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With a stay at Hilton Garden Inn Charlotte Uptown in Charlotte (Charlotte Center City), you'll be minutes from NASCAR Hall of Fame and Time Warner Cable Arena. This hotel is within close proximity of Actor's Theatre of Charlotte and Marshall Park.
Make yourself at home in one of the 181 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and complimentary weekday newspapers, as well as phones with free local calls.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a business center, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference space and meeting rooms. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
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German Shepherd Dog Forums (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/)
- B.A.R.F./Raw Feeding (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/b-r-f-raw-feeding/)
- - Starting to fee RAW - Please help. (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/b-r-f-raw-feeding/419193-starting-fee-raw-please-help.html)
Starting to fee RAW - Please help.
I have been reading about feeding RAW for the past 2 weeks, and I started feeding Fynn (18 months old GSD, 80 pounds) the following on a daily basis:
1. Approx 3/4 pound of raw chicken breast
2. Approx 1/4 to a 1/2 pound of a ground beef mixture of muscle meat, organ meet (I got this from a local butcher who sells this for dogs.)
3. Approx 6 tablespoons of cooked blended Broccoli, carrots, celery, and parsnip.
4. A couple spritzer of salmon oil.
5. 1 Egg Yolk.
6. Every 2 days a tablespoon of pumpkin
7. Every couple of days a teaspoon of honey
8. 1/4 cup of Oatmeal (not cooked)
I feed half of this in the morning and half in the evening.
I am also planning on feeding cooked sweet potatoes. Maybe switching this with the oatmeal.
I also give him beef bones, buffalo bones, and turkey necks. I am just not sure how many of these I should fee a day/week.
Please let me know if that sounds right. Should I be getting any kind of supplements?
I'm glad you're doing raw! The benefits are so great... I am just starting out raw as well. From my understanding, the most important thing when doing raw is nutritional variety over time. Don't just feed the same thing every day. Switch it up a little every day, and throw in some different meats every week if you can. I'm basing my pup's diet on a combination of recommendations from my breeder as well as information I've gathered when I was talking with other breeders, reading articles as well as blogs on raw feeding.
How is your dog taking to the diet? Is he remaining a healthy weight?
Personally, I don't think oatmeal is necessary. I'm not doing any grains with my pup, though there's a pretty good argument for either preference, so I don't think it's harmful to your dog. I would add turkey or chicken necks/backs *daily*, and add a little green tripe a few times a week. Also some sardines or mackerel 2x per week or so.
I don't think supplements are necessary (unless your pup has nutrition or related health problems of course), but I'm doing fish oil with vitamin e (which helps with the absorption of the fish oil), and I'm also considering adding vitamin c. We're also giving her fresh parsley (to help with digestion), and local honey (allergies).
Our dog is just a pup right now, so we're feeding 3x small meals per day, plus raw treats (chopped liver, naturally dehydrated meat, or blueberries) for training. My breeder suggested a "modified raw" diet, which includes occasional raw dehydrated food from Honest Kitchen.
Off the top of my head (we have a schedule on our fridge that is not with me right now), here's our diet plan (quantities omitted, PM me if you want more info on how we are adjusting quantities w/ our pup)...
Blueberries (frozen, dipped in butter, for morning training)
Carrot (pureed + butter) OR apple (pureed + butter) OR swt potato
Cottage cheese OR yogurt + raw egg OR Honest Kitchen
Chopped sardines OR liver (training)
Turkey/chicken neck/back (lunch)
Organ mix (w/plenty of liver) OR raw green tripe/organ mix OR beef (not ground) OR Mackerel
Occasionally a raw meaty bone, and rarer (rabbit, venison, lamb, goat) meat when we can get our hands on it! Just beware teeth problems with too many weight bearing bones! I was looking for a particular article I read about hard biters' teeth cracking when you allow them unlimited big bones to chew...But I can't find it. Just be aware that it can cause issue if unsupervised.
Hope that was somewhat helpful :) Your diet looks good. To summarize, the main stuff I would tweak: Turkey necks more often. Out with the oatmeal. Add green tripe.
I would read the raw feeding articles on the following site. Other than turkey necks, the diet you listed includes no raw meaty bones.
Welcome to the Raw Dog Ranch
Leave out the oatmeal. The veggies are also not needed, but some people like to feed them. My dogs enjoy some table scraps and those will include fruit and cooked veggies, but they are not a significant part of their diet.
Agree with Lisa - please read more into raw feeding. Raw bones are EXTREMELY important in a balanced raw diet. In the above list though, veggies and and oatmeal are not required - you can add them if you want, but might be more trouble than it's worth.
Uncooked oatmeal if probably 100% indigestible for dogs. I think some cookedoatmeal at times is okay, but raw oatmeal on a daily basis is just a filler that goes right through the dog.
You can feed the whole raw egg, not just the yolk. If you feed raw egg, make sure you also feed liver as part of the organ meat portions. Doesn't have to be egg + liver at every meal, the important thing is that your dog gets the variety over time.
Also, that adds up to about a one pound of meat and organ meat for the whole day? Your dog should be getting about 2 lbs a day, so twice what you are feeding.
Every dog is different of course, you need to adjust how much you feed based on their body conditions, but rule of thumb, start with 2 lbs a day (so 1 lb twice a day), and adjust up or down. Watch him, and if he is putting on weight, adjust down, if he seems ribby, adjust up.
Where did you get your info for raw feeding? The lack of raw bone, the lack of variety over time, and the adding of raw oatmeal won't give you a balanced raw diet. I can see why so many vets are against raw when so much wrong information is out there.
You need to incorporate more bone for calcium.
You want 50% muscle meat, 45% raw meaty bone and 5% organ meat. The link Lisa provided is a really great resource on what you can feed and how much.
I supplement with herring oil, but if you feed fish oil, you need to supplement Vitamin E as well.
I agree about getting rid of the oatmeal and increasing the variety in the meats. Dogs have no nutritional requirement for carbs, so your dog will be fine without the oatmeal, not to worry.
Glad you're trying raw!!
Some things I always have on hand are frozen sardines, chicken backs (these are more bone than meat, so you can up the meat intake when feeding this), I like lamb necks too.
Thank you so much for all your responses. It has been a journey thus far. There is so much information, but I certainly got a couple of things out of it.
1. No Oatmeal
2. More meat
3. More bones
I called the butcher that I got the meat from, and he told me that there is 90% beef and 10% organs like heart and liver in the mixture I am buying.
I do feed turkey necks and beef bones, but not every day. It sounds as if he needs a bone every day.
I also feed more than one pound a day, but not 2 pounds, so I will change that. I have actually seen a drop in weight during the past week.
Thanks again.
Beef bones are, for the most part, considered recreational bones and not RMB. Most are just too hard to be consumed easily. RMB are more like turkeys, chickens, lamb, pork (I do not feed lamb or pork leg bones), rabbit, duck, some fish (if they will eat them),etc.
Heart is actually a muscle and not considered organ meat. Organ meat would be liver, kidney, lungs, brains (most don't feed the latter two).
Green tripe is also great.
80 pounds * 2.5% = 32 ounces
45% of their daily intake is Raw Meaty Bones = 14.5 ounces
50% of his daily intake is Muscle Meat = 16 ounces
5% of their daily intake is Organ Meats (liver, kidney, brains) = 1.6 ounces
Start with this and check his weight after a couple weeks. If he is putting on weight and doesn't need to - lower the amounts by 1-2 ounces and recheck in another couple weeks. If he has lost weight and didn't need to, increase his amounts by 1-2 ounces and recheck in another couple weeks.
Every dog is different - different metabolism, different activity level, different caloric needs. I recommend using 2.5% of their weight (if they are finished growing) as a starting point.
Ok, so I am back after a couple of months. Things are going fine thus far. I increases the amount I was feeding, and he has gained some weight. He is now 83 pounds. I have also added Dogzymes Ultra and condroitants as supplements. Every once in a while I add some honey and some yogurt to his food. I stopped adding cooked veggies. Instead I use a juicer and blend carrots, broccoli, parsnip, celery, and some blueberries. I give put a couple of teaspoons in every meal. However, I notice that he has gas at times which is really stinky. I wonder if the veggies do that to him.
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Joseph A. Gagnon Gagnon Law Firm, LLC LathropMr. Joseph A. Gagnon received his A.B. from the University of Missouri, and his J.D. from Duke University School of Law in 2004. He is the founding member and sole attorney in the Gagnon Law Firm, LLC in Lathrop, Missouri. In his practice, Joe represents public entities in transactional and litigation matters, including municipal prosecutions. He also practices in the areas of real estate, estate planning, and business law.Justin K. GelfandCapes Sokol Goodman & Sarachan P.C.St. LouisJustin Gelfand is Counsel at Capes, Sokol, Goodman & Sarachan in St. Louis, Missouri, where he focuses his practice primarily on criminal tax, criminal defense, white collar defense, and internal investigations. From 2009 through February 2014, Gelfand was a Trial Attorney with the U.S. Department of Justice's Tax Division, where he prosecuted federal tax crimes throughout the country. In addition to prosecuting offshore banking and international and domestic tax evasion, Gelfand played a large role in crafting the innovative way stolen identity tax refund fraud cases are now investigated and prosecuted and trained federal agents and federal prosecutors throughout the country on cutting-edge investigative techniques utilized by law enforcement today. For this work, Gelfand and a small team of colleagues received the 2013 Attorney General's Award for Fraud Prevention.Michael GunnThe Gunn Law Firm St. Louis Michael Gunn is a 1968 graduate of St. Louis University School of Law. His practice has concentrated in the areas of estate planning, probate and trust administration as well as litigation in those areas. He is Past President of The Missouri Bar and the Missouri Lawyer Trust Account Foundation (IOLTA). Mike practices law in West St. Louis County.
Paul G. HenryDenlow & HenrySt. LouisMr. Paul Henry is a member of the Denlow & Henry law firm in St. Louis. He is a former Chair of the MoBar Solo Small Firm Committee as well as the Committee on Technology. He currently serves as the chair of the Eminent Domain Committee. He is a frequent speaker on issues pertaining to eminent domain law and the uses of technology in the practice of law.Amy Hereford Amy Hereford has almost 20 years of experience in various areas of law including trusts and estates, business and nonprofit law, and taxation. She has her law degree from Boston University and a degree in Canon Law from Louvaine U. in Belgium, and is admitted to practice in Missouri, Massachusetts and the US Tax Court. Amy has been working the non-profit world for over 30 years, beginning in education and communication, moving into management and administration and then into law. She works mainly with small to mid-sized religious communities and non-profits all over the US. She uses computers and information technology effectively to enhance communication and further her law practice and her clients' goals.
Robert D. Kingsland, Jr.Dempsey and Kingsland, P.C.Kansas CityRobert D. Kingsland, Jr. is a founding partner in the law firm of Dempsey and Kingsland, P. C. in Kansas City, Missouri. Mr. Kingsland's practice is limited to medical negligence, catastrophic injury, products liability, auto collision and other serious personal injury cases. A frequent speaker on topics related to civil trial practice, Mr. Kingsland has also published various articles on trial advocacy. He recently authored an article: "Gallbladder Surgery Gone Wrong- Handling the Bowel Perforation Case" which has been accepted for publication in a nationally circulated, peer reviewed magazine, Trial. Mr. Kingsland is an associate member of the American Board of Trial Advocates. He has also been selected to membership in Superlawyers. Additionally, he is a longstanding member of the Board of Governors of the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys and a former board member of the Jackson County Law Library. Mr. Kingsland is licensed to practice in both Missouri and Kansas. He is a member of the bar of the United States Supreme Court among many others. Mr. Kingsland earned his B. A. and J.D. degrees from Georgetown University.Robert K. KirklandKirkland Woods & Martinsen PCLibertyBob Kirkland is President of the law firm of Kirkland Woods & Martinsen PC, which has offices in Liberty, Missouri and Overland Park, Kansas. He works with a variety of individual clients, handling the preparation of Wills, Living Trusts, Durable Powers of Attorney, Irrevocable Trusts, Charitable Trusts and Minor's Trusts, and counseling clients in the areas of gifting techniques, asset protection, charitable planning and business succession planning. He also advises fiduciaries in estate, conservatorship and trust administration matters. Mr. Kirkland is a Fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel ("ACTEC"), is the immediate past Missouri State Chair of ACTEC, and is a member of the ACTEC Board of Regents and the ACTEC Executive Committee. He is also a member of the Employee Benefits Committee (Chair), Sponsorship Advisory Committee, Digital Property Task Force, Charitable Planning Committee, Communications Committee and Bylaws and Manuals Committee of ACTEC. He is listed in the most recent editions of The Best Lawyers in America and Super Lawyers. Mr. Kirkland has successfully completed the Effective Probate Mediation Training course sponsored by ACTEC, and frequently serves as a mediator of trust and estate disputes.Bob also currently serves as the ACTEC Observer to the Uniform Law Commission Drafting Committee on Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets, and is the Chair of the Missouri Bar Subcommittee of the Probate and Trust Committee on digital assets.Among several professional and civic activities, Mr. Kirkland is a member of the Board of Directors of the Liberty Women's Clinic, the Board of Directors of Autism Works, and the Executive Planned Giving Council of the Kansas City chapter of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Mr. Kirkland also serves as Planning Chair of the annual Missouri Bar Estate & Trust Institute (which conducts annual attorney seminars across the state), and is a Vice Chair of the Missouri Bar Probate and Trust Committee.Mr. Kirkland is a frequent author and lecturer in the estate planning and charitable giving areas. He has lectured on a variety of topics at seminars sponsored by ACTEC, The Missouri Bar, The Kansas Bar Association, The Oklahoma Bar Association, the UCLA Institute on Estate Planning, The MO-KAN Trust Conference, University of Missouri-Columbia, and the Estate Planning Councils of Baltimore, Philadelphia and St. Louis.Mr. Kirkland holds a B.S. in accounting from William Jewell College (1980), a J.D. from the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law (1983), and an L.L.M. in estate planning from the University of Miami, Florida School of Law (1985). During his tenure at the UMKC School of Law, he served as Managing Editor of the UMKC Law Review.
Hon. Aaron KoeppenAssociate Circuit Judge in Camden CountyJudge Aaron Koeppen is finishing up his first term as Associate Circuit Judge in Camden County. Prior to taking the bench Judge Koeppen worked as a prosecutor, defense attorney and city attorney. In the evenings Judge Koeppen also teaches American Government at OTC and Criminal Law, Procedure and Evidence at Columbia College. He also served as Guardian ad litem for several years in the 26th Judicial Circuit. Judge Koeppen, his wife Nancy and their five children live in the Village of Four Seasons at Lake of the Ozarks where he and his family enjoy all kinds of water related activities.Margaret K. LandwehrProject Manager for Electronic Discovery & Legal TechnologyOffice of the Missouri Attorney GeneralMs. Margaret "Peggy" Landwehr is in her second tour of duty at the Office of the Attorney General. She originally served under Attorneys General Ashcroft and Webster. In the time between, she worked as a Legal Editor at the Missouri Bar, a Hearing Officer for the Personnel Advisory Board, and a Prescreening Attorney at the Samaritan Center's Legal Care Office. Peggy returned to the AGO under Attorney General Nixon in September 2008. She began in the Governmental Affairs Division and is now in Administration as the Project Manager for Electronic Discovery and Legal Technology. In addition, Peggy continues to prosecute teacher decertification cases and handle Sunshine Law inquiries. Over the years, Peggy has been on the following Missouri Bar Committees: Solo and Small Firm Planning Committee: Speaker and Moderator; Technology Committee; Administrative Law Committee; Legislative Committee; School Law Committee; and Speaker, Mo Bar CLE, Exploring Career Changes and Social Media and Ethics. Peggy has also done presentations on the Sunshine Law, eDiscovery, and Effective Time Management. She is on the Discover Jefferson City Foundation and has belonged to appleJAC, an Apple Computer club, for over twenty years. Peggy graduated from Colby College in Waterville, Maine, and earned her law degree from St. Louis University School of Law.She is married to John Landwehr, a partner in the law firm of Cook, Vetter, Doerhoff and Landwehr, P.C., and former Mayor of the City of Jefferson. They have two grown children, Becca, who studies interior architecture in Washington, D.C., and David, an accountant, in St. Louis.Melissa Q. Leavy The Elder & Disability Advocacy Firm of Christine A. Alsop, LLCSt. LouisMelissa Q. Leavy, Associate Attorney at The Elder & Disability Advocacy Firm of Christine A. Alsop, LLC, received her J.D. from the St. Louis University School of Law, with a Tax Concentration. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Social Work from the University of Illinois at Chicago. She is a member of the Missouri Bar. She also is an active member of the Missouri Chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, ElderCounsel, as well as a member of the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis. Prior to joining this firm, she served as the Uptown Coordinator for the City of Collinsville. She worked with businesses and residents in a low-income district to develop policies and procedures that still benefit Collinsville's historic location today. During law school, she worked at both the Internal Revenue Service and the Missouri Department of Revenue, assisting in complex litigation cases and resolution of tax controversy cases. She has represented numerous clients in Medicaid eligibility cases as well as matters involving the Missouri Department of Social Services and the Social Security Administration. She is VA accredited which authorizes her to represent clients directly in their claims for Veteran Benefits. She helps clients and their families with a wide-range of long-term care issues, including Medicaid, Veteran's Benefits, other government programs, tax and estate planning, asset protection and Special Needs Trusts.Carol Love, MA, LMFTTherapist; Treatment Team SupervisorKids In The MiddleSt. LouisCarol Love joined Kids In The Middle as a therapist in August 2009. She became Treatment Team Supervisor in February 2013. Kids In The Middle is one of only a handful of non-profit agencies in the nation that focus exclusively on helping families deal with divorce. Ms. Love provides Group and Individual Therapy to children as well as therapeutic services to parents including Individual Therapy, Co-Parenting Counseling and Family Therapy for all family members. She also supervises the therapists providing these services to families.Ms. Love earned a bachelor's degree in Child and Family Development from the University of Missouri – Columbia and completed a special program in Human Development at the Merrill-Palmer Institute in Detroit. She received her master's degree from the University of Connecticut – Storrs in Family Studies specializing in Marriage and Family Therapy. Ms. Love has over 30 years of experience as a therapist in many settings including a residential facility, mental health clinic, youth service agencies, and schools. She has worked as a Domestic Relations Counselor at the St. Louis County Family Court where she assisted parents in highly contested cases to resolve their custody disputes. Ms. Love is also trained as a mediator.
Nalini MahadevanNalini S. Mahadevan is General Counsel at Phinix, LLCSt Louis Ms. Nalini S. Mahadevan is General Counsel at Phinix, LLC. She was an attorney with The Lowenbaum Partnership LLC, leading their immigration and estate planning practice group. She is the owner of Mahadevan Law Office, LLC and in practice since 2003. Nalini has an undergraduate degree in Accounting and a Masters in Law from the University of Bombay, India. She practiced as a corporate lawyer in Mumbai, India for five years before relocating to the United States to earn her Master's in Business Administration from Washington University in St. Louis and her JD from St. Louis University School of Law. She is licensed to practice in the States Missouri and Illinois. Nalini was the Chair of Immigration Law Committee of Missouri Bar; and is a member of the American Immigration Law Association; Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis; Missouri Asian American Bar Association and the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association; the American Bar Association and a member of South Asian Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis. She advises SAWERAA, a nonprofit that protects immigrant women who are victims of domestic violence. Nalini is a speaker for the Missouri Bar; St. Louis University Law School; Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis, ABA and UMKC Law School on immigration and the business of law. She is currently an adjunct Professor at St. Louis University School of Law, St. Louis, Missouri. She is the author of 'How to Start a Law Practice and Succeed, available on Amazon. She has written for the St. Louis Bar Journal and she was featured on the cover of St. Louis Brief and recognized by Missouri Bar's ESQ magazine for her contribution to lawyer education.Mary Lou MartinMary Lou Martin, Esq.SpringfieldMs. Mary Lou Martin is serving the legal profession as a solo practitioner, emphasizing her practice in the areas of estate planning, immigration and naturalization, and probate, including guardianship/ conservatorship estates. The practice of law is Mary Lou's fourth career, having graduated from the University of Missouri - Kansas City, School of Law in 1988. She has served and chaired several Committees of The Missouri Bar and other organizations. She is an active member of Rotary International - Springfield SouthEast, Springfield Chamber of Commerce, Springfield Metropolitan Bar Association, and Greene County Estate Planning Council. Mary Lou enjoys serving the Springfield Community through church and charitable organizations, golfing, international travel, and spending quality time with friends and family members.Richard MaselesJefferson City
Richard Maseles has had a well-traveled and varied career in the law since his admission to the Texas bar in 1987. He's practiced real estate law and civil litigation in Houston, written and edited professional legal practice materials for the State Bar of Texas and the Missouri Office of State Courts Administrator, practiced bankruptcy law for the Missouri Department of Revenue, and advised the Administrative Hearing Commission as a staff attorney. He's spoken on debtor-creditor law, bankruptcy, and since November 2012, has provided the semiannual case law update for MoBar's administrative law section, where he also serves as vice-chair. He graduated from the University of Houston Law Center while working full-time as an acreage title examiner, and before that he worked in offshore construction in the North Sea, South China Sea, and Persian Gulf.
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Kelly McCambridgeMcCambridge Law LLCLee's Summit"The two most important things that we have to give are our love and our labor."Kelly McCambridge is a passionate advocate committed to clients and results. She has dedicated her practice to serving women and leveling the playing field for women in the workplace. As a working mother, Kelly has a deep understanding of the challenges confronting women. Kelly McCambridge's practice spans the areas of sexual harassment, gender discrimination, pregnancy discrimination, wrongful death, and catastrophic injury.Kelly McCambridge was named one of the Top Ten Winningest Plaintiffs Lawyers by Missouri Lawyers Weekly and has a proven track record including a $2 million judgment in a wrongful death case and a $600,000+ verdict in an employment discrimination case. Kelly fights for her clients because she believes that workplace equality is an essential right. Kelly shares her clients' passion for standing up against employers because they want to eliminate injustice in the workplace and pave the way for the women who come after them.Kelly McCambridge graduated from the University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Law. While in law school, she clerked for the Hon. Scott O. Wright of the United States District Court and for the Hon. Robert Beaird of Jackson County. Charles C. McCloskeyAn Eagle Scout and Army brat, Chuck has lived in St. Louis for over fifteen years. After earning a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering degree from Notre Dame in 1990, Chuck served in Germany with the US Army engineers. Working as an engineer in Kansas City, he earned the professional engineer license in MO and three other states. Drawn east, he graduated from St. Louis University law school in 2001 with a Juris Doctor degree. Chuck has had a private law practice for over twelve years. The practice includes patents, trademarks and related matters. Chuck ran for office in 2002, 2010 and has served as treasurer for three political committees. Chuck is also an active Rotarian and past president of the Clayton Ladue club. Chuck has been a Pachyderm Club member for at least eleven years, club president, and board member. Chuck is treasurer for the local inventors' association. Chuck holds memberships in the Missouri Venture Forum and Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce. Chuck is married to Ann. Mira Mdivani MDIVANI CORPORATE IMMIGRATION LAW FIRMKansas CityMira Mdivani of MDIVANI CORPORATE IMMIGRATION LAW FIRM practices in the area of corporate immigration compliance and visas for international personnel. Her pro bono practice is assisting immigrant women and children who are survivors of domestic violence and other violent crimes with obtaining legal immigration status based on VAWA and U visa regulations. Mira's books include Corporate Immigration Compliance Plans, Policies and Procedures; I-9 Self-Audits; and Ray of Light: Violence Against Women Act for Immigration Women and Children. She has served as the Chair of the Missouri Bar Association's Immigration Law Committee and President of the Kansas Bar Association's Immigration Law Section. She is current President of Kansas Women Lawyers Association and past President of Association for Women Lawyers of Greater Kansas City. Ms. Mdivani serves on the Board of Governors of the Missouri Bar. Mira was named Best of the Bar for ten years in a row by the Kansas City Business Journal, received the Kansas Bar Association Outstanding Service Award, President's Award from the Missouri Bar and Association for Women Lawyers of Greater Kansas City, the Business Practitioner of the Year award from the Missouri Lawyers Media, and pro bono recognition for her work from the Kansas Bar Association and the American Immigration Lawyers Association.Sara G. NeillCapes, Sokol, Goodman & Sarachan, P.C.St. LouisSara G. Neill is the Chair of the Civil and Criminal Tax Controversy practice group at Capes Sokol Goodman & Sarachan, P.C. in St. Louis, Missouri. She focuses her practice on defending individuals and businesses under investigation for or charged with tax and other white collar crimes. Ms. Neill also litigates cases in the U.S. Tax Court and handles IRS administrative matters including audits, appeals, and preparer penalty investigations. She is the Chair of the Taxation Section of the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis and the Co-Chair of the ABA Tax Section's Civil and Criminal Penalties Committee's Sub-Committee on Important Civil Developments. Ms. Neill is a graduate of the University of Missouri--Columbia School of Law and will receive her LL.M. in Taxation from Washington University in 2015.Robert G. PennellRobert G. Pennell, LLCManchesterMr. Robert G. Pennell holds a Bachelor's of Science in Business Administration from Washington University, Olin School of Business and earned his Juris Doctor from St. Louis University School of Law while working as an engineering planner then McDonnell Aircraft Company. Mr. Pennell began his legal career as an insurance defense attorney, first with Moser and Marsalek and then with Landau, Omahana & Kopka before switching to plaintiff's work representing the injured in personal injury and medical malpractice matters. He has practiced in a solo practice since 2001 where he primarily represents businesses with: contractual negotiations and/or disputes; developing/enforcing employment policies/procedures; commercial litigation; and business start-up. A significant aspect of his practice involves representing employers, both large and small, before the Appeals Tribunal of the Missouri Division of Employment Security.Alan D. PratzelChief Disciplinary Counsel Jefferson CityMr. Alan Pratzel was appointed as the Chief Disciplinary Counsel by the Supreme Court of Missouri in April 2007. In his position with the Office of Chief Disciplinary Counsel, Mr. Pratzel oversees the investigation and disposition of all complaints against lawyers in the State of Missouri. Prior to his appointment, Mr. Pratzel served for twenty-two years as a Special Representative for the Region X and XI Disciplinary Committees in St. Louis. Mr. Pratzel is also an adjunct professor of ethics at Washington University School of Law in St. Louis.Gordon Rea The Roach Law FirmKansas CityFather of 4, and grandfather of 4, Gordon Rea obtained all of his college education at night while supporting his family full time. Gordon holds bachelors degrees in electrical engineering from SIUE Edwardsville and organizational behavior from the University of San Francisco, and he completed a Juris Doctorate from Saint Louis University School of Law. Gordon practices in the areas of family law, general civil, workers compensation, criminal law, and is an associate with The Roach Law Firm.Bret M. RichAttorney at LawSt. LouisMr. Bret Rich is an attorney who has been engaged in the practice of law for over twenty-five (25) years. His practice is focused on criminal defense. He also is a trial attorney and serves as a municipal prosecutor in a local municipality. He is a former prosecuting attorney with the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney's Office. He practices in the courts of Missouri, Illinois and the Federal District courts of Missouri and Southern Illinois. He has been a guest lecturer at Missouri Bar Seminars and has assisted his clients with their legal needs. Bret Rich can be reached at 314-721-4472 or through his website at www.bretrich.com. Susan Ford RobertsonThe Robertson Law GroupKansas CityMs. Susan Ford Robertson serves as appellate counsel assisting trial counsel in all phases of litigation in complex civil cases and handling all aspects of appeals in state and federal courts. She has over 115 published appeals. She is an elected Fellow in the American Academy of Appellate Lawyers and an elected Member of the Litigation Counsel of America. She currently serves as Secretary and Board Member of the Kansas City Streetcar Authority, Chair of the Appellate Judicial Retention Committee and Member of the Missouri Supreme Court Advisory Committee. She is past President of the Missouri Organization of Defense Lawyers and the Missouri Board of Law Examiners. In 2013 Susan was named Top 100 Missouri Lawyers and Top 50 Kansas City Lawyers and Top 50 Missouri and Kansas Women Lawyers by Super Lawyers and Best of the Bar in Appellate Practice by the Kansas City Business Journal. She has received the following recognitions: 2011 Women' s Justice Awards Litigation Practitioner of the year; 2009 KC Legal Leader Civil Justice Award; 2009 and 2005 The Missouri Bar President's Award, 2005 Defense Research Institute's Excellence Award and 1996 David A. Dixon Appellate Advocacy Award. She is a graduate of the University of Missouri-Columbia School of Law and School of Journalism.
Richard L. Rollings, Jr.Attorney at LawCamdenton
Richard L. Rollings, Jr. is a solo practitioner in Camdenton, Missouri, providing contract legal work to other attorneys. He received Bachelor of Science Degrees in both math and computer science from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1989. He then attended the University of Missouri-Columbia School of Law, graduating cum laude and being elected to the Order of the Coif in 1992. He was a 2002 recipient of the David J. Dixon Appellate Advocacy Award. Since 1998, Mr. Rollings has been providing research and writing services to other attorneys throughout Missouri on a contract basis. His practice includes appellate work as well as research and drafting services related to civil litigation.Steve SandersThe Law Offices of Steve Sanders LLCKansas CitySteve Sanders has operated his own small firm since 2003. His legal practices focuses on catastrophic injury cases and insurance bad faith litigation. His avocation is teaching people effective financial management skills. Sanders has made the mistakes most of us make and was nearly forced to shutter his firm in 2009. Determined to succeed, he fully committed to implementing the changes he knew he needed to make to keep his firm going. Now, five years later, Sanders is ready to help all of us be better lawyers and be better at the business & financial side of our law practices.Rekha Sharma-CrawfordSharma-Crawford, Attorneys at LawOverland Park, KSRekha Sharma-Crawford, is a passionate advocate for immigration rights as it applies to the fair application of the law. With broad experiences as an assistant district attorney and practicing attorney, Rekha is a frequent speaker and lecturer on matters of immigration law. Representing clients whose cases garnered high-profile media attention, Rekha has the ability to articulate the law and its implications to all audiences.Rekha received her Juris Doctorate from Michigan State University College of Law in 1993. She has been an assistant district attorney in Sedgwick County, Ks. and in Douglas County, Ks. Rekha is licensed to practice law in the states of Kansas, Texas, and Michigan, and has been practicing in the immigration litigation field since 2000. She is admitted to the U.S. Supreme Court, District of Kansas, Western District of Missouri, and the Federal Appeals Court for the Fifth, Seventh, Eighth, Tenth and Eleventh Circuits. Rekha is also a member of the American Immigration Lawyer's Association, Texas Bar Association, Kansas Bar Association, and Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association.Rekha is a frequent instructor at the American Immigration Law Foundation Litigation Institute. She has also lectured about immigration law to the Johnson County Bar Association, Kansas Bar Association, and Kansas and Missouri Public Defenders.Rekha has been involved with cases in municipal, state and federal courts, the Circuit Courts of Appeals and the United States Supreme Court. She has been successful in appeals before the Board of Immigration Appeals and has successfully argued before the Circuit Court of Appeals. Rekha has also been successful in litigation against a law enforcement agency that was detaining immigrants beyond their statutory authority.W. Michael Sharma-CrawfordSharma-Crawford, Attorneys at LawOverland Park, KSW. Michael Sharma-Crawford is an aggressive litigator and compassionate advocate of fairness in immigration law. As a former law enforcement officer, Michael has a deeper understanding of the challenges of immigration law enforcement, detainment issues and litigation. Michael frequently handles complex immigration proceedings where current statutes require greater experience and understanding.Michael received his Juris Doctorate from Washburn University in 2002. The practice of law, while a second career, was not far from his beginnings as a law enforcement officer. Michael "served and protected" the citizens of Sedgwick County for 15 years before he went on to fulfill his dream of becoming a member of the Bar. He is admitted to the District of Kansas, and the Federal Appeals Court for the Fifth, Seventh, Eighth and Tenth Circuits. He is admitted to the District of Kansas, and the Federal Appeals Court for the Second, Seventh, Eighth and Tenth Circuits. He is also a member of the American Immigration Lawyer's Association, Kansas Bar Association, Missouri Bar Association, Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association and Johnson County Bar Association. Michael also served on the Advisory Committee for the ABA Commission on Immigration and currently serves on the Board of Directors for Kansas Legal Services.Michael has successfully argued before the 7th and 10th Circuit Courts of Appeal. He has also been successful before the Board of Immigration Appeals.Michael has instructed at the American Immigration Law Foundation Litigation Institute. He has also lectured about immigration law to the Johnson County Bar Association, Kansas Bar Association, and Kansas and Missouri Public Defenders.
Bill ShullLegal Aid of Western MissouriBill Shull received his BA at Missouri University in 1975, and graduated from Missouri University Law School in 1979, joining the Missouri Bar that year. He has been employed his entire career by Legal Aid of Western Missouri, managing their Warrensburg Office, which covers thirteen counties in mid-Western Missouri, plus Cole and Jackson counties. He has handled many landlord-tenant controversies over the past thirty four years, and has discovered every possible way to lose a case.
Dara M. StricklandThe Strickland Law FirmSt. LouisMs. Dara M. Strickland graduated from Washington University in St. Louis School of Law in 2007 and credits Professor David Becker's philosophical approach to property with sparking her professional interest in trusts and estates. Dara is a solo practitioner with an office in Chesterfield, Missouri. She takes particular interest in helping non-traditional families grow and change with the right access to the legal system and the documents that can protect them. She is also the President of the Board of Directors of The LGBT Community Center of St. Louis.Karl TimmermanLaw Office of Karl TimmermanHoldenMr. Karl H. Timmerman immigrated from Germany in 1960. He became a citizen of the United States of America in 1965 and attended Capital University Seminary in Columbus, Ohio in 1966-1967. He was drafted in 1967. After an Honorable Discharge, Karl hitchhiked across the United States from 1970 to through 1973, winding up in Kansas City. He went back to school in August of 1974 and has earned an AAS from Penn Valley Community College, a B.A. and an M.A. in Psychology from the University of Missouri at Kansas City and he has earned a Juris Doctorate from U.M.K.C. School of Law in 1982. He is the former Vice-Chairman of the Solo and Small Firm Committee of the Missouri Bar Association and is the recipient of a Distinguished Service Award, Awarded by the Missouri Bar Association Solo and Small Firm Committee in 2001. He is the recipient of the 2004 Distinguished Alumni Award, Awarded by the Missouri Community College Association and Missouri Lawyer's Weekly, 2008 Missouri Lawyer of the Year. Karl his home office in Holden, Missouri. He is the author of the "Friday Night Ramblings", (an on-line column posted every Friday Night to the Solo and Small Firm Internet Group, (and also posted on his Website http://www.karltimmerman.com/ramblings.html and is currently writing a book, "The Puppy Shark Chronicles", common mistakes made by young lawyers. Karl is a Court approved Family Conflict Mediator and Past Chairman of the Jackson County Mediation Advisory Committee. He can be reached at www.ktimmerman.com and at email@example.com. Karl is also an award winning Digital Artist: his work can be seen at www.karltimmerman.com.Morris E. TurekYourTrademarkAttorney.comSt. LouisMorris Turek is a trademark and copyright attorney located in St. Louis, Missouri. He helps entrepreneurs, businesses, organizations, and educational institutions avoid the high costs and devastating effects of being sued for intellectual property infringement. Morris focuses his practice of law almost exclusively on trademark and copyright clearance, federal trademark and copyright registration, intellectual property litigation, and intellectual property licensing. He is a 2005 graduate of St. Louis University School of Law and is the owner and founder of YourTrademarkAttorney.com. Morris has served as Chair of the BAMSL Patent, Trademark & Copyright Section, and he periodically teaches a continuing education course on trademark and copyright law at a local community college.
Rachel Jane WhiteLaw Office of Rachel J. White, LLCRollaRachel Jane White is a December 2000 graduate of Texas Tech University School of Law and was admitted to the Texas Bar in the spring of 2001. Rachel began her career in Dallas, Texas in a small firm where she concentrated solely on domestic and probate law.Born and raised in Rolla, Missouri, Rachel earned her B.A. in History and Political Science from the University of Missouri-Rolla. After three years of practice in Dallas, Rachel returned to Rolla, and was admitted to the Missouri Bar in the Spring of 2004. Rachel is the owner of the Law Office of Rachel J. White, LLC located in Rolla, Missouri. Her practice is limited to Adoption Law, Assisted Reproductive Technology Law and Guardian Ad Litem work. Rachel is a fellow of the American Academy of Adoption Attorneys.
Ron WiesenthalSt. Louis Mediation Center, LLCSt. LouisMr. is a fulltime mediator and owner of the St. Louis Mediation Center. He has been a mediator since 1991 and has mediated around two thousand cases. Wiesenthal is a member of the Association of Attorney Mediators and the National Association of Distinguished Neutrals and is a Super Lawyer in ADR. He is a graduate of The University of Texas at Austin (1969) and the University of Missouri-Kansas City Law School (1972) and is licensed to practice law in Missouri and Texas.
Robert J. WiseWise & Anderson, LLCKansas CityRobert J. Wise is a partner of Wise & Anderson, LLC in Kansas City. He graduated from the University of Missouri-Columbia Law School in 1975 and has been a member of The Missouri Bar since that time. He primarily represents property owners and managers. He has been the speaker at continuing legal education classes sponsored by the Missouri Bar, the Kansas City Metro Bar, and on television and radio. He is a frequent speaker to property owners and attorneys on landlord-tenant law, collections, Fair Housing, and related areas. In 1997, he authored legislation which contained the first major changes in Missouri landlord-tenant law since 1939. The bill included new provisions for expediting evictions involving illegal drug activities. Wise was directly involved in negotiating and promoting the bill through the legislature. From 1999 to 2002, he was the full-time executive vice president and general counsel of the Missouri Apartment Association where his duties included legal, educational, and legislative activities. He was editor of the Missouri Apartment Association's "Redbook" and drafted the MAA standard Missouri lease and other related forms.He is presently a member of the National Federation of Independent Business, the Creditor Rights Asset Protection organization, and the Executive Director of Mid-America Crime Free, Inc.
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It was lovely to be there and feel like Auckland was finally getting what it deserved.ONE OF the many reasons I loved my years in Wellington was the way the city planners had developed the waterfront.
The artworks, the public spaces, the bars, restaurants and the working wharves - as well as the wide promenades accommodating cyclists, joggers, skateboarders and rollerbladers - all said that this was a waterfront where everyone was welcome. Now, finally, with the first stage of the development of the Wynyard Quarter, Auckland is starting to look like a real city.
I simply don't believe you can be considered a significant metropolis until you have a waterfront that is a public space.
The Viaduct development, fuelled by the America's Cup, has been a success but it's not really a place for families. You can wander round the footpaths, looking on one side at the beautiful boats in their docks and on the other at the beautiful people in their five-star eateries.
But it hasn't really been a place where you could unwrap a Vegemite sandwich, open a flask of tea and feel at home.
The Wynyard Quarter is much more accessible. The restaurants are family-friendly and the walkways are wide enough for the children to be able to run and play. The wind sculpture which always looked a little out of place in the inner city, looks completely at home here. There's a playground, a basketball court and a skate park and plenty of places to sit and watch the world go by.
The Events Centre is magnificent and the bridge linking the Quarter to the Viaduct proved a huge hit with Aucklanders last weekend. It was estimated that more than 60,000 people turned out on a drizzly day to make the most of their newest space.
It was lovely to be there and feel like Auckland was finally getting what it deserved. Auckland is my adopted home and I've always felt that the point of this city is its harbour.
With this development there's room for everyone to make the most of the best of Auckland. And it's only the beginning. The council and the developers deserve full credit for delivering a fabulous public space.


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From the death of Mr. Prospector in 1999 until his own retirement from stud in 2008, Storm Cat was the most important commercial sire in the world. The primary reason for that commercial popularity was that he was perceived as the next great sire of sires, making his sons extremely valuable commodities at yearling sales.
Although several of his sons can accurately be labeled successful sires, only one, his best son, Giant's Causeway, has emerged as a superstar sire. The enduring power of the Storm Cat male line has never been more evident, however, than at the 2012 Breeders' Cup, where his male-line descendants won four of the 15 events: Beholder (Juvenile Fillies), Shanghai Bobby (Juvenile), Trinniberg (Sprint), and Wise Dan (Mile). A son of one of his daughters – Hightail (Juvenile Sprint) – captured a fifth Breeders' Cup event.
That brought the total number of Breeders' Cup winners for the Storm Cat male line to 13, and two other Breeders' Cup winners for the male line of Storm Cat's grandsire, Northern Dancer, solidified Northern Dancer's overall lead in Breeders' Cup winners. As shown in the accompanying table, the Northern Dancer male line has accounted for 73 individual Breeders' Cup winners since the event's inauguration in 1984. The Mr. Prospector and Nasrullah male lines rank a distant second and third, with 52 and 50 individual winners.
The Mr. Prospector line added five winners to its total, including Classic winner Fort Larned, plus a repeat win for Royal Delta in the Ladies' Classic. Last year, Mr. Prospector dominated the Breeders' Cup when his male-line descendants won seven of the 15 races, including victories by Drosselmeyer and Royal Delta in the two Classics.
The Seattle Slew branch of the Nasrullah male line continued its upward mobility, adding two more winners to bring its total to 17. But it was another male descendant of Nasrullah, Mizzen Mast, who produced the outstanding sire performance of the two-day event when his daughters Flotilla and Mizdirection captured the Juvenile Fillies Turf and the Turf Sprint. Mizzen Mast joined Cox's Ridge (1985), Nureyev (1987), Kris S. (1993), Sadler's Wells (2003), Awesome Again (2004), Smart Strike (2007), Chester House (2008), and More Than Ready (2010) as sires with two Breeders' Cup winners in one year.
Juvenile winner Shanghai Bobby is a grandson of Storm Cat's first-crop son Harlan, who served first notice that Storm Cat would be a sire of sires. Harlan's best son, Harlan's Holiday, sire of Shanghai Bobby, won the 2002 Florida Derby and Blue Grass Stakes and 2003 Donn Handicap and has been a consistent sire of stakes winners (6 percent from foals) but has sired only two previous Grade 1 winners.
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Three of Storm Cat's winners trace their descent through his son Hennessy, the first son of Storm Cat to make a commercial impression at stud. From Storm Cat's fifth crop, the first conceived after it was apparent that Storm Cat would be a top sire, Hennessy was one of the best 2-year-olds of 1995, winning the Hopeful, Sapling, and Hollywood Juvenile Championship Stakes and running second to Unbridled's Song in the Juvenile.
Hennessy broke down before racing at 3 and was a successful if not particularly consistent sire while shuttling between hemispheres until his death in 2007. Hennessy sired 76 stakes winners from 1,401 foals (5.4 percent), led by European and American champion 2-year-old Johannesburg, Australian champion Grand Armee, Canadian champion Inglorious, and dual European classic winner Special Duty.
Johannesburg's speedy son Teuflesberg is sire of Sprint winner Trinniberg from his first crop. Teuflesberg won three stakes, including the 2007 Woody Stephens Stakes, and stands at Journeyman Stud in Florida.
Hennessy's two-time Grade 1-winning son Henny Hughes, who was sold earlier this year to stand in Australia, sired Juvenile Fillies winner Beholder. Wise Dan, the brilliant winner of the Mile, is by far the best horse sired by Hennessy's well-bred son Wiseman's Ferry, who stands at Dana Point Farm in Pennsylvania. Stakes-placed at 2 in Ireland, Wiseman's Ferry won the West Virginia and Lone Star derbies at 3.
The 2012 Breeders' Cup also marked the continued blossoming of the A.P. Indy branch of the Seattle Slew male line. Grandson Hightail, by A.P. Indy's champion son Mineshaft, won the Juvenile Sprint, and his great-grandson Tapizar, by Tapit, by Pulpit, by A.P. Indy, scored impressively in the Dirt Mile.
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ofcourse this article fails to explain that today you would be hard pressed to find a horse in an american race that isnt from the raise a native/mr prospector or northern dancer line,so they are basically racing against each other as an example in this years classic 11 out of the 12 runners were direct line descendants of either northern dancer or raise a native/imr prospector either through the sire or the mare.in the ladies classic or distaff 5 of the 8 were direct line decendents through the sire.in the mile 6 of the 9.the same patern repeats in all the breeders cup races.obviously with an overwehlming majority of the runners being by northern dancer or mr prospector line runners they are going to win more,that ribot,damascus,in reality,turn-to and specialy djebel and speak john have as many winners as they do is the real achievment here.i would love to see the percentages on djebel line runners to winners.
I think that the stats should not be based on just Breeders Cup races. It should be based on all Graded Stakes races.
What an interesting article, I adored Storm Cat as a sire and was privileged to have the chance to care for one of his offspring.
Overrated. 3 of his wins were 2 year old races and the other 2 were a mile or less. Can't get too excited about Mizzen Mast either. 2 Breeders Cup winners in the same year isn't what it used to be and his winners came in the Juvenile Fillies Turf and Turf Sprint. Two of the worst Breeders Cup races their are. As a matter of fact neither race even existed until recently. The credit should go to Mr. Prospector. His line has produced 12 of the last 30 Breeders Cup race winners. Those wins include both Classics and both Ladies Classics. Knowing that I'd much rather one of Mr. Prospector's offspring than one of Storm Cats.
This article fails to make any mention of possible negative ramifications caused by the inbreeding of the Storm Cat/Northern Dancer/Mr. Prospector line, which has grown exponentially in recent years and has been speculated to be a major cause of injuries, breakdowns and the inability of the modern breed to carry its speed for long distances.


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