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HSC-Baylor College of Dentistry's weekly syndicated dental news report, "Dental Health Check," now has a new Web site: http://www.dentalhealthcheck.org.
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Dr. Linda Niessen, clinical professor in restorative sciences and communications and development, has been hosting "Dental Health Check" for 14 years.
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Thanks to Jan Andrejkovic for pointing out a tool I missed in my column "Upgrade 2.0" [5]. Fedora ships with a program called Presto [6] that uses DeltaRPMs to provide smaller updates. In my first test, a normal update would have required 972MB of downloads, but with Presto, it was a mere 224MB (pretty impressive savings). Fedora 11 now includes a yum-presto package (not to be confused with the presto package that is a graphics-related engine) that is a plugin for the yum program. Installation is simple:
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- Wireshark source code stable download: http://www.wireshark.org/download/src/
- Wireshark source code devel download: http://www.wireshark.org/download/automated/src/
- Wireshark security vulnerabilities: http://www.wireshark.org/security/
- "Upgrade 2.0" by Kurt Seifried, Linux Pro Magazine, October 2009, p. 66: https://www.linux-magazine.com/w3/issue/107/066-067_kurt.pdf
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Roommate charged in Stafford stabbing
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A Stafford County man has been charged with attempted murder in connection with a knifing attack on a roommate, police said.
Sheriff's spokesman Bill Kennedy said the victim and his girlfriend returned to the home on Green Tree Road in southern Stafford about 12:35 a.m. Sunday. They reportedly saw the suspect sitting, in an agitated state, in the kitchen holding a knife, Kennedy said.
The suspect began cursing and said he was going to kill the victim, Kennedy said. The victim told his girlfriend to leave while he tried to calm the suspect.
Kennedy said the suspect then attacked the victim with the knife, cutting his arms and face and causing severe cuts to his hand.
The woman had called 911 and when Deputy Christopher Staats arrived, the frantic woman told him that the victim was being stabbed. By this time the fight had spilled out into the courtyard, and Staats saw both men with their hands on the knife, Kennedy said.
Staats challenged both men and took both into custody after ordering them to let go of the knife. The bleeding victim had deep cuts in his hands, apparently from trying to fend off the knife attack, Kennedy said. The suspect had no injuries.
The victim was taken for medical treatment while the suspect went to jail.
Jorge Luis Sanchez Pellicier, 34, was charged with attempted murder, malicious wounding and abduction. He was placed without bond in the Rappahannock Regional Jail.
Kennedy said the suspect claimed that he responded after being attacked.
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I just found out I'm going to a holiday lunch at Mijares. What's the scoop on it? Should I be excited or dreading it?
Dreading. I'd rather go to El Torito! If you prefer quantity over quality, though, you probably would be pleased... but I doubt that since you're here on this site!
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It was either that or El Cholo in Pasadena...
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i've been so underimpressed by el cholo too... the one in boyle heights was better than the one in pas but still...
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Me too. They have a beautiful outdoor patio (hopefully heated this time of year), good margueritas and standard Mexican-AMERICAN fare. Us locals don't come here for the food. We come to hang out in the patio on a warm summer's evening, drink margueritas, eat guacamole and chips and maybe something that can't be screwed-up -- like a quesadilla.
If you want "real" Mexican food, then go to a real Mexican restaurant. But a Holiday Lunch? Is that like an office party? Hell, just go to drink.
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Agreed. I like their Chef's Special and the Arroz con Pollo. Also, their tortilla soup is good. They have really good salsa (some of the best table salsa I have had at a Mexican restaurant). Also, their Green Goddess dressing is great on their tacos and chips (ask for a side of it). Also, as mentioned before, their margaritas and guac are good. Get their deep fried ice cream if you get the chance - they add honey to it. Really good.
I've been to Mijares for a holiday party and they do keep the drinks flowing. Food is so-so but if you want to chat and drink, their patio is pleasant and conducive to convivial drink and nibble food.
there are far worse places to eat in this city...the margaritas are great, they have a variety of tequilas and the manager there is one of the most energetic and sweetest guys you'll meet...the food is okay but hey it's not expenive. Drink and be merry! I command you
Great hang out spot. I agree with the food, but if you have to compare to El Cholo and El Torito, then you're not comparing to TRUE mexican food. You can't compare any of those places to a real Mexican woman's cooking. But for a party and to have fun with co-workers, it's a good place.
I see comments positive and negative about the margs. Here's the skinny: the original on Pasadena Avenue has real honest margaritas made with real live tequila, as the Lord intended, and they are quite good. The location on Washington has those fake wine-based things. Can't speak for the food on Washington - as soon as we found out about the margs we were OUT of there.
We went to the PasAve location with the in-laws - Pops used to eat there as a boy, and found it still exactly to his liking. That pretty much says it all...if you like old-fashioned GringoMex, you'll love Mijares. I kinda do...
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I actually find that I prefer going to "little Mijares" over the one on Pasadena. Not sure why, but that is where I tend to head to more often. FWIW, much better margaritas at La Fiesta Grande on Colorado/El Molino than at Mijares.


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The longtime president of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, died on Tuesday at the age of 58, following a two-year battle with cancer.
The longtime president of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, died on Tuesday at the age of 58, following a two-year battle with cancer.
It's hard to believe it's already the middle of tax season. 2013 is off to a fast clip, and unfortunately this means that Tax Day is right around the corner. You could bury your head in the sand until you hit April 14 panic mode, or this year you could give yourself a burst of energy and self-confidence knowing that you met your taxes head-on. Here are money savers to get you started:
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Ed Koch, the mayor of New York City from 1978-1989, passed away Friday morning from congestive heart failure at New York-Presbyterian Columbia Hospital. He was 88 years old.
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Sycamore is a school in a rural area that is coping with over crowding this year. There are many new teachers, some of who could use a little more experience in my opinion. I am never worried about the safety of my child and am thankful for the on-site preschool and after care program which I need as a family with 2 full time working parents. I like the schools stance on healthy eating and no sugar allowed (even at birthdays), but wish some of the school lunch options were healthier. The school is very aggressive about education and my daughter is often doing work at a much higher level than other kids we know that are the same age/grade at other local schools and out of state. The parent involvement is immense by some but lacking as a whole. Overall, my daughter has made good friends and has a close relationship with her teacher and other staff- all while getting a very good education.
My daughter has been attending Sycamore since Preschool. We couldn't be happier. The Principal Mr Graff is very supportive of the teachers, staff and students. The teachers strive to make sure each student is learning at his/her potential. Corona has a small town feel and Sycamore feels very much like a family. The school consistently gets an A rating from the school and has very high standards for its curriculum.
My kiddos go to Syacamore Ele. When we came back from overseas..I did a lot of research. I found this school. I told my realtor that this is the school that I wanted my kids to attend! We have been here for two years and it is OUTSTANDING!!!
I would not suggest to parents with children whose child can read and do math above grade level to enroll their child here. It's a one size fits all education at least as far as I've seen in grades K-2. It's a shame they don't understand want differential education is all about. My child could add in Kindergarten and they have him connecting the dots still in first grade. What a waste of a good mind. The sad thing is when we tried to bring it to the teachers attention she was extremely rude and insulting. She spoke to us as if we were inferior to her intellect. Shame on the district for letting Sycamore Elementary and some of their teachers believe their above doing what s in the best interest of the student!
I couldn't be more pleased with this school. One of the best schools in the state!
Awesome! My kids go here and it has been very good for them. They're teachers are very good at making sure each childs individual needs are taken care of.
Sycamore is our 4th school and by far the best. I have 3 kids that go there now and 1 going soon. We will never leave Sycamore!!! The staff is excellent, very communitive. I fell like I have a huge family in Sycamore. Very community oriented, and great for my kids!! Mr. Graff is the best principal, very caring and makes an effort to know the kids by name. I love that they teach the kids more than reading, writing and arthmatic, but also responsibilty, caring and how to work!! The partents are givien oppertunities to get involved,and the PTA is going strong here!!!
I love how Sycamore seems to bring together our families & commuity. The staff is remarkable & our children are excelling!
It is an A+ school, excelling school. Very family and community oriented.
Parents, staff, and community come together for the children. It feels like family!
Sycamore has earned an A+ Award for excellence. The school provides many opportunities for gifted students and support through mentors for children to help them by example. All three of my children have benefited from these programs.
Sycamore is by far one of the best schools, my children and I have had the privelage of being involved in. Mr. Graff is an excellent prinicipal and really cares about his students and staff. I have been completely impressed with all aspects of this school. I would totally recommend this school to anyone looking to relocate in this area!
Sycamore is an excelling A+ school. They always strive to make the children succeed to their best abilities. Parents are strongly encouraged to participate in their child's education.
We transfered to sycamore after having our children in Dept of Defense schools in Japan. The school was on par with the curriculum at DoDs school (which are normally ranked in the top 10% of schools in the nation) Kudos to Ken Graf and staff.
We have been in the Vail District for 5 years and we LOVE it! My kids have attended Desert Willow, Mesquite Elementary and are now at Sycamore. We have been with Sycamore for 3 years and I would have to say it is an OUTSTANDING school! I would like to give some praise to one of Sycamore's finest teachers, Mrs. Kim Balstad. She cares for each one of her students as if they were her own and in her class there is no such thing as failing. Kim Balstad is one of a kind! I would like to see Sycamore offer more extracurricular activities and spend a little less time on testing. I know that when I drop my children off to school each day they are in safe hands. I look forward to another great year with Sycamore!
Our daughter transferred from TUSD to Vail School District when we moved and it was the best move we could have ever made. The testing definitely identifies where she needs to improve and those areas are addressed. Vail also offers intersession help for those students that need it. That is a big bonus. The onsite aftercare is also excellent. While we have not had any reason to interface with the principal, the entire staff certainly gives an air of 'open door' policy. The teachers do an excellent job of communicating with parents through newsletters; we always know what's going on in the classroom. The kindergarten curriculum is more challenging than in the other school my son was enrolled in. My kids have been at Sycamore collectively for 4 years. We feel we have had great teachers, even the teachers who were in their first year of teaching were excellent.
My wife and I took our daughter out of the school due to a discipline issue in her classroom. There was no support from administration other than a meeting to pacify the situation and appease us. The other parent's comments about the only thing they rely on is testing is correct.
I recently moved to the Vail area from California and was so concerned about my children starting school in a new area, however I am so pleased with my childrens academic success and with all of the teachers and other staff. Everyone here is great and my children are doing very well.
When had chose a house to be built in the Vail School district because it is one of the top 5 districts in Arizona. I am disappointed in the way this school educates, disciplines, and disregards my suggestions. I will not list every little detail. I think it unnecessary and unrespectful for my child to be recognized as a number and not by his name. However he is known by his name when he reprimanded. There is no sport activities. Sycamore concentrates on testing scores. This is his second year at Sycamore. Maybe the last.
My daughter has done so well at Sycamore.She absolutely loves it.She has straight A's, and she loves her teachers.The principle, Mr. Graff, is excellent and genuinely cares for his staff and students.I have found that even though my daughter has only attended Sycamore for kindergarten and 1st grade, other teachers know her by name and make it a point to know each student on a first name basis, which makes me feel extra comfortable knowing that she is being watched over and cared for by everyone there.The staff also encourages parent participation whenever possible, which is also comforting to know I can drop in anytime to check on my daughter and her teachers.I definitely recommend Sycamore to anyone thinking of registering their kids there.
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Some PlayStation 4 owners can stream PS3 games to their consoles starting Tuesday, thanks to PlayStation Now.
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Sony is re-asserting its legacy as a premium TV manufacturer through a partnership with Best Buy to show off its audio and video products, but not mobile.
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One day after Sony posted sales of 7 million for the PlayStation 4, Microsoft has released numbers for its Xbox One console: 5 million in sales. The two consoles went head-to-head in November, when the PS4 and Xbox One were released a week apart. The figures are based on slightly different methodologies. Sony, which announced sales of 6 million units in March, counts sales to consumers. Microsoft's figures are based on sales to retailers.
Sony sold 7 million PlayStation 4 consoles around the world since Nov. 15, the company announced Thursday.
Sony's pursuit of David Fincher to direct its Steve Jobs biopic has reportedly hit a snag -- but that doesn't mean he won't wind up doing it, sources tell Mashable. The Hollywood Reporter on Monday reported that Fincher's demands for a $10 million upfront fee and creative control has the studio looking to replace the director. But as he was never technically on the movie, neither is he technically off it, either.
Sony's The Last of Us is coming to PlayStation 4 in a "remastered" version, according to a banner on the company's website spotted Wednesday morning. Sony confirmed this via email shortly after the leak. The harrowing tale of survival in a monster-infested world was released last June exclusively for PlayStation 3. It received rave reviews and was one of the top-selling games of the summer.
At the NAB Show currently taking place in Las Vegas, Nevada, Sony has announced the Alpha 7s, a full-frame mirrorless camera with some serious 4K recording capabilities. The A7s' 12.2 megapixel Exmor CMOS sensor is paired with Sony's BIONZ X image processor, giving the camera an enormous sensitivity range of ISO 50 – 409600, meaning the camera can shoot 4K video in almost complete darkness.
Crackle, the free streaming video platform backed by Sony Pictures Entertainment, has signed a deal with NBCUniversal for the exclusive rights to more than 140 movies over the next three years. The agreement will mean that a variety of movies such as Ray, Jarhead and the remake of King Kong will not appear on other ad-supported distributors including television channels. See also: Amazon Fire TV vs. Apple TV vs.
If you believe what you may have read online in the past 24 hours, in about five to 10 years we'll all be donning high-tech goggles when we go online, interacting with people who may be on the other side of the planet in virtual shops, classrooms and city streets. This sci-fi future will have been brought to you by Facebook, thanks to its inspired and forward-looking acquisition of Oculus VR back in 2014.
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When Sony announced that it is developing its own virtual reality system, the gaming world's dreams came one step close to a retail reality. Sony showed off its Project Morpheus headset to developers and press during the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco on Wednesday, and Mashable spent some quality time checking it out. See also: 5 Tech Trends That Will Change Gaming Forever Oculus Rift, the only other virtual reality alternative, came out with a second-generation version on Wednesday.
The web-security blogger and hacker whisperer who first exposed Target's massive credit-card breach may be the subject of a feature film at Sony, which has optioned rights to the story for a potential cyber thriller, Mashable confirmed Wednesday. Brian Krebs, a former technology reporter for The Washington Post who has deep sources in the cyber-criminal underworld, broke the news of a devastating retail hack last December on KrebsonSecurity.com.
Sony is jumping into the virtual-reality field, bringing its own system called "Project Morpheus" to the PlayStation 4. Sony Worldwide Studios President Shuhei Yoshida announced Project Morpheus at a Tuesday evening session at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. See also: Bring Down the Death Star in 'Trench Run' Virtual Reality Game "The game industry has grown by leverage experiences that people didn't know they were expecting or think were possible.
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BARCELONA, Spain -- Not content with merely launching a new flagship smartphone and tablet, Sony also decided to upgrade its mid-range smartphone offering with the Xperia M2. While the device's specs are most definitely mid-range -- 1.2GHz quad-core processor, 8-megapixel camera, LTE and a 2,300mAh battery -- Sony hopes to make it more attractive by making it very slim and giving it a design similar to the recently launched Xperia Z1 Compact.
BARCELONA, Spain -- Sony has launched the 10.1-inch Xperia Z2 Tablet, packing some serious power into an ultra-thin, waterproof case. The Xperia Z2 Tablet is truly razor thin, especially for a tablet -- only 6.4mm. For comparison, that's thinner than the company's own Xperia Z1, which is 8.5mm thick, as well as the 7.6mm iPhone 5S and the 7.4mm iPad Air.
BARCELONA, Spain -- Sony has unveiled the Xperia Z2, the company's new flagship smartphone, a mere four months after introducing Xperia Z1 and one year after launching the first phone in the series, the Xperia Z. We mention the Xperia Z2's predecessors because all three devices share a nearly identical design: monolithic black rectangles with a silver wake up key and volume buttons on the right side.
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There is a lot in the news regarding Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg's new book, "Lean In", in which she is trying to empower women to be more aggressive in the workplace. It's interesting to read the different viewpoints on the debate, ranging from ABC News to CNN and the New York Times.
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But time is exactly what's holding many women back. The time investment required for women to move ahead in their jobs at all levels -- not just the C-suite spots -- is a deal breaker for many women who aren't willing to sacrifice those hours with their family. All of Sandberg's brilliant plans for redefining how working women are viewed and how they network hinge on the point that women need to want these jobs. And if the current formula of working longer and harder for career success doesn't change, many women won't.
The articles discuss various issues that have been debated here before, such as if women can truly have it all and why women aren't as aggressive as their male counterparts to get what they deserve in the workplace. Detractors feel that with her work history, education and success, she's unable to understand the average working woman, she's not up against the same obstacles.
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<<Me: I can't imagine how much regret is wrapped up in the day-to-day of a woman going thru IVF at 47 years-old. That's a lot of regret. Confirming perhaps no one can have it all.>>
I've seen and heard regret from sahms with kids in school full time or empty nest and going through trying to figure out what to do with themselves. One can have it all, but it's about balance.
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You've also said you don't understand why a mom AH would hire a house lady/nanny. Super moms delegate.
Why is it picking up the slack for working parents and delegating for sahms?
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You've also said you don't understand why a mom AH would hire a house lady/nanny. Super moms delegate.

Blasphemy! Just joking. I'd be lost without hired help.

You hire a nanny to help? Interesting.
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You've also said you don't understand why a mom AH would hire a house lady/nanny. Super moms delegate.

Blasphemy! Just joking. I'd be lost without hired help.

Good for you.

But it's picking up the slack for the working folk. Why the double standard here Jambles?
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And the stereotypes continue, Only working moms hire out help... Lol.
Actually, I believe you thought it was someone picking up the slack when wohps hired out help and good when sahps hired out help. Quite the double standard you have going there Jambles.
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And the stereotypes continue, Only working moms hire out help... Lol.

No stereotype from me. I just find it unnecessary.

We hire out here and there, mostly major projects like replacing the roof, that type of thing. The boys help with mowing the lawn, cleaning the pool and general yard work. Same for inside work, we all pitch in, although I would love a house cleaner since that is my least favorite thing to do in the house.
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Several pages in and all we're discussing is a poster's innocent and mistaken addition of a nonsense word, typed in haste, while multi-tasking perhaps. And women wonder why they don't get ahead in the workplace. No skin off my nose ~ I'm happily unemployed.
And yet most posters who mistype a word that makes the whole sentance incoherent, immediately clarify what word they meant to type. Jam hasn't done that, and you haven't explained--I'm guessing you have no clue what she meant.
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You missed the point entirely...even when I was in graduate school and in my first years in private practice, the women outnumbered the men
But being a minority isn't just about percent of population; it's about being a cultural minority. For example, according to future demographics projections, whites will become a mathmatical minority within the US. They will not achieve minority status however, because they still control the wealth and power.
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NEW YORK. Swiss art collector and vintner Donald Hess is building the first museum dedicated solely to the work of James Turrell. Nestled in the foothills of the Andes Mountains in northwest Argentina, the 18,000 sq. ft exhibition space will be inaugurated in early 2009 with a selection of nine permanent light installations, two series of prints and a group of drawings representing five decades of the artist's work.
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Southern portions of the Corn Belt have a bit of an advantage when it comes to natural decay. Air temperatures stay warmer longer in the fall and warm up more quickly in the spring. Corn is often harvested earlier, beginning in late August and early September. Early harvests coupled with warm temperatures yield more decay. This is very evident after 30 or so days when the material begins to blacken, indicating it is decaying naturally. Throw in some tillage and products and you can enhance nature's process.
I wrote a DTN article earlier this fall as an overview of tactics to get cornstalks to break down. A number of readers posted more specific questions about the challenge of residue decomposition and the benefit to the next crop.
Question: "Could you address the availability of nutrients at some point in the future to help feed another crop? I would assume that those nutrients are available sometime."
Answer: Two-hundred-bushel corn produces 4 to 5 tons of above-ground biomass, and that carries a lot of nutrients that are valuable to the soil and crop. Research from Iowa State University reports that corn stover contains about 6 pounds of phosphate per ton and 25 pounds of potash per ton. Five tons of above-ground material will contain about 30 pounds of phosphate and 125 pounds of potash per acre. Below-ground biomass will be similar in mass and nutrient content on an acre basis. Corn stover also contains nitrogen, calcium, magnesium and sulfur and micronutrients.
The potassium leaches out of cornstalks relatively quickly after a few rain showers in the fall and will remain in the soil profile. However, nitrogen and phosphorus are tied up in the organic matter and only released through mineralization next spring and summer. Cornstalks do provide mineral nutrients and their contribution needs to be considered in a fertility program and their loss factored in if you remove the residue.
Question: "If one gets the cycle going after a couple of years, do they still need to be adding N every fall?"
Answer: Crop residue contains a lot of nutrients; however, release depends on the ability of microbes in the soil to degrade the material and recycle the nutrients back to the soil as plant-available forms as ammonium, phosphate and potash. Microbial activity depends on soil conditions (electroconductivity, moisture, pH, temperature and aeration), availability of microbially active carbon and the carbon-to-nitrogen ratio. If you have a low carbon-to-nitrogen ratio (25 or less), there is plenty of nitrogen in the system to drive decomposition. If the ratio exceeds 50-to-1, there is not enough nitrogen in the system. The carbon-to-nitrogen ration depends on the previous crop: wheat (80:1 or greater); corn (50:1 greater); soybeans (20:1 or less), alfalfa (27:1). The ideal ratio for microbial activity is 25:1.
Soil fertility can be maintained, to a degree when nutrients are efficiently recycled by additions of residue and microbial activity. The question is, can you do without additional nitrogen? If one is in a corn-corn, corn-soybeans, wheat-soybeans or wheat-soybean-corn rotation, there will not be enough nitrogen maintained in the system that would keep this cycle operating at its highest recycling level. However, when you add in more legumes and cover crops to the rotation, you will be adding nitrogen in the system to lower the carbon to the nitrogen ratio in the soil to keep nutrients recycling without additional nitrogen beyond what a grower applies to his crop. For example, rye straw has a carbon-to-nitrogen ration of 82:1. However, rye as a cover crop, terminated during vegetative growth will have a carbon-to-nitrogen ratio less than 30:1, similar to soybean residue, and will feed nitrogen into the recycling process.
Question: "Will applying nitrogen in the fall help break down wheat straw? We grew a 125-bushel winter wheat crop on a field this year and I would like to get rid of the straw without tilling it. I ran a heavy harrow (to mix in some soil), but still have lots of residue to get rid of before next fall."
Answer: Wheat has a carbon-to-nitrogen ratio of 80-100:1, even greater than corn, and contains only 0.25% to 0.40% nitrogen. For rapid decomposition, additional nitrogen needs to be available to supplement the low nitrogen content of the straw. With normal temperatures and adequate moisture, fertile soils usually will provide enough nitrogen from nitrification to meet the requirements for decomposition for a 40- to 60-bushel yield. However, when you are harvesting 100- to 125-bushel wheat yield, you will be producing 4 to 6 tons of straw per acre. This will require 10 pounds of nitrogen per acre to bring down the carbon-to-nitrogen ratio. Consider the soil can provide 10 to 20 pounds. Therefore, you need to add back 20 to 40 pounds of nitrogen per acre. Keep in mind that applying nitrogen on top of residue isn't always reliable. Throw on a bit of soil with light tillage, add in warm temperatures and rainfall, and it you will get a more consistent response.
Question: "If we spray 10 gallons of 28% UAN on our corn stalks, should we work the ground right away or let it lay for a while? And should we wait for a certain temperature to apply? We do vertical tillage on all our acres."
Answer: Spraying on 10 gallons of 28% UAN (28 pounds per acre) seems to fall within the guidelines of 30 to 40 pounds per acre often recommended. UAN contains ammonium and that will volatilize laying on the surface, exposed to the atmosphere. Also, cornstalks are covered with a waxy layer that is relatively impenetrable, and it's not the nitrogen that breaks down the residue. The organisms that feed on the cellulose, hemicellulose and other carbon compounds need nitrogen to do their work. The best strategy is to spray nitrogen on the residue and then immediately do vertical tillage to cut and fracture the residue while throwing on some soil with light tillage. It's the soil that introduces the microbes that feed on the carbon and nitrogen, and light tillage cuts and fractures the cornstalk surfaces. As for temperature, spray the cornstalks and vertically till as soon as possible after harvest because the decay process will begin sooner with more warm days remaining in the fall.
Question: "In your article, you mention several ways to speed up stalk breakdown. In my situation, I plant corn-on-corn in southeast South Dakota and I do fall tillage. What would you recommend is the best practice to help with this scenario, and do I apply it before or after tillage?"
Answer: Corn-on-corn is where growers complain about the build-up of residue and accumulation over time, and many take aggressive action to prevent the building. As you know, it is possible to plant corn-on-corn and make it work if you manage it correctly. However, the residue buildup and nitrogen immobilization that results the next spring is a challenge. My recommendation is to plant earlier-season corn and harvest wetter to gain more time and warm temperatures in the fall to drive degradation. Use a chopping corn head to chop the stalks and spread them evenly behind the combine. Spray on some nitrogen (starting at 30 pounds nitrogen per acre) and sulfur (7:1 N-to-S ratio) on the cornstalks and lightly throw some soil on the residue to tie it down and introduce microbes. If you use a regular corn head, spray and try vertical tillage or light conventional tillage. As for applying a biological spray (microbial cocktails or enzymes), I recommend some testing to decide what will work best and consider it an additive on top of processing residue. Stimulating soil health is important because it is an important part of residue decomposition and nutrient recycling. Find a way to add cover crops into your rotation.
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Midway through The Wizard of Oz—our theme for the 2014 State Employee Charitable Campaign—Dorothy and her friends are following the yellow brick road through a field of enchanted poppies. The bewitched flowers lull our heroes to sleep, and they're nearly derailed in their quest to reach the Emerald City. We're at a critical time in the campaign, on our own quest to help others, and we can't doze off! Please consider making a pledge today.
We're past the halfway point, and I'm very grateful for the $300,000 we've raised from 1,400 employees. Thank you to those who have already made their commitments, who have shown they "have a heart." However, the campaign ends Friday, Dec. 5, so the end of the road is in sight.
We're working to raise $500,000 with 30% employee participation. Every dollar raised goes to support the charities and causes that YOU select, that are personally meaningful to you and your family.
- Learn more and see lists of the charitable organizations at http://www.utmb.edu/secc/charities.asp;
- Make your contribution now at www.utmb.edu/secc/pledge;
- Read about our incentives—including a "100 MBs for 100%" increase in email storage and a drawing next week for a FitBit—at www.utmb.edu/secc/prizes.asp.
This is the time of year we gather with loved ones to show gratitude for our many blessings. I hope you'll use SECC as a way to share your good fortune, to remember a loved one, champion a cause, or lend a helping hand to someone who needs it. Any gift would be welcome and appreciated.
If you have questions or suggestions, please contact me or campaign coordinator Becky Trout for support and assistance.
When it comes to having a HEART, there's no place like UTMB. Let's click our heels, crack our wallets and make some magic happen.
With heartfelt thanks and best wishes for a happy and healthy holiday,
Todd Leach
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2014 SECC Chair
Dear Members of the UTMB Community:
Won't you "have a heart" when it comes to this year's State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC)?
It is my distinct pleasure and honor to serve as the chairman for UTMB's 2014 SECC. This year's committee and I will surely need your help! We officially open the campaign on October 28. This year's theme is "We Know You Have a Heart," reminiscent of Tin Man in the Wizard of Oz. We hope to raise at least $500,000 and reach at least 30% participation across our institution. As you may know, charities rely heavily on donations from the SECC in order to fund their good work. In the past, in the Galveston area alone, the generous giving by UTMB employees has amounted to about half of all money raised for local and regional charities. With employees across the region and state, our impact is far reaching. UTMB's long legacy of kindness and caring provides food, shelter, health care and varied forms of support and encouragement for people in great need and causes worth supporting.
Won't you join me today, right now, and make your gift to the SECC?
You can learn more at www.utmb.edu/SECC or make your contribution now at www.utmb.edu/secc/pledge.
If you are on or around the Galveston campus, please plan to join us at this year's agency fair and campaign kickoff:
2014 State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC) Agency Fair and Kickoff
Tuesday, October 28
11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Moody Medical Library Plaza
We'll also be visiting other areas in the coming weeks. The campaign runs through December 5. Please support us and encourage your friends and co-workers to engage in this very worthy campaign. We'll be communicating regularly, sharing our progress. If you have questions or suggestions, please contact me or campaign coordinator Becky Trout for support and assistance.
"We Know You Have a Heart" recognizes the giving spirit for which the people of UTMB are known and recognized. Let's go forward, together, to once again demonstrate that when it comes to having a HEART, there's no place like UTMB.
With heartfelt thanks,
Todd Leach
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It's almost that time of the year… Will you join us on the yellow brick road?
The first cool front has arrived, the agencies are in place, a chairperson has been selected, and we're working harder than the Lollipop Guild to get all the pieces ready for SECC 2014.View 2014 Agencies
Last year we took a gamble on Vegas and hit a jackpot for the community worth more than $460,000; this year we're headed to the Emerald City and a lofty goal of half-a-million dollars. Join us on the yellow brick road as we prove that everyone at UTMB really does have a heart.
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Authors: Bertrand, Lynne
Title: Dragon naps
Publisher: New York, N.Y., U.S.A. : Viking, 1996.
Characteristics: 1 v. (unpaged) :,col. ill. ;,26 cm.
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Summary: Two young dragons try all sorts of ways to pass the time when they are told to take a nap. Story text and illustrations feature numbers from one to twenty.
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Ancient Times House
Museum established 1954. Two floors of displays - approx 250 sq metres. Began as collection relevant to background of the Bible and continues that thrust. Education programs for booked groups is main activity. All funding private.
Approximately 2,500 objects. Antiquities from Egypt, Eastern Mediterranean, Levant and Mesopotamia. Strengths in Palestinian Pottery and Egyptian Pottery. Syrian Glass, Clay tablets, Mummified Child, Replicas.


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Hi Shonagh,
If you can, try and get your hands on the following book (you might be able to borrow it through interlibrary loan?):
"MacRaes to New Zealand: genealogies of Clan MacRae families in New Zealand up to 1990." compiled by Molly J. Akers and recorded by Eileen A. McMillan. Published by Akers/McMillan 1994. M. J. Akers c/o Pritchard Dilks & Associates PO Box 80, Palmerston North 5301, New Zealand. ISBN soft cover 0-473-02801-8 hard cover 0-473-02802-6.
This book has info on Ann MacRae, her siblings and parents, plus her children. It has info on a whole heap of MacRaes from Scotland who went to Nova Scotia, NZ & Australia.
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