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Berkshires, Massachusetts
An idyllic corner of New England that mixes high culture with a neo-bohemian atmosphere of artists, artisans and rural farmhouse simplicity.
16 Blantyre Rd.
Lenox, Mass
T: +1 (413) 637-3556. 23 rooms; US$ 675-
1902 Tudor mansion set in 85 acres of lawn and woodland offering friendly service and luxurious aristocratic style.
Lenox, MA
T: +1 413 637 0610. 19 rooms, US$ 715-
An elegant Massachusetts romantic hotel located next to Tanglewood. This Gilded Age "cottage" built in the style of a l6th century Florentine palazzo sits on 22 acres in a Frederick Law Olmsted designed parkland.
Birchwood Inn
7 Hubbard St.
Lenox, Mass
T: +1 (413) 637-2600. 16 rooms. US$ 190-
Afternoon tea and delicious breakfasts at this l766 house with fireplaces and gorgeous views. Located a two minute walk to downtown Lenox.
The Briarcliff Motel
506 Stockbridge Rd.
Great Barrington, MA
T: 413.528.3000. 19 rooms. $170-, high season.
A chic modern counterpoint to the above hotels. Once a typical 1960's roadside motel, it was tastefully renovated in 2011 by a British couple.
Stonover Farm
169 Under Mountain Road
Lenox, MA
T: +1 413 637-9100. 5 room b&b. US$ 425-, high season
A former record producer runs this elegant 100 year old farmhouse inn. The inn stands beside a spring-fed duck pond on 8 country acres with magnificent trees, lawns and forest, and is less than a mile from the Tanglewood main gate.
North Adams, Massachusetts
Stylish, edgy and chic former working class milltown, home to the wonderful Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (Mass MoCA), set at the foot of the Berkshires.
The Porches Inn
231 River St.
North Adams, Massachusetts
T: +1 413 664-0400. US$ 180-, high season
Former Victorian workers' row-house, now an "Industrial-granny chic" boutique hotel located across the street from MoCA. Breakfast delivered in a lunch pail; rocking chairs on the porch.
Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts
An East Coast beach island favored by artists, actors and politicians.
Charlotte Inn
27 S. Summer St.,
Edgartown Martha's Vineyard, Mass
T: +1 508 627 4151. 19 rooms. US$ 550-
Ralph Lauren's English Mahogany look in an 1864 merchants house, in-town sophistication.
Outermost Inn
Lighthouse Rd., Gay Head
Martha's Vineyard, Mass
T: +1 508 627 3511. 7 rooms. US$ 340-, high season
For rural beauty it doesn't get any better than this gray shingled house on a bluff overlooking the cliffs. Shaker style furniture, herb and vegetable gardens.
Menemsha Inn & Cottages
North Rd., Menemsha
Martha's Vineyard, Mass
T: +1 508 645 2521. 21 rooms. US$ 295-, high season
Secluded and simply furnished in "summer camp" style, located within walking distance of Menemsha village. A famed Life magazine photographer spent 53 summers here. Good water views.
Thorncroft Inn
278 Main St., Vineyard Haven
Martha's Vineyard, Mass
T: +1 508 693 3333. 14 rooms. US$ 295-, high season
A quiet country inn, the main building was originally a guesthouse of the adjacent oceanfront estate. Private hot tubs available.
Hob Knob
Martha's Vineyard, Mass
T: +1 508 627 9510. 17 room b&b. $500-
The 19th Gothic revival house has been tastefully updated with a mix of antiques and whimsical furnishings.
Nantucket, Massachusetts
Cedar-shake houses, grasslands, sandy beaches and cobblestoned roads adorn this former whaling island. The island throngs in July and August with wealthy summer residents and tourists.
Nantucket, Mass
T: +1 508 228 0145. 31 rooms. US$ 540-
Wide lawn behind this mansion stretches to 26 miles of Nantucket Bay beachline.
Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Miles of island coastline, quaint villages, historic harbors and scenic byways.
Whale Walk Inn
220 Bridge Road Eastham
Cape Cod, Massachusetts
T: +1 508 255-0617. 16 room b&b. US$ 220-, high season
Sixteen stylish accommodations nestle amid the three-acre 19th-Century compound.
Boston – Beacon Hill
Beacon Hill has narrow cobblestoned streets, gas lamps and red brick 19th century houses. A well-preserved National Historic District, Beacon Hill has been a favored address of Boston's elites from John Adams to JFK.
XV Beacon
15 Beacon
Beacon Hill, Boston, MA
T: +1 617 670-1500. 63 rooms. US$ 425-
Stylish rooms in a 1903 Beaux Arts building.
Boston – Cambridge
Across the Charles Bridge from Boston are the historic squares of Cambridge, home to cafés, bookstores, museums and two great universities, Harvard and M.I.T.
Hotel Veritas
Harvard Square
Boston, MA
T: +1 617 520-5000. 31 rooms. US$ 300-
Luxury boutique hotel with small chic rooms decorated in a glamorous Art Deco style.
Northwest Massachusetts
Deerfield Inn
81 Old Main Street
Deerfield, MA
T: +1 413 774-5587. 24 rooms.
Historic landmark inn located in an unspoiled 350 year old tree-lined village off Hwy 91.


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09/08/2002 at 13:53
Hi all you overweight forumites (and I include myself in that!),
The Lamb and I have been talking about starting a slimming club forum for those of us who are not quite as slim as we would like to be.
We need to decide how we report our weekly losses :-) gains :-( or no changes :-O so any suggestions welcome.
i) Should we give our start weight and then weight each week together with how many more pounds we need to lose?
ii) Should we just state the number of pounds lost/gained/otherwise each week together with how many pounds are left to lose?
iii) Which day is best to report (maybe Monday to start the week well)? Should we all report on the same day?
iv) What should we call our club? My own suggestions are as follows:
The Fat Club
Bloaters 'r' Us
Fat Chance
The Fat Forum
All suggestions welcome.
Let me know what you all think,
the lamb
09/08/2002 at 14:06
Hi guys! I'll just kick off by saying my first goals are:
1)lose a stone by end October
2)break my 10M and half-mara PBs!
I have been dieting and training for the past 2 weeks following my return from holiday and am pleased to report I have lost 0.9kg (just under 2lbs) in the last week and have been running comfortably at my race pace of 9min/mile in hilly Yorkshire.
Feeling quite motivated at the moment, thanks in part to my running and diet buddy DW, will keep you all informaed of progress towards my goals. I'm eventually aiming to lose 1 1/2 stone...
the lamb
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09/08/2002 at 14:33
Hi! Slimming Club sounds like a great idea. I'd like to lose 7lb (have lost 3lb in the last 3 weeks - very slow progress!) by the end of September.
I am aiming a time of 1.5hrs for my first 10 mile run on Sunday, hoping to keep a steady 9min/mile. I am hoping by making this public I'll be more likely to succeed in both weightloss and running time! I'll let you know how I go on Monday.
PS I quite like bloaters'r'us!
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09/08/2002 at 14:37
Hi redhead and lamb,
I will join ur Club. I have started running again to lose weight. I am 6'4 and 19'10. Sounds alot doesnt it... But i actually carry it well as i am a big build. but i think i need to lose about 2 - 3 stone. I think we should do a weekly report on mondays. and have a starting wait, a desired weight, maybve if we post our daily food diary, it will motivate us to not eat the marathon or mars bars.... maybe..
my goal is to run a 10k and have a body like the bloke on front of the latest issue of RW... Maybe someday...
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09/08/2002 at 14:38
not ignoring u Suz. your post wasnt there when i wrote my first post.
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09/08/2002 at 14:41
That's okay Nic! Good Luck - hope we can all inspire each other.
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09/08/2002 at 14:43
I hope so suz, wish i only had 7lb's to lose. But i am hoping that the excess lager will come off very quick. but i am not holding my breath.
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09/08/2002 at 14:48
Suz - what race are you doing? I'm doing a 10M on Sunday too and hoping for 1.5 hrs!
the lamb
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09/08/2002 at 14:51
Hey everyone,
Great to have you on board. I forgot to state my fat credentials - I have lost 3 stones over the last 12 months but have reached a plateau and need some serious motivation to get the weight moving again, hence the club. I still need to lose a stone and would like to have lost it by the end of October so I can look slim and gorgeous for the Christmas season.
I've lost my weight with a combination of sensible eating and exercise and feel really healty as a result. I've always allowed myself treats each week so I've never felt cheated of certain foods (namely curries!).
Having thought a bit more, maybe each person will want to write different things because we all have slightly different goals. I think Suz is right in that writing down our achievements/lapses will help us all focus.
Happy and healthy weigh loss to you all.
the lamb
09/08/2002 at 14:54
Redhead, that's am amazing record, good on yer girl! It's heartening to know you can shift serious poundage and keep it off...
Be good to share tips and stories so tell us a bit more about your plan, how have you incorporated treats? what do you allow yourself? what kind of training do you do?
the lamb
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09/08/2002 at 14:59
Hi everyone,
I'm 6ft tall and 15st 3lb at 8am this morning (that's after I've been to the bathroom but before I've had my breakfast; is this too much detail?). I have lost 7lb in the last 3 months but it has been a harder battle than in the past. Like Nic I think I carry it well but maybe I'm fooling myself. My goal was to get down to 14st 10lb (i.e. to lose a stone from my original weight) but having found out that Chris Rawlinson has lost 13lb since last year maybe I should be aiming for a lower goal weight (is 13st too low?).
As for the name, anything other than "bums n tums" is fine by me, bloaters r us is good (perhaps we should have our own vests).
A regular posting day would be good plus any strategies for weight loss as it's all a mistery to me, now where did I put those donuts....
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09/08/2002 at 15:01
Hi David,
Maybe i am kidding myself. Like you i Like Bloaters R us. And i am going to post my daily running and food diary, If no one minds that is.
Ps. Maybe a little to much info....lol
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09/08/2002 at 15:02
I was 9st8lb stone in January 2000. I'm now 11st, although I have lost 7lb since coming back from holiday 6 weeks ago. My eventual aim is to get back to 9st8, although in the meantime, I aim to be as near to 10st by the Loch Ness Marathon on 29th September, which is 7 weeks away.
Changing jobs has helped, as there is no longer a baker's van selling tasty pies and cakes appearing at the door at 10am, and as I now don't have a 30 mile trip to work, I have started eating breakfast.
So - 2lb per week target for me.
See you all Monday!
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09/08/2002 at 15:05
Hi - can I join 2 please.
I am 5ft 3 and 10.13 - would like to be 9.2
I started running 3 years ago by training for Basingstoke Race for Life in a bid to lose weight and raise money for such a good cause.
Unfortunately in the last 6 months I have put on a stone but that didn't stop me getting a pb in the Southampton Race for Life of 29.03 - very pleased with that.
I have now lost 5lbs in the last 2 weeks (so I started off at 11.4) and would like to lose at least a stone by the time I go on holiday in 8 weeks time.
My running goal is to attempt a 10k and get round but it seems as though they are all concentrated in Sept/Oct which is when my hols are so not enough time to train before and then holiday will interrupt training.
I run twice a week at the moment with a club and think I need to do more but my legs don't seem to like it.
I think it is a good idea for everyone to come here on Mondays to say what they have done.
Good luck everyone with your goals
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09/08/2002 at 15:07
Well done Nadine,
5ibs in 2 weeks is a good record, 2 -3 lbs would be my target.
Redhead, So what do you rekon on monday weigh ins??
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09/08/2002 at 15:09
PS - Bloaters-r-us does it for me too.
Tip for a nice snack to take your mind off the choccie bikkies - small tin of pineapple chunks mixed with a large handful of frozen rasps and a couple of dozen halved grapes. Leave until rasps melt, then decant into a tub with a screw lid so you can take it to work with a plastic spoon to snack on. Yum, and 2 of your fruit & veg portions for the day.
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09/08/2002 at 15:10
I can't do Mondays as that's my rest day and the scales are in the gym... I think a Monday report on how the weekend went training/eating-wise but then everyone just reports their weight once a week on a day of their choice, that'll spread out the good news over the week and keep us all motivated!
the lamb
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09/08/2002 at 15:15
Hi Lamb. I'm running at Harlow on Sunday - what about you? I like the idea of a Monday report as I weigh myself on Thursdays. That gives me time to redeem myself after the weekend!
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09/08/2002 at 15:18
Hi Suz - I'm doing the Askern 10, but am moving back to Essex next month so maybe I'll see you at a race sometime (looking slim and gorgeous of course!!)
I do Thursdays too, so will report weight Friday the work like hell over the w/e for a good report Monday!
the lamb
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09/08/2002 at 15:19
Hey Lamb,
Thanks, it's been a long slog!
I was stunned into action when a photograph of me was used for the 'Crawley in Bloom' event which I helped to judge. This awful photo of me holding a hanging basket full of flowers, was printed inside the promotional leaflet and distributed throughout the area. I saw this huge fat and old looking woman and I didn't recognize myself. Something had to be done!
Before my weight gain, which had happened over a number of years, I'd been a slim size 10 but I had grown to a fat size 16. I've always been quite active as I am a keen gardener which is quite physical.
Anyway, I joined my local gym and started to go 3 times a week. First of all I did about 30 minutes aerobic activity (rower, cross-trainer, bike or walking on a treadmill) combined with a few of the weight machines. Over the months I gradually built this up to 60 minutes aerobic stuff and I changed the way I used the treadmill by using inclines and some of the cardio progs. Gradually the weight started to fall off and I felt so much better. Earlier this year I started running, inspired by the Race for Life, and here I am heading towards my first half marathon in September!
In my diet, I tried to cut down on dairy products - I'm vegetarian and I always used to eat a lot of cheese. I cut out milk in coffee (which I used to drink by the gallon) and started to drink green and chamomile teas (which I hated at first!) and I reserved butter for special occasions. My treats could be anything I really crave - at first it would be a chocolate bar but now I find I crave a plain biscuit instead. Also, my husband and I always go for a curry once a week. This is a ritual we developed when we both had busy careers and it meant we had special time together (so there was no way I'd give that up!). I just changed the things I chose eg instead of peshwari naan, I'd have plain rice. The best thing I learnt is not to beat myself up for having a treat, I'd just adjust the rest of my eating for the next day accordingly - ie the pleasure/pain thing.
I could bore you all day with my dieting /exercise successes and failures so I'll stop there for now.
Good luck to all,
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The State government's action would prove that the detention was nothing but using the power against a particular political party workers in order to suppress them from doing their political and social work.
The petition sought to quash the Collector's order.
Counsel N.R. Elango submitted that the State government had to obey the order of the Centre. By passing the order, the State government had chosen the best way of killing democracy.
Mr. Somayaji said the government would file a counter. He asked how the Centre could revoke the detention when the court was seized of the matter.
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Additional Solicitor-General P.Wilson said nothing prevented the Centre from revoking the detention order. The Central authorities could well exercise the power.
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Town Bojnice and castle
Country | Slovakia |
Region | Trenčín |
District | Prievidza |
Elevation | 298 m (978 ft) |
Coordinates | 48°46′45″N 18°35′00″E / 48.77917°N 18.58333°ECoordinates: 48°46′45″N 18°35′00″E / 48.77917°N 18.58333°E |
Area | 19.96 km2 (7.71 sq mi) |
Population | 4,983 (2005) |
Density | 250 / km2 (647 / sq mi) |
First mentioned | 1113 |
Mayor | František Tám |
Timezone | CET (UTC+1) |
- summer (DST) | CEST (UTC+2) |
Postal code | 972 01 |
Area code | +421-46 |
Car plate | PD |
Wikimedia Commons: Bojnice | |
Statistics: MOŠ/MIS | |
Website: www.bojnice.sk | |
Bojnice (Hungarian: Bajmóc, German: Weinitz) is a historical town in central Slovakia at the upper Nitra river, near the city of Prievidza. It has population of 4,983 (2005). Bojnice is best known for its tourist attractions: the oldest zoo in Slovakia, the most visited castle, and one of the oldest spa towns in Slovakia. The town is situated below the Bojnice Castle, which is built on travertine rock with a natural cave. The castle has appeared in many international films and a well-known international festival of spectres takes place there every year.
The town lies at the upper Nitra river valley, under the Strážov Mountains. It is very close to Prievidza (4 km), sharing the public transport system. Other major cities nearby include Žilina to the north (60 km) and Trenčín to the west (65 km).
The town's history is closely connected to that of Bojnice Castle. It was first mentioned in 1113, when it was mentioned as a settlement under the castle. It has town privileges since 1966.
The town is most known for its tourist attractions: the Bojnice Castle, first mentioned in 1113 and originally built as a wooden fort, it was over time built as a stone castle and in the 20th century in the Romantic style. Today, it is a popular tourist attraction.
The zoo (one of only four in Slovakia) was founded in 1955. In 2006 it had 355 different species and more than 1,800 animals.
It is also known for its spa. The therapeutic springs were mentioned in 1549 for the first time. Today they treat patients with disorders of the locomotor system, with rheumatic diseases, post traumatic conditions, conditions after orthopaedic disturbances of the spine of adolescents, neurological diseases and occupational diseases.
According to the 2001 census, the town had 5,006 inhabitants. 97.06% of inhabitants were Slovaks, 0.68% Czechs and 0.24% Germans.[1] The religious make-up was 74.55% Roman Catholics, 19% people with no religious affiliation and 2% Lutherans.[1]
Famous people[edit]
- Anna Záborská, Member of the European Parliament
- Karina Habšudová, tennis player
- Miloslav Mečíř, tennis player, Olympic winner
- Andrej Sekera, Buffalo Sabres (National Hockey League) defenseman
- Mirka Vavrinec, tennis player
- Zuzana Paulechová, classical pianist
- Antonia Liskova, Italian actress
- Erika Pochybova Johnson, artist
- Juraj Kucka,footballer
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- ^ a b "Municipal Statistics". Statistical Office of the Slovak republic. Archived from the original on 2007-11-16. Retrieved 2007-12-09.
Genealogical resources[edit]
The records for genealogical research are available at the state archive "Statny Archiv in Nitra, Slovakia"
- Roman Catholic church records (births/marriages/deaths): 1668-1912 (parish A)
External links[edit]
- Official municipal website
- Information Center of Bojnice
- Bojnice Castle
- Bojnice Spa (Slovak)
- Bojnice photos
- Surnames of living people in Bojnice
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Bangalore has been in the grip of dengue over the last two months. Although doctors are seeing an increase in the number of positive cases, health officials from the Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) continued to be in denial mode.
Positive cases in the city have increased from 373 on July 27 to 599 on October 5. Although health officials confirmed at a high-level meeting convened by the Health and Family Welfare Minister Aravind Limbavalli on Friday that eight of the 21 dengue deaths are from Bangalore, BBMP officials said only four dengue deaths had been reported since January.
This is apart from several deaths reported by private hospitals.
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However, doctors, including those from government hospitals, rubbish the official statistics. "We are seeing an increased number of cases in the past few weeks and the disease is spreading fast," said K.R. Ravindra, associate professor of medicine, Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute.
While Dr. Ravindra said more than five confirmed cases of dengue are admitted at the hospital every day, S. Rajanna, resident medical officer of Bowring and Lady Curzon Hospital, pointed out that nearly 40 cases of dengue-like fever had been reported at the hospital in the last one month.
Another doctor from a private hospital in Seshadripuram revealed that nearly half the fever cases seen in the hospital every week turned out to be cases of dengue. "As the symptoms are similar to that of viral fever, it is important to identify the symptoms and start immediate treatment," he said.
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The disease-causing mosquitoes breed in fresh water and bite during daytime.
Symptoms include intermittent fever and headache, pain in the joints, rashes over the body and pain behind the eyeball, the doctors added.
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Attributing the rising incidence to the fluctuating weather conditions and intermittent rains, State Health Secretary M. Madan Gopal told The Hindu the BBMP and district health officials had been directed to step up surveillance and awareness measures.
"There is a need to take extra care in the next month because the weather is conducive for the dengue-causing Aedes aegypti mosquito to thrive. However, the situation is not alarming and there is no need to panic," he said.
Reiterating the BBMP health authorities' statement that only those cases that test positive at the sentinel laboratories through the Mac-Elisa method could be considered as positive, Mr. Gopal said officials had been directed to start a special drive to detect and check the spread of dengue.
However, the common grouse of both patients and doctors is that the Mac-Elisa test is expensive and time-consuming.
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Forestripping serves two purposes in the parlor: to stimulate milk letdown and aid in the detection of mild cases of mastitis. As farms adopt automated teat scrubbers to remove human variation in the milking routine, this step may be modified or eliminated. Pam Ruegg and other researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison evaluated how the use of teat scrubbers affects milk letdown compared to conventional preparation.
The study was conducted on a 1,200-cow dairy in Wisconsin. Two teat scrubbers were in the parlor; the farm had been utilizing the scrubbers on and off for six years. Cows averaged 90 pounds per day and were milked 3x in a double-24 parlor. Milk yield, average milk flow, peak milk flow and duration of milking were evaluated. Read more
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When things get tough for dairy producers, they look for help. A family member, friend or trusted confidant can be to whom they turn. While they may provide emotional support, some may not have the expertise to help with a business problem.
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"We want to see high-producing cows lying down 10 to 14 hours per day," said Dan McFarland from Penn State University. "I am confident with good stall design and management we can achieve this resting time on dairies."
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I was the buzzer beater in junior dairy bowl. I studied and studied the questions, and on many of them, I could buzz in after only a few words. At the time, I thought I had a pretty fantastic grasp on the dairy industry. As I got older, I memorized fewer answers, and then I began to truly learn about dairy production. Read more
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One of the busiest dairy exhibits at World Ag Expo this week in Tulare, Calif., gave an up-close look at what is the inevitable future for many large herd farms — a fully automated rotary milking parlor.
The DairyProQ from GEA Farm Technologies is the second robotic rotary configuration to be introduced so far, but the first to provide udder prep, unit attachment, postdipping, and unit back flushing at each individual stall. This allows the platform to stay in constant motion as cows load and exit, like nonrobotic rotaries do. Read more
Each winter, 24 of the nation's dairy herds provide a detailed look at a particular sector of their dairy operation for our Round Table series. In our most recent issue (February 10, 2015), four herds, from Washington, New Mexico, Wisconsin and Iowa, shared their strategies for obtaining the next pound of milk. While the majority of the printed responses focused on the dairies' feeding strategies, they also shared information on reproduction and their milk quality efforts.
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Producing milk is full of peaks and valleys. We love the highs and dread the lows. Understanding your financial status can help your herd maximize profits in good years and mitigate losses the slim years. Greg Bethard, the chief financial officer for two Wisconsin dairies, Pagel's Ponderosa and Dairy Dreams, presented the Hoard's Dairyman webinar and shared his vast experience to guide producers to "Nail the big-dollar decisions." Read more
Respiratory disease can be a devastating issue for the calf caretakers on your farm. According to Terry Ollivett from the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine, pneumonia is the second leading cause of death in pre-weaned calves on dairy farms, following only scours. It is the number one reason for death in post-weaned young stock.
The losses from respiratory disease impact the whole farm. "For some herds, respiratory disease is a large cost, both financially and to animal welfare," Ollivett explained. Read more
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It's raining today in big parts of California.
A series of storms began pounding the northern half of the state earlier this week and is expected to last into Monday. But this good news, even when combined with a wet December and a 22 percent cutback in water consumption by California residents, is expected to do little to prevent the state's fourth consecutive year of drought.
That's because January was an awful reminder of how serious its water situation still is: In many parts of the state, last month was the driest January in history.
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Middle English hagas, kind of pudding ; from uncertain or unknown; perhaps haggen, haghaggis
A Scottish dish consisting of a mixture of the minced heart, lungs, and liver of a sheep or calf mixed with suet, onions, oatmeal, and seasonings and boiled in the stomach of the slaughtered animal.
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Juli is originally a Rocky Mountain girl from Colorado. She grew up in Colorado Springs and also attended college within the state. While going to school, she worked as a waitress in a topless club, but was never really interested in dancing. After earning her degree at the age of 22, Juli taught Spanish at a junior high school. Unfortunately, things didn't go as planned and she quit after only one year.
She eventually moved to Florida and returned to the familiar work of waiting tables at a strip club. While working, Juli discovered she could make much more money as a dancer than she ever could as a waitress, and ultimately made the transition. This new job gave her the opportunity to question feature dancers about the adult film business, which began to slowly pique her interest. Juli really hit it off with two other Colorado girls (Shayla LaVeaux and Alexis DeVell) that came into the club performing a double act. Shayla and Alexis' Colorado based manager, Lucky Smith, was also in the club and gave Juli his card. Although intrigued, Juli carefully researched the business for another year and a half before contacting Lucky about making movies.
Late in 1994, Juli made her debut in a small but memorable scene in Cameron Grant's critically acclaimed The Dinner Party. In the movie, the guests are asked to share a sexual fantasy. To the audience's delight, Randy Spears' fantasy involves two women in a kitchen. The scene begins as Tammy Parks and Juli are preparing some sort of dish. Of course, things get carried away as the two begin to kiss and fondle each other. Before long, the two are tossing indredients around and smearing butter on each other. Grant's knack for visual composition and dramatic slow motion is evident as Juli pours a pitcher of milk over Tammy's beautiful chest. Once the two have made a mess of the kitchen and themselves, their bodies meld together in a seamless writhing mound of flesh as the smooth jazz soundtrack somewhat beguiles the hardcore action occurring on-screen. Overall, the scene is beautifully shot and composed with fantastic performances from both Tammy and Juli; not a bad debut at all.
After lightly dabbling in porn for another year, Juli decided to make the plunge on her own terms. With her manager Lucky Smith, Juli negotiated an open contract with VCA making her the company's first contract player. Juli worked for VCA before on New Wave Hookers 4, and they were more than eager to initiate a prolonged relationship with one of porno's up and coming starlets. The open clause in her contract guaranteed work from VCA but did not restrict her to performing solely in their productions. This would give her the freedom to pursue other interests later, but first she needed to fulfill her obligation to VCA.
Juli's first big project as a VCA contract girl was in Gregory Dark's follow-up installment to the popular Devil In Miss Jones series. Titled DMJ 5: The Inferno, Dark's latest episode had no narrative connections to the previous films, which allowed him to construct a new story based around the new Justine Jones played by Juli. Although the two had first met during New Wave Hookers 4, Juli and Greg worked closely on the new project to ensure Justine's transformation was vivid and distinct. Between Dark's twisted vision and Juli's ferocious performance, DMJ5 was destined to be a classic.
DMJ5 begins with Ms. Justine Jones' introduction to hell. Adopting a plot structure similar to the original, at first Justine is a reserved young woman with several sexual hang-ups. However, by the end of the movie, she's a total nymphomaniac, but sexually unavailable; Dark's twisted take on purgatory. In the movie's bizarre first scene Justine witnesses a live sex show while two older men in the audience fondle her and jack themselves off. In the second scene, it's Justine's chance to perform as the centerpiece of a Greek themed orgy.talk about a baptism of fire! Surrounded by four guys and the ever militant Jeanna Fine, Juli services cocks and dildos in just about every way imaginable. She even gets a sweaty DP with Jeanna pumping away from below with a strap-on, while the different guys take turns plugging her ass. Juli appears in all of the other scenes, but mainly as an observer and not a participant. Still, her presence is very noticeable as she masturbates throughout and slurps cum at the end of each scene. The movie concludes in a massive orgy where Juli pleads for attention but is ultimately ignored until the end when every guy uses her body to catch their flying goo. Just as the journey into hell had a transforming affect on Justine, Juli experienced an equally significant transformation in her image and career as a result of DMJ5's immense success.
Impressed with her performance in his previous picture, Cameron Grant promoted Juli to lead actress in his 1995 feature, Passion In Venice. Unlike her scene in The Dinner Party, Passion In Venice required Juli to play a character in addition to performing several sex scenes. Although the movie's plot is somewhat vague and confusing, Juli's performance is definitely above par in terms of acting and sexual prowess. In one of the film's best scenes, Juli catches her boyfriend (Mark Davis) screwing another woman (Anita Blond) in a picturesque Venetian courtyard. Instead of approaching the two in anger, she stays back and masturbates, imagining herself involved in a three-way. Her vivid imagination has her sharing Mark's cock with Anita as well as receiving a pretty good pounding. Juli's other scenes are equally hot, including a girl/girl scene with Deborah Wells and another straight scene with Mark Davis set in a gazebo.
In 1996, Juli appeared in Wicked Pictures' big-budget pirate film, Conquest. Starring alongside big-name industry contemporaries such as Jenna Jameson, Shayla La Veaux, and Asia Carrera, Juli outshines them all in her nasty little romp. Set on the deck a pirate ship, Juli takes on three sex-starved sea dogs in a nasty four-way. As always, Juli is at her best when the odds are stacked against her. She manages to service all three cocks with her hands and each available orifice, before the pirates dump their gooey treasure all over her.
In addition to Conquest, Juli co-starred in some of porn's most memorable releases in the late 90s. Although her role was pretty obscure, she did appear in Michael Ninn's Shock. Juli was one of the girls (dressed in latex and sporting a strap-on) who ravishes Shayla LaVeaux toward the end of the movie. Juli continued to show her appetite for atypical encounters in Ninn's New Wave Hookers 5. Besides having a three-way with Asia Carerra and Vicca, Juli also takes on two old men in a somewhat bizarre (but still intense) scene. She also had the opportunity to rub (more than) elbows with Ginger Lynn and Marilyn Chambers in their comeback projects. In Veronica Hart's Still Insatiable, Juli had her first scene with Stacy Valentine. Although the setup was pretty simple, both Stacy and Juli really got into the scene and were reluctant to stop when Veronica yelled, "cut." In 1999, Juli returned to the DMJ series in a small role as Nurse Ratchet. Sporting a costume rating high on the nurse fetish meter, Juli has a hot three-way with Chris Cannon and Nikita. Once again, Juli nearly steals the show in her supporting role..she just can't help it. When not making supporting appearances in videos, Juli was busy headlining a number of VCA projects.
In 1998, Juli starred in Jim Enright's sci-fi video titled, Vortex. In the movie she plays a scientist accidentally trapped in a time warp that thrusts her into various encounters with various people in different time periods. Before being bounced around the space time continuum, Juli has a hot scene with fellow scientist Tony Tedeschi. Later she gets transported into a sorority house where Rayveness and Johnni Black are more than eager to initiate her. The last scene is creatively shot in black and white as Juli gets it on with a cliché 1940s detective played by Ian Daniels. As the star of the movie, Juli's scenes are excellent and her acting ability is equally impressive.
Having proven herself as an A-list performer and a competent actress, VCA slated Juli for the lead role in Veronica Hart's big-budget film, Love's Passion. Juli's character is a successful romance novelist who uses her own relationship triumphs and woes to inspire her work. The movie jumps between Juli's modern life, and the fictional Civil War era drama depicted in her developing novel. In the fictional segments, Juli plays a Scarlet O'Hara knock-off whose husband (Mickey G.) is missing in action. Both stories interweave to provide an interesting mix of scenes, as Juli gets her fill of action from Mickey G. in more than one temporal landscape. She even has a teasing little make-over montage scene when (long time friend) Shayla LaVeaux and Rayveness stop by for a little soft core fashion show. In both timeframes, the script calls for several emotional performances which Juli handles wonderfully. For instance, her emotional tirade against Mickey G. at the end of the film is some of the best acting found in modern porn.
The next year she landed another dramatic role in Antonio Passolini's 1999 movie, Bliss. Desparting from the usual porn fare, Bliss is about three dysfunctional couples trying to find happiness in the materialistic cookie cutter existence of bourgeois suburbia. Juli plays the role of Carla, an unsatisfied house wife whose serial infidelity only compounds her depression. Passolini's script attacks the material with fervor and never backs down from reality, making Bliss a highlight (albeit a depressing one) in Juli's filmography. Despite the downer storyline, the sex scenes are all hot featuring a great cast. One of Juli's best scenes is the opener with Tony Tedeschi, who plays her best friend's husband. Set in a compact bathroom, the two screw away while their respective spouses (Tina Tyler & Joel Lawrence) conduct a friendly conversation downstairs. According to Passolini, Juli requested an anal sequence even though it wasn't scripted; once again, she was getting into the scene and wanted to prolong it. To the audience's benefit, Passolini fulfilled her request...and Tony did the honors.
Taking a break from the heavy dramatics of her past few roles, Juli appeared in some lighter projects. In Queen of S.M.U.T. Juli plays the title role, a survivor of a nuclear holocaust, or Survivor of Mankind's Unthinkable Tragedy. Alone at first, she eventually hooks up with a few other survivors whose favorite method of passing time is sex. Juli has a number of scenes, but one of her best is a limo scene with Melanie Stone. Equally pleasant is the closing scene with Juli participating in a three-way with Evan Stone and Keri Windsor.
In one of the more unique adult titles in recent memory, Juli was the focus of VCA's Fantasex title, Being With Juli Ashton. Loosely based on the mainstream film Being John Malkovich, the movie focuses on a portal that leads Steve Hatcher and Chloe into the bodies and minds of people having sex with Juli Ashton. This results in some POV shots during the sex scenes that adds a unique perspective to the usual mix of camera angles. In addition to the unique story, the DVD features a Fantasex option allowing users to interact in a virtual sex session with Juli.
When Juli isn't appearing in movies, she's busy with a number of other business endeavors. She has co-hosted Playboy TV's Night Calls for a few years and continues to enjoy her association with the popular call-in cable program. Juli's also been hard at work behind the scenes with her production company, Ashton View Promotions. She started the company a few years ago, and has since struck a distribution deal with Wicked. Ashton View has released three titles in the "Essentially" series featuring Juli, pal Shayla LaVeaux, and Dee. The future is wide open for Juli as she continues to enjoy success in front of and behind the camera.
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Testosterone Gel Applied to Women With Pituitary Gland Problems
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The principal aim of this study is to evaluate if application of testosterone gel leads to improvement in measures of sexual function, thinking ability and quality of life in women with dysfunction of the pituitary gland. A secondary purpose is to determine the effects of testosterone replacement on body composition and muscle function and strength.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Panhypopituitarism |
Drug: Transdermal Testosterone gel |
Phase 4 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Investigator) Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Physiologic Testosterone Replacement in Women With Hypopituitarism |
- To determine the effects of physiologic testosterone replacement on subjective and objective measures of sexual function, cognitive function and quality of life in women with hypopituitarism [ Time Frame: 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- To determine the effects of physiologic testosterone replacement on fat-free mass, muscle strength, leg power, muscle fatigability, and physical function in women with hypopituitarism. [ Time Frame: 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
Estimated Enrollment: | 160 |
Study Start Date: | July 2003 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | December 2010 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | December 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
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2.0 mg per pump dose. Study patients receive either 2 pumps per thigh per day of transdermal testosterone gel or 2 pumps of placebo per thigh per day for 6 months
Drug: Transdermal Testosterone gel
2.0 mg per pump of transdermal testosterone gel. Study patients receive either 2 pumps of transdermal testosterone gel per thigh per day or they receive 2 pumps per placebo gel per thigh per day for 6 months.
Detailed Description:
Testosterone is the principal male sex hormone but is also present in smaller amounts in women and may be important for their health. Among its likely actions in women are the building of bone and muscle mass, increase in interest in sex (libido) and effects on the mood. Testosterone is commercially available as a hormone replacement therapy for males with an absence or lack of testosterone production. Testosterone for males is mainly given in the form of shots or skin patches which have certain disadvantages such as pain from shots and skin rashes from patches. It is anticipated that this experimental gel application will produce levels of the drug in the normal range in women.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years to 55 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Female |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | Yes |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Women age 18-55
Hypopituitarism with central adrenal and/or gonadal deficiencies. To qualify patients will need to have either 1 or 2 and they need to have 3:
- To diagnose central adrenal deficiency, patients not on glucocorticoid replacement will have an insulin tolerance test (ITT) (patients with cardiovascular disease will be excluded) in which 0.1U/kg of insulin will be given by iv and a peak cortisol value of less than 20ug/dl, associated with a glucose level of less than 40mg/dL will be considered consistent with central adrenal insufficiency. Patients on glucocorticoid replacement will be evaluated by examining their prior workup and if it is determined that they had evidence of central adrenal deficiency, an ITT will not be required to document central adrenal deficiency (an ITT will still be performed to determine GH deficiency).
- To diagnose central gonadal deficiency, patients will be asked if they had amenorrhea or oligomenorrhea prior to estrogen replacement. An FAH of less than 5 MIU/ML will be used to confirm that they have central and not primary gonadal deficiency. In select patients in which the diagnosis of central gonadal deficiency is unclear, we may perform an LHRH stimulation test, in which 100 ug iv of LHRH (Factrel) will be given and a peak LH response of less than 15 MIU/ML will be considered consistent with central gonadotropin insufficiency.
- Serum testosterone level on transdermal estrogen replacement of less than 20 ng/dL or free testosterone of less than 1.5 pg/ml.
- No other significant medical condition
- Weight between 80 and 150% of ideal body weight
- Able to provide informed consent
- All races and ethnicities
- All patients regardless of marital status and relationship status.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Physical disabilities that would prevent them from participating in the study.
- Current use of testosterone or other androgenic steroids. Patients who are taking testosterone, DHEA or other androgen precursors will discontinue these medications/supplements three months prior to the study.
- Significant cardiopulmonary disease (prior myocardial infarction causing ventricular dysfunction, angina, arrhythmias, congestive heart failure, valvular problem), venous thrombotic event (pulmonary embolism or deep vein thrombosis), renal disease (creatinine greater than 1.5 mg/dL), diabetes mellitus on insulin, uncontrolled hypertension, malignancy (other than basal cell skin carcinoma) or major psychiatric disease. Patients with depression or anxiety on a stable dose of medication will be allowed to enroll.
- Current abuse of illicit drugs or heavy ethanol use.
- History of breast cancer or abnormal mammogram at entry. If patients with an abnormal mammogram or PAP smear are appropriately evaluated and found not to have cancer, they will be allowed to participate in the study.
- Those with significant liver function abnormalities defined as SGOT, SGPT or alkaline phosphatase value of greater than one and one-half the upper limit of normal in our Clinical Pathology Laboratory or serum bilirubin levels of greater than 2 mg/dL will be excluded.
- Those with history of hyperandrogenic disorders such as hirsutism and polycystic ovary disease will be excluded. These conditions are rare in women with hypopituitarism. Testosterone administration to these patients may exacerbate the underlying disorder.
- Women who are pregnant, seeking to become pregnant in the next 6 months, or breast-feeding.
- Those who have previously experienced intolerance to other transdermal systems or gels
- Drugs known to alter testosterone production such as megace or ketoconazole.
- Patients with untreated hyperprolactinemia or active Cushing's disease. Patients with treated prolactinoma or Cushing's disease will be allowed to participate in the study.
- Hematocrit of greater than 50%
- Male sex
- Not willing to answer all questions on surveys
- EKG showing ischemia or prior myocardial infarction
- Patients with extensive brain surgery, severe head injury, brain tumors or other conditions that profoundly affect CNS function.
- Patients not willing to be placed on a standardized hormonal replacement regimen including transdermal estrogen and growth hormone.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00144391
Contact: Erik N Zuckerbraun, M.D. | 310.668.8754 | email@example.com | |
Contact: Christian Gastelum, M.D. | 310.668.8754 | firstname.lastname@example.com |
United States, California | |
Charles Drew University of Medicine and Science | Recruiting |
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Principal Investigator: | Theodore C Friedman, M.D., Ph.D. | Charles Drew University of Medicine and Science |
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Responsible Party: | Theodore C. Friedman, M.D.,Ph.D. principal investigator, Charles Drew University of Medicine and Science |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00144391 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | 03-02-511-07, 1U54HD41748-01 |
Study First Received: | September 1, 2005 |
Last Updated: | February 23, 2009 |
Health Authority: | United States: Institutional Review Board |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Methyltestosterone Testosterone Testosterone 17 beta-cypionate Testosterone enanthate Testosterone undecanoate Anabolic Agents Androgens |
Antineoplastic Agents Antineoplastic Agents, Hormonal Hormones Hormones, Hormone Substitutes, and Hormone Antagonists Pharmacologic Actions Physiological Effects of Drugs Therapeutic Uses |
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Update From COP17 for Local Governments
by Don Knapp Nov 29, 2011
The 17th Conference of the Parties (COP17) got under way on Monday in Durban, South Africa, with the hope of moving closer to a global climate agreement. About 12,000 delegates are in attendance, including 200 from local government and municipal associations, including ICLEI. ICLEI, as at previous COPs, is working to ensure that local and subnational governments are appropriately engaged and
empowered in the design and implementation of the global climate agreement. In Durban, we are following up on our hard-won success at COP16 in Cancun, where for the first time local governments were recognized by the UNFCCC as official "government stakeholders" with a seat at the table for negotiations. Ongoing updates from COP17 can be found on ICLEI's Climate Roadmap website. Below is an overview of the key points that ICLEI is advocating for at COP17 (text pulled from ICLEI's Day 1 Daily Briefing from COP17).
Green Strategies for Controlling Stormwater and Combined Sewer Overflows
by Don Knapp Nov 21, 2011
NRDC's new Rooftops to Rivers II report is worth a read for local government staff. From NRDC's website: NRDC's Rooftops to Rivers II provides case studies for 14
geographically diverse cities that are all leaders in employing green
infrastructure solutions to address stormwater challenges --
simultaneously finding beneficial uses for stormwater, reducing
pollution, saving money, and beautifying cityscapes. These cities have
recognized that stormwater, once viewed as a costly nuisance, can be
transformed into a community resource. These cities have determined that
green infrastructure is a more cost effective approach than investing
in "gray," or conventional, infrastructure, such as underground storage
systems and pipes. At the same time, each dollar of investment in green
infrastructure delivers other benefits that conventional infrastructure
cannot, including more flood resilience and, where needed, augmented
local water supply.
Report: Extreme Weather Requires New Level of Preparedness
by Don Knapp Nov 21, 2011
Credit: NASA Extreme weather events are on the rise, and we can expect even more in the future, especially heat waves and heavy precipitation. A new summary report released last week by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) assesses how climate change affects a range of extreme weather events. The takeaway: Better planning and adaptation efforts are essential for all levels of government, especially local governments. This message is underscored by the fact that in 2011 the United States experienced a record 14 weather-related disasters, each causing at least a billion dollars in damage. Many smaller disasters affected communities as well. The IPCC's summary report offers recommendations for policymakers. The complete document, Special Report for Managing the Risks of Extreme Events and Disasters to Advance Climate Change Adaptation (SREX), will be released in early 2012.
Davie, Florida, Leads on Urban Forestry and Sustainable Landscaping
by Don Knapp Nov 17, 2011
Green open space in Davie, FL. Photo credit: bfraz via flickr The Town of Davie, FL, is committed to expanding its community green spaces and protecting natural habitats. About Davie: The Town is located in Broward County in South Florida, and has 90,000 residents. Davie contains lush, rural landscapes and numerous parks, where equestrian activities are popular. Through a range of sustainable practices, Davie is
making its landscapes greener, creating a healthier community overall. The Town's Landscape Department:Sustainable Landscaping
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San Antonio Wins Award for Its Energy Leadership
by Don Knapp Nov 17, 2011
Laurence Doxsey (center), Director of San Antonio's Office of Environmental Policy, accepts the City's award at the CATEE 2011 Conference. Photo credit: Gali Zilbershtein Congratulations to the City of San Antonio for winning the Outstanding Government Organization Award at last week's Clean Air Through Energy Efficiency (CATEE) Conference in Dallas. Since adopting its Mission Verde Sustainability Plan, unveiled by Mayor Julian Castro in 2009 to coordinate efforts toward developing a green economy, San Antonio has achieved great things in energy efficiency and clean energy.
Bellevue Carries a Tune About Green Business
by Don Knapp Nov 16, 2011
Click this image to visit the YouTube page with Bellevue's video. The City of Bellevue, WA, is going the extra mile to make a splash with its newly launched Eastside Green Business Challenge program. The City recruited a local band, Million Dollar Nile, to pen a song pro bono about the Challenge competition. Check out the hummable tune and accompanying YouTube video -- a creative way to spread the word about the program and convey what it's all about. A song that sticks in your head is brilliant branding for a competition that aims to be fun and friendly, in which participants compete to save the most energy, money, and natural resources. Two weeks ago, the City launched the program at a ceremony headlined by Hunter Lovins, an author and renowned "green business icon." Read more about it here. Bellevue is the latest local government to launch a version of ICLEI's Green Business Challenge Program, and we are proud to have helped them get their program off the ground.
Climate Communication for Local Governments: Five New Guidelines
by Don Knapp with Justus Stewart and Patrick Robbins Nov 08, 2011
Photo credit: FEMA There's a time and a place to talk about climate change. The place probably isn't the Thanksgiving table with your uncles and in-laws, or anywhere that discussion could devolve into unfriendly debate. Let's face it: As a topic, climate change is unpopular, polarizing, complex—and an unavoidable part of the national conversation. The local one, too. Without constructive climate communication, local governments' plans and initiatives would never get off the ground. And since we've got so much ground to cover, now is the time to take stock of the most effective communications approaches. What can we learn from the latest psychological and communications research, and the on-the-ground experience of municipal staff? A heck of a lot. "For local governments, climate communication should be thought of as a way to build relationships, not to win a debate or convince people to think the same way," says Brian Holland, ICLEI USA's Climate Programs Director. "You build relationships when you understand your audience and speak to their values and priorities."Five guidelines to help city and county staff and elected officials message climate solutions, science, and local impacts
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Federal Climate Adaptation Progress to Support Local Communities
by Don Knapp Nov 07, 2011
On Oct. 28 the White House Council on Environmental Quality released its Progress Report of the Interagency Climate Change Adaptation Task Force. The new report "outlines the Federal Government's progress in expanding and strengthening the Nation's capacity to better understand, prepare for, and respond to extreme events and other climate change impacts." ICLEI highly recommends that its local government members read this full report. It devotes an entire section to federal adaptation efforts at the community level, and an extensive update on how federal agencies are working to share climate change data with other levels of government. Here are the high points relevant to local governments (text cut and pasted from the report):As Local Efforts Expand, Need for Information Grows
(Read the report for much more detail on how the federal government is working to improve accessibility and coordination of science to support decision making for all levels of government.)
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City of Lewes First to Merge Hazard Mitigation and Climate Adaptation Planning
by Don Knapp Nov 07, 2011
Lewes, Delaware. Photo credit: Lee Cannon via Flickr In August 2011, the City of Lewes, Delaware, approved the first-ever community action plan that combines hazard mitigation and climate adaptation planning processes. The City of Lewes Hazard Mitigation and Climate Adaptation Action Plan was developed with support from ICLEI USA and Delaware Sea Grant, working with city officials, community members, and state, regional, and federal representatives. "The result is the city has a win-win, no-regrets strategy that will
prepare them for their future flood risk no matter what the cause," says
Wendy Carey, coastal processes and coastal hazards specialist with
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Explore Fez, Meknes and the Middle Atlas Fez Meknes and around The Middle Atlas Share High enough into the Middle Atlas to avoid the suffocating dry heat of summer, Sefrou is a good base for some modest walking. Dozens of springs emerge in the hills above the town and a few waterfalls are active for part of the year. Koubba of Sidi Ali Bou Serghine For a relatively easy target, take the road up behind the Ville Nouvelle post office on Boulevard Mohammed V (Rue Sidi Ali Bou Serghine), which divides into a fork after about a kilometre. The right-hand branch leads to a small, deserted French fort, known as the Prioux, and to the koubba of one Sidi Ali Bou Serghine. The views from around here are thrilling: in winter, the snowcapped Mischliffen; in summer, the cedars and holm oaks cresting the ridges to infinity. You can also reach the koubba (and fort) by taking the left fork in the road that splits in front of El Kelâa, a ksar (fortified settlement) that's quite interesting in itself and reached on Rue de la Kelâa, west of the sharp bend in the main road across the Oued Aggaï. The waterfalls Heading up Rue de la Kelâa from the main road and taking the right-hand fork in front of El Kelâa leads to a junction signposted "Cascades", from where a single-lane tarmac road follows the river to a small hydroelectric power station; 250m beyond this, below imposing rocky outcrops, are the waterfalls, at their best in spring. Flash floods regularly wash away the path here, so repair work may bar your access to a pool beneath for a paddle. Read More
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The British Army in Egypt
5 of 11 portraits of Sir John Moore
The British Army in Egypt
by Anthony Cardon, after Philippe Jacques de Loutherbourg
stipple engraving, published 1806
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Artistsback to top
- Anthony Cardon (1772-1813), Engraver and print publisher. Artist associated with 65 portraits.
- Philippe Jacques de Loutherbourg (1740-1812), Painter. Artist associated with 4 portraits, Sitter in 3 portraits.
Sittersback to top
- Sir Ralph Abercromby (1734-1801), General. Sitter in 15 portraits.
- Sir David Baird, 1st Bt (1757-1829), General. Sitter in 4 portraits.
- Eyre Coote (1759-1823), Army officer and colonial administrator. Sitter in 3 portraits.
- John Hely-Hutchinson, 2nd Earl of Donoughmore (1757-1832), General and politician. Sitter associated with 8 portraits.
- Sir John Doyle, Bt (1756-1834), General. Sitter in 5 portraits.
- Edward Finch (1756-1843), General. Sitter in 3 portraits.
- John Hope, 4th Earl of Hopetoun (1765-1823), General. Sitter in 4 portraits.
- John Francis Caradoc (Cradock), 1st Baron Howden (1762-1839), General. Sitter in 6 portraits.
- Robert Lawson (1741-1816), Army officer. Sitter in 3 portraits.
- George James Ludlow, 3rd Earl Ludlow (1758-1842), General. Sitter in 5 portraits.
- Sir John Moore (1761-1809), Lieutenant-General; victor of Corunna. Sitter in 11 portraits.
- Sir Hildebrand Oakes (1754-1822), Lieutenant-General. Sitter in 5 portraits.
- Sir John Stuart (1761-1815), Lieutenant-General. Sitter in 6 portraits.
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The glories of the 1801 campaign against the French in Egypt are recalled in this engraving of 1806, which was probably sold by subscription. Soldiers are shown building a monument to heroism with portraits of the generals involved in the Egyptian campaign and garlands of laurel, symbolising victory. The likenesses were based on paintings by Philip James de Loutherbourg, well known for his popular contemporary battle scenes. At the very top is General Sir Ralph Abercromby who led the campaign and was mortally wounded in a failed French counter-attack. His successor General John Hely-Hutchinson, who forced the French to evacuate Cairo, is also included.