remain unknown and it is unclear if the short period of time on cART saved by most children merits the potential risks associated with cessation. Another scenario often raised involves patients who have limited treatment options and who cannot achieve an undetectable viral load despite aggressive cART. In such cases, continuation of non-suppressive therapy is recommended because, despite detectable viral replication, immunologic benefit has been well documented.23-26
Given the increased availability of medications with less toxicity, the potential benefits of long-term STI may be decreasing. Current data do not support use of long-term STI in clinical care of HIV-infected children.


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A:The 105" is the overall width or length along the back edge of the sofa with chaise.
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As an ecologist she hopes through her research to buy that time for planet earth, the victim of global climate change due to rising concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere as a result of fossil fuel use and changes in land use.
In a year's time, the millions of cars operating on planet earth plus industrial emissions pour several gigatons of exhaust into the atmosphere. But that's only part of the problem. When trees were cut for farmland more than 100 years ago, 50% of the carbon stored in the top 20 to 30 centimeters of the soil was lost. Carbon stocks represent a store of nutrients that plants can use to grow. Soil carbon also increases the ability of soils to retain water and retain pore space so roots can grow through soil.
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"Increasing terrestrial carbon sinks may provide temporary solutions that can decrease the probability of damage while alternative strategies are developed," she says.
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The amount of soil carbon stored following afforestation is inconsistent, but Morris is examining how this approach can be used as a land management alternative so that carbon can be stored in the land for the longest period. Research will help determine the right trees and best fertilizers to use to achieve optimal storage and reduce the loss of carbon in the soil. That information will be vital in formulating land management plans. And, as one component of land use change, afforestation could regain 100 million tons or one gigaton of carbon in 10 years.
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….I'm fairly certain that Erik Haula's comment to the Star Tribune on Friday night about 'Playing down to their level' was plastered all over Mankato's locker room tonight. It's why Zach Lehrke was all over Haula from the drop of the puck (first giving him a big stick check to the shoulder at the faceoff dot just before he took his opening-game penalty). Troy Jutting was very respectful in answering questions after the game, but it seemed at any second he was going to blow up. His face was totally red and the frustration level was way off the charts – even more than when he almost got into an altercation with a 'U' police officer a few years back.
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….I'm getting a bit worried about how the Gophers have been playing lately, but I'm hoping that it's just a matter of it being a young team and them needing a bit of a break as they really haven't had one yet. Get four points against Tech next weekend and then it's a 2 week break before the Mariucci Classic. Four points next weekend are a must as they were this weekend.
….If the Gophers can sweep Tech, win the Mariucci Classic, then beat Notre Dame, they'll be in great Pairwise shape again. As it stands now, the Vermont loss hurts badly, but just as bad was the loss and tie against Michigan State. Beating a possible Hockey East opponent in Northeastern then following up against a CCHA team would do wonders for the Gophers later on. Having teams like Duluth and North Dakota keep winning is huge also.
….The refs were bad overall this weekend, but just brutal in the third period tonight. Kyle Rau's open ice hit was a textbook hit on how to clean someone up in the open ice legally. There was a wave off of an icing in the 2nd period that almost got Justin Holl killed and the back and forth nature of the penalty calls was enough to get Coach Lucia to have a long discussion with Bruce McLeod after the game. Nobody bothered to ask tDon about the officiating after because, while calm and collected like usual, it seemed like he would have gotten really upset about it. Not much needs to be said – just hope that it gets better from here.
….Tech sure is an interesting team. They seem to have a new attitude but it's not necessarily following them outside their own building this season, especially in-conference. I'm fired up for a first-hand look next weekend.


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In closing, I want to apologize for your dis-satisfactory experience, that makes me sad. I am always sorry to see anyone disappointed in life, much less at or from my establishment. I am also sorry that these things make you sick to your stomach to endure them, and even still to re-live the trauma in your review of the day's events. All I can hope at this point is that some day you will be able to forget any of it ever happened, and that you will find an establishment that can meet your expectations. Sorry that we fell so far short. I hope it didn't ruin your friendship and that your friend can eventually get over the humility of taking you to a place "LIKE THIS".
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Anne Baxteractress
Born: 5/7/1923
Birthplace: Michigan City, Indiana
A versatile stage and screen performer, she won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her work in The Razor's Edge (1946). She is perhaps best-remembered for her portrayal of Bette Davis's scheming protegé in All About Eve (1950), for which she received an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress.Died: 12/12/1985
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On Noble Army Hospital's last day, the staff and volunteers gathered in the lobby to bid a poignant farewell to the building that had cared for so many soldiers and their families over the years. Noble's workers tended newborn babies, broken bones and bouts of flu common to any community.
And Fort McClellan was a community as much as it was a military post, according to the women who came to northeast Alabama simply because assignments had called their husbands.
They'd been born in other countries, ones that had suffered the destruction of wars and their aftermath.
They came to Alabama and made it home. To this day, some are amazed at how fast they settled in.
When they think about the Army post that brought them here — the one that closed 10 years ago with an act of Congress — their stories trail over memories personal and shared, over a community that they hope finds its way back to life.
They look at McClellan today and see opportunity held in limbo and progress on the verge of being lost.
"I was with the group that locked the doors," said Barbara Tucker, who volunteered with the Red Cross at Noble and recalls that last day in 1999. "It was sad, seeing it close. You knew something was lost."
The women sitting with her in the old Post Exchange nod. All three were born in Germany. All three take a keen interest in what's happening at the old Fort McClellan they were once so familiar with.
It's been 10 years, and it seems to them as if that time has flown by quickly, in some ways too fast, when they look at decaying buildings.
Their suggestions for what should be done to McClellan — and it irritates them that the "fort" has been dropped, by the way — are simple: Make the most of what's already there, and do no harm.
"What we need is industry that won't pollute the environment," said Sigrit Berth, ticking off a list of ideas. "It is beautiful out here, and so much could be done."
They've passed overgrown grass for years now on their way to use the swimming pool at Truman Gym, but it still seems alien to the neatly trimmed post that was once called the "Military Showplace of the South."
The pockets that have been renovated have added a little luster, but the deserted swaths leave a hole in the area that is deeper than clusters of empty buildings. One thing people don't often realize is how far Fort McClellan's reach extended into the community. Weaver, Saks and Jacksonville had large concentrations of military households, and those residents are still represented today in military retirees.
Therefore, they feel the post's loss, too, and any absence of its revitalization.
"You miss seeing the soldiers around town, out in the town," said Jacksonville resident Yun Prater, a Korean native who 39 years ago married a young military policeman named Elzie Prater. "That's a small thing, but it was there."
The story of military spouses coming back to the United States is one that dates back to World War II and the post-war occupations in Europe and Asia. Like many communities across the South, Calhoun County saw its language grow from a relative homogeny of accents to one that included German, Japanese, Italian and Korean as those military families came and stayed. Asian markets opened up. Across from McClellan, there's a Korean church where Prater goes to pray. Downtown at The Annistonian restaurant, German food is served on Wednesdays. And once a month, the expatriate community meets for the simple act of keeping in touch with one another.
The assets that should be able to bring McClellan to life again are the same ones the women noted when they first came to Alabama. They remember friendly people who wanted to help them succeed in their new home and were willing to work hard to help assure that success.
They remember a community that reached out to them — even when some of their relatives back home weren't so sure about their coming to the Deep South.
European news of the South from the 1950s through the '70s consisted mostly of race riots, protests over busing and other tinderboxes that fueled the civil rights movement.
Berth's family was the only one that didn't discourage the move: "My aunt said, 'Very good. The next time we lose a war, we will get care packages.'"
The relatives' dire predictions of culture shock and intolerance didn't come true. All the women, whether born in Germany, Japan or Korea, were folded into the closely knit Army family.
Even Prater, who has been here longer than most, said the transition from one life, one culture, to another felt natural.
"When people heard we were from Germany, that was OK," Tucker said, remembering her first days here nearly three decades ago. "We were not from New York."
Her companions laughed, heartily enough that others in the new Café McClellan glanced over at their table.
In the old days, the café's dining room was a cafeteria. At lunch, it would have been packed. In the adjacent stores, shelves and coolers were lined with ingredients and products that couldn't readily be found on local grocery shelves.
Now they go to bases in Huntsville or Georgia to do their big shopping.
Ten years ago, the Post Exchange, Commissary and hospital were the three things military retirees said they'd miss the most after Fort McClellan's closing. The PX lingered for a few years and has gotten a new start recently as a medical mall and café.
The old medical center — Noble Army Hospital, where Tucker volunteered — also has a fresh start, probably the highest profile at McClellan. As the Noble Training Center, it's part of the Center for Domestic Preparedness and the Department of Homeland Security.
Nearby, the Cane Creek Golf Course stretches along McClellan Boulevard and back toward the center of the post. The women remember when the rest of Calhoun County used to envy people who had access to play at Cane Creek.
"That — keeping the golf course, keeping the pool, the sports fields — those facilities are excellent," Berth said.
They're also part of the McClellan landscape that holds a place in the hearts of people who used to live and work there. Even the quirks of a military installation — vigilant police who'd give a ticket for even testing the speed limit — are recalled with affection and respect.
Karin Drewes, originally from Germany, and her husband were in Tacoma, Wash., when he retired from the Army. Fort McClellan was, she said, a special place. It helped that she liked warm weather and friendly people. She knew they'd be back here one day.
While watching McClellan's transformation has been painful, it hasn't changed the way they feel about making their home here for good.
"We're disappointed that they haven't done more," she said. "It was sad to see it go."
Ten years ago, their drive back to McClellan Boulevard would have taken them past full parking lots or the occasional stand of basic trainees lined up at attention. And if the window was rolled down, the distant chant of jogging soldiers would likely filter through the trees, a cadence accompanying a trip that never went too fast.


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States, tribes, and territories are authorized through a process that is defined by the Clean Water Act Section 402 (b) and 40 CFR Part 123 . States who want to be authorized to administer the NPDES program submit to EPA a letter from the Governor requesting review and approval, a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA), a Program Description, a Statement of Legal Authority (also known as an "Attorney Generals Statement" or "AG Statement"), and the underlying State laws and regulations. EPA determines whether the package is complete within 30 days of receipt. Within 90 days of receipt, EPA renders a decision to approve or disapprove the program. The time for review may be extended by agreement.
The NPDES Program consists of various components, including:
A state may receive authorization for one or more of the NPDES Program components. For example, if the state had not received authorization for federal facilities, EPA would continue to issue permits to federal facilities (e.g., military bases, national parks, federal lands, etc.)
The process of authorization includes a public review and comment period, and a public hearing. If EPA disapproves the program, EPA remains the permitting authority for that state, tribe, or territory.
If EPA approves the program, the state assumes permitting authority in lieu of EPA. All new permit applications would then be submitted to the state agency for NPDES permit issuance. Certain permits issued prior to authorization may continue under EPA administration as set in the MOA. Even after a state receives NPDES authorization, EPA continues to issue NPDES permits on tribal lands (if the tribe is not administering its own approved NPDES Program).
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Thanks everyone for all your help, but after sleeping on it, i decided this pose was just too boring! I know what I want to make out of this picture, so I managed to find a ref that was pretty similar, so it'd still fit with what i wanted, just a bit more exciting!
However, once i'm done with this pic, i'm going to go back to that previous sketch and improve it with all of your guys' comments, just to improve myself!
So, if there are any comments on this new pose i'd greatly appreciate it, im much happier with this one. Hopefully i'll finally get around to adding detail in the next few days!!


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ArtBra New Haven presents checks to representatives of the Breast
Center at Smilow Cancer Hospital, the Yale Cancer Genetics Counseling
Center, and the Boutique at Smilow Cancer Hospital. The funds will
pay for treatment, genetic testing, and compression garments for
patients who otherwise would be unable to pay for them.
You deserve a relaxing, refreshing, and rewarding elixir (with anti-oxidants), so try some ArtBra Rejuvenation white tea blend tea. It makes a great cup for after the Thanksgiving meal, or a sure-to-please house gift—and every sip benefits ArtBra New Haven.
Thank you, New Haven!
(29 September 2013)
For those of you who've been waiting for them, here are the bras in tribute to Ann DeMatteo. Click on the thumbnails to see the larger images.
(18 September 2013)
Lots of wonderful stuff has come in! We have eleven new bras (see the gallery) and one wonderful quilt.
(13 September 2013) Philip Parda of Savvy Tea Gourmet, in Branford, has mixed a White Tea Blend "ArtBra Rejuvenation Tea": a special blend to be sold under ArtBra New Haven's logo. It's an aromatic blend organic White Tea (high in anti-oxidants) with touches of peach, hibiscus, and rose (all organic). Just the thing to sip hot to soothe the spirit, while served iced it's very refreshing.
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(5 September 2013) Also from Therese McNally, we have The Cheerleader because everybody needs some extra support when dealing with breast cancer.
(4 September 2013) Therese McNally has added a pair of imaginitive bras: Bring the Hammer Down on Cancer, for fighting the disease, and Space Cadet, since you feel so spacey after chemo.
(3 September 2013) We present Red Hot Patriot, a tribute to the wickedly funny columnist Molly Ivins (of fond memory). Autographed by Kathleen Turner—yes, THAT Kathleen Turner! Now, let's turn up the "Body Heat"."
(29 August 2013) Natural Awakenings magazine has a substantial interview with Gaye Hyre, covering ArtBra New Haven. It's well-written and well-illustrated, and you can find a free copy at your local health-food store, massage therapist, and other such health-oriented locations. Or, you can see it online. We've found no direct link, so from the opening pages you have to click the right edge 9 or 10 times to get to pp. 20–21.
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From Therese McNally (she of Cancer, No More Mischief), we have Their Royal Majesties:
Of her creation, she says "Whether real or reconstructed, it behooves us all to take good care of our breasts with regular checkups and medical attention. After all, they are 'Our Royal Majesties!' So here's a bra to celebrate that royalty: 1940s vintage beadwork paired with hot pink taffeta and jewelry. Carry them in style!"
(With photos!) Early afternoon the weather decided to cooperate, and we scrambled to retract our cancellation. :-/ Well, we caught enough folks before they make other plans, and the bikes and bikers wended their way to the Stevenson Dam. A delightful time was had by all, and all the folks made a substantial donation to the ArtBra cause. Thank you!
ArtBra New Haven is delighted to announce Ellen Matloff, research scientist in genetics and Director of the Cancer Genetic Counseling Program at Yale Cancer Center, as the 2013 ArtBra Honoree.
Ellen's area of special interest is BRCA I and BRCA II mutations, which vastly increase the probability of a carrier developing breast and/or ovarian cancer. For the past 18 years, she has been dedicated to patient and provider issues in cancer genetic counseling, and the impact of genetic patents on patients and clinical practice.
Ellen is one of the lead plaintiffs in Association of Molecular Pathology v. Myriad Genetics, the landmark case now before the U.S. Supreme Court, challenging the validity of patenting naturally-occurring substances from the human body. Myriad Genetics has patented the BRCA I and II genes, and holds the monopoly on testing. This has frozen research, and makes necessary testing unaffordable for many patients, leaving them to make huge decisions about their treatment without vital information. Ellen has worked tirelessly for the interests of breast cancer patients and their families, and ArtBra New Haven is deeply grateful.
Please join us when we honor Ellen at ArtBra New Haven's 3rd annual Runway Show & Live Auction, to benefit under- and uninsured patients at the Breast Center at Smilow Cancer Hospital, Sunday, October 6th, 2 to 5 p.m., at the Omni Hotel in New Haven. For more information, visit our web site, www.artbra-newhaven.org, or e-mail any questions to firstname.lastname@example.com. We look forward to seeing you there.
This year will have a bit of a twist—a twist of lemon, that is. Our afternoon entertainment will include a lovely tea—sandwiches, dainties, bubbly punch and all. (I looked up what they serve at Buckingham Palace. Why should the Queen have all the fun?)
So mark your calendars, get your friends and family together, and reserve a table. It's the social event of the season!
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ArtBra-New Haven is the expression of the community of survivors, supporters, and artists, in celebration of and thanks to the wonderful people who helped get us through the odyssey of breast cancer.


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Last time we moved (granted it's been almost 7 years!), the movers didn't bear any responsibility for damaged goods in boxes that we packed ourselves. You might want to double check on that before you go to the trouble of packing your own.
Ft. Bragg moms -
1. I desperately need a haircut. Any advice where to/where not to go? Normally I'm up for a nice $50 haircut or so, but way cheaper would be nice this time.
2. Dentist recommendations for me and the kid?
For nice expensive cuts I've heard Suki's on Yadkin is the place to go. The couple of times I've had my hair trimmed I went to Fantastic Sam's (the one in the Hobby Lobby Shopping Center on Skibo), it was about 15 or 20 dollars, and they did a decent job.
oh, eta: I've heard awful things about Smile Starters, and good things from folks who have gone to Dental Works- which I *think* is on Morganton, across from the mall, near Bed Bath and Beyond and Ulta.
My family's leaving Korea in less than a month and we are totally unprepared because we thought we had an extension coming and my husband has been working until really late at night. We haven't even painted the walls white yet. Does anyone know where we can get boxes for moving? I wanted to pack up some stuff like my daughter's toys and my craft stuff. I want to carefully organize it myself. I remember when we were leaving Fort Lewis I packed up some of my clothes and our electronics already because we just wanted to streamline the process. I'm afraid that we're just going to have to deal with stacks of books and clothes everywhere? We're borrowing some of our furniture like the drawers and chests and want to empty and thoroughly clean them asap. This is so much harder with a child involved! I really don't want to stay but I really hate moving! I go from stressed to exasperated and scared because I don't know anyone in Fort Drum and my husband's going to deploy within months of our arrival. Is it hard staying there with a young child? I don't really have experience driving in the snow but everything's on one base so it shouldn't be hard to get around, right? That's our only option right? We can't move to another state closer to my family because we won't have our furniture. I'm nervous and every time I think about it I freak out even more.
LOL! I think Claire knows all about my Smile Starters incident. That place is horrible. And yes, it's where they won't let you back with your kids. I'm going to try Dental Works. Everyone says it's good.
No help on the haircut. I'm growing mine out. I haven't had it cut since July in California.
You can either do a search for providers on the tricare website, or try calling local midwives and ask them if they take tricare. Also try calling hospitals and asking for contact info.
I just need to vent for a minute, hopefully I don't offend anybody with what I'm going to say.
I have a friend on Facebook that I've known since junior high. She's dealing with a similar situation like mine in regards to deployment. She and her husband have had a lot of strife as a result, it seems like he's the one who is always trying to mend things and make things better and she's being really immature about it. She broadcasts every dispute on Facebook for the whole world to see and I'm so embarrassed for him because of it. He came home last night and she won't even answer any of his phone calls, he's never even met his own daughter. I just feel so horrible about the whole thing and it makes me so angry. I understand that deployments are hard on families but to witness this and knowing how hard it is for my husband, I can't imagine what this guy must be feeling
That's really sad.
I have a friend who posts stuff about her husband and it's going to be really awkward if I ever see or meet the guy! I don't think I'd ever post anything like that on FB! For one thing, I wouldn't want my in-laws to see me writing anything negative about their son!


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Crash claims life of Newberg High School junior
17-year-old dies Saturday afternoon in single-vehicle crash
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DUNDEE — A 17-year-old Newberg High School junior was killed about 5:15 p.m. Saturday in a single-vehicle crash on Northeast Fox Farm Road near Hidden Springs Road.
The Yamhill County Sheriff's Office identified the victim as Alex Neel Weiler of 949 Seventh St.
Capt. Tim Svenson of the sheriff's office gave this account:
Weiler, who was driving a 2001 Chevrolet Suburban, was southbound on Fox Farm Road toward Highway 99W. He lost control as he was negotiating a sharp "S" corner.
"He went off the side of the road, overcorrected, shot across the road and sideswiped a tree," Svenson said. "When he did that it caused a fuel line to snap and there was a fire.
"Witnesses, a passerby and a Newberg-Dundee police officer arrived within minutes and reported smoke and fire coming from the vehicle," Svenson said. "Attempts were made to get him out."
The rescue attempt included breaking windows out of the vehicle, but responding individuals were driven back by the heat and smoke of the fire, according to the captain.
Speed and slick road conditions contributed to the crash, Sheriff Jack Crabtree said.
In addition to the sheriff's office and Newberg-Dundee police, the Newberg and Dundee fire departments and Oregon State Police responded. The county's Victim and Witness Services Program handled family notifications.
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