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Don't get me wrong, I have had plenty of fashion faux pas moments. The worst (or I guess in my case, the best) part of that is I don't have (m)any photos of these incidents. But in the summer of 2009 I decided to shave half of my head. I liked it. It was fun. The biggest problem was when I had to grow it out.
Will I shave my head again? No. But I'm happy to say that I at least did it partially during one part of my life. Don't even get me started on hair colors....
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Cabell Restaurant inspections
Here are restaurant inspections recently performed by the Cabell-Huntington Health Department. The list is sorted by critical violations. The restaurant is listed first, followed by its address, the noncritical violations, the critical violations and any remarks. View a searchable database at www.herald-dispatch.com.
G.D. Ritzy's, 1335 Hal Greer Blvd., Huntington, July 19, 6, 7, Person in charge thought strips for quats OK to use for bleach, used hand sink for milkshake containers, failed to monitor food temperatures. Whipped cream in cold water holding at 50 degrees; discarded. Sour cream in pan sitting on ice at 75 degrees; discarded. Ground beef and chicken in cooler next to grill holding at greater than 50 degrees; manager instructed to discard but later found in walk-in cooler, discarded by CHHD. Pinto beans hot holding at 125 degrees; discarded. Sanitize sink with chlorine greater than 200 ppm; sink drained. Hand sink users for rinsing milkshake stainless steel cups/guards; items removed. No chlorine test strips available. Cooler next to grill with doors not fitting properly resulting in gaps, gaskets in poor repair, water pooled in bottom of cooler. Cooler next to grill at 65 degrees. Employee hand sink without soap. Two employee hand sinks without hand washing signs. Ladies' room toilet seat broken.
No. 1 Kitchen, 4341 U.S. 60, Huntington, July 17, 9, 5, Items in walk-in cooler are not covered while storing; cover applied. Raw chicken being stored above shrimp in walk-in cooler; chicken moved to bottom. Dented cans are being stored for use; items moved for return. Utensil being stored in water between uses; item moved. Knives being stored between dirty equipment; items moved and washed. Food worker does not have a hair restraint; hat was given. Wiping cloths being stored on countertop after use; cloths were put into a bleach solution. Rice, sugar and flour being stored in non-food grade containers and items stored in cans after opening; items moved. Food items being stored in a reach-in cooler that the public had access to; items moved. Shrimp and chicken items being stored improperly; items moved to thaw correctly. Inside bottom of reach-in freezer is unclean; item cleaned. Dishes washed in three-bowl sink are not being washed, rinsed and sanitized; items were washed, rinsed and sanitizer after discussion. Bare wood in back storage area is not easily cleanable. Wall by walk-in cooler is unclean.
Christopher's, 6005 U.S. 60, Barboursville, July 19, 1, 5, Food worker is not wearing gloves while cutting tomatoes; gloves applied. Canned goods are dented; cans put aside for return. Pork is not cooling properly; item was reheated to 165 degrees and ice bath was applied. Gravy and cheese sauce was 120 degrees in hot holding; item was thrown away. Inside lip of ice machine is unclean; item cleaned. Meatloaf is thawing improperly; item was put in cooler to thaw.
Par Mar Store No. 37, 3211 Washington Blvd., Huntington, July 18, 2, 3, Inside lip of ice machine is unclean; item was cleaned. Mop sink hose does not have a vacuum breaker to prevent backflow. Gnats are around fountain soda machine. Ceiling by fan vents is unclean. Mops in storage room are not hung to air dry.
East Tenampa Mexican Restaurant, 1059 Main St., Milton, July 18, 5, 2, Three containers of flour, corn meal and brown sugar was observed coming into contact with insects; food discarded. Eggs in reach-in cooler being cold held at 59 degrees; food discarded. Evidence of pests as demonstrated by larvae, live insects and eggs was observed in three containers of corn meal, flour and brown sugar. Ice used for cooling containers of lemons was used for drink ice. Reach-in cooler is at 61 degrees and inadequate to hold proper food temperatures. Water is leaking from the hold from where a sprayer would be connected at the sink. Soap not available at food employee hand sink in the kitchen. No toweling available at hand sink in kitchen for hand drying.
Shogun Japanese Steak House, 3420 U.S. 60, Barboursville, July 17, 6, 1, Eggs at grill area being cold held at 71 degrees; food discarded. Frozen seafood was stored on the floor in the walk-in freezer. No thermometer in walk-in cooler. Ice scoop at bar area is in poor repair. The floor sealant around the sushi bar is worn in some places around sushi bar. There is no light in lowboy cooler at sushi bar. Wall unclean around rice cooker.
Walmart Supercenter No. 2244 - McDonald's, 3333 U.S. 60, Huntington, July 18, 3, 1, Open drink containers stored in dry stock area; items thrown away. Chocolate chip container need a cover when in use; cover applied. Ice scoop is not stored properly; container was given. Grease containers need a cover when storing; cover applied.
McDonald's, 1445 Hal Greer Blvd., Huntington, July 17, 2, 1, Two sanitizer buckets without chlorine; buckets changed on request with 50-100 ppm. One hand sink without soap. Two hand sinks without paper towels.
Rite Aid No. 0950, 1138 Hal Greer Blvd., Huntington, July 19, 2, 1, Damaged cans on shelf available to public; pulled to inventory and discarded. Paper towels stored on the floor. Wet mop stored in wringer; positioned to air dry.
Barboursville Pool Concession, 721 Kuhn St., Barboursville, July 15, 1, 1, Inside of ice machine is unclean; item was cleaned. No paper towels at hand sink; towels given.
Underwood Senior Center, 632 9th Ave., Huntington, July 16, 1, 1, Eggs stores over ready to eat items; eggs moved to bottom shelf. No test strips.
The Club Inn Between, 212 20th St., Huntington, July 17, 1, 1, Sanitizer sink with quats less than 100ppm; quats added to 300ppm. No hand washing signs; provided by CHHD.
Burger King, 3210 Washington Blvd., Huntington, July 18, 1, 1, Inside lip of ice machine is unclean; item is cleaned. Grease trap is in poor repair.
Halls Assisted Living, 2910 3rd Ave., Huntington, July 16, 0, 1, Raw pork on shelf over ready-to-eat items; pork moved to bottom shelf.
Sweet & Sassy, 640 Brady St., Barboursville, July 17, 0, 1, Food worker is bare handling the dough while prepping item; gloves applied.
VFW Post No. 9738, 227 Main St., Huntington, July 18, 0, 1, Eggs in walk-in cooler at 49 degrees; eggs discarded.
Domino's Pizza No. 1361, 525 20th St., Huntington, July 19, 4, 0, Trash container in unisex restroom without lid. Door closure for restroom door broken. No handwashing sign at one employee hand sink. Wet mops stored on the floor.
Gina's Lounge II, 5984 U.S. 60, Barboursville, July 19, 4, 0, No chlorine test strips on site. Flooring in back room needs a cover on floor drain. Three-bowl sink in back room is unclean. Mops must be hung to air dry.
Go-Mart No. 59, 4901 U.S. 60, Huntington, July 15, 3, 0, Food items in cold storage are not being dated; items were dated. Floor drain cover is missing in men's room. Women's restroom tile is in poor repair in stall.
Two B's Discount Center, 6245 Ohio River Road, Lesage, July 16, 3, 0, Outside of walk-in cooler door is unclean. Wall behind men's hand sink is in poor repair in restroom. Restrooms needs a door closure.
Speedway No. 9766, 2498 3rd Ave., Huntington, July 16, 3, 0, Torn gasket on walk-in cooler door. No handwashing sign in restroom. Ladies' room loose toilet seat.
Gino's Pizza of 14th Street West, 1401 Washington Ave., Huntington, July 12, 2, 0, Floor is dirty near walk-in freezer and dough mixer. Walls are dirty near Pepsi cooler and above grill.
YMCA Kennedy Center Concessions, 5800 Ohio River Road, Huntington, July 16, 2, 0, Food workers need a hair restraint. Light bulbs in all freezers and coolers need cover on light bulb or a coated bulb to make item shatterproof.
Crossroads Giovanni's, 863 Norway Ave., Huntington, July 18, 2, 0, Plastic cup is being used to scoop items from prep cooler. Prep cooler is in poor repair.
Outhouse Cafe II, Milton Flea Market, Route 60, Milton, July 14, 1, 0, Small cooler is at 59 degrees and is inadequate to hold proper food temperatures.
Prestera Center, 5600 U.S. 60, Huntington, July 15, 1, 0, Walk-in freezer door is freezing up around product.
Robert Newlon Airpark, 138 Kyle Lane, Lesage, July 16, 1, 0, Pepsi cooler racks are unclean.
Baskin-Robbins, 1598 Washington Blvd., Huntington, July 16, 1, 0, Door closure for restroom door not working.
Midland Meadows Senior Living, 100 Weatherholt Drive, Ona, July 17, 1, 0, Top of dishwasher is unclean.
Gina's Lounge, 2501 5th Ave., Huntington, July 18, 1, 0, No hand washing signs.
Subway of 14th Street West, 1401 Washington Ave., Huntington, July 12, 0, 0.
Sassy's, 3421 U.S. 60, Barboursville, July 15, 0, 0.
Drug Emporium, 3 Mall Road, Barboursville, July 16, 0, 0.
Stats Sports Bar, 6349 U.S. 60, Barboursville, July 16, 0, 0.
Burger King, 51 Washington Ave., Huntington, July 16, 0, 0.
Qdoba Mexican Grill, 500 Mall Road, 103, Barboursville, July 16, 0, 0.
Little Caesar's Pizza, 2889 5th Ave., Huntington, July 18, 0, 0.
Starbucks, 1 John Marshall Drive, Huntington, July 18, 0, 0.
Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt, 6007 U.S. 60, Suite 228, Barboursville, July 19, 0, 0.


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A well-known Duluth nonprofit is under new leadership.
Churches United in Ministry (CHUM) is welcoming in new Executive Director Lee Stuart. Stuart was formally brought in during their 40th annual meeting.
Most recently, Stuart worked at the Local Initiative Support Corporation, which also works with CHUM. She also ran a nonprofit similar to CHUM in the south Bronx.
Stuart begins her duties in mid-April when the current director, Jim Soderberg retires after 16 years of service.


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The Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority manages the Port Arthur Historic Site and the Coal Mines Historic Site on behalf of the people of Tasmania.
The Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority receives significant funding support for its conservation work from the Tasmanian Government.
Revenues from our tourism operations, including our cafes and bistro, gift shop and ticket sales, also fund our conservation work.
However, this is not sufficient to complete all of the important work we need to do to conserve our unique heritage.
We need to seek support from the wider community – including people like you – to help us conserve this heritage for future generations.
A proportion of every dollar spent at the Port Arthur Historic Site contributes to our conservation works, and passionate, informed regular visitors are valuable advocates for the need for conservation of these very special places.
If you can spare a few coins, there are donation boxes located in various parts of the Port Arthur Historic Site. These, and the memorial pool and fountain, are cleared regularly with contributions credited to the Port Arthur Conservation Fund.
You can keep up with everything that's happening at the Port Arthur Historic Sites in several ways.
We have established the Port Arthur Conservation Fund to enable organisations and individuals to provide financial contributions to the ongoing management of the Historic Sites.
Supporting the Fund could be a wonderful way for a family to honour an ancestor who was at Port Arthur and to celebrate our convict heritage.
Download a donation form and post or fax it to us, or ask for a form at the Visitor Centre.
The Cultural Gifts Program is a Commonwealth Government program that provides tax incentives to encourage gifts of culturally significant items from private collections to public art galleries, museums, libraries and archives.
If you have an item or items that you feel might be a valuable addition to our collections, please contact our Heritage Programs Manager to discuss the possibility of donating it under this program.
Unfortunately we are not able to accept all offers of items for our collections. Please see our Collections page for more details. (Link to Collections page)
Please contact us to discuss your donation
Barry was Chairman of the Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority for many years. He recorded this introduction to Port Arthur, along with an explanation of our need for public support, several years ago. While Barry is no longer our Chairman, the message is still relevant and heartfelt.
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Use this form to make a financial donation to support the conservation work of the Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority.
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Adult literacy
Weber, Rose-Marie. (1993). Even in the midst of work: Reading among turn-of-the-century farmers' wives. Reading Research Quarterly, 28, 292–302.
African American literacy
Willis, Arlette Ingram. (2002). Literacy at Calhoun Colored School 1892–1945. Reading Research Quarterly, 37, 8–44.
Children's literature
Martinez, Miriam G., & McGee, Lea M. (2000). Children's literature and reading instruction: Past, present, and future. Reading Research Quarterly, 35, 154–169.
College reading instruction
Stahl, Norman A., King, James R., & Eilers, Ulinda. (1996). Postsecondary reading strategies rediscovered. Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy, 39, 368–379.
Content area reading instruction
Moore, David W., Readence, John E., & Rickelman, Robert J. (1983). An historical exploration of content area reading instruction. Reading Research Quarterly, 18, 419–438.
High school, teaching reading in
Barry, Arlene L. (1997). High school reading programs revisited. Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy, 40, 524–531.
History of literacy
Moore, David W., Monaghan, E. Jennifer, & Hartman, Douglas K. (1997). Values of literacy history. Reading Research Quarterly, 32, 90–102.
Cranney, A. Garr, and Miller, Janet. (1987). History of reading: Status and sources of a growing field. Journal of Reading, 30, 388-98.
Ezzaki, Abdelkader. (1993). A changing literacy in Morocco: A contextual and pedagogical overview. Journal of Reading, 37, 142–145.
Reading achievement
Stedman, Lawrence C., & Kaestle, Carl F. (1987). Literacy and reading performance in the United States, from 1880 to the present. Reading Research Quarterly, 22, 8–46.
Reading instruction
Baumann, James F., Hoffman, James V., Duffy-Hester, Ann M., & Ro, Jennifer Moon. (2000). The First R yesterday and today: U.S. elementary reading instruction practices reported by teachers and administrators. Reading Research Quarterly, 35, 338–377.
Reading research
Alexander, Patricia A., & Fox, Emily. (2004). A historical perspective on reading research and practice. In Robert B. Ruddell & Norman J. Unrau (Eds.), Theoretical models and processes of reading (5th ed.), 33–68. Newark, DE: International Reading Association.
Shanahan, Tim, & Neuman, Susan B. (1997). Literacy research that makes a difference. Reading Research Quarterly, 32, 202–210.
Reading Teacher, The
Pearson, P. David. (1992). RT remembrance: The second 20 years. The Reading Teacher, 45, 378–385.
Stahl, Norman A., & Fisher, Peter J.L. (1992). RT remembrance: The first 20 years. The Reading Teacher, 45, 370–377.
Russian reading instruction
McEneaney, John (1997). Teaching them to read Russian: Four hundred years of the Russian bukvar. The Reading Teacher, 51, 210–226.
IRA's History of Literacy Special Interest Group has published a newsletter, History of Reading News, since 1976.
IRA's Delegates Assembly has passed two resolutions in support of encouraging research into the history of reading and the publication of such research. The first of these was passed in 1981, the second in 1997.
1981: The History of Reading Instruction
The History of Reading News commented on the contested passage of this resolution: IRA passes history resolution (1981–1982, Winter–Spring), History of Reading News, 5(1).
1997: On the History of Reading/Literacy
In spring 1999 the History of Literacy News of the History of Reading SIG praised the passage of the resolution.
Every year at the annual convention of the International Reading Association, the History of Reading SIG presents a program of historical papers.
Exhibitions on the history of reading at IRA conventions
1986: Exhibition of old readers at the 31st Annual Convention of the International Reading Association, held at Philadelphia, PA, May 1986, organized by Vincent Faraone and H. Alan Robinson. Catalog: Faraone, Vincent. (1984). Teaching the ABCs in America, 1647–1934. (Catalog of an exhibition of selected material from the Nila Banton Smith Historical Collection in Reading at Hofstra University). Greenvale, NY: C.W. Post Campus, Long Island University.
1999: Exhibition of 74 old readers and spellers, with cutouts of Dick and Jane, at the 44th Annual Convention of the International Reading Association, held at San Diego, CA, May 1999. Catalog: Monaghan, E. Jennifer, & Barry, Arlene L. (1999). Writing the past: Teaching reading in colonial America and the United States, 1640–1940. Newark, DE: International Reading Association.
2005: Exhibition at the 50th Annual Convention of the International Reading Association, held at San Antonio, TX, May 2005. IRA mounted a mostly photographic exhibition devoted to the 50th year anniversary of the founding of the International Reading Association.
Overviews of the history of reading
Monaghan, E. Jennifer, Hartman, Douglas K., & Monaghan, Charles. (2002). History of reading instruction. In Barbara J. Guzzetti (Ed.), Literacy in America: An encyclopedia of history, theory, and practice (pp. 224–231). Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO.
Pearson, P. David. (2000). Reading in the 20th century. In Thomas L. Good (Ed.), American Education: Yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Yearbook of the National Society for the Study of Education (pp. 152–208). Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
How to undertake historical research
Monaghan, E. Jennifer, & Hartman, Douglas K. (2002). Undertaking historical research in literacy. In Michael L. Kamil, Peter B. Mosenthal, P. David Pearson, and Rebecca Barr (Eds.), Methods of literacy research: the methodology chapters from the Handbook of reading research, volume III (pp. 33–45). Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum.
Stahl, Norman A., & Hartman, Douglas K. (2004). Doing historical research on literacy. In Nell K. Duke & Marla H. Mallette (Eds.), Literacy research methodologies (pp. 170–196). New York: Guilford.
How to undertake biographical research
Gray, Aviva. (2007). Searching for biographical sources: An archivist's perspective. In Susan E. Israel & E. Jennifer Monaghan (Eds.), Shaping the reading field: The impact of early reading pioneers, scientific research, and progressive ideas (pp. 421–426). Newark, DE: International Reading Association.
Zimmer, Joseph E. (2007). Hints on gathering biographical data. In Susan E. Israel & E. Jennifer Monaghan (Eds.), Shaping the reading field: The impact of early reading pioneers, scientific research, and progressive ideas (pp. 417–420). Newark, DE: International Reading Association.
How to undertake oral history projects
Stahl, Norman A., & King, James R. (2007). Oral history projects for the literacy profession. In Susan E. Israel & E. Jennifer Monaghan (Eds.), Shaping the reading field: The impact of early reading pioneers, scientific research, and progressive ideas. (pp. 427–432). Newark, DE: International Reading Association.
Stahl, Norman A., & King, James R. (1994). Preserving the heritage of a profession through oral history projects. In Elizabeth G. Sturtevant & Wayne M. Linek (Eds.), Pathways for literacy: Learners teach and teachers learn (16th yearbook of the College Reading Association, pp. 15–24). Commerce, TX: College Reading Association.
Examples of oral history
Brandt, Deborah. (2001). Literacy in American lives. New York: Cambridge University Press.
Clegg, Luther B. (Coll. and Ed.). (1997). The empty schoolhouse: Memories of one-room Texas schools. College Station, TX: Texas A&M University Press.
Melchior, Tom. (1997). They called me teacher: Stories of Minnesota country school teachers and students from 1915 to 1960. Shakopee, MN: Melchior Publishing.
Sources for researching the history of reading
On its webpage, the History of Reading SIG offers hints on which libraries and historical societies might be helpful repositories of the sources you need for a historical project (Locating Data for Research on the History of Literacy); how to fund the project (Finding Funding for Research on the History of Literacy); which periodicals to aim at in order to publish the findings of your study (Disseminating Research on the History of Literacy); and how to link up with others undertaking historical research through the organizations they find helpful (Connecting to Others Who Do Research on the History of Literacy).
Course outlines on the history of reading and writing
The History of Reading SIG provides examples of syllabi used by reading professionals and others to teach courses on the history of reading/literacy. See also a Web course by Diane Lapp, "Notable Literacy Educators," http://edweb.sdsu.edu/people/dlapp/webquest/
Helpful library catalogs for researching literacy history
Of the libraries noted by the History of Reading SIG as "helpful repositories," we have found the following Web catalogs particularly useful:
The American Antiquarian Society has an unusual collection of schoolbooks up to 1876. The Hollis Catalog gives access to the holdings of the more than 80 libraries of Harvard University. The Monroe C. Gutman Library of the Graduate School of Education is probably the best single source within Harvard University for the historical study of education.
The Kenneth Spencer Research Library of the University of Kansas holds the Charles and E. Jennifer Monaghan Collection, which has some 1,450 literacy-related items from the 19th and early 20th centuries.
The Library of Congress has fewer series of readers than you might think, but it is always worth a try.
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Uptight and straight-laced, FBI Special Agent Sarah Ashburn (Sandra Bullock) is a methodical investigator with a reputation for excellence–and hyper-arrogance. Shannon Mullins (Melissa McCarthy), one of Boston P.D.'s "finest," is foul-mouthed and has a very short fuse, and uses her gut instinct and street smarts to catch the most elusive criminals. Neither has ever had a partner, or a friend for that matter. When these two wildly incompatible law officers join forces to bring down a ruthless drug lord, they become the last thing anyone expected: buddies. From Paul Feig, the director of "Bridesmaids."
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Fresh concerns over use of antibiotics in farming
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Horse meat is no joke. But at least it is not killing us. More than 25,000 people across Europe die each year because of bacterial infections that are impossible to treat. ELLA MCSWEENEY
As doctors prescribe ever more antibiotics to cure our ills, the bacteria which cause these infections respond by mutating, resisting and multiplying. Antibiotic resistance is a real killer.
We know that the same classes of antibiotics used to treat humans are given – sometimes liberally – to animals. Last month, a report from the Food and Drink Administration in the US revealed that the meat industry accounts for nearly four-fifths of all antibiotics used.
As with humans, antibiotics can be vital to animal health. The painful udder infection in cows, known as mastitis, is caused by bacteria such as Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus. Antibiotics aren't only prescribed when the cow is showing clinical signs. During her "dry" period, it is routine on most Irish dairy farms to give the cow preventative antibiotics.
Is this always necessary? The mantra of Animal Health Ireland is that prevention is better than cure, and there are other ways than antibiotics to stop bacterial infection.
Disinfecting the cow's teats after milking can prevent new mastitis infections by 50 per cent, according to Teagasc researcher Dr Finola McCoy. "Farmers need to take an extra few minutes to really clean the teats," she says, "but time can be pressured as herds get bigger."
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Irish farmers are increasingly using preventative techniques. Sales of vaccines have trebled in the last decade. Dr Donal Lynch, a vet who primarily works with cattle, believes that farmers have moved away from a reliance on antibiotics.
"Vaccination has increased," he says. "We use less antibiotics now because of herd health programmes and better farm management".
Feeding newborn calves the first milk from their mother is a simple preventative measure that occurs on most Irish farms. This "colostrum" is packed full of anti- bodies that protect the calf against disease.
The danger for humans is not just the overuse of antibiotics with the consequent mutation of bacteria and their resistance to available medication. It is also the threat posed by the crossover from animal to human of infections and the bacteria required to treat them.
Bacteria are not always fussy about where to settle down and multiply; the gut of a human, a pig or a cow will do nicely. And from there they can bounce in their trillions, back and forth from humans to animals, building up resistance along the way.
This isn't a new story. In the 1970s, broiler chickens began to suffer from lameness due to a bone infection caused by a strain of the bacterium Staphylococcus aureus.
Researchers from the University of Edinburgh discovered that the bacterium, known as ST5, had jumped across the species barrier from humans in Poland, and from there it flew around the world infecting broiler chicken flocks and acquiring a resistance to a range of antibiotics.
A little closer to home is the story of MRSA ST398 (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus CC398). Scientists first spotted this strain nine years ago in the Netherlands. A sickly child was taken to hospital by her parents, who were pig farmers. When scientists tested the pigs, they found the same strain of Staph. aureus as was identified in the child. "Pig MRSA" was born.
Last year, US scientists discovered that when this strain first jumped from humans to pigs, it acquired resistance "as a result of farm antibiotic exposure". In the Netherlands, ST398 accounts for just under 40 per cent of human MRSA cases. It can cause fatal infections in humans, including damage to the heart and blood infections.
To the alarm of the UK dairy industry, last year scientists discovered MRSA ST398 in milk. In October, it was discovered that a retired part-time cattle farmer in the west of Ireland had been infected with the same MRSA ST398.
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Ireland's Health Protection Surveillance Centre reported that "it is impossible to completely rule out a link between the patient and animal sources" and that if further cases of this strain of MRSA are identified in humans, then screening for admission to hospital will include those who have had contact with livestock.
MRSA ST398 is resistant to an antibiotic called tetracycline. According to an Irish Medicine Board report in 2010, tetracyclines accounted for 36 per cent of all antibiotics sold in Ireland for veterinary use that year.
Is the discovery of MRSA ST398 in British milk a warning for Irish dairy farmers? Irish dairy and beef farms are expanding. The Department of Agriculture's Food Harvest targets specify an increase in milk output by 50 per cent and beef output by 40 per cent by 2020. Positive stuff, but this will come with its own pressures.
"If we start intensifying our food production, we need to do this in a sustainable way," says Prof Séamus Fanning, food safety expert in UCD. "We must withdraw our dependence on antibiotics in farming and keep the drugs for other things."
Dr Mark Holmes, who led the UK team which discovered MRSA ST398 in milk, says the downward price pressures put on farmers by major retailers can increase antibiotic usage.
"If farmers were not screwed into the ground by the supermarkets and allowed to get a fair price for their milk," he said in 2012, "they would be able to use fewer antibiotics."
The use of antibiotics on farms is of concern across Europe. Antibiotics as growth promoters – still allowed in the US – has been banned in Europe since 2006. In 2011, the European Commission published a five-year plan to reduce resistance. Half of the proposed actions address the use of antibiotics in agriculture.
Some believe that with the emerging horse meat scandal, the opportunity for Europe in general – and Ireland in particular – to establish a global reputation for high-quality standards in food production, is significant .
"Our best defence is the water that surrounds us," says Fanning. "If we're going to preserve our status as a food island, then we need to up our game. We have a unique opportunity to have proper surveillance across all aspects of our food chain, and we should take it."
In 2011, a new type of MRSA was discovered in two patients in Irish hospitals. This new strain belongs to a genetic lineage that was previously associated only with cows and other animals, but not humans.
That same year, UK scientists identified MRSA in cows with a near-identical profile to that of the Irish human MRSA. It's clear that new strains of MRSA that can colonise humans are emerging from animal reservoirs in Ireland and Europe.
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So what do we know about the use of antibiotics on Irish farms? "That's a good question," says Fanning. "I wish I had an answer for you."
The worrying fact is that we don't know much. The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine does not collect data on antibiotic usage on Irish farms. Available data from the global market research specialist, GFK Kynetec, shows that antibiotic sales for large animals in Ireland is increasing.
The World Health Organisation wants to ring-fence three classes of antibiotics they rate as "critically important to human medicine'" – cephalosporins, fluoroquinolones and macrolides. Their concern is that worldwide, the use of these antibiotics on farms has increased eightfold in the last decade. In 2010, these classes of antibiotics represented 12 per cent of the total antibiotic use on Irish farms, according to the Irish Medicines Board, a 50 per cent increase on 2009 levels.
According to Dr Marc Sprenger, director of the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, antibiotic resistance is "one of the most serious public health challenges we face". Because we share antibiotics and dangerous bacteria with farm animals, is it time for the Irish authorities to follow the lead of countries such as like Denmark, where this information has been collected for years?
"Increased surveillance of antibiotic use is critical," says Fanning. "We need to make sure that data from human consumption of antibiotics is available alongside data from antibiotic use on farms in Ireland. These drugs are the most important that we have for protecting us from infections."
And if we don't do this? "Then we will will have no drugs available for future generations."


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Video recap: Arizona State men's basketball runs past UMBC
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Pac-12 Networks' Jason Knapp and Ernie Kent recap Arizona State's 96-61 win over UMBC on Friday night. The Sun Devils' Jahii Carson and Jermaine Marshall led the way for ASU, scoring 19 each, while big man Jordan Bachynski locked down his sixth double-double of his collegiate career with 12 points and 15 rebounds. Bachynski also swatted three blocks in the Sun Devils' first victory of the year.


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Postal service opens village post office
RUSH, Ky. -- Instead of closing another post office, the U.S. Postal Service will open a village post office next week at the Star Country Market and Pizza store at 8088 U.S. 60 East, according to a news release from the postal office in Louisville.
A grand opening and ribbon cutting for the village post office is planned for 1 p.m. Monday, Jan. 14, according to the release.
"It's a fairly new concept," said David Walton, a spokesman for the U.S. Postal Service in Louisville. "We're putting them in communities with no post office or where post office hours are reduced. They operate inside the existing businesses and are open the hours the businesses are open."
"We started this last year," he said. "We're doing it mainly in mom and pop grocery stores."
The village post office will provide a specific range of services that include the sale of first-class postage stamps, offering priority mail products and accepting mail, according to Walton.
Village post offices are designed for non-postal service establishments such as an existing community business, town hall, library or government center. Michelle Evans, owner of Star Country Market & Pizza helped make the village post office in Rush possible, according to the release.
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Senior Mesa Mei concludes his career at Xavier holding the all-time record in singles wins.
April 26, 2014
FLUSHING MEADOWS, N.Y. - The Xavier men's tennis team was topped by St. John's, 5-0, Saturday afternoon at the BIG EAST Men's Championship presented by New York Life.
The Red Strom of St. John's came out ready to play and was not going to let anyone get in the way. St. John's quickly took the doubles point. Robert Livi and Michael-John Every defeated Matt Bishop and Zach Mueck, 8-3, and Erick Reyes and R. J. Del Nunzio, 8-3.
In singles competition, St. John's kept the momentum rolling. Lucas Hejhal defeated Mueck, 6-3, 6-2, at No. 3. At No. 5 position, Livi beat Bishop, 6-1, 6-4. Adam Krull dropped his match to Vaidik Munshaw, 6-2, 6-3, and Jimmy Roebker lost to Del Nunzio, 6-4, 6-1.
Xavier finished the season with a 14-11 record, and a 2-3 BIG EAST record. Seniors Mesa Mei and Roebker end their college career by rewriting the Xavier record book. Mei is at the top of men's all -time winning singles with a record of 97-41, beating Ra'ees Ismail who held a record with 90-50. Roebker concludes his career with 84 wins and 49 losses in singles and 84 wins and 36 losses. Mei and Roebker now tie for the all-time leading record in wins for doubles.
1. Nunzio (SJU) def. Roebker (XU) 6-3, 6-1
2. Reyes (SJU) leading Mei (XU), 6-3, 4-5
3. Hejhal (SJU) def. Mueck (XU), 6-3, 6-2
4. Munshaw (SJU) def. Krull (XU), 6-2, 6-3
5. Livi (SJU) def. Bishop (XU), 6-1, 6-4
6. Schneider (XU) leading Acevado (SJU) 6-2, 3-4
1. Munshaw/Hejhal (SJU) leading Mei/Roebker (XU), 6-4
2. Reyes/Del Nunzio (SJU) def. Krull/Schneider (XU), 8-3
3. Every/Livi (SJU) def. Bishop/Mueck (XU), 8-3
St. John's 5, Xavier 0
Match Notes
Xavier: 14-11, BIG EAST 2-3
St. John's: 14-7, BIG EAST 3-0
Order of Finish: Singles (5, 4, 1, 3) Doubles ( 2, 3)


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Film Review: Last Stand
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Call me a nostalgic fool, but I miss the moment in time when action movies starred young people. Or, at the very least, people not yet eligible for social security. The first two months of this year bring us action vehicles starring Sly Stallone (66, Bullet to the Head), Al Pacino (72, Stand Up Guys) and Bruce Willis (a spritely 57, A Good Day to Die Hard). To borrow a turn of phrase from Danny Glover, these guys are getting too old for this s***.
But none of these films have a former governor in the lead role, unless Jesse Ventura snuck a film by me somewhere. That honor belongs to The Last Stand, Arnold Schwarzenegger's first post-Governator starring role. The set-up is relatively straightforward. Big bad drug cartel man Gabriel Cortez (Eduardo Noriega) escapes the custody of FBI Agent John Bannister (Forest Whitaker) and flees for the Mexican border. As in most action movies, the FBI is incompetent, so the task of stopping him falls to local sheriff Ray Owens (Schwarzenegger) and his rag-tag group of deputies and enlisted locals (most notably Johnny Knoxville and Luiz Guzman).
Among many flaws, one stands out as truly tragic: you know the parts with Arnold and his deputies that you'd expect to be corny and absurd? They're actually quite entertaining! Knoxville and Guzman are reliably offbeat actors, and they bring a winning energy to the action sequences. Sure, the dialogue and plot are perfunctory and clichéd, and Arnold reads stiltedly, but it never verges into the land of the truly terrible.
Oddly enough, it's the lone Oscar winner in the cast who brings the whole proceedings to a screeching halt. The film spends about half of its runtime with the FBI and Cortez, and to call it boring would be an understatement. Whitaker's performance is so phoned-in that he must owe substantial late fees to Verizon Wireless, and Noriega is simply dull. As a result, the first hour or so suffers from serious pacing issues from which it never really recovers.
That being said, if you ever see the film on HBO and it's already an hour in, it would be worth tuning in for the titular "Last Stand" at the border town. Director Ji-Woon Kim is an artist when it comes to violence, able to keep the proceedings unserious and heightened without becoming self-knowingly over-the-top, a la Crank or Shoot 'Em Up. The film loves gunplay (perhaps too much for some: by an accident of unfortunate political timing, it may be the most brazenly anti-gun control film ever made), and when Arnold and the guy from Jackass are shooting up random bad guys, the film comes alive. Unfortunately, 30 good minutes do not a good feature make. Arnold may, shockingly, have some energy left in the tank, but the former Mr. Universe isn't strong enough to lift up the film around him.


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Police seek two after Paignton and Kingsbridge incidents
Posted: November 23, 2012|
POLICE have released an image of one of two men they want to speak to in connection with incidents in Paignton, Kingsbridge and other locations across Devon and Cornwall between March and October 2012.
They have been seen in various supermarkets where they will approach the cashier and buy a small value item.
They then engage the cashier in a conversation about their change and convince the shopkeeper to give them more than they are entitled to.
So far, 10 offences have been reported in the Liskeard, Paignton, Kingsbridge, Saltash, Callington, Tavistock and Penryn areas.
One suspect is in his mid twenties, 6ft tall and of slim build. He has short, dark cropped hair with a beard and moustache and was wearing a white T shirt and black shorts. His accent is described as Northern.
The second man has short black hair and was wearing a T shirt, showing a tattoo on his right arm.
Anyone who recognizes either man is asked to call Crimestoppers on 0800 555111 quoting crime reference BD/12/1128


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Fourth-seeded Xavier stayed alive in the Nashville Regional Saturday by eliminating Clemson, 6-4.
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Agroforestry and trees allow for a diversification of agricultural production. This simple concept is reflected by incorporating trees with farming into tree-based farming. More we diversify the system, less there are problems with pests. It is necessary to enhance the system from within to control the problems that exist rather than imposing external solutions. This is an important message for the establishment of home gardens for food security. The small scale farmers possess limited lands and their productivity is limited due to the cost of inorganic chemicals to control the pests. Hence the best solution to the aggravation of pests and minimize the use of inorganic toxic chemicals is moving towards tree based farming.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 9, 2000 About 180 privately owned vehicles belonging to service members suffered minor damage en route from the United States to Bremerhaven, Germany, said Military Traffic Management Command officials.
The vehicles and possibly some household good were damaged when the Faust -- a contracted cargo ship -- encountered hurricane force winds in the English Channel Nov. 5.
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"The Faust ran into some high winds going through the English Channel," he said. "A piece of Air Force cargo broke loose and hit a diesel fuel tank. Fuel spilled over portions of the ship damaging some of the cargo."
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Grants are rarely available to for-profit businesses unless they have invented new technology in the national interest. Your best bet is to apply for a loan. You might talk with your banker about an SBA-guaranteed loan. If your day care will primarily serve children whose mothers are receiving state aid, and the state will pay you to care for the children, then you might be able to secure some funding help through your department of health and human services, but it wouldn't be for the full cost of the day care.
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Alumnus Roberto Martinez Makes 'Bachelorette' Finale
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Having whittled down her pick from 25 men to two — including one UT alumnus — Ali Fedotowsky will make her final choice tonight in the season finale of the ABC reality show "The Bachelorette."
Roberto Martinez '05, who majored in international business at UT and was a right-handed pitcher for the baseball team, is a finalist in the show that airs tonight, Aug. 2.
Monica Sheridan '05, UT's associate director of admissions, sat next to Martinez at graduation. In fact, the two were good friends, and she said they kept in touch after UT, though she didn't know he was on "The Bachelorette" until she saw the listing of bachelors online at the start of the season. She's seen college friends interviewed about Martinez in US Weekly and other entertainment media, which has been a little surreal.
"You don't expect to see one of your friends on 'Extra,'" Sheridan said. Some of their mutual friends wear Team Roberto T-shirts on Monday nights.
Sheridan said the wholesome persona Martinez displays on the TV show is true to life. He wasn't a big drinker in college, and Ybor City wasn't his scene. She said he was kind of shy around the girls too, which is ironic now that he is on national television in search of love.
"He isn't scandalous. He's very much a clean-cut guy who is representing UT well," Sheridan said. "He doesn't have a cocky attitude, and is generally just a really great guy."
Sheridan said Martinez, who is an insurance agent in Charleston, SC, cut off communication during the filming of the show, but as of Saturday, July 31, he had reactivated his Facebook account with just one message: "It's good to be back."
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The two, along with the other bachelor finalist, are concluding the season in Tahiti, where Fedotowsky, 25, may give out the final rose and receive a marriage proposal from one of the two guys.
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