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Should you buy the Sam Adams summer mix pack?
Those lazy, hot summer days are (hopefully) on their way, and the full run of summer seasonals are making their way into local liquor stores.
This year's summer seasonal mix pack from Sam Adams is one of those selections. This year's pack includes six varieties: Boston Lager, Summer Ale, Belgian Session, Little White Rye, Porch Rocker and Blueberry Hill Lager.
You may ask yourself, "Should I buy the Sam Adams summer mix pack?" To help you answer that question, I went ahead and tried all these beers. I can tell you the answer is… no. Sort of.
I jotted down mini-review-notes for each beer — excluding Boston Lager and Summer Ale, which have been around forever and/or you're probably already familiar with.
Here were my thoughts:
-Belgian Session: Maybe a little too sessionable. More of a gateway beer — just a hint of Belgian yeast flavor — than a complex craft beer.
-Blueberry Hill Lager: Very sweet beer. Definitely shows off the blueberry. Reminds me somewhat of a Leinenkugel Sunset Wheat. Probably good in small doses only.
-Porch Rocker: This Radler (beer-lemonade mix) is refreshing and sweet. Easy to drink, but the high sweetness level started to become a little off-putting by the end of the glass.
-Little White Rye: By far the class of this pack. A witbier with an interesting twist — the rye and a touch of sage give this a unique flavor. Wish they had this in a stand-alone six pack.
So, to sum up, if I didn't have the Blueberry Hill, Belgian Session or Porch Rocker, my life would go on quite fine, I think. But I could do with a little more Little White Rye. Sam Adams has a winner with that beer, in my books.
Daily Pints
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Abita Lemon Wheat
Mustang Summer Lager
Sam Adams Boston Lager (cans)
Newcastle Bombshell
Anchor California Lager
Boulevard KC Pils
COOP Bourbon Barrel Rye Wine (Elija Craig Barrels)
Great Divide Special Oak Aged Yeti
McEwan's Scotch Ale
Mustang Dragon's Breath
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Santa Fe Chicken Killer Barley Wine
Mikkeller Crooked Moon Imperial IPA
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Tour platform GetYourGuide scores €4m prize at SevenVentures Pitch Day
GetYourGuide, a booking platform for professional tours, has won the second SevenVentures Pitch Day at London's Noah Conference. The startup took away €4m worth of media advertising on the channels owned by ProSiebenSat.1 – SevenVenturesRead More »
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Announcements Oct. 24, 2012
Faculty/staff announcements submitted for posting Oct. 23. They are in the Oct. 24 UofL Today email.
Open Enrollment
Today is the last day for the HSC benefits information fair. Meet with a benefit vendor and your benefits team for one-on-one consultation in the Clinical and Translational Research Building, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Your next information fair will be Nov. 1–2, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. in the Human Resources building (1980 Arthur St.) on Belknap Campus. Open Enrollment ends Nov. 5. Go to the Open Enrollment website for information and to make your selections.
Campus-Submitted Announcements
1.) 'Year of the Mentor' Peer Mentoring Part II: Characteristics of Good Mentoring
2.) TEDxUofL Info Session
3.) Amazon River Adventure with UofL — Nov. 1 deadline to reserve (only six spots left)
4.) Native American Organization
Grand Rounds
5.) Medicine — Sergio Fazio
6.) 2013 University Holiday Calendar posted
7.) Debate team finishes well in Nashville
8.) Calling all technologies
9.) Libraries Robotic Retrieval System undergoes preventive maintenance
Professional Development
10.) PLAN professional development workshops for graduate students
11.) Molecular Targets Seminar
12.) Microbiology and Immunology Seminar
13.) DOVS Research Seminar Series
14.) Seminar
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1.) 'Year of the Mentor' Peer Mentoring Part II: Characteristics of Good Mentoring
3 p.m. Oct. 30, Room 105, Houchens Building, Health Sciences Center
As part of the "Year of the Mentor," the School of Interdisciplinary and Graduate Studies hosts the second Peer Mentoring workshop, "Characteristics of Good Mentoring." In this session, we will discuss characteristics of good mentoring and how to foster these characteristics in our own departments. Lunch will be provided.
Additional Information: MentorCenter and event page
2.) TEDxUofL Info Session
1 p.m. Oct. 25 W307, Student Activities Center, Belknap Campus
Co-Organizers of TEDxUofL will give a short information session on the theme for the second annual event coming in spring 2013. There is a significant amount of preparatory work involved in creating this event. Building a team early on is important for its success. There are needs for marketing, sponsorship/financing, event logistics and other roles. If interested in becoming part of this team, please attend the info session or contact the organizers.
Additional Information: Visit TEDxUofL or send an email to organizers.
3.) Amazon River Adventure with UofL – Nov. 1 deadline to reserve (only six spots left)
Jan. 15–25, 2013
Ever dream of traveling the Amazon River, going piranha fishing, hiking in a rainforest or seeing crocodiles in the wild? Then come along for an adventure of a lifetime with fellow UofL passengers. You will cruise the Amazon River in a luxury river ship, while enjoying the topnotch accommodations and stops in the Amazon rainforest. All cabins are almost 250 sq. ft. with private balconies. This travel program is almost sold out.
Additional Information: To reserve your space, call the Platinum Travel Group Department at 425-2400 or go online and see brochures of all UofL travel programs.
4.) Native American Organization
5 p.m. Oct. 24 Cultural Center, Belknap Campus
The UofL Native American Organization will hold a meeting and students, faculty, staff and the community are invited to attend. Light refreshments will be served. The event is free.
Additional Information: Contact faculty adviser Selene Phillips, 852-2976.
Grand Rounds
5.) Medicine — Sergio Fazio
8 a.m. Oct. 25, Ambulatory Care Building auditorium
We invite you to Department of Medicine Grand Rounds featuring Sergio Fazio, MD; PhD; professor of medicine, pathology, immunology and microbiology, the Cornelius Vanderbilt Chair of Cardiovascular Medicine; and chief, Section of Cardiovascular Disease Prevention at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Fazio will present "To Shrink a Plaque," focusing on evaluating the current evidence on feasibility of plaque regression.
Additional Information: Jason Puckett, 852-1825
6.) 2013 University Holiday Calendar posted
The 2013 University Holiday Calendar has been posted. As a reminder, the 2012 Winter Break includes a president- and provost-approved holiday on Dec 24. Winter Break is Dec. 24, 2012 – Jan. 1, 2013. Read the University Holiday Policy.
Additional Information: Human Resources, 852-6258.
7.) Debate team finishes well in Nashville
The UofL Debate squad had a stellar performance last weekend at the Vanderbilt Invitational Debate Tournament. Senior debaters Chris Vincent and Aaron Weathers finished in 2nd place; both received Speaker Awards (2nd and 7th speakers, respectively). The senior team of Tiaundra Gordon and Brian Huot advanced to the Octofinal round of 16 teams. The squad will next compete in the Shirley Classic at Wake Forest and the Appalachian State tournament, both in Winston-Salem, NC, the weekend of Nov. 9.
8.) Calling All Technologies
Calling all mouse models, plasmids, constructs and antibodies. The Office of Technology Transfer is interested in your technologies, and companies are, too. Contact the OTT to learn more about our streamlined research tools disclosure and licensing process.
Additional Information: Office of Technology Transfer, 852-2965
9.) Libraries Robotic Retrieval System Undergoes Preventive Maintenance
Nov. 1–Nov. 2
The Libraries' Robotic Retrieval System located in Ekstrom Library will undergo quarterly preventive maintenance. Items requested from the RRS may be delayed or slow because of the maintenance. Items that are delayed will be available the evening of the request or the following morning.
Additional Information: Alice Abbott-Moore, 852-7621
Professional Development
10.) PLAN Professional Development Workshops for Graduate Students
Classroom Management: Creating a Civil Classroom Culture, Thursday, Oct. 25, noon–1 p.m., Room 105, Houchens Building, Belknap Campus
The Academic Job Search IV: Preparing Your CV & Application, Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2–3 p.m., Room 105, Houchens Building, Belknap Campus
PLAN is a series of free professional development workshops for graduate students. Graduate students interested in attending can register on the PLAN website, and click on the PLAN calendar there to learn about other upcoming plan workshops and events.
Additional Information: PLAN
11.) Molecular Targets Seminar
3:45 p.m. Oct. 25 Room 123, Clinical and Translational Research Building, Health Sciences Center
The Molecular Targets Seminar Series will present "Modeling and Targeting Innate Immune Signaling in Hematologic Malignancies." Our speaker will be Daniel T. Starczynowski, PhD, assistant professor, Division of Experiment Hematology & Cancer Biology, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, Department of Cancer and Cell Biology, University of Cincinnati. This seminar series is funded by the Brown Cancer Center Joan Cralle Day Cancer Research Fund. Refreshments will be served at 3:30 p.m.
Additional Information: Abdullah Yalcin
12.) Microbiology and Immunology Seminar
Noon Oct. 25, Room 038, Baxter II, Health Sciences Center
Free, public
The Department of Microbiology and Immunology Seminar Series presents "Immunomodulation of Myeloid-Derived Suppressor Cells by Whole-Glucan Particles in Cancer" by Sabrin Albeituni, M&I PhD candidate in the lab of Jun Yan, PhD.
Additional Information: Carolyn Burton, 852-6208
13.) DOVS Research Seminar Series
11 a.m. Oct. 26, Kentucky Lions Eye Center, Basement Conference Room
Free to UofL faculty/residents/students
Ann C. Morris, PhD, assistant professor, Department of Biology, University of Kentucky, presents "Transcription Factors Required for Photoreceptor Development & Regeneration in the Zebrafish Retina."
14.) Seminar
Noon Oct. 23, Room 614, Homberger Library, Building A, Health Sciences Center
Brandi Warren, BMB Grad Student, "Epigenetic Effects of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals on Premature Reproductive Aging."
Direct questions about UofL Today to Janene Zaccone, editor, Office of Communications and Marketing, 852-6171.


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WOODLAND, Calif. - The worst U.S. drought in half a century is withering the nation's corn crop, but it's a fertile opportunity for makers of genetically modified crops.
Agricultural biotechnology companies have been pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into developing plants that can withstand the effects of a prolonged dry spell. Monsanto Co., based in St. Louis, has received regulatory approval for DroughtGard, a corn variety that contains the first genetically modified trait for drought resistance.


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Devourer of Souls by AdalfyreWatch
©2013-2016 Adalfyre
...also called the Black Snake. His lair is hidden deeply under the Altar of the Death, which he rarely leaves unprotected. He's a terror to all lost souls of the Underworld, as he hunts and feed on them.."
All your Dragons are so snuggly <3
Oh yeah. Definitely an amazing picture. Favorited. :3
...Any chance I could have him as a pet?
Oh gosh,I love this dragon!!! The color's are so beautiful,fantastic job
Amazing! :3
I have a character called Reaver who has a similar job, shes a wolf like character, love this guy though and his job
WHAT! Tooooo cool
Wow! This truely catches an image of death!
wow. This is pretty amazing. nice work on the detail and the colors.
~ purely awesome art and keep it up
~ purely awesome art and keep it up
*.* wonderful dragon design and art of course!
i adored his purple parts!
the lightning is really good and pretty too!
i adored his purple parts!
the lightning is really good and pretty too!
Omg that is freaking cool.
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A person who, unbeknownst to himself, has been convinced to act toward some interest.
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Woodland Druid by SweetHoney3dWatch
©2014-2016 SweetHoney3d
Beautifully done, so much detail
So many beautiful details! I love their costumes, and those little frogs at the bottom of the picture made me smile when I found them.
Superb picture
That's a very nice one. Lovely details and the dressing up is perfectly in tune with the theme.
So many beautiful creatures Nice & colorful render!


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Peter Quenneville
Edmonton Alberta
Eligible for draft:
7th round (195th overall), 2013
176 lbs.
Prospect Talent Score
Probability of Success
2008-09: Peter Quenneville had 47 points in 32 bantam AAA games skating for MLAC in Alberta. He was selected by Prince George in the fourth round (69th overall) of the 2009 WHL Bantam Draft.
2009-10: Quenneville played for the MLAC Maple Leafs in the Alberta Midget Hockey League. He scored 13 goals with 11 assists and had 10 penalty minutes in 33 games. The Maple Leafs missed the playoffs – finishing last in the Dodge Division.
2010-11: Quenneville skated for the Sherwood Park Crusaders in the Alberta Junior Hockey League as a 16-year-old. He scored 6 goals with 16 assists and had 8 penalty minutes in 54 games. Sherwood Park finished sixth in the North Division and lost in the first round of the playoffs. Quenneville had no points nor penalty minutes in three playoff games.
2011-12: Quenneville was the leading scorer for Sherwood Park in his second AJHL season and represented Canada West in the 2011 U19 World Junior A Challenge. He scored 31 goals with 50 assists and had 22 penalty minutes in 53 games. Sherwood Park finished fourth in the North Division and advanced to the second round in the playoffs. Quenneville scored 4 goals with 4 assists and 10 penalty minutes in 10 playoff games. He was selected by Dubuque in the first round (13th overall) of the 2012 USHL Entry Draft.
2012-13: Quenneville was the second-leading scorer for Dubuque in his first USHL season as the Fighting Saints finished first in the Eastern Conference and captured the Clark Cup. He scored 33 goals with 37 assists and was plus-29 with 18 penalty minutes in 63 games. Dubuque lost just 11 of 64 games in the regular season and was 9-2 in the playoffs. Quenneville scored 6 goals with 3 assists and was plus-4 with 2 penalty minutes in nine playoff games. He was selected to play in the USHL/NHL Top Prospects Game and was named to the USHL's second all-star team. Quenneville was ranked 130th amongst North American skaters in Central Scouting's final rankings in his second year of draft eligibility and was selected by Columbus in the seventh round (195th overall) in the 2013 NHL Draft.
2013-14:Quenneville skated in five games for Quinnipiac as a freshman before leaving school in November to play junior hockey with the Brandon Wheat Kings. He had 4 assists and was plus-1 with 2 penalty minutes before leaving the Bobcats. In 44 regular season games with Brandon he scored 21 goals with 30 assists and was minus-11 with 10 penalty minutes. The Wheat Kings finished third in the East Division and reached the second round in the playoffs. Quenneville scored 1 goal with 3 assists and was minus-2 with 4 penalty minutes in eight playoff games.
Talent Analysis
Quenneville has good hands and has turned heads with his offensive agility. He is an offensive-minded forward that relies on his smooth hands to create scoring chances. His stick handling allows him to create opportunities whether he is by himself or coming down ice on odd man rushes. Quenneville has an improved scoring touch and shows his vision in the offensive zone. His stocky build allows him to fight for pucks in the corner and along the boards.
Quenneville competed for the Columbus entry in the Traverse City rookie tournament and attended his first NHL training camp with the Blue Jackets before being returned to Brandon for an overage season in 2014-15. Skating on one of the WHL's teams along with his younger brother John Quenneville (Devils), he is among the team leaders in assists. As with many players looking to make the transition from junior to pro hockey, particularly late round picks, he will need to improve his mobility, bulk and strength to compete at the NHL level. Like several other forwards in the Columbus pipeline the strength of his game is his playmaking and he projects as a solid two-way forward if he continues to develop.


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©2013-2016 vishstudio
Awesome stock!
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Love this one, is gorgeous!
what a body...
If you ever do a shoot with a model wearing a kilt I would be the happiest woman in the world, I just love your work!!
looks awesome;]
This reminds me of my iPod game: Blood and Glory
That is a "mirmilon" : D
Oh my god I can'T wait to get home and work on this........
amazing! i love to color and the muscle
Wow, this really is incredible. Have you thought about doing more gladiators or fighters?
that is awesome pic dude love your creativity XD
this is spartaAAA!!!
I love the details of how the strap connects to the leather armpiece and the lighting that falls on the shoulder guard. That's really useful. Thanks for posting!
HOW do you make your art have no descriptions at all ? (do you need a premium acount for that ? )
He's got a sassy pose. I love it.
Wow nice armor and model,great shot
UUUUUGH, why did they never make the sequel to this game?
Very nice indeed
I think I would faint if someone like that came to a Ren Faire xD
Awesome! Love it
why is this no longer a sport?
I think they'd have trouble finding people after the first week, especially when people see one of the guys in the arena sliced like a piece of ham.
i bet you we have enough maniacs to do it. we would have to get them to sign a fuckload of legal agreements though.
lots of people would pay for that, it might even overthrow boxing and MMA.
lots of people would pay for that, it might even overthrow boxing and MMA.
I wouldn't be that surprised if the Yanks did bring back fighting in arenas. Like you said, MMA is really popular they'd probably say it's just another version of it.
OMG! look that pectorals, i love them, you are a real artist!
I want a knight like this to guard me. Of course, I wouldn't mind he if he does more.
I love how you used the dark, rustic wood as the background. Really makes him pop!
looks great. the clothing, as well as the model, fit the period very nicely.
Hulking Mass of Destruction
Awesome. Impressive.
Wonderful photograph, vishstudio! It really captures the power, virility, Roman-ness, and strength of gladiators with the muscle definition and gritty tones. Powerful indeed!


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step by step. by aenaluckWatch
©2013-2016 aenaluck
^u^ I humbly come to ask, if by any chance, you allow me to put this on a canvas on my living-room.
that aside, i think i've already told you xD but you're the best artist i've ever seen! I can't stop drooling at your drawings hahaha.
that aside, i think i've already told you xD but you're the best artist i've ever seen! I can't stop drooling at your drawings hahaha.
Very cool shading technique!
gawd daaaaamn man awesome!!!!!
Wholly Moley you are incredibly talented at drawing guys. I've been drawing them my whole life and I couldnt touch this. So amazing.
Dodge and burn technic ? This is very good.
Very nice !! Thanks for sharing your technics !! I knew your guys reminded me of someone : Adam Jensen From Deux Ex : Human revolution !! There is this stylized touch in the face of your guys... And it's a good combo with the more realistic bodies. Very good work !
This is ridiculously good!
Oh wow, you mustve have so much practice drawing male models. Like how you did this artwork step by step. How you did from the start and work ur way up. to the shades and the lighting. THat must ve took a long time. wish I could do that one day.
Wow, is qmazing the process, You are the whole artist!
So gorgeous. But I wonder what kind of 3D technique is involved as denoted by the category. Or does that mean the drawing just looks like rendered by 3D software? Apology in advance if my question sounds rude, no ill will intended.
Its the gray-scale! Such amazing progression
Thank you everyone for comment.
I would like to add it to my fav's but would make me look like gay, sor : sorry perfect work though !
Woot sexy!
Wow, each transition just makes it more beautiful than the initial sketch, love the way the muscle tone starts to appear in the second one and just becomes more subtle. Each of them are as cool/hot as the final one
Awesome !
I really like your drawings very much.
I really like your drawings very much.
omg omg... so realistic and nice rendering!
i wish a full calendar of your pics *-*
i wish a full calendar of your pics *-*
Fantastic rendering and thank you for sharing your technique.
amazing rendering of the muscles!
Is that Commander Shepard?
I am always so blown away by how realistically gorgeous your drawings are. There have been a couple of incidents where I have mistaken the thumbnail picture in my message box as photographs! I only realize that they've been painted after I have clicked on them to view the full(er) scale versions.
Beautiful work, as always.
Beautiful work, as always.
realistic looking, nice job
guy isnt that hot but amazing skillage
The definition of his upper body is amazingly realistic. Great work.
some like it hot!!
I'd like to 'step' my way over to him 8D~ Ahunhunhun *French laugh*
I'd *really* like to date this deviation. May I have its number?
It concluded beautifully!
uffff wow that´s hot ... and a good piece of artwort at the same time
love it <3
love it <3
A Spectacular display of the male physique done in a erotic nature. You know how to get attention!
I wish I could make myself so drawn! Gorgeous and very instructive. Thank you!
Wooow!!! The way to the perfection!!!
Just amazing.
Simply perfect! Wow
Beautiful work! <3
Wow, so thats how its done ^^
Wow, so thats how its done ^^
Wow !
Perfect !
Perfect !


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This gives a nice shimmer when applied, a little goes a long way. I use it on nights out and think it good for that added sparkle.
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The Duende by littleleaWatch
©2009-2016 littlelea
Hand tooled & sculpted leather. 100% original.
Acrylic paints.
Acrylic paints.
It is gorgeous. I particularly like the details - eyelashes and carved swirls.
I've got to simply adore this design. The colors are great.
It's amazing, everything is made of leather?
yup! 100% leather
Makes me wish to go to a mask ball with it!!
Wow! I'm impressed...this is a really lovely piece. The colors are wonderful too. Great job! ^_^
yay! Thanks! I do love this one... plan on doing more like it. I really like "sculpting" with the leather... its SO cool!
Very nice.
This is gorgeous -great job!! I adore the color selection -almost looks like watercolor. Beautiful mask!
Thank you!! I hadnt noticed the watercolor effect, but now that you mention it, you are right!
Beautiful beautiful beautiful!
Oh wow! I like this one a lot!
Another positively gorgeous piece of work! Very original and very pretty!


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Article: Benchmarks for evaluation and comparison of udder health status using monthly individual somatic cell count[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The objectives of this study were to propose benchmarks for the interpretation of herd udder health using monthly individual somatic cell counts (SCC) from dairy herds in Quebec, Canada and to evaluate the association of risk factors with intramammary infection (IMI) dynamics relative to these benchmarks. The mean and percentiles of indices related to udder infection status [e.g., proportion of healthy or chronically infected cows, cows cured and new IMI (NIMI) rate] during lactation and over the dry period were calculated using a threshold of ≥ 200 000 cells/mL at test day. Mean NIMI proportion and proportion of cows cured during lactation were 0.11 and 0.27. Benchmarks of 0.70 and 0.03 for healthy and chronically infected cows over the dry period were proposed. Season and herd mean SCC were risk factors influencing IMI dynamics during lactation and over the dry period.
Article: Efficacy of extended intramammary ceftiofur therapy against mild to moderate clinical mastitis in Holstein dairy cows: A randomized clinical trial[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Few studies have investigated the efficacy of extended ceftiofur therapy and none have focused on extended therapy for naturally occurring clinical mastitis. The objective of this study was to compare the efficacy of extended intramammary ceftiofur therapy of 8 d duration with a standard 2-day regimen for the treatment of naturally occurring mild to moderate clinical mastitis in lactating dairy cows. Holstein cows from 22 dairy herds (n = 241) were randomly allocated to the 2 treatment groups. For each case of mastitis, 125 mg of ceftiofur hydrochloride was administered intramammary once a day for 2 or 8 d. Clinical cure, 21 d after the last treatment, was 89% (98/110) in each group. Bacteriological cure 21 d after the last treatment for the 2- and 8-day regimens were 32% (15/47) and 61% (25/41), respectively, for all bacteria (P = 0.007), 64% (9/14) and 82% (9/11), respectively, for streptococci (P = 0.50), and 0% (0/20) and 47% (9/19), respectively, for Staphylococcus aureus (P = 0.0004). There were no statistical differences between groups for new intramammary infections. Overall, ceftiofur extended therapy increased cure when compared to a 2-day regimen for the treatment of naturally occurring mild to moderate clinical mastitis in lactating dairy cows.
Article: Systematic Review: What is the Best Antibiotic Treatment for Staphylococcus aureus Intramammary Infection of Lactating Cows in North America?[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Staphylococcus aureus is the most prevalent pathogen causing intramammary infections (IMI) in dairy cattle worldwide. New treatment regimens have been evaluated to increase cure rates. A systematic review was conducted to answer this question: what is the best antibiotic treatment for S aureus IMI of lactating cows in North America? Direct comparison between studies (n = 6) was difficult since there was no clinical trial comparing all antibiotics and large variations between study protocols and enrolment and outcome definitions were observed. The best therapeutic option currently available in North America is an extended intramammary therapy for 5 to 8 days.
Article: Comparison of results for commercially available microbiological media plates with results for standard bacteriologic testing of bovine milk[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To compare results for 3 commercially available microbiological media plates with those for standard bacteriologic testing of bovine milk. Milk samples from postpartum cows and cows with a high somatic cell count (SCC) or clinical mastitis (CM). Sample-ready Staphylococcus culture medium (SRSC) plates were used to detect Staphylococcus aureus in milk samples obtained from postpartum cows and cows with a high SCC or CM. Rapid coliform count (RCC) plates were used to detect coliforms in milk samples obtained from cows with CM. Aerobic count (AC) plates were used to detect streptococci in CM samples. Fresh mastitic milk samples were frozen and then thawed to evaluate the effects of freezing for the SRSC and RCC plates. The effects of dilution (1:10) of samples were determined. Agreement of results between the commercially available plates and standard bacteriologic testing was evaluated. The ability of SRSC plates to detect S aureus in milk samples was highest with diluted samples from postpartum cows and cows with a high SCC or CM. Sensitivity of the RCC plate for detection of coliforms was highest with diluted mastitic milk samples. The AC plates had a poor positive predictive value for detection of streptococci in mastitic milk samples. Freezing increased S aureus detection. Overall, the SRSC and RCC plates were accurate, were easy to use, and yielded results comparable to those of standard bacteriologic testing for the detection of S aureus and coliforms in bovine milk.
Article: Development and validation of a bilingual questionnaire for measuring udder health related management practices on dairy farms[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Questionnaires are frequently used instruments to collect data in epidemiological studies. In countries where more than one language is spoken, the development of a questionnaire in more than one language is needed. The objective of this study was to develop and test the repeatability and validity of English and French versions of a personal interview-format questionnaire designed to capture udder health related management practices used on dairy farms. A standardized protocol was used to develop and translate the research instrument. Equivalence of the English and French questionnaires was assessed using a cross-over study design with 24 bilingual dairy producers completing both versions on three different occasions in a randomly assigned sequence. Repeatability of the questionnaire was evaluated using the test-retest method with the same questions being asked on two different occasions to 88 dairy producers participating in the National Cohort of Dairy Farms of the Canadian Bovine Mastitis Research Network. Validity of the questions related to milking procedures and general housing was assessed using on-farm observations as a gold standard. Measures of agreement were calculated using kappa, quadratic-weighted Kappa and concordance correlation coefficients for categorical, ordinal and continuous variables, respectively. Sensitivity and specificity estimates were computed for the validity analysis. The overall equivalence of the English and French versions of the questionnaire was adequate; agreement measures when administered twice in the same language were not significantly higher than when administered in each language. Similarly, questionnaire overall repeatability was good. When accounting for prevalence bias, Kappa and CCC estimates ranged from 0.40 to 0.92 for 27 of the 29 items evaluated in the questionnaire, with 18 items yielding agreement estimates greater than 0.60. Finally, milking procedures and general housing questions validity was excellent with mean sensitivity and specificity of 86% and 92%, respectively. Although the overall evaluation of the instrument was satisfactory, specific doubtful items were identified. This illustrates the need to address questionnaire reliability as even rigorously designed and pre-tested questions can have poor repeatability or validity. Our results indicate that the developed English and French questionnaires can be used simultaneously to accurately measure the udder health related management practices used on Canadian dairy farms. This questionnaire is adaptable for use in other developed dairy industry populations. The questionnaire is freely available online at www.mastitisnetwork.org under the "Publications/others" section.
Article: Efficacy of a 5-day extended therapy program during lactation with cephapirin sodium in dairy cows chronically infected with Staphylococcus aureus[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: This study determined the efficacy of a 5-day extended therapy with cephapirin sodium in dairy cows chronically infected with Staphylococcus aureus. Chronically infected cows selected from 14 dairy herds in the St-Hyacinthe region, Québec were randomly allocated to a group of 31 cows treated for 5 consecutive days with 200 mg of cephapirin per quarter BID or a group of 30 untreated control cows. Bacteriological cure was determined by 3 negative bacterial cultures at 10, 24, and 31 days after treatment. The cow cure rates were 25.8% (8/31) in the treated cows and 3.3% (1/30) in the control group (P = 0.013). The quarter cure rates at first sampling post-treatment were 77.6% (38/49) and 18% (9/50) in the treated and the control groups, respectively (P < 0.0001). A 5-day extended therapy with cephapirin is effective in treating cows chronically infected with S. aureus.
Article: Evaluation of the California Mastitis Test as a precalving treatment selection tool for Holstein heifers[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The objective of this study was to evaluate the California Mastitis Test (CMT) and a portable electrical conductivity meter for diagnosing precalving intramammary infection (IMI) in Holstein heifers. A total of 428 dairy heifers from 23 dairy herds were enrolled between 6 and 12 days before the expected calving date from June 2002 to June 2003. Mammary secretions were tested by both diagnostic methods and by bacterial culture for evidence of IMI. California Mastitis Test was considered negative if the score was negative, trace or 1 and was considered positive otherwise. Two cut-off points were evaluated for milk electrical conductivity (>5 and >6.5 mS/cm). From this study, an overall proportion of 69% of heifers had precalving IMI and the overall heifer prevalence of major pathogen IMI was 16.8%. At the quarter level, sensitivity and specificity of CMT (68.9% and 68.4%, respectively) and milk conductivity >5 mS/cm (41.0% and 65.2%, respectively) or >6.5 mS/cm (25.2% and 83.3%, respectively) to identify all IMI were low. However, the heifer level sensitivity and specificity of CMT for major pathogens were 91.0% (81.5-96.6) and 27.5% (22.8-32.6), respectively. Using a cut-off point of 5 mS/cm, the heifer level sensitivity and specificity for major pathogens was 68.7% (56.2-79.4) and 44.1% (38.7-49.6), respectively. A conductivity cut-off value of 6.5 mS/cm decreased the sensitivity and increased the specificity to 53.7% (41.1-66.0) and 59.5% (54.0-64.8), respectively. California Mastitis Test and milk electrical conductivity are not good predictors of major pathogen IMI in heifers during the last 2 weeks before calving. However, the negative predictive values at quarter or heifer level were high and the heifer false negative rate was 6-14% using CMT or conductivity, respectively. Therefore, these measures could be useful for screening out heifers or quarters that are unlikely to have a major pathogen IMI.
Article: Effect of precalving intramammary treatment with pirlimycin in nulliparous Holstein heifers[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: A clinical trial was conducted to determine whether prepartum intramammary pirlimycin reduces the proportion of nulliparous heifers with intramammary infection (IMI) during early lactation and improves milk production. Quarter milk samples were collected from 428 heifers, systematically allocated to treatment and control groups, 6 to 12 d before the expected calving date and 2 to 8 d after calving. At the prepartum visit, heifers in the treatment group (n = 219) received an infusion of pirlimycin hydrochloride in all 4 quarters; the control heifers (n = 209) received no infusions. Intramammary infection was detected in 69% of the heifers and 33% of the quarters before calving. After calving, the proportion of treated heifers with IMI was significantly lower than the proportion of control heifers (31% versus 45%). Staphylococcus aureus was isolated from 10% of the heifers and 3% of the quarters before calving. After calving, the proportion of IMIs due to S. aureus was significantly lower in the treated heifers than in the control heifers (5.6% versus 10%). Antibiotic treatment increased the percentage of cures and prevented new IMIs caused by gram-positive bacteria after calving. The incidence of new IMIs caused by gram-negative bacteria and yeast was higher among treated heifers than among control heifers. There was no overall effect of treatment on milk production, but there was a significant interaction effect of treatment and the interval between treatment and calving. An increase of 302 kg of milk was observed when antibiotic treatment was applied more than 1 wk before calving. Treatment did not affect the milk somatic cell count on the 1st 3 test days after calving.
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Maybelline Dream Fresh 8-in-1 BB Cream
1319 reviews
52% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.6
Price: $$
Package Quality: 3.6
Price: $$
INGREDIENTSaqua/water, ethylhexyl palmitate, glycerin, octyldecanol, silica, pentylene glycol, octyldodecyl xyloside, phenoxyethanol, sodium acrylate/sodium acryloyldimethone taurate copolymer, hydrogenated lecithin, isohexadecane, hydroxyethyl, acrylate/ sodium acryloyldimethyl taurate, copolymer, peg - 30, diplohydroxystearate, sodium dehydroacetate, pentaerythrityl tetra-di-t-butyl, hydroxyhydrocinnamate, caprylyl glycol, disodium edta, citirc acid, polysorbate 80, potassium sorbate, propylene glycol, methylisothiazolinone, chamonolla retcuitta extract/matricaria flower extract, aloe barbadensis extract, aloe barbadensis leaf extract, may contain c177891/titanium dioxide, c177491, c177492, c177499/iron oxides
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I was looking at Garnier's BB cream one day when the sales lady showed me Maybelline's version. I bought this product because it was on sale (2/$13, whereas Garnier's was $13 for 1). I tried it when I got home but it didn't really do anything for me. It didn't cover up anything and I don't think it really moisturized much. Like previous reviewers have said, it may work best as a light tinted moisturizer. To be fair though, since becoming pregnant, I've had awful skin and I should have known that a BBcream wouldn't be enough. Lesson learned. However, if you don't have much to cover up, this may work for you.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
Very unhappy. Medium-brown skinned girl who loves the maybelline dream mousse in caramel. Heard this adjusts to you skin tone and so thought I'd give it a try. Used it on 3 different occasions and I looked sick and ashy every time. It did not adjust to my skin colour and I suspect the ashy look could have been due to the SPF. Really dissppointed and I have lost faith in maybelline - creating a wearable bb cream for brown skin shouldnt be that hard for an established makeup company. Don't waste your money
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I pretty much knew this stuff wouldn't be a real BB cream when I heard it was coming out, so I'm simply judging it on how well it worked for me, not on "OMG it's not a real BB it's just a tinted moisturizer uuuugghhhh" haha!
The ingredients are what first pulled me in... no pore-clogging, heavy stuff! Always a plus for my acne-prone skin and this nasty hot humid southern Louisiana weather. I purchased shade medium/deep because my skin was tan during this summer; but since I haven't been out in the sun for a few weeks, I'm getting lighter. So to compensate, I mix with some white sunscreen (because I don't think this product alone actually provides good SPF) and the tint is lightened just enough. Also, this stuff doesn't make me super shiny as long as I don't sweat alot. A little powder on top and I'm good to go. And if I go with full-on powder, it looks REALLY good with this product underneath it. It is sheer, so it doesn't provide alot of coverage, but if all you are looking for is a little tint and light moisturizer at a decent price, this is a good choice. I definitely plan to repurchase, but most likely in a different shade for colder seasons.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
Great bb cream! Lightweight but covers well for someone who doesn't have bad skin! Def would repurchase! My go to summer makeup but in the fall and sprin I mix this with a medium lighter foundation and it's amazing! Sheers ou the covers and the color is great! Using the elf powder brush increases the coverage and I love this!
Age: 36-43
Skin: Oily, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
Terrible, had to chuck it in the trash. The lightest color was too dark for me and it looked orange, shiny and greasy on my face.
Epic fail for this oily skinned, fair skinned chick.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I like this BB cream a lot! It makes my skin feel smooth, has SPF, makes my skin glow and doesn't make my skin oily throughout the day! But i would say that it doesn't give very good coverage. It's VERY sheer so if you need good coverage, don't get this! Also another con is that they don't have a very good color selection!
I would say buy this if you need a sheer coverage and just want a natural dewy look to your skin!
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
Not a fan of this BB Cream personally, but I'm sure it works great for some.
First thing I didn't like about this was the coverage. I got basically none when I put it on. That's really my biggest complaint. I may as well have gotten a tinted moisturizer. Secondly, it has a sort of greyish tint when I apply it to some areas of my face and an orange tint when I apply it to others. Lastly, I don't like the way it feels on my skin. I can't really explain it, it just feels weird to me, like my face is coated with a thin layer of like, dried up detergent or something. The SPF also really irritates my skin for like an hour before the feeling fades away. But that's more of my problem, not the cream.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I really quite like this as one of my favourite drugstore BB creams. (thinking of another drugstore BB cream, Garnier, really didn't like that one!). This provides good coverage, feels fresh on the skin, doesn't feel heavy at all, and is non-greasy. Would probably re-purchase! Give this a try girls!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I absolutely love this bb cream, I have really fair skin with some imperfections. Ever since I have started using it, I noticed such a difference, and I am getting complements on it everyday!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
This stuff is like a step above facial sunscreen. I really like using it before applying a little mineral powder and blush. Hasn't made me break out. Doesn't slick off my oily skin. This stuff gives the sheerest natural coverage, and I do feel good about the sunscreen factor (SPF 30). I would not recommend this BB cream for people who want a more medium/full coverage.
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Jurlique Silk Dust
154 reviews
83% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.6
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.6
Price: $$$
INGREDIENTSZea mays (corn starch), oryza sativa (rice) starch, silica, fragrance (parfum)*, linalool*, rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary) leaf extract, salvia officinalis (sage) leaf extract, arnica montana flower extract, iris florentina (orris) root extract, calendula officinalis flower extract, bellis perennis (daisy) flower extract, hamamelis virginiana (witch hazel) extract, prunella vulgaris (self heal) flower extract, spilanthes acmella flower extract, lauroyl lysine; glycerin, aqua (water), alcohol, cinnamyl alcohol*, citral*, eugenol*, coumarin*, geraniol*, benzyl benzoate*, citronellol* and limonene*. * From Natural Essential Oil (lavender - lavandula angustifolia and rose - rosa damascena)
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I've been using this powder in rose for a while. It works well to control shine throughout the day, though the scent can be a little overwhelming. I like the sifter, but I usually apply with a kabuki brush or an under-eye powder brush. My skin is very dark tan, but this doesn't make me look chalky or pale. A light dusting settles invisibly. Overall a great loose powder, but nothing to go crazy over.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
After reading the raving comments about this product, I bought it on sale on strawberrynet (love this website) and couldn't wait to try it.
The smell is fantastic (both Rose and Citrus), texture is fine, packaging is awesome (I now use it for my LaNeige loose powder). However, I get a really whitish glow from dusting even a light layer of it on my face. I'm caucasian, fair/med skin, never go in the sun and usually use products that are lighter in color than what most women use in Canada (been in Asia for too long!!!) But this one is way too ghostly for me. Made me look 'old!'
After reading the ingredients, I looked in my cupboard and tried on rice starch and had similar results for a fraction of the price. I'm sure if you add a drop or two of rose/citrus/lavender essential oil in rice or yam starch (or a mix of both) and shake a lot, you probably get a similar product (silk protein powder is also available online on makeup supply websites.)
All in all, what is the HG for someone is sometimes the 'what was I thinking of' purchase for others!!!!
C'est la vie!!!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Love the smell of this finishing silk dust. I never leave home without a puff on my face. It also freshens up my brushes with a rosy scent. Love it.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
It's been a challenge to find something better than this. I've on to my 4th jar, and I've used both Lavender and Rose. The white powder looks awfully white in the jar, but is practically invisible on the face if applied lightly. I use the Stila powder brush (#8) to apply a thin layer and the powder ends up evenly on my face even when the foundation is still sticky. The powder sets my makeup, keeps away the oil and smells lovely. Before using this powder, I did not like lavender or rose scents, but I really like both scents in the powder. The powder gives my face a nice matt yet polished look which is natural, doesn't change the colour of the makeup underneath (which usually happens when I used coloured LP), and blends in nicely with my neck. The powder doesn't cause a whitish cast when I'm photographed either. It takes me a long time to finish the jar (>8 mths) even though I use it daily. It's rather pricey at the counters but I buy it in a Sydney health food shop which gives 30% off the retail price. I make sure that I stock up on this when I'm in Sydney.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Black, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
Mine is Lavender. :)
It's very translucent and stay nicely on the face, my skin can breathe and feels like I have not worn anything. I usually apply this after facial massage with essential oil and Dr. Hauschka's rose day cream. I'm looking forward to try the rose powder after I finish this lavender :)
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
In Australia at least (Jurlique is an Australian company) this is now called 'Silk Finishing Powder'. The packaging has also changed - the powder is now in a plastic tub with a brown hinged lid, with a powder puff and mirror inside. I've got this in Rose. I should probably be using Citrus as I've got oily skin, but this one was 50% off as it was nearing expiry so I grabbed it -Jurlique products are so rarely on sale. With discount it cost me $21.50 AUD. Plus, I read somewhere (I think in another review) that the ingredients for each 'flavour' are the same, apart from the citrus, rose or lavender essence, so it probably doesn't make much difference. What's not to love about this product? It smells divine, feels like silk on the skin and keeps my skin matte for longer. I prefer this to a traditional powder, especially for touch-ups, as it is completely colourless on the skin... I find some traditional powders can make my skin look 'dirty' if I use them for touch-ups. All in all a HG product for me.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
color me suprised. i bought this in rose purely for the smell. i really wanted to try citrus but the review below made me wonder. and i know i like rose so i figured stick with what i know. now there are 3 powders that are supposed to be for different skin type, but the ingredients are exactly the same except for the smells. and if they think the essential oil smells can be for different skin types they're wrong. the lavender one is for dry skin but lavender oil is actually drying. but anyway ... skipping over the whole different skin types thing, this is a great powder. usually when i put powder over my tinted moisturizer i can still feel the tacky a little. but with this i felt my face and it seriously felt and looked like silk. and the smell is strong, yeah, and sensitive people might sneeze, but i kinda like it. and the top doesnt screw off, it is like a pop up lid, its brilliant! the only hard part is getting powder out. i just hold it upright and tap the side. the powder sort of shoots up. oh, and they should make the powder puff a different color, so you can see where the powder is. its hard to tell if i have enough or too much, since the puff and powder are white. this stuff REALLY helps with oilies and shine. im giving it a real test today for work, i'll update.
UPDATE: so it really is great, but i dont use it too often. why? because for one, it has no color, and i dont wear tinted moisturizer anymore. im pale .. so i kind of look geisha. for two, no spf. i keep my morning routine VERY minimal, so i need an all in one product, which means spf, redness minimizing powder, and oil control powder. this only helps in one area. now that i think about it, a kabuki brush would probably make this wonderful. i still love it.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
bought the citrius one based on the reviews here and have been using for about a month now. Great for setting the foundation and the silk dust makes skin look smooth. Make up doesn't oil as much during the day either. Only thing i don't like about this product is it's very hard to get out and to get the right amount out. Have to shake it a bit and sometimes a whole heap comes out and sometimes just a little. Other than that the product is great!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
A fine powder with a beautiful sent, can be used on face or body. Great product with a huge price tag !!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
HG alert! Am never switching to any other powder for touch up or finishing again (unless it's to try this in citrus or lavender)
I'm reviewing the new compact version - the one with the brown lid, sponge and mirror. I bought this because of the word on the street reviews and because of the rose. Was a bit eh? when I first got it.
I put this on after foundation and coloured loose/pressed powder to set it and to touch up during the day.
Setting foundation : I dust this on using a powder brush (or use the sponge) after applying foundation and coloured powder. It tones down any uneveness/glitz/tide marks from makeup.
Touch ups: I don't use pressed tinted powder compacts anymore, this is all I use besides blot sheets. My problem with pressed powder was that firstly it could go on unevenly, what with the grime and sweat from the day, and secondly it might not match tone perfectly, especially with sweat tending to make more powder stick. Silk dust is light enough, and sheer enough (being white) to dab up oil and sweat and blur lines and demarcations from makeup.
I've had this for a year and have been using this intensively for six months. There's still half the tub left.
Be careful with the sponge - I took it out to wash it and found that it acts as a plug perfectly due to it's size and weight. Putting in a smaller (normal sized) one as a replacement wasn't enough to cover the holes and some could leak out into the sponge bay so when you opened it a cloud would come out and stuff would spill on you.
A gripe is the price. It is probably more effective than the old version, but why the price disparity? However I don't use this much so it is worth it.
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Wonton Wrapper Appetizers Recipe
I get repeated requests for this easy-to-prepare appetizer. It's one of the first to disappear from the table.—Sheila Styles, Travelers Rest, South Carolina
- 1/2 pound bulk Italian sausage
- 3 green onions, chopped
- 16 wonton wrappers
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded pepper Jack cheese
- 1. In a small skillet, cook sausage over medium heat until no longer pink; drain if necessary. Stir in onions; set aside.
- 2. Press wonton wrappers into greased miniature muffin cups; lightly brush with oil. Bake at 350° for 6-7 minutes or until golden brown.
- 3. Spoon 1 rounded tablespoon of sausage mixture into each cup; top with 1 tablespoon of cheese. Bake 3-4 minutes longer or until cheese is melted. Serve immediately. Yield: 16 appetizers.
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1 serving (1 each) equals 108 calories, 8 g fat (3 g saturated fat), 19 mg cholesterol, 192 mg sodium, 5 g carbohydrate, trace fiber, 5 g protein.
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An Adam Pendleton Exhibition Will Open in New Orleans
The city's Contemporary Arts Center is devoting all three floors of its galleries to the show, "Adam Pendleton: Becoming Imperceptible."
February 12, 2016, Friday
Robert Storr Is Stepping Down as Dean of Yale University School of Art
Mr. Storr will depart after a decade, to be succeeded by Marta Kuzma, currently the vice chancellor and rector of Stockholm's Royal Institute of Art.
February 10, 2016, Wednesday
Olivo Barbieri's Serendipitous Choreography on the Adriatic
The Italian artist photographed random groups of people standing in shallow water. This is his sixth solo exhibition at the Yancey Richardson Gallery.
February 7, 2016, Sunday
On Stellar Rays Expands Its Lower East Side Universe
The gallery, first on Orchard Street and then on a second floor on Rivington Street, will be spreading into its building's storefront on the Bowery.
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January 27, 2016, Wednesday
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The "Best" Midditerranean Restaurant ?? Maybe...Posted on 02 / 02 / 2011
I hate to say one is better than the other, because Wichita is sooo blessed with Many Middle Eastern or Mediterranean restaurants... N&J's, Byblos, MIF Deli, LeMonde Cafe, College Hill Cafe & Catering, that's all I can think of right this minute. The Mediterranean Cafe over by the E. Target on Armour street near Towne East. Whatever. So this place does have meat, okay - beef, chicken, it's halal & kosher. But there's PLENTY to eat for vegetarians & vegans - baba ghanoush, hummus, many times a vegetarian soup like lentil soup or mushroom soups (SOO Yummy!), fattoush salads, can order a side of freshly prepared grilled veggies, cooked rice pilafs, lebnah (cheese), fresh made pita bread, it goes on and on. If you need help going, maybe the thinly-veiled threat/bribe of voluptuous Belly-dancing Beauties on Friday & Saturday nights will be enough to inspire you to come (or to come on a day/time when they will NOT be there, as you can be sure the place is packed on the weekends of Belly Dance performances!). The staff can seem a bit slow and disorganized about taking & delivering orders - they seem to have rules of their own, and I've yet to figure out the pattern. But when it arrives, the food never disappoints. They also prepare foods to go, so I've been known to show up and get a huge order of Tabouli to go with a side of hummus and pita bread. It's all good. Oh and they have a grocery store off to the side, so you can shop for all kinds of exotic imported canned foods, fresh breads, lebnah cheese, bulk nuts & seeds, and you mustn't forget to avail yourself of the wonderfully made baklava made there at N&J's (why do you think it is called N&J Cafe & Bakery?? It's no joke!).
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the title is right on. I really enjoy this. It would make a nice picture to hang up on a wall somewhere, that's for sure.
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Baked Ziti With Hot Italian Sausage & Fresh Mozzarella
Total Time
Prep 30 mins
Cook 45 mins
This is a modified version of a recipe given to me by Momma Maglione. Her recipe does not include the sausage and uses her secret family gravy recipe which I cannot post. ;)
Ingredients Nutrition
- 16 ounces ziti pasta
- 4 hot Italian sausage links (about 1 lb)
- 1⁄2 cup white wine (I typically use pinot grigio, but any white or even red will work well)
- 1 (32 ounce) can san marzano tomatoes
- 1 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 cups fresh mozzarella cheese (in water, I get mine at Costco)
- serve with the rest of your bottle wine, and some nice italian music
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Cook ziti until it is al dente (so that when you bake it in the oven it will cook the rest of the way). Rinse in cold water, drain and pour into a 7"x11" glass baking dish.
- Meanwhile, begin cooking sausage.
- Puree San Marzano tomatoes, crushed red pepper flakes and salt in a blender until smooth.
- When sausage is done, remove from pan and add 1/2 cup wine to reserved drippings from sausage and bring to a simmer scraping any bits from the bottom of the pan and stirring with wine. While wine is simmering, slice sausage at a slight diagonal about 1/2" thick.
- Add pureed sauce and sliced sausage to wine and stir. Bring to a boil and simmer gently for 10 minutes.
- Meanwhile thinly slice and chop the fresh mozarella balls (some people recommend freezing for a 5 minutes or so to help with slicing, but I never do).
- When sauce is done simmering, pour everything over pasta. Sprinkle 1 cup of the fresh mozzarella throughout (fresh makes all the difference!) and sprinkle the rest on top. Top with a few shakes of crushed red pepper.
- Bake for approximately 45 minutes or until you see it getting a little bubbly. You can even cook it longer it you want it to get a little crisp on top, not too crisp as it will get dry.
- Serve with a bottle of wine and some nice Italian music.
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I made this with homemade rabbit sausage, Solare ancient grains gluten free penne, and shredded mozzarella, plus it ended up just being cooked in the skillet as I ran out of time. Very tasty. Note: taste before you add red pepper flakes as the heat of the sausage may be all you need.
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Review: I recently went to this place, twice. I wanted to give it a fair chance. The restaurant is very nicely decorated and has large Buddhist displays in the entrance and the back dining area. The young woman who waits tables there is friendly, while the older woman is quite impersonal. The mainstay is faux meat cooked in traditional recipes. It is tasty, but the "meat" is simply different colored textured protein bits. Each "meat" essentially tastes the same with the same slightly chewy texture - of course; the additional ingredients change the overall taste. The first time I ordered the "chicken" with chili and lemon grass. The second time I ordered the "beef" with pepper sauce and also the young corn soup. Again, it was tasty, but nothing special. It is supposedly a charity, so I wanted to like it, but it isn't worth the quality of the food. They also have some strange chant music playing which, frankly, added a creepy feel to the experience. It wasn't bad, but I have definitely had much better and more creative vegetarian food.
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"Evidence-based scheduling" in FogBugz is interesting, but how do I use it w/ an Agile methodology?
As eed3si9n said, if you are consistent in your estimates for EBS, FogBugz will take care of this for you.
As to the more general, how does FogBugz fit with the Agile methodology, your best bet is to do sprints as mini-releases. Create a sprint and add the cases you want to achieve for that sprint to that release (or milestone). Give it an end date, say a week away, if you do week long sprints. Then EBS can track it and tell you if you are on schedule.
The graphs in the Reports section will also show you a burndown chart. The terminology is a bit different because FogBugz isn't Agile-only but the info is there.
You want to see if the expected time you are going to finish your sprint is staying steady or going forward. If it is steady you are on track and your burndown rate is on target. If it is creeping up, you are losing ground and your sprint is getting delayed. Time to move things to the next sprint or figure out why you messed up your estimates :)
Essentially I suppose this is a burn-up chart instead of a burndown chart, but it gives you the same answer to the same question. Am I going to finish on time? What do I have left to do?
Atalasoft's Lou Franco wrote an excellent post on this as well. Patrick Altman also has an article.
Update: fixed link to Altman's article
I asked the FogBugz guys the same thing because in XP for example you'd provide the estimate in IET (ideal engineering time). Their answer was to be consistent in the way you provide the estimate.
We started using FogBugz for pretty much everything within our technical team: Documentation, bug reporting, managing tasks. We have progressively got more Agile as time has gone on.
What I have done is created a release which is called the Product Backlog, and this is given an arbitrary release date in the future. I changed the FogBugz field "Version" to "Priority" so we can sort by priority. To manage the product backlog I heavily use Areas to categorise the user stories. Areas could be Themes or Epics. Each Iteration is a Release in FogBugz.
Now, one thing we have recently started using is Story Points as opposed to Ideal Task Days for estimating our Product Backlog. FogBugz doesn't understand a unit of measurement of Story Points so rather confusingly, 1 SP in our Product Backlog is reported as 1 Day in FogBugz. This could be dangerous if there is any confusion. But our team is small. I don't use the in built reporting tools in FogBugz, but it would be great if I could.
So, all my Story Point and Velocity calculations are done outside of FogBugz in Excel. This seems to be fine for now. We're tracking tasks using index cards for user stories and post-it notes as tasks on our boards in the office. Have a look at the book "Scrum and XP from the Trenches" book by Kniberg which influenced my decision. Actually having a big board with everything on it which we are staring at in our morning Scrums really helps.
I do think the historical estimation history and reporting in FogBugz is excellent. Does this work with the planning poker world? I suppose at least from a team's estimation history it does.
As User Stories in the Product Backlog often evolve as there are iterative planning sessions, (Agile Planning) it would be great if there was a wiki style editing of cases as opposed to a thread of descriptions.
There is talk that the next major version will be more supportive of Agile processes so am very much looking forward to seeing that this offers.
Edit: FogBugz 7 is now out with much better management of Product "Project" Backlogs. Take a look!
Here are some suggestions for including Story Points in your planning:
When you enter your Story into FB7 you can do it as a Case and include the number of Story Points from Planning Poker in a new custom field that you create called "Story Points" (how to do this below). Then, when you get around to working on that Story, you can break it down further into Sub-Cases, if necessary, and also enter the estimated time to complete each Sub-Case (the estimated times will add up in the Story (top) Case's "Estimate" field, as well as feed Evidence Based Scheduling / Burndown Charts)
Here are two things to consider modifying in your FogBugz installation to reflect your Agile nomenclature.
(1) Out of the box, the FB Category "Feature" is most like your "Story." But you can change your Category names, and add new ones at Admin > Workflow > Customize Categories. Here's additional information on this:
(2) To capture Story Points, you'll probably want to create a Custom Field in the Case dialogue. This is accomplished with the included Custom Fields Plugin. Additional information on this is available at isl=174461
Note that with Custom Fields, you can also add a text edit box for the Story which will always appear in the Case dialogue header (no matter how lengthy the case activity history below it gets.)