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Well my chickens were still picking at each other and I didnt know what else to do. They have it pretty well for chickens. A large coop with electric (always warm water), good litter, plenty of roosts and square footage, good nest boxes, premium mash, corn and oats, and a grit box. Also a window for fresh air and outside run, though they turned that into a mud pit. Never had a problem with predators yet. But the chickens were still pulling feathers out of each other. I should have debeaked them when they were chicks but I didnt know how exactly. I do now and just did my bantams without a problem. I tried to trim the large ones beaks but they were now too "developed". Anyways I ordered some "hot pick" spray and some metal rings to go in there mouths and through there nostrils. I thought they would be hard to put in but they werent, pretty easy actually. Hardest part was catching the chickens and holding them,they didnt like that. My wife helped me she held chickens while I clamped rings on. We did 30 in about half hour but they werent too happy and it was pretty messy. I had the .22 out just in case one of the roosters attacked me or my wife but they didnt. Even got rings in them, so know shredded chicken this week...They sell special pliers for these rings but dont work worth a damn. I gave up on tham and used some craftsman robogrip pliers and worked great Lara says they look like "punk" chickens now with there mohawks (combs) and nose rings. Ill keep everyone interested posted on how well these work and how they adapt to them. Im guessing my egg production will go down while they adjust to there new jewelery
When I used to raise chickens and they started pecking each other I would buy a salve that I think was called Stop Peck and rub on them. Then an old chicken farmer told me to get some crushed oyster shell from the Feed & Seed store, add a little salt to it and feed it to them and they would stop pecking each other. He said they peck each other because their diet is missing something. Seemed to work. Every once in a while my chickens would get Pips and that is what I didn't care to remove, but it was a necessary chore for a healthy chicken. Good luck with your chickens.
Not sure what causes it, virus or bacteria, but when baby chicks are raised on the ground from the time they are hatched, when they start getting about half grown and you see some of them stop growing as well as others, or when you see grown ones stop laying or stops eating as well as others, that is one sign of Pips. It is a plastic like growth that gets on the end of their tongues and they can't pick up the food as well as they should. Actually it covers about half of their tongue. The removal process is to get a large needle and start removal from the bottom side, and to the rear of the Pip and pick it until it is free and pull it off with tweezers. That is the only place it is connected, the bottom rear of the tongue. Please don't ask me about the next step because it was the way I was taught as a kid, so it is the same way I would do it now. From picking it off, it will bleed a little, so you get a small dab of Crisco lard, sprinkle some black pepper on it and put it in the chickens mouth, press the mouth closed, put it on the ground, and in a day or two it will be eating and gaining weight. A chicken's tongue is supposed to be soft, but a Pip has the qualities of a fingernail. I also think it is a regional thing, and something that gets into the soil that causes it. I raised chickens here on my new ground for ten years and they didn't get any pips.
Jake- I too have the problem for 2yrs now. I tried just about everything suggested to me with no luck. Mine are so bad they are practically bald most of the yr. I simply gave up since they were laying well, that was untill just recently.
I would be guessing that Merlin has it on the head... When we had our layers and our meat kings, they would sometimes pick at each other, pick so much that some of the birds would be almost featherless in many places.
The cause of this weird behaviour is beyond me, but I have a feeling it is calcium related. Em and I were told by long time free range chicken farmers, that they needed scratch. Scratch as sold in feed stores, but also they needed the oyster shell, clam shell - whatever you could find. They also told us to keep your egg shells. Rinse in cold water after cracking, let dry and then break up into smaller pieces. Save up a 1 Kg tub from say Becel or another margarine or yougurt.. and (we could fill one in about 3 to 4 days... with the size of our family) and sprinkle on the floor of the roost and the run. The chickens WILL stop picking at each other in about 2 days.
We had the problem 3 or 4 times, and the calcium/scratch fix worked each and every time.
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Rudi- I have a 50lb. sack of oyster shells and I add a little to there feed. It doesn't seem to help. Someone else told me it was mites, so I dusted the pen house and birds, no help. I even bought a water suplement from McMurry Hatchery, no help.
My chickens even have a grit box thats filled with oyster shells or grit at all times. What I think it comes down to is boredom, thats the only other explanation I can think of. Most people dont even provide there chickens grit because it is usually included in your laying mash. I use PenPal Eggmaker and its in there. From now on I will always debeak when there chicks. Ill let you guys know how the anti-pick bits work out. I think they already forgot there in there. I also am getting some broilers in a week and a half and will even debeak them even though they wont be around long
Do you use a heat lamp or nighttime light right now? I'm guessing you might, being in a colder part of the country with short daylight over the winter. We used to raise hundreds of meat birds, and the only picking problems we ever had were somehow related to using white or "clear" heat bulbs instead of red for the late winter/early Spring batches of young. I know there are picking problems in some coops that don't use lights at all, but it's something you might try. If you're just using a standard bulb, maybe try leaving it off longer at night, switching to a "party" (colored) light or going to a red heat lamp. I suppose the red light could be something like the "poly-peepers" they sell too.
We used to use standard tar with as few additives as possible for the picked spots, which both promoted healing and slowed down the offenders. Don't know if you can even still buy tar..... Good luck!
My chickens that are picking are grown and been laying since fall. I dont use light in the chicken coops although I have one in there. Ive read that you can get more egg production leaving light on 24 hours a day, but not that much more. I have a window in there and It lets plenty of light in during the day. Leaving the light on 24 hours a day also seems unnatural and inhumane to me for some reason so I no longer do it. My chicks did pick for a while and yes I did switch to a red heat lamps at that time My chickens are looking better already and its only been two days. I can see feathers starting to come in and I havent lost any egg production.
Jake. They need at least 14 hours per day to lay consistantly. Here in the north, we don't have that in the winter, so I have my light on a timer. It works well and I get eggs all year round ............
Just hatched 13 out of the incubator. Now I've got little cuties running around in a box.
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When choosing a pet, you must take into consideration the limitations of the elderly person's physical and mental health.
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A young puppy or kitten may not be a suitable choice either, due to their high maintenance requirements. An older dog or cat that has matured past their "ball of energy" phase can be a perfect companion. Not only does adopting an older pet benefit their owner, but it may save the pet from euthanasia, as often people are not interested in adopting older animals.
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"There are many mobile veterinary services available for older persons who may not drive or who otherwise have problems transporting their pets for veterinary care," said Presnal. There are also programs, such as the Stevenson Center, that provide for the physical, emotional, and medical needs of companion animals when their owners can no longer do so.
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Teachers do not seek out publicity or acclaim for what they do, but we believe they deserve to be recognized for their efforts. In our second annual 'Henrico's Top Teachers' issue, we tell the stories of 20 outstanding Henrico County teachers.
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The restaurant and craft brewery opened in early June and features 10 beers made by female brewmaster Becky Hammond (pictured). This is the restaurant's second location in Virginia; the first is in Arlington. Behind glass walls, customers watched the beer brewing in massive steel barrels. For our up-and-coming beer region, it makes sense that Short Pump would jump on board.
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BOSTON — The plot thickened Thursday concerning the involvement of New England Patriots receiver Aaron Hernandez in the shooting death of an associate whose body was found a mile from Hernandez' suburban home four days ago.
Authorities returned to Hernandez' sprawling, three-story home southwest of Boston after reports surfaced that his home security system, including video surveillance, had been destroyed and that house cleaners had been there Monday before police were aware of the friend's death.
It was also reported that Hernandez, 23, turned over to investigators the demolished pieces of a cell phone.
The body of Odin Lloyd, 27, Boston, was discovered late Monday afternoon by a jogger in an industrial park near the Hernandez home. A vehicle rented in the name of Hernandez was located nearby.
Lloyd was last seen in a Boston nightclub with Hernandez and others over the weekend. Police believe he was killed with a bullet to the head between 1 a.m. and 6 a.m. Monday.
Police said Lloyd, a linebacker with the semi-pro Boston Bandits football team, was an associate of Hernandez. Friends of Lloyd said he was known to hang out with the Patriots player from time to time.
Authorities have not identified Hernandez as a suspect in the Lloyd death, but they did confirm they were investigating the death as a homicide. Sports Illustrated's website (SI.com), quoting unnamed investigators, said Hernandez' involvement was significant and he likely would be charged in the case.
Hernandez was seen coming and going from his home Thursday, first to the Patriots headquarters at nearby Gillette Stadium, then into Boston. Media helicopters flew directly overhead as he drove from point to point. Scores of reporters were camped out across the street from his home.
Police questioned Hernandez earlier in the week, and searched his home on Wednesday. They also scoured the countryside with metal detectors between where Lloyd's body was found and the Hernandez home.
"He (Hernandez) has not been ruled out," ABC quoted a police official, "We are not calling him a suspect, but he is definitely not in the clear."
Three Enterprise rental cars registered to Hernandez were included in the investigation, including the one found within a block of Lloyd's body.
Police said a vehicle that had its silver mirror cover missing was dropped off at an Enterprise location sometime Tuesday and investigators were trying to locate the cover. The third rental, a black SUV, was parked at Hernandez' home.
Investigators were also looking into a personal-injury lawsuit filed a week ago, then withdrawn and refiled on Wednesday against Hernandez by Alexander Bradley, 30, of Connecticut.
The federal lawsuit claimed the all-pro tight end shot Bradley in the face, causing the loss of sight in his right eye, last February after they argued upon leaving a Miami strip club. It asked for at least $100,000 in damages.
Bradley's suit claimed he would "require extensive medical care and treatment for the rest of his life."
Hernandez is a native of Bristol, Conn. He was an All-American tight end for University of Florida before being drafted by the Patriots in the fourth round of the National Football League's 2010 draft. He signed a reported five-year, $40 million contract with New England a year ago.
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It exists tangibly, a red brick building off Main Street, USA. But in effect, it's not an edifice but a state of mind.
People who walk through its doors surrender the present for the past, cares and concerns for warm memories, frowns for smiles.
Parents still lecture. Kids listen, with slack jaws.
And everyone talks in hushed tones, from the moment they enter the cherry-wooded main gallery hall, as they tour the many dim exhibit rooms, until they go back outside and sunshine snaps them back to 2003.
"See Tom Seaver there?" a scholarly-looking gentleman asks, tugging on his son's arm as he points excitedly to the pitcher's plaque across the hall. "I batted against him once. Hit the ball into the second-base hole."
This begs for an explanation. John B. Duff, President Emeritus of Chicago's Columbia College, does not look like a jock, ex- or otherwise.
"I was commissioner of public libraries in Chicago from 1986 to 1992," he related. "We had a big baseball exhibit and, since I was one of the program's founders, they came up to me and asked, 'How would you like to bat against Tom Seaver?'"
The right-hander was winding down his Hall of Fame career with the White Sox.
"So I faced him in some ballpark. It wasn't Comiskey. There wasn't even anyone behind him in the infield," Duff continues. He is in his mid-60s, but his eyes still sparkle in the retelling. "I hit a ball toward second and said, 'That's a hit!'
"And Seaver says to me, 'With you running, that's a double play.'"
A perfectly innocuous comment, heard thousands of times on diamonds everywhere. But Duff heard it directed at him by a Hall of Famer and, therefore, it remains a highlight of a doubtless accomplished life.
By mid-morning, the line to enter the Hall snakes from the box office down Main Street. The Hall's staff all wear wide grins. This kind of queue isn't an everyday sight here but, then, this is Induction Weekend.
"You can feel the excitement, and the anticipation of seeing the real-live Hall of Famers come in," says Howie Wrench, on a break from taking tickets at the entrance.
As Wrench effervescently ushers visitors through the turnstiles, he repeatedly hears one comment:
"'I'm so excited to finally be here. I've been trying to come for years.' That's what they all say," Wrench says. "This is a Mecca to them, as it is for a lot of the players."
It's an elbow-to-elbow day in the Hall. A slice-of-Americana crowd, for whom being dressed fashionably means backwards baseball caps and long-sleeved tees, not Polo.
They mill around the showcases, fill every seat every 20 minutes in the Grandstand Theatre, bunch in front of the plaques in the main gallery.
There, Bernie Selvey, his long hair tied into a ponytail, furiously snaps pictures of the plaques of Mike Schmidt and Richie Ashburn.
"This is my third time here. I came for the inductions in 1990 and 1995," he says. "I'll probably make it a yearly routine now. I'd like to come back here when there are less people."
Selvey, a 28-year-old from Allentown, Pennsylvania, motions toward Schmidt's plaque. "My pop was the biggest Schmidt fan, the biggest Phillies fan. He almost cried when he heard that Schmidt and Ashburn were going into the Hall in the same year."
Selvey says his 51-year-old father, Bob Kocsis, may have since lost the baseball bug. Nope. He just passed it on to his son.
The two ends of the main gallery have been transformed into purgatories for the newest Hall of Famers. At one, glassed exhibits showcase the career highlights of Gary Carter and Eddie Murray.
At the other, blank marble tablets already mark the spots where their new plaques will be hung, Carter's above Murray's.
Near this spot, Mike Minutola is busy snapping photos of Sparky Anderson's plaque. Then he does a curious thing, asking wife Barbara for the video camera and shooting footage of the same plaque, as if expecting Sparky to suddenly move.
"I was a catcher," says the silver-haired Minutola, from a small town in New Jersey, pointing to the Cincinnati cap on his head. "So I had to be a Johnny Bench fan, and that meant I became a Reds fan.
"I'm waiting for Pete Rose ... when he gets in, that's when I'll be back."
Actually, the Hall of Fame is something more. It is a bridge, across which generations cross to connect with each other.
A father points to a list of stolen base leaders, all-time and active, and animatedly tells his son, "He has 500 more stolen bases than the next guy ever. He has 900 more than the next active guy."
Fathers everywhere lift sons and daughters on their shoulders in front of plaques, so mothers can snap the once-in-a-lifetime pictures,
When the lights come back on in the Grandstand Theatre following the poignant paean to baseball, fathers rise with lumps in their throats and children with a fuzzy sense of having experienced something that they will only understand later.
The place has an allure hard to explain, but easy to give into.
"I missed the feeling this place gave me, so first chance I got, I made sure to return," says Derek Mayfield. "I'd never visited here, but as soon as I got a dream opportunity to work here, I was hooked."
Mayfield, 24, served as a Hall of Fame intern all last summer. He now works for the Frisco Roughriders, the Texas Rangers' Double-A affiliate, but is back in his Hall of Fame uniform this weekend working as a volunteer.
"Why? This is pure baseball," he explains, "not the commercially-packaged baseball. Every time I entered those doors, day after day, it brought a smile to my face.
"Nothing compares to it. I missed that feeling. I wanted to have that feeling again."
Tom Singer is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Sosa worked up an early sweat when Ichiro Suzuki pulled a leadoff double and Ivan Rodriguez followed with an RBI triple to right field as the American League jumped all over hometown favorite Roger Clemens in an eventual six-run first inning and a 9-4 American League win.
But Sosa's broken-bat RBI single in the bottom of the inning put a charge into what looked like a National League comeback. They cut the deficit to 7-4 in the fourth inning before Boston's David Ortiz hit a two-run home run in the sixth to seal the win.
"I thought we had a shot," said Cubs outfielder Moises Alou, who entered the game in left field in the fifth inning. "But then Ortiz hit the homer. In this game, you're always going to see great pitching, great hitters. I was just glad to be here."
Facing AL starter Mark Mulder, who surrendered a ground-rule double to Albert Pujols and plunked Scott Rolen with a pitch, Sosa lifted a broken-bat hit that fell just short of right fielder Vladimir Guerrero. Pujols scored, making it 6-1.
Sosa and Alou both finished 1-for-2 with singles.
"I was kind of nervous there in the fourth inning and they had not called my name," Alou said. "Even though I played in the All-Star Game before, you always want to get in the game as a pinch-hitter or something. It was nice to go out there and play four innings."
Alou entered the game an inning later than first-time All-Star Carlos Zambrano, who came on to pitch the fourth inning and recorded two quick outs, including a first-pitch foul-out by Guerrero on a fastball that registered 98 mph.
Zambrano and Sosa did bother to wait around for a potential NL comeback, which would have regained home-field advantage in the World Series.
So Alou was left to address the Cubs' second half, which begins Thursday with the start of a four-game series at Wrigley Field against the surprising Brewers.
"I have always been a believer that every series is a big series," Alou said. "We've been able to hang in there. We're seven games out now."
The Cubs are in second place at 47-40, seven games behind the division-leading Cardinals, a half-game ahead of Cincinnati and 1 1/2 games ahead of Milwaukee. Does Alou expect Cubs general manager Jim Hendry to make some moves before the trading deadline?
"I think we are a pretty good team like we are right now," Alou said. "I don't know what he's going to try and get because we have everybody healthy again."
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A previous Kids Fishing Day. / Contributed by Gary Engberg
Its that time of the year for kids ice fishing derbies and local ice fishing jamborees throughout the state of Wisconsin. Theres good and solid ice in most locations that has been slowly building up the last few weeks. Lets just hope that this normal winter weather continues, so that ice anglers can continue fishing and the areas fishing clubs and organizations are able to hold their events. A vast majority of local waters have had good ice for well over a week and ice fishermen have been out in mass hoping to catch some panfish for fun or for a great fish fry. Recently, the weather has been good with night-time temperatures cold enough to keep adding ice to the base.
This coming Saturday, January 12, 2013, the Yahara Fishing Club of Madison will be holding their annual Kids Ice Fishing Day at Madisons Brittingham Bay Shelter from 9 a.m. to noon. The Yahara Fishing Club is one of the states oldest fishing clubs promoting fishing rights and responsibilities since 1946. The Club has a Kids Fishing Day in the summer at Warner Park and in the winter, a Kids Ice Fishing Day at the Brittingham Park location. This organization does nothing but help promote fishing in the area, contribute to worthy causes that help the sport of fishing, and try to get more adults and younger anglers involved in the sport. If youre interested in joining this great group of fishers, go to their website at http://www.yaharafishingclub.org or attend one of the organizations meetings which are held the second Tuesday of every month at the Lakeside VFW Hall from September thru May at 7 p.m. and are open to the public. The meetings include guest speakers, fishing reports, raffles, a magazine exchange, a February auction, a video/DVD library, and a fishing contest. The June, July, and August meetings are held on the water at various Madison Chain Lakes with food, drink, and fishing. If you like to fish come and check the group out at a meeting or see some members and talk with them at the Madison Fishing Expo that is coming up at the end of February.
If you are an ice fisherman or have never been ice fishing before, then this is the weekend to take your family and children out to Brittingham Park this Saturday. There will be club members on hand to help anyone who hasnt ice fished before or needs some instruction to get started in the activity. This is a kids fishing event, but parents and guardians can also pick up a few tips to help them and their families get involved in this growing winter sport. Just make sure that your children are dressed properly for being outside because a cold child will not have much fun fishing in the outdoors. Its always better to have more clothes with and on then not enough clothes. Being properly dressed is a key to having fun on the ice! Children will learn more and get into the sport if they are warm rather than worrying about their cold hands and feet.
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There are too many individuals in the club to mention that have helped make this event possible, but I know that Duffy Kopf will be out when its still dark drilling holes with his Jiffy machine. Duffy will drill dozens or even hundreds of ice holes for the kids to fish out of later in the morning. Jim Pankrantz, Jim Kloth, Jim Kusuda, Paul Zoch, Jack Hurst, Karlette Schoen, Jeff Wydeven, Eric Olson, Tom Raschke, Don Hammes, and Tom Klein are a few of the club members who will be there to help make this kids ice outing another successful event and help introduce more children to ice fishing. Like I said, talk to any club member and see what a great group of fishers the Yahara Fishing Club are and hopefully you might like to join this great organization.
This Saturday, the first 300 kids age 14 years and under will receive a free ice rod/reel combo and a bucket to carry their gear and to sit on while fishing. There will also be other give-a-ways, free live bait, and a free lunch with hot chocolate. Some of the generous sponsors include; Jiffy Ice Drills, HT Fishing, D and S Bait, Gollon Bait, and the Rob Regel Memorial Fund.
Lets hope that the milder weather this week doesnt hurt the solid ice that we now have. A nice sunny or cloudy day with normal temperatures in the 20s and low 30s would be great and if properly dressed the kids should be fine. Its great to see the smiles when the children catch their first fish! This is a great family event with the opportunity to find an outdoor activity to engage in for years with little if any cost. The gear needed is free, the food is free, and most of all youll meet a great group of people in the Yahara Fishing Club who gladly give up their own free time to help and instruct you and your children in ice fishing. All you have to do is show up this Saturday at Brittingham Park and have the kids properly dressed for a morning of ice fishing!
The following weekend, Jim Kloth and friends are reviving the old ice fishing jamboree that was held on area lakes for years. The Yahara Fishing Club is sponsoring this ice fishing derby on January 19th at Lake Waubesa and based out of the Green Lantern Restaurant. The registration starts at 6:00 am and fishing can begin at 7:00 am with a $10.00 registration fee. The purpose of the event is to raise money for the Yahara Fishing Club kids events throughout the year. Food specials will be served all day at the Green Lantern. There will be door prize tickets sold at $2.00 each or 3 tickets for $5.00. There have been some great prizes for the raffle donated by Jiffy, JB Lures, HT, AquaVu, Pure Fishing, Clam, and Nebulus. The awards are by weight with categories for walleye, pike, bass (both kinds), and the best 10 panfish (crappies, bluegills, and perch). First place winners will receive $75.00 and second place winners will get $25.00. There are cash awards for each species of fish. The largest panfish caught by a child under 12 years also will win a prize. The weigh-in will be at 2:00 pm and the raffle drawing will be at 3:00 pm and you must be present to win. This is an excellent opportunity to get out and ice fish with friends or family plus have a chance to win some excellent prizes. Ill be there as the MC, so stop and say hi even if youre not fishing. For any information call Jim Kloth at (608)-635-0116 or firstname.lastname@example.com . Ill give some more information in next weeks column or look at my website at email@example.com . I hope to see many of you there!
Gary Engberg is a professional tournament angler, fishing guide, and writer. He began fishing tournaments in the early 1990s and has fished the In-Fisherman Professional Walleye Trail (PWT), North American Walleye Association (NAWA), Masters Walleye Circuit (MWC), World Walleye Association (WWA), FLW, and Mercury Nationals in the years since. Gary has hosted the Outdoor Horizons radio show weekly for 14 years in Madison on WTDY 1670 AM and WTDY 106.7 FM Saturdays at 8:05 am. and is also a correspondent for the Wisconsin State Journal for the last 12 years. Visit http://www.garyengbergoutdoors.com for more from Gary Engberg.


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The Daily Beast has compiled a list of the 20 most useless college degrees. Is yours on there?
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1980 Crompond Road, Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
Cortlandt Manor, NY - (September 9, 2011) – One of the area's most respected physicians, hospital leaders with over 50 years of combined dedicated service, and a community leader carrying on family tradition will be honored on October 22nd at Hudson Valley Hospital Center's 51st Annual Ball.
"A Night At The Speakeasy" will be held at the Hyatt Regency in Greenwich, CT. Cocktails, dinner, dancing, and a silent auction will add to the evening's speakeasy theme. The silent auction this year offers a vast array of items including spa and vacation packages, culinary experiences, fine wines and sporting tickets and memorabilia. Tickets to attend are $550 and proceeds will provide for the Hospital's continued growth and medical excellence. For further information and to reserve tickets sponsorships and journal ads visit hvhc.npgdev.com or call the Hospital's Foundation at 734-3526.
"Hudson Valley Hospital Center is fortunate to have such wonderful leaders as those individuals being honored this year as part of our 51st Annual Ball,'' said Hudson Valley Hospital Center President John C. Federspiel. "They are remarkable people who celebrate and preserve the rich history the Hospital has in the community and are continually raising the bar to ensure we provide the best medical care not only today but for generations to come."
This year's honorees are:
Philip Ambrosino has been a member of the Hudson Valley Hospital Center Board of Directors since 1984 and has served as a chair or member of many board committees. He is a founding member of the Hospital's Foundation Board and has served as Chairman since it was founded in 1986. Phil's creative mind and intense focus on philanthropic giving created the guiding business principles for the Hospital's fund raising program. Over the years, he has built a board of great purpose and has championed the fundraising efforts that allow the Hospital to continually grow.
Phil was the owner and President of Research Perspectives, Inc. a global market research firm he founded in 1975. In 1995 he received the prestigious David Ogilvy Award for Advertising Research. Phil graduated from Pace University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1965. A former Cortlandt Manor resident, Phil is recently retired from his business and now resides in Eastchester.
Bruce J. Lindenbaum is an integral part of the Hudson Valley Hospital community carrying on the family tradition started by his father Lindy who served as a Hospital Board Member and mother Mildred who was a Hospital Auxiliary President. Like his father, Bruce served as a member of the Hospital Board of Directors for 20 years and a long-time member of the Foundation Board. He currently serves as the Co-Chairman of the Hospital's annual golf outing and is a member of the Hospital's Building on Excellence Campaign Cabinet.
Bruce started the very successful Peekskill Celebration Festival and serves as the Chairman of the Board of Directors. He is also a member of the Peekskill Rotary Club and is a past President of the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce and former President of First Hebrew Congregation in Peekskill.
Bruce lost his beautiful wife Cheryl to breast cancer in 2005. He and his family have named Hudson Valley Hospital Center's new Comprehensive Cancer Care Center after Cheryl. Bruce is the President of Frank & Lindy Plumbing & Heating Inc. He resides in Cortlandt Manor and is the proud father of two sons Scott and Brian.
Edward B. MacDonald, Jr. has been the Chairman of the Hudson Valley Hospital Center Board of Directors and a member of the Board since 1987.
He is Vice Chairman and Treasurer of Westchester/Putnam Health Management System, Inc., the parent corporation of HVHC. In 2010 he received the Distinguished Trustee Award from the United Hospital Fund.
Ed served as Trustee of the Putnam Valley Central School District Board of Trustees for 19 years. During his time on the board he served as President and Vice President and helped manage the building of the first-ever High School in Putnam Valley. He was the first honoree of the Putnam County Chapter of the American Heart Association. Ed was appointed to the Mid-Hudson Regional Economic Council by Gov. Mario Cuomo and held the position of Chairman before leaving the Council. He is a former board member of the Westchester County Chamber of Commerce, College Careers and the Westchester/Putnam Special Olympics.
Ed is the Chief Financial Officer and Senior Vice President of the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. He has resided in Putnam Valley, New York for over 30 years with his wife Elise. He has three grown children Ingrid O'Sullivan, Matthew & Tyler MacDonald and granddaughter Bridget O'Sullivan.
Valerie Zarcone, D.O. is one of the area's most respected community physicians. Dr. Zarcone has served as the Chair of the Hudson Valley Hospital Center Medical Board and as a member of the Hospital Board of Directors for the past five years. She has also chaired the Critical Care Committee for the past nine years and previously served as the Medical Staff President. Dr. Zarcone continually strives for excellence and to "raise the bar" for clinical medicine.
Hudson Valley Hospital has played a prominent role in Dr. Zarcone's life for almost 35 years. Dr. Zarcone was exposed to medicine at an early age, watching her father, Dr. John Zarcone, a compassionate and caring physician who practiced family medicine in Putnam Valley for many years. After earning her medical degree from the same school as her father, Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine, she furthered her training in Internal Medicine, first as a second lieutenant in the Public Health Corps and later finishing her training at Kings County Hospital in Brooklyn.
She joined her father in private practice in 1984 working with him until he passed away in 1997. Dr. Zarcone resides in Cortlandt Manor and continues to practice in Putnam Valley.
Hudson Valley Hospital Center is dedicated to serving the health care needs of the community and to providing quality, comprehensive medical care in a compassionate, professional, respectful manner, without regard to race, religion, national origin or disease category. Offering state-of-the-art diagnostic treatment, education and preventive services, the Hospital is committed to improving the quality of life in the community. In fulfilling this mission, the Hospital will strive to continuously improve the care provided and develop and offer programs, facilities, systems and alliances that most effectively respond to community health care needs. Hudson Valley Hospital Center is located on Route 202 (1980 Crompond Road) in Cortlandt Manor, New York. Call 914-737-9000 or visit hvhc.npgdev.com.


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