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on January 28, 2013 - 12:04 AM
Speaking in a hushed and nervous voice, Abdifatah called 911 at 4:05 p.m. April 18, 2011. He was killed by his stepfather a year later, April 17, 2012.
This is the transcript from his call to 911:
Male operator: 911, what is the common address of your complaint?
Abdifatah: My stepdad is abusing me, so could you please come?
Operator: Your dad is doing what?
Abdifatah: Abusing me.
Operator: When did this happen?
Abdifatah: It has been happening for about a year.
Operator: When was the last time, just now?
Abdifatah: No, like a few days ago.
Operator: What address are you at?
Abdifatah: Huh? 30 Guilford. Please come fast.
Operator: What is your name?
Abdifatah: Abdifatah Mohamud. He has been threatening me for almost my whole life.
Operator: Did he actually physically hit you?
Abdifatah: Yes, of course.
Operator: How old are you?
Abdifatah: Ten.
Operator: Where are you going to be waiting for us?
Abdifatah: Inside the house.
The call ended at 4:08 p.m. and a dispatcher sent a Ferry-Fillmore District patrol car to investigate. At about 4:15 p.m., Abdifatah called 911 a second time, and a female operator asked for the caller's address, then asked about the nature of the complaint.
Operator: What's going on?
Abdifatah: Child abuse.
Operator: Explain it.
Abdifatah: My stepdad has been hitting me for everything. He thinks it's for my reason. He's starts knocking [possibly mocking] me, but I never did anything.
Operator: OK, we have officers on the way.
Abdifatah: Please come very fast. It's a matter of life and death.
Operator: Are there any weapons in your house?
Abdifatah: Huh?
Operator: Any guns?
Abdifatah: Yes, he has a machete and a Taser.
Operator: Have you seen it?
Abdifatah: No, not yet.
Operator: Well, I'm not going to put that in.
Abdifatah: He told me has been using it.
Operator: OK, I'll let the officers know.
The police officer radioed in a summary of the investigation at 5:30 p.m. and reported that Abdifatah said his stepfather claimed to have a machete but that the boy had not seen it. Abdifatah stated that his stepfather has been physically abusing him and that the last time was a few days earlier. After the call, Buffalo Police contacted Erie County Child Protective Services to investigate possible child abuse.

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Corbin Bleu
- 1989
Out of the Bleu
Actor David Reivers and his wife Martha welcome their first child, Corbin Bleu, in Brooklyn. By age 4, Bleu signs with Ford Modeling Agency and appears in commercials for Life cereal and ads for Macy's, Target, and Gap. In 1995, he makes his stage debut in the off-Broadway play, Tiny Tim Is Dead, in which he plays a homeless, mute boy.
- 1996
Back(side) to Bleu
A 7-year-old Bleu appears in his first television show, ER (right). "My character needed a rabies shot," he tells PEOPLE a decade later. "The scene is me bending over, wincing, and George Clooney giving me a shot in my butt."
- 2004
Catch This Kid
Just weeks before his 15th birthday, Bleu stars as one of the leads in Catch That Kid. He plays computer whiz Austin in the film, which the Boston Globe calls a "slick little package that will seem patently ridiculous to anyone past adolescence even as their younger brothers and sisters eat it up." The Ocean's Eleven-for-kids flick puts Bleu on the tween star map.
- 2005
The Kid Gets Lost
Bleu (pictured with costar Hallee Hirsh) scores a starring role as Nathan on the Discovery Kids TV show, Flight 29 Down. The series, about a group of plane-wrecked high schoolers, is dubbed the teen version of Lost. "The show is designed for a younger audience," Bleu tells the Honolulu Advertiser. "It's not exactly 'adult,' but it's not a kiddie show."
- 2006
High School Musical Stardom
Bleu, 16, hits a high note as Chad Danforth, best friend of Zac Efron's Troy Bolton (right), in High School Musical. The Disney Channel hit allows him to flex his musical chops and skyrockets him and his costars (including Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Tisdale) to instant stardom. The TV movie reaches 100 million viewers in more than 100 countries worldwide in its first year on the air. The soundtrack becomes the top-selling album of 2006.
- 2007
A Big Jump
Nearly a year after the release of High School Musical, Bleu makes the jump to leading man in the Disney Channel hit, Jump In!, alongside his father, David Reivers (left). Bleu stars as a boxer who discovers a passion for double-dutch jump roping.
Bleu Note
After hitting No. 17 on the Billboard Pop 100 chart with "Push It To the Limit," his single from the Jump In! soundtrack, Bleu releases his debut album, Another Side. Peaking at No.36 on the Billboard 200 albums chart, the Houston Chronicle calls the album "a surprisingly listenable blend of youth appeal and burgeoning maturity."
Back to School
A record-breaking 17.2 million viewers tune into the premiere of High School Musical 2. USA Today calls it "a first-rate family film: sweet, smart, bursting with talent and energy, and awash in innocence." With the success of the sequel, the cast, which includes Bleu's onscreen love interest Monique Coleman (left), head to the big screen for High School Musical 3: Senior Year.
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Last Song
Bleu and his HSM costars cover PEOPLE's HSM3: Senior Year special issue. The final installment in the HSM franchise, which opens at No. 1 spot, making $42 million in its first week, is the first to feature a duet between best buds Chad Danforth (Bleu) and Zac Efron's Troy Bolton. "It's a bromance!" says Bleu of the two's junkyard scene, which also sees both stars dancing with Mini-Me look-a-likes.
- 2009
Beautiful Bleu
After releasing his sophomore album Speed of Light in March, Bleu sheds his squeaky-clean image–and his clothes!–to star as a male model on The CW's The Beautiful Life, an Ashton Kutcher-produced drama about the modeling industry. "As much of a beautiful life as it is, on the inside, it can be a very ugly industry at the same time," he tells PEOPLE. The show is cancelled shortly after its debut.
Photo Credits
BIOGRAPHY (top to bottom): Courtesy of Corbin Bleu; Kobal Collection/Wireimage; Everett Collection; Fred Hayes/Disney; Everett Collection; Fred Hayes/Disney; CW
- Name
- Corbin Bleu
- Real Name
- Corbin Bleu Reivers
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- February 21, 1989
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Community gathers to celebrate King at banquet
January 21, 2013
MARTINSBURG — On the eve of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, more than 200 community members gathered to celebrate a long-remembered legacy in hopes of fostering lifelong learner....
"Scholarship recipients, half of whom comprise a minority" did you happen to miss that part? Not all of the awards go to minorities. The award is open to everyone and has been received by White students as well.
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King would be physically sick if he saw the state of the Black community today characterized by single parent (mom only) families, wholesale gov't dependency, only the very old in churches, millions of abortions, and crime through the roof. Yes, he had a dream but the reality is akin to a nightmare.
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Yes he would Sandpiper but that is not a simple problem and also is affecting the White community as well. When people have a me first mentality and we no longer care about our fellow man and leave our love for God then these are the results. When people destroy a life because they don't want to sacrifice their time, lifestyle, or money and we as a society say its ok that is a sad commentary on us. So it's up to each of us to work to change minds. We may not have the media on our side but we can demonstrate the right and speak against the wrong. We can start trying to uplift ALL children regardless of race and stop thinking its not our business before they commit against us and then we want to speak up.
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Commit a crime against us is what I meant.
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I thought all men were created equal? So you must have a need to receive this scholarship? That's BS. If this is how "I have a dream" was supposed to turn out well then I am appalled. Affirmative action to promote the less qualified, then the less qualified hire their less qualified family members, and so on and son on. Don't believe me, take a rise downtown to Wash, DC and check out those offices full of nepotism and minorities. Then check out all the grants and free aid money recipients. Then check out the welfare roles (food stamps, etc). And how about the sports professionals, rappers, etc. thats who the minorities look up to as role models. Must be affirmative action the too. DR. King has got be rolling over in his grave!
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I just googled on the demographic ratio for the U.S. and the results are as follows: 72% white and 28% for the rest. So at least 7 of 10 scholarships should go to white students. But it's definitely the other way around. So this is a racist committee.
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BOWLING GREEN - Calvert's Jeremy Hanna didn't learn his fate until the final group came in. Seneca East's Nate Phillips had to wait a bit longer.
Hanna squeaked out a state berth with a 77, while Phillips lost out on one in a playoff after carding a 78 Thursday at the Division III district golf tournament at Stone Ridge.
"I knew he had a shot. He's been playing well lately," Seneca East coach Gary Manasco said of Phillips. "He's shot some good scores everywhere. Most of all, he was confident when he stood over the ball.
"Just sorry it wasn't a 77 instead of a 78," he said.
The top four teams advanced to next week's state tournament, with Lima Central Catholic beating Ottawa Hills 308-318 for the district title.
Ashland Crestview took third with a 320, while Van Buren carded a 332 to edge out Kalida and Parkway by a stroke for the fourth and final team berth.
The top four individuals not on the top four teams also qualified. Making it as a member of the latter group took an extra hole, and nearly involved a host of players.
First, though, Kalida's Neil Recker shot a 74 to advance as an individual, and Hanna moved on with his 77.
"He was solid. It wasn't a flamboyant round, but whenever he got himself in trouble he made the shots he needed to make and just played that rock-solid round," Calvert coach Bob Williams said.
"His adversity was on any given hole," he said, "but he handled it and he kept his losses to a minimum."
Things got interesting from there.
Fremont St. Joe's Connor Dudley, Nick Kayser of Delphos St. John's and Phillips all finished regulation with a 78, one stroke ahead of six others seeking individual berths.
"There was real log jam at the end of the tournament," Williams said.
It cleared up one hole later.
Phillips found the water on his second shot at the par-5 playoff hole, then had his approach shot miss to the left. He finished with a 7 on the hole, while Dudley shot a 4 and Kayser had a 5.
"I'm extremely proud of what he did today," Manasco said. "He lost the playoff, he didn't get to go, but he met adversity today with courage."
Meanwhile, New Riegel finished 13th with a 358, led by Korey Williams' 84 and Brady Hall's 90.
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Well, she's at it again following her arrest Thursday night for reckless endangerment, after allegedly throwing a bong out of her 36th-story apartment in Manhattan.
Bynes also was charged with marijuana possession for allegedly smoking marijuana in the lobby of her building.
"I only smoke tobacco I don't drink or do drugs," she wrote on Twitter late Friday, following a court appearance during which she denied the bong toss. "I've never had a bong in my life! I need to get another nose job after seeing my mugshot!"
And the actress, whose mug shot wasn't officially released but was widely posted online, Tweeted again three hours later, "I need Nicki Minaj's wig person stat! :P."
But the charges against her are a serious matter. Although Judge Neil Ross, of the Criminal Court of the City of New York, released her without bail, he told Bynes, 27, if she gets arrested again, or fails to return to court for her next appearance (which the judge set for July 9), he is going to "set a significant bail."
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Q: What brought you to our website?
A: A friend said that you were recruiting, are a fun guild, active, and friendly.
Q: This recruitment process requires that we get to know you a little bit. Please tell us a little about yourself.
A: Well my name is Michelle, I'm 23 and a married mommy of four. I have three boys and a daughter. I have no favorite color, I have a YouTube channel called PLANBgAmer (it's not very popular, I haven't gotten into a groove yet), and I am one of the most honest people you may ever meet.
Q: All members are expected to uphold respectful conduct when communicating with other players and guildmates. This applies to in-game situations, our website and on guild/GW2 related websites and message boards. Intolerance for others based upon religion / sexuality / gender / ethnicity / etc. is not welcome. We are a guild of HONOR and INTEGRITY, and we reflect that in all public forums. The general rule of thumb is to treat people how you would like to be treated in return. How do you feel about this?
A: I love it!
Q: In-Game Guild Status - Guild Wars 2 will allow characters to switch between multiple guilds as they wish while playing the game. The OSD Division Leadership Council within the Guild Wars 2 game expect that you will focus your time and energy towards this guild alone and will keep your characters as members of the OSD. Therefore it is an expectation that you will be 'representing' the Order of the Silver Dragons at all times while playing in-game as a member of this community. With that said, there might be a feasible reason why an 'alt' character or an RP character should be in another guild. Special cases and requests will be handled on an individual basis. What are your thoughts on this?
A: I have no problem with it.
Q: Ventrilo is a communications tool that allows our membership to experience the full effect of being in a community-based gaming guild. If you feel alone in game and you don't feel that much is going on, or felt the scheduled event experience was lacking or not working as intended... it might just be because you aren't using the communications tools available to you.
VENTRILO use will be 'Strongly Encouraged' for all players to actively use while performing normal game activities whenever you are playing in GW2. Even though it is not a requirement, it should be strongly considered for usage as a communications tool that allows our membership to experience the full effect of being in a community-based gaming guild.
VENTRILO use can, and no doubt will be 'Mandatory' during organized guild events, such as Dynamic Content runs and meta-events/dungeons, WvW, sPvP, group or team meetings, as well as other types of scheduled events if the event coordinator advises of such.
You don't have to speak if you don't want to, so long as you are on to listen to other members that might need help or guidance. With that said, we have several dedicated Vent rooms that allow you to sit quietly in peace if you so wish. All public discussion areas such as public vent channels are PG-13. Are you okay with our Ventrilo policies?
A: Yes I am.
Q: If you are accepted as a member of our guild, you will automatically be placed at our 'New Member' position within the game. Please be mindful that this is not a single-player RPG game, but a multi-wing online gaming community. You will be expected to communicate, interact, and support your fellow guildies, as well as ensure that you follow our Charter of Excellence at all times. In order to show your allegiance or loyalty to our community, we will ask that you perform certain 'Community Quests' that give you the opportunity to communicate, interact, and generally become a member of our community (don't worry, they are enjoyable tasks that allow you to get involved with our player-base). Once these 'Guild Quests' are resolved, you will be raised one rank level in-game which allows you to access all the benefits of our guild. Are you okay with this?
A: Yes.
Q: We have found that guild members have a better gaming experience if they use the forums and the events calender. This allows you to get game information and join guildies in events as your real life time permits. Do you intend on being active on our website forums and events calendar?
A: Yes I do.
Q: Once you learn how, we would like you to create events or RSVP for other scheduled events as your real life schedule permits. What are your thoughts on this?
A: I think I'd love to and I also love that it seems you all understand that RL comes first, that's a biggie for me.
Q: Have you been playing MMO's for a while, or are you just getting started?
A: I've been playing MMO's since 2010, so in the eyes of some I'm just getting started but to others I'm a pro, lol.
Q: We expect all members to submit and update their characters in our Guild Wars 2 sub-forum 'Character Roster' (character name, class, level, possible build, etc.). Are you okay with this? After reading the above content, why do you think it might be important?
A: I'm fine with it, except that my build may change often, as I like to experiment a lot. After reading the above, I think knowing this information about each character will help with knowing what each member that signs up for an event can bring to the table.
Q: What kind of character do you typically play? Tell us about your main character you envision, and please list any alts that you know you will be bringing into the guild as well.
A: My main will be a Mesmer, I'm horrible at melee types, she will be an Asura and I will have a lot of abilities to help me get away from someone(thing). I will bring an Engineer, a Necromancer, an Elementalist, and a Ranger to the guild as alts.
Q: What type of playstyle do you enjoy the most?
A: Casual
Q: If you violate any rules defined within the gaming EULA, you will face disciplinary action up to and including removal from this community. Do you understand, and agree with this rule?
A: Yes and I agree with it.
Q: What time of day do you typically play? How often?
A: Usually around 9pm is when I can commit to playing but will be off and on throughout the day and everyday.
Q: Are you affiliated with any other guilds?
A: No.
Q: How do you think you can best help this community? How can this community best help you?
A: I think I can best help by bringing a casual player who knows family comes first and so I can be there to play with other casual family first gamer who also have a hard time playing for several hours of a day and I can bring conversation to the guild (once I fit in). I think this community can best help me by giving me new friends and people to laugh and play the game with.
Q: OSD is generally a "casual, do it all" guild, meaning we welcome players from all playstyles and don't limit our focus to one playstyle in particular. We welcome PvPers, PvEers, Roleplayers, Crafters, etc. For example, while we may offer weekly raids, we are not a hardcore raiding guild that requires you to raid 5 or 6 nights a week. We also do not consider any one playstyle to be more important than another, all members of OSD are equal. For example, a hardcore PvPer will never be considered "more valuable" to the guild than a casual Roleplayer would be. Are you okay with this? Any additional thoughts on this topic?
A: I'm A-OK with this!
Q: With the previous question in mind...We will never force you to participate in any activity or event that falls outside your playstyle of choice. However, from time to time you may be asked to help the guild out if we are short a particular class, or just need to fill up an empty group spot. Are you okay with this? Any additional thoughts on this topic?
A: I'm ok with this, no problem.
Q: We do ask that you stay active on the guild website as much as possible. We don't expect anybody to become a forum junkie by any means. But we do expect our members to cast their votes on any polls we put up, give input in any posts we make asking for opinions, as well as chime in with your thoughts when other members open discussions. What are your thoughts on this?
A: I have no thoughts on it other than having no problem with visiting and participating in polls/questions that may come up.
Q: What previous experience, if any, do you have with the original Guild Wars?
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This is the text of an interview with Brian Leiter that will appear in the book "Legal Philosophy: 5 Questions." The questions addressed are: 1. Why were you initially drawn to the philosophy of law? 2. For which of your contribution(s) to legal philosophy so far would you most like to be remembered, and why? 3. What are the most important issues in legal philosophy, and why are they distinctively issues of legal philosophy rather than some other discipline? 4. What is the relationship between legal philosophy and legal practice? Should legal philosophers be more concerned about the effect of their scholarship on legal practice? 5. To which problem, issue or broad area of legal philosophy would you most like to see more attention paid in the future?
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"Did you know 8 in every 3 women are raped in their life time? Did you know that a woman will have to work approximately 200 years to earn as much as the average man does before lunch on a Monday?"
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A mixture of feministic and fantastic.
"That girl is so feministic!"
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To have feminist-like qualities or tendencies
Our society is the most feministic it ever has been, however we still have a ways to go before women are truly seen as equals.
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well, not necessarily a violation of the laws of physics. it could be that Canon actually built a t/2.7 lens and is marketing it as an f/2.8. which would violate the law of "canon shafting us on price with every opportunity that they have", which seems to be a law many abide by here.
Or perhaps it was a typo? F and T are quite close together on the keyboard.OR PERHAPS T STOP MEANS SOMETHING ENTIRELY DISTINCT FROM F STOP.EVER THINK OF THAT?U-S-E G-O-O-G-L-E.I know how much we love to dxo bash (I prefer to treat them like being at a busy party where an ex from an acrimonious split is also at - don't want to talk, don't want to engage, don't want to know what they are up to) and how much we all think canon is shafting us.But F stops (mathematical expression of diaphragm entrance pupil) and T stops (actual measured transmittance from realworld sample, this takes into account coatings etc) the f stop and t stop are different things and will most likely change depending on the focus position of the lens.
@neuroanatomistAt what focus setting do DXO measure the T setting?Do you accept that as a lens focuses the mathematical corelation between physical focal length and aperture diaphragm pupil diameter changes?
HOWEVER, I think the actual point of contention is that people are too keen to tear apart DXO's musings and any Canon new product, when it's demonstrable that they don't have a clue about the difference between F & T stops, which are distinct, and what the review is referring to.


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Imagine a restaurant with a menu so appealing you can close your eyes, point a finger and choose. A dining room that's at once stylish, graceful and comfortable, with roomy tables and inviting booths spaced far enough apart so you feel a sense of luxurious privacy. Cooking that's sophisticated and surprising, but not overreaching or fussy. Acoustics that set the tone for effortless conversation. Service that's warm and relaxed, yet formal enough to properly honor what's coming out on the plates.
Hard to imagine? What if extremely reasonable prices get thrown into the unlikely mix?
Such a place actually exists: Oak. It opened two months ago in the Design District, with Jason Maddy, a former Mansion chef de cuisine, as chef.
Maddy no doubt developed a fondness for Austrian ingredients and techniques working in New York at Danube, David Bouley's erstwhile Austrian restaurant. It shows up in dishes like his composition of beets, a terrine of fromage blanc heightened and brightened with horseradish and sandwiched by layers of thin-sliced golden beets bound by a gelée. Pull a bite through the intense, nutty Styrian pumpkin-seed oil drizzled on the plate — picking up a toasted pumpkin seed or two for crunch — and the flavors dance together. Spaetzel enriched with quark cheese accompanies a terrific duo of Wagyu beef, pan-roasted tri-tip and wine-braised cheeks.
But flavors from sunnier climes are woven into the menu as well — as in curly tentacles of gently spiced Moroccan baby octopus, braised then grilled and matched up with succulent cubes of braised, crisped pork jowl and paper-thin slices of watermelon radish. A fat stripe of a playfully spicy sauce built from aji panca, a Peruvian chile, and a drizzle of emerald green cilantro emulsion pull the unlikely ménage à trois together with South American panache.
Clearly a lot of thought has gone into Plan B Group's design of the dining room — perhaps not surprising, as Oak is in the heart of the Design District. There's a liberating sense of space, best enjoyed from one of the generously sized booths with bare blond oak tables. A large video screen at one end of the room displays a soothing image of an oak tree, its leaves barely fluttering in a gentle breeze. A spotlight soft enough to flatter faces illuminates the menu enough so it's easy to read.
And there's plenty to like on that menu, such as a crudo that changes nightly. Recently, slices of raw fluke came arranged in rosettes, each topped with a sliver of lightly pickled radish and a rose petal; gentle jalapeño oil was drizzled on the plate. A sweet soy dipping sauce did nothing for the dish, though; crudo isn't sashimi.
But three small discs of super-velvety, absolutely perfect foie gras torchon show off what Maddy can do — not only technically, but conceptually. Zings of flavor from tiny slices of candied kumquat and a drizzle of black pepper gastrique set off the foie brilliantly.
On the humbler side, sautéed potato dumplings play just as nicely with a tiny dice of braised butternut squash and leaves of field spinach cooked just enough; bathing them in a Parmesan broth gives the dish a kind of rustic sophistication. Yes, these flavors work.
Maddy does equally well with fish, fowl and meats. He plays up the meatiness of monkfish, pairing well-seasoned cubes of the fish with a dusky-flavored red-onion- oxtail marmalade and finishing the plate with a lovely warm salad of tiny diced potatoes in a mustardy sauce topped with spicy mustard greens.
If chicken seems too ordinary to order in such a place, consider it nonetheless: Maddy turns the dark meat of an organic bird into a roulade filled with duxelles — a buttery mix of mushrooms and shallots — and serves it with slices of spectacularly flavorful and tender breast. Sauced with a black pepper jus and dressed up with black trumpet mushrooms and baby bok choy cooked just so, it is $19 very well spent.
On the other hand, it's hard to argue with perfect rosy slices of roasted duck breast served over Puy lentils (the best French green ones) with a Burgundy wine sauce boosted by a bit of foie gras and flash-fried Brussels sprouts. You can't accuse this chef of neglecting vegetables — they're essential to the composition of every plate. In fact, the surprise stars of the Wagyu beef duo are chunks of braised heirloom carrot. How did he coax so much flavor from them?
As with the beef duo, Oak's lamb dish pairs a luxury cut — the rack, beautifully cooked — with a humble cut, in this case the shoulder, braised to melting tenderness with berbere (an Ethiopian spice mixture) and served with sautéed kale. This was one of the less successful plates, though; the lamb shoulder was rather too salty, and cubes of compressed papaya had flavor too delicate to stand up to the rich meat.
But dishes that fail to impress (a fine but uninteresting veal schnitzel appetizer, celery-root fries that are limp one night, better another) are the exception here, and the attentive waitstaff seems genuinely excited to be serving such winning plates. And they do so correctly and with the right amount of fanfare, which happens less than it ought to at restaurants on this level. Runners deliver the dishes, placing them without needing to ask "Who had the duck?" and a poised waiter explains — thoroughly and knowledgeably — each plate.
Unfortunately, Oak's one-page wine list does not do justice to the food. There are a few reliable choices among the whites, such as a 2010 Macon Village from Louis Jadot available by the bottle ($48) or glass ($12), but there's a real dearth of food-friendly reds. With no dedicated sommelier on the floor and reds kept too warm, Oak badly needs a better wine program.
Desserts, care of pastry chef Sarah Green, hold their own, particularly a gianduja (chocolate-hazelnut) panna cotta set atop a chewy hazelnut blondie and paired smartly with a lightly sweet orange-tequila ice cream. Or a lemon-bar-cheesecake hybrid with sour cherry sauce, almond shortbread and a grapefruit macaron.
If you can't snag a reservation for a table (they're already hard to come by), you might consider dining at the bar — a gorgeous green granite affair running along one side of the room. Or you might just perch there, sipping a well-mixed Vieux Carré, and survey the room filled with contented, comfortable diners: This is what a restaurant done right looks like.
Oak 4 stars
Price: $$$ (lunch appetizers and soups $6 to $13, composed salads $10 to $20, sandwiches and main courses $13 to $19; dinner appetizers, soups and salads $8 to $15, main courses $18 to $30; desserts $8)
Service: Warm and relaxed, yet formal enough to honor the cooking
Ambience: A graceful, spacious dining room stylish enough for its Design District address, with flattering lighting and acoustics that allow for civilized conversation
Location: 1628 Oak Lawn Ave., Dallas; 214-712-9700; oakdallas.com
Hours: Lunch Monday-Friday 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., dinner Monday-Saturday 5 to 11 p.m.
Credit cards: AE, D, MC, V
Wheelchair accessible: Yes
Smoking area: Outside on the bar patio
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An autopsy on Tuesday left investigators no closer to finding out what caused the death of 19-year-old Alyssa Byrne, whose body was found Friday after a three-day search.
El Dorado County Sheriff's Lt. Pete Van Arnum said Wednesday that the autopsy did not reveal a cause of death.
"Cause of death is pretty much pending toxicology, which could take 4-6 weeks," he said. "There was no obvious sign of death that could be determined."
Van Arnum said Byrne's jacket was found with her, but she wasn't wearing it when she was found on Friday.
Byrne, a Petaluma, Calif., resident, last used her cell phone shortly after midnight on Jan. 1 near the location of the SnowGlobe festival at South Lake Tahoe.
Officials speculate that she missed the shuttle from the festival to Stateline, where she was staying.
A search for the teenager focused on Stateline after one of her friends said he hugged there just before midnight. However, a review of casino security footage didn't show any sign of Byrne.
Her body was discovered Friday morning by a utility worker about 10 feet off Pioneer Trail, three miles from Stateline.


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Eat Your Way through Dairy Days of Summer with Scrumptious New Recipes
Eat Your Way through Dairy Days of Summer with Scrumptious New Recipes
A June Dairy Month celebration isn't complete without tasty, dairy-friendly treats. To make it easy to celebrate in your own kitchen, Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board's Dairy Days of Summer website
• Orange Cream Parfaits – Layered cookie crumbs, fresh raspberries and strawberries, with home-made, orange-infused whipped cream create the perfect ending to a summer meal.
• Carrots, Zucchini, and Yellow Squash in Red Curry Butter – Spicy red curry butter kicks up the flavor of this colorful, summer vegetable medley.
• Chipotle Chicken Tostadas – Yogurt is the secret ingredient in a new rendition of this Mexican favorite. It's piled high with black beans, chicken, lettuce and Wisconsin Cheddar Cheese.
• Iced Chocolate Chai Latte – Chai tea, sweet spices and chocolate milk combine to create this light and refreshing beverage, well-suited for any time of the day.
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The line where your hair starts. For some reason, dumbasses like to make fun of people's hairlines when they don't really matter.
Kid: U HaVe a rachet hairline!
Sane person: Why does it matter?
Sane person: Why does it matter?
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it's just a hairline on your forhead and it comes in different shapes and sizes
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something you don't have
your hairline is like my best friend: imaginary!!!!!!!
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Catherine Dinauer, MD is a Pediatric Endocrinologist and Clinician at the Yale Pediatric Thyroid Center, within the Division of Pediatric Surgery. She earned her undergraduate degree at Dartmouth College and her medical degree at the University of Vermont College of Medicine. Dr. Dinauer completed Pediatric residency at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C. and Pediatric Endocrinology fellowship through the National Capitol Area Pediatric Consortium at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS) in Bethesda, Maryland. Following her training, Dr. Dinauer served as an Attending in Pediatric Endocrinology at Walter Reed, worked in research administration as Assistant Chief of the Department of Clinical Investigation, and was an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at USUHS. Since 2006, her clinical practice has focused on pediatric thyroid disorders. She has a particular interest in childhood thyroid cancer and is a member of the American Thyroid Association committee creating guidelines for the management of thyroid cancer in children.
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|University of Vermont, College of Medicine (1991)
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A very large amount, i.e. untold billions.
I told Greg that Jaycee had slept with a kabillion people, but he hooked up with her anyway and got chlamydia.
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Newman's Own Organics Training Treats are the healthy way to train your dog! They're made with natural chicken, organic grains and vegetables with NO corn, wheat, artificial flavors, colors or preservatives. These great tasting treats are high in protein and low in fat.
Approximately 13 pieces per bag.
Available in 4 oz. bags.
Review Rating: 4.5
Country of Origin: USA
Manufacturer: Newman's Own Organics
Chicken & Rice
Ingredients - Chicken*, Oat Flour*, Barley Flour*, Soy Grits, Molasses, Dextrose, Brown Rice*, Glycerin, Salt, Cultured Whey, Natural Flavors, Oil of Garlic, Tocopherol (Vitamin E)
Calories - 25 kcal/ treat
Guaranteed AnalysisCrude Protein (min) 18%Crude Fat (min) 12%Crude Fiber (max) 3%Moisture (max) 24%
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Ingredients - Chicken*, Oat Flour*, Barley Flour*, Soy Grits, Molasses, Dextrose, Glycerin, Salt, Cultured Whey, Carrots*, Peas*, Natural Flavors, Oil of Garlic, Tocopherol (Vitamin E)
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I would recommend this product to all dog owners
By Junuh
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Comments about Newman's Own Organics Training Treats:
Great for older dogs and or dogs with sensitive teeth. We break them up into little pieces and put them in her bowl. A great way to train a dog to eat it's meal when you put it in front of them. Just crumble up a dog stick, and put it in their kible.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Sam
from Maryland
About Me New Owner
Great treats and easy to carry
Newman's Organic Snack Sticks
By JoJo
from Mission Viejo, CA
My dogs first had these as a Christmas present from another dog lover. They are crazy about them and gobble them up so quickly. Now, because I have 3 dogs, I break the stick into thirds. That way they can have more rewards!
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By babs
from Maine
Best for allergy sufferers
Perfect training treats
By GSD lover
from The Woodlands, TX
Best treat to keep in a pocket (not smelly or greasy), easy to pinch off small chunks, preferred training treat
I will buy this product again
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this is a great treat for my dog who can't eat anything with beef in it.
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These moist, flavorful cigarette shaped treats are Olivia's favorites. Most dog treats are dry, brittle, uninteresting or plain unhealthy.Newman's Organic Chicken snacks are moist, flavorful and have the shape cockapoos love. They hold them in their paws. So much fun.Thank you Newman's for creating literally out of the box treats. They come in sealed bags to maintain freshness.
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Great Deal for the Price
By Bea's Mom
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These snacks are very well priced and much less than buying the Wellness snacks at Whole Foods. You can break them up into several treats and our dog loves them.
the best treat ever - it's grrraaat!
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I use this product everyday, once a day. It's the best treat my dogs ever had, and it agrees with their system every time. It's their preference above all other treats. Please keep carrying this product.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Great training treat !
By Marcia & Raven
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My dog is at work with me everyday, so I need to get her focus quickly sometimes. These Newmans Own sticks are perfect. I get at least 6-8 portions out of 1 stick. Clean not messy; no stains or smell. I always have these sticks on me; I carry them in my doggie bag, in my pockets or if I don't have any pockets, I break up 1 or 2 and place them in my bra.I use them in training class and as reward for obedience. Have no problems with stomach upset or diarrhea as with some treats. After trying many others, these sticks were an answer to my prayers.
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1922 New York Giants World Series Ring - The First World Series Ring Ever!!!
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Extremely rare example of a 1922 New York Giants World Series ring: the first World Series ring ever produced! The next World Series ring presented by a team was for the 1927 Yankees. By the 1930s the World Series ring became the standard award issued to honor members of championship teams. The long-standing tradition began with this ring in 1922. The offered ring was presented to outfielder Ralph Shinners and features his name ornately engraved on the interior band. The 14k gold ring, manufactured by Dieges & Clust, displays a baseball-diamond motif on the top, upon the center of which is mounted a single diamond. (The diamond is chipped, but could easily be replaced if so desired.) The left shank features a design consisting of crossed bats, a ball, and glove, as well as a scroll bearing the words "Giants Worlds." The left shank features a scroll reading "Champions," below which is the year, "1922." All of the lettering on each shank is done in raised relief. The ring shows very little wear, which is remarkable given the fact that the raised-letter design makes it especially prone to various handling flaws. The other examples we have seen were so badly worn that the words and year in the design were barely legible. We believe the offered ring is by far the finest of the few examples known. Its extreme rarity and significance as the first World Series ring ever produced make this a particularly noteworthy championship award and one of the most significant of all baseball jewelry items. Excellent condition. Size: Approximately 11.25. Reserve $2,500. Estimate $5,000/$7,500+. SOLD FOR $58,750
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Beachy named league's Pitcher of the Week
HUNTINGTON, Ind. - Huntington University sophomore hurler Tarrin Beachy was named the baseball Crossroads League Pitcher of the Week for the week of May 9, 2016.
Beachy tossed a complete-game win, a 4-1 decision, Tuesday against the league's top team in Taylor University. It was HU's last regular season game and proved pivotal in the final standings as it locked in his team at the No. 4 spot in the league tourney.
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Philippines - IVD events - Symposium on Youth and HIV/AIDS and Advocacy Run
The importance of volunteerism for development has been promoted by the Government of the Philippines since 1998 with the proclamation of every December as National Volunteer Month. The Symposium on Youth Volunteering and HIV/AIDS Prevention aims at providing a platform for youth volunteers to enhance their knowledge about volunteering and how they can help prevent HIV/AIDS incidence in their communities.
Speakers include representatives from civil society organizations specializing in HIV/AIDS issues, a former Filipino UNV volunteer serving abroad, and the 2007 Youth National Awardee of the Search for Outstanding Volunteers—all of whom will share their firsthand knowledge and experience, rather than discussing from an academic point of view.
Zone One Tondo (ZOTO), a group of out-of-school youth, will perform live music and dance to add a sense of festivities.
The 2.5 km Advocacy Run for Volunteerism is jointly hosted by UNV, PNVSCA, and RUNNEX, a non-profit runners' group composed of corporate executives and professionals, to demonstrate a concerted effort of public and private sectors in fostering volunteerism at all levels of society.
UNV, as the leading advocate for promoting active civic engagement in development initiatives through volunteering, mobilized over 7,000 highly skilled volunteers worldwide in 2007, including nearly 300 of those from the Philippines. UNV promotes the integration of volunteerism into development programming, especially that of youth.
For more information about the events, please visit the UNV Philippine website at www.unv-ph.org/unv4/ivd-2008.php.
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This week on Channel 9, Clint and Rick wrap up the year, with a special TWC9.
Picks of the Year!
We're off the air for the rest of year; please, everyone have a safe and happy holiday. See you in 2013!
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best ending EVER ... "where's the record [stop] button"
re: Golnaz's pick ... I'm honored to be a small part of what happened this year. Here's to 2013! You guys are all awesome!
@BobTabor: your stuff is always amazing!
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This might not be the right place for this but I thought I would post this here as well as on Robert Greene's show.
I'm a longtime follower and have enjoyed your programs for a while now; keep up the good work.
I have a problem I'm going to post here. I'm trying hard to make the Test Driven Design approach. I use VS2012 all day every day but I only use 30% - 40% of the stuff that I know is there. It's also hard to gain traction in the organization with no other subject matter experts.
I would like to use 80-90% of VS but it's not currently possible without knowing the best practices.
What I mean by 80%-90% is
a) Identify all of my problems / items that are needed to produce a piece of software b) Create the items in TFS as Requirements / work items / Bugs c) Create a project inside TFS d) Tie the software to the Requirements e) Complete iteration 1 using Kanban board f) Be able to use Test Cases / Unit Tests g) Be able to use the Test Manager
My problem is such, I can get started on most if not all of these, but I don't have a series of videos that I can watch for 1 or 2 days take about 3 to 4 hours to familiarize my self with how to tie them all to gether as a ONE MAN shop and complete 1 or 2 projects, so that I can become the subject mater expert and then start implementing this across multiple teams.
Is there a series out there that will point me in the right direction or can you and Clint Rukus / Brian Keller create something like this?
I have all of the pieces but I'm having trouble bringing it all together.
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Someone who reads so much that they should pretty much be dead. They can read a 800 page book in only 3 days. Someone who reads all weekend and ignores all phone calls from everyone, including parents.
Man Nick is such a dedreader, I wonder if he will ever get a life.
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DEAR DRS. DONOHUE AND ROACH: Help, help, help. I'm getting stooped, I hate it, and I hope you can tell what I can do to keep it from getting worse. Will exercise help? - S.M.
ANSWER: There are two common reasons for a stooped posture, and both of them need early evaluation.
The more common is osteoporosis. Although the stoop is sometimes called a "widow's hump" or a "dowager's hump," it can occur in men. It usually appears at an older age than in women, since men have, on average, a higher bone density than women do and women have a rapid loss of bone density after menopause. Osteoporosis is the loss of calcium from the bone, which weakens the bones and makes them more susceptible to fracture. Fractures in the bones of the neck tend to make the neck protrude forward, causing a characteristic stooped posture. This abnormality of the spine, called kyphosis, can happen in other parts of the spine as well, and can cause severe loss of height, and even an inability for the lungs to expand properly.
There is effective treatment for osteoporosis, and treatment can prevent fractures. Once fractures have occurred, however, it becomes very difficult to change the shape of the spine, which is why I recommend screening for osteoporosis before fractures occur. If you have any kind of change in your spine or neck shape and haven't been examined for osteoporosis (usually by an X-ray test called a DEXA), you should do so right away.
The second cause of stooped posture, which also occurs in both men and women, is spinal stenosis. Spinal stenosis is a condition where the nerves coming off the spinal cord are compressed. It may be a result of arthritis, bone disease or injury. Spinal stenosis almost always is associated with pain, numbness or weakness, usually of the back and legs. Many people with spinal stenosis find that they need to stop and rest after walking a short while, but report that if walking while pushing a shopping cart, they can walk as far as they want. The stooped-forward posture relieves pressure on the nerves and prevents the pain, numbness or weakness associated with the condition. This "shopping cart test" also helps distinguish spinal stenosis from similar leg pain caused by poor blood circulation. Treatment for spinal stenosis depends on its underlying cause and severity, and may include medication, physical therapy or, in severe cases, surgery.
DEAR DRS. DONOHUE AND ROACH: I was recently diagnosed with trigger finger. What is the cause, and is it a form of arthritis or carpal tunnel? Is hand exercise beneficial, or is it better to let it rest? - C.L.
ANSWER: Trigger finger is when the tendon to the finger gets stuck in its sheath. Tendons, which attach muscle to bone, travel in the finger in a sheath, which protects and lubricates the tendon. Sometimes, the sheath can become inflamed and the tendon sticks there - this leaves your finger in a bent position, sometimes painfully.
It is not related to carpal tunnel or arthritis. This is one instance where exercise does not help; in fact, it helps to rest the hand. Your doctor may have you wear a splint to really rest the finger. The doctor (usually an orthopedic surgeon) also may inject the finger with a steroid anti-inflammatory, though this may take several times to work. Surgery for this is uncommon.


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Chrisshon Ford said she never saw her mother, Melinda Ford, argue with James Timothy Wright, her mother's boyfriend who is now accused of killing her.
So she said she was horrified to hear that deputies accused Wright of shooting and killing her mother and turning the gun on himself Saturday. "It was a complete shock. It still is a complete shock," Ford said.
Wright did not die from the self-inflicted gunshot wound. Instead, investigators said, he led deputies on a chase.
A 911 call released on Wednesday revealed that 37-year-old Ford and Wright were dating. "He shot my mama," stated the woman who called 911, who did not identify herself by name on the call.
Nineteen-year-old Chris-shon Ford, Melinda Ford's oldest daughter, told The Post and Courier that her younger sister, 15-year-old Kadasha Jenkins, is the one who made the call to 911. Chrisshon Ford said Jenkins was at her mother's home on Betsy Kerrison Parkway when the shooting occurred.
Ford said her mother and Wright had been dating for about nine months.
"We took you in and treated you like family, and he did something like this," she said.
Ford said she will be present for all of Wright's hearings because she wants two things: justice and an answer. She said she still doesn't know why Wright would shoot her mom.
"Nobody knows except her and him," she said.
Melinda Ford worked as a deli clerk at Newton Farms on Freshfields Drive on Johns Island near Kiawah Island, according to her daughter. On Wednesday, Wright remained in the hospital, so a bond hearing had not been scheduled.
When deputies arrived at the house about 6:30 p.m. Saturday, they found Ford lying dead in the backyard, according to an incident report.
Deputies were told Wright left the house in a white Nissan pickup. They spotted the truck and tried to stop it, but Wright drove through a baseball field and a fence before wrecking the truck and taking off on foot, according to the report. He surrendered to deputies about 1 a.m. Sunday and was taken to a hospital.
Chrisshon Ford, who is one of Ford's three children, said the funeral for her mother is scheduled for Saturday.
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Proposals will be sent out for external review and will also be evaluated by the Proposal Study Panels (PSP), which will provide its evaluation to the Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC). The SAC then forwards its recommendations to the ALS Division Director.
A letter will be sent to the PIs of successful proposals specifying the percentage of beam time and the period of the AP. The AP will terminate at the end of the prescribed period, but an additional period can be requested with another full AP proposal. Proposals that are not accepted as an AP may be considered as General User proposals and assigned a score by the PSP for consideration of beam-time allocation along with other General User proposals.
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The following criteria for granting an AP were established by the SAC:
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Bringing past success to the new calf barn
by David A. Rhoda, D.V.M.
The author is a senior partner in the Evansville Veterinary Service, Evansville, Wis.
Sam is building a new calf barn. Calves had moved continuously through the old facility, allowing the buildup of common calfhood pathogens. He had made the old barn work, and it made him nervous to fix something that wasn't broken.
We know the seasonal issues that exist. We know the pathogens that are endemic. We know the pattern of problems that occur and are satisfied with both the incidence rate and outcomes of the treatments done. In short, Sam's system is stable, and changing facilities meant we need to match what currently is working. The objective is to make it even better.
We are very comfortable with our understanding of the current situation. Our challenge is to make sure we develop the same understanding of the balance between facility, calf, management practices, and health issues in the new facility.
The change is to an all-in, all-out system. As calves are born, they gradually fill separate housing units for calves born during a given week. They then are weaned as a group so that, instead of sanitizing zones of the housing to prepare for new calves, the entire facility is sanitized so that each set of new calves starts with a clean facility.
A powerful tool . . .
This is a powerful biosecurity advantage to reduce exposure from pathogen building up in the environment. And you avoid housing younger and older calves together.
Colostrum management always is the first step on any dairy. Our current program is to receive a gallon of colostrum at birth. We periodically measure serum proteins by randomly sampling a few of our newborns to determine the proportion that have greater than 5.5 g/dl serum proteins. This monitor serves as a general herd measure, but there is an opportunity to make an improvement to our process here.
Identify high risks . . .
We could do serum tests on all calves and identify the high-risk calves that are more likely to have a health issue in the future. We use a similar principle with our fresh cows by identifying three predisposing factors that can cause more fresh cow problems: body condition scores less than 2.5 or greater than 4, calving ease greater than 3, and factors at calving like twins or a stillborn calf. Why shouldn't this principle work with calves, also? Since we already record the calving ease, an improvement in our current system would be to see that the information follows the calf so we remember individuals at risk.
Calves with less than 5.5 g/dl serum protein levels represents a second piece of medical history which is likely to lead to future health issues. By seeing that the information follows the calf, at the minimum, we can watch high-risk calves more intently and have earlier detection.
Managing the calorie intake of our calves through our seasons is good currently. Since we are in Wisconsin, feeding adequately for cold weather has greater meaning for us. Having a new facility means we will have a modestly different temperature pattern to get used to.
It will be easier to provide a clean environment with starting off a new group. But we've a plan currently in place for cleaning zones of stalls that will be refilled in the continuous flow barn.
Clean utensils vital . . .
However, starting with a clean stall is only a portion of the current plan. The choring pattern includes time to clean the feeding utensils daily. I can't help thinking this may be the most significant part of our processes for prevention of spread of pathogens. As we are setting up our standard operating procedures, we want the make sure this continues to happen with the same care in the new facility.
The consistency of feeding both from the amount of milk per feeding and feeding time is incorporated into our choring pattern. Our concern here is to make sure we remember the importance of this as we are establishing a new timetable for choring. A new facility or, more accurately, several smaller buildings means developing a new timetable. We must make sure it is consistent for the calves every day.
The final piece of our "care package" is assuring comfort for the calves. We currently use a straw nest, and that won't change.
The parallels between our health care for the preweaned calves and the fresh cows are significant to note. It is inevitable that there are going to be some health issues to detect and deal with in each of these two management groups.
We can only manage the incidence of the problems with our skills with the five care portions for the preweaned calves (colostrum, calories, cleanliness, consistency, and comfort) or by careful management for the transition dry cow. Fresh cow conditions are well defined, and there is an expected pattern of timing of metabolic problems. A similar statement about expected ages for finding infectious problems can be made for the pre-weaned calf.
Diligent monitoring needed . . .
Therefore, just as we have a daily fresh cow evaluating process for detection of the fresh cow problems that do occur, the preweaned calf also has a daily process in place for the early detection of the diarrheas and pneumonias that do occur. Our comfort about the current situation doesn't come from having the daily process in place for early detection of the conditions that are inevitable. Our comfort comes from knowing that we understand the causes of expected pattern. We can monitor changes from the expected because of a simple record plan that only has to record ID, date, severity, and treatment used. This is all we need to track prevalence and shifts in the age at which conditions occur which is how we know when to diagnose a shift in pathogen.
Changing the facility won't eradicate health issues, and we do fully expect a shift in patterns that will need to be learned. Records that monitor for the shifts in disease patterns that could require diagnostics and the ability to monitor outcomes and treatments is in place and needs no modifying.


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SPARTANBURG, S.C. - The Stetson men's basketball team (7-10, 4-2) moved into a tie for first place in the Atlantic Sun Conference standings with a 66-64 road victory at USC Upstate (8-9, 2-2) on Saturday. Senior Adam Pegg led the Hatters with a season high 25 points in the victory.
"I was so proud of our guys for finding a way to win on the road against a really good team," Stetson head coach Casey Alexander said after the game. "It's a great win for Stetson tonight. It was a team effort all the way around. Everybody deserves the credit for a big win."
Just like in Thursday's win at ETSU, Stetson opened the scoring on Saturday with a three-pointer. This time it was Pegg, who knocked down his first of three triples in the game to get the Hatters going early.
After the Spartans took the lead at 4-3, Stetson went on a 9-0 run to take a 12-4 lead six and a half minutes into the contest. A three in transition by senior Joel Naburgs started the run, while a turnaround hook by Pegg - something Upstate would see all night long - closed the stretch.
Upstate countered with an 11-2 run midway through the period to take the lead back, at 17-16, with 8:18 to play in the half. The Hatters once again took the advantage though, by scoring seven straight points on two free throws by Pegg, a conventional three-point play by junior Willie Green, and another jump hook by Pegg.
However, it was the Spartans who went into the break with the advantage, scoring the final six points of the frame to hold a 36-33 lead at halftime. Upstate shot 57.7 percent from the floor, and 62.5 percent from beyond the arc, to make up for Stetson's hot start.
Pegg scored in the post to open the second half, which ignited a 17-7 run that gave the Hatters a 50-43 lead with 12:40 to play in the game. Pegg scored seven points during the stretch, but it was senior Liam McInerney's second three-pointer of the game that put Stetson up seven points midway through the final frame.
It wasn't until a pair of jumpers by Ty Greene and Fred Miller that the Spartans came within one-point of the Hatters. Miller's pull-up made it 60-59 in favor of Stetson with just four minutes to play. The Hatters continued to hold onto the advantage, getting stop after stop, not allowing Upstate to score again until the 2:02 mark in the second half.
Leading 62-61, McInerney found Pegg in the post, cut to the lane, and received the ball from the center, quickly putting it up on the glass for a nicely executed give-and-go. The Hatters once again led by three points at 64-61 with 1:43 to play.
"We talked in the timeout," Alexander said of the late-game moments. "We didn't want heroes, but we wanted guys that were ready to deliver when their number was called, step up, make plays, be the aggressor, want the ball, and we had a lot of guys do that."
Stetson then forced 2011-12 A-Sun Player of the Year Torrey Craig into another missed three-pointer, one of eight triples off the mark on the night. Junior Aaron Graham then hit 1-of-2 from the free throw line to give the Hatters a 65-61 lead with 1:12 remaining.
Just under 40 seconds later, Greene knocked down his fifth three of the game to bring Upstate within one point one more time, at 65-64. The Spartans then lost 20 second on the clock while attempting to put the Hatters on the line. With 12 second to play junior Hunter Miller made 1-of-2 from the line to put Stetson up two points.
Upstate's penultimate attempt missed the mark, but Ricardo Glenn grabbed his seventh offensive rebound of the contest, threw it up toward the rim, and was fouled as the buzzer sounded. With only .1 left on the clock, the Upstate big man went to the line, and missed both to give Stetson the 66-64 victory.
"This is easily the best win of the year for us, right here," Alexander said. "[Upstate's] a tough team to beat, so we need to take it and run with it, and build on it. The truth is we've got 12 more conference games, and win or lose this one, the next one is just as important."
Pegg led the Hatters with a season high 25 points, recording double figure points for the 12th straight game. The senior shot 10-of-16 from the floor, 3-of-4 from beyond the arc, and 2-of-2 from the free throw line, while adding six rebounds and three assists.
"We came into this game with a bunch of confidence," Pegg said following the victory. "The last couple of weeks we've been playing really well, we've had a bunch of good practices, so we came into this game expecting to win."
Green was the only other Hatter in double figures. The forward totaled 10 points, including six free throws, to go along with six rebounds. McInerney and Graham added eight points each in the victory.
USC Upstate was led by Greene, who scored 18 points on five triples. Craig finished with 12 points, while Jodd Maxey chipped in with 10 points in the loss. Glenn led the Spartans with nine rebounds and five steals.
With the win, Stetson is now tied with Florida Gulf Coast and Jacksonville atop the Atlantic Sun Conference standings with a league record of 4-2. The Hatters will next return home to host Northern Kentucky on Thursday, Jan. 17 and Lipscomb on Saturday, Jan. 19 on ESPN3.
Notes: Adam Pegg's season high of 25 points were six shy of his career-best 31, scored vs. Belmont on 2/13/12...Pegg recorded double figures for the 12th straight game, and the 15th out of 16 contests this season...It was Pegg's four 20 point game this season, and the 10th in his career at Stetson...Chris Perez finished with a season low two points, snapping his double figures streak at 10 straight games...With two three-pointers, Joel Naburgs now has 152 career triples, leaving him 19 shy of the all-time Stetson record...The Hatters, now 7-10 overall and 4-2 in A-Sun play, are two wins shy of their total victories and conference win marks from last season...The win marked three victories in a row for the Hatters, the first time Stetson achieved that in a single season since 2008-09.


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DAYTONA BEACH -- Saying it's time "for fresh blood and a fresh approach," Deltona City Commissioner and Republican Webster Barnaby announced his candidacy to run for the non-partisan at-large seat on the Volusia County Council against first-term incumbent Joyce Cusack and term-limited dis. 5 seat holder Pat Northey, the latter two Democrats.
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Question: Do you think Casey Anthony got away with murder in the death of her little girl, Caylee Anthony?
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Nancy Richmond, with help from her husband, Mark Pachak, hangs several of her abstract photos Sunday at ENO in advance of Thursday�s opening at the wine bar on East Second Avenue. Richmond, a photojournalist for more than 25 years, recently graduated from the Academy of Art University with a master of fine-art photography degrees. �Abstraction is a departure from reality and is my tool to depict emotions rather than objects,� she said. Her work will be displayed through Jan. 13.


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Is Your Day Job Killing Your Dreams?Posted Monday, November 3, 2008, at 11:07 AM
Is your day job killing your dreams
Lisa Earle McLeod
Does everyone have a purpose? And what happens if you accidentally spend your life doing something else?
The "What do you want to be when you grow up?" question is a fun exercise when you're little, but it takes on more seriousness as you start to age.
When you're a young child, all you know is which jobs look cool and what looks more like fun than work. That's why you get answers like trash man, racecar driver or Slurpee tester at 7-Eleven.
But as you get older, stuff like paychecks, benefit packages and which careers are socially acceptable factor into the equation. Which might explain why you gave up your dream to become the Jack in the Box clown, and I quit telling my teachers I was going to be the first woman editor of Mad Magazine.
I have a high-school age daughter and I'm finding that teachers and counselors are asking the kids to think about their career choices at an increasingly younger age.
My daughter often comes home asking what various jobs pay, and I suspect this is because well-meaning counselors are discussing career options and, being presented with a bunch of job descriptions, the kids instinctively understand that they're supposed to choose one where they can make a decent living.
On the face of it, this is fine. I'm all for giving kids a vision for the future. But if you just talk about job descriptions, you're missing half the equation. It's kind of hard to pick a career when you haven't had any help in identifying your own skills and talents.
In today's high stakes test environment, I'm amazed at how little time schools are allowed to devote toward self-discovery. It's all about being good at everything and how well you do on the test.
Yet a lack of true self-knowledge is why so many people slog along in the wrong careers for decades. Personally, I think schools would be better off giving a Myers Briggs or similar personality test to the kids before they start asking them to chart out their entire lives.
But I may be a bit overly sensitive about this issue because, ever since my third-grade teacher told me I couldn't make a living telling snot jokes, I'm resentful of anyone who squelches a kid's natural calling.
Yes, in my spare time I'm not a frazzled mother or writer, I'm the Dream Defender.
So how do you connect the inner yearnings of your heart with a career choice?
This is where your original unfiltered answer to the "What do you want to be when you grow up?" question comes into play.
When you're a little kid, you have an innate sense of who you are and what you love to do. The world hasn't started messing with you yet.
Which means that the career you dreamed about at age 7 might be closer to your true life's purpose than the job you're doing at 35.
I do believe that we all have a purpose. Quite simply, our purpose is to put our skills and talents into the service of the universe. Your purpose might be big or it might be small, and it usually changes over time. But there's an element of what you loved doing as a child that holds the clues to your true calling.
So think back to those early dreams, because as it turns out you actually can make a living telling snot jokes.
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My siblings and I used to call each other snotball, flyface, and numerous other colorful put downs and accuse each other of eating boogers........... the happiest people are those who can pursue their dreams and make a living at the same time.................. but first and foremost, we all have to make a living..................
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I can't take any more. The economy is tanking, the election is endless, and now it looks like I might have to sell my blood if I want to keep my kids in mac 'n cheese. Oh, and did I mention that, thanks to falling house prices, I probably owe more on my home than it's actually worth? I want to go back to bed, pull the covers over my head and have somebody wake me up when my 401(k) bounces back. I don't know about you, but I'm finding myself so jittery about, well everything, that it's all I can do to surf the net. Kind of ironic, isn't it? I should be working more, but I'm so anxious about my finances that I'm actually working less. Alas, such is the world of grown-ups - stress, anxiety, depression. And to think that I wasted much of my childhood wishing I could be in charge of my own life. Why in the heck did I ever think that was a good idea? Give me a few cookies, a blankey and a nice place to lie down and I swear I'll never complain about an early bedtime again. These are tough times indeed. Even if you're still OK, you'd have to be one cold, hard, rich person to stay immune to all the angst in the air. So how do you cope? How do you get through today when you're so worried about tomorrow that you can't see straight? I overheard a news commentator say that people are thinking twice before they go out to eat or buy new clothes. I'm guessing that those are the people who still have jobs. Because the people without jobs aren't spending a nickel on anything except cheap carbs and keeping a roof over their heads. Yet as depressing as our collective and individual situations may be, the last thing we need to do is let our fear get the best of us. If you spend all day quaking and anxious, guess who wins? The fear. Yes, I know FDR had a roof over his head when he said "we have nothing to fear but fear itself," but he was right. Every moment you waste paralyzed with fear is a moment you could be doing something, or resting up so that you can do something tomorrow. It's been said that there are only two emotions, love and fear, and all the other emotions are derivatives of those. So I'd like to make a suggestion. Let's chose love. Let's decide to love each other and to love ourselves, no matter what happens. And if you're really a Pollyanna, perhaps you'll join me in deciding to love the fact that this crisis is serving as a call for us to become our better selves; a call for us to look within and rid ourselves of consumerism, greed and the need to keep up with the Jones; and a call for us to have more empathy for those who are struggling. Maybe this is a chance for all of us - and I include myself - to decide that we love our country and we love our fellow human beings more than we love our stuff. Yeah, I know it sounds hokey. But you don't change your circumstances until you change the thoughts that created them. Cowering under the covers in fear may feel safer. But in a crisis, the truly powerful response is love. (c) Copyright 2008, by Lisa Earle McLeod. All rights reserved. Lisa Earle McLeod is a keynote speaker, author and nationally syndicated columnist. Her books include "Forget Perfect" and "Finding Grace When You Can't Even Find Clean Underwear." Contact her at www.ForgetPerfect.com.
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A look at three performance demos for IE 9 Release Candidate
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An overview of three new Test Drive demos shipping alongside the Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate. Preschool, Maze Solver and City of Videos highlight different aspects of browser performance using hardware acceleration.
To get the latest version of Internet Explorer 9, visit: http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/
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Btw are the source code for these tests open source so we can verify they are not specialized for IE ( you have cheated before so i have to ask ) [/quote]
uh, yeah... afterall it's just HTML5 and javascript.
HTML5 and Javascript are both client side technology. To see whats going on just open the page and go to "view source".
it's not special Everyone can show as IE show. as MSFT say this Mozilla and Chrome can say same as IE show. so can you compare them overall.
IE9 is great but still have losse concept of customization so still Chrome and Firefox is better option for better web experience. if some developer want to make plugin for IE why they make when they know they got nothing and nothing user have when they deploy the plugin for IE. the thing they hate is that they work for free and they know first is customization in IE only can be used by W7 user so they want to spread their customization and good thing out their IE.
Well IE9 is appreciateable but i personally not like them
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