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Dairy Farming Is Facing a New Dawn
Feb 25, 2011
The U.S. should do everything possible to become a consistent supplier to the growing world market. Supply management is not the answer.
George Mueller
Willow Bend Farm, Clifton Springs, N.Y.
The World Is Running Out of Food
Back in 1954, I was a young hired hand working for Law-nel Farms, a large, (for that era) 65-cow dairy farm. The owner, Nelson Smith, was a former county agent and I was a "green" college graduate. The breakfast table, after milking the cows, was always a feast of Rella Smith's delicious breakfast and a treasure of Nelson Smith's conversation and wisdom.
Indelible in my memory is the morning we discussed the possibility of food becoming scarce worldwide, and farmers receiving real good prices for their milk, meat, and grain. There had been a news article indicating such a coming scarcity. "All my life I have been reading of a coming food scarcity." said Nelson. "I have been waiting for that promised day, but it never comes. I don't believe it ever will. We farmers are just too good at what we do: producing the nation's food."
Later on during the 70's, I remember reading a Kiplinger Report again claiming we were running out of food and good times were coming. Even our Secretary of Agriculture was urging planting "hedge row to hedge row." That, too, passed, as the promise of higher prices brought on the needed production to meet all the demand the world could afford.
Still, today, 56 years later, Nelson Smith's words still ring true, "We farmers are just too good at what we do: producing the nation's food."
This Time It's Different
The world has changed dramatically these past 56 years. The U.S. used to be the world's biggest exporter of manufactured goods. We laughed when the first foreign cars tried to invade our market. Who would ever buy a Japanese Toyota or Datsun, or, worse yet, a Korean Hyundai? My, how times change! Even the American flags in our Walmart Super Centers are now made in China. China now has a middle class of 300 million people that is equal to our total U S population. India is expected to surpass China in population and also has a strong growth of its middle class. For the first time in my life, the world is developing a strong middle class that has the money to purchase our excellent high protein dairy products.
How Important Are U.S. Dairy Exports?
The year 2009 was a very tough year for our dairy industry. Many well-run farms ended the year with a much poorer balance sheet in spite of their best efforts. The West Coast model of dairy farming was especially hard hit due to their purchasing all of their feedstuffs. Our lack of export ability had a lot to do with the depth and length of our low price period.
Peter Vitaliano, of the National Milk Producers Federation, reports that our dairy exports dropped 15% from 2008 to 2009 when world prices turned south. At the same time, increases were seen in New Zealand, up 38%; European Union, up 7%; Australia, up 12%; and Argentina, up 22%.
In this country, when the world price drops below our support price, we quit supplying the overseas market and sell to the government instead. Our support price, even though it is very low, still interrupts our supplying world markets. We thus have a reputation for being an inconsistent supplier and a last choice when a world customer is seeking a dependable supplier of dairy products.
Lately, exports have become the talk of our dairy industry. The futures market was predicting $1 lower mailbox prices for 2011, and now the futures market is predicting $1 higher prices for the year. What happened? Our export sales have been steadily increasing and running about 14% of our production. In December, I think I heard we exported 18% of our production. The speculators on the CME are beginning to notice the possibility that dairy products could be quite short this spring and the rest of 2011. Our export markets have become the key to good milk prices down on the farm.
Who Will Supply the World's Dairy Products?
This is a wonderful opportunity for dairy farmers around the world. We in the U.S. should do everything possible to become a consistent supplier of this growing world market. If we are asleep at the switch, the increase in demand will be filled by Argentina, Brazil, Europe or the Ukraine. Australia and New Zealand are pretty well maxed out. We must not let this opportunity slip by. We must become a consistent supplier for world markets.
The Support Prices of Dairy Products Must Go
If our politicians and farm leaders insist in helping dairy farmers, they must find a different way than buying up our products when prices get disastrously low. Perhaps some kind of margin insurance or continued MILC payments to help the small dairyman? But we must eliminate the opportunity to sell our products to the government. When world prices get terribly low, we must continue to serve the world market and not have the option to sell to the government. Good customers will insist on a consistent supplier.
Beware of Supply Management Plans
As dairy farmers, we must learn to live with the higher volatility of world markets. The periods of high prices will make it well worth the effort to survive periods of low prices. We must be wary of those who are promoting supply management plans involving a quota system in return for price stability. Price enhancement is their real goal by cutting our supply of dairy products. Cutting our supply is no way to serve a growing and profitable (most times) world market.
We must get rid of this idea of gaining prosperity by cutting back on the supply. It didn't work when President Roosevelt killed pigs during the Great Depression. It didn't work by destroying perfectly good cars during the "Cash for Clunkers" program. Nor did it work by killing perfectly good cows in the "Whole Herd Buyout" program. Destroying perfectly good property is never a good idea. Neither is cutting back on the supply with a quota plan. Other countries like Argentina would be only too glad to fill the resulting shortage.
We must concentrate on serving the market and forget about manipulating the market. If we serve the market well, it will take very good care of us as we learn to live with its volatility. After all, it is volatile prices that regulate our amount of production. Low prices slow us down. High prices speed us up. There is no fairer system of regulating markets. Price volatility is our friend, not our enemy. Price volatility is our industry's "messenger."
The Foundation for the Future Plan
Our National Milk Producers Federation has the beginning of an excellent plan called "Foundation For The Future" (FFTF). It is a four-step plan:
Eliminate our Price Support Program. (I couldn't agree more.)
We should institute better price discovery systems when we establish the Federal Milk Order prices of milk. (Not a bad idea.)
Replace the support program and MILC with a margin insurance plan subsidized by the federal government. (OK if that is the price for getting rid of the Support Price Program but very complicated. I have trouble justifying the taxpayer helping me with my milk income.)
Institute "Supply Management." Quotas to be used only in periods of over-supply. (Terrible idea! We must not let supply management in the door. Volatile low prices will control the supply for us. Under any quota plan, there would be tremendous political pressure to use quotas to further cut the supply and enhance the price above what the market will bear. This is a terrible plan if we intend to serve a growing world market.
Time to Speak Out
I pray that some magazine will publish this little essay. We are at an important turning point in our milk industry. We are at a fork in the road. Many good people are crying out for a quota plan. (Left fork!) I sure hope our industry chooses the right fork, the road that leads us to prosperity by serving world markets. Please join me in asking National Milk to drop the quota idea from its FFTF plan. It is a well-thought-out plan if they will just stop trying to manipulate markets with milk quotas.
The time has come to speak up for free markets and not some freedom-restricting, market-distorting milk quota plan.
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Homeward Bound Awarded Grant from Mission Hospital
As an affirmation of their ongoing partnership, the Community Benefit Program of Mission Hospital has just awarded a grant of $22,500 to Homeward Bound. The grant will fund Homeward Bound's Chronic Homeless Housing Program, which has received national recognition from the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness and is a key component of the community's 75% reduction in chronic homelessness.
Through this program, chronically homeless individuals are prioritized for public housing through the Housing Authority of the City of Asheville, where they receive case management support from Homeward Bound for, at minimum, their first year in housing. To date the program has housed 72 individuals and has a 93% housing retention rate. Much of the program's success is due to its collaborative nature; the Housing Authority of the City of Asheville, Buncombe County, City of Asheville, Community Foundation of WNC, and Western Highlands Network are all partners in this program that is quickly becoming a model of how a community works together to end chronic homelessness.
The Community Benefit Program of Mission Hospital has awarded the grant to directly support Homeward Bound's services, which have proven to be the key intervention that keeps chronically homeless individuals in housing. Once housed, individuals' health begins to stabilize, resulting in decreased use of emergency services and increased use of more appropriate, and less costly, forms of healthcare. The Community Benefit Program of Mission Hospital supports Homeward Bound in recognition of the program's effectiveness in ending homelessness as well as reducing medical expenses to the community.
Brian Alexander, Executive Director of Homeward Bound, said, "This grant allows us to provide more support to keep vulnerable people in housing, and it's also a testament to the strong community partnerships we're building. We end homelessness at Homeward Bound, but we've got to have community investment to increase our capacity to meet the need, and that's what Mission Hospital has provided through this grant."
Homeward Bound of Asheville, Inc. is a local nonprofit that seeks to end homelessness in Asheville and Buncombe County through its five programs: the A HOPE Day Center; PATH; Room in the Inn; HOPE to HOME; and Pathways to Permanent Housing. Each program is designed to lead the clients it serves out of homelessness and into permanent housing and to provide the relational and practical support they need to stabilize once housed. To learn more about Homeward Bound, visit www.hbofa.org.
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Firstly, Welcome to the DWT family! Hopefully, someone on this site with the right knowledge can help you answer that question. I think it is great that you want to make other people's lives more pleasurable through a great career~
Hey there..
I'm really interested in working at Disneyland. (yep, in Anaheim) As of now, I am willing to take any job as long as i'm there. But even more, I want to bring a smile to the face of children there. Its a past experience thing... The people many years ago made me smile, and left me with nice memories. I want to return the kindness by giving such memories to others.
I found out about the College Program, since I am in college now! Freshman!
The one in DISNEYLAND, how does it work? I have been reading in many places about people initiation and experiences. And they WANT you be a college student.
So how does it work around your college schedule? And what is it with the "Staying there" "Dorming" "Going away from home"?
I live in Los Angeles, and I don't mind driving to work everyday.
Is staying there at Disneyland optional?
Im very confused about that. I just want to be a part of the college program! And still go to college and such! I don't really wanna take a semester off. If thats what they are expecting. I don't want to miss this opportunity to work for the community of disney.
Firstly, Welcome to the DWT family! Hopefully, someone on this site with the right knowledge can help you answer that question. I think it is great that you want to make other people's lives more pleasurable through a great career~
He won't win the MVP or be voted into the Hall of Fame........then again, some heroes don't play games.
thanks! I hope so too.
Im planning to go to their presentation on the 11th of January. But I would also like to know ahead of time if this is a full time internship.
*sigh* I just want to work there. I don't even mind if i ended up working for "free". As in the salary I get would be used just to pay for the gas going back and forth there from l.a. lol.
Somebody know where this college student can find this information(Hopefully this post will bump this thread up, so you may be able to get an answer!)
He won't win the MVP or be voted into the Hall of Fame........then again, some heroes don't play games.
The only information I can find regarding the DL College Program is on the Disney site: http://disney.go.com/disneycareers/d...isneyland.html
Most information I have heard about is regarding the WDW college program. Regardless of whether you do it in WDW or DL, I know there are some DWTers who have done it who could possibly offer some advice.
always plotting, planning, and looking forward to our next adventure...
thank you! for some reason that page kinda help me out and made me feel a bit better.
With the fact that they said this: "In certain instances, Advanced Internships may be completed while attending school." lol.
And thank you DF! I'll take your suggestion and try it out. : )
It's funny that theres almost no info on the program at disneyland! XD Disneyland is special toooooo. ^^ hehe
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I've been hearing rumors that gb is coming for the dinc2 on monday. Can you guys give me a confirmation about that and maybe a link confirming that too????
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I've only seen Monday on this site. The official link is here, and it says nothing about the date: Software Update: DROID INCREDIBLE 2 by HTC
That's the Verizon page, which has already been put up on their site as though the update were out already, which sounds like it's truly imminent (meaning that it's rolling out some time this weekend) like most of the other sites are saying.
I'll be happy to be corrected.
Ok, I see where the Monday info originated: http://androidforums.com/htc-droid-i...july-11th.html. But no evidence for the date is given.
I can tell you that it is Monday and there is "no update available" but then again its only 10am...
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I've heard August for it.. Not holding my breath..
The droid 2 global info sheet has been on VZW site for around a month and that update has still not hit, so the install sheet being out is not a real good indicator...
The D2G has been a fiasco since day one. Both MOTO and VZW are to blame here.
BTW-- Another date I heard for D2G is supposedly July 15, but I heard that back before the supposed release in June.. So, who knows? Besides, I've also heard that they have pulled it for now due to the DX issues. We'll see..
I ordered a LG Revolution and HTC incredable 2 the other day, So that will give me 3 chances to get GB soon.... also three times the wait anticipation.... grrr.... I should have ordered the x.... Guess I will start filling out a new Purchase Request. Do any of the newer phones have 2.3 on VZW yet, or just the older ones?
Alot of the phones on Verizon do not have Gingerbread yet. It's not that much of a step up from Froyo. But there will be some benefits if all goes well with the OTA update.
The new OTA update for the Incredible 2 is a GB update.
I meant to say that gb isn't much of a step up from froyo. But I took the update last night and I do notice a difference. There are some interface changes too with this update.
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Thanks again for all your answers and hello's. I think I've struck gold here.
Husky Pup - 'Do I assume you have taken over this position in a company with an already well-established presence or possibly on-line for quite some time yet the site has almost no presence?
Is the site totally looked after in-house? I assume so since you have gotten the job!
Just how much time and effort are you/your employers willing to give it?
I have lots of questions, let's know the starting point.'
I do the marketing and started about 6 weeks ago, (I have no previous marketing experience but have been a courier and have worked in press offices) it's a new role I'm in and I am making it up as I go along but think SEO will be a big part. There is no one to tell me anything so I have to learn it all myself. The website is done in house by one guy who doesn't really do SEO. He's been here about 8 months and has changed it as it was absolutely shocking and now just needs a bit of tidying it up, although I would still describe it as pretty poor (don't tell him I said that though). It is 8 years, 2 months old but hard to find.
I am very confused as to why the home page doesn't show up when you type in our company name. There's a forum on the site which I've taken off as it wasn't doing anything so was counter productive. This page is the first result for our company on google and still is even though it's been removed.
I'm redoing all the text for it and have done a flow chart for how I want the site to work as it's a real mess, my version will be a lot simpler to navigate.
I work for a courier company so there is very little I can do for regular updates or adding content really. There is another company I know of who are bang into their social networking etc but I don't really see it as being anything anyone would actually read. A blog about couriering? I've tried to read them and I couldn't and it's my job!
However I have thought of an alternative to blogging. I want to have a page on it where people send in pictures on their mobiles of things in and around London (where we are). They could be scenic, quirky etc. anything apart from offensive really. Anyway, so there will be a different picture every day which I can add and add meta data for (I think that's what I mean) and then each month a winner will get a mug with their picture on one side and our logo on the other. Already found a printer to do this for free on an ongoing basis in exchange for a link to their business on that page. I think it could be quite fun if it works and hopefully people might just check it on a daily basis anyway which would hopefully get traffic rather than sales but that would still help right?
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mTORC2 Regulates Neutrophil Chemotaxis in a cAMP- and RhoA-Dependent Fashion
mTORC2 Regulates Neutrophil Chemotaxis in a cAMP- and RhoA-Dependent Fashion
Developmental Cell, Volume 19, Issue 6,
Pages 845-857,
Publication Date 14 December 2010
Copyright © 2010 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.devcel.2010.11.004
Lunhua Liu
Satarupa Das
Wolfgang Losert
Carole A. Parent
Laboratory of Cellular and Molecular Biology, Center for Cancer Research, NCI, NIH, Bethesda, MD 20892, USA
Department of Physics, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742, USA
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► mTORC2 activity is required for neutrophil polarity and chemotaxis ► mTORC2 regulates production of cAMP through adenyl cyclase AC9 and PKC ► cAMP is present in the cell body, but not the pseudopods of migrating neutrophils ► AC9/cAMP regulates RhoA, myosin II phosphorylation and tail retraction
We studied the role of the target of rapamycin complex 2 (mTORC2) during neutrophil chemotaxis, a process that is mediated through the polarization of actin and myosin filament networks. We show that inhibition of mTORC2 activity, achieved via knock down (KD) of Rictor, severely inhibits neutrophil polarization and directed migration induced by chemoattractants, independently of Akt. Rictor KD also abolishes the ability of chemoattractants to induce cAMP production, a process mediated through the activation of the adenylyl cyclase 9 (AC9). Cells with either reduced or higher AC9 levels also exhibit specific and severe tail retraction defects that are mediated through RhoA. We further show that cAMP is excluded from extending pseudopods and remains restricted to the cell body of migrating neutrophils. We propose that the mTORC2-dependent regulation of MyoII occurs through a cAMP/RhoA-signaling axis, independently of actin reorganization during neutrophil chemotaxis.


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Instead of wondering, read this book and find out how to become a lovecat—a nice, smart person who succeeds in business and in life.
How do you become a lovecat? By sharing your intangibles. By that I mean:
Your knowledge: everything that comes from all the books that I'll encourage you to devour.
Your network: the collection of friends and contacts you now have, which I'll teach you how to grow and nurture.
Your compassion: that human warmth you already possess—in these pages I'll convince you that you can show it freely at the office.
What happens when you do all this?
* You become a rich source of information to all around you.
* You are seen as a person with valuable insight.
* You are perceived as generous to a fault, producing surprise and delight.
* You double your business intelligence in one year.
* You triple your network of personal relationships in two years.
* You quadruple the number of colleagues in your life who love you like family.
In short, you become one of those amazing, outstanding people to whom everyone turns, who leads rather than follows, who never runs out of ideas, contacts, or friendship.
Here's the real scoop: Nice guys don't finish last. They rule!
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Parenting Advice
To Tattle or Not to Tattle? That is the Question......
And it is a big question. One I'm still trying to figure out the answer to as far as my children's tattling squabbles go.
At the end of the day I feel no one likes a tattle tale, but it is very important for our kids to report to us or other authorities in certain situations. So how do we teach our kids to have that emotional or gut guage to help them distinguish when to tattle or share information with an adult versus when to let things slide?
My son is 3 1/2 and I don't see any tattling genes in him. He has a great sense of right and wrong but I never notice him reporting back to me on his big sister's behavior or the naughty behavior of others. Maybe it's his age? Or I honestly think it is his personality. He's a curious kid and slightly mischievous on his own accord so I think he has the sense to keep certain tricks on the down low from adults.
On the other hand, my lovely daughter who is almost 6 and just started Kindergarten appears to have the real makings of a "goody two shoes" and certainly seems to love a good tattle to Mom or a teacher about the misbehavior or inappropriate actions of others. Part of me loves that she wants to be so well behaved and totally has what my husband and I call "The Good Kid Syndrome." The other part of me wants to instill in her a sense of independence and self-reliance and the know how and know when for which circumstances require a report to Mom and Dad or a teacher, and which minor incidents like a small innocent trick from her little brother or a minor swat from a playmate don't require any involvement from authorities.
I certainly don't want her to be made fun of for being a tattle tale. But I do love that she behaves beautifully!
So, how do we teach our kids when to let things slide? And when they must tattle for the safety of themselves or their peers? I don't know the answer, but I do think frequent conversations with our kids about right and wrong and a reminder to always tell if/when they encounter a serious "feel it in your gut" moment is a good place to start.
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Statement from Sir Sandy Crombie (22/10/2012)
I promised that I would provide an update, following today's Board meeting, in response to the recent, serious concerns that have been raised about Creative Scotland.
It's important that we acknowledge a lot of these concerns are valid and we welcome the chance to air the issues through honest and open dialogue with organisations, representative agencies and individuals.
Indeed that process is already well underway. In addition to the current series of meetings between Creative Scotland and various representative groups, one of our two board sub groups is in the process of meeting a wide range of people internally and externally to look at operational and structural issues.
The second is examining issues around our use of lottery funding to ensure maximum flexibility and stability in the future. I should emphasise that their work is intended to underpin our core commitment to nourish a vibrant cultural sector and that we will continue to press for the necessary funds from all sources to promote its health and stability. Both groups will report by the next board meeting on December 6th.
We are committed to making the experience of dealing with Creative Scotland a more collaborative and positive one, and the following subjects were discussed at today's board meeting.
1. The role of specialist knowledge.
We will look again at our structure to ensure appropriate prominence is given to art form specialism and to ensure specialist knowledge is used effectively in our decision-making processes. We will also be looking at whether our staff members have sufficient time to spend in constructive dialogue with people in their sector in order to maintain their skills and knowledge levels.
2. Simplifying the language, processes and forms we use.
While some work has been done to review and re-write our materials to increase clarity, simplicity and understanding, we very much welcome the offer of assistance from representatives of the sectors and potential applicants. It is our intention to have this process complete by the end of March 2013 for use in the next financial year.
We want to create an environment where applying for support, or dealing with Creative Scotland at any level, is as straightforward and positive an experience as possible, enabling artists, practitioners and cultural organisations to concentrate on their work and for us to concentrate on supporting them.
3. Re-affirming our commitment to long term funding.
We continue to be committed to giving high-performing cultural organisations the resources and confidence to plan over the longer term, but now see that this commitment could have been more clearly expressed in recent months.
We have already confirmed a commitment to 66 organisations for 3 years. Earlier this year we invited a further 49 to apply for support for up to 2 years and the first tranche of these awards has recently been announced.
Creative Scotland's funding comes with various requirements, limitations and expectations from the Government and Lottery because these are public funds. However, we aim be more flexible and limit burdens and bureaucracy being imposed on our applicants whilst remaining fully accountable.
We re-affirm our determination to ensure the maximum possible support from all sources to bring stability and sustainability to those we fund.
4. Debate and dialogue.
It's vital that artists and organisations feel able and comfortable to engage with us in debate and dialogue. We meet them regularly, but have clearly not appreciated the level of their concerns. We need to create open and accessible channels for a continuing dialogue and we have started discussions with all sectors as to how we might set up consultative forums in the most appropriate ways.
There should be no lack of opportunity, no real or perceived barriers, for people to provide feedback and input ideas and suggestions; and no lack of opportunity for us to absorb these.
Recent events have made us accept that we need to have a more open and trusting relationship with the artists and companies producing so much excellent work. Given the complexity of Scotland's cultural scene, there are bound to be differing views on the balance to be struck in nurturing Scotland's artists while ensuring that we extend cultural engagement more widely. It is therefore essential that there are avenues for all views to be listened to and debated.
5. Registering and reviewing feedback and complaints
The Board has been surprised by the strength of feeling expressed over recent months. We will look at how Board members can learn about issues much earlier. We will also review how feedback and complaints received by staff are logged, dealt with and subsequently reported to the Board.
All of us involved at Creative Scotland are determined to do our jobs in an optimum way to allow those involved in the arts and cultural sector to perform at their creative best. Sometimes it is uncomfortable to hear what people say, but it is always helpful.
We have made a start to dealing with the problems you have flagged up. We have devised a robust review programme now well under way. Plans for regular and meaningful consultation are being drawn up.
Further announcements will be made in due course about the details of these and other changes and you will hear more from me after the Board meeting on 6th December.
Best wishes,
Sir Sandy Crombie
Chair, Creative Scotland


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1999"The BioHazard Zone" is about how infectious diseases are transmitted and treated, as well as their signs and symptoms. Sections include a brief history of mankind's fight against microbes, their triumphs and defeats. The "Photos" gallery showcases the "faces" of the microbes. "The Cast" will give you a basic understanding of the three important types of microbes: bacteria, viruses and protozoa Bioterrorism, Emerging and reemerging diseases, drug resistance are current issues about the microbes. Visitors are provided with basic medical knowledge so that if they are "down" with certain symptoms, they might have an idea of what the symptoms mean (although medical help should definitely be sought).Languages: English.
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Land&Water Summit 2014:
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The Xeriscape Council of New Mexico and Arid LID are partnering once a gain to bring you the Land&Water Summit 2014: Drought as an Opportunity For Change. Water is life. Over the past several years, drought has dominated over all of our lives. The demands on our limited and decreasing water resources are stressed yet new demands are continuously being added. This year, the Xeriscape Council of New Mexico and Arid LID strives to find both traditional and non-traditional speakers that generate positive change during a water crisis through storm water mitigation, water harvesting and low impact design principles. Let's use the drought as an opportunity to assist our attendees in promoting both creative solutions and innovations in the field.
Key Note Speaker
An award winning journalist, Cynthia Barnett, is the key note speaker for this year's Land&Water Summit. Ms. Barnett is a long-time journalist who has reported on freshwater issues from the Suwannee River to Singapore. Author of the books Mirage: Florida and the Vanishing Water of the Eastern U.S. and Blue Revolution: Unmaking America's Water Crisis ,she is now working on a human and natural history of RAIN. Ms. Barnett has worked for newspapers and magazines for 25 years. Her numerous journalism awards include a national Sigma Delta Chi prize for investigative magazine reporting and eight Green Eyeshades, which recognize outstanding journalism in 11 southeastern states. To read more about Ms. Barnett, visit her website at http://www.cynthiabarnett.net/index.html
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From the creator of iCarly, Drake and Josh, and Zoey 101 comes a brand new series starring Victoria Justice.
These kids are all artsy and creative and talented and I'm just- normal.
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author = {Wendy Myrvold and Jianping Roth},
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A projective plane is equivalent to a disk with antipodal points identified. A graph is projective planar if it can be drawn on the projective plane with no crossing edges. A linear time algorithm for projective planar embedding has been described by Mohar. We provide a new approach that takes O(n 2 ) time but is much easier to implement. We programmed a variant of this algorithm and used it to computationally verify the known list of all the projective plane obstructions. Key words: graph algorithms, surface embedding, graph embedding, projective plane, forbidden minor, obstruction 1 Background A graph G consists of a set V of vertices and a set E of edges, each of which is associated with an unordered pair of vertices from V . Throughout this paper, n denotes the number of vertices of a graph, and m is the number of edges. A graph is embeddable on a surface M if it can be drawn on M without crossing edges. Archdeacon's survey [2] provides an excellent introduction to topologica...


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Pinkeye is a highly contagious infectious bacterial disease of the eye of cattle caused by Moraxella bovis (M. bovis).
Costs resulting from decreased weight gain, milk production, and treatment were estimated to be $150 million in the U.S. alone, according to a 1993 study. This past year, calves going through the sale barn with white eyes was a $100 loss. Pinkeye was second to scours and as the most prevalent condition affecting 1996 born unweaned calves over 3 weeks old, according to the National Animal Health Monitoring System of the USDA: APHIS: Veterinary Services. Pinkeye (1.3% infection rate) and Footrot (0.8% infection rate) were the two most prevalent conditions affecting all breeding beef females (replacement heifers and cows), according to the same 1997 report of 1996 conditions.
Cause: M. bovis is the primary infectious agent initiating Pinkeye. Other microorganisms include Chlamydia, Mycoplasma, Acholeplasma or viruses such as the Infectious Bovine Rhinotracheitis (IBR) virus, can either add to the severity of the disease process or may serve as predisposing factors permitting a secondary infection with M. bovis.
Other factors instrumental in causing eye irritation, thereby allowing for invasion of M. bovis and subsequent disease, are excessive ultraviolet light (sunlight), the face fly, the house fly, the stable fly, plant material and dust.
Ultraviolet (UV) light is especially a problem for cattle lacking pigmentation around the eye. Lack of pigmentation allows increased UV radiation to sensitize the eye resulting in inflammation and subsequent infection.
Flies not only serve as irritants as they feed on secretions from the eye; they also serve as a means of transmitting M. bovis from infected to non-infected animals. Face flies can remain infected with M. bovis up to 3 days following feeding on infected material. Under experimental conditions, disease transmission is uncommon without the presence of face flies and is common with flies present.
Cool and warm season grasses, sweet clover, weeds and brush produce air-borne irritants, pollen and chaff, and serve as mechanical irritants. When animals eat out the middle of round bales, leaving a hay shelf over their heads, the incidence of foreign body irritation is greatly increased. The same situation occurs when hay is fed in overhead feeders. This is especially true with wheat hay or hay containing cheat grass. Dust is more of a problem in confined feeding operations and is of minimal importance compared to UV radiation, flies and plant material.
Prevention: Fly control is essential. It is the main cause that we can prevent. (Next week I will cover fly control.) Weed and brush control is another important tool. (Sweet Clover is a good example of forage to control.) Finally, vaccination in conjunction with these other tools can be an aide. Vaccinations as the sole means of controlling pinkeye can be a disappointment because there are over 20 strains of the M. bovis bacteria and continuous mutation occurs in the bacteria. While vaccinations contain the most common strains of M. bovis, they do not contain all the strains that occur.
Treatment: According to over the counter antimicrobial sensitivity studies, M. bovis is most often susceptible to oxytetracycline (LA-200TM IM or SQ, Bio-Mycin 200TM SQ, AnchorOxy 200TM SQ, etc.), penicillin, and sulfonamides. It must be remembered these sensitivity patterns can and do change, making it necessary for your veterinarian to sample a representative number of infected cattle in your herd to determine proper drug usage. (Note: IM=intramuscular; SQ=subcutaneous).
Long-acting oxytetracycline has shown to be an effective treatment in calves when used early in the disease process. Long-acting oxytetracycline has been shown to clear M. bovis from the infected eye within 24 hours of the first injection, thereby eliminating the treated animal as a source of infection for other non-infected animals. Penicillin injected subconjunctivally (the thin membrane covering the white of the eye) has had similar healing rates as long-acting oxytetracycline injected intramuscularly, but is more labor-intensive. A combination of intramuscular long-acting oxytetracycline followed by feeding 2-grams/head/day oxytetracycline in alfalfa pellets was reported effective in reducing the severity of a naturally occurring outbreak of Pinkeye in 6-month-old Hereford calves. (Another method for oxytetracycline in the feed could be through the mineral. Talk with your nutritionist or Extension educator for the correct dosage.) Also, calves receiving the oxytetracycline combination required fewer additional treatments than did calves treated with only subconjunctival procaine penicillin.
Other microbial products are used topically in the eye, but due to excessive tearing, their effectiveness is short-lived and requires repeated treatments.
When severe corneal ulceration exists, protect the eye from UV light, flies and other irritants through the use of eye patches, suturing the eyelids or creating a third eyelid flap. Consult your veterinarian for assistance in these methods to enhance the healing process and decrease disease transmission.
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It's common for Thai boxers at the heavier weights above 60-65 kg to take fights in Europe. The pay, once converted to Thai baht, is substantial, and three rounds can be a nice change from five.
Ekapop fights at 72.5 kg, which is huge in Thailand. Most of the small handful of Thai nationals who have competed internationally at this weight are well known. Among them, Lamskongkram Chuwattana, Kaoklai Kaennorsing, Yodsenklai Fairtex, Pajunsuk Lukprabat, and Changpuek Kiatsongrit.
This fight was a semi-final bout in a four man tournament in Bagnolet, France. Where that is, I'm not sure. Google Maps tells me it's somewhere in France.
The fight is quite nice to watch, with the fighters having entertaining and well-matched styles. Ekapap wears black gloves, Frederich red.
Loopnoub provides us with the upload.
I had the pleasure of watching Ekapop work the bag leading up to this fight. I asked him why he didn't hit pads with a trainer and he said he didn't quite have the time to do a proper camp.
That said, his bagwork was a tremendous show of technique and power. It can happen that a fighter his size will have trouble getting fights in Thailand. It is certainly not as easy as for someone 65 kg or below, but due to the large flow of foreign fighters in Pattaya, and his European contacts, Ekapop stays active enough to keep his technique at a good level.
Unfortunately, his conditioning falls short in this fight. Berbichon was able to overcome a deficit in experience and overall technique to take the fight through solid defense and conditioning. Ekapop clearly dominates the opening two rounds and looks, from the start, to have superior timing and all around skills. His kicks, in particular, seemed to land well and his evasion of two headkicks in a row from Berbichon near the 7:10 mark is quite funny to watch. He looks more relaxed, on the whole, and racks up points in the first while Berbichon exhibits some stiffness in technique.
This is the first fight of Berbichon's I've seen, but he soaks up damage well and knows when to move in and out. He fights patiently, avoiding exchanges, and has a good eye for openings. When Ekapop tires near the end of the second and in the third, Berbichon is relentless in attacking. Patience plays a large part in Berbichon's victory. He clearly has a good grasp of basic technique and is in tremendous physical condition, but biding his time while his opponent is fresh and dangerous is a smart choice on his part, especially in a tournament opener.
Ekapop was not expecting to lose by stoppage in the tournament. Leading up to the fight, his attitude was very relaxed and confident. This seems pretty common in fighters, in and out of Thailand. Ekapop's been fighting since he was 9 or 10, so I suppose that level of confidence is understandable.
If anyone knows who ended up winning the tournament, please let us know. And keep an eye on Loopnoub's channel. The videos there are a good mix of classic fights and current bouts broadcasted on TV.


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Define "OK"? If by you mean is anything going to break, the answer is "you have to test". Some apps don't play nice when they're running modified under EMET, but you don't know until you test.
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Was just reading about EMET a bit today. Haven't really seen it used live. Anyone care to share their opinion/experiences?
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For the first time in Indiana, updates from the operating room via Twitter. I-U Health plans to "Live Tweet" info, commentary and photos as surgeons at Indiana University Health University Hospital remove a kidney from a living donor and immediately take the organ to the O-R next door to transplant it starting at 9 a.m. Eastern time today [ Wednesday, June 13]. Dr. Tim Taber, medical director for the kidney transplant program at IU Health and associate professor of clinical medicine for Indiana University School of Medicine says there are "a lot of myths and misconceptions that surround organ transplantation," and says he hopes the Twittercast will encourage more Hoosiers to donate. A 31-year-old man from a town about a half-hour north of Terre Haute will receive a kidney from a friend, a 33-year-old man from the same community.
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