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Cattle Producer's Handbook Section 600
The first page of this fact sheet is provided to you by the Western Beef Resource Committee.
- Immunology: Maximizing the Immune Response of the Cow to Increase Profits and Production
- Identifying and Minimizing Stress in Cow-Calf Operations
- Evaluating Dead Cattle: A Necropsy Guide for the Cow-Calf Operation
- Cow Mortality Disposal
- Vaccination and Immunization: Vaccination Programs for Cattle Operations
- Antibiotic Metaphylaxis to Control Respiratory Disease
- Bovine Respiratory Disease
- Analysis of Water Quality for Livestock
- Vital Signs in Animals: What Cattle Producers Should Know About Them
- Mycoplasma Infections
- Prussic Acid Poisoning
- Anthrax: A Guide for Livestock Producers
- Chemical Disinfection: A Guide for the Cow-Calf Operation
- Toxic Contaminants in Harvested Forages
- Lumpy Jaw and Wooden Tongue in Cattle
- Urinary Calculi in Beef Cattle
- Acidosis
- Bloat Prevention and Treatment
- Health Concerns with Feeding Grass-Seed Straw Residues
- Grass Tetany in Beef Cattle
- White Muscle Disease and Other Selenium-Responsive Diseases of Livestock
- Copper: An Essential Micronutrient for Beef Cattle
- Acute Bovine Pulmonary Edema and Emphysema in Beef Cattle: Causes and Prevention
- Pulmonary Artery Pressure as a Tool for Managing Brisket Disease
- Mycotoxins
- Halogeton Poisoning
- Pine Needle Abortion in Cattle
- Foot Rot of Cattle
- "Cancer Eye" — Its Treatment and Prevention
- Fluid and Electrolyte Therapy in Calves
- Feeding Colostrum to a Calf
- Calf Scours: Cause, Prevention, Control, and Treatment
- Prevention of Baby Calf Diseases
- Treatment of Sick Calves
- Control or Eradication of BVD from a Beef Herd
- Preparing Calves for the Feedlot
- Sudden Death in Feeder Cattle
- Hemophilus Encephalitis (TEME) in Feeder Cattle
- Clostridial Diseases
- Bacillary Hemoglobinuria (Redwater Disease) in Cattle
- Bovine Anaplasmosis
- Trichomoniasis
- Injuries and Diseases of Beef Cattle Associated with Calving
- Diseases of Beef Cattle Associated with Post-calving and Breeding
- Leptospirosis
- Brucellosis Considerations for Western Beef Herds
- Bluetongue in Cattle
- Some Questions and Answers About Johne's Disease in Cattle
- Critical Management Points for Prevention and Control of Johne's Disease in Cattle
- Infectious Bovine Rhinotracheitis
- Pinkeye
- Vibriosis (Campylobacteriosis)
- Foothill Abortion: A Western States Problem?
- Coccidiosis in Beef Cattle
- Liver Fluke Prevention for Cattle
- Internal Parasites of Cattle
- External Parasites: Economic Impact, Control, and Prevention
Below are links to each of the following topics and the first page of corresponding fact sheets.
Section 1100 Drought and Other Natural Disasters
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Monsoon sets in over southern rim of Bay
Vinson Kurian
Thiruvananthapuram , May 17
The southwest monsoon has set in over the southeast rim of the Bay of Bengal at least one day ahead of the predicted timeline of Thursday/Friday.
The strong westerly flows, moisture feed and persistent cloudiness aided the build-up over the past two days precipitating the onset of the Bay of Bengal arm of monsoon ahead of predictions, said Dr Akhilesh Gupta of the National Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasting (NCMRWF).
Favourable conditions
The onset phase saw the Southeast Bay, Nicobar Islands and the South Andaman Sea being covered. Favourable conditions are developing for its further advance into the remaining parts of the Southwest Bay, the Andaman Sea and some parts of East Central Bay within next two to three days.
Predictions clearly suggest increase in moisture incursion into the South Bay of Bengal supported by strengthening of lower level wind flow and persistent large-scale rainfall activity over the region.
Wind speeds have exceeded expectations both at the surface and higher levels partly in unison with the flows that fired Typhoon Chanchu, the fiercest May storm ever to hit Hong Kong and southern China. Reduced to Category 2 status from its destructive highs, Typhoon Chanchu was bracing for a Hong Kong landfall late on Wednesday.
Chanchu seems to have breathed life into the Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) whose progression to the north of the Equator during this time of the year and subsequent levels of accentuation decide the strength with which successive monsoon pulses bear down on the mainland. The ITCZ is a band of low air pressure air centred on the Equator.
The NCMRWF has predicted that the lower level flows will pick up gradually to set off large-scale cloudiness and rainfall activity over South-Central Arabian Sea and adjoining areas beginning from Tuesday next.
This will have cleared the stage for the Somali Jet, the strong low-level winds and harbinger of monsoon on the southwest coast, to aim its way into the mainland.
The Somali Jet continuously intensifies throughout the month of June, while progressing northward steadily. The heavy rainfall over the southwest coast is best associated with a high mountain terrain and abundant moisture supply transported across the Equator (cross-equatorial flows) by the Somali Jet.
Heat wave conditions
Meanwhile, heat wave conditions prevailed over Northwest Rajasthan where day temperatures were above 45 degree Celsius on Wednesday. The day temperatures are two to three degree Celsius above normal over parts of South Peninsular India and the Northeast.
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Rory McIlroy withdraws from Honda Classic, fans disappointed
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. - Many fans are still in disbelief that Rory McIlroy left halfway through Honda Classic.
The course scoreboard said it all. There was a squiggly line by his name through the holes he did not complete and next to that, in bold letters, WD for withdrew.
Some fans asked about the decision today were disappointed. They wanted to see the star who has a home in South Florida.
Many who didn't have a chance to see him Thursday tried to get a glimpse of him on the course today.
"We were excited to see him and he's so good, why quit halfway through? It's a little shocking," said one fan. Added another, "Couldn't believe it, could not believe it and disappointed. This is a big attraction in Palm Beach County and he's from Jupiter and he represents Palm Beach County. That was a disappointment to one of our residents basically."
Feeds on Facebook and Twitter lit up when people heard the news of Rory withdrawing.
McIlroy already was 7-over par through eight holes of the second round when he decided to withdraw.
About an hour after he left, McIlroy released a statement that attributed his withdrawal to a sore wisdom tooth.
"I have been suffering with a sore wisdom tooth, which is due to come out in the near future," McIlroy said. "It began bothering me again last night, so I relieved it with Advil. It was very painful again this morning, and I was simply unable to concentrate. It was really bothering me and had begun to affect my playing partners."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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October 30, 2007 5:00 AM
Broncos:Trick or Treat?
It was a moment you expect from a legend. Overtime. Go long. And when you are Brett Favre that means REALLY long. It'll be something we still talk about years from now kind of like the Rockies run. It was one of those moments that reminds us all just how great a moment in sports can be. So, like I blogged here last night, savor it. It was something special even if it did come at the Broncos expense.
I think I've shared before that I don't believe there is a cartoonist in the country that draws under the deadlines I do at times. I drew late and "live" all the way through the NLCS and the World Series, turning the drawings in as early as 10:10 p.m. which was about the time of the last pitch. This Favre cartoon was done in 30 minutes because that's all the time I had to capture the turn from Elam's field goal in regulation to Favre's amazing touchdown pass in overtime while still meeting my 10:15 deadline. The rendering is a little rougher than I like but I think the timeliness out weighs any self-conscious feelings I might have about the quality of the drawing. I learned long ago it's the idea that counts most anyway.
Now some of you may be asking, including some of my editors, if that's all it takes for him to do a cartoon then what does he do, say, for the other 7 and a half hours a day. Fair question. If I have 8 hours to do one, then, well, it usually takes me 8 hours to do one. Strange how that works. I can tell you I don't spend my afternoons on the golf course.
And if you don't believe me just ask anyone that I've hit with an errant tee shot. I assure you there are many.
October 30, 2007
Good Grief that was a quick overtime. Denver should have won it on those last couple of plays. But I am glad to see Favre winning some games. Just hate to see it at the expense of the Broncos.
October 30, 2007
Regardless of how little or how much time it takes you to draw you are still the best sports cartoonist going. I wish we had someone here in Baton Rouge to draw like you for our beloved Tigers. And can you imagine what you could have done over the years with the Saints?
October 30, 2007
I have an idea for a Win, Lose & Drew...
two picture in one...the 1st showing the Rockies with big chests and bats titled "Before World Series, Unbeatable Rockies"...2nd picture showing a big pile of Rockies bodies titled "After World Series, Rock Pile". I am a huge Rockies fan and this hurts to write this!!!
October 30, 2007
Good Play Dre, most overated corner ever, hasn't done anythiong this year!
Maybe he should show up before he talks anymore.
Better get your S#%$ together defense, and lets score a TD when we get to the five instead of fumbling or screwing up.
what a let down last night!
October 30, 2007
Are there any Mike "Out-Of-His-Master-Mind" Shanahan toons forthcoming?
I think Shanny 's time in Denver is coming to an end sooner than later.
Tha magic is obviously fading if not gone altogether, though much of this is on the players.
When was the last time Denver gave up two scoring passes of 70+ yards in the same game? Has it ever happened before?
What an embarrassing 24 hour period for Denver sports teams, and both embarrassments on the national stage. Wow.
October 30, 2007
How about just trying to win the game in regulation instead of playing for the FG and a coin flip. 50 seconds left 13 yds out and on 2 of the three plays we run....
Great toon. Favre is one of the great of the game.
October 30, 2007
That was the Broncos game to lose. First the fumble at the goal line. Then not being able to punch it in on that last drive and having to settle for a field goal to send it to overtime.
October 30, 2007
I dont care if it takes you 5 minutes a day, your cartoons are worth every penny.... When it comes to the game, I knew Denver was going to try the QB Draw, I just thought it would be on the first play of the two at the end that we got stuffed. I figured draw, then playaction pass to the right side to the full back or tight end. Oh well. Cutler did at least get them in position without several weapons.
October 30, 2007
Maybe it's just me, but I sense some problems brewing between Shanahan and Cutler.
I highly doubt that Cutler wants to run a draw play near the goal line when he knows he could make a decent read and do something that the defense won't sniff out.
I believe jay has been quoted as saying things along the lines of "I just run what they tell me, I don't call the plays."
What this means is that Mike Shanahan has him on a short leash. This also means that Shanahan is mostly to blame. Cutler, of course, cannot toss interceptions or fumble the way he has.
This team will be extremely fortunate to be better than 6-10 or 7-9. I don't see them being a .500 squad though.
I also don't see Shanahan being the coach in Denver very much longer. He's turned into Joe Gibbs, a coach with a storied past, but no present and no future in the NFL.
October 30, 2007
"I also don't see Shanahan being the coach in Denver very much longer. He's turned into Joe Gibbs, a coach with a storied past, but no present and no future in the NFL."
Just as long as Shanny doesn't decide to try his hand at NASCAR. My Sundays are overbooked snarling at Gibbs Racing, Roush-Fenway (my father *was* a Mark Martin fan, but we *are* Yanks fans) and bewailing the fact that Little E will be driving for Team Hendrick next year. I just don't have any energy left by the time the checkers wave to hiss at anyone else.
So, Shanny, stay off the track, hm?
Hey, GO AVS!
October 30, 2007
With the Rockies in the World Series and the Nuggets starting on Holloween it's very easy to ignore the Bronco's this year.
October 30, 2007
The question is, would Pat Bowlen actually ever fire Shanahan, or would a move to permanent GM/VP be more likely?
I'm not sure Shanahan as just a GM is actually an improvement at this point. He's already bombed out by a lot of recent drafts and signings. See Maurice Clarett, Simeon Rice, Travis Henry, etc.
October 30, 2007
I think Shanahan might be like Bobby Bowden at Florida State or Joe Paterno at Penn State. As long as they win a few games a year and the occasional year where they exceed expectations they will always have a job with their respective employers.
October 30, 2007
Who ever called Bly a " lock down " corner was high! He couldn't lock down Rosie O' Donnell ! The Broncos defense went from being called the " Orange Crush " to " Clueless in Denver ". It may be good for the Broncos to go 4- 12 and get a high draft pick.
October 30, 2007
Yep...it's the idea that count more than the finish on the drawing...this one's a gem! Go fish.
October 31, 2007
mark and kurt,
did either of you happen to see champ get beat even worse on the same exact play in the first quarter? both of our "shut down" corners got smoked on the same play by a rookie receiver.
October 31, 2007
Don't bet on Shanahan leaving anytime soon.
While I think about it, even if they do get rid fof Shanahan... then go out and get who exactly? Who is available right now, that is willing to coach, and would be good for a long time.
There might not be someone out there that is better right now. Shanahan is not the best coach in the league, but by far not the worst.
At least someone is willing to admit that we are in a rebuilding year this year. They are completely redesigning the defensive scheme, and the offense has been overhauled for the most part while breaking in a new quarterback. (As if the growing pains weren't bad enough with Griese.) I'm not totally sold on Cutler just yet.
October 31, 2007
When you talk a lot like some of the broncos you have to back it up, (guess wha) nope. Favre is the best


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Editors Liked
- Brilliantly nails the traditional strategy RPG formula.
- Lots of depth with units, spells, magical items, and hero development.
- Colorful plot with memorable characters.
- The turn-based combat is superb.
Editors Didn't Like
- Difficulty ramps up too quickly.
- Dated visuals and sound.
- The story is fairly forgettable.


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Affordable housing options will be one of the main topics at Thursday night's town hall meeting in Big Sky.
The Big Sky Chamber Of Commerce has been looking into building affordable housing for people that live in Big Sky year round for about a year.
During that year they found the town doesn't have enough housing between $100,000 and $200,000, forcing about two thirds of the people that work in Big Sky all year to commute from other communities.
Bozeman and West Yellowstone are an hour away from Big Sky.
The chamber said they don't have a final plan yet on how to bring affordable housing to Big Sky.
They would like to have a final plan sometime next month.
The town hall meeting will begin at 7 p.m. at the Warren Miller Performing Arts Center.


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Through their scholarship, excavation and teaching Professors T. Leslie Shear, Jr., William A.P. Childs, and Hugo Meyer have developed and led the program of Classical art and archaeology at Princeton University, continuing the long-established tradition of excellence in the field.
The lectures, presented by four generations of their students, will celebrate their contributions by evoking the variety and breadth of their research and teaching, ranging from the critical analysis of archaeological finds to the theoretical exploration of Greco-Roman visual culture. The lectures will also pay tribute to Princeton's unique integration of art historical study and excavation, textual analysis and historical context, which has positioned both the program and its graduates at the forefront of the field of Classical art and archaeology.


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Well, if anything, Lee Daniels' much-talked-about "The Paperboy" will at least be interesting. Boasting more accents than the cafeteria at the United Nations, a scenery chewing performance by a thoroughly de-glammed Nicole Kidman and enough sweat to fill a sauna, the first trailer for the film is here and it's...like we said, interesting.
As you know by know, the film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival where many reviews were very, very unkind to the picture (including our own), while other critical corners declared it as some sort of camp classic. Either way opinions will be flying high about "The Paperboy" no matter how you slice it. Based on the book by Pete Dexter, the story that follows Ward James (Matthew McConaughey), a respected journalist, and his brother Jack (Zac Efron), a college dropout, investigating the possible wrongful conviction of a death row inmate (John Cusack) who was found guilty of killing the town's sheriff in Florida. Straightfoward, right? Well, Kidman pees on Efron at some point during the movie and with all the split screens going on this trailer, we have no idea what to expect, though while watching this, we wanted to give the entire cast a glass of water. They look parched.
After all the chatter at Cannes, did this trailer deliver what you expected? Were critics too harsh? Let us know. "The Paperboy" opens on October 5th.
Gloria | August 7, 2012 3:38 PM
It looks very intense to me and I like that about it! I've got to see it! I don't go back what critics say anymore. They've caused me to miss too many good movies.
Andrew | August 3, 2012 12:30 AM
I've been reading about this along with you guys and only now I remember that I actually read the book many year ago and it's quite good. This should be fun.
LeeB | August 2, 2012 7:07 AM
Swampy, dirty, trashy, pulpy, I'm dying for an old skool funky crude noir and this is surely it. I've lost all faith in critics, in a landscape where TDKR is hailed a 'mastepiece', criticism has become meaningless.
WRT | August 2, 2012 5:32 AM
This looks good. It appears to have a palpable atmosphere and something more than a one-note tone. I'm ignoring the negative hype -- I'll wait on reviews from serious critics
Jesse | August 2, 2012 5:14 AM
It looks glorious. Kidman continues to impress.
Sven | August 2, 2012 1:59 AM
McConaughey has his usual toothpick, so he will basically play the same guy he always plays.
But this doesn't look that bad actuallly.
Oogle monster | August 1, 2012 7:30 PM
Is there a reason Macy Gray gets top billing? Before Kidman and Cusack?? WTF
LeonRaymond | August 1, 2012 4:48 PM
It looks awesome to me, I see why they didn't like it cause once again they let their Racism get in the way of just watching it, too many Black faces for them, too much of that pulpy white trash for them, they don't like seeing their Queen lowered like that but I think Nicole is awesome just daring F-Them, this film will get my money
tristan eldritch | August 1, 2012 3:53 PM
McConaughey in his resurgent prime, Cusack with SideShow Bob hair, Efron getting pissed on.......kind've a must-see, however bad.


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Tony Pecinovsky
Tony Pecinovsky is a prominent member of the Communist Party USA. He is currently[1]district staffperson for the Missouri/Kansas Communist Party.
Tony Pecinovsky is the Bureau Chief of the Missouri / Kansas Friends of the People's World. He serves as the Secretary-Treasurer of the Greater St. Louis CWA City Council and Secretary of St. Louis Jobs with Justice. He is also a Newspaper Guild delegate to the St. Louis Central Labor Council and a St. Louis Progressive Vote Coalition board member[2].
He is married to Julie Terbrock.
New York
In 2003, Tony Pecinovsky was a independent media/labor activist in Brooklyn, New York. He has organized for the SEIU and the Teamsters[3].
YCL Midwest Voter Project
This Fourth of July, 2004, activists from across the country joined activists in Missouri, to defeat George W. Bush. Communist Party USA and Young Communist League members, alongside friends and allies from Texas, California, New York, and everywhere in between, have been plugged into local political battles.
The goal of the CPUSA's Midwest Project was to defeat Bush and the ultra-right in America's heartland. Central to the Missouri "part of the Midwest Project is helping to elect progressive, pro-labor candidates. Strengthening grassroots coalitions and building a broader movement to defeat Bush is tied directly into the efforts to build the Party and YCL."
After Missouri, the Midwest Project workers went to Ohio.
Participants included Tony Pecinovsky, Docia Buffington, Sheltreese McCoy, Joel Lewis and Cinomin Brothers.[4]
Dynamic Collective 2005
In 2005, the Collective running the Young Communist League magazine Dynamic, consisted of Shane Brinton, Cesar Casamayor, Melissa Chadburn, Julia Donahue, Maya Funaro, Cristina Gallo, Abdul-Aziz Hassan, Molly Kelly, Tony Pecinovsky, Kristy Ringor, Brandon Slattery, Mike Tyner, Keren Wheeler.[5]
Pecinovsky traveled to Venezuela in 2005. In March 2006, he gave a talk on the experience the University of Missouri-Columbia[6];
- With the help of Cuban medical personnel, he said, 75% of Venezuelans receive free health care, and currently thousands of Venezuelan students are training in Cuba to become doctors and will provide free health care upon return.
- Millions of Venezuelans have learned to read and write within the past few years, and those previously excluded from education because of poverty are seeking higher education for free — another aspect of Chavez' 21st century socialism. "Chavez realizes that if you want to get rid of poverty, you need to empower the poor," Pecinovsky said.
Communist Party USA
In September 2006 the Peoples Weekly World listed several members or supporters of the Missouri/Kansas Communist Party USA.[7]
Colan Holmes, Garon Foxx, Glenn Burleigh, Jim Wilkerson, Jocelyn Cochran-Biggs, Joey Mooney, John Pappademos, Julie Terbrock, Katrina Molnar, Kaveh Razani, Margarida Jorge, Mary Barbur , Nafisa Kabir, Phil Webb, Quincy Boyd, Russ Ford, Steve Johnson, Tony Pecinovsky, Yvette Harris, Zenobia Thompson.
Supporting Pat Allen
The weekend before the Aug. 8 2006, Missouri primary, about half a dozen St. Louis volunteers from the Communist Party USA went to Kenett, a small southern Missouri "Boot Heel" town, where a historic state representative race was going on. We volunteered to help Pat Allen, who would have been the first African American woman state representative in southern Missouri. She and her opponent, Tom Todd, were campaigning for the Democratic Party nomination in the 163rd District.
The volunteers included Tony Pecinovsky, district staff person for the Communist Party in Missouri and Kansas.and Jocelyn Cochran-Biggs, a member of the Missouri/Kansas Peoples Weekly World bureau. pat Allen's campaign co-ordinator was Communist Party USA affiliate Margarida Jorge.
Wrote Pecinovsky and Cochran-Biggs;
- Though her opponent won the primary, the campaign was an important learning experience and in many ways a victory.
- That a progressive African American woman ran at all in southern Missouri, where sexism and racism are very real, signifies a significant shift in the political balance of forces.
- Allen's campaign also laid the groundwork for future base-building and mobilization, including in the Claire McCaskill campaign for U.S. Senate. McCaskill, who is in a neck-to-neck race with right-wing Republican Jim Talent, may be able to pick up some extra votes in southern Missouri, Talent's strongest base, which would be a real victory for the fight against racism and sexism, as well as for rural voters.
Shortly after the primary was over, it was discovered that Allen's opponent Tom Todd, who was running as a Democrat in a Democratic primary, was actually working the Republican base and telling voters that Allen was a Black radical.
Allen's platform included standing up for women's reproductive rights, access to affordable health care for seniors, better schools and better jobs with living wages. She also had years of experience in local politics as a teacher and member of the school board.[8]
CPUSA Missouri/Kansas District Executive Board
In 2007, members of the Communist Party's Missouri/Kansas District Executive Board were;
- Jim Wilkerson
- Zenobia Thompson
- John Pappademos
- Glenn Burleigh
- Margarida Jorge
- Quincy Boyd
- Tony Pecinovsky[9]
Obama supporter
Pecinovsky wrote on the PA Editors blog in February 2008[10];
- History was made in Missouri (and around the country) yesterday. With a margin of less than 5,000 votes Barack Obama won Missouri's democratic primary...
- Excitement is in the air here. Students, trade unionists, peace activists, and the African American community are rejoicing. Obama's call for change resonated loud and clear, especially in Missouri's urban centers – St. Louis and Kansas City.
- While rural voters predominantly voted for Clinton, it was the African American, working class, urban core that put Obama over the top. With the help of a number of unions and community groups, including the Coalition of Black Trade Unionists (CBTU), the Service Employees Union (SEIU) and UNITE-HERE, Obama was able to mobilize the core of MO's progressive forces and put a dent in the Clinton election machine.
GRO Gala
This is What Democracy Looks Like! GRO – Grass Roots Organizing Tenth Anniversary Gala Event, October 8, 2010, at the The Renaissance Grand Hotel St. Louis, Missouri
Keynote Speaker John Nichols Washington Correspondent The Nation.
St. Louis Host Committee;[11]
- Laura Barrett, National Policy Director, Gamaliel Foundation
- Amy Blouin Executive Director, Missouri Budget Project
- John L. Bowman, Chief of Staff, Senator Robin Wright-Jones
- Nancy Cross, Vice President, Service Employee International Union Local 1
- Rita Days, Missouri State Senator
- Lara Granich, Executive Director, Missouri Jobs with Justice
- Reverend Ben Martin
- Jeanette Mott Oxford, Missouri Representative
- Tony Pecinovsky, People's World
- Rabbi Susan Talve, Central Reform Congregation
- ↑ http://www.pww.org/article/articleview/16487/
- ↑ http://www.peoplesworld.org/tony-pecinovsky
- ↑ http://www.alternet.org/story/16547/the_clothing_gap/
- ↑ PWW Midwest vote project in high gear, by: Docia Buffington July 15 2004, page 2
- ↑ [Dynamic, Winter 2005, page 2}
- ↑ http://www.vheadline.net/readnews.asp?id=51734
- ↑ We salute the labor movement!, People's World, September 1, 2006
- ↑ A learning experience for progressive politics, PWW by: Jocelyn Cochran-Biggs and Tony Pecinovsky October 6 2006
- ↑ [People's Weekly World, April 28 2007, page 4]
- ↑ http://paeditorsblog.blogspot.com/2008/02/missouri-labor-up-front-for-obama.html
- ↑ GRO event program, accessed December 6, 2010


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Raider Report: Hue Jackson is here for the whole offense, not just Russell
Further to Rated-R Superstar's post on the Hue Jackson hiring, we have finally an official position from the Raiders (John Herrera) regarding Jackson's position in relation to JaMarcus Russell. I also include a quote from Tom Cable who is definitely acting like he is the head coach: From Paul Gutierrez of the SacBee: Received a pleasant call from Raiders senior executive John Herrera, who was reaching out in response to today's column on new offensive coordinator Hue Jackson. Herrera wanted to "set the record straight" on the thinking that Jackson was brought in to "only" work with JaMarcus Russell. "Hue Jackson was hired to work with the entire offense," Herrera said, "regardless of who the quarterback might be." Reading between the lines, that means nothing is guaranteed Russell, though he will have the opportunity to compete for the starting quarterback position. "[JaMarcus] is just one man on this football team," Tom Cable said KHTK's Mike Lamb Thursday. "He knows he's got to better, we know he's got to get better, but everyone on this team, coaching staff and players alike, has got to get better."


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STEUBENVILLE, Ohio - Just days before two Steubenville High School football players go on trial for the rape of a 16-year-old girl, the Steubenville community came together in prayer.
The Steubenville community has been rattled ever since news first spread that two high school students are accused of raping the girl, who was nearly passed out drunk, at a party last August.
Community members attending a prayer service Monday night asked God for his mercy.
"His mercy to be on the judge, the alleged victim, the alleged perpetrators of the crime and all those who may have somewhat contributed to it," says resident Don Coen. "That the truth be told and that healing and reconciliation occur."
Organizers of the prayer service say that while they are certainly praying for the teens involved, the service is really a prayer for the entire community.
"I think the community would like for this trail to be over, I think everybody would like justice to be served, but this isn't what we're coming together just for that purpose tonight," says organizer Tracy McManamon. "It's really to pray for our community, the citizens, the young people, everybody."
One city leader tells 21 News she feels as if the Steubenville community has been under attack because of the negative spotlight thrusting the city into national headlines with accusations of conducting a lax investigation in order to protect the football program.
"I think it was all of a sudden a lot of attention to something we knew had already happened," says councilwoman Angela Suggs. "We were already dealing with it, investigating. It was already going on, and then all of a sudden it just seemed all the focus was on that and I think we felt we needed to defend our citizens and our town."
An attorney for one of the accused players has asked that the case against his client be dismissed because a judge in West Virginia has rejected requests for three juveniles from that state be called to testify. The lawyer said locking those witnesses denies the defendant his right to a fair trial.
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The following warranty deeds were filed with Liberty County Clerk of Court Barry Wilkes' office from Jan. 26-30. The listings include the names of the sellers and buyers, the book and page where the deed can be found in deed books in the clerk's office, the transfer tax (which gives an estimate of the price paid, based on $1 per $1,000) and a description of the property, which may be the subdivision and/or Georgia Militia District where it is located. Refer to the accompanying map for the GMD numbers.
Members of the Liberty County Development Authority said they felt forced to foot a $77,946 cost overrun from project delays to landscaping, hardscape and irrigation in Tradeport East. It is a $1.9 million project.
ATLANTA - State Labor Commissioner Michael Thurmond said today that the Georgia Department of Labor has begun mailing an additional $25 per week to more than 180,000 jobless Georgians who have a valid unemployment insurance claim with the Georgia Department of Labor.
"The weekly supplement to unemployment insurance benefits comes at a good time," said Commissioner Thurmond. "This recession is expected to last longer than many economists and the Federal Reserve initially projected. The additional $25 each week will help the many thousands of Georgians who've lost their jobs through no fault of their own better weather this economic ...
NEW YORK - The Dow Jones industrial average plunged below 7,000 Monday for the first time in more than 11 years as investors grow even more pessimistic about the health of banks, and in turn the economy.
A staggering $61.7 billion in quarterly losses at insurer American International Group Inc. touched off fresh fears about the health of the nation's financial system.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - In directing nearly $1 million in funding for Georgia's portion of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, Congress affirmed a recent study by the University of Georgia's Carl Vinson Institute that the channel is essential to Coastal Georgia's economy. Georgia Congressman Jack Kingston, who helped secure the funding, said it will be used to alleviate silting, which has caused transit boaters to avoid the area.
ATLANTA - Georgia Power customers could pay an average of $1.30 more per month on their electricity bills beginning in 2011 under a bill approved by the Legislature on Thursday.
The House voted 107-66 to approve the financing scheme that would begin collecting about $1.6 billion in costs for the utility to expand its nuclear plant near Augusta. The measure has already cleared the state Senate and now heads to Gov. Sonny Perdue for his signature.
Thomas Hines, executive director of training operations for Savannah Technical College, told the Hinesville Rotary Club on Tuesday there's no doubt we're getting closer and closer to a globalized market. As a result, he said, Georgia needs to take measures to ensure we stay competitive in this new economic environment
RESTON, Va. - The price of gold is once again selling at near all-time high prices. That, combined with tough economic times,
SAVANNAH - David Michael Conner, a partner at the Savannah law firm of Bouhan, Williams & Levy LLP, has been appointed chairman for the Council on Litigation Management, a national organization dedicated to standardizing litigation practices and promoting integrity in claims handling, asset protection and legal defense pertaining to the insurance industry and corporate legal departments.
When it comes to higher education, students and their families may take advantage of credits to offset expenses like tuition and fees.
ATLANTA - The Georgia Department of Labor reported today that the state's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose to a record-high preliminary 8.6 percent in January.
ATLANTA - Weekly unemployment benefits will rise by $25 a week in Georgia, state Labor Commissioner Michael Thurmond said Monday.
The boost comes from an infusion in federal stimulus money and will bring the average weekly unemployment check in Georgia to $292. The maximum check will rise to $355.
It took 12 weeks of renovations to restore downtown Hinesville's Zum Rosen Hof German restaurant after a fire gutted the interior, but as of yesterday the doors are open.
The following warranty deeds were filed with Liberty County Clerk of Court Barry Wilkes' office from Jan. 12-26. The listings include the names of the sellers and buyers, the book and page where the deed can be found in deed books maintained in the clerk's office, the transfer tax (which gives an estimate of the price paid, based on $1 per $1,000) and a description of the property, which may be the subdivision and/or Georgia Militia District where it is located. Refer to the accompanying map for the GMD numbers.
A Georgia State University economist is predicting that Georgia's economic growth will be solid in the coming years.
The Liberty County Development Authority recently received an award of excellence for one of its marketing projects at the Southern Economic Development Council annual conference, held Aug. 3-5 in Memphis, Tennessee.
JESUP - DuPont Titanium Technologies has withdrawn its application for a surface mining permit in Wayne County with the Environmental Protection Division.
Tom Hassett joined Coastal Home Care's leadership team as the chief operating officer.
Ludowici B-B-Q held its grand opening last week, bringing another eatery into Long County.
ATLANTA - Metro Hinesville's unemployment rate for July was 9.3 percent, up 0.5 percent from 8.8 percent in June, the state Department of Labor reported this week.
The Hinesville-Fort Stewart metropolitan statistical area recently was featured in the top 2 percent of MSAs nationwide for its workforce attributes in Area Development magazine's 100 Leading Locations for 2014.
The Liberty Consolidated Planning Commission on Tuesday approved a revised subarea land-use map for the Fleming community.
During its Monday morning meeting, the Liberty County Development Authority approved the site plan for SNF Chemtall's warehouse expansion, Floquip. The approved plan included some variances, such as removing three parking spaces from the visitors' entrance in the cul-de-sac. It also included an exception to the minimum-standard required between the truck/visitors driveway and employee driveway.
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce recently added Melissa Bloom to its staff as administrative assistant. She replaces Krista Maines, who recently moved to the finance-assistant position.
Georgia's net tax collections for July totaled nearly $1.49 billion for an increase of $78 million, or 5.5 percent, compared to the month-ended July 2013, according to Gov. Nathan Deal.
Dr. James Graham owns and directs Excelsior Ambulance Service, Long County's new service provider. He addressed the county commission Aug. 5.
MidCoast Regional Airport's Local Joint-Management Board on Thursday approved a new fuel-supply service contract with World Fuel Service.
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There is another, less well-publicized but vital mobile element to business communications in general and UC in particular: Wireless within the office. Call it micro-mobile.
It is possible, of course, to use cellular and Wi-Fi within a room. These are not the best approaches, however, to streaming large amounts of data. While this might be the best that can be done for travelers on trains, there are some attractive technologies emerging for delivering extremely high volumes of data very short distances. This is perfect for the in-room element of UC, which involves telepresence, high-definition videoconferencing and other bandwidth-hogging applications.
"It can enable a connection between handsets and TVs to let people play games. The same technology will allow you to run a presentation and send it to a monitor to view in a boardroom in the office. WHDI also can be used for business applications to link a handset and a TV as well to connect a projector."
Organizations deploying UC are advised to get a handle on this important short-range landscape. The ability to wirelessly transmit telepresence sessions along with data and voice traffic around a corporate office-or SOHO and telecommuters' homes-is an important element of a UC platform.
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The high-speed segment is starting to move at high speed. On May 10, the Wireless Gigabit Alliance (WiGig Alliance) made a number of announcements. Among them was the introduction of WiGig 1.0, a specification designed to traffic data at Gigabit per second (Gbps) speeds in the 60 MHz spectrum. The organization also said that it had entered a "cooperative arrangement" with the WiFi Alliance. The goal is to incorporate the higher-speed protocol within the Wi-Fi Alliance testing and certification program, the organizations say.
On a technical level, the agreement between WiGig and Wi-Fi could be beneficial at both the chip and management levels. The chips benefit by integration and shared overhead. On the operational level, agreements will enable sessions to move between whichever version of 802.11 (which operates in the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands) is being used and WiGig on an as-needed basis.
Though WiGig is the most closely associated with the type of networking used in a business setting, there are at least two other emerging standards of which IT departments should be aware. The three-WiGig, WirelessHD and Wireless Home Digital Interface (WHDI) -- can be distinguished from Bluetooth and other short-range wireless technologies by their much higher capacities.
To date, WirelessHD and WHDI are positioned to serve the consumer market. An example of a prospective use would be to link a PC and a high-definition television or BluRay player without a cable. However, as the past few years have shown-in the use of the same smartphone for business and personal use and the adoption of Wi-Fi for business, to name two examples -- the demarcation between work and play is eroding.
It's not hard to see how the consumer-oriented technologies would be part of a UC platform. For instance, the teleconferencing element of a UC session can use the same type of high-definition monitor or Blu-ray player as consumers use. This is more likely if the teleconference involves somebody working from home. Thus, it is not reasonable to assume that WirelessHD or WHDI is potentially a valuable member of the real-world UC toolkit.
While WirelessHD and/or WHDI may eventually see significant use for UC, the main high-bandwidth short-range technique for business, at the start, will be WiGig. This is especially so after it got the de facto validation from the powerful Wi-Fi Alliance. Bruce Montag, a WiGig Alliance board member and a member of the senior technical staff in the Office of the CTO at Dell, said that the technical commonalities between Wi-Fi and WiGig make them naturally complementary.
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PROTESTERS have vowed to intensify anti-coalmining activities after authorities' attempts to end their 530-plus day occupation of the Leard State Forest backfired.
Forestry Corporation of NSW representatives told campers yesterday morning that the forest was to be closed and they had just 12 hours to pack up and leave the site.
A significant police contingent – including a rescue squad – was positioned at the camp near Boggabri to move in should the protesters fail to comply with the 9pm deadline.
But the campers stood their ground and sought legal advice, which revealed only a small portion of the camp was actually on forestry-controlled land.
The relocation of a few tents and some other items was about all it took for the protesters to slip outside Forestry Corporation's jurisdiction and continue their occupation.
The camp was set up in July 2012 by high-profile environmentalists Murray Drechsler and Jonathan Moylan to oppose Whitehaven Coal's plans for Maules Creek.
Whitehaven Coal has received both state and federal government approval to construct a $767 million coalmine in the forest.
Forestry Corporation said it had decided to close both the Leard State Forest and Jack's Creek State Forest – where protesters are also positioned – due to safety concerns.
A spokesperson said police and the NSW Rural Fire Service were concerned the large group posed a fire risk and were obstructing emergency access roads.
But Georgina Woods, from the Leard Forest Alliance, said she had no doubt the order to vacate was designed to silence dissent over the mine's approval and imminent construction.
"It's only going to get more intense from here," she said. "There's a lot at stake for Whitehaven – the future of the company is riding on this mine.
"But for us the future of Grassy Box Woodland and a lot of endangered wildlife is riding on our success.
"They'll certainly be challenges for us to overcome as we continue our blockade and stop Whitehaven clearing this forest."
The forest's closure would not have impacted on the activities of Whitehaven Coal or the other mines in the area as "staff and contractors of those operators are authorised people and allowed to access restricted areas", a Forestry Corporation spokesperson said.
Northern Inland Council for the Environment spokesman Phil Spark described yesterday's event as an "unprecedented step" by the government.
"They have effectively handed over this important public forest ... to coalminers and now they are trying to lock the public out so that the destruction of this priceless environmental area can go on unobserved," he said.
"With this action today, the NSW government is treating the coalmining industry like a protected species, while they provide open season for the big miners on the endangered animals of the Leard State Forest."


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West Salem, Wis. - The University of Wisconsin-La
Crosse men's cross country team placed second at the 33rd Annual Jim
Drews Invitational Saturday morning at Maple Grove Country Club. The
Eagles totaled 96 team points while St. Olaf College (Minn.) won the
team crown with 41 points.
Central College (Iowa) was third with 104 points while Iowa Central College was fourth with 130. A total of 30 teams competed.
Jacob Peterson was UW-L's top finisher, placing 12th overall with a time of 25:25.3 on the 8,000-meter course. The Eagles' Alex Ciesielski finished 15th (25:29.7) while Andrew Rohlman was 20th (25:33.2).
Josh Dedering finished 22nd (25:35.1) while Nate Routhier was 27th (25:42.8).
Other finishers in the top-50 for UW-L included David Stilin 37th (25:56.9), Garrett Kerska 38th (25:59.2), Eric Lauria-Banta 46th (26:05.9), Tyler Heinz 48th (26:11.5) and Eric Smits 50th (26:15.3).
The Eagles' Matt Eidenschink was 53rd (26:18.6), Cody Artymiuk 59th (26:28.0), Alex Barbeln 79th (26:40.6), Andrew Heinritz 100th (27:03.1), Michael Rosenberg 107th (27:05.7), Damian Roers 135th (27:28.0), Nick Oelke 142nd (27:32.2), Carlton Folster 158th (27:41.4), Evan Kacmarynski 187th (27:58.2), Joseph Hinz 199th (28:05.3), Lane Geisness 239th (28:24.1) and Sean Royer 274th (28:45.6).
"It was a beautiful day for cross country," said UW-L head coach Derek Stanley. "The course was in the best shape I have seen it in a couple of years. Temps were perfect and the wind calm which set up for fair and competitive competition.
"Our men encountered foreseeable challenges. Hats off to St. Olaf for running well today. They came prepared and helped us to realize we have work to do. We were running flat today making our way through the peak of the training. We will remain focused on our championship training plan with the end of the year in focus."
Frankline Tonui won the individual title (24:29.0). A total of 496 runners competed.
UW-L returns to action Friday, October 25 at the Luther College (Iowa) Dual at 5 p.m.
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An elderly male visiting the Cape has died after drowning in a canal this evening.
Cape Coral firefighters and law enforcement responded to the 5100 block of Del Prado Boulevard South just before 7:00 p.m. when a 911 call reported a male in the water. When firefighters arrived, they found an elderly male removed from the water not breathing.
Witnesses told responding personnel the male, in his 70s, had been fishing along a seawall and entered the water after catching a fish. He was able to tread water for a time before becoming unresponsive and slipping below the surface. The patient's wife entered the water and with the help by bystanders was able to get him out as emergency crews arrived.
CPR was immediately performed by firefighters and both the husband and wife were transported to Cape Coral Hospital. Emergency room officials reported to the fire department the male did not survive whereas the wife was evaluated as a precaution. Cape Coral Police are investigating the incident.
One of the suspected factors in the incident was the strong current near the bridge at Del Prado Boulevard. These areas where the canal narrows is locally called a "pinch point" according to Battalion Chief Christopher Cox. Here the increased speed of the current creates a greater threat. The water moving faster under the surface creates a situation much like a rip current in the ocean but it is almost unnoticeable on the surface.


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Z-Corp. Spectrum Z510 3-D Printer w. Waxer & Powder Recycling Station
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- Zip/Postal Code: 23298
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- Listed: November 8, 2012 12:19 am
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Sightseeing & Attractions
Possibly the most famous of Bath's attractions is the Roman Baths - the best example of remaining Roman architecture in Britain, and now a fascinating, interactive museum. There are a host of other attractions to explore in the area including Thermae Bath Spa, where you can bathe in Bath's naturally warm spa waters; The Pump Room, where you can dine as the Georgians did; Sally Lunn's where you can sample a famous bun. There are a host of other art galleries and museums to explore, and a number of guides offering insightful tours of the famous city sights - including the Royal Crescent, Great Pulteney Street and Pulteney Bridge.
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"Roark's voice is different"
I look forward to all the In Death books and watch for the next. Enjoyable? Always a new story line. Keeps me listening. Love to guess who the murderer is.
Fantasy in Death
Something was off
"3 brothers deserted by parents re-unite"
Good story of brothers reuniting and meeting their spouses. Appalling treatment by parents who deserted their three oldest and took their two youngest who they raised and never told them they desired their three oldest. Unforgivable actions by parents. The ending where the now grown brothers forgive and reunite with their parents hard to understand.
would suggest two readers, one for the males and one for the females.
An understandable reason for desertion and some effort by the parents to see their sons were given good homes with loving parents.
"Funny and light"
I would re-read if I want a good laugh and escape.
I'm glad I had bought this before I read the second book in this series. I really disliked book 2 and would not have purchased Finding Perfect. If I had not I would have missed a fun read. Pia is funny and self depreciating. I enjoyed hearing more about her.
"Some men are pigs"
Since Ethan is such a self centered butt. It would have been better if he struggled in business and in male friends. How could such a mean, weak and selfish person be successful?
Probably. Not all of her books have such despicable characters.
Her energy.
Ethan's mother was incredibly mean and a gossip. This is a terrible dis-service to small towns and makes the town catty and a bunch of bullies. No thought to the young boy.
"Abuse of a woman"
Nothing could make this a 4-5 star review. Hard to believe that 30 plus years ago this launched a writer whose novels I've enjoyed.
No. I enjoy a light romance but just not books from this initial publication date. I've continued to look for Linda Howard books but now realize her books from the '80's should be skipped.
Nice voice
"Great story, poor narration"
Yes but would prefer a narrator who puts emotion in the read and makes an effort to differ the voices of the different characters.
The judge's effort to free herself.
Not sure. I see he has done the narration of the other books in the series so I may just to here the rest of the series.
The narrator makes or breaks an audio book. Would encourage the author to audition the narrator. Might want to consider a female narrator. They seem to be able to vary voices and do a better job with male voices than a man does female voices.
"A Good Yarn in a Quilt shop"
Cancer battle
Different narrators
Margo. She cares for others and has a a good giving heart.
i wish the summary had indicated the characters were gay. Good reason to read the reviews.
"Another great In Death book!"
Way up there. I look forward to each new book.
The audio was off. Sounded tinny. Susan Ericksen is great but the recording was very poor.
This needs to be rerecorded. Don't use the sound engineer again who recorded this book.
"Another great visit to Serenity!"
I love this narrator. The narrator can make or break an audiobook and this one does not use a fake southern accent. It was good to hear more about Elliott and Karen.
Elliotts family and his struggle to break away from old family traditions and expectations
All the characters are unique and real. A prior narrator made Mattie sound harsh and unapproachable. She's the character I like updates on the most.
The ending was not believable. After spending the entire book on Karen's worry about money, it wasn't believable that she would go gambling in Vegas.
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