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Prepare your veterinary team for new equipment
Last month, we looked at financing in this three-part series all about maximizing your use of the top three pieces of equipment you said you were adding to your practice (according to the 2013 Veterinary Economics Business Issues Survey). This month, we'll take a look at how to fire up your team about the new services.
You did it. You took the plunge and now you're the proud owner of a therapeutic laser, digital radiography or another new piece of equipment. So what now? How do you make the most of this big honking investment and keep it from collecting dust in the back of the clinic?
Spark your team's interestFirst, it's essential to educate your team members and get them on board with the new service, says Dr. Karen Felsted, CPA, MS, CVPM, president of Felsted Veterinary Consulting in Dallas. She says if you're talking up digital radiography to pet owners, you want your team to back you up when clients whisper to them, "Is it really that much better?"
This is where your team meeting comes into play. (See the sidebar "Run a team meeting all about a new service" for a sample meeting agenda.) Dr. Felsted says in order to ensure staff compliance, laser in on how each piece of equipment can benefit pets and pet owners. For example, you could tell your team, "With digital radiography, the images are going to be much clearer and sharper—this will help us more clearly identify problem areas and make a better diagnosis. The more accurate the diagnosis, the easier it will be to present treatment options to our veterinary clients."
"If they can't see the benefits, then it's just one more hassle in their workday," Dr. Felsted says.
Felsted also says that hands-on training is a must—depending on your team, you may want to conduct several of these intro sessions.
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THE STRUGGLE FOR IRAQ: THE MILITARY; In Abuse, a Portrayal of Ill-Prepared, Overwhelmed G.I.'s
Published: May 9, 2004
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Colonel Phillabaum said he felt he was being made a scapegoat for the Army. ''I have suffered shame and humiliation for doing the best job that anyone could have done given the resources I had to work with,'' he said.
Colonel Phillabaum pinned the bulk of the blame on two of of the 372nd's soldiers, Sergeant Frederick and Specialist Graner, who are both corrections officers in civilian life. Neither of the two have spoken publicly about the episode.
''These two people were really the ringleaders of this whole thing,'' Colonel Phillabaum said. ''Everybody else followed.''
They were the natural leaders in the military police company, he said, since they spoke of their work experiences.
''Taking these prisoners out of their cells and staging bizarre acts were the thoughts of a couple of demented M.P.'s who in civilian life are prison correction officers who well know such acts are prohibited,'' Colonel Phillabaum said.
He said the abuses that were photographed only occurred between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m., times that Sergeant Frederick and Specialist Graner knew no commissioned officers would be checking in. He said the digital photos are all time-coded, and they are all taken over a couple of weeks in this brief window.
''If they thought these acts were condoned, then why were they only done a few nights between 0200 and 0400 instead of during any time between 0600 and 2400 when there were many others around?'' Colonel Phillabaum asked.
Sergeant Frederick's uncle, William Lawson, said his nephew had told him the soldiers were photographing the Iraqi prisoners at the direction of military intelligence officers as an interrogation tool.
''Somebody photographed the Iraqis with the intent of using those photographs to show new prisoners that came in, 'This is what can happen to you,' to loosen them up psychologically,'' Mr. Lawson said.
In a letter to his family last year, Sergeant Frederick wrote that military intelligence officers encouraged mistreatment like confining naked inmates for three consecutive days without toilets in damp, unventilated cells with floors 3 feet by 3 feet. Inmates were also handcuffed to cell doors and forced to wear female underpants. ''We have a very high rate with our style of getting them to break,'' Sergeant Frederick wrote to a relative, Mimi Frederick, in an e-mail message on Dec. 18, 2003, according to a copy of the communication. ''They usually end up breaking within hours.''
General Karpinski has also said that she believed the military police were ''coached'' in their abusive actions by military intelligence officers. Neal Puckett, General Karpinski's lawyer, said the military police ''took all their instructions from military intelligence interrogators, who instructed them to bring the prisoners to and away from these interrogation facilities, and sometimes perhaps to soften them up.''
He suggested that the interrogators had instructed the guards to ''bring them back naked this time, leave them naked tonight, don't give them any clothes. We think that escalated over a period of time until it ended up in what we see in the pictures.''
A military official said Saturday that some of the photographs in the custody of military investigators, but not yet publicly disclosed, depict military working dogs snarling and intimidating Iraqi prisoners. ''There are photos showing military working dogs used in a threatening manner,'' said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity. The official said he was not aware of when or at which prison in Iraq the photos were taken.
General Karpinski has complained that the initial investigation ordered by General Sanchez was limited to the conduct of her military police brigade and did not examine in any detail the role played by military intelligence and private contractors.
Not until General Sanchez received a preliminary briefing on General Taguba's findings on March 12, which identified the intelligence officers and contractors as having possibly been primarily to blame, did he order a similar review of any wrongdoing by military intelligence officers at the prison. For reasons that remain unclear, that inquiry did not begin until April 23.
''I'd like to know who was the one that was giving instructions to the military intelligence personnel to turn up the heat?'' General Karpinski asked.
Nearly a year ago, when her troops assumed their prison duty at Abu Ghraib, the Army made a promise. When it reopened Abu Ghraib last June, soldiers hung a sign at the gate that proclaimed: ''America is a friend of all the Iraqi people.''
Photos: Photographs of prisoners who were abused, and some who are dead, at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq. (pg. 1); Inmates kneel at Friday Prayer at Abu Ghraib prison. Three inmates were killed during a riot in November. (Photo by Associated Press); In August 2003, Iraqi workers helped American military engineers clean and renovate Abu Ghraib prison. (Photo by Getty Images); Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld toured the prison on Sept. 6, 2003, with Brig. Gen. Janis Karpinski. (Photo by Associated Press); Many of the prisoners at Abu Ghraib live in tents surrounded by barbed wire. The camp is regularly hit by mortar fire. (Photo by U.S. Army via Associated Press)(pg. 10); Brig. Gen. Janis Karpinski commanded an M.P. brigade in Iraq. (Photo by European Pressphoto Agency)(pg. 11) Chart: ''The Rocky Course To Abu Ghraib'' The Army Reserve military police units that found themselves at Abu Ghraib prison in the summer of 2003 were poorly trained for the mission they were asked to carry out, according to a report on the abuses compiled by Maj. Gen. Antonio M. Taguba. Some M.P.'s were apparently encouraged to ''set the conditions'' for the needs of military interrogators, the report found. AUG. 31-SEPT. 9, 2003 -- The commander of the camp at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, is in Iraq to study American forces' interrogation efforts. Among his recommendations is the training of a military police force that ''sets the conditions'' for interrogations by military intelligence. OCT. 13-NOV. 6 -- The Army's provost marshal general leads a team in Iraq assessing detention operations. He finds problems with training, the number of troops and handling of prisoners, and says that the involvement of military police in interrogations generally runs ''counter to the smooth operation of a detention facility.'' LATE OCTOBER - EARLY NOVEMBER The most serious abuses occur at Abu Ghraib. JAN. 13, 2004 Specialist Joseph M. Darby of the 372nd Military Police Company alerts his superiors of photographs of prisoner abuse. A criminal investigation begins the next day. Military Police February 2003-January 2004 320th Military Police Battalion Ashley, Va. About 1,000 soldiers FEB. 5 -- Receives orders for deploy-ment to Iraq. MARCH 13 -- Arrives in Kuwait. MARCH 23 -- Enters Iraq. MAY 12 -- Four soldiers kick and beat prisoners at a camp in southern Iraq. JULY 17 -- The battalion is sent to Abu Ghraib. LATE OCTOBER -- Lt. Col. Jerry L. Phillabaum, the unit's commander, briefs the senior American general in Iraq on the deteriorating conditions at Abu Ghraib. JAN. 17 -- Colonel Phillabaum is suspended. 372nd Military Police Company Cresaptown, Md. About 150 soldiers FEB. 24 -- Mobilized and deployed to Fort Lee, Va. APRIL 9 -- Arrives in the region. MAY -- Deployed near Hilla, Iraq. JUNE -- Working with a new Iraqi police force. SEPTEMBER -- Told their tour may be extended by three months. OCTOBER -- Sent to Abu Ghraib from Hilla. DECEMBER -- Learns that their tour could be extended to June. JANUARY -- Several M.P.'s are investigated; seven are later charged. Abu Ghraib Prison The prison was cleared of prisoners by Saddam Hussein in October 2002. MAY -- The Army begins working to reopen the prison. JUNE 30 -- General Karpinski takes command of American-run prisons in Iraq. JULY -- About 2,000 prisoners are being held at the prison. SEPTEMBER -- The prison is severely overcrowded, with about 7,000 prisoners. NOV. 24 -- During a riot, 12 prisoners are shot, with three killed. DECEMBER -- Several fights are dispersed with non-lethal rounds. JAN. 17 -- General Karpinski is admonished. Military Intelligence JANUARY-FEBRUARY -- The 205th Military Intelligence Brigade deploys to Iraq from Wiesbaden, Germany. AUG. 14 -- A team of interrogators from CACI, a Virginia-based company, begin work with military police and intelligence at Abu Ghraib. Sometime in the fall, the Joint Interrogation and Debriefing Center is established at the prison under Lt. Col. Steve Jordan. NOV. 19 -- Command of the prison is switched to the 205th brigade, putting Col. Thomas M. Pappas, the brigade's commander, and military intelligence in charge of the military police. (pg. 10)


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Ms. Indecisive made a decision! Please help with final decision!
I actually made a decision! I have opted to go with a 20x40 vinyl pool with a blue granite liner and matching blue granite thermoplastic steps.
Big decision and begging for advice: Pool depth!!!
We like to play volleyball and wondering if 3 6 to 6 on the deep end will work for volleyball. Our kids are 14 11 and 7. Had a family meeting tonight regarding the pool and how the kids think they will use it. Two say volleyball/shallower pool, the 14 year old says deep end. If we do an 8 foot deep end, I assume volleyball is out of pic. If we do 6 foot deep, will have a slide and possibly volleyball. (looking for advice if vb works with that slope)
I do worry that if the deep end is only 6 feet some kids might still dive in and wondering if 8 feet is best!
Driving myself crazy with indecision! Must decide asap as they want to start digging!
Please advise!
We built our 8 ft. deep end pool 2 years ago, have 3 boys -13, 11, and 8 - and here's what I've found.
Boys - my boys, their friends, their cousins, my husband, etc. - love to dive, flip, and do other tricks that can stop my heart!
Girls, on the other hand, like to splash in the shallow end, giggle and try not to get their hair wet!
Both boys and girls enjoy playing Sharks and Minnows and Stars in the deep end. And I'm glad we have a fairly sizable shallow end - it allows the kids to play basketball - we have a floating, blow-up hoop, that I think we bought in a dollar store. The kids have also created a game with dive sticks that they really seem to enjoy.
For us, having a deep end was never not an option - it really does give us peace of mind. Just my $.02...
Good luck with your build. It's an exciting time, albeit a little stressful.
I think some fo the guys I hung out with when I was young would have tried diving into a 4' pool (in fact they did try into those old galvanized "tub" pools, which was what 3' in depth.
So while a volleyball court would be fun, I believe teenage boys will be diving regardless of what rules you lay out. Every kid is different, so it comes down to a risk management decision: shallow pool with large play area having more safety risk, or less play area less risk of the stupidity that comes from "boys will be boys" logic.
Actually, if I think back to my teen years, dim & dark tho' they may be, I believe us boys were even more inclined to do stupid things if a couple of cute girls were around.
I had the same dilemma. All it took was to see our neightbor's teen boy jump off their diving board with a girl on his shoulders (parents on vacation, much?) and my decision was made: Deeeeeeeep enddddddddd!
I agree with lbridges that boys are more inclined to do stupid things if cute girls are around.
Disclaimer: *MY* soon-to-be teen boy will not be stupid. (If I repeat that 100 times will it be so?)
Quote: "Disclaimer: *MY* soon-to-be teen boy will not be stupid. (If I repeat that 100 times will it be so?)"
Of course it will (see below for disclaimer).
I have four kids, three of them boys, and the baby boy is 22 and a senior at the Univ of Florida. So I speak from experience.
Promised Disclaimer: Length of time for avoiding stupid actions may vary slightly with age, but shows a high correlation with the quantity of similarly aged onlookers. Studies show their ability to hold back stupidity will, for average mid-teen boys, last approximately 3/4 of a second. For "good boys who listen to their mother", the time has been seen to rise to almost a full second in some rare cases. Unless a REALLY cute girl is there to witness. In which case, and for every boy studied thus far, the retention time falls to such a short interval scientists aren't able to accurately measure the value.
I agree that you will have more peace of mind going with an 8' depth. We have a 6' and still find it difficult to play volleyball. We actually use 3 1/2' to 5' range when playing volleyball, and although we have only had a pool completed about one month, I can see where an 8' pool would have been the better choice (DH has already exhibited his diving skills). So I guess boys will be boys even when they are men! LOL!!


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Domino's is Giving Out Free Pizza Today. So, Here are 10 Better Options for Pizza By the Slice
Today (October 23) Domino's Pizza is giving away slices of "handmade pan pizza" from noon to 2pm at each of their "participating location," although they fail to tell us which locations are participating. And each spot is only giving out 100 slices. So, let's just all guess and spend half an hour driving around for one slice of a bad pizza only to be denied when we get there, sound fun?
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WINNIPEG will fly an international rainbow flag this summer when it hosts the 21st World Conference of GLBT Jews, the first Canadian city to do so.
The conference, which runs July 5-7 at the Winnipeg Convention Centre, is presented by the World Congress of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Jews, which has around 50 member organizations in Argentina, Australia, Austria, France, Germany, Hungary, Israel, Mexico, The Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, the United Kingdom, the United States, as well as Canada.
The vision of the organization is to "nurture an environment where Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender (GLBT) Jews worldwide can enjoy free and fulfilling lives," according to a news release.
The Hebrew subtitle, Keshet Ga'avah (Rainbow of Pride) emphasizes the importance of Hebrew and Israel to the world congress.
According to the release, the local organizing committee recognized that Winnipeg, as home of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, is "bashert" (Yiddish for "meant to be") as the place to celebrate diversity.
The conference, expected to draw up to 200 attendees, will feature keynote speakers Joy Ladin (Through the Door of Life), Jay Michaelson (God vs. Gay? The Religious Case for Equality) and Leslea Newman (Heather Has Two Mommies, A Letter to Harvey Milk).
For a complete schedule, visit www.keshetldorvdor.com.
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Chocolate drop cookies are subtly flavored with orange.
Heat oven to 350°F.
Combine flour and salt in bowl. Set aside.
Combine sugar, butter, cream cheese, egg, orange zest and vanilla in another bowl. Beat at medium speed until mixture is creamy. Add flour mixture; beat at low speed until well mixed. Stir in chocolate chips.
Drop by rounded tablespoonfuls onto greased cookie sheets.
Bake 12-14 minutes or until light golden brown. Let stand 2 minutes on cookie sheet; remove to cooling rack. Cool completely.
Calories: 120
Fat: 7g
Cholesterol: 25mg
Sodium: 90mg
Carbohydrates: 13g
Dietary Fiber: 0g
Protein: 1g
A lot of my friends and I are into the flavor of chocolate and orange mixed together. This had plenty of flavor of both though the next time I will just empty the bag of mini chips into the recipe, because I am not sure what to do with the rest of them.
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Mint isn't a traditional Irish flavor, but the color of the green mint mousse in this tart lends itself so well to St. Patrick's Day celebrations, I had to tie them together somehow! The Mint White Chocolate Tart takes a little bit of effort to make with its multiple steps, but the end result is fluffy, subtly sweet and has a perfect hint of mint.
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Not that we go mad if we don't get our regular cuppas, but we reckon there should be a special award for campsite owners who hand guests a cup of tea on arrival. This is the welcome at Rosebud Farm Touring Park at St Teath in Cornwall.
The family-run Rosebud Farm is designed to be as peaceful as possible for its citizens to enjoy the serene Cornish countryside and glorious views from the park; retreat here to hide from the world or use it as a base to see the north Cornwall beaches, coast and moors in the centre of Doc Martin country (the Doc Martin village Port Isaac is nearby). The park is adults-only, but canine kids are welcome.
For tipples and vittles, the village of St Teath is ten minutes away with the local pub the White Hart Inn dishing up top pub grub; there are shops and a butcher in the village too for picking up some groceries, and we hear that the fish and chip shop at Port Isaac is not to be missed.
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HBO Now, the first standalone HBO streaming package, will be available soon on Apple devices. This is a move that most could not have predicted even a couple of years ago, one that some see as a tipping point for cable TV – and a continued transition towards an entertainment landscape where consumers can watch what they want, where they want, whenever they want.
With the explosion of SVoD and other digital platforms across the globe, especially over the past 12 months, the good news and bottom line for content creators is that an increase in platform reach creates healthy competition, allowing for the division of licensing rights to best position revenue streams and for niche programming to emerge and find more targeted audiences.
Clearly, a premiere release on SVoD is shattering the traditional TV windows business model. Now more than ever, every programming deal is up for discussion depending on the platform, the partner, or their financial involvement. The windows vary greatly from one deal to another, but now there is a new strand to the conversation that didn't exist a few years ago: how soon can you make content available to customers on an SVoD platform without leaving potential revenue behind?
There is also a great opportunity to work collaboratively with networks and SVoD platforms to build new business models that will benefit all involved. As SVoD platforms have expanded internationally, content creators are working with them earlier in the development process, structuring multi-territory agreements and first-window SVoD exclusives — all of which were not happening in the early days but which are now of huge importance in the competitive landscape.
Our Disney Channel original movie Zapped, for example, was licensed to Netflix in several international territories after its premiere on the Disney Channel. We did a similar deal with Radio Rebel, another Disney Channel premiere that is a mainstay on Netflix Kids.
Some game-changing moves made by SVoD giant Netflix are its launch into feature film production and film premieres with its coproduction of the Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon sequel and subsequent deal with Adam Sandler to release four original films. They are taking what they have done in TV series production into the film/theatrical model, cutting through multiple windows – in particular the theatrical window – for a premiere SVoD platform launch.
The controversial release of The Interview shows that SVoD launches are viable. The fact that Sony initially pulled the plug on theatrical and committed to digital, regardless of the unique circumstances, serves to demonstrate that people will engage en masse to watch a movie premiered on a digital platform.
That said, not all movie launches on SVoD will have anywhere near the same amount of hype. The most important questions will be: what is the most effective way to market and generate awareness for a digital film premiere; and how do we affect consumer behaviour to embrace this non-traditional distribution for feature films?
At MarVista, we view the shattering of windows as a great opportunity to best position our content to reach broader audiences where they consume entertainment. After a decade of licensing movies to broadcast on a domestic and international basis, we can leverage our core competencies in development, production, finance and distribution to best engage in the new world of flexible release windows, whether a film is theatrical, direct to digital or SVoD.
And with SVoD now seen as a premier platform for lower-budget theatricals and direct-to-digital content – something that didn't exist just a few years ago – we've been able to take advantage of this ourselves with the launch of MarVista Digital Entertainment, which licenses both self-produced content and acquired content to a number of digital platforms across the US. This expansion allows us a long-term view towards worldwide digital distribution that can continue to grow alongside digital/SVoD platforms.
The future of SVoD is not without its challenges. Key to its continued growth is the economics of its business models. The platforms are trying to maintain and grow their subscriber base at great expense, but only the biggest players can raise sufficient funds to continue such an accelerated growth strategy.
Netflix's expansion in productions and acquisitions has been with an investment in the billions of dollars, and its chief content officer, Ted Sarandos, has gone on record that it could potentially produce up to 20 new drama series annually. It will be interesting to see the pace and quality of original content coming out of the biggest players and competitors in the space: Netflix, Amazon and Hulu.
Additionally, the traditional TV business isn't going to disappear overnight. Its demise requires a substantial investment in digital infrastructure, as well as tremendous change in consumer spending and behaviour, especially in international markets.
Even with these challenges, there are still many new entrants into the SVoD space, indicating the growth in this platform strategy, especially on an international scale. Companies such as Sky in the UK and ProSeibenSat.1 in Germany show that new players can still get into the game and establish footprints.
Some regions are still resistant to outside companies like Netflix and Amazon Prime coming into their neighborhoods to set up shop. This presents an easier entry point for local companies to make their mark and establish brand loyalty before the heft of the established players come in to create a more competitive environment.
While the traditional TV landscape is in flux and SVoD growth is creating new opportunities, nimble independent companies like ours will continue to adapt to this rapidly evolving environment by developing and producing high-quality content for traditional, contemporary and emerging distribution channels.


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Hi again ---
**I'm in Glendale, AZ**
Just wanted to get people's opinion on a few of my citrus trees' abnormalities. One word of warning is, I've been pretty afraid to trim the trees as I'm a renter, and the landlord has never paid a legit landscaper to shape the citrus trees. I always tell the standard issue landscapers to leave the fruit producing trees alone. They've grown very well, but they're not shaped in a pretty way at all. I'd appreciate feedback on just what I should prune away. Basically, I'd really like you all to take a look at the pics and tell me anything that comes to mind on what I can do to improve them.
My orange tree has very good growth, very solid fruit production, but the leaves are almost always kinda 'rolled up'. I've searched google, and it seems like it may be getting too much water, but I don't feel like I'm watering it 'that' much.
Orange Tree (wide shot)
Orange Tree (close up)
My lemon tree grew crazy as well, with many branches sagging like a weeping willow (two even snapped under the weight of the fruit). The top half of the tree stays up though, making it look pretty odd(you can see in the wide shot pic that the tree is basically separated in half, top-bottom). The leaves are very often yellowing, and there are a lot of 'bald spots' with no leaves... yet fruit production remains high. I'm also not sure about the type of growth I'm getting, as it's really wild and could be 'suckers' even though they're pretty high up on the tree.
Lemon Tree (wide shot)
Lemon Tree (close up)
Lemon Tree (close up #2)
Lemon Tree (close up #3)
(note the green branches shooting off from larger brown/grey one)
Thanks in advance!!!
hopefully some of our AZ grower can chime in.
last summer during our drought and 100' temps in TX, my orange trees' leaves curled up. sometime its due to excessive water, sometimes too much heat and sun.
have you fertilized? what brand do you use, how often and at what strength? what's your watering schedule? how much water and how often?
i wouldnt worry about suckers up top, just the ones near the base of the trees.
there's really no correct way to shape a citrus. they can be pruned to look like a single trunk tree, or a wide lateral bush, or a tall vertical bush.
Go to your nearest Home Depot or other big box and buy some Arizona's Best Fertilizer and apply some. It might be considered too late to fertilize but you are in Glendale and your walls should retain some heat in case of colder weather. Also, some iron chelate would be useful. Don't bother pruning, it isn't recommended for citrus unless you have dead or diseased branches. I think you are having leaf issues since the tree is devoting a lot of energy to fruit production. Citrus are very heavy feeders. Arizona's best isn't real expensive (considering you are renting) and is formulated for our soils. Hope this helps and greetings from Tucson! Houstontexas123 asked some good questions. Any other questions, just ask!
Thanks guys!
I posted a detailed response in the late morning, but it disappeared. I think what happened was, I hit the 'preview' button not reading the text in the button and just assuming it was a 'post message' button. Whooops. I will post a better reply (again) later... Just wanted to say thanks for the quick responses. :)


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Hello, I have a pressure canner that my grandmother used years ago. Its says on the lid national pressure cooker Eau Claire Wis 18.. Im trying to find out if this cooker is suppose to have a rubber seal or is it gasketless.. Im not sure what the 18 stands for.. I would love to start using the cooker if I can make sure its safe to use.. Any information that you could give me would be appreciated. Also would like some information on how to get started canning. I loved grandmas dill pickles and would love to have the knowledge to make my own. thanks..
Be sure to check the Cooking forum!
Here is a link that might be useful: Cooking forum
For GOOD information on this Pressure Cooker/Canner, ONE PLACE to look is here:
Link: http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/cookware/msg10142458877.html
Perhaps this is a better way to provide the Link?
Here is a link that might be useful: Updating a National Pressure Cooker/Canner
I've seen two kinds of old nationals. There's the gasketless one with the bolts that secure the lid and there's one with a twist to lock lid that requires a gasket.
I am looking at getting a gasketed one because it's the most like my old Presto 4 quart which I am familiar with and find easy to use.
I decided on old rather than new for my big pressure cooker because they seem heavier and more well made. It's also easy to find gaskets and over-pressure plugs for them too.


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I would like to heartily second Harvey Molotch's notion to make airport security more user-friendly (''You Want Me to Put My Shoes Where?,'' Op-Ed, March 12). I suggest that the most appreciated first step would be to have the conveyor belts slant down to eliminate the current waist-high lift of suitcases. (They might even deliver them to the ground when they've been scrutinized, although gravity gives us a ''lift'' there.)
I am a slightly built senior, trying to see as much of my grandchildren and the world as time permits, and this would reduce my travel trauma, both physical and emotional.
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