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This painting by Swedish-American artist Thure de Thulstrup, commissioned by
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Charles Gounod's Faust
A sumptuously Romantic adaptation of one of the most enduring myths in Western culture, Faust had its premiere in Paris in 1859. The story of the aging scientist who sells his soul to the devil in return for knowledge and youth has inspired countless versions in many genres, most famously Goethe's towering drama. Faust opened the first Metropolitan Opera House on Broadway and 39th Street in October 1883 and for many years remained the company's most frequently performed opera. Des McAnuff's 2011 production updates the action to the first half of the 20th century, with Faust as a nuclear scientist at the end of World War II who revisits the ill-fated decisions of his youth.
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"The Dictator" (opening in theaters today) doesn't have the same bite that Sacha Baron Cohen's "Borat" did - but it does mix raunchy humor with a scathing message, all the same.
Baron Cohen plays Admiral General Aladeen, the vain and none-too-bright ruler of a North African country that is aiming to develop its own nuclear-weapons program. When Aladeen goes to New York to speak to the UN, he is instead betrayed by his No. 2 (Ben Kingsley), and delivered to a CIA torturer (John C. Reilly). Aladeen escapes, minus his beard, and is befriended by a leftie activist (Anna Faris), while he tries to reclaim power.
Director Larry Charles builds a conventional comedy format around this character, which is a bit of a disappointment after the groundbreaking work he and Baron Cohen have done in "Borat" and "Bruno." Still, Baron Cohen's offensive comedy still earns a lot of laughs - and Aladeen's final speech, a satiric spin on Charlie Chaplin's famous finale from "The Great Dictator," is a treat.


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NEW YORK, May 21 2009 – For the third and final talk in Asia Society's lecture series in honor of the late Sherman E. Lee, Asia Society President Vishakha Desai explored the complex relationships between curators and collectors in the 1960s, focusing on the decades of collaboration between Lee and the Rockefeller family.
Held in conjunction with the exhibition Asian Journeys: Collecting Art in Post-war America, Desai's talk encompassed the "partnership of equals" between Sherman E. Lee, art historian and director of the Cleveland Museum of Art, and John D. Rockefeller 3rd, who amassed a world-renowned collection that he and his wife Blanchette Hooker Rockefeller gifted to the Asia Society.
Desai offered personal anecdotes and lesser-known biographical details, describing a period when questions of provenance were less complicated and grand ideas of dominating the market proliferated. It was a time when masterpieces surfaced from contested sites in war-torn regions of Asia and there were fewer guidelines regarding conflicts of interests over acquisitions.
The Rockefeller Collection reflects John D. Rockefeller 3rd's taste for high-quality works of a technical perfection—that embody a spiritual and sensual component. The strength of the collection lies in its artistic dimension and impact on our understanding of Asian cultures. As Desai stated, John D. Rockefeller 3rd's style was not to haggle over price, and he did not buy in bulk.
Desai pointed out a little-known fact that the Rockefellers' gift of the collection to the Asia Society was not a foregone conclusion. John and Blanchette explored other alternatives with Lee, including the idea of separating the collection into discrete and cogent units for inclusion at various institutions based on need. One possibility, for example, was to gift pieces to the Freer Gallery of Art, which lacked Cambodian sculpture and Indian bronzes. Although Lee favored this option, ultimately John and Blanchette chose to keep the collection together and sought to provide it with a quiet-filled and effective space for contemplation.
Desai concluded the lecture by describing another fruitful relationship—the one between collector Denman W. Ross and curator Ananda K. Coomaraswamy in the first half of the 20th century. Coomaraswamy became the first curator of South Asian art in the United States in 1917. Their collaboration became the basis of the aptly-named Ross-Coomaraswamy Collection at the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA), Boston, a significant array of Mughal and Rajput paintings.
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Tampa Bay Lightning G Anders Lindback returns to Sweden to mull offers
Tampa Bay Lightning goaltender Anders Lindback returned to his native Sweden to work out and consider offers to play in Europe, his agent said.
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Imperialism, Power, and Identity:
Despite what history has taught us about imperialism's destructive effects on colonial societies, many classicists continue to emphasize disproportionately the civilizing and assimilative nature of the Roman Empire and to hold a generally favorable view of Rome's impact on its subject peoples. Imperialism, Power, and Identity boldly challenges this view using insights from postcolonial studies of modern empires to offer a more nuanced understanding of Roman imperialism.
Rejecting outdated notions about Romanization, David Mattingly focuses instead on the concept of identity to reveal a Roman society made up of far-flung populations whose experience of empire varied enormously. He examines the nature of power in Rome and the means by which the Roman state exploited the natural, mercantile, and human resources within its frontiers. Mattingly draws on his own archaeological work in Britain, Jordan, and North Africa and covers a broad range of topics, including sexual relations and violence; census-taking and taxation; mining and pollution; land and labor; and art and iconography. He shows how the lives of those under Rome's dominion were challenged, enhanced, or destroyed by the empire's power, and in doing so he redefines the meaning and significance of Rome in today's debates about globalization, power, and empire.
Imperialism, Power, and Identity advances a new agenda for classical studies, one that views Roman rule from the perspective of the ruled and not just the rulers.
In a new preface, Mattingly reflects on some of the reactions prompted by the initial publication of the book.
"Imperialism, Power, and Identity is an ambitious attempt to map the transformation of lifestyles and experience among Rome's provincial subjects in the first three centuries AD. . . . This is 'history from below' at its best."--Peter Thonemann, Times Literary Supplement
"Essential."--Current Archaeology
"Although appealingly and sometimes passionately written, this is a substantial and technically detailed book. . . . An advanced and theoretically sophisticated approach, it will shift the centre of debate over the merits of Roman imperialism for many years to come."--Edith Hall, History Today
"[T]his volume is provocative, passionate and personal. It ranges widely across time, space and categories of evidence. Importantly, it is a contribution which does not unquestioningly import and impose concepts such as post-colonial theory, but rather it critically examines their value, refines them and contributes back to wider contemporary debates."--Robert Witcher, Classical Review
"Imperialism, Power, and Identity provides an excellent summation of both Roman imperialism and Mattingly's unique perspective on the relationship between empires and local peoples. His writing style, engrossing case studies, and distinctive interpretations are welcome additions to the study of Roman imperial encounters. The book should be of great interest to specialists and postgraduates, as well as anyone interested in understanding Roman imperialism from a vantage other than the traditional one."--Anna Lucille Boozer, British Archaeology
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Light, bright condominium just two blocks from the Green. Easy walk to shopping, restaurants, church and all the historical and cultural activities Woodstock has to offer. Open floor plan with wood floors, lots of windows and a view of the golf course. Parking for 1 car. Local skiing in town. Killington Mountain is only 30 minutes away. Local health club with steam room, lap pool, exercise and yoga classes.
Clean, bright, great location in Woodstock!
From the moment we walked in, we knew we had found a spot we would return to. Spacious and cozy at the same time. Conveniently located. This is a perfect spot for both winter and summer vacations as it is an easy walk to town and an easy drive to Suicide Six. In the summer, there is a lovely deck to enjoy. In the winter, it was a cozy respite after a day of skiing and the open windows gave us a gorgeous view of the snowy golf course. We found it was just as pictured, only better.
The photos of the condo are accurate. Everything is provided....kitchen fully stocked and lots of extra bedding. Quiet neighbors and a lovely view of golf course. It was very close to town so an easy walk which we did daily. We stayed two weeks (pretended we lived there) and everything was perfect. We traveled to smaller locations for various harvest festivals and enjoyed the beautiful change in leaf color. Couldn't have asked for more. Cathy, the owner, was very helpful. You can't go wrong in this lovely place. We certainly want to return.
We had a great stay at Cathy's condo over New Years Eve. My husband and I and another couple had a comfortable stay - Cathy really does provide every amenity that you could think of (down to coffee and sugar). The condo is flipped with sleeping rooms on the bottom and the living space upstairs - which actually works out well because there is so much natural light in the upper half. We had 2 cars since we were coming from different locations so that proved a little challenging parking wise but we ended up finding a spot in the square for the 2nd car (a small car fits comfortably in the spot that comes with the space). The condo is no more that a 5 minute walk into town which is great for shopping and dining. Would highly recommend this condo to families or couples. We look forward to going back again in the future!
What a cozy place!! I've been up to Woodstock a number of times, as well as a few other ski destinations, have never been more comfortable!! This condo was perfect, all the great amenities and coziness as if I was staying at a friends house!! Extra slippers if you needed them, soft towels, plenty of room to lounge around or stretch out to read a book, plenty of pots and pans to make a nice meal (how many of us have run into only having 1-2 pans at a rental??!!), and all the other great amenities of being in ski country!! Walking distance to town was great when we wanted to have a few glasses of wine without driving back. Cathy was great, timely in her response and even let us check out a little bit late because she didn't have a renter coming in. We will be back!! A+++
We have been going to Woodstock for the last few years for an extended family reunion and finally found the perfect accomadations for our immediate family. We have stayed at the Woodstock Inn and various B&B's in the area and now need to look no further. This condo is bright and airy, extremely clean and tastefully decorated. The kitchen is fully outfitted to comfortably cook meals. The beds were very comfortable and unlike many rentals included nice linens and towels. With two children in tow it was such a perk to have a waher and dryer. The location is a quick walk to downtown. All in all...a great value for a great place. We will be back !
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A former volunteer for Safe Haven Animal Sanctuary, a no-kill shelter, says she rescued a dog that a Safe Haven board member had decided to euthanize.
Volunteer Lisa St. Clair said the dog, Charlie, a 1-year-old pit bull, has responded well to treatment for parvovirus, an airborne, contagious condition that is 90 percent fatal if untreated. She said Charlie contracted parvo at Safe Haven.
St. Clair, owner of Tailbangers, a Millsboro-based pet treat wholesaler, said she was dropping off dog food Aug. 4 to Safe Haven, on Shingle Point Road in Georgetown. She said she often did this to help out the financially struggling shelter.
St. Clair said she was asked by board member Rita Hughes to pick up Charlie at Dover's Delmarva Animal Hospital and take him to Windcrest Animal Hospital in Wilmington. St. Clair, who said she had never met Hughes, agreed. St. Clair said Charlie was not treated for parvo because Safe Haven did not have medical facilities or staff in place.
At Delmarva, she said she found a very sick dog, and also found that Safe Haven had requested he be euthanized. St. Clair said she called Hughes and was told to drive Charlie to Windcrest, where they would be expecting him. When she got to Windcrest, St. Clair said was told the cost for treatment was $2,500 for the first night and $675 each additional night.
St. Clair said she would have liked to have paid to get Charlie treated, but she couldn't because she was not his legal owner. When they finally reached Hughes on the phone, St. Clair said a technician at Windcrest told her the dog "would be taken care of," and that Hughes had told Windcrest St. Clair had no legal authority for the dog.
After some pressuring, St. Clair eventually got Hughes to sign Charlie over to her, and the dog was treated. Parvo attacks a dog's blood and bone marrow, but is treatable, St. Clair said. Charlie still needs to be quarantined for several more weeks from St. Clair's five other dogs, but he has been treated and is recovering.
Former Safe Haven employee Karli Swope said there had been a strain of kennel cough going through the facility lately, although it is definitely not parvo. She did vouch for the rest of St. Clair's story however.
Hughes could not be reached for comment. Board member Hal Dukes said he did not have any information on Charlie other than he heard he was in poor condition. Safe Haven spokeswoman Lynn Lofthouse said, "There have been issues with several dogs of late with health concerns. I do know that none, none, have been euthanized."
Former board member Rich Garrett said, "The story makes me so sad because I believe the current board of Safe Haven has totally lost its credibility and legitimacy. Knowing most of the people involved, I believe it's not what any of them would do if they have a choice, but they have boxed themselves into a corner."
He said the financial questions and challenges – Safe Haven is in debt to the tune of $200,000 and lost its Kent County dog-control contract earlier this month – make the shelter unsustainable, something that could have been avoided if the facility had closed in July and let its animals move on to other shelters. Garrett, along with fellow board members Richard Kirchhoff and Jane Blue, resigned from the board after a board decision to close the shelter was overturned.
"In recent weeks an inexperienced board has focused on personal agendas and vendettas. Now they find themselves in the situation of having to choose euthanasia because they can't afford treatment and care," Garrett said.
Dogs returned to shelter
Meanwhile, 47 Safe Haven dogs that were being held by Delmarva Pet Resort have almost all been returned to the shelter.
Delmarva Pet Resort owner Todd Clyde said the last nine of the dogs went back Aug. 22. What has not returned is the $60,000 Clyde said Safe Haven owes him for housing the dogs since April. Clyde said he is seeking to recover the money through arbitration. He said his attorney has called and sent letters to Safe Haven but those requests have been unanswered.
Safe Haven board Chairwoman Lois Fargo said there is room for all the dogs because the shelter has had adoptions lately. She encouraged more people to come and adopt.
Kevin Usilton, director of the Kent County SPCA, which has the dog control contact for the state, said Safe Haven has too many dogs, but is working to get them adopted. At this point, Delaware's animal control laws are confusing and it is unclear as to who has enforcement power of state law, Usilton said. For instance, while Kent County SPCA has the dog control contract, reports of abused or neglected dogs in Sussex County would be handled by the Sussex County SPCA or the Delaware State Police.
The state is attempting to clarify enforcement powers with the creation of the Office of Animal Welfare, which just began posting notice to hire an executive director. Until that office is set up however, who enforces state animal laws and what the penalties are is still not clear, making it easier for violations to occur, Usilton said.
"When the fox is gone, the hen house runs amok," he said. "It's not a good time to be an animal in this state."
Clyde said despite the facility's financial woes, the shelter was clean and the dogs were fed. He said Safe Haven got in over its head trying to run a no-kill shelter with no money. Much of the organization's financial woes come from the building of the shelter itself, Clyde said.
"They built the Taj Mahal of shelters with no way to pay it back," he said.
War of words
Meanwhile, Lofthouse recently sent out a press release accusing Swope and Tyler Mock of fraud for their YouCaring.com site.
The site, Swope said, was started because animals were coming in and not being treated, with private vets wary of taking Safe Haven animals for fear they would not be paid. She said it was disheartening to see animals needing treatment but not receiving it. Swope said the site was a way to help the animals without the money being accessible to Safe Haven's management. So far, the site has raised $7,000, Swope said.
Lofthouse said Swope and Mock were using the Safe Haven name to raise money, with none of the funds going to the shelter. She said Swope has been defaming Safe Haven and its board by telling people not to support the shelter.
"All anyone at Safe Haven wants is for this fraud to stop. Our animals need the money," Lofthouse said. "It is about holding criminals accountable more than anything. We are pursuing this because it is the right thing to do."
She said the Attorney General's Office and the Internal Revenue Service will be notified. However, Lofthouse said Safe Haven does not plan to sue in order to direct the shelter's funds towards the animals.
For her part, Swope said Lofthouse was making personal digs at her in order to get rid of her. She said after reading Lofthouse's comments, she quit Safe Haven on Aug. 27. Swope said the board of Safe Haven has become paranoid, rejecting volunteers who have spoke out about the overcrowded conditions at the Georgetown facility.
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LG look set to launch a range of smartphones running on the Windows Phone 8 platform according to new information being reported by The Korea Times.
The website apparently spoke to a senior LG executive who unveiled that the Korean company will launch a number of smartphones running on Microsoft's operating system in 2013.
The last time LG produced a smartphone running Windows Phone was way back in 2010 and since then they've been pretty loyal to the Android platform. However, Windows Phone 8 has been well received by industry experts and consumers alike, which is one of the main reasons why LG have decided to produce a range of smartphones running on the platform.
Sadly, we don't have any further details about LG's Windows Phone 8 smartphones at the current time. However, history tells us we can expect a premium smartphone, a mid-range device and an affordable Windows mobile to be released.
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When you look at your daughters eye, does it look normal to you?
Yes, it looks normal. She is blinking more than normal.
The most likely cause of her eye pain, in light of a normal looking eye, after her bout with strep throat is a sinus problem/infection. This is a common cause of periorbital/ocular pain.
Depending upon how much discomfort she is in, and how much relief she gets from the household pain medicine you would normally give her would dictate weather or not you feel you can wait to see the pediatrician tomorrow.
From what you tell me she should be OK until tomorrow.
Ok, thanks for the info. I just wasn't sure when it comes to the eyes! thanks again.
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So I'm 40 years old and have 2 children ages 19 & 16. Within the last 3 years, I lost 60lbs on Weight Watchers, became a lifetime member and at 140, I still had a skin apron and a protruding top belly. I felt that all my hard work didn't pay off. So, I have been struggling to maintain the weight I lost. However, it has been hard 30 lbs heavier and 3 years later, I decided to do something about it. Last year I had gotten a carecredit card for Lasik procedure and realized I could actually get a tummy tuck.
So a few months ago, I started researching. I went to 4 consultation meetings, and when I went to my PS I felt like I had found the one. I looked into my doctor because he was recommended by carecredit. I checked out his website and was impressed that he had been on 20/20 and the View and had lots of pictures on his website.
At my consultation, we sat down and spoke, but he just didn't talk to me, he examined my body. He pushed and pulled skin and explained what would I would look like. He explained where my scar would be and what it would look like. He took pictures. I had a tummy tuck, with muscle repair and lip of the hips.
I met with the patient coordinator and set the date. It was important to me to have the procedure right at the end of June because I am a teacher and wanted the summer to heal.
I came back 2 weeks after (it was also 2 weeks before my date) and paid the balance and met with the doctor again. He answered my questions in regards to lipo of the hip area. He showed my pictures of other patients that had similiar bodies to me.
very detailed doctor
attentive staff-emails, phone calls, etc..
1 night stay at a wellness center
Even though my PS explained that he will see me the next day, 6 weeks, 3 mos, 6 mos and a year. When I called about a concern the had me come in right away.
New Jersey (30 mins. away from where I live)
My Tummy Tuck Story - Ramsey, NJ
So I'm 40 years old and have 2 children ages...
So I'm 40 years old and have 2 children ages 19 & 16. Within the last 3 years, I lost 60lbs on Weight Watchers, became a lifetime member and at 140, I still had a skin apron and a protruding top belly. I felt that all my hard work didn't pay off. So, I have been struggling to maintain the weight I lost. However, it has been hard 30 lbs heavier and 3 years later, I decided to do something about it. Last year I had gotten a carecredit card for Lasik procedure and realized I could actually get a tummy tuck.
4 weeks post op today. I'm feeling good except...
:) my doc removed 7 lbs of skin and I've lost another 7....so 14 lbs in 4 weeks. Yay!
My ps also doesnt want me to put anything on the scar for 6 weeks. He also does a different kind of stitch than what many of you ladies have. However its beginning to flatten out. Ive also have had some superficial skin separation on the corner of my pubic hairline. My doc says its because thats where the most tension is. It is scabbing now. My doc says that means that that little area's scar when healed will be 1/4 of a cm. Thicker than the rest of my scar. He said the could revise it but we have to wait. Also, i am still stuffing my bb with gauze 3 times a day till the end of this week.
My lipo bruises for the most part have gone away or have turned grey. The areas dont hurt only when i touch it. I havent had any stinging. Still have some lumps which are areas of scar tissue that need to heal. They are not visible but when i touch them (2) i feel them.
Mentally, ive been ok-aside from the one day before my period but thats it :) i still have no regrets. I didnt realize how long the healing would be and what it entailed (even though we're told) but it's still worth it .
I have been a pain in the butt calling, emailing and making extra appts. But i feel that i want to make sure everything is healing the way its supposed to be healing. I have another appt tomorrow.
Havent worn any type of compression garment-ps prefers i dont, and i dont think i could deal with more tightness.
Sorry for typos and spacing...typing on my ipod is...
29days post op Went to the doc today, wasnt one...
Went to the doc today, wasnt one of the scheduled post op visits, but wondering about my belly button still. I guess i must have become a big pain with all my calls, emails, sending images, etc...because i was seen by both dr. Capella and Scott his PA. They explained about the belly button and tension. They reassured me my bb was normal and that i could stop stuffing it with gauze.
I will return in 2 weeks for my 6 week visit. My bf wasnt happy that we drive 45 mins to get to the dr. Office for a 10 min visit, "only to reassure me". Its really hard bc my doc does thing completely different, so i cant compare when it comes to some things. I guess i will listen and relax. :)
Aug 2nd-5week anniversary of my tummy tuck, w/...
Havent started any scar treatment yet (as per doc) but I ordered the silicone sheet from makemeheal.com.
Hoping that in 2 weeks I will be able to enjoy my vacation to loscabos, Mexico with my boyfriend. Ttfn
Okay ladies...tomorrow I will be 7 weeks PO!! I...
Overall I am feeling good. I have lost 19 lbs since my surgery (7 skin and fat-the rest on weight watchers), so that is great! But I still feel like my healing process is going slowly. I still have lots of swelling at night. I miss sleeping on my stomach. And my belly button and a small section on top of my pubic are are still healing, there is till some some scabbing. My PS is not worried about it though. My PS does not believe in scar therapy but I did go ahead and get a silicone strip (even though I can not use until my scab falls off), and maderma.
Interestingly enough, the dark spots that were caused by the tape, which I thought was adhesive-really is my skin's reaction to the tape. My PS has seen before and said it will go away. He recommends not putting anything that has vitamin A and E.
I got the okay to start easing myself into exercise-no elliptical or P90x yet, but walking on treadmill is okay. He said 1 to 2 miles per hour.
Waxing okay, was told to stay away from the scar, so I am thinking of leaving a strip of hair and waxing the rest.
I have been lucky enough to be off work for the summer. I go back in 2 weeks. Today, I went in to fix up my office, had lots of help. My children and beau are spoiling me.
I still can't fit into my pants, well to be honest, with the scab-healing area, I haven't even tried. However, I got lots of dresses (with a waist) and they look great.
I still can't visualize what my tummy will look like by 12 weeks. My tummy is flat for like the first 20 mins of the day and then I get my swelling back-not bad but enough...until the evening. Counting the weeks.
I go back to my PS on my 12 week. :)
Doctor and PA and Terry the surgical coordinator are very accessible. They are knowledgeable, and explain everything clearly. Even though my PS explained that he will see me the next day, 6 weeks, 3 mos, 6 mos and a year. When I called about a concern the had me come in right away. Any concern or question I have, I email the Dr or his PA and get a response in hours. I have even emailed pictures. Payment was a little different as I had to pay everything separately, PS, hospital time, wellness time, ambulance, anesthia. Wait times, were none..so far I haven't waited to be seen, even if I get there early.


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Former ORU Baseball Player Ryan Iannelli Killed In Afghanistan
A former Oral Roberts baseball player has died in combat while supporting Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan. The Department of Defense says 27-year-old Ryan Iannelli died Wednesday. He was a lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps and was assigned to Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron 269. Iannelli was a member of the ORU baseball team and graduated from ORU in 2006. He was from Clarksboro, New Jersey. In a message posted on the Oral Roberts University Facebook page, the school said "Please join us in prayer for his family, and for our troops. God bless." "He was one of a kind," ORU head coach Rob Walton said in a release. "Ryan will be sorely missed. He was one of us, and he was a big part of my life. He was making a difference, and he believed in the difference he was making. Our Thoughts and prayers are with his family."


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Changing Comparative Advantages
This paper inspects how comparative advantages have changed in the last 30 years. Using trade data on 197 countries over the period 1976- 2004, it provides evidence that comparative advantages are not static, but change over time. More interestingly, it shows the rise in relevance of institutional comparative advantage. Finally, it shows that this results does not hold for some countries (BRIC).
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Good Samaritan Returns Nearly $7K In Cash
VISALIA, Calif. (KMPH) —
Thanks to one man's honesty, nearly $7,000 in cash is back where it belongs.
A 46-year-old Exeter man returned $6,900 in cash he found last week in a Department of Motor Vehicles parking lot, the Visalia Police Department said.
Police said Breck Reeves found the money at the Visalia DMV on 1711 E. Main Street on Aug.6. There was no one around and the owner was nowhere to be found, a Visalia Police Department spokesman said.
Reeves said he was on his way to pick up some brochures for a driving test when he spotted the envelope on the ground.
"I was sitting there counting it and it was like $5,000 or more and I was like this is way too much," Reeves Said. "I was really upset in my stomach that I even had this much money."
Reeves and his wife, Sarah, could have easily used the money. The two live off of one disability check a month.{} But for the two, the choice to give back the money was an easy one to make.
Reeves handed the cash over to DMV officials who then called the police department.
On Aug. 7, a Visalia resident entered the Visalia Police Department to say they had lost a large sum of money in the DMV parking lot.
After providing necessary documentation to prove that the money did belong to them, the cash was returned to the original owner.


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Many people seeking jobs may think that their work is done once the have polished their CV and have started to hand it out to prospective employees. However, writing a cover letter to go with a CV is vital as it offers an additional introduction for employers to peruse.
No matter what type of job candidates are searching for, from shop assistant to managing director, all employers want the same thing: an eye on the details and a standout introduction. Though they may not ask for it, it really is a good idea to write a cover letter. If employers don't want it, it can simply be discarded, but it may offer extra insight into candidate's personality and snag them that all-important interview.
A good cover letter should consist of a maximum of three paragraphs explaining why jobseekers are interested in the job. Particular points on a CV can be indicated in a cover letter, as can a candidate's passion and interest in the company. Careful attention should be put to avoid simply rewriting CV information; the best cover letters relate directly to the job being applied for, draw attention to particular areas of interest on a CV, and show a jobseeker's keenness for the role.
It is best to write a new letter for each application, rather than using a generic letter which will be easily spotted and discarded by employers. For those who want to have job hunting success in 2017, using a cover letter in addition to a CV will help immensely.


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71 reviews for this add-on
Gone for good Rated 3 out of 5 stars
It was great while it lasted, but it seems unlikely this addon will be ported to the new Firefox API, which means it will never ever work again in any new version of Firefox.
Which is why I created a new addon from scratch that basically reloads a failed tab after x seconds. Just search for MAKE A MERRY TRY AGAIN
plz update Rated 5 out of 5 stars
plz update
Awesome But not Working in Firefox >51 Rated 1 out of 5 stars
I love this addon and used it many years, but since FF 48 every time the message '"Unable to load TryAgain. The error could not be displayed; please consult the Error Console"' appears. I hoped that the last update repairs it, but not
Not working . Jan'2016 Rated 1 out of 5 stars
Does not work
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good addon but not working yet Rated 3 out of 5 stars
I love this addon and used it many years, but since FF 48 every time the message '"Unable to load TryAgain. The error could not be displayed; please consult the Error Console"' appears. I hoped that the last update repairs it, but not ...
Acts as proxy and triggers netflix block Rated 3 out of 5 stars
I dont think the extension has been updated in a while but netflix and other streaming sites view it as a proxy and will block you from using their service.
Worked well, but died due to lack of maintenance. Rated 1 out of 5 stars
This add-on worked quite well and had some nice features. Unfortunately, as Firefox changed and no one maintained it, it no longer works.
Lucky for anyone reading this review, the "ErrorZilla Plus" add-on is a replacement for the core "try again" functionality. I had a hard time finding any other add-on that did the same, but that is it!
Nope, not working Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Confirming what the other two said, it doesn't work anymore.
In Fx 48 not working Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Confirm, in Fx 48 TryAgain stop working
No longer working on FF48 Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Ever since I updated to Firefox 48, whenever I reach the point in which try again should act, instead of the automatic reload, an error site says: "Unable to load TryAgain. The error could not be displayed; please consult the Error Console". Could you please check why is this happening?
beautiful Rated 5 out of 5 stars
This does exactly what it says. It reloads the page, when the error page displays. Very configurable, nothing unintuitive, very permissive, nothing obtrusive or overcomplicated.
That "Tab Mix Plus" guy forgot to mention his so-called essential addon does everything except reload tabs on error.
automatic resend doesn't work Rated 3 out of 5 stars
Please improve it, everything ok and working perfectly. But its just stuck when a webpage ask for "resend"
some add-ons work for auto reload but it would not stop when the page successfully load.
Is it possible to get both feature with single add-ons.
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
I can't "resend" after click "try again"
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
This is hands-down the best add-on out there. If you have a laptop and your internet runs on a mobile broadband device like mine does, then your internet connection is probably pretty unstable.
My internet usually ends up showing me page errors, load errors, and connection errors about 50% of the time. However, with this add-on, It will simply continuously reload it until it works and goes through. Now I can step away from my laptop and not worry about having to come back to an error message in my browser!
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
This addon is really useful when a webpage has trouble being loaded. Typical example: you launch Firefox with your multiple home pages but you are first redirected to a login page for the wifi network you decided to use. By the time you complete the form, your webpages are loaded again until the process is completed!
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Really useful addon if using Tor where pages might take a few attempts to open, saves a lot of F5'in.
Firefox performance Rated 4 out of 5 stars
I really like this addon but there is one problem: I have a very unreliable wifi connection which can go down unexpectedly and remain so for some time. This addon tries to reload webpages repeatedly in the meanwhile, and after some time Firefox performance decreases (eventually it comes to a halt). I have to kill the process and start it again. The issue is resolved if I uninstall the addon.
Is it some memory leak issue?
Thanks for the feedback. Some resources are indeed kept in memory (in case the page repeatedly fails to load), but these are cleaned up in the background.
Could you please open a new issue on the support site, so I can further diagnose the problem with you?
IFRAME Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Can make it DO NOT take effect for IFRAME in pages?
like the "@noframes" parameter in scriptish.
Rated 1 out of 5 stars
Please don't use Facebook as the home page for your addons; I can't post an issue without getting an account, and I refuse to get a Facebook account (it's not safe; Facebook downloads spyware onto your system). Mozilla offers sites for the home pages of addons that aren't a risk to your system.This user has a previous review of this add-on.
The Facebook page serves exclusively as a fan page, as we find the add-on page and support pages sufficient. Since you're looking to post an issue, please visit the support page (http://getsatisfaction.com/tryagain/products/tryagain_tryagain_for_firefox). You can find this either directly through the add-on information or on the right side of this page. I'm sorry to see this misunderstanding being reflected in the add-on's rating.
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
"ultimate page load tab controller"
someone please combine the functionality of these add ons to work together in one add on. have them share the same queue list between all of them. i like all of these add ons but they don't always play nicely and cooperate with each other. the low bandwidth dial up firefox community will love you all for it.
i am contacting all of the below add on developers for there input and assistance for the "ultimate page load tab controller" add on.
Load Tabs Progressively
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Blatter expects winter World Cup
FIFA president Sepp Blatter has said he expects the 2022 World Cup in Qatar to be staged in the winter rather than the traditional summer slot.
• AFC want winter World Cup
• Asian Cup team-by-team guide
• Duerden: Qatar want a West-side story
• Asian Cup history
The decision to award football's showpiece event to the tiny Middle Eastern country was a controversial one and many critics predicted it would have far-reaching repercussions.
Speaking in the Qatari capital Doha before the opening match of the Asian Cup, Blatter said: "I expect it [the World Cup] will be held in the winter.
"We have time to look at this question, it is still 11 years away but we must decide the most adequate period for a successful World Cup which means January or the end of the year."
Summer temperatures in Qatar can soar to over 40 degrees Celsius while those in the winter months are far more comfortable.
If the World Cup is switched from its traditional date in June and July it will have a huge impact on domestic football's fixture list.
Germany coach Joachim Low said on Wednesday he was opposed to playing the 2022 World Cup during winter, saying it would be a disadvantage to fans in Europe.
"At the World Cup in 2006, the European Championships in 2008 and the World Cup in 2010, there were millions on the streets ... if the World Cup in 2022 takes place in winter, no fan is going to be on the street if it's minus five degrees (23 degrees Fahrenheit)," Low said.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, who had supported England's failed 2018 bid, said the the entire football programme around the world would have to change to accommodate a winter World Cup.
"It looks like an idea that has come out of nowhere because nobody was told that when the bid was voted for,'' he said. "That is a bit of a surprise and certainly it would mean that the whole world of football has to be reorganised.
"As you know we have a Christmas period which is quite busy here and England would be very happy to play the World Cup in January just after that. It would demand a complete reorganisation of the whole world's fixtures and I cannot see that happening."
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UPPSC Shiksha Vibhag 2017 Admit Card, Lecturer Screening test hall ticket available to download from official site www.uppsc.up.nic.in.
UPPSC Shiksha Vibhag Admit card 2017: Authorized person of Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission has finally uploaded hall ticket of written examination of Lecturer posts on its official site www.uppsc.up.nic.in. Candidates who have submitted their filled form will now able to download their call letter for U.P. special subordinate educational service (male / female) from same portal as mentioned above.
Let is know something about UPPSC which is abbreviation of Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission. It was established before independence of India from British Empire i.e. 01st April, 1937 and head office is located in beautiful city of Uttar Pradesh i.e. Lucknow. This commission is one type of autonomous body which follows principles of Constitution of India and controlled by Government of U.P.
The duty of UPPSC is to select skillful and knowledgeable various group category staff for different department of state government. Commission appoint eligible staff on the basis of performance in different selection procedure such as preliminary screening/ written exam, mains written exam, personal interview etc.
UPPSC Shiksha Vibhag 2017 Admit Card Download
Organization Name: – Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission
Name of Post: – Lecturer post
Type of Exam: – Written examination
Job Location: – Uttar Pradesh
Type of Declaration: – Admit Card/ Call Letter
Exam Date: – 15th September, 2017
Couple of month ago, UPPSC has released Shiksha Vibhag UP Exam 2015 notification as Advt. No. 4/2017-2018 for selection of Lecturer posts on its main portal. Due to its popularity among local candidates, large number of aspirant who fulfill minimum required eligibility criteria have shown their interest in exam by submitting their filled form before due date of accepting. After completion of registration process, applicant have started their exam preparation as aware of competition ratio.
UPPSC Shiksha Vibhag Exam 2017 has scheduled to be held on 15.09.2017 various examination centres across state. Applied number of candidates are advised to download their UPPSC Shiksha Vibhag 2017 Hall Ticket/ Call Letter from main portal.
Admit card considered as important documents of candidates. It contains all important details about applicant such as roll number, exam date, exam venue, name, date of birth etc. If name & photograph is not visible clearly than candidate need to bring with them identity proof such as driving license, passport, pan card, voter identity card etc. Prospects will not be permitted to exam hall with admit card, so don't forget it to bring on exam date.
After Filling Online or Offline Application form and before 15 days of written examination admit card will be generated on it's official website and those admit card belongs to UPPSC Shiksha Vibhag. Exam so on this page we activate that link on the same page.
Procedure to download UPPSC Lecturer Admit card 2017:
- Go to official site.
- On main page, click on Call Letter tab.
- Now click on Admit card of UPPSC Shiksha Vibhag Exam 2017 link.
- Enter all required details and submit it.
- Finally in new tab, your hall ticket will appear in pdf format.
- Download it and take print out it for further reference.
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text: At his home on Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2011, Kyle "Fitzy" Fitzjohn, age 37, of Sarnia. Visitation at D.J. Robb Funeral Home, Sarnia, on Sunday, Oct. 16, 2011 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. with funeral service on Monday, Oct. 17, 2011 at 11 a.m. with cremation to follow. Further details at the D.J. Robb Funeral Home website


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Editor's note: First in a two-part series
Are your dairy clients' hospital pens like the Roach Motel -- cattle check in, but they don't check out? Are your clients' hospital pens some of the most poorly designed and/or managed pens on the dairy?
There are several factors that influence the usefulness of hospital pens. These include pen placement, pen design and size, bedding, segregation of sick and lame cows, animal handling, nutrition management, and employee training. This article will discuss design basics and location of hospital pens; the second article in this series will talk about management of the hospital pen. So if your clients are building, expanding or retrofitting, there are some things they ought to consider about one of the most important spaces on the dairy.
Hospital pen location
Where the hospital pen is placed should be the first consideration. "The hospital should not be immediately adjacent to transition cows -- i.e. there should not be nose-to-nose contact," says Nigel Cook, BVSc, MRCVS, University of Wisconsin-Madison. "That sounds great, but this is rarely achieved in practice."
Cook says the hospital pen should be in a location where herd workers pass frequently and that is convenient for locking up cows for exams and near to a milking facility -- the main parlor or a hospital cow parlor. "The best facilities have an office area elevated above the pen with a large window for viewing the whole area," Cook adds. "That way the herdsman can enter records and do paperwork while still watching the sick cows and post-fresh cows."
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Jim Brett, DVM, Macon County Veterinary Hospital, Montezuma, Ga., adds that the hospital pen should be close to the parlor for easy access for lame or weaker cows, but not so close that they can have direct contact with the hospital cows. "This is more easily done on our smaller farms since they deal with low numbers and can use temporary panels if needed," says Brett.
Greg Goodell, DVM, the Dairy Authority, Greeley, Colo., says, "We currently recommend the 'square' for designing special needs facilities on large dairies and will follow this approach on small dairies as best we can. The square consists of a pen arrangement close to the milking center where the fresh pen and close-up pens are on one side of the alley, and across the alley located at the end of an alley flush or scrape is the hospital pen." Sometimes a pen for recovering lame cows would be located adjacent and uphill from the hospital pen.
If possible, a lame cow recovery pen should be separate from the sick-cow hospital pen, and lame cows should be kept on a bedded pack area close to the main parlor. "That puts them into a separate category from routine sick cows that can be managed in free-stalls," adds Cook.
One of the worst places you can put a hospital pen is adjacent to the fresh cows. Cook notes that in many herds the immediate post-fresh cows under antibiotic residue withdrawal from dry cow therapy are actually commingled in the hospital pen with sick cows. "This is the worst case scenario, and it is very common in the Midwest." Cook says that is due to hospital barns being designed as "special needs" facilities, and all animals with antibiotic residue risk are grouped together for management purposes -- including treated cows and fresh cows.
Situating the hospital pen near far-off dry cows, close-up dry cows and fresh cows so that water, manure and cow traffic is commingled between these groups is definitely a placement flaw, agrees Goodell. "While it does make sense to keep high-needs cows in the same vicinity, it is very important to keep sick cows separate from healthy cows, especially fresh cows who are suffering varying degrees of immunosuppression due to recent calving."
Brett notes, however, that good management can make just about any hospital pen placement work. "You would think next to the maternity pen would be the worst, but I have one large farm with the hospital area next to maternity/close-ups, and there has been no increase in their hospital numbers or outbreaks," Brett explains. "Maybe having the close-ups inside, out of the environment and heat stress, keeps their immunity levels from dropping due to the stress of calving. They are also on a very good and consistent vaccination program."
Having hospital pens in a very isolated area where cows can be forgotten can also be a problem. "At one farm in particular, the cows were rarely seen, and treatments were done quickly without reassessments," says Brett.
|This large dairy hospital pen on a Georgia dairy is bedded with sand for comfort and to reduce the spread of disease.
Size of the hospital
Goodell says hospital pen size seems to have been determined by the experts to be 2-3% of herd size, but he believes this is too low. "Most likely we should be designing for the maximum number of cows that would ever be in the hospital pen, not the average number of cows," he suggests. Cost becomes the issue in this case and also what type of housing system the dairy is using. For example, if the housing system is a dry lot dairy, it would not be uncommon to see a monthly mastitis incidence ranging from 10-20% during a wet month, overwhelming any hospital pen built to accommodate 2% of the herd. "I would recommend building a hospital pen to hold 4-5% of the herd size," says Goodell.
Goodell adds that the size of the sick pen should also be determined by the efficiency of administering proper care, treatments and monitoring of sick cattle. All cattle should be able to lock in headlocks after a milking for their treatments. To treat cows, half as many headlocks could be used or cows could be run through a chute individually, however that process is simply not efficient.
"Spending an extra hour for two employees throughout the course of a year would pay for the additional headlocks and pen space," says Goodell. "It is also a function of management style. Are the fresh cows milked in the hospital pen? Is there a separate pen for lame cows? Does the dairy utilize a mastitis pen? Answers to these questions will aid in the determination of the pen size best suited for the dairy. There is not a 'one size fits all' approach."
|Nigel Cook
Cook adds that sizing pens is very difficult to provide for pre- and post-fresh cows as well as sick cows. He says the best approach is to build a series of pens typically of around 30 stalls in a two-row layout with frequent crossovers and centrally located water troughs. Gates can be used to open these pens up or close them off as needed, in order to protect bunk space and hold it at or close to 30 in. per cow.
In the open lots/pens in Brett's area of Georgia, pens are kept to a minimum of one cow per 60-80 sq. ft. "In free-stall farms, we keep the pen to no more than 85% capacity. Increase your water space in your medic areas to one foot per cow; be sure they have easy access to water."
Cook believes talking about stocking density is confusing. For sick cows and periparturient cows, the primary focus is on inches of bunk space per cow.
"We are not talking in terms of cows per headlock," Cook notes. "With 24-inch-wide headlocks, cows will only fill about 80% of them at maximum fill unless forced." So, one cow per headlock is not enough unless the headlocks are 30 inches wide, which is closer to what the cows are requiring for a feed-space dimension. "We need 30 inches of bunk space per cow, which means that all transition-cow and sick-cow free-stall pens need to be two-row designs --- otherwise we end up building a stall in a three-row pen that no cow will ever use."
Equipping the hospital pen
Hospital design features are also important. One design flaw Goodell sees is creating a hospital pen without easy access for personnel and/or cows. "Many dairies will design a hospital pen that is close to the milking center, but then make things difficult for employees to treat the cows," he explains. An example is a hospital pen where the only access to entering the pen is on the ends of the pen, or it requires the employee to crawl over the headlocks or through the bunks.
Goodell believes placing man-passes every 20 or 30 headlocks or every 40-60 ft. in non-headlocked pens results in better cow care. "Building a man-pass every 20 headlocks may seem overdone," says Goodell, "however, ask yourself how likely you or your employee may be to check on a cow before you go home if you must walk to the ends of the pen or jump the headlocks versus slipping quickly through a man-pass to provide that extra check?"
Cook says the hospital pen should have bedded pack and freestall areas -- preferably sand bedding. Bunk space should provide at least 30 in. per cow with 30-in.-wide headlocks so that every cow in the pen can be locked up, and sufficient room is available for the herdsman to work around the cow. In addition, there should be an area of the pen with just a post-and-rail for those individuals that are reluctant to lock up.
"All pens should be two rows of stalls, with the tail-to-tail layout offering advantages over head-to-head for cow movement and alley scraping," says Cook. "There should be easy access to an enclosed chute area for surgeries and foot work."
The use of separate feed bunks and waterers is a must for the hospital pens, as this area is one of the highest areas of disease transmission on the dairy. While designing special-needs pens, the builder or contractor should be cognizant of things like flush water and manure removal. "For example," says Goodell, "a design where flush water begins in the hospital pen then continues flushing through the fresh cow pen, exposing all fresh cows to the diseases currently in the hospital pen, should obviously be avoided."
A cow suffering any health event will be more negatively impacted by even slight weather stressors and should be protected from the environment. Cows will recover quicker when environmental stress is reduced. "Any structure that provides protection from cold, heat and wind should be employed in the design of the facility," suggests Goodell. Brett adds that in his area of the South, hospital pens should be covered with a roof, not shade cloth, with fans in use. Misters and water should only be used over the feed bunk.
If possible, especially on larger dairies, having a hospital parlor to milk fresh cows and cows on medications requiring withdrawal can make sense. "This frees up your parlor because medicated cows may require additional time and have a slow milking time, and it helps eliminate residue violations," explains Brett. "Withdrawal milk can be pasteurized and fed to calves to lower feed costs."
Equipping the hospital pen for ease of use by employees is essential. On large dairies, most have multiple chute areas and tilt/foot tables, says Brett. "This helps the medic staff and me be more efficient in doing treatments." Tilt tables are also great for teat surgery.
Hot and cold running water are also great to have in the treatment area. "Hot water helps during our short three-week winter in south Georgia," Brett continues. "Having the area covered and the work area situated away from rain drifts makes work for me and the staff better in foul weather."
Quick access to medications and supplies is a must. Remember to plan the storage area to separate lactating and non-lactating drugs. Other useful things are more storage for medical supplies, refrigerators for drugs and other items needed for treating cows, office or computer stations, etc.
|Bedding such as sawdust, which promotes organic growth, is not recommended for hospital pens.
Bedding and flooring
Two of the keys to a successful hospital pen is cow comfort and the prevention and/or reduction of pathogen build-up. Bedding and flooring factor into both of those situations.
These three veterinarians agree that sand is best for hospital pens. "Sand bedding is inert, relatively cheap in this part of the country and has a good cushion," says Brett. He adds that in some small herds they have used temporary pens on grass. "It's the only thing better than sand. The temporary pens can utilize grass areas around the holding pen."
"We also operate sand-bedded packs, but management is difficult and requires frequent removal of wet and contaminated areas," adds Cook. "Many farms use straw on top of sand, especially during the cold winter weather."
Goodell agrees that sand is always an excellent choice regardless of housing design since it promotes excellent cow comfort and has very little organic matter to it, so pathogens have a difficult time using it as a growth media. He cautions, however, that providing a sand pack with no shade can be detrimental on a hot day. "Try walking barefoot across a beach on a 90-degree day and you'll understand why," he says.
Hospital pens with only harrowed lots work very well if the pen size is adequate and the pen properly managed. "I've seen straw, chopped straw, sand and compost all used successfully in the hospital pen," says Goodell. "The key is management."
Good bedding alone is not the answer. Bedding maintenance can make the different in cow comfort and pathogen buildup. Cook suggests that hospital bedded areas be cleaned more frequently than normal bedded packs -- at least every two weeks at a minimum.
Sick cows spend more time lying down and are more susceptible to mastitis. Even sand grows bacteria when contaminated with milk, urine and feces, so regular removal and addition of fresh sand is required. "For stalls, we recommend a coarse-grade sand that drains well. This material usually leaves the stall rather than becoming compacted in the bottom," explains Cook. Weekly additions of fresh sand are sufficient for most pens, but twice weekly is probably necessary for hospital pens where contamination is greater since mastitis cows make up 90% of the sick cow population in these pens and their milk will leak to contaminate the beds. Other bedding material needs to removed/replaced daily.
One of the worst things for hospital cows is rough concrete. Concrete walks should be cross-grooved. Brett recommends spreading a light coat of sand over the concrete after the area is flushed to add some grit to the floor. Goodell agrees that sprinkling sand on the alleys to and from the pens and milking center, the hospital pen feed alley and the fresh pen alleys is standard practice for some dairies.
"This simple practice has saved more weak or newly fresh cows than any single management practice I can think of," says Goodell. Rock salt can be used if sand will not work. In addition, keeping pens and alleys free of small rocks that are common in new pens or expansion projects can also help in reducing lameness and injury.
Very sick and weak cows should not be placed in a situation where they are likely to slip. "Rubberized transfer lanes are a must," say Cook. Feed alleys can be grooved concrete provided the job is done properly with ½- in. deep and ¾-in. wide grooves set 3-3¼ in. on center. "Rubber in front of the feedbunk can be used, provided that stall design is perfect."
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Dairy Hospital-Pen Design Basics
Nigel Cook, BVSc, MRCVS, Jim Brett, DVM and Greg Goodell, DVM, offer these basic design parameters for dairy hospital pens:
Hospital pen location should not be immediately adjacent to transition cows, but should be convenient for treatment, monitoring and milking.
Lame cows should be separated from sick cows.
Water, manure and cow traffic between sick cows and far-off dry cows, close-up dry cows and fresh cows should be avoided.
Hospital pens should be designed for the maximum number of cows that would be in the hospital at one time, or around 4-5% of the herd.
Hospital pens should provide 30 inches of bunk space per cow and allow water space at one foot per cow.
Man-passes in headlocked or non-headlocked pens can facilitate better and more convenient cow care.
Near the hospital pen should be any treatment chutes or tilt tables, hot/cold water, storage and refrigerators for drugs and other equipment useful for treatments and/or recordkeeping.
Hospital pens should be protected from the elements and shaded when possible.
Sand bedding is preferred in hospital pens, but other materials can be used if they are very well managed.
Areas where sick or lame cattle will be walking should be non-slip and provide either a cushioned walkway or be sprinkled with sand to prevent slipping.


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Boob panel shirt! Tracing that while it was on myself was fun.
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