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Winter wheat quantity or quality? Assessing food security in Uzbekistan
- Kirsten Maren KienzlerAffiliated withInternational Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA), Regional Office for Central Asia and the Caucasus (CAC)Center for Development Research (ZEF) Email author
- , Inna RudenkoAffiliated withCenter for Development Research (ZEF)
- , Jumanazar RuzimovAffiliated withUrgench State University
- , Nazar IbragimovAffiliated withUzbek Cotton Research Institute
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Winter wheat is the most important cereal in Uzbekistan. Although the processing industry recognizes the low quality of local wheat, the present land use policy prioritizes production quantity, and wheat of better quality is imported to improve local flour. Yet, with increasing world market prices, Uzbekistan has to decide whether to continue allocating considerable resources for imports or to start investing in local quality improvements. This study therefore analyzed wheat production in the Khorezm region of Uzbekistan by (a) assessing the economic feasibility of local production vs. imports; and by (b) evaluating the current N-fertilizer management at field level in order to identify options for improving quality. Demand for wheat in the region currently falls short of supply by 79,000 t but under favorable world market prices, funds for importing additional wheat could be covered by cotton sales. Prices above $148 USD t−1 support the present land use policy to cultivate wheat but the baking quality of the crop is low. Higher N rates and/or an additional application of N at anthesis significantly increased grain quality. Additional costs for changes in N management, however, are currently not compensated by the price premiums at the State mills. Thus, in the absence of price incentives, it is unrealistic to expect producers to maximize quality production. Consequently, administrators must give quality greater attention by creating incentives through price differentials for higher quality, and encouraging awareness programs on wheat quality and improved on-field N management.
KeywordsUzbekistan Food security Winter wheat Baking quality
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- Winter wheat quantity or quality? Assessing food security in Uzbekistan
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Food Security
Volume 3, Issue 1 , pp 53-64
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- 2011-03
- 10.1007/s12571-010-0109-9
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- Online ISSN
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- Uzbekistan
- Food security
- Winter wheat
- Baking quality
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- Kirsten Maren Kienzler (1) (2)
- Inna Rudenko (2)
- Jumanazar Ruzimov (3)
- Nazar Ibragimov (4)
- John P. A Lamers (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA), Regional Office for Central Asia and the Caucasus (CAC), P.O. Box 4564, 100000, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
- 2. Center for Development Research (ZEF), Walter-Flex-Str. 3, 53113, Bonn, Germany
- 3. Urgench State University, Urgench, Uzbekistan
- 4. Uzbek Cotton Research Institute, Tashkent, Uzbekistan


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Autoimmune disorders encompass a wide spectrum of diseases that progress with several clinical findings. They can be organ-specific (such as Hashimoto's thyroiditis) or they can involve multiple organs (such as SLE). The common characteristic of all these disorders is the production of different autoantibodies against various autoantigens along with inflammation. IgA nephropathy is the most common non-lupus glomerulopathy. It rarely coexists with SLE and has never been reported to coexist with Hashimoto's thyroiditis. In this case report, a female patient diagnosed with SLE and Hashimoto's thyroiditis and whose renal biopsy revealed IgA nephropathy is presented.
KeywordsIgA nephropathy Systemic lupus erythematosus Hashimoto's thyroiditis
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- Coexistence of systemic lupus erythematosus, Hashimoto's thyroiditis and IgA nephropathy in the same patient
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Modern Rheumatology
Volume 21, Issue 1 , pp 89-91
- Cover Date
- 2011-02
- 10.1007/s10165-010-0345-z
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- 1439-7595
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- 1439-7609
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- Springer Japan
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- IgA nephropathy
- Systemic lupus erythematosus
- Hashimoto's thyroiditis
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- Senol Kobak (1)
- Ozcan Hudaverdı (2)
- Gokhan Keser (2)
- Fahrettin Oksel (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Rheumatology, Manisa Hospital, Manisa Devlet Hastanesi, Manisa, Turkey
- 2. Department of Rheumatology, Ege University School of Medicine, Bornova, Turkey


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National Lightning Safety Awareness Week: June 21 – 27
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), as of June 10, there have been six lightning fatalities this year: two in North Carolina, and one each in Iowa, Florida, New Mexico and West Virginia. All were outside; two were female. A total of 26 people in 14 states died of lightning strikes in 2014 – no one from Ohio.
Although the number of lightning fatalities over the last five years is lower than the estimated average, lightning strikes continue to be one of the most storm-related killers in the United States. It is important to note that lightning injures more people than it kills.
Just remember: When thunder roars, go indoors!
Each year in the United States, more than 400 people are struck by lightning. On average, between 55 and 60 people are killed and hundreds of others suffer permanent neurological disabilities. Most of these tragedies can be avoided with a few simple precautions. When thunderstorms threaten, get to a safe place. Lightning safety is an inconvenience that can save your life.
All thunderstorms produce lightning and are dangerous. In the United States, in an average year, lightning kills about the same number of people as tornadoes and more people than hurricanes. Lightning often strikes outside the area of heavy rain and may strike as far as 10 miles from any rainfall. Many lightning deaths occur ahead of storms or after storms have seemingly passed. If you can hear thunder, you are in danger. Don't be fooled by blue skies. If you hear thunder, lightning is close enough to pose an immediate threat.
Many lightning victims say they were "caught" outside in the storm and couldn't get to a safe place. Other lightning victims waited too long before seeking shelter. Some people were struck by lightning because they went back outside too soon. Others were in contact with plumbing, a metal door or a window frame when lightning hit the structure they were inside.
With proper planning, these tragedies could be prevented. When you hear thunder or see lightning, do the following.
- Head to a safe place immediately. By heading to a safe place 5 to 10 minutes sooner, you could avoid being struck by lightning. Examples of a safe place include: home, school, church, hotel, office building, shopping center, hard topped car, minivan, bus, or truck.
- Stay inside a safe building or vehicle for at least 30 minutes after you hear the last thunder clap.
- Do not use electrical equipment or corded telephones when inside a building during thunder and lightning. Also avoid contact with other electrical conductors inside a building (i.e. plumbing, metal doors, or window frame).
The City of Dublin's Lightning Prediction System
The Thor Guard system is a lightning "predictor" which measures and analyzes the electrostatic field in the atmosphere and ground to predict the risk of a possible lightning strike. The system consists of sensors placed at the park and pool sites that measures electrostatic changes at ground level and in the atmosphere. When the two charges become very diverse, the chances of lightning increase significantly.
For more information about lightning/lightning safety, please visit:http://www.weathersafety.ohio.gov/ThunderstormsAndLightningSafety.aspx


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BROKEN ARROW — Playing basketball has paid a lot of dividends for Broken Arrow's Frankie Davis.
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As basketball began to wind down in February and March, Davis' football recruiting began to pick up. Arkansas State was the first to offer a scholarship to the 6-foot-3, 230-pound defensive end, who ranks No. 19 on The Oklahoman's Super 30 recruiting list. Other programs like Memphis, Louisiana-Monroe and Tulsa came on as well, growing his offer list to seven schools.
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"The big downside is that I lose a lot of weight with all the running," Davis said. "I'd like to get up to 240 or 245 this season, because the bigger schools have questions about my size."
Davis says he wouldn't mind being a linebacker if that's where a college team wants him to play, but he prefers defensive end. And the seven schools that have offered all see him on the line.
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From Risk On/Risk Off To Reality On/Reality Off
While most market participants are well aware of the broad risk-on / risk-off tendency in asset markets over the course of the last few years; this year - most notably as the facts of companies' earnings came under scrutiny in the last quarter - we saw a new pattern emerge. As equity markets levitated on hope of another injection of central bank largesse, so reality was suspended and valuation multiples simply didn't matter as "it's all about the future", but as Q3 Earnings Season began and exhibited its worst tendencies in years, starkly highlighting 'what lies beneath' so stocks traded in a 'Reality-On' mode. This then rapidly disappeared from view as Q3 earnings season ended and 'Reality-Off' mode was re-engaged. We can only assume, given GE's warning, how bad Q4 will be and the question then remains, will stocks re-engage 'reality-on' and retest reality lows?
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"We can only assume, given GE's warning, how bad Q4 will be and the question then remains, will stocks re-engage 'reality-on' and retest reality lows?"
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Fuck bernanke
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sheep last year they were twisting. You and Kito and eventually I thought QE was a bluff that would not come about. They went from no LSAP tp 85 bil a month, indefinitely. That should keep us going for a bit. Then they will jump to 125 bil etc. At some point we just nail the wall at full speed.
Yep one overnite it just all ends, no one knows when.
Agreed, Sheep and Fonz. So I guess the answer to Tyler's question, will Q4 reality matter to the markets, is a resounding no. Earnings and any other fundamentals don't matter any more. The only fundamentals that matter are whether the rest of the world still accepts dollars and whether Wal-Mart's shelves and Exxon's pumps are full.
Used to stay up late waiting for it.
Wonder what the final straw will be.
I liken it to an avalanche waiting to happen. Everyone knows its' snowing (printing money) and the village at the bottom of the mountain (US citizens) is in it's way. It snows and snows and snows nearly every day for months. Till one sunny day the smallest slip occurs and the mountain of snow comes rolling down.
Everyone will say they saw it snowing. A few will say they thought it would be bad. Very few will think the entire village could be wiped out.
Just nine more trading days to hold this pig together. Dear Santa Pleeeeaaaaaaassse give the bankers a big year end rally so they can trickle on us with their year end bonus.
Merry Christmas central planning mutha fucka's.
The beasts tummy starting to growl?
Reality off since 1913...
The investing masses will begin to comprehend the situation - approximately 4 seconds after they see the Fed has tied their equities in clever knots around their ankles.


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Anyone know if a freewheel will thread on a Mavic Ellipse hub?
Anyone know if a freewheel will thread on a Mavic Ellipse hub?
It should. Standard cog threading, so any freewheel thread on freewheel should work.
yea they put extra theads on so that a freewheel fits safely and so that most cogs don't with out a spacer.
fricken fools but never the less I love my ellipse. and I beat the living hell out them
I KNOW its Blasphemy, but what can I say - I'm a wuss. Like to have that as a bailout.
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your gonna rub off all the pretty black with your brakes
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i saaw a cat in san fran front brake no black.. he was messenger so alot of braking and riding going on I'm sure


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Everyone knows the feeling at some point… Your sock and underwear supply is running dangerously low and you just can't put it off any longer. So, off I went last night to the nearest Laundromat – a fantastic spot on Somerville Avenue that has Wi-Fi and free drying!
Eventually, after some mumbling and grumbling, I had all my clothes in washers and I began to stare at the soapy colors going round and round. My grouchiness quickly disappeared when I suddenly remembered a children's book my mother read to us.
A Pocket for Corduroy recounts the misadventures of a curious teddy bear. After seeing how his owner, Lisa, wears pants with pockets, Corduroy is determined to find cloth at the Laundromat to make his pocket. He is left behind at closing time, gets into some mischief overnight, and is reunited with Lisa the next morning. And, of course, Corduroy gets a pocket to hold a name card, just in case he gets lost again!
After reminiscing about my own teddy bear – which my mother obviously sewed a pocket on to – I wondered whether the author was inspired during her own trip to the Laundromat. It would make sense, I suppose, but who else found similar inspiration?
Don't ask me why, but my first instinct was to Google, "TED Talks laundry." Sure enough, a global health expert and data analyst, Hans Rosling, spoke in 2010 about the washing machine being the greatest invention of the industrial revolution.
Rosling's quirky lecture was derived from his own experience, as well as a tremendous amount of research and data. He explained global energy consumption, the factions of the population who have access to washer machines, and how economic growth and electricity can "turn a boring wash-day into an intellectual day of reading." He specifically mentions how women were freed from the laborious task of hand washing clothes to pursue new goals – Rosling's mother could now read to her children, educate them, and teach herself English.
Moral of the story: find somewhere to inspire your "Corduroy…"
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Megan Fox out and about in LA and other news
Megan Fox was spotted out for a walk with husband Brian Austin Green yesterday (June 7, 2012), check out the pics below! In other news, Megan was a part of Paramount's 100 Anniversary celebration which included a group photo of 115 movie stars and evil executives, you can check them out below as well. Thanks to Deon for the tips.


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Pierson to play?
Detroit's win raises a question for head coach Bill Laimbeer regarding the return of injured forward Plenette Pierson. Be content with a split on the road and bring her back rested for Game 3, or go bring all your weapons to bear in Game 2 and go for the knockout punch?
"You try to win every game you play," he said. "I'm unclear whether I'd like to save her or not. Depends on the game-time decision, whether she's going to be available. Then it depends on the flow of the game (and) if I think she can be effective."
Pierson, her right arm still in a sling after dislocating her shoulder two weeks ago, could use two more days of rest before Sunday's Game 3 at the EMU Convocation Center.
As eager as Pierson is to play Friday, Detroit's first home game of the series, Game 3, will prove pivotal and put more value on Pierson's availability. The Game 1 victory means Detroit will be trying to deliver a championship-clinching performance, or at worst regain the WNBA Finals lead from a 1-1 tie.
The truly worst-case scenario would be for the Silver Stars to win Game 2 with Pierson logging significant playing time. In the conference finals Pierson played 24 minutes in Game 2. She tried to play the next day in Game 3 but managed only six minutes. She was still too sore two days later to play in Finals opener Wednesday.
"I didn't want to get out there and hurt my team more than I could help my team," Pierson said. "I felt it was better for me just to make the decision to sit this one out and get another day of rest."
If it takes her three to four days to come back from playing in Game 2, Pierson's series potentially could be over, as games 3 and 4 are back-to-back, Sunday and Monday.
A likely compromise would be for Pierson to dress, but let Laimbeer see how Game 2 unfolds. Making an in-game decision wouldn't affect Pierson, who usually comes off the bench, or the starters.
"That is also a bonus, that she is a player to bring off the bench, so I can see how the game is flowing," he said. "I can look at our foul trouble, I can look at how individuals are playing and make a decision that way."
Hornbuckle hones in
Five Shock players blocked a shot in the first half of Game 1, setting a Finals record with six before halftime. The player with two blocks wasn't 6-foot-6 Kara Braxton or 6-foot-5 Kelly Schumacher, who each had one.
It was 5-foot-11 Alexis Hornbuckle, who lived up to role Laimbeer envisioned when he drafted her fourth overall in April: a physically imposing guard that can be disruptive force on the perimeter.
"Hornbuckle scored two points, but her defense and her rebounding, that's why we got her and why we drafted her," said Laimbeer, who played her 24 minutes. "Her presence on the court was phenomenal, to be a rookie and to play that kind of minutes."
Hornbuckle shot only 1-for-6, but she contributed a team-high five assists to go with a superb defensive outing, especially at times against 5-foot-6 Becky Hammon. She forced the All-Star point guard to step out of bounds with 1:03 left in the game, a critical turnover after Detroit regained a 73-69 lead.
"I was obviously nervous before the game, but once the ball got thrown up and got it going it was like another basketball game," Hornbuckle said. "I just tried to calm my nerves and wait for my opportunity to get in."
Playing in crunch time is nothing new for Hornbuckle, a product of a Tennessee program that won back-to-back NCAA championships her final seasons. Her poise showed. In addition to three steals and two blocks, Hornbuckle committed only one turnover and no fouls.
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The Shock's reputation for physical defense is well deserved, but they weren't the first ones in these playoffs to body up Hammon. The diminutive point guard had seen similar attacks from Los Angeles and Sacramento in the first two rounds.
"This has been typically in each of the series, people will attempt to impede her or hold her a little bit," Silver Stars coach Dan Hughes said. "Fouling is a pretty good strategy with Becky."
Deanna Nolan shadowed Hammon much of the night with the help of fellow all-league defender Katie Smith and Hornbuckle. She turned in her second-lowest scoring game of the playoffs, 13 points, and a game-high five turnovers. She did not have a 3-pointer for only the second time this postseason.
"I think Becky might have hard times with long, athletic defenders. People who can actually keep up with her, especially when she comes off that screen," Nolan said. "She thinks she's lost them but we're still coming."
Hammon wasn't as bothered by getting bumped around as her team's overall execution. "No, I mean there's a physical nature in all of it. That's generally how people try to defend me. It's not anything I haven't gone against before," she said.
"But I think our counter moves have to be a little bit better, a little bit more decisive, so when they do want to stick two people on me, we score out of that 4-on-3 situation.
Hammon is like Nolan offensively, supremely capable of carrying her team, as she did to reach this series by scoring 35 points – including San Antonio's last seven – in a four-point win over the Sparks in Game 3 of the West finals. But she also defers to teammates, almost to a fault. As Detroit built its double-digit lead, Hammon entered the fourth quarter having shot just five times, making one. Nine of her 13 points came in the fourth.
Hammon said being more aggressive in Game 2 wouldn't necessarily mean shooting more before halftime.
"I'm going to pick and choose my spots. Obviously try to create space. But I also want to be an enabler for my teammates," she said. "I think we have a good enough team, that if you give too much attention to me too often, they're going to make you pay. "
The Shock locked down another league superstar in the '07 Finals opener, holding Diana Taurasi – a two-time league scoring leader – to 10 points on 3-of-8 shooting.
Taurasi responded with 30 points in Game 2 – the worst playoff loss in Shock history.