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There was nothing fun about Wednesday, not that my life HAS to be fun every day, but it helps. In fact, I was feeling like life was rather on top of me, photos needed sorting and editing, emails needed writing, kids needed loving and the housework needed some serious attention before one of us stuck to the floor for good. I figured I'd very much like to resign from something. I'm not even sure what it is I was wanting to resign from, except perhaps the housework, because, well, who lives for that? I didn't know where I would send the resignation letter to, so I just sucked it up and carried on, ignoring the floor that needed scrubbing and promising the kids that we'd do fun stuff some time soon...
At about 1am that morning we awoke to a scream and ran to our son's side to find that he was in the middle of a seizure. Pretty well the most scared I've ever been in my life, I called out "call 111!" After what seemed like about 75 hours he stopped shaking (ok, probably 1 minute?) and was totally unresponsive, but breathing. Suddenly something so simple, like my child breathing, became the most important thing in the world.
The ambulance took us to hospital where he would have another four seizures in the following 12 hours. No one knew what was wrong. He didn't have a temperature and wasn't sick before that. That afternoon we went via ambulance over to Nelson Hospital where he underwent every test known to man, CT Scan, MRI, Lumbar Puncture, you name it. Everything came back clear. Seems that nothing was wrong with him. Far out, sometimes NOTHING is rather terrifying. Although I was rather pleased we weren't looking at a brain tumour!
We stayed in hospital until the following Tuesday, as he slowly started to get back to normal, and then came home. Just like that, came home. No one could say what was wrong with Sam, and apart from being rather tired and missing several bits of his memory from the last year or so, he's all good. So we're none the wiser, but the whole episode sure did remind me about what's really important in life.
Thanks to everyone who has been patient with us the last couple of weeks, we've had to reschedule shoots, and keep people waiting that bit longer for their photos. Thank you all SO so much for your understanding. We're back into it now, trying hard to get caught up again.
And because I have to post SOME kind of photo - this is the ambulance at my house in the middle of the night. Although I only had my cell phone on me, I still took a photo (can't help being a photographer!)
Tomorrow I'll have some happier blog posts to share - so there's more pretty photos coming, promise!
Now back on the ground again! This was when we took a holiday in beautiful Golden Bay last month. This was inside one of the deep dark caves. That's me in holding the baby in the front pack, then my five other kids in front of me and brother and his fiance to the right. I love how we're all looking interested (totally unstaged btw) and it kind of looks like Kimberly is trying to get signal on her cellphone (although she's trying to take a picture too).
I found it really interesting when they turned the lights off, there was absolutely no light. Nothing at all your eyes could adjust to, just absolute darkness. Pretty freaky.
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Today was the Snow White and the Seven Dwarves ballet production. My girls have been involved in ballet since they were about 4, and it's the highlight of the year for them to perform on stage. This year, like last, we photographed it for all of the parents. Here are just a few highlights for now.
This is my Emily.
Snow White and some rather nasty looking characters. I would stay away from that apple, personally.
This is my oldest, Kimberly.
Three of the seven dwarves, the heros in this story.
My Georgia is the one on the right. She does have a very pretty face too, I just like this one as a legs shot!
So, I've narrowed the photos down to just over a thousand. Silly, isn't it? Paul will be uploading them to a gallery for all you parents to go through. Not sure when exactly, but hopefully soon!
This was when we went to Pupu Springs last month. This just appealed to my sense of humour!
This is Sam, our one and only son. He's a very happy fellow, considering that he is surrounded by 5 sisters. He'll be learning so much patience, he's going to make someone an awesome husband one day!
This is our wee Sophie. Probably the cutest toddler walking the planet right now. Full of spunk, she's a two year old worth having around.
This is Charlotte Katie about an hour or so after she was born back in July. I can just stare at this photo forever. What a miracle that this grew inside me, and it's a whole person. Just a very small one. She's 4 months old now and brimming with cute smily happiness. We all love her a lot.


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Oh man, a vlog but no links *cries* So many good books, but now I have to search for them on Goodreads and Amazon xDD.
Great haul! I loved Mercy Thompson! Okay.. not loved. I liked the series. Veery uncomfortable around Charlaine Harris's books, though. I don't know.. Sookie is so.. mhe (at least in the German translations, she is xD)
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(Do you have GFC? Or is your blog hosted by wordpress.com and not org? :> I'd love to follow you there. New Twitter and Goodreads follower, though!)
I love Maria V Snyder's books, especially the Study series. And If I Stay is so good too. Looking forward to your reviews. You found some awesome books at the half price book store. Enjoy!
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Great IMM! I love the Poison Study series! It's fabulous. Happy Reading!
Yay for half-price books, I need to read the Sookie Stackhouse series!
If I stay = greatness! And I am excited to read Kelley Armstrong's work!
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I got Going Bovine this week too! I also love the Women of the Underworld series by Kelley Armstrong! Check out my mailbox this week:
YEA another HPB person and a fellow Texan. I have two HPB where I live in Ft. Worth and I love going to them and I always find some really good YA books. I should check out the arlington one sometime.
If I stay is an awesome book it really made me think. I actually found an audio version of it at HPB and bought it as well. I have going bovine on my shelf also because I heard it was funny. I've thought getting the sookie books but that seems like alot to me.
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Great week! I love Kelley Armstrong too (Elena & Clay are my favs as well). I actually just finished Spellbound the other day and I'm going to be reviewing it and giving it away on Wednesday I think if you want to swing by the blog ;)
Anyway, yay for picking up extra copies to loan out, I end up doing that all the time!! LOL
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'Stalking' place, moment enhances Derry art teacher's photography
When Derry Area High School art teacher Richard McWherter submitted his black-and-white photo titled "Reach" for entry into the annual statewide juried "Art of the State" exhibition, he probably expected his artwork would make its way back to him after the show.
Pennsylvania first lady Susan Corbett helped select McWherter's photo as one of two State Museum of Pennsylvania Purchase Award winners, meaning it will go on extended exhibition and become part of the museum's permanent collection.
More than 1,700 artworks were submitted, with 122 selected to be part of the 47th annual exhibition, which runs through Sept. 14.
McWherter said he often spends weeks or months, sometimes even years "stalking" locations, waiting for the right conditions for his ideal photo.
"I'll look at a scene and I say 'Oh, this would be better at a different time of year or a different time of day.' I come back and I check those at different times of the year and different times of the day to see what the lighting would be like," said McWherter, who has artwork available for viewing and purchase in the Latrobe Art Center, Greensburg Art Center and Associated Artists of Pittsburgh as well as on his website, www.richardmcwherter.com.
"Sometimes I stalk locations for years, " he said. "There was one covered bridge I wanted to take a picture of, and I drove past it for about 20 years until I got the picture that I liked."
There was no time for location stalking when it came to "Reach."
On a trip to California, McWherter made a quick side trip to Muir Woods in hopes of capturing compelling photos of the towering redwoods and landscapes there. Traffic delayed his arrival in the park, but the brief period of late-afternoon sun remaining yielded the perfect lighting conditions for his award-winning photo of a cluster of redwood roots emerging from an embankment.
Taking a good photograph is only the beginning of McWherter's artistic work. He later uploads the images into computer photo-editing programs and applies digital brushstrokes to add a more expressionistic style.
"I break the picture down into different layers, and each layer I do something different," he said. "A different brush size or different brush pressure, something different to each layer."
Having a talented and passionate artist as part of the high school art staff is a major benefit to the Derry Area School District, Superintendent David Welling said.
"I'm very proud that Richard is part of this staff and certainly glad that he shares those talents and insights as he's teaching art here with our students," Welling said. "We're fortunate to have somebody with his talents on board with us."
McWherter teaches "ceramics and drawing and sculpture — everything except photography," but says the same principles and elements are important in all forms of art.
"The photograph, like all art, is a dream made tangible," McWherter said. "It represents a physical extension of a memory for me. My goal is to lead the eye through an image with the same effect that a storyteller weaves a tale. I want to go beyond just recording a time and place; I want to capture that moment, how it makes me feel, and share it with others."
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With the humble tin whistle at it's core, The Big Whistle Festival is a gathering of traditional and contemporary musicians for a weekend of groove laden gigs, intimate concerts and workshops.
Big Whistle Festival is promoted by The Met and Big Whistle Music.
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If you can't make Thursday, join us for just Friday and Saturday for £49, or Saturday only for £32.
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Thursday 19 February 8pm / £20
Cara Dillon is one of the finest exponents of traditional Irish song anywhere in the world. SOLD OUT
Friday 20 February 7.30pm / £6
Ribble Valley based Drop The Floor are a dynamic multi instrumental and vocal quartet who are gaining an ever increasing following for their delivery of high energy Irish music.
Friday 20 February 8.45pm / £20
Three members of the BBC acclaimed Transatlantic Sessions come to Big Whistle Festival as part of a unique European tour.
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Saturday 21 February 10.30am / £5
Phil Brown hosts an hour of music and chat with Mike McGoldrick, exploring his background, instrumental influences and musical passions.
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Saturday 21 February 2pm / £14
Breabach are often described as the new faces of Scottish Traditional music
Saturday 21 February 6pm / £10
Ross Ainslie is joined for this intimate set at Big Whistle by guitarist Ali Hutton. SOLD OUT
Saturday 21 February 8pm / £6
Monkey's Fist is a four-piece instrumental Celtic fusion band with a unique sound and a set that draws from a broad range of traditions.
Saturday 21 February 9pm / £14
Treacherous Orchestra are a powerful force in Scottish music; a huge eleven strong, folk big band that delivers epic, incendiary live performances night after night.
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Saturday 21 February 10.30am / £4
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Experienced tutor Terry Walsh encourages players to progress their skills by building a repertoire from a simple source.
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A chance to share in the creative talents of two outstanding pipe and whistle musicians; James Duncan MacKenzie and Calum MacCrimmon of Breabach.
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Best Buy Sets $5 Billion Share Buyback, 7% Dividend Boost
Best Buy Co., the world's largest consumer electronics retailer, approved a new $5 billion share repurchase plan and raised its quarterly dividend by 7 percent after last quarter's earnings exceeded analysts' forecasts.
The buyback plan replaces the $5.5 billion program announced in 2007, which had $800 million left as of May 28, the Richfield, Minnesota-based company said today in a statement. The payout will be increased to 16 cents a share.
Increasing demand for mobile phones and tablets countered declining revenue from televisions in the quarter ended May 28. As competition intensified from Amazon.com Inc. and Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Chief Executive Officer Brian Dunn added touch-screen kiosks to let customers shop on bestbuy.com and retrained employees to push sales of gadgets that work together.
"It's a very efficient use of their money," Anthony Chukumba, an analyst at BB&T Capital Markets in New York, said of the buyback and raised dividend. Best Buy is shrinking spending on stores to focus on smaller units and online sales, and "they clearly have the wherewithal to invest in what's working and return the value to shareholders."
Chukumba recommends buying the shares.
The stock jumped 84 cents, or 2.7 percent, to $32.38 at 4:15 p.m. in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. Best Buy has fallen 13 percent in the past 12 months.
Profit has declined in the past three quarters as Best Buy coped with competition from online sellers and discounters, and consumers' outlook on the economy darkened.
Bloomberg's gauge of economic expectations fell this month to the lowest level since March 2009 after unemployment hit a 2011 high of 9.1 percent in May.
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The Delta Animal Shelter has been receiving stray pets who are suffering from frostbite. For some, it means the tips of their ears have fallen off after being frozen.
"King" has had his ears scabbed from being out in the cold. The frozen tips eventually fell off.
The assistant shelter manager says many people do turn in the strays who are obviously homeless and freezing. But she has suggestions for pet owners as well.
"If there's a heated barn, even a heated garage with a cat door where they can get in and out of the wind, that would probably be the best solution to a cat that insists on staying outside. Dogs, if they're going to be outside in a dog house at this time of the year, it pretty much has to be heated to keep them safe," said Delta Shelter Assistant Manager, Mary Gail Blasier.
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If you purchased the camera and the film in it then it is yours to do with what you like.
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If you purchased the camera and the film in it then it is yours to do with what you like.
I'm also of the opinion that the film was yours, and you were free to do what you wished with it.
I too bought a camera recently that had an exposed roll of film in it. I contacted the seller and offered to send it to him, but he didn't want it. I plan to develop it.
But even in the former case, the lot may come from a suddenly deceased person which did not wanted those images to be spread.
Furthermore in parts of the world there is legislation on publicizing photographs of persons. So even in case one has acquired legally old prints, films, transparencies, you might still not be allowed to do everything you like with those.
Interesting question...
A friend of mine, recently gave me a small plastic bag full of cameras, that once belonged to a relative of her.
Two of them were boxcameras, and they still have unfinished rolls in them. I asked if she would have the unfinished rolls back, but she didn't care, and I was told that I could process the rolls, or throw them away - she didn't mind.
So maybe I'll finish those rolls, or maybe I'll throw them away - I don't know.
Here is a web site full of images from rolls of film found in old cameras. The web site owner develops all the old film he finds. There are many very interesting images. http://westfordcomp.com/updated/found.htm
In my opinion the film is personal and should be returned undeveloped to the seller. If they wish to discard it, it's up to them. As for developing it myself....never.
I find it ironic on a site devoted to photography, and it's value, that people would be so cavalier as to reply with comments like, "you bought it, it's yours" and " I'd just throw it away".
If you bought a used car from someone and they accidentally left personal items in the trunk, would you say the same thing.
It says a lot about you.
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The economic child: developmental aspects of economic behavior
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|Non-medical prescribers and pharmacovigilance: participation, competence and future needs.
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|Objective To determine UK non-medical prescribers' (NMPs) (supplementary or independent) current participation and self-reported competence in pharmacovigilance, and their perceptions of training and future needs. Setting Non-medical prescribers in health care in the United Kingdom. Awareness of and participation in the Yellow Card Scheme (YCS); attitudes towards ADR reporting; strategies to encourage reporting; pharmacovigilance training; and demographics. The sample comprised nurse (n = 912) and pharmacist (n = 2,439) NMPs in the UK. Main outcome measures Self-reported competence in pharmacovigilance, knowledge of and participation in the YCS, attitudes towards ADR reporting; strategies to encourage ADR reporting; pharmacovigilance training during NMP training. Results Six hundred and thirteen responses were received giving an overall response rate of 20.4 %. Response rates for nurse and pharmacist prescribers were 32.2 % (n = 293) and 13.1 % (n = 320) respectively. Three hundred and fifty-nine respondents (58.6 %) had submitted a Yellow Card. Although the majority of respondents (70.4 %) felt competent in pharmacovigilance, a third (34.2 %) said they needed further training. Respondents reported a positive attitude towards ADR reporting, yet only a minority (22.9 %) correctly answered factual questions about the YCS. Approximately a third of respondents (35.6 %) "couldn't remember" if pharmacovigilance was covered in their prescribing training. Publicity and education were commonly suggested measures to enhance contribution to the YCS. Conclusion While NMPs report participation and competence in ADR reporting, there are several key issues to consider including the need for further training and support to optimise their role in pharmacovigilance.
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Trail at Potrero Regional Park
Thomas Bros. Map: Page D, where state Route 94 nearly touches the U.S.-Mexico border.
Before you go: Download a copy of the nature trail map from the San Diego County parks' page for Potrero Regional Park, sdcounty.ca.gov/parks/Camping/potrero.html.
The trail is open to hikers and bicyclists as well as dogs on leashes.
The website for the Campo Stone Store issdcounty.ca.gov/parks/campostone.html.
And the website for the Pacific Southwest Railway Museum is sdrm.org.
Trailhead: From Interstate 8, head east, exiting at Buckman Springs Road, heading south. Follow signs for Campo, passing Lake Morena. At the intersection with state Route 94, turn right, heading west. Follow signs for Potrero County Park, turning right onto Potrero Valley Road then right again onto Potrero Park Road.
To return a different way, head west on state Route 94 to Interstate 805 and Interstate 5 near downtown San Diego.
Distance/difficulty: The loop trail is just about 1 mile total; easy.
Here is a short, easy hike accompanied by some bonus attractions.
It's the nature trail at Potrero Regional Park, a surprisingly interesting place that lies at the southern edge of the county, just a few miles from the U.S.-Mexico border. The drive to get there winds through some lovely backcountry filled with big boulders, oak groves and seasonal creeks.
There are two routes to get there, which makes for a fine loop exploration.
Begin by going east on Interstate 8, past Pine Valley and Sunrise Highway, exiting at Buckman Springs Road. Head south from here about 20 miles, past Lake Morena and through Campo.
Campo is where those bonus attractions await. The first is the Campo Stone Store, on a list of "San Diego County Historical Treasures," acquired and restored by the county as a museum in 1948. Also known as the Gaskill Brothers Stone Store, this lovely old stone building that sits right on state Route 94 is now a small museum operated by the county — open only on weekends — that re-creates what a general store might have offered in the late 1800s.
The Gaskill Brothers had originally built a wooden frame store here in 1868, according to a plaque on site, but after border bandits raided it in 1875, the brothers built this fort-like replacement in 1885. You can read all about the border bandits' attack in the Potrero park ranger's office by the campgrounds.
Just across the highway from that historic old general store lies the Pacific Southwest Railway Museum, home to more than 80 pieces of old railroad equipment, including historical steam locomotives, passenger and freight cars and cabooses, some open inside for viewing. The railway museum is currently operating on summer hours, open only on Saturdays from noon to 9 p.m.
The museum also offers 90-minute rides on the Golden State Limited, a railway excursion on the San Diego & Arizona Railway for just 12 miles. Golden State summer departures are at 5 and 7 p.m., Saturdays only.
From mid-September to mid-June, the railway museum is open Saturdays and Sundays, with railway excursions departing at 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. on both those weekend days.
Continuing on state Route 94 to Potrero Regional Park, you'll see its impressive coast live oak groves as soon as you round the bend and head down to that tiny town.
As soon as I arrived at the regional park, I saw a huge barn owl fly into one of those majestic old oak trees — an uncommon sight, especially in the daytime. I parked immediately but it had already escaped further view.
I headed to the park's northeast corner to hike its self-guided nature trail through chaparral country.
At the very beginning of the trail, you'll see a very short spur leading to an excellent example of morteros — in one big slab of bedrock are several of those deep acorn-grinding holes used long-ago by Kumeyaay women who once lived here.
The trail covers a loop of only about 1 mile as it dips up and down in the boulder-strewn chaparral, covered with lots of buckwheat, chamise and a few scattered oaks. Potrero in Spanish translates to mean "pasturing place," and this area served that purpose for a long time.
After the Kumeyaay lived in this acorn-rich area, Charlie McAlmond, a ship captain from San Diego, settled in Potrero Valley in 1868 and established a cattle ranch, according to the county's park brochure. Other ranchers followed and horse-drawn wagons used to haul oak firewood from here to San Diego.
The county has recently acquired an additional adjacent parcel northeast of the current park boundaries, where there may be additional trails in the future.
"We are in the process of identifying opportunities for new trails up there, but we want to be sure we do it right," said Scott Hoover, district manager for the County of San Diego Department of Parks and Recreation. "We acquired these lands as part of the Multiple Species Conservation Program, so we need to determine what needs to be protected. But if we are able to put in trails there, we'll establish an equestrian and hiking staging area — this may be several years out."
Meanwhile, I finished the loop hike and headed back to the hundreds of oak trees that dominate this park. I simply wandered around the many old trees, looking up in the towering limbs for those owls. I didn't see them, but I asked Park Ranger Jeff Dart about them, and he told me there were many barn owls, great-horned owls and long-eared howls living in these trees. "Lots of hawks, too," he said, including a pair of red-shouldered hawks that nest by the baseball field.
"There are more than 800 oaks trees in this grove alone," he told me.
The owls are primarily nocturnal, so the best way to see them would be to camp here — and that's available, too. Potrero Regional Park offers 39 RV camping sites and an additional seven tent-only sites. To make reservations, visitsdparks.org.
Return via state Route 94 to Interstate 5 for that full loop backcountry exploration.
Priscilla Lister is a freelance writer from San Diego.


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Brumm Speaks Out: Some random thoughts - 11/25/2015 07:43 AM
Last week, I drove to Lincoln, Neb., and back to Mankato. There is a lot of corn piled at country elevators everywhere along the route. While some of it is covered (both with and without aeration fans under the covers) there was a lot of exposed corn getting wet from the recent rains. Keep in mind that with the warm fall, this corn went into the piles warm.Read more on Pork Network
Meat of the matter: Gagging the turkey - 11/25/2015 07:29 AM
Along with the usual serving of "Veggie Options for Thanksgiving" articles, this year there's a toxic mix of meat-will-kill-you stories on the side — with one notable, valuable exception. If there's one certainty about the Thanksgiving holiday — along with the awkward interlude at the family gathering where someone eats too much/drinks too much/talks too much — it's a slew of stories about alternatives to the traditional turkey.Read more on Pork Network
Open communication crucial as USDA examines biotech regulatory process - 11/25/2015 07:10 AM
National Corn Growers Association Trade Policy and Biotechnology Chair John Linder, a farmer from Ohio, and Director of Biotechnology and Crop Inputs Nathan Fields took part in a meeting hosted by the Biotechnology Regulatory Service to share with stakeholders how the U.S. Department of Agriculture plans to approach new rulemaking around part 340.Read more on Pork Network
Grain and oilseed futures were marginally higher early Wednesday morning - 11/25/2015 07:02 AM
NOTE: Doane will be closed Thursday and Friday in observance of Thanksgiving. Grain and oilseed futures were marginally higher early Wednesday morning. The futures market will not trade on Thursday and will reopen Friday for a shortened day. Funds sold an estimated 8,000 CBOT corn contracts on Tuesday.Read more on Pork Network
FAO issues guidelines on conservation and use of world's genetic resources - 11/25/2015 07:00 AM
In the run-up to the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris, FAO has released new guidelines to assist countries in better conserving and sustainably using genetic resources in times of climate change. The Voluntary Guidelines to Support the Integration of Genetic Diversity into ...Read more on Pork Network
3 Big Things Today, Nov. 25 - 11/25/2015 06:17 AM
Corn, Beans Rise as Farmers Sock Crops Away Corn and soybeans rose overnight on speculation that growers are storing more of the commodities on farms until prices improve, limiting the amount of available supply. U.S. growers have the capacity to store about 13.1 billion bushels on their farms, according to the Department of Agriculture.Read more on Agriculture
CME Daily Livestock Report, Cold storage and corn harvest updates, November 25th 2015 - 11/25/2015 05:43 AM
Moving on to pork, cold storage levels were 13% higher than the end of October 2014 and totaled 602.7 million pounds. Hams, loins, ribs, and [...] The post CME Daily Livestock Report, Cold storage and corn harvest updates, November 25th 2015 appeared first on Swineweb.com - Complete Swine News, Markets, Commentary, and Technical Info.Read more on Swineweb
Growth in U.S. Agricultural Exports to China - 11/25/2015 05:32 AM
Secretary Vilsack arrives in China this weekend. Over the past decade, the United States' agricultural exports to China have risen sharply, propelling China into its position as the fastest-growing and highest-value export destination for U.S. farm and food products. In 2011, China surpassed Canada to become the top U.S. market and it has since retained [...]Read more on Swineweb
Mike Brumm Commentary, Some random thoughts this week, November 25th 2015 - 11/25/2015 05:28 AM
While some of it is covered (both with and without aeration fans under the covers) there was a lot of exposed corn getting wet from the recent rains. Keep [...] The post Mike Brumm Commentary, Some random thoughts this week, November 25th 2015 appeared first on Swineweb.com - Complete Swine News, Markets, Commentary, and Technical Info.Read more on Swineweb
Storage the solution as grain prices sag - 11/25/2015 03:06 AM
"In the last two years we've done more [business] than we have in the previous five years together," says Daniel Fritz, product development manager at the farm equipment supplier. The white polyfilm and nylon mesh bags are used for temporary storage of surplus crops. With US corn and soyabean harvests over and grain prices at historic lows, demand has been very high.Read more on The Financial Times
Record cattle prices boost Australian Agricultural Company's herd value - 11/24/2015 11:51 PM
Record prices for cattle in both the domestic and live export markets have boosted the value of the Australian Agricultural Company's (AACo) herd by $85 million in just six months. The company, which has today released its half-yearly financial results, also continues to profit from strong boxed beef sales, increasing to $218 million.Read more on Australian Broadcast Company
US Turkey in Cold Storage Still Down after Avian Flu - 11/24/2015 06:00 PM
US - USDA-NASS released numbers yesterday, and all protein categories except turkey showed cold storage volumes above year ago levels as of October 31st, write Steve Meyer and Len Steiner. Starting on the beef side, frozen beef levels were 34 per cent above 2014 to total 512 million pounds. Since this data series started in 1990, for the month of October only 2002 recorded higher levels of frozen beef than this year, at 525 million pounds.Read more on Thepoultrysite
African Poultry Wrap: Region a Lucrative Destination for Exports - 11/24/2015 06:00 PM
AFRICA - African countries are increasingly becoming a lucrative destination for American and European poultry exports with top five producer Spain raising its exports to South Africa by a massive 1064 per cent, as well as registering significant increases for other regional countries such as Benin, Togo and Gabon.Read more on Thepoultrysite
Good News: Hog Market Finding its Bottom - 11/24/2015 06:00 PM
US - Hog markets seem to be finding a bottom. That's good news. I just wish the bottom wasn't quite so low, writes Steve Meyer in the National Hog Farmer. Every futures contract has gained $3 to $5 over the past week and, as you can see in Figure 1 this could well be the high-water mark for hog slaughter this fall.Read more on Thepigsite
Authority Herbicide Available On Soybeans In Eastern Canada. - 11/24/2015 03:49 PM
Authority Herbicide Now Available to Eastern Canadian Soybean Growers FMC of Canada is pleased to announce the registration of Authority 480 herbicide for soybeans in eastern Canadian. Previously only available in western Canada, Authority offers a new group 14 weed control option for eastern Canadian soybean growers.Read more on Farms
World Bank sets $16 billion plan for climate fight in Africa - 11/24/2015 03:31 PM
The goal is to raise the money from several development organizations, countries and private partners, with the International Development Association, the World Bank arm that supports the poorest countries, providing some $5.7 billion, the Washington-based development lender said. "Sub-Saharan ...Read more on Phys
High cattle prices causes Werris Creek's last butcher to shut up shop - 11/24/2015 03:22 PM
A combination of high cattle prices and local residents travelling to bigger towns to do their shopping has led to Werris Creek's last butcher preparing to shut up shop. Mark Woolfe has been the face behind the counter of the store, in the New South Wales north west, for sixteen years. The Christmas Eve closure will leave the town of close to 1500 people without a butcher.Read more on Australian Broadcast Company
U.S. Farm Incomes Continue to Dive - 11/24/2015 01:58 PM
The latest U.S. Farm Income Forecast from the USDA projects that 2014-15 net incomes will see the most severe decrease since 1983. In its November farm income update Tuesday, the USDA forecasts 2014-15 net farm income (which includes household expenses) will decline 38.2% with net cash income down a staggering 27.7%.Read more on Agriculture
Use Oats in Diverse Rotations - 11/24/2015 01:18 PM
Oats was a fuel crop back when ethanol was just a gleam in corn's eye. This small grain literally fueled the horsepower that pulled horse-drawn implements. Oats hasn't gone the way entirely of horse-drawn equipment, but acreage is much less than during its heyday. In 1930, oats harvested for grain tallied 39,847,000 acres.Read more on Agriculture
Climate-friendly rice recognized as a top science development of 2015 - 11/24/2015 01:17 PM
And rice is a big source of methane: Scientists estimate that somewhere in the neighborhood of 8 to 15 percent of global methane emissions come from rice paddies around the world. Methane is 20 times more efficient at trapping heat in atmosphere than its better-known counterpart, carbon dioxide, ...Read more on Phys
Meal Protein and Amino Acid Considerations: Crop Year 2014* - 11/24/2015 12:27 PM
Estimated Meal Crude Protein Without and With Hulls: Swine and poultry nutritionists are not interested in soybean composition because they utilize soybean meal. Estimating meal composition from soybean composition is a challenge due to the multiple factors involved. When trying to better understand complex systems such as this, the development and use of models canRead more on Unitedsoybean
Estimate of Soybean Gross Commodity Product Value (EGCPV): Crop Year 2014* - 11/24/2015 12:08 PM
Soybeans are refined by processors into products that are then used as ingredients in the manufacture of feed, food and other products. In each application, a given soybean product is utilized based on its ability to competitively add value to an end-user's product through its compositional characteristics.Read more on Unitedsoybean
Average Soybean Protein and Oil at 13 percent Moisture: Crop Year 2014* - 11/24/2015 11:47 AM
Soybeans are used and valued on the basis of the specific compositional characteristics that they possess. Since soybeans are relatively high in both protein and oil, they are typically processed to separate the oil and the protein so that each constituent can be effectively used in specific end-use applications.Read more on Unitedsoybean
CIMMYT scientist Ravi Singh receives honor for wheat genetics, breeding - 11/24/2015 11:41 AM
CIMMYT scientist Ravi Singh receives honor for wheat genetics, breeding Scientist Ravi Singh has been named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science this week for his "distinguished contributions to the field of agricultural research and development, particularly in wheat genetics, pathology and breeding."Read more on Cimmyt
Diversify with Non-GMO Soybeans - 11/24/2015 11:39 AM
Non-GMO soybeans are an easy way to diversify a farm. With production practices similar to those for traditional soybeans, there's less to juggle than switching to a completely different crop. That's not always the case, though. "Historically, farmers have been very hesitant to get started," says Dave Martin, president of Bluegrass Farms of Ohio in Jeffersonville.Read more on Agriculture
Harvest Near Completion - 11/24/2015 11:28 AM
Rain preceded the snow in many areas with an inch or more common in the eastern two-thirds of the State. Fieldwork came to a halt as soils became too wet or snow covered to work. Harvest was near completion in most areas except for the Panhandle. Temperatures averaged above normal across the east and below normal in western areas.Read more on Nebraskacorn
Methods and Acknowledgements: Crop Year 2014* - 11/24/2015 11:26 AM
1. Reported values are based on soybean samples provided to USB by USDA-NASS from their Objective Yield Survey for crop year 2014. 2. The smallest geographical unit for which values are reported are multi-county Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) districts. 3. The USDA-NASS survey is ...Read more on Unitedsoybean
Field Peas Fit Upper Midwest Crop Rotations - 11/24/2015 11:20 AM
Looking for a protein-packed livestock feed? Field peas may be for you. This diverse legume is finding its way into Upper Midwest crop rotations. "It's a good rotational crop," says Kelly Cooper, manager of the Conservation Cropping Systems Project, Forman, North Dakota. Field peas particularly fit livestock farms.Read more on Agriculture
Wayne SWCD presents conservation awards - 11/24/2015 11:00 AM
WEST SALEM, Ohio — Wayne County farmers remain committed to conservation, and some of the county's top efforts were recognized Nov.17, during the annual Soil and Water Conservation District banquet. This year, the Conservation Farm Award was presented to David and Velda Rohrer. Rohrer is a retired dairy and potato farmer and currently operates a 400-acre grain farm in Green Township in Wayne County.Read more on Farm and Dairy
Argentina's New President Is Bearish For Soybean Market - 11/24/2015 10:55 AM
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Argentina's new President-elect is expected to drop soybean export taxes considerably, creating market-fear over a wall of soybeans entering the global export market. The news sharply dropped the soybean futures market, initially Monday, though the complex rebounded today. Mauricio Macri, the current mayor of Buenos Aires, was declared the elected president of Argentina on Sunday.Read more on Agriculture
American Farm Bureau Focus on Agriculture - November 24, 2015 - 11/24/2015 10:00 AM
With Thanksgiving already upon us--and Christmas and Hanukkah quick to follow--we begin thinking more of life's blessings. We see trends in social media where all the things we are thankful for are shared daily. We reflect on the importance of family, friends, opportunities, jobs and the abundance of material items we have.Read more on The Voice of Agriculture
New grant funds AgCenter alligator research - 11/24/2015 09:23 AM
News Release Distributed 11/24/15BATON ROUGE, La. – An LSU AgCenter aquaculture researcher has obtained a new $150,000 grant from the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries to find out the nutrient requirements of alligators. What Robert Reigh learns from the work is helping in the development of new feed formulas for alligator farmers.Read more on Lsuagcenter
Soybeans Turn Higher Tuesday - 11/24/2015 08:50 AM
DES MOINES, Iowa (Agriculture.com)-- On Tuesday, the CME Group's corn, soybean and wheat markets trade mixed. At mid-session, the March corn futures are trading 2 3/4 cents lower at $3.70. January soybean futures are trading 3 1/4 cents higher at $8.67. March wheat futures are trading 7 3/4 cents lower at $4.90.Read more on Agriculture
Soybeans, Corn End Lower Tuesday - 11/24/2015 08:50 AM
DES MOINES, Iowa (Agriculture.com)-- On Tuesday, the CME Group's corn, soybean and wheat markets closed lower. At the close, the March corn futures settled 3 1/2 cents lower at $3.69 1/2. January soybean futures ended 1/2 of a cent lower at $8.63 3/4. March wheat futures ended 9 1/4 cents lower at $4.88 1/2.Read more on Agriculture
Dennis Smith from Archer Financial Services, November 24th 2015 - 11/24/2015 08:44 AM
LC Rallied Yesterday on Light Volume Monthly Cold Storage Showed a Large Drawdown in Pork MORNING LIVESTOCK REPORT Follow me on Twitter @denniscattle Tuesday November 24, 2015 LEAN HOGS Cash hog prices were steady yesterday on moderate to active hog receipts. This is a short kill week. Pork packers are [...]Read more on Swineweb
Cooking with chloraminated water and salt could create toxic molecules - 11/24/2015 08:00 AM
The authors of the study, from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and Nanjing University in China, say further studies are needed to find out more about these molecules and their effect, if any, on our health. In the meantime, limiting cooking time and temperature, and cooking with table salt fortified with iodate instead of iodide, could be safest. Our tap water is disinfected before we drink it or use it in cooking.Read more on Phys
Beef Factories - Irish prime cattle prices remain stable but cows fall again - 11/24/2015 07:56 AM
The trade for finished cattle is remaining steady on the back of firm demand, but this is being offset by stronger supplies of finished cattle coming forward, according to Bord Bia. According to the country's procurement managers, there has been little change in the prices quoted for prime cattle while cull cows have dropped further The post Beef Factories - Irish prime cattle prices remain stable but cows fall again appeared first on Agriland.Read more on Agriland
Agriculture Jobs May Be Plentiful, But New Grads Are Scarce - 11/24/2015 07:24 AM
Close to 60,000 jobs are set to open up in agriculture, food and natural resource sectors each year for the next five years, according to a report from Purdue University and the USDA, reports Luke Runyon/Harvest Public Media on Newsworks.org. The American agriculture industry has a problem though; there's not enough grads to fill them.Read more on Croplife
Morning Farm Report: Cattle prices increase, lean hogs see no change - 11/24/2015 07:04 AM
Live cattle prices increased over the weekend from $163.65 on Friday to $132.18 on Monday, bringing the 27-average price to $135.41. Feeder cattle prices also saw an increase of $1.75 to hit $165.40 on Monday. The 27-day average price is now at $183.32. Lean hog prices saw no change and currently rests at $57.45.Read more on Pork Network
Wheat eases on improving U.S. crops, soybean prices slip back - 11/24/2015 07:02 AM
Chicago wheat futures edged lower on Tuesday, giving up some of last session's gains, as a further improvement in the condition of the U.S. winter crop put attention back on ample global supply of the staple cereal. Soybeans slipped back after rebounding from a 6-1/2-year low on Monday, as the market continued to anticipate that Argentina's incoming president would boost exports, adding to volumes from bumper harvests around the world.Read more on Pork Network
Illinois farmland topped $13,000 per acre - 11/24/2015 07:00 AM
The Nov. 18 auction of 556 acres of farmland brought a total of $5.98 million, or an average of $10,755 per acre. Prices on individual tracts ranged from $7,566 per acre to $13,156 per acre. The land was offered in six tracts by Murray Wise Associates. "This was a very significant sale, because it came right on the heels of the harvest and at a time when there is a significant supply of land on the market.Read more on Pork Network
The corn snake genome sequenced for the first time - 11/24/2015 06:52 AM
Among the 5 000 existing species of mammals, more than 100 have their genome sequenced, whereas the genomes of only 9 species of reptiles (among 10 000 species) are available to the scientific community. This is the reason why a team at the University of Geneva (UNIGE), Swit- zerland, has ...Read more on Phys
Research at University of Illinois aims to help swine producers feed the right amount of calcium - 11/24/2015 06:17 AM
Formulating diets based on vales for total calcium fails to take into account how well the calcium in the diet is digested and absorbed from the intestinal tract, which makes it difficult [...] The post Research at University of Illinois aims to help swine producers feed the right amount of calcium appeared first on Swineweb.com - Complete Swine News, Markets, Commentary, and Technical Info.Read more on Swineweb
3 Big Things Today, Nov. 24 - 11/24/2015 06:17 AM
Corn, Soybeans Slightly Lower Overnight as Glut Weighs on Prices Corn and soybeans were trading slightly lower overnight as a global glut of both crops weighs on futures. Global corn stockpiles at the end of the marketing year are pegged at a record 211.9 million metric tons, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.Read more on Agriculture
Hog prices drop to six-year lows - 11/24/2015 06:08 AM
Live hog prices fell below $40 per hundredweight last week. This means hog prices are at their lowest level since November of 2009 when the U.S. was just beginning to pull off the bottom of the great recession. The source of the current downturn in prices seems to have components from both supply and demand.Read more on Pork Network
'Alternative feeds - some farms have feed costs 60% higher than the average' - 11/24/2015 01:10 AM
There are a number of alternative feed sources available, but Irish farmers must be aware of each feed cost, according to Teagasc's Padraig O'Kiely. According to O'Kiely, farmers should base their feed choice on the range of costs rather than solely focusing on the average cost. "If you look across farms there is a wide The post 'Alternative feeds - some farms have feed costs 60% higher than the average' appeared first on Agriland.Read more on Agriland
Less malting barley expected in Australia this year - 11/23/2015 11:16 PM
A warm and dry finish to the grain growing season has lowered the quality of Australia's barley crop. On average Australia grows eight million tonnes of barley. It is the second-largest crop in the nation after wheat. Barley is graded according to its quality: malt is the premium grade, feed the lowest.Read more on Australian Broadcast Company
A Truly Universal Fall Tillage Tool? - 11/23/2015 11:00 PM
One question that is always on the minds of farmers this time of year is what type of tillage is best for their farm. From no-till to strip-till, conventional and vertical-tillage options, Beck's Practical Farm Research (PFR) team has been evaluating all fall tillage methods to provide you with the necessary information to make the most informed decision for your farm.Read more on Agriculture
Fall Tillage with the Capello Quasar Corn Head - 11/23/2015 11:00 PM
Earlier this year, Jason Webster, Beck's Practical Farm Research (PFR) Innovation Lead, headed out to the field to evaluate the success of the Capello Quasar Corn Head as a fall tillage tool. In the 2015 trials, Beck's PFR evaluated the use of this equipment in continuous corn and soybeans after ...Read more on Agriculture
New Solutions to Handle Your Corn Stalk Residue - 11/23/2015 11:00 PM
How can we handle the high amounts of corn stalk residue we've been seeing at harvest? That is the question Beck's Practical Farm Research (PFR) team and Beck's PFR Innovation Lead, Jason Webster set out to investigate this harvest. Starting with a John Deere combine, the PFR team tested an eight row corn head.Read more on Agriculture


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Video: Spahic forced to pay €75,000 fine after steward fight in April
Spahic is now with Hamburg after Bayer Leverkusen sacked him
Spahic is now with Hamburg after Bayer Leverkusen sacked him
German authorities classed the most capped player in Germany's history as 'deceased' after they couldn't get hold of him
Her Cold War song cycle 'Oh Moscow', written with Sally Potter, was performed round the world
Foreign Secretary raises concerns about welfare of arrested Greenpeace Britons
An exodus of talent, the end of state support and meagre resources have proved terminal
Jonny beaten by Spain's Javier Gomez in sprint finish
For as long as the Brownlee brothers can remember, they have squabbled over table tennis and Monopoly. Now they have a monopoly over global triathlon.
British triathlete saw off American Gwen Jorgensen and Germany's Anne Haug as well as team-mate Jodie Stimpson to claim world championship
Back on top of the world?
All kinds of shenanigans go on in Hampstead Heath after dark, so it's perhaps no surprise to find long-term critical whipping boys Keane performing in one of its more secluded corners.
Cigars expected to fetch between £800 and £1,200
Tony Paterson joins the German Chancellor on the campaign trail
The pair will be vying for a place in the semi-final
The Gunners are looking to sell the striker with Malaga interested in sending their club captain Gamez to the Emirates in return
Bundesliga club are looking for a 'dangerous striker' and believe that the Croatian will fit the bill
Wojciech Szczesny also ruled out with back injury, as Wenger could step-up interest in Ashley Williams with just two fit centre-backs left
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Man, this is one of the things that I'm willing to give Enterprise a pass for.
At least they are trying to show that alien races have different languages and don't all speak perfect English.
I can't picture a series trying to make this realistic though (each new species, including the Vulcans, would take at least a few weeks of interaction because each race could understand what the heck they were saying to each other. This is assuming the race is peaceful and wants to communicate and not blow you out of the galaxy first encounter)
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Snooki on Her 42-Pound Weight Loss: I Don't Want Fiance Jionni LaValle to "Run Away Ever"
Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi knows she has a good thing going with Jionni LaValle, and she's determined not to let anything jeopardize it. Speaking about their relationship -- and her 42-pound post-baby weight loss, which she shows off on the cover of the new issue of Us Weekly -- the 4-foot-9 Jersey Shore alum admitted to Us that one reason she hits the gym is to keep her fiance from hitting the road.
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"Even though I'm busy with Lorenzo all the time, I still want to look good for Jionni, 'cause I don't want him to run away ever from me," the new mom told Us of why she worked so hard to get back into shape after the August birth of her son. "So I basically try to go to the gym all the time and train with my trainer and do cardio as much as possible."
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The pint-sized former party girl, 25, is especially fond of Zumba and a class called "Buns and Guns." But she also uses playtime with Lorenzo to her advantage. "If you can't make it to the gym, you can always work out with your baby," she explained to Us, adding that she gets an arm workout by lifting her little boy. "He likes to go up and down. We call him Super Lorenzo so he flies."
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For Snooki and LaValle, the hard part isn't finding time to work out -- it's finding time to go out. "It's definitely hard to have alone time, as me and Jionni are parents, and taking care of Lorenzo is all about Lorenzo," she told Us, noting that the couple's most "romantic" moments these days involve cuddling up to a movie after their son is asleep. "Hopefully we'll get that spark back."
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In the meantime, the new parents are content to dote on their little boy. "I love when Lorenzo laughs," Snooki gushed to Us of the toddler, who is just beginning to try to crawl. "When we tickle him, he can just crack up for hours. And that always makes me happy."
For more on Snooki's weight loss -- plus exclusive shots of her amazing post-baby body -- pick up the new issue of Us Weekly, on stands now!
This article originally appeared on Usmagazine.com: Snooki on Her 42-Pound Weight Loss: I Don't Want Fiance Jionni LaValle to "Run Away Ever"
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