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Senior iOS developer
Belarus - Last active: 3 days ago - Tests: 15 - Portfolio: 15
Software developer for more than ten years. Started my first iOS application back when iOS SDK was introduced. Since then I had explored plenty of dark corners of iOS ecosystem and this really helps me to pick the right tool for the job. I am self-motivated agile worker. Always friendly and proactive in communications which makes me a good team member/leader. I have extended experience with following technologies: Apple native frameworks - from UIKit/Autiolayout and CoreData down to OpenGL, CoreAudio and Accelerate.framework Ad-Hoc app distribution - Testflight, HockeyApp, ; In-House app distribution Project management - JIRA, RedMine Continious integration - TeamCity, Jenkins My code contains best practices, always clean, self-documented, editable, localized and synchronized. Most of UI is in storyboard. I can use any VCS, but git is my favourite one. My experience is not limited by C / Objective-C / Objective-C++ / Swift. I have experience in backend development so it is not secret "where it all comes from" or how to report a bug. oDesk officially recognises me as one of the best mobile developers for the projects I have worked on, my work history and communication skills.
Graphic Designer
Philippines - Last active: 1 day ago - Tests: 11 - Portfolio: 9
I am an independent graphic design professional doing logo and brand identity design including web/app/ui and print design. I started full-time freelance graphic designer in 2005 doing print design works for local small advertising businesses, small entrepreneurs in my province. My work ranges from posters to large print design, packaging/label design and logo design. Few years before 2005, I have also worked as part-time graphic designer for a politician designing campaign posters, banners, computer wallpapers, logo and ID design to it's political party. I am a self-taught designer. I respond well to a challenge and enjoy the rewards of hard work and dedication. I am an undergraduate computer science student - during my college years, I have gained knowledge and skills on HTML and CSS aside from programming languages I used to love. I follow my passion for art, design and love for my work when I begun working online full-time from 2007 doing logo, graphics and web design. I have honed my skills on logo and brand identity over the years. I also do and love painting, which I hope to continue again. Until now, I continue learning design and in the previous years I have worked further on UI design- web and mobile. I have front-end web design/development experience as well as designing mobile app UI for android and IOS devices. https://www.behance.net/bobsagun | http://bobsagun.com
Videographer and voice actor delivers work on time and under budget.
United States - Last active: 7 days ago - Tests: 5 - Portfolio: 12
With over a decade of experience creating video, film, and television projects, I provide excellent service and deliver end products tailored to your needs. The following list of services highlights my skills and result-oriented approach to your project. Video Marketing Integration – Integrating video into online marketing to increase email marketing click-throughs and to enhance website visitor experience. Video Production – Conceiving, writing, and producing marketing videos, news packages, radio commercials, and films. Video Editing – Experience includes internet marketing videos, TV commercials, and news packages. Audio Editing – Experience includes marketing videos, commercial spots for radio, and post-sound film work. Voice Over – Professional VO experience includes internet marketing videos, radio spots, news broadcasts, and narration. Motion graphics – Experience includes marketing videos, and film/TV titles. Graphic Design – Increasing audience/visitor responsiveness by redesigning websites. Logo & Business Card Design – Creating positive and lasting impressions that align with your overall design strategy. Social Media – Increasing audience/customer interaction by integrating social media into marketing.
Data Scientist and R Expert
United States - Last active: 1 day ago - Tests: 7
I have 7 years of experience in data analysis. I'm the Chief Data Scientist and founder of Cabaceo.com, a data science consulting company in Ann Arbor, Michigan, US. I also teach people how to do data science using the R programming language at www.MasterR.org, where you can receive high quality training materials for free. I used to work as an analytic consultant for FICO, where I built scorecard for Picture People to predict customer response rate to their marketing campaigns, which doubled their ROI. I also built customer segmentations for Canadian Tire Bank, which gave the executive team a holistic understanding of their customers for the first time and resulted in a chapter of a book. More recently, I have built a linear regression model to explain the relationship between interest rate of peer-to-peer loans and borrowers' characteristics using data from LendingClub, a two-level clustering-and-randomForest model to predict human physical activities using smartphone data, a logistic regression optimization based on precision and recall, a R-implementation of the cross-sectional regression and quintile-portfolio construction methods published in the Journal of Economic Literature. I have a masters degree in Biostatistics from the University of Michigan and a bachelor's degree in mathematics from New College of Florida. I'm an avid MOOC taker, constantly learning new techniques and tools in data science and machine learning. I took all the courses in data science, statistics and machine learning from Coursera, Udacity and Edx. I respond all my messages in less than 24 hours.
Data Scientist | Software developer | LaTeX expert
Ukraine - Last active: 4 days ago - Tests: 9 - Portfolio: 1
Project-oriented technician in a few fields of expertise: * data analysis: various data processing using few programming languages - Python, R, Wolfram Mathematica, Matlab; * typesetter: bibliography support, complex imagery, complex, multi-line equations and interprocessing data in both LaTeX and MS Word; * software developing: desktop software developing and a distinct programms to get and operate on different data; science software to model asorted physics and math models. Experienced for a 5+ years in all fields. 1+ years of public work on oDesk.
Highly skilled API integrator, PHP (ZF) Coder and Project Manager
Poland - Last active: 1 day ago - Tests: 7 - Portfolio: 6
Goal: Project and develop high quality apps for your success. Profile: OOPHP & Zend coding, IT consulting and business analyst, project coordinator and manager, Other skills: Apache, Bind, SSH, bashscripting, Memcached, Github, Solaris, Oracle, MySQL, Radius, AD, expert knowlegde of many *ux and windows systems Advantage: Project and implementation of many web apps. Most of it projected and developed by myself using Zend Framework, Google API (youtube, gdata), social API (twitter, facebook). Some of it integrated with operating systems or AAA software (radius, ldap). Usually Design Patterns were used (like Template Method, Version of Control, DAO, Dependency Injection, Decorator and so on). Some application built upon a structure of web services (XML, REST, JSON), some using jQuery and AJAX. Tools and technologies: Apache, radius, bind, ldap, Zend Framework, XML, SOAP, Linux, Linux daemons, Memcached, Sockets, REST, JSON, Oracle, MSSQL, MySQL, Design patterns, MVC, SVN, BASH, PHPUnit, Xdebug, Unit testing, Google Youtube API, Google Gdata API, Google Maps API, Facebook API, PayU API
- Business Analysis
- API Development
- Network Security
- Object Oriented Programming (OOP)
- MySQL Administration
- Unix System Administration
- Zend Framework
- Apache administration
- Unix shell
- Windows Administration
- Mail Server Implementation
- Microsoft Small Business Server Administration
- Oracle Application Server
- PostgreSQL Administration
- Oracle PL/SQL
- LAMP Administration
- Database Administration
- Network Administration
- Solaris Administration
- phpMyAdmin
- Database design
- database programming
- Oracle database
- JavaScript
- jQuery
- Mootools
- Java
- Swing
- Bash
- Symfony
- openSUSE
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- Avid Pro Tools
- Audacity
- IPsec
- Firewall
- Custom CMS
- Voice Talent
- Teaching Physics
- Teaching Mathematics
- Quantitative Analysis
- Data Analytics
- Fraud Analysis
- technical analysis
- System Automation
- Systems Development
- Operating Systems Development
- Linux System Administration
- Investigative Reporting
- Load Balancing
- Memcached
Game/Software Developer
Russia - Last active: 10 days ago - Tests: 5 - Portfolio: 10
I'm an experienced game and software developer. I began from making 2d mobile games of different genres from kids books to classic platformers and side-scroll shooters. Then I worked at Unigine (unigine.com) on astonishing universal real-time 3D engine for games and simulations. I've worked on naval strategy game Oil Rush (oilrush-game.com) that came out for PC, Mac, Linux, iOS and Android. I've also worked on Valley Benchmark which apple uses to benchmark it's devices (unigine.com/products/valley) and other products of Unigine. Now I'm working on an iOS client for an amazing marketplace. I'm found of writing perfect code, solving challenging tasks and creating high-quality products. :) Key skills: - c++; - objective-c; - c#; - java; - uikit - opengl; - unity - cocos2d; - cocos2d-x; - box2d; - unigine; - unigine script; - flash, actionscript; - svn, hg, git; - scons; - python; - vim, xcode, appcode, visual studio;
Senior Software Localizer / e-commerce specialist
Denmark - Last active: 1 day ago - Tests: 7 - Portfolio: 1
Localization Experience: I have been working in the localization business since 1994, and I have experience from all areas in localization as I have worked as software localizer, localization engineer, testing and engineering manager, and project manager in a large localization agency, and I have been involved in both localization and internationalization projects at a large Danish software company as well. Self-employed: In 2001 I started word gallery togehter with my partner. Services: * Translation and localization services related to IT. English to Danish translation. * Linguistic services including quality assurance, creating style guides and glossaries * Online marketing services like keyword research, ad translation, content creation * Experience in SEO and CRO - we have been involved in a number of webshops and know the importance of well-written content with focus on driving traffic and converting visitors to customers. CAT Tools / Translation Tools / Localization Tools: * Microsoft LocStudio * Microsoft Helium * Microsoft LEAF * Smartling * Google Translator Toolkit * Lionbridge Translation Workbench / Geoworkz * Catalyst * memoQ
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Drupal / PHP expert
Russia - Last active: 12 hours ago - Tests: 4
Over 8000 hours on oDesk (only Drupal related). Highly motivated, goal-oriented, hands-on senior software engineer with extensive technical skills and over 15 years of experience in software development. - Expert knowledge of Drupal CMS; - In-depth knowledge of systems architecture and software design methodologies; - 10+ years of experience in web application development using PHP; - Extensive experience in relational database management systems, mainly with MySQL; - Experience in Linux systems administration; - Strong understanding of networking/Internet protocols and formats; - Experience in architecting, implementing and maintaining full-text search platforms;
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Italian Translator and Localization Consultant
Peru - Last active: 1 day ago - Tests: 16 - Portfolio: 1
Born and raised in Italy. All schools attended in Italy. Resident of Italy for 38 years. 19 years of experience in localization. More than 5 million words translated into Italian. I am Italian translator and language lead specialising in the localization of software, web sites, apps and videos. Passionate about IT, technology and languages, I use my expertise to create a compelling and engaging experience for Italian users. I am an expert users of several CAT tools and productivity enhancing applications.


text: So for my birthday today, Daniel and I went out and played both Freeman Lake and Muldraugh and boy we sure had a good time. Last time we played Freeman Lake, the baskets were in the opposite positions than they were today, so it was fun getting to play an almost completely different course. It was pretty humid, but we did pack plenty of water to stay sufficiently hydrated. I kind of played average and never really had a great hole, but that had a lot to do with my putting being off. Overall though, we had a fantastic time and both courses were brilliant. Yay Disc Golf!

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Wow, it felt like an ace
Threw a back hand roller up the hill (I'm a lefty) which went pretty far up the hill to the left. Threw a rock to the other side of the hill and then threw a champion rock in from about 200 feet. I thought it was long and as I was picking up my disc I heard a solid ching. It definitely made my day to say the least. Russ, Sparrow, and Larry were there. I am ate up with this game!!


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Sunday is market day on Everett waterfront
Shoppers, vendors praise Everett Farmers Market
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Joseph Rojas, 12, and cousin Daniel Mendez, 14, bag vegetables harvested from their grandparents' farm at the Everett Farmers Market on Sunday. The farm, Carmen Gardens, is located in Sedro-Woolley and sells produce every Sunday at the market.
Annie Mulligan / For The Herald
Shoppers Sharon Freeman, Hazel Southard and Connie Castruita pick out treats from Whidbey Sweets and Desserts, a market-only bakery. The long-time friends are enjoying the Everett Farmers Market for the first time this summer.
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Annie Schmidt, 19, sells blueberries alongside her grandfather Sunday in the Schmidt Blueberries booth at the Everett Farmers Market.
Annie Mulligan / For The Herald
Three-year-old Mason McNallie picks out a bouquet of flowers for his mother from Bee Garden Sunday at the Everett Farmers Market. Mason attended the market with his grandmother Kerry McNallie of Lake Stevens.
The cool morning air off the bay makes it a great place to sip hot coffee or grab a croissant for breakfast from the Snohomish Bakery stand.
Some people sit at tables along the marina. Others charge madly across the open-air market looking for their favorite farmer before the good lettuce is all gone. Most stroll, checking out what's available before pulling out their wallets for flower bouquets, produce, baked goods, cheese, honey, crafts and seafood.
On Sunday, Judi Carr, 75, of Everett came looking for blueberries.
"I was going to try U-pick farm, but this is so much easier," Carr said. "What I don't eat with ice cream, I will freeze for the winter."
Annie Schmidt, 19, has been selling blueberries for her grandfather for about half her life. Schmidt's Blueberry Farm is northwest of Marysville.
A graduate of Archbishop Murphy High School, Schmidt is a Washington State University student. Selling the berries helps her pay for tuition.
"I like selling at the Everett market," she said. "People are so friendly and I love looking at all the authentic food available to shoppers here."
The Everett Farmers Market is celebrating its 20th anniversary season, said manager Karen Erickson.
The market's vendors include about 33 farms of various sizes from a four-county region and a few from Eastern Washington, Erickson said.
Currently, the market has a program to encourage people to bring their own bags from home. The market shares shopping bags donated by other shoppers.
"It would be nice if we didn't have single-use plastic bags at the market anymore," Erickson said. "We also have a token program for people with food stamp cards or people with debit cards. You buy tokens to spend with the vendors."
Erickson said one of her favorite farmers is Gaspar Rojas, who lives on his five-acre farm near Sedro-Woolley. He and his family run Carmen Garden, named for his wife, Carmen Martinez Rojas.
"For us, Everett is the best market. It's far better than Oak Harbor and Mount Vernon," he said.
Three generations work together at the Carmen Garden stand selling lettuce, beets, carrots, onions, peas and squash.
Rojas' daughter, Betty Rojas, 24, of Everett, waits on customers along with her nephews, Joseph Rojas, 11, a student at Eisenhower Middle School, and Daniel Mendez, 14, a student at Cascade High School.
"We like working together," Daniel said.
Everett artist Barbara Freeman loves eating and painting vegetables, and often makes Carmen Garden her first stop at the market.
"We just got back from a trip and our fridge needs to be filled," Freeman said, showing off her stuffed shopping bag. Her husband likes the market, too.
"The Rojas family grows beautiful food," Wayne Freeman said. "The Everett Farmers Market is fun, and you can't ask for a better setting along the water."
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Berrick Barnes and Adam Ashley-Cooper will take no further part in the Rugby Championship due to injuries sustained in Australia's recent loss to South Africa.
Barnes suffered a punctured lung while Ashley-Cooper was taken to hospital following a heavy head knock. It was later confirmed that Ashley-Cooper had suffered a concussion, and he along with Barnes will travel home to Australia.
There is also doubt over winger Digby Ioane (knee), No 8 Radike Samo (shoulder) and hooker Tatafu Polota-Nau (neck/shoulder).
The Wallabies have called up lock Cadeyrn Neville and back Luke Morahan as cover for their final Rugby Championship Test against Argentina.


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- Pituitary insufficiency
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hormones made by the pituitary gland. The pituitary gland normally makes several hormones (including growth hormone, thyroid stimulating hormone, adrenocorticotropic hormone, prolactin, follicle stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone, vasopressin, and oxytocin). These hormones are important for directing body growth and development, and for regulating blood pressure and metabolism. Symptoms of this condition vary and depend on which hormones are affected. Treatment depends on the cause of this condition; once the cause is corrected, medication (hormone replacement therapy) must be taken to provide the body with the normal amount of hormones.[1]Hypopituitarism occurs when the body has low levels of certain
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Doc Brown wrote:Texas Lakers Fan wrote:The Rock wrote:Apparently we signed him for like $1.4 mil of the mini MLE which means we still have about $1.7 mil remaining in the rest of the mini MLE. Whos next, Delfino
I think we're done making moves.
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Thomas O. Might, Chief Executive Officer of Cable ONE, joined The Washington Post in 1978 as assistant to publisher Donald Graham, after a business internship in the summer of 1977. He was promoted to Vice President-Production in 1982 and served in that position until 1987, when he became Vice President-Production and Marketing. In 1991, Might was named Vice President-Advertising Sales.
In 1993, Might was promoted to President and Chief Operating Officer of Post-Newsweek Cable, The Washington Post Company's cable television division, assuming responsibility for all of the company's cable systems. He became President and Chief Executive Officer in 1994. In June 1997, Might changed the name of Post-Newsweek Cable to Cable ONE.
Might currently serves on the board of the American Cable Association and the board of C-SPAN.
Might was as a Combat Engineer Officer in the United States Army from 1972 to 1976. He holds a BS in Industrial Engineering from Georgia Tech and an MBA from the Harvard Business School.
Julie Laulis is President and Chief Operating Officer for Cable ONE. Laulis oversees the company's day-to-day operations, as well as providing leadership for sales, marketing, and technology.
Laulis joined Cable ONE in 1999 as Director of Marketing-NW Division. In 2001, she was named Vice President of Operations for the SW Division, where she was responsible for overall operations of 14 systems, representing approximately 130,000 customers. In 2004, she accepted the additional responsibility for starting up Cable ONE's Phoenix Customer Care Center. Laulis was named Chief Operations Officer in 2008, responsible for the company's three operation divisions and two call centers. In 2012, Laulis was named Chief Operating Officer, adding sales, marketing, and technology to her responsibilities. In 2014 Laulis was promoted to President and Chief Operating Officer of Cable ONE.
Prior to joining Cable ONE, Laulis was with Jones Communications in the Washington, DC area, joining as Marketing Manager. She became Director of Marketing in Jones' Denver headquarters and returned to the DC area as Senior Director of Marketing when Jones became the largest cable operator in the region. Her more than 10-year tenure ended when Jones was purchased by Comcast in 1999. Laulis began her 30-year career in the cable industry with Hauser Communications. She joined as a customer service representative, and later became training coordinator, customer service manager, and then marketing manager.
Laulis graduated cum laude from Indiana University in Bloomington with a bachelor's degree in Telecommunications. She attended the Woman in Cable Television Betsy Magness Leadership Institute in 1998-1999, and graduated from the Program for Management Development at the Harvard Business School in 2002. In 2004 she returned to Harvard to study Business Strategy, and has helped lead Cable ONE's strategic planning since that time.
Throughout her career, Laulis has served in leadership positions for a variety of industry and community organizations, including: Vice President of the Washington/Baltimore Cable Marketing Council; Treasurer of Women in Cable and Telecommunications, DC Chapter; Board Member of the Colorado Cable TV Association; Secretary and Vice President of Women in Cable Television NM-AZ Chapter; and on the Women's Leadership Council - Valley of the Sun United Way. In addition, Cable FAX Magazine has named Laulis one of the Most Powerful Women in Cable for the past five years running.
Stephen A. Fox (Steve) is Senior Vice President, Chief Technology Officer at Cable ONE. He started his career in 1988 as a programmer/operator for Cable ONE (formerly Post-Newsweek Cable). Current areas of responsibility include information technology, engineering, digital video service, high-speed Internet service, and telephone service.
Fox holds a BS in Computer Information Systems from DeVry Institute of Technology. In 2000, he graduated from the Program for Management Development at the Harvard Business School.
Alan Silverman is Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Director of Administration, and Secretary of Cable ONE. He joined The Washington Post Company in 1984 and has been with the Cable Division since 1986.
Silverman holds a B.A. from Hamilton College (Clinton, NY), a law degree from the University of Pennsylvania Law School, and an MBA from The Wharton School.
Michael E. Bowker (Mike) is Senior Vice President, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer for Cable ONE. He is responsible for sales and marketing strategy and all aspects of sales activity throughout Cable ONE, including advertising sales, residential sales, and commercial sales.
Bowker joined Cable ONE in 1999 as Advertising Regional Sales Manager. He is a member of the team that successfully launched the commercial sales division and the residential inbound sales call center. Bowker was named Vice President of Sales in 2012, and was promoted to Senior Vice President, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer in 2014.
Prior to joining Cable ONE, Bowker was with AT&T Media Services and TCI Cable, where he served in various sales management positions.
Bowker is a member of the board of directors for the Cable Advertising Bureau (CAB) and serves on the Nominating Committee.
A native of Boise, Idaho, Bowker holds a bachelor's degree in Communication from Boise State University and is a graduate of the Stanford Executive Program at the Graduate School of Business at Stanford University.
Kevin Coyle is Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at Cable ONE. He is responsible for overseeing accounting, reporting, finance, and investor relations activities.
Coyle has more than 30 years of financial and operations experience, specializing in strategic planning, business development, investor relations, and mergers and acquisitions. Before joining Cable ONE, he served as CFO of Elauwit Networks, Inc., a large private cable operator serving the student housing community. Prior to that, Coyle served as the CEO of Ygnition Networks, Inc., a national private cable operator serving the multifamily arena. Coyle functioned as Group Vice President and CFO at Jones Intercable for more than a decade until it was sold to Comcast Communications.
In the past five years, he has performed strategic planning for Charter Communications and Comcast Communications in their Multi-Dwelling Unit (MDU) and business sales areas.
Coyle holds a bachelor's degree in Finance from Villanova University and an MBA from Drexel University.
Mitch Bland is a Vice President of Cable ONE and head of the company's Central Division. He is based at the company's Phoenix headquarters and is responsible for 17 cable television systems, serving more than 250,000 customers in Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, North and South Dakota.
A 30-year veteran of Cable ONE, Bland began his cable career in 1983 as General Manager for the company in its Gulfport, Mississippi system. He subsequently ran the systems for Cable ONE in Santa Rosa, California and Highland Park, Illinois.
Bland moved to Phoenix in 1997 as Business Director for the Southwest Division and became head of the Nor-West Division in 1998. In 2009, Bland assumed responsibility for Cable ONE's Central Division. As head of the division, Bland oversees all of the daily operations of the properties including personnel, marketing, operations, capital expenditures, governmental relations, and accounting. Bland was also responsible for the company's successful acquisition and integration of its Idaho systems from what was then AT&T.
Originally from Kansas City, Missouri, Bland holds a BS in Economics from the Wharton School of Finance and an MBA from the University of Virginia's Darden School.
Michelle Cameron is a Vice President of Cable ONE and head of the company's Southeast Division. She is based at the company's Phoenix headquarters and is responsible for the overall operations of 13 cable television systems in Alabama, Texas, Mississippi, and Tennessee.
A 27-year veteran in the cable industry, Cameron began her career in Sales and Marketing at Time Warner Cable. She later moved to Operations as a Customer Service Manager, and then Call Center Operations Management. Cameron also served as General Manager in Nebraska and Idaho with significant experiences in state and local government affairs.
Cameron is the past president of the Idaho Cable Association, past treasurer of the Nebraska Cable Association, treasurer of the Idaho Red Cross, and regional director for Idaho Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve.
Cameron holds a bachelor's degree in Business from the University of Maryland. She is also a graduate of the Stanford Executive Program at the Graduate School of Business at Stanford University, the Women in Cable Television Betsy Magness Leadership Institute, and the George Washington University Graduate School of Political Management CTPAA Public Affairs Institute.
Aldo Casartelli is Vice President of ISP for Cable ONE. He is responsible for long range HSD product planning, its strategic evolution, and oversight of all HSD execution.
Casartelli joined Cable ONE in 1990, and has held several positions in operations, marketing, and technology. In 1998, he founded Cable ONE's Internet product and led the product's rapid and successful growth until 2009, at which time it was being purchased by more than half of the company's customers. During this time he had oversight of all aspects of the product, including engineering, support, and product design. In 2009, as Vice President of Customer Experience, he helped champion new approaches to service design and operational efficiency. In 2013, Casartelli was named Vice President, New Products and Business development, with the responsibility of identifying and developing new products, emerging technologies, and business opportunities. In 2014, he was promoted to Vice President, ISP.
Casartelli began his 32-year cable career with a small, but rapidly expanding cable operator in Arizona. He worked as a customer service agent before advancing into management and executive roles.
Casartelli holds a bachelor's degree in Broadcasting from the Arizona State University Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication where he graduated Magna Cum Laude, and an MBA from Arizona State University.
Pat Dolohanty is Vice President and Treasurer for Cable ONE. He is responsible for all of the company's accounting functions, as well as overseeing Purchasing.
Dolohanty joined Cable ONE (formerly Post-Newsweek Cable) in 1987 as the Controller. He was promoted to Vice President/Treasurer in 1992.
Prior to joining Cable ONE, Dolohanty was with the accounting firm of Plante and Moran. He later transitioned into the cable industry in 1982 with Capital Cities Cable (which was purchased by The Washington Post Company in 1986), where he served as a Revenue Supervisor, then created and managed their Self-Assessment Department. Dolohanty later joined The Washington Post as an Audit Manager when Capital Cities Cable was purchased by The Washington Post Company.
Dolohanty has been a member of the NCTA Finance and Operations Committee for more than 15 years. In 2010 he was elected into the AZ-NM Cable Communications Association Pioneer Hall of Fame.
A native of Wisconsin, Dolohanty holds a bachelor's degree in Accounting from Michigan State University and is a Certified Public Accountant. In 2005 he graduated from the Program for Management Development at the Harvard Business School.
Joseph J. Felbab (Joe) is Vice President of Marketing for Cable ONE. Felbab joined Cable ONE in 2010 and is responsible for all residential and business marketing, including brand advertising, marketing communications, customer acquisition, customer retention, product management, marketing research, public relations, website management, and Internet marketing.
Felbab has more than 25 years of experience in the cable TV, newspaper, packaged goods, and advertising agency industries. Prior to joining Cable ONE, he was Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Time Warner Cable, responsible for their Los Angeles region.
Felbab has held diverse sales and marketing positions at various consumer product companies, including Senior Vice President of Consulting and Client Service at Information Resources Company; Director of Sales & Marketing at the Orange County Register; Vice President of Marketing at Con Agra Foods; and various account service positions at Bozell Advertising in Chicago.
Felbab holds a bachelor's degree in Business with a minor in Music from Western Illinois University, and an MBA from Northern Illinois University.
John Gosch is a Vice President of Cable ONE and head of the company's West Division. He is based at the company's Phoenix headquarters and is responsible for the overall operations of 13 cable television systems in Arizona, Idaho, and New Mexico.
Gosch began his career in the cable industry in 1978 as an accounting manager for Cablecom-General, the company that eventually became Cable ONE. He moved from Denver to Detroit when the company was acquired by Capital Cities Cable and took on additional responsibilities in financial analysis and reporting in the accounting department.
Gosch then transferred to Phoenix in his first divisional role as a business division manager, when The Washington Post acquired the cable division from Capital Cities Communications. He then spent nine years in Santa Rosa, California as general manager for the second largest cable operation at the time. Gosch later transferred back to Phoenix when he was promoted to Vice President. Before joining the cable television business, Gosch worked in the business office for a Denver-based YMCA.
Gosch holds a BS in Business Management and Accounting from Brigham Young University and he is a graduate of the Stanford Executive Program.
James J. Hannan (Jim) is Vice President of Engineering and Construction for Cable ONE. Hannan joined Cable ONE in 2003 and is responsible for the quality, reliability, and capacity of Cable ONE's HFC Network from (and including) the Headend to the customer, and design through construction and certification, including architecture, standards, equipment selection, tools, and maintenance practices.
A 34-year veteran of the communications industry, Hannan has led the development and deployment of cutting-edge broadband technologies domestically and abroad for most of his career. His early experience includes interactive QUBE services with Warner Cable in the late 70's and early 80's. He led the engineering and technology efforts of Times Mirror Cable Television for 10 years during the explosion of bandwidth, fiber optics, and addressability.
In the mid 90's, Hannan joined Continental Cablevision in Australia, where he led the world's first national-in-scope, commercial deployment of voice, video and high-speed data services on an integrated Hybrid Fiber/Coax system. He then leveraged the learnings from this successful effort into the U.S. while managing MediaOne's National Program Office.
Hannan then joined Sprint to lead the engineering, build-out, and ongoing technical operations of Sprint's industry first fixed wireless high speed data/voice network, passing nearly 20 million households and small businesses.
A native of Shoreham, NY, Hannan holds a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from SUNY at Stony Brook.
Eric Lardy is Vice President of Finance and Strategy for Cable ONE. He is responsible for oversight of the Finance and Strategy teams, including budgeting, forecasting, and strategic planning and analysis.
A 17-year veteran in the cable industry, Lardy joined Cable ONE as a Pay-Per-View Manager in the Fargo, ND cable system. He was later promoted to Internet Business Manager, launching dial-up and high-speed broadband services. Eric relocated several times and held a variety of positions in Marketing, Operations, and system General Management before being promoted to Director of New Products and Service Projects in 2012.
Lardy has bachelor's degrees in Marketing and International Business from Minnesota State University and an MBA from Arizona State University.
Chip McDonald is Vice President of Customer Service Operations for Cable ONE. He is responsible for the oversight of call center and field operations from the perspective of customer service, demand planning, staffing, and process improvement.
McDonald joined Cable ONE in 2008 as an Industrial Engineer. He has more than 15 years of process improvement experience in both manufacturing and customer service, and leads the Operations team with quantitative and strategic approaches to improve quality and reduce costs with the goal of providing world-class customer service to all Cable ONE customers.
Prior to joining Cable ONE, McDonald worked as a Sr. Process Engineer for Three-Five Systems and Brillian Corp.
An Arizona native, McDonald holds a bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering from Arizona State University, and a Six Sigma Black Belt from the Institute of Industrial Engineers.
Kishore Reddy is Vice President of Product Development and Support at Cable ONE. His responsibilities include product roadmaps, development, support, vendor management and infrastructure management for residential and commercial video, broadband, and voice services. He joined Cable ONE in 2004 as Director of Voice Services. In that role, he led the creation and launch of the Cable ONE phone product.
Reddy has more than 20 years of experience in the communications industry, covering all vertical markets and components of the network and back-office infrastructure. With significant experience as both a service provider and a vendor, and in both business and technical capacities, he has brought multiple products from conceptual to successful operating stages.
Prior to joining Cable ONE, Reddy held diverse product management and technology roles at companies including Convergys, AT&T, and General Electric Medical Systems.
Reddy holds a bachelor's degree in Computer Science & Engineering from SVU College of Engineering, a master's degree in Computer Science & Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai, and an MBA from the University of Cincinnati.
Janiece St. Cyr is Vice President of Human Resources for Cable ONE. She is responsible for the Payroll/Benefits Department and the Human Resources Department, as well as creating and implementing company policies that promote Cable ONE's culture.
St. Cyr moved to Phoenix in 1986 for the opportunity to join the cable television industry and Cable ONE (formerly Post-Newsweek Cable). She was promoted to Vice President of Human Resources in 1999.
Prior to joining Cable One, St. Cyr worked in California for Trico Industries in a variety of positions, including Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, Payroll Supervisor and Fixed Assets Accountant.
St. Cyr is a member of the Society for Human Resources Management (SHRM); Cable and Telecommunications Human Resources Association (CTHRA); and Women in Cable Telecommunications (WICT).
A native of Los Angeles, California, St. Cyr holds a bachelor's degree in Management from Western International University, a master's degree in Human Resources from Ottawa University, and is a Certified Achieve Global Trainer. She is also a graduate of the Woman in Cable Television Betsy Magness Leadership Institute.
Cary Westmark is Vice President of Information Technology at Cable ONE. His responsibilities include providing leadership and direction for server/storage infrastructure, application development, data management and reporting, telecom, and service desk.
Westmark has more than 25 years of experience in information technology, covering many vertical markets including retail, hospitality, energy, aerospace, and technology outsourcing services. Prior to joining Cable ONE in 2013, he held leadership positions with Troon Golf, Osage, E-Comm, Tosco, and Circle K Stores.
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martin the last name is Ohlman and that was a Champion Sidewinder that went into 15's baskets. No skip.
martin the last name is Ohlman and that was a Champion Sidewinder that went into 15's baskets. No skip.
my bad not sure why i never wrote your whole name - that was a great ace - one of the few ever done
Got my first one at CV today. Number 10 with a CFR Destroyer.
All I need is some tasty waves and a cool buzz and I'm all right.
I backhand as a hobby, I putt to pay the bills.
Great shot Wyatt!
those first aces on the course are the best good shot wyatt
playing doubles with jerry collis, brennan doyle, and brian pait - aced hole 2 at CV -
i'm claiming the first ace on the hole any other takers
threw a champ boss - was surely going ob - but then there was that perfect delayed crash into the chains
3 on 18 last week. destroyer to ditch line. stingray at top pine tree by parking road turned over and glided down fairway. stayed in bounds approx 8" from road. 20 foot put for three from long pad.
Michael got hole one today at CV with a Wolf.
YEAAAAAAAH!!!! This is J.D and i aced hole 5 at charlie vetiner today 7-26-09
with a blue striker now a need a new one lol
congrats great ace to get
I have a brand new one never thrown before I got from the Bowling Green AMs I will trade for something.Originally Posted by J.D22
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Offensive Woes Continue as Women's Volleyball Gets Swept in League Opener at Belmont Abbey
September 14, 2012
BELMONT, N.C. - The early season struggles continued for the Pfeiffer University women's volleyball on Friday night as host Belmont Abbey picked up a 3-0 (25-17, 25-13, 25-11) sweep in the 2012 Conference Carolinas opener inside the Wheeler Center. The Crusaders advance to 9-2 overall, 1-0 in league play while the Lady Falcons fall to 1-7, 0-1.
Belmont Abbey was led by Hannah Schellenberg's match-high 14 kills, .500 hitting percentage and team-high 13 digs. Kay Schellenberg dished out 37 assists as the Crusaders hit .293 as a team.
Milana Mervosh led the Lady Falcons with seven kills on the night followed by Jessica Homrich's four. Pfeiffer connected on just 18 kills in the match while racking up 19 attack errors.
Pfeiffer quickly gets back to league action on Saturday traveling to Coker for a 2:00 p.m. matchup with the Cobras. Live stats and video will be available through http://www.gofalconsports.com.


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J Grant Thomson MD, FRCS, FACS
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Biographical Info
Dr. J. Grant Thomson, a Board-Certified Hand Surgeon and a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon, is deeply interested in helping children and adults with congenital and acquired hand and upper extremity issues, and individuals whose bodies have been changed by cancer treatment. Dr. Thomson earned his medical degree from McGill University in 1983. He specializes in hand, wrist, and upper extremity surgery.
Dr. Thomson's special interests include endoscopic carpal tunnel release, trigger finger treatment, Dupuytren's contracture, arthritic hand reconstruction, brachial plexus reconstruction, peripheral nerve surgery, occupational disorders of the upper extremity, and trauma-related pain. His clinical practice also includes reconstructive microsurgery. He uses his expertise to reach across borders to children and adults in developing countries.
Since 1998, Dr. Thomson has been leading groups of professionals on volunteer surgical expeditions, and these teams have affected the lives of over 800 individuals. His research interests include flap physiology, microsurgery, tendon repair, and breast reconstruction.
Patient Care
Please call 203.737.5130 to contact Dr. Thomson.
International Activity
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Nicaragua; Honduras(1998)
Since 1998 Dr Thomson has been leading a group of professionals to Honduras to perform hand surgery on children and adults with congenital and acquired hand problems. The team includes plastic and orthopedic surgeons, anesthesiologists, nurses, a pediatrician, and a hand therapist. The team brings all the necessary equipment and supplies. The humanitarian effort is funded entirely by donated funds. Over 15 years, the team has operated on over 1000 individuals in Honduras. In 2014, the team visited a new site in Managua, Nicaragua, and plans to return there in 2015.
Education & Training
- McGill University (1983)
- Resident
- Montreal General Hospital, Canada, General Surgery
- Resident
- McGill University/Montreal General Hospital, Canada, Plastic Surgery
- Fellow
- Washington University/Barnes Hospital, St. Louis, MO, Hand and Microsurgery
- Research Fellow
- Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, Canada, Microsurgical Research Laboratories
- Board Certification
- Hand Surgery, Board Certified (1994)
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Physical Characteristics
Breed Group:
The Affenpinscher belongs to the Toy Dog group.
The Affenpinscher weighs approximately 7-8 lbs or 3-3.5 kg.
With a height ranging from 9.5 to 11.5 in. (24 to 29 cm), the Affenpinscher has a compact, square appearance.
Color(s):The Affenpinscher comes in a variety of colors, with black being most common, as well as grey, silver, red, black and tan or beige. Black coats can have a rusty tinge, while red coats can range from brownish red to tan.
The Affenpinscher's rough coat is dense and wiry-haired with a one-inch length. Their shaggy hair that requires weekly combing offers some protection from vermin and weather conditions.
Character: Although the Affenpinscher is compact, it is an active and tough dog. Historically, this dog's agility made it ideal for catching and killing rodents in Europe.
Country of Origin: Germany is often cited as the original home of the Affenpinscher. However, there is a hint of obscurity about its exact origins.
In 17th-century Central Europe, the Affenpinscher killed rats in stables and mice in homes. This breed may have been the progenitor of wire-coated toys. This playful pet also played a role as lapdogs in family homes.
Name: The German "Affen" means monkey, and "Pinscher" means terrier. The French also call the Affenpinscher "Diablotin moustachu" or moustached little devil.
Temperament: The monkey-like characteristics of this dog that can climb can be delightful. The Affenpinscher likes to keep busy and show affection. This curious and inquisitive playmate can also be stubborn and territorial with food and toys. Although the Affenpinscher is usually quiet, it does like to bark and act as a watchdog if put on the defensive.
Training:Housebreaking an Affenpinscher may be a problem. Consistent, firm training and perhaps a variety of training for this pet may be in order.
Activity:The Affenpinscher requires supervision and can be easily injured, perhaps seriously or fatally. Indoor games and yard activities coupled with short walks on a leash are great exercise for this breed. Do not let this pet live outside. Comb its coat two or three times per week.
Ownership:With its affectionate and lively nature, the Affenpinscher can be a fine family pet. Be aware that its territorial and sometimes manipulative nature would not be suited to small children. The Affenpinscher can be a playful and entertaining addition with a lifespan of 14-15 years.
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Support Home > Offshore Navigator: Version 5.08 Software Update
Offshore Navigator Update
This download will update all previous versions of Offshore Navigator to version 5.08. We are proud to provide this free software update to all of our Offshore Navigator customers who have version 5.0 or later.
*This download is 32 bit compatible only, for 64 bit users see below for ordering a new Installer.
What's New...
The major new features include support for many Garmin GPS units. Please note that a separate download is required for Garmin USB GPS support.
What's Fixed...
This release corrects an instance where the application can fail unexpectedly while receiving satellite status info from NMEA GPS units. It also corrects problems loading and displaying certain charts created by NDI, the producer of Canadian nautical charts. Finally, there are many minor fixes and improvements that increase the reliability and usability of the application.
English-Language Editions ONLY
Please note that this update is NOT for use with the non-English language editions of Offshore Navigator (French, German, Italian, or Spanish.) Please contact the Maptech distributor in your country for the 5.07d update in that language.
Rebuilding The List
In some cases, you may need to "Rebuild" your chart list in order to activate your charts, or to take advantage of corrected tidal displays. If you are missing charts, or can not view tidal information after you have installed this update, open the Chart List, select Advanced Chart Management, and press Rebuild.
Additional Updates for Specific GPS Units
In addition to this patch, there are a whole family of Garmin USB GPS units that are now compatible with this Navigation software. Click here for more details.
Microsoft Windows Vista & 7
Unlike previous editions, Offshore Navigator 5.08 will install and operate under Microsoft Windows Vista and 7. However, it is not fully "Vista Compatible" - that is, it was not designed to use all of the features and requirements imposed by the new operating system. For example, the Tide and Currents documents (containing the tables, not the dynamic graphs) as well as the Coast Pilot pages and Light Lists are in a ".hlp" format that has been discontinued by Microsoft. Click here for a download to add .hlp compatibility to Microsoft Windows Vista and 7.
How To Install
Click the link below. In most instances, your web browser will ask if the file should be Opened, or Saved to your computer. Choose Save, then select a location to Save the downloaded file In. If you are unfamiliar with downloading and applying software patches, we recommend choosing your "Desktop"; select Save In, Desktop and press Save. Once the download completes, double-click the downloaded application that appears on your Desktop. This will apply the download to your Maptech installation. Once that process is completed, you may run your Maptech application and (once working) delete the download from your Desktop.
Please note: Do NOT save this update in the same folder as your existing Maptech application. Doing so will corrupt your installation, requiring a complete re-install to correct.
Update CD Available
You can order this update on CD-ROM for $49.95 by calling us at 978-834-9953. The CD edition can be used to update early (pre-5.0) versions of Offshore Navigator, and will also install the Tides & Currents for this year.
Release History
5.07 - 04/15/2005 - 5.07 Initial Release
5.07c - 01/18/2006 - New release with patches and 2006 US/NOAA Tide Data
5.07d - 06/09/2006 - New release with patches and 2007 US/NOAA Tide Data
5.08 - 02/21/2007 - 5.08 Initial Release
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OXFORD, Ohio - In Miami's second exhibition game of the spring season, Big Ten foe Indiana came away with a 2-1 win Saturday at Miami Soccer Field as the Hoosiers broke a 1-1 tie with a late goal.
Despite the final score, Miami competed with Indiana the entire game. The team's aggressive play addressed head coach Bobby Kramig's concern about attitude when playing big name teams, something that troubled Miami in last fall's second-round NCAA Tournament game against Duke.
"The thing that I was most pleased about with Indiana, and the goal of the game against Indiana, was for us to go at them, to really assert ourselves, and I thought we did that," Kramig said.
Indiana took the 1-0 lead on a failed clear of a corner kick for the first score of the game in the 33rd minute. A scramble by Miami to clear the corner was sent to the foot of an Indiana attacker at the top corner of the 18. She rocketed a shot to the far post past the reach of redshirt sophomore keeper Allison Norenberg.
The RedHawks ended the half down, 1-0, but returned to the field with a strong attacking presence. In the 56th minute, Miami tallied the equalizer on what Kramig called a classic Miami goal.
Sophomore goalkeeper Danielle Wiseman, who came on at halftime for Norenberg, made a heads-up play after scooping up an Indiana shot. She quickly distributed the ball out wide to junior back Sam Parrish, who sent a long through ball to the feet of sophomore forward Hailey Pleshakov.
"It's not a pass I would normally make, but I saw the space and just went for it," Parrish said. "Bobby is trying to get us to play more to the forwards' feet under pressure, and it worked well for us that time."
After Pleshakov controlled the ball, she found junior midfielder Katy Dolesh running between two Hoosier defenders, playing the ball behind the defense. Dolesh's well-timed run met the ball in stride, allowing her to make the easy finish past Indiana's keeper.
"Those are the kind of goals we are looking to score," Kramig said, commending the hard work and soccer knowledge behind the play.
In the 70th minute, the visitors went up 2-1, earning a penalty kick and finishing it past Wiseman after an Indiana attacker was tripped up in the box.
Miami came close to pulling level again with five minutes remaining when freshman Sydney Neal, playing in just her second game for the RedHawks after an injury forced her to miss the fall season, blasted a shot off the crossbar. Miami was unable to threaten again, however, and fell to 0-2 in spring action.
"Overall, I thought we played better against Indiana than we did against Butler," Kramig said. "And that's what spring's all about, that's what you're trying to see -- progress."
The RedHawks return to action in another exhibition game this Saturday against Northern Kentucky. Kick off for the game at Miami Soccer Field is set for 3 p.m.


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Whenever I go to a foreign city, within a few hours of getting oriented, I invariably find myself mentally preparing my move there. I walk around the streets, admiring all the shops and interesting people speaking beautiful languages, and looking up at the apartments with curving iron railings and linens hanging out to dry I imagine myself being a part of it all and making a new life for myself there.
It happened when I moved to San Francisco, and I remember arriving and thinking that it wasn't quite as pretty as people said it was. No one told me that South San Francisco, near the airport, wasn't actually San Francisco. And twenty or so years later, when I moved to Paris, I was in for another shock.
I'm not a particularly good traveler; I like being home. (And I love my pillow.) So perhaps that's the appeal of moving somewhere and staying put for a few decades. I can really get the feel of what living in whatever city I'd like, and come home and sleep in my own bed every evening.
Italy is a special place and many of us are quite fond of it. And why not? The people are friendly, the food is great, and Italians have an easy-going, sometimes boisterous nature, that I think appeals to Americans. Initially I'm usually reluctant to jump into a local restaurant, especially if I'm alone. But in Italy, if you show the slightest interest in the food, people are very excited to explain more about it. Whenever I've made the effort, it seems like they can't wait to feed you.
You might be presented with a plate of mozzarella, a soft and supple cheese completely unlike the rubbery bricks most of us are used to, when cut with a fork, ooze out a sweet, warm puddle of milk.
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THREE MILE CURVE — The Southern Mountains District Consortia team, made up of representatives from Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College and career/technical centers from Logan, Boone, Lincoln, Mingo, McDowell, Raleigh, and Wyoming counties, held its meeting at Ralph R. Willis to discuss plans for the school year and WV Senate Bill No. 436 on Monday, September 30, 2013.
Jan Hanlon, Director of Secondary Curriculum for Logan County Schools, said the meeting was an excellent opportunity for the school.
"The students and staff went above and beyond to welcome the Consortia to Ralph R. Willis," Hanlon said. "This school has a lot of great things happening in it, and I was very impressed with how everyone was able to work together to make this a success."
Guests attending the event were given tours of the facility by students, including the center's facilities for health occupations, automotive technology, air conditioning and refrigeration technology, industrial equipment maintenance, carpentry, electrical technology, graphic communications, welding technology, collision repair technology, and other departments.
Those in attendance were also presented a wonderful meal by members of the ProStart program. ProStart, instructed by Chris Smoot, prepares students in all aspects of the restaurant industry, including culinary foundations, management essentials, and food production.
"Mr. Smoot is in his first year as the instructor of ProStart, and he really made our program shine during this event," Hanlon said.
Students were involved in all aspects of the event including preparing the meal and serving as the wait staff during the luncheon. Menus for the event were designed and printed by the school's graphic communications department.
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Just like fad diets for humans, popular diets for your pets come and go. However, there's one particular pet diet trend that gives us pause: ASPCA experts say raw food diets for pets that include raw meat, eggs and milk may be dangerous for your furry friends. We typically recommend that pet parents opt for well-balanced, high-quality commercial and cooked foods instead.
The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) agrees. In studies published in AVMA's journal, homemade and commercial raw food diets for dogs and cats were found to contain dangerous bacteria like E. coli and Salmonella, just to name a few. Other tests showed that unprocessed food diets can lead to nutrient deficiencies or excess that can cause serious illnesses in pets. Also, pets chewing on raw bones can lead to obstruction or perforation of their gastrointestinal tracts, and fractured teeth.
If you don't want to feed your dog or cat a commercial diet, consider a homemade diet that will diminish the risks of foodborne illnesses. These meals should be thoroughly cooked and need to be formulated by a veterinary nutritionist or by your veterinarian to make sure they're nutritionally sound.
If you are passionate about feeding your pet raw foods, please consider the following tips.
- Work with your veterinarian to ensure that your pet's diet is nutritionally balanced.
- Avoid feeding raw foods in homes with babies and toddlers (who put lots of things in their mouths), the elderly and those with compromised immune systems.
- Practice regular hand washing before and after feeding pets.
- Practice appropriate disposal methods when cleaning up pet feces.
For more information about pet-safe diets, consult your veterinarian and check out our complete list of people foods that are dangerous to pets.
Tell us in the comments below: Do you feed your pet raw foods or a homemade diet?
Only thing I have to say is:
For those people saying 'we shouldn't feed according to the wild, because animals in the wild don't live very long,' what do you think wild cats in zoos eat? Kibble?
Wild cats in zoos eat the same things their free counterparts do. And *in* captivity, away from the dangers of the real outdoors, they live as long as our domestic cats. Servals (which are *frequently* bred with domestic cats to produce the Savannah breed) live 20 YEARS in captivity; eating a raw diet like they were always meant to do. :)
My dogs live on two fenced -in acres. They catch and eat birds, bunnies, and squirels. It's second nature to them. There isn't anything we can do about that. It doesn't worry me cause it's "fresh" meat and it hasn't harmed them yet. I do not feed my dogs raw anything. They get store bought and the small occaisional bite of "people" food.
Here is a much better article on the pros/cons and controversy over raw food diets. If you read it you'll see it's a complicated issue. There are a lot of things to think about. The big thing I take away is that as of yet there are no studies comparing raw diets to commercial, so any claims of success are not scientifically supported (that doesnt mean theyre not there, they just havent been studied yet). However, there are studies documenting the potential nutritional and bacterial risks of raw diets. In light of that, everyone should weigh the risks and do what they think is best for there pets and family and if that means feeding raw, fine, but dont try to tell everyone else that raw is better and it what's right for them.
My dog, Ty, is allergic to everything under the sun, and had hives so bad for a few months that he was constantly itching open lesions. My vets coached me through steroids and Benadryl, and I experimented with commercial foods, but the few that contained none of the things he's allergic to still left Ty itching. I finally put him on cooked chicken only to "reset" and see if he still had reactions... he did. Upon researching and speaking to many friends, I tried a raw diet with hopes that bioavailable nutrients would help boost his immunity, and his hives started clearing up. I use Stella & Chewy's, since they make sure it's balanced with vegetation and they test every batch for disease. My dog is healthy, happy, itch-free, and has great digestion. I'm so glad I found something that works for him (and he LOVES it!).
I cook either ground beef, turkey or chicken breasts and mix with brown rice and either brocoli, peas, green beans, carrots or a mixture of them. I cook it well. Sometimes I add eggs, cooked, and some canola or fish oil. My dogs are small mixed breeds. Earlier on I tried some raw and ended up at the vets. He was against it. They do very well on this diet. At times when I run short, I tried some canned food... not good. I do keep some dry food available for them to crunch on them. They eat a little of it between the two meals I give them every day. Their fur is nice and shiny, they have been healthy (ages 4 years). I did my research on cooking for them and the amount of starch and vegetables to add. I hope to be able to continue to cook their food. I cook a weeks worth at a time and freeze some, keep 5 days defrosted. Some dogs may do well raw, mine do not.
I fed my dog raw meat for years. Never had to go to the vet. They don't like that. They need our animals to be sick or else they would make no money. My cats now eat raw meat every day for the last 10 years without one problem. Yes, our domestic dogs were never out in the wild, but unlike our teeth,their teeth have not changed and are meant to rip and tear apart meat.
The "real" issue here is REAL food, whether it is for us humans or our beloved pets. If we are not eating real food ourselves, why would we bother feeding it to our pets? Who wants to eat the same food (or kibble) for our entire lives? Animals need variety just like we do. I feed my dogs a raw diet with a variety of different meats. What many people don't realize is that dogs do not have the digestive enzyme that us humans do to process carbohydrates. All the carbs in kibble cannot be processed or broken down by their body. All it does is pass right on through. And all the fiber in kibble (wheat,beet pulp,oats,barley,etc) is robbing their bodies of moisture that they need. They do not need added fiber in their diet like we do.
And the biggest issue that freaks people out. BACTERIA. Once again, it affects dogs/animals differently. A dog has a short digestive tract that is made to pass food through it quickly. They have high acidic levels that help to break down the bacteria. They also naturally have low levels of E Coli already in their gut. Their bodies are naturally designed to eat a raw food diet. Not kibble, which was introduced in the 1950's (by Purina, I believe), as a convenience food. Dogs use to be fed scraps or had to fend for themselves before the evolution of being a "family pet".
Ask a vet what their nutrition class in vet school was and who it was funded by and ask them if they get a percentage of that kibble they are selling in their office. The kibble industry is not governed or regulated by any overseeing agency. They regulate themselves. Shame on the ASPCA for not sharing all the facts about feeding your pet a raw food diet. You're doing an injustice to a lot of animals and owners.
If you're in the upstate NY Albany area, please consider registering and learning about raw feeding from a wholistic vet and a trainer. It helped me transition my dogs with plenty of info, Q&As, and hands-on application. Learn what's really in your pets' foods. Educate yourself and then make an informed decision, not one just based on opinion and hearsay.
If you're in the upstate NY Albany area, please consider registering and learning about raw feeding from a wholistic vet and a trainer. It helped me transition my dogs with plenty of info, Q&As, and hands-on application. Learn what's really in your pets' foods. Educate yourself and then make an informed decision, not one just based on opinion and hearsay.
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I mean this thread hasn't been up long. Who been knockin' on their doors tweeting questions? Or do they have a little birdies that saw and went back to the nest?
I mean this thread hasn't been up long. Who been knockin' on their doors tweeting questions? Or do they have a little birdies that saw and went back to the nest?
Not in my top choices, but def a step above the damn Pelicans.
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VooDoo or Carnival would be the best fits since Jazz is not available.
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Lets face it, most of the time things like this are blown out of proportion.
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I mean hasn't he owned the Pelican trademark for many years yet when it came time for him to own a new team in 04 he named them the Voodoo and not the Pelicans. Add that to the hornet247 guys info of him trying to purchase back the name and the colors going from black to navy makes me think he preferred voodoo but the AFL wouldn't budge or wouldn't sell but its too late now anyways.
Now, which one of you naughty children been messin' with the Shadow Man?
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VooDoo is clearly the best possible nickname. I am okay with Pelicans but I'd kill for VooDoo. It is absolutely perfect in regards to basketball, intimidating, and meshing our culture.
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I live in downtown Milwaukee. If we rebrand to "Pelicans" I'll probably buy an AD23 jersey tshirt or something. If we rebraned to VooDoo I would rock tshirts, authentic shorts, warmup jacket, etc to the gym regularly. It would be up there with my Saints/LSU gear. Would be so proud of that nickname. Pelicans is funky and cool if done right, but I am pretty sure we'd ruin it by trying to make it all serious and "intimidating" like that horrendous logo that everybody but me loves. I hate that damn logo with the mean looking pelican flying above the wordcrest. It needs to be goofy and fun like a Seymour D. Fair/Baltimore Orioles cartoon bird caricature for it to be cool.
The great thing about Voodoo is that there's no possible way it could be messed up. The way the AFL team did it with Benson was perfect. If we went a little more urban for the NBA it would be perfect. The main guy should definitely be African American in my opinion - kind of like that Disney character guy from that movie that was set in New Orleans. Does any major league team have an African American as their mascot? It would be a brilliant marketing move - absolutely brilliant. And it wouldn't be "pandering" because Voodoo is of African/Caribbean/Creole origin.
Seriously - somebody put a spinning basketball in this cat's hand instead of the cards and you're done. Top 5 selling merchandise in the NBA instantly. Would be the "Charlotte Hornets" phenomenon of the 2010's.
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Serious question - why exactly would Benson have to buy the "Voodoo" name from the dopey AFL team?
A) Benson pioneered that name/concept himself and has definitive proof that would likely hold up in any court.
B) There are historical examples of multiple teams in the same city sharing the same name (St. Louis Cardinals, for one). Why would this have to be different if you made a distinction such as having the offical name be "New Orleans Voodoo Basketball Club" when you license it. There are plenty of businesses in the same metro market that share a name - just pull out your phonebook and have a looksee.
C) The "brand confusion" between Voodoo basketball and arena football in our market would be a non-issue. NBA trumps AFL every day of the week and twice on Sunday.
D) The Arena Football league is in its death throes. It's a stupid hybrid sport that for some reason enjoyed a brief period of moderate success thanks to overzealous NBC trying to "get football back" somehow, and before ESPN decided that Soccer (MLS and International) was a better way to go for future/young demographics. AFL national TV deals are over. Never again will AFL be on a major television network. It is the equivalent of professional lacrosse - a niche sport for people with weird taste.
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Did Dan Newman buy the Voodoo name from Benson?
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You're comparing a smelly ass hobo, that stinks of piss to a perfume? If the guy was freshly showered and wearing Kouros do you think he would have been kicked off the bus?
This other day when I was taking a bus to work. During one stop, a guy who is clearly a hobo stepped onto the bus. This guy must have not taken a shower in YEARS. I was sitting near the middle of the bus and I could smell his piss stench when he was still at the front. The seat next to me was empty and as he walked towards me I prayed that he does not sit down next to me. Thank god he decided to just stand by the rear exit, but the smell he was projecting was absolutely disgusting. At the next stop, the bus driver got up and asked the guy to get off. After he did, the entire bus applauded for the driver, who then had to spray air freshener to get rid of the stench.
What made me realize is the scent you put on inevitably invades other people's private space. Say you wear Kouros in public which some have compared it to urinal cake, it is bound to make people around you gag, no matter how much you enjoy it and how confident it makes you feel. So please, think for people around you the next time you are going to wear a "bold" scent in public.
You're comparing a smelly ass hobo, that stinks of piss to a perfume? If the guy was freshly showered and wearing Kouros do you think he would have been kicked off the bus?
I have always feared Kouros Bashers.
Strange comparison. But you learn well young Jedi.
Once I wore five sprays of Ambre Sultan at the Symphony Hall in Boston, and it was a disaster. The guy next to me kept fanning himself during the entire performance.
Before I knew the power of New Haarlem I must have put on about 5 - 6 sprays. I was at Costco later that day and heard a couple of women about 10 feet away say, "Oh wow it smells so good, I think they are making cinnamon buns." I was really hoping they were making cinnamon buns. Costco was not making cinnamon buns.
I'm very conservative in sprays...usually 1 spray .
I don't know how many times I've smelled someone wearing too much of a powdery/sweet/woody scent, and it's unpleasant. I don't wear much, usually one full spray, but if someone can't handle that, I'm not going to lose any sleep over it.
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Everything you wrote made a good sense to me until you named Kouros!
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Oh well - it is your prerogative whether or not you wish to hide yourself away.
Though I am unsure about your motivation in encouraging others to follow your example and do the same.
And I note that the main "offenders" of this scent invading private spaces "problem" don't get a mention - i.e. women.
I never douse myself with strong scents. I always get nice compliments.
Scent can be like sound. A screeching, crying baby is music to his parents ears, yet others around think it's horrid noise.
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kouros is pretty bad though
I like to be bold sometimes, not caring about other peoples reactions. Sometimes I wear 10 sprays of Polo Green. 5 sprays of Ambre Sultan to the neck, Or 15 sprays of Eau Sauvage. I just feel like making a statement. I smell, therefore, I exist.
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I agree with that part about not invading another's private space, be it intentional or otherwise. But how extended is one's personal space? I'd say no more than a foot. In a packed commuter's train, this rule is clearly suspended. I'd much rather smell another's SotD than the stink of BO & sweat-soaked pits.
Feel somewhat sorry for the hobo. He has as much right as anyone else to be on that bus. At the very least you could have offered him a decant. If anyone has problems with the way he smell they should get off at the nearest stop and wait for the next bus. Too bad for the driver though - he just have to tough it out as one of the job's 'hazards'.
This conversation comes up every now and then.
Basically, putting on a lot of cologne is forcing a sense onto other people and they have no choice to avoid it. You wouldn't walk around with your iPhone speaker on high and blast your favorite music and force everyone to listen would you?
A lot of people on this board go overboard.
First there is this obsession with wearing fragrance 24/7 everywhere. Leading people to think of what to wear to interviews, and god forbid, funerals.
Then there is the obsession with other people smelling you. Leading the ten sprayers...
Bottom line, you can enjoy this hobby without being a dick.
Yeah the metaphor is a bit off... But I agree that one should have a bit of reasonable discretion when applying fragrances. Even if you don't mind 8 sprays of DHI, other people might.
In any case, in my experience, the overwhelming majority of people whose fragrance chokes those around them in the office, on trains, or at restaurants, have been men.
I've smelled Kouros on other people and I can't find it offensive.
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"Just do what you enjoy". Sounds like an advice Britney Spears would give to her kid, or an advice Paris Hilton's mom gave her.
The way he smelled, I thought we are all going to get infected with mad cow bacteria
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I almost never or never wear some of my scents public, especially not in confined/somehow cramped spaces like public transportation.
Well, it's cheaper than therapy... edit: No it's not...
I think that no one should be allowed to wear MKK in public.
Time has come to change your username to.... cinnamonbun
I douse myself in private, for testing purpose or fun! I'm very careful in public. But it's difficult to know if you're offending people, despite being very careful...
The comparision made by the OP seems very extreme to me though.
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You can always wear enough for you to only smell your fragrance a spray to your wrist can have you smelling your own wrist all day if you enjoy that scent without projecting.
I've only once choked out people around me and that was overspraying Norne, least they died happily in an enchanted forest, haha
Learned pretty quickly that Slumberhouse stuff is potent and should be approached with caution.
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I'm sure I've come across the 'women' that Renato is referring to, a little overdone, a little down market also perhaps. As I develop my sensory vocabulary however, none of that offends me anymore. It is as if a person wearing a loud scent is talking to me, telling me much about him or herself. I take note, try to identify and hopefully one day be able to say with aplomb; "Ah Arpege"!
Once people on buses stop reeking of tobacco, sweat, fast food, weed, beer, cheap deodrants and start to keep their voices down, I will consider to not wear Kouros.
First off, I join the others who feel the OP's comparison of a "hobo" to someone wearing Kouros is completely off...
I also agree with the scentiments of those that feel bad for the "hobo". Whatever he smelled like, I doubt he had a choice in the matter and it seems like added cruelty to kick him off the bus due to circumstances likely outside his control.
I think this whole thread stinks...
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Isn't this dictum 'wear what you enjoy' in opposition to 'wear for others' (e.g. to get compliments). It does not say how much you have to wear.
Common sense should still prevail and the wearer should be conscious and considerate of the place and occasion. Wearing way too many sprays and overcoming your fellow co-workers, friends, or strangers at a concert does seem quite inconsiderate.
Are you sure the guy you thought was a hobo wasn't this guy?
I still say, wear what you enjoy. You're paying for it, you may as well enjoy it.
Wearing Kouros on the other hand would make people applaud.
Yes, there exists such a thing as taste. If you wear 10 sprays of Poison, you should be required to sport a blinking hazard sign on your forehead. That said, this rule only applies to wearing perfume, not smelling it. So a more apt rule may be to buy what you like to smell and smell it in your own time, but always exhibit caution when in public. Common decency, really.