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The district receives funds though the following federal programs:
Title I, Part A
Title I, Part A, provides resources to help ensure that all children have the opportunity to get a quality education, resulting in their attainment of high academic standards. Title I targets resources to districts and schools whose needs are the greatest.
The program is the largest federal program supporting both elementary and secondary education, and allocates its resources based upon the poverty rates of students enrolled in schools and districts. Essentially, Title I focuses on: (1) promoting school-wide reform in high-poverty schools and (2) ensuring students' access to scientifically based instructional strategies and challenging academic content.
The St. Charles School District has implemented a school-wide model under Title I Part A: Improving the academic achievement of the disadvantaged and providing aid of the pupils in high poverty schools. Individual buildings are reviewed for eligibility annually based on the number of students who have been approved for Free/Reduced Lunch at the building level. Each district elementary building also houses a classroom for our District-wide preschool program which includes Title I funded slots available to students who meet the criteria.
All Title I schools are also required to spend part of their Title I federal funds to support parent activities to improve academic achievement.
Below are links to additional Title I information:
Title IA LEA Building links:
District Title I Parent Involvement Implementation Plan
Title I, Part D
Title I Part D supports prevention and intervention programs for children and youth who are neglected, delinquent, or at-risk.
This program provides funds for youth at the St. Charles County Juvenile Justice Center. Missouri receives formula funds based on the number of students in state institutions and costs per pupil.
State agency and district Title I, Part D programs must meet the educational needs of neglected, delinquent and at-risk youth and assist in their transition from correctional facilities to local programs. They must provide the opportunities to achieve. And they must evaluate the program and disaggregate data by gender, race, ethnicity and age every three years.
Title II.A
The purpose of Title II.A is to increase the academic achievement of all students by helping schools and LEAs improve teacher and principal quality and ensure that all teachers are highly qualified. Because Title IIA was combined with the Class-Size Reduction grant, Title II.A funds may be used for both high quality professional development and the hiring of supplemental highly qualified teachers to reduce class sizes. The district must demonstrate that they have met state minimum class size requirements prior to using Title II.A funds to further reduce class size.
Title III and LEP (Limited English Proficient)
The purpose of Title III, Part A, is to help ensure that children and youth who are limited English proficient, Native American and/or immigrants, attain English language proficiency, develop high levels of academic attainment in English, and meet the same challenging state academic standards that all children are expected to meet.
The St. Charles School district may use funds to:
Private Schools and Institutions:
The following Private Schools and Institutions are supported with Federal funds allocated to them through the St. Charles R-VI School district:
Federal Programs Informational Documents:
NCLB Federal Programs Complaint Procedure
NCLB Nonpublic Complaint Procedure


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I have an entire site on index.php that changes content via jQuery. The order goes like this:
title, navigation, div a, div b, div c
Logically, I hide what I don't need and show what I do. My issue is that I want to be able to change the title (i.e specify the "page"). How would I go about doing that? Thanks.
Pretty much where I'm at now, except I focus a lot more on design than development. I'm also in the process of starting a business – exactly how you mentioned, simply by getting involved.
Unfortunately, time is a huge issue and I'm in serious danger of failing a class I need as a pre-req for a class next semester… to graduate. Stressed.
I plan on going through the ThemeForest blog wordpress tutorials, but until I do, I've been asked to do something that I would imagine to be a simple task. How can I turn email addresses into mailto links?
I know that's probably a bad thing to do, but alas. I do not own the internet and thus cannot make the rules.
Wow, that's ridiculous. The name change definitely won't affect anything, but if the site is doing anything at all its making Flash more popular.
Interesting thing to waste their time on.
This may be counter productive since you said free, but I HIGHLY recommend Mozy. Get the Foxmarks discount and it's about 50 bucks a year for regular backups and versioning without a disc space limit.
I have a rough version of the jQuery History plugin implemented, and it works lovely in FF. However, in IE, the function only runs if the page is refreshed. Anyone experience this before? Here's the code:
When a link is clicked in jCarousel, I need the position of the carousel to stay where it is onto the next page. Is this possible?
Cookies sound like a viable option, but I'm not very familiar with using them. I think I have once or twice ever, so I'm going to try that method last.
xmdsys, that's exactly what I'm looking for, but the design aspect is significantly different since the page is already designed for the client. I'm going to try the history plugin, hopefully I can get it working with my limited js knowledge.
Thanks! I really appreciate the responses.
The issue isn't really tabs, per se. I have basically pagination going on, except just numbers 1-2 right now. It defaults to 1. When I click 2, it hides the first div and slides the next in from the right. On THAT div, I have links that go to separate pages completely.
I want to be able to page back from the page you click to, to the div you see if you press 2.
Bummer. I guess I'll have to live without it.

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Best Of :: Shopping & Services
There's a subtlety to the creations of L.A.-based designer Brendan Ravenhill, whose lighting fixtures and furniture populate some of the city's hippest restaurants and shops, from Osteria La Buca and L&E Oyster Bar to the Springs spa in DTLA. You might even miss them on a first visit; they almost blend into their surroundings. But the more you look at them, the more their genius literally shines through. Then you can't stop staring at his minimal, paper-thin hood sconces and geometric chandeliers celebrating sleek, industrial simplicity. His Grain pendant sports a flying saucer–like hood, whose golden-fleck interior lights up like the Medieval illuminated manuscripts of the Getty's permanent collection. Then there's his signature bulb, with glass surrounding the socket, too, emitting a warm glow from both ends. His fixtures even cast light inside the South L.A. church designed by esteemed architect Rudolph Schindler, whose functionality-forward design aesthetic inspired Ravenhill. Best of all, he manufactures his pieces in Los Angeles, creating partnerships with the city's best fabricators to make his design dreams come true. Once you recognize Ravenhill's works, you start seeing them everywhere, and with good reason: He's bringing a new light to local design.
This sartorial throwback on parking-challenged Third Street is a comforting refuge for even those guys who hate shopping for clothes. An emporium without mannequins, fancy window dressings or extensive racks, Douglas Fir is a minimalist delight, precisely because it offers customers so little to choose from. Proprietors John Noble and Tino Abarca personally select stylish and classic inventory from designers in Italy, Japan and beyond, and have done so with such care and taste that you can't help but come away with at least one George Esquivel button-down or a pair of Italian suede oxfords. Looking for a necktie? You'll have only a precious handful to consider — all courtesy of General Knot & Co. Never has "less is more" been so meaningful and helpful. A tailor comes in once a week to make sure everything's a perfect fit. If only parking were as easy.
The term "streetwear" has, in many ways, come to mean the literal opposite. These days it's flashy and even trashy, with a blingy, sporty vibe that's as caustic as it is comfortable. It's basically club-kid chic. And no L.A.-based brand has tapped into what this should look like better than Joyrich. Founded by Angeleno Tom Hirota with help from creative director David Melgar in 2007, the brand started off reinterpreting retro style with a modern flair, and along the way it evolved into a defining brand all its own, popular with ravers, rappers and rockers alike. From luxury designer logo tweaks to big-time hip-hop star collabs, Joyrich's hoodies, dresses, jackets and more demand notice, emblazoned with everything from Nagel art and Fiorucci angels to Mickey Mouse and the Playboy Bunny itself (all licensed, natch). Joyrich is an L.A. style smoothie that never ceases to lose flavor, and its funky, floral-printed flagship store on Melrose is where everyone can get a taste of the latest trends.
Being your best bud's best man means getting a sweet suit that doesn't break the bank. Nestled among the myriad stores of downtown's Fashion District, Al Weiss Men's Clothing offers top-quality custom suits for not a lot of bucks. From name-brand designers like Ralph Lauren to anonymous labels, its menswear runs the gamut of colors and cuts, and the numerous, slightly sweaty sales associates in sharp suits are ready to attend to any need. For just over $100, guys can slip into a sharp new getup. Need the suit tailored? No problem. Their pal has a shop around the corner, where a team is poised to snip and stitch your suit in record time, at rock-bottom prices. Al Weiss has been outfitting dudes for decades, providing custom suits that will make you a total winner at every wedding.
How rad is thepalatinesshoes.com? The elegant, minimalist, fashion-forward footwear, designed by local lady Jessica Taft Langdon, is super reasonably priced, considering the old-school craftsmanship (they're handmade in L.A.) and the quality of the soft, yummy leathers from which they're made. Sold in a handful of thoughtful, well-curated boutiques throughout the city, these are the shoes you slip on when you want to look effortlessly chic, vaguely European, and possibly like an Olsen twin. Whether it's a sculptural wedge, a lace-up slide sandal or a simple yet thoroughly lust-worthy mule in the world's most perfect shade of camel, the Palatines is the urban sophisticate's favorite footwear. Treat yourself to many a pair, immediately.
Based in Compton, this new casual-fashion label showcases a post-punkalyptic style suitable for those who prefer rock & roll yoga or listen to metal while meditating. Sure, the health-goth aesthetic was so 2014, but Drifter's steez skews more to the athleisure-wear side, sporting a swagger that works whether you're at a Yeezy runway show or playing an extra in Mad Max: Fury Road. For women, Drifter's amorphous apparel often obliterates the silhouette, wrapping the body in flowing fabric, or turning a patchworked pastiche of materials into an almost assemblage-art fashion piece. The menswear includes deconstructed hoodies turned inside-out, minimalist T-shirts and sweats that celebrate artfully distressed tears that resemble hand-me-downs from Edward Scissorhands. Drifter recently opened a flagship store in Costa Mesa, but its collections can be found at major clothing stores around L.A. After all, the best days in Los Angeles are entirely unpredictable; you can bounce from the art studio to a backyard chillout to a high-end haunt all within the same day, but Drifter keeps you outfitted in versatile attire that looks cool wherever you go.


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What do Bill Clinton, Elvis Presley and Wayne Newton have in common? They are all past recipients of the U.S. Jaycees Ten Outstanding Young Americans award.
For 75 years, the United States Junior Chamber (Jaycees) has recognized the ten young men and women – under the age of 40 – who best exemplify the highest attributes of the nation's emerging generation.
The U.S. Jaycees will name the 2013 Ten Outstanding Young Americans on June 8, at the Doubletree Seattle Airport Hotel in Seattle, and Nathan Omsond is one of them.
Osmond is being honored for his musical accomplishments and his involvement in numerous charities and foundations including American Fallen Warrior Memorial Foundation, Autism Speaks and Children's Miracle Network.The Ten Outstanding Young Americans program (TOYA) is one of the oldest and most prestigious recognition programs in America. Annually since 1938, The United States Jaycees has sought out the ten young men and women (under the age of 40) who best exemplify the finest attributes of America's youthful achievers. Previous honorees include Bill Clinton (1979), John F. Kennedy (1946), Dick Cheney (1976), Kurt Warner (2010), Wayne Newton (1977), Gale Sayers (1969), Elvis Presley (1970) and Michele Tafoya (2001).
In other Nathan Osmond news, he will peeform at Homeward Bound Heroes, a concert event on May 22 to benefit the Wounded in Action Family Foundation. The concert will be at the Music Center at Strathmore in Bethesda, Maryland, and hosted by legendary broadcaster Larry King. Lonestar, Crossin Dixon, Sarah Darling and Angel Taylor, among others, will also perform to honor the men and women of our armed forces.
Osmond is the official voice for the Homeward Bound Heroes.
Here is a YouTube video with an interview with Nathan discussing his new song "Stars & Stripes":http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyJseiwCTNc&feature=em-share_video_userThe Wounded In Action Family Foundation (WIAFF) creates the opportunity for wounded warriors and their families to successfully transition from a military hospital environment back into civilian society.


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Seymour likes Baidu (BIDU) and said it's favorably valued considering its growth. He suggested investors remain long the Chinese Internet sector.
Adami stressed that Yahoo! (YHOO) is on its way to $40 per share and he's a buyer.
Kelly said a deal with China Mobile Limited (CHL) and strong holiday iPad sales are reasons to own Apple (AAPL).
Bahram Akradi, founder, chairman and CEO of Life Time Fitness (LTM), was a guest on the show who said 65% of revenue at his company come from membership fees. December and January are the strongest months for signups, and the push into new markets will expand growth. The stock is undervalued based on its assets and buyback program, he said.
Kelly said the stock is basing nicely around $40 and has a strong buyback program, making it a buy.
Pandora (P) was the first stock on the show's "Pops & Drops" segment. Brown said it appears to have broken out and is likely to continue higher.
J.C. Penney (JCP) fell 4% and Adami said it looks to be headed towards $8.50.
Mosaic (MOS) jumped 3%. Kelly said he would rather buy Deere (DE). Seymour said Deere has support near $83 and he wouldn't chase today's 3% move higher.
Adami said Tesla Motors (TSLA) seems to have completely lost its momentum and he prefers BorgWarner (BWA) or Delphi Automotive (DLPH) for his auto selections.
Dennis Gartman, publisher of The Gartman Letter, was a guest on the show. He said he shorted more Treasury bonds and noted that 10-year yields could hit 4% next year but won't have an adverse affect on the housing market or equity markets. He concluded that as the economy improves, rates increase.
Brown said that as long as the move higher in rates is gradual it will be good for stocks and could boost the banks' earnings by 11%. He suggested buying the Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLF).


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Shakespeare Electronic Conference, Vol. 6, No. 0410. Tuesday, 23 May 1995.
Date: Monday, 22 May 1995 13:33:17 -0400
Subject: London and Stratford Seasons
What productions are particularly worth seeing in London and Stratford this
summer? I'd be interested especially in productions of 16th and 17th c.
material, but will be happy to have other suggestions as well.
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Matthew Broderick, Virginia Madsen, and Alan Alda are all set to star in "Diminished Capacity", a comedy flick about family and memory loss.
Set to work together as a dream team, Hollywood's household names of Matthew Broderick, Virginia Madsen, and Alan Alda have all come onboard to highlight a comedy about family and memory loss entitled "Diminished Capacity" for New York-based Plum Pictures.
Here Broderick will portray a man who experiences memory loss after being hit on the head while Alda is billed as his Alzheimer's-addled uncle and Madsen his high school sweetheart. Story will revolve around the threesome as they take a trip to a memorabilia show in order to sell a rare baseball card.
Filming is scheduled to start this spring in New York and Chicago with Bobby Cannavale, Lois Smith, and Terry Kinney co-starring. The latter is also on duty to direct based on script by Sherwood Kiraly who works on it from his own novel of the same title.
Collaborating with Plum Pictures in developing the project are Steppenwolf Films, Benedek Films, and Hart-Lunsford Pictures. Steppenwolf's Tim Evans reportedly will serve as a producer alongside Plum's Celine Rattray, Galt Niederhoffer and Daniela Taplin Lundberg with Pam Hirsch, Ed Hart, and Bruce Lunsford all executive producing.


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Subject: Re: [S-I] Tithe Applotment Books
Date: Sat, 19 Nov 2011 18:15:07 -0500
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Good site that I will bookmark. It does tell me that the Bells were gone from Feegavla by Griffiths. No surprise as my ancestor emigrated in 1840.
Also thanks for providing all the different spellings of Figevly & Feegavla. Useful info.
thanks, murray
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> not applotments I know but http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml?action=placeSearch
> Just put in Feegavla as townland, Monaghan as County and 'search'..you get modern and contemporary maps, can Zoom in/out etc
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NOTE: The following is involving two status.php pages sent directly to
Jonathan as attachments. (In case you feel like you are missing something
From: "Jonathan De Graeve" <Jonathan dot DeGraeve at imelda dot be>
> Am I correct to understand it like quinta status.htm is after and quinta
> status2.htm is before?
I think quinta when the status.php I pulled when they called with the
problem, and quinta2 was right after a reboot. Check the dates to be
sure... It usually takes between 10 days, and a month for the lock to
> So before having authentication issues (quinta status.htm?) the popups
> never appear?
On a fresh power on, everything works normal. I am not sure how the problem
develops as I am not aware until we get calls. At that point, a new client
will get an IP via DHCP fine. However, an http request will just time out.
Clients already authenticated (Like the business center PC, often enough)
will never time out, even with the idle timeout set. They, and systems with
"allowed IP addresses" will work fine.
> Can you give me a more detailed explanation of the situation? Could you
> also try to install 1.23b1 on this 'problematic' systems? The locking is
> rewritten in 1.23b1 to avoid problems which happened to appear with
> browsers like mozilla (firefox).
How stable is it? This problem only occurs in heavily used production
systems. If you wish, I can give you access to the to locations that have
done this the most.


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The rate of unemployment was published to day and sits at 7.7 per cent in the three month period between June and August. It is the last set of figures to be published before the next Bank of England inflation report as the next monthly publication date coincides with that report on 13 November. What better time, then, to compare the BoE's all-important August inflation report forecast with the published official figures.
In the August forecast, the BoE mean prediction for Q3 unemployment rate was 7.9 per cent, with a standard deviation of 0.1 percentage point around the mean. In English: after adjusting for risks, the Bank thought unemployment was not likely to be more than 0.1 percentage point away from 7.9 per cent and almost certainly not 7.7 per cent*. In lay terms, the forecast below was a stinker.
I am not concerned at all that the BoE produces a horrible forecast. That's life. It has no bearing on the BoE's credibility. What matters is the way the central bank will respond. There are two broad sorts of responses it can choose. Read more


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Beslan - Two Years On
As the world remembers the terrible tragedy in Beslan two years ago, a series of commemorative events will take place in the town and the wider republic of North Ossetia. Unicef's part of the commemoration will take place on Thursday 31 August.On 31 August, UNICEF as part its Emotional Rehabilitation Project, will conduct a commemoration event entitled 'Thank You to All Who Helped Beslan to Live through Grief'. The main objective of the event is to give the crisis affected children and their family members the opportunity to express their gratitude to those who helped them in their hour of critical need.
During the last year, the children, together with their parents and teachers, have been collecting information for the 'Thank you to All…' book, which contains thank you letters and compositions addressed to different people from all over the world (and will be published by UNICEF in the end of 2006).
For the commemoration event, it was decided to produce awards in the forms of plastic medals each bearing an inscription 'To A Good Man/Woman From The Children Of Beslan'. The ceremony of presentation of the medals will be accompanied with quotes from the letters in the book.
An exhibition of art works prepared by the children of Beslan (drawings and clay works) will be opened during the commemoration event and will be on display in the new Beslan school, which replaced the destroyed school number one.
For more information:
John Brittain
Related links
Real lives: Marik's story
Beslan: One Year On
UNICEF Calls On Adults to Shield Children from Conflict
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One of the suspects in last weekend's murder in Beersheba, told to Channel 2 news on Friday that his friend stabbed Gadi Vichman in self-defense.
Chen Harel claimed that Vichman entered the park and verbally assaulted the teens, including himself and Eden Ohayon, the prime murder suspect. Harel said Vichman then attacked Ohayon and knocked him to the ground. At that point Ohayon drew a knife and stabbed Vichman out of self-defense.
"If he hadn't done it, who knows, perhaps he would have died from Vichman's blows," he said.
Harel confirmed reports that the police did not send officers to investigate the noise complaint filed by Vichman and his wife. "Had the police shown up… they would have told us to leave and we would have," Harel said.
Israel Police on Wednesday suspended the police officer who claimed to have investigated the noise complaint filed by Vichman after an investigation found that she had lied.
Vichman had complained to police about a group of teens loitering in the ground floor garden and making noise that kept neighbors awake. Two hours later, he went downstairs to confront the youths and was stabbed to death.


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TourBook® Guides, Maps, and TripTik® Travel Planner
As a member, you're entitled to free travel materials covering the United States and Canada. That includes:
- AAA TourBook® guides to find AAA Approved and Diamond-rated hotels, restaurants, and must-see attractions
- AAA Travel Guides to North American cities and other popular destinations
- Customized TripTik® Travel Planner designed specifically for your trip, along with detailed maps and guides providing local and regional information
You can pick up travel materials in printed form at your local AAA branch, or you can access them digitally on your mobile device through the AAA App. (In the app, you'll find guides under "Maps and Discounts.")
AAA App
We're always with you, even when you're on the go. Enjoy peace of mind and your favorite time- and money-saving AAA services right on your mobile device, including:
- Roadside Assistance
- TripTik® Travel Planner
- Member discounts
- Gas prices
- Driving directions
AAA TripTik® Travel Planner
AAA became famous for its paper maps, but you can also reach your destination with help from our interactive TripTik® Travel Planner.
- Access detailed interactive maps for a single location or create complete itineraries with stopovers and driving times. Historic congestion data, scenic byways details, and a route modification tool let you fully customize the trip.
- Quickly and easily find points of interest, from AAA Approved and Diamond-rated hotels and restaurants, to campgrounds, to electric vehicle charging stations.
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Before you hit the road for your next adventure, make sure you know what to expect on the highway. AAA maintains a convenient list of links to the Department of Transportation sites of all 50 states, so no matter where you're going, you can check for closures and weather advisories.
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2012 Toy Drive in progress
Charleston Newspapers' 2012 Toy Drive is going on through Friday, Dec. 7, and there are two locations in Kanawha County to contribute to the cause.
New, unwrapped toys can be delivered to the lobby of Charleston Newspapers at 1001 Virginia St., E., Charleston (corner of Virginia and McFarland streets) or at the Armed Forces Reserve Center, 103 Lakeview Drive in Cross Lanes (at the bottom of the hill going toward the Nitro Walmart).
All of the toys donated will be distributed to children in need through the Marine Corps Reserve's Toys for Tots program.
Families who would like to request toys from the program can find the forms to fill out for their request at www.toysfortots.org


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From: "Lee K. Ramsey" <>
Subject: Re: [S-I] Migration of 1718 group from Casco Bay to Northampton Co.,PA
Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2010 17:38:38 -0400
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The migration in 1719 to Pennsylvania would seem to be directed to the
Scotch-Irish settlement "at the forks of the Neshaminy" in what was then the
center of Bucks Co., PA, as Northampton Co, PA was not formed until 1752.
The land to this settlement had no ownership until it was purchased by
Chief-Justice Allen in 1735, and who sold title of land to the individual
settlers, bringing stability to this early community. Thus, no land deed
records until 1735. The Neshaminy Presbyterian Church was established about
1726 with William Tennent as its first pastor. Some of the early families
are identified as Jamison, Ramsey, Archibald, McCullough, McMicken,
Henderson and Wallace.
Some of the settlers at the forks of the Neshaminy settlers most likely were
part of the settlement at the forks of the Delaware (Easton) in East Allen
Township, in 1737, which became known as the "Craig Settlement" with Warwick
as its center. Warwick Township had been formed 1733 by residents of
Middleburg Township. Some of these early families are identified as Craig,
Jamison, Baird, Stewart, Hair, Long, Weir, Armstrong, Gray, Graham and
Lee Ramsey
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[mailto:] On Behalf Of Daniel Wilson
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 1:18 PM
To: Scotch-Irish Discussion List
Subject: Re: [S-I] Migration of 1718 group from Casco Bay to Northampton
Co., PA
I too have been searching for some hard evidence of the migration from
Casco Bay to Northampton Co., PA. I haven't read Collier's book, but
I've seen a quote attributed to William Egle, former PA State Historian
and prolific writer of PA history. I don't have the exact quote on hand
but it was something in his attempt to explain the so-called "irish
Settlement" which began at Mt. Bethel, PA not far from Easton, PA, and
spread west to the Lehigh River around Allentown, PA. In his statement
he mentions the difficult winter at Casco Bay and the migration to
eastern PA. There is also an anecdote that the group got lost on the
way, and thought they were settling in NY, so they named their
settlement the "Hunter Settlement" supposedly in honor of the Governor
of NY at the time. A contingent from the Hunter Settlement moved on to
E. TN and settled around Greenville, Greene Co., TN ca. 1791, where they
founded the Mt. Bethel Presbyterian church, named in remembrance of
their former home in PA. If you want more specific information, let me
know, and I'll dig out what I have.
Dan Wilson
From: "Ruth McLaughlin" <>
>> Sent: Sunday, March 28, 2010 9:52 PM
>> To: <>
>> Subject: [S-I] a question about a possible Scotch-Irish migration from NH
>> toPA in 1719
> >>> Below is an excerpt about the 1718 arrival of "the 5 ships" to give
> >>> the context. The bit of the excerpt that catches my attention is the
> >>> last sentence beginning "The majority of the Scotts-Irish could not
> >>> wait any longer...." Here's the paragraph:
> >>>
> >>> Elmer Roy Collier begins his book, Weir, Wear, and Ware, by saying,
> >>> "The... families petitioned in 1718 to the Governor of New England to
> >>> come to America...they arrived in Boston Harbor in 4 August 1718 but
> >>> were forbidden to land by the intolerant Puritans. ...Sixteen families
> >>> sailed to Casco Bay to claim a tract of land there but were frozen in
> >>> the Bay by early winter weather?When the ice broke in the Spring they
> >>> journeyed to Haverhill, Mass., where they heard of a fine tract of
> >>> land about 15 miles northeast called Nutfield?James Gregg and Robert
> >>> Weir sent a request to the Governor and Court, assembled at
> >>> Portsmouth, New Hampshire, for a township ten miles square. The
> >>> majority of the Scotts-Irish could not wait any longer and traveled
> >>> overland to the Scotts-Irish settlement at the Forks of the Delaware
> >>> (Northampton County, Pennsylvania)."
> >>>
> >>> Is anyone familiar with this 1719 movement of families from New
> >>> Hampshire to PA, after the terrible winter in Casco Bay, ME? Who were
> >>> they, why there in particular, how did they get there? I am familiar
> >>> with the families who stayed and settled in Nutfield/Londonderry, NH
> >>> and environs. The idea makes sense that others, perhaps within the
> >>> same families, couldn't wait for the decision of Governor and Court,
> >>> not wanting to endure another tough winter as yet unsettled, and moved
> >>> on to PA, thus losing contact with siblings, cousins etc. in NH. But I
> >>> am out of my depth on PA! So any insights or help would be much
> >>> appreciated.
> >>>
> >>> Ruth
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I love anime & manga for a long time now too and I like Japan in general.
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The El Dorado Hills Tasmanian Devils swim team concluded their regular season Saturday, July 19, as they hosted and defeated the Granite Bay Gators during the last dual meet of the Suburban Swim League. The final score of 432-353 gives Taz top placement in the league with a perfect 7-0 record.
During Saturday's meet and as tradition, eight Taz graduating seniors were honored poolside.
Ashley Abraham has been swimming with Taz for the last nine years and also assists the team as a swimmer coach. She will attend the University of the Pacific with plans to study bio-medical engineering. She received the very prestigious Powell Scholarship, which focuses on students whose future could make global impacts. While attending Oak Ridge High School, Ashley swam, played four years in the marching band and was voted this year's Prom Queen. Ashley volunteers in programs like Interact and builds homes in Mexico for underprivileged families.
Sonia Chimni has participated the past five years with Taz. Next year, Sonia will study chemical engineering at UC Santa Barbara. She was a member of the Honor Society, Interact Club and Link Crew at Oak Ridge. In her spare time, Sonia teaches reading and writing in Punjabi to kids in her church.
Calin Navickas joined Taz at the age of 9. As a volunteer coach, she earned the nick-name "Coach Jungle Gym." Calin attended Oak Ridge High School where she swam varsity all four years and attended sections twice. She also played polo for four years and served as team captain during her senior year. Calin will attend Chico State University with a major in pre-nursing.
Samantha Sruba started in first grade as a Taz swimmer. As a now 17-year-old, Sam plans to return next summer and compete on the Taz team marking a 12-year tenure. In fall, Sam will head to Cornell University to study biology and chemistry in her pursuit of becoming a doctor. Samantha will also be a member of the Cornell gymnastics team, competing in Division 1 NCAA. In 2014, Sam won State Bars Title as a two-sport athlete. In 2011 she was the National Judges Cup Champion. Earlier this summer, Sam and her dad swam the Alcatraz Shark Swim, finishing first in her age group.
Kyle Bare started swimming on the Taz team when he was 6 years old. Kyle has enjoyed being a swimmer coach for the last two years. Swim and water polo have been his focus, and Kyle will be competing for the third time in the Junior Olympics this weekend. He plans to attend Sierra College in fall with a concentration on criminal justice; Kyle will be swimming and playing water polo for the school as well.
Jerry Chen started his Taz career at the age of 8. He also swam for Oak Ridge High School and continues in the water as a Taz swimmer coach. Jerry has achieved the esteemed level of Eagle Scout and at the age of 16 will be attending UC San Diego. He plans to study computer science.
Trevor Dong started swimming with Taz at the age of 6. Trevor will be attending Oregon State University to study forestry management and play water polo. During his senior year at Oak Ridge High School, he received the coveted Athlete of the Year award. In addition, the Sacramento Bee awarded Trevor the All City Swimmer award. Trevor holds three NorCal Swim League records, three High School Delta League records, five Taz team records, two Suburban Swim League records and is an All American for relays.
Aaron Taylor has been with Taz for the last five years. Aaron is a swimmer coach for Taz and was honored as the Most Inspirational Swimmer. His interests outside of the pool include computers and robotics. Aaron has volunteered his time helping kids in computer labs. He has competed for six years on a robotics team and that team reached the World Finals. Aaron will be attending UC San Diego to study computer engineering and play club water polo.
"Seeing these kids being recognized is bittersweet. They're an amazing group and will be missed," said Taz president Brett Jones. "We have a lot of good swimmers as underclassmen that can follow; we just have to get them back here. There are so many other activities that they're all involved with.
"It's been a great season. Marc (Brown) has done a phenomenal job as head coach and in his first year as a rookie." he continued. "I'm confident that we'll go undefeated on the season but Champs will be a dog fight. Granite Bay is solid, Broadstone is too and Park Terrace is always good. But, we've been strong this year and there's a good vibe about it."
The Devils will prepare all week for the SSL Championship Meet which takes place on the weekend, July 25-27 at Sierra College in Rocklin. Should the Taz win at Champs, it will mark two consecutive years of enjoying the title. Prior to 2013, five years had passed since the Taz claimed the SSL Championship trophy. For more information on the EDH Taz visit edhtaz.org.


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CSUEB Philosophy Society to present 'Why Copyright Requires Philosophy?' April 24
- April 21, 2014 8:00am
The next meeting of Cal State East Bay's Philosophy Society will tackle the issue of "why copyright requires philosophy" with the help of a lecture by Craig Derksen, a professor with the University of Victoria. Derksen's presentation will take place from 2 to 3 p.m. on Thursday, April 24 in room 4075 of Meiklejohn Hall.
Related questions, including "What is intellectual property?" and "How can we tell who owns what and why?" are on the list for being answered by the guest lecturer.
Derksen's studies include many areas of philosophy, but his primary interest is the philosophy of popular art. He received a bachelor's degree from the University of Manitoba and an M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Maryland.
The Cal State East Bay campus community and general public are invited to hear Derksen's lecture. Admission is free.
More information about the event is available by contacting Jennifer Eagan, CSUEB professor of philosophy and public affairs and administration, at email@example.com.
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The bola tie is "a new symbol of the west," and is usually hand-made in many different shapes, sizes, and types.
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Many states have symbols. A symbol can be a thing or object that stands for something. Symbols can paint a picture in your mind about a state. If you use your imagination, you can see Arizona's symbols in the desert or in the mountains. Each symbol was picked to show that Arizona is different from other states.
Amphibian is an big word for frogs, toads, and salamanders.
Arizona's state bird, the cactus wren, is brown with a speckled chest.
The two-tailed swallowtail became the state butterfly in 2001.
The newest of the state symbols, the Colt Single Action Revolver became the state firearm in 2011.
The Apache Trout is the state fish.
A copper star rises from a blue field of honor in the face of a setting sun symbolizing the state's copper industry.
The state flower is the white blossom of the saguaro, the largest cactus in the United States.
Petrified wood is the state fossil.
A gem is a precious stone, that means, it has value.
The ringtail is the state mammal.
Copper officially became the new state metal on July 3, 2015.
"The Grand Canyon state" is the official state nickname.
The Arizona ridge-nosed rattlesnake was the last rattlesnake to be named by herpetologists (grown-ups who study snakes).
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Customization is always a popular aspect of the jailbreaking scene. Because of this, Cydia is packed with all kinds of modifications that can be used to sway you away from Apple's stock appearance. With a new jailbreak tweak dubbed SpringRolls by iOS developer greensnow, you can enable different kinds of animations for application badges, folders, and toy around with your application icon layouts.
The demonstration video above helps to illustrate how the tweak animates SpringBoard to make your iPhone better than your friends stock iPhone. You can see just how lively it makes the home screen. SpringRolls has many kinds of different animations all of which can be switched around from the preferences pane that you will find in the Settings application once you install SpringRolls. The preferences pane is shown below in all of its glory:
The first section of the preferences pane that you see has to do with the home screen in general. With this section, you can adjust the icon layout to hold anywhere from 1-12 icons horizontally (rows) or 1-12 icons vertically (columns). You can also set a maximum amount of icons per page, which is adjustable anywhere from 1-75. There are no animations for the general home screen section and you will have to enable this section for its changes to work. You can disable the section to disable all of your selected preferences at any time.
The next section has to do solely with the dock on the home screen. There is the switch to enable or disable your settings at any time and then right below the switch is a picker for selecting the amount of icons you want to show on the dock anywhere from 1-12. It will have the same appearance, as adjusting the amount of icons per row on your home screen as there are no columns in the dock.
After the dock, you will find a section that is related to the folders on your home screen. You will find a switch for enabling and disabling your settings for folders in this section and under that you will find selectors for adjusting the number of application icons for either the rows or the columns anywhere from 1-12.
Under these three main sections are some miscellaneous options. The first option allows you to enable or disable the dock, the second option allows you to enable or disable application or folder icon labels, and another option allows you to choose to use the red delete box (like those in the multitasking App Switcher when you close out of apps) when deleting applications from the home screen instead of the black delete box. Apart from these options, you can select any of the following animations for the badges or folders on the home screen:
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- Down and Up
- Spin Fast
- Spin Medium
- Spin Slow
- Fade
- Flippy
Folder Animations
- Disabled
- Down and Up
- Spin Fast
- Spin Medium
- Spin Slow
- Fade
After you finish tinkering with your SpringRolls settings, you must tap on the Respring button to respring the device and save your settings. If you dont, your preferences wont take effect. Under the respring button is a complementary instructions link!
SpringRolls is worth the investment if you love customization, however people that like leaving the stock look of iOS how it is will probably want to stay away from SpringRolls. For the dollar you are paying for the tweak, you are getting a fair share of settings that Apple never would have given you in the first place. SpringRolls works on the iPhone, iPod touch, and the iPad and is compatible with Gridlock, Infinifolders, and Barrel!Everything works how it was meant to, so be sure to check this out if it looks like it could brighten up your iOS device!
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Price: $1.00
Version: 5.0
Requirements: iOS 5
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The FDA's Pediatric Advisory Committee is examining the safety of Ritalin (Generic: Methylphenidate which contains the active ingredient methylphenidate. Reported psychiatric side effects of the attention deficit hyperactivity disorder drug include suicidal thoughts, aggression, psychotic behavior and hallucinations. The FDA plans to add a new warning to the label of Ritalin emphasizing the seriousness of these psychiatric side effects. Ritalin is also associated with serious cardiovascular side effects including cardiac arrhythmia, tachycardia, chest pain and hypertension.
Ritalin is associated with other serious side effects. In one small study of 12 children, scientists from the University of Texas and the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center found a link between Ritalin and increased risk of cancer. The 12 children in the study taking Ritalin all experienced a significant increase in their level of chromosome abnormalities, occurrences which are associated with increased cancer risk and other adverse health effects.
Assuming it holds up, this study doesn't mean these kids are going to get cancer, but it does mean they're exposed to an additional risk factor," said Marvin Legator, a professor of environmental toxicology at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston and the study's principal investigator and senior author. "Smoking doesn't mean you'll get cancer. It's a risk factor." The study is the first to look at the potential chromosome-damaging effects associated with methylphenidate, the generic name for Ritalin, the most widely prescribed drug used to treat attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
Additional side effects of Ritalin include loss of appetite, abdominal pain, sleep problems and headaches. If the drugs are taken long term, children may be smaller as a result of the appetite suppression side effect. Between 1991 and 1999, U.S. sales of Ritalin and the related drugs Concerta and Metadata CD increased more than 500 percent. Of the 29 million prescriptions written for Ritalin and other ADHD drugs in 2004, 23 million were for children.
Ritalin is manufactured by Novartis Pharmaceuticals. In June 2005, the FDA announced it will be investigating all ADHD drugs including Ritalin, Concerta, Strattera and Adderall.
On February 9, 2006, Federal science advisers voted narrowly on proposing the most serious type of warning labels for Ritalin, Concerta, Adderall and all other ADHD drugs. The Food & Drug Administration (FDA) Committee voted 8-7, recommending the adding of "black box" safety warnings to ADHD drugs. Doctors prescribe ADHD drugs to approximately 2 million children and 1 million adults a month.
The FDA's data suggested a link between ADHD drugs and an increased risk of sudden death and serious cardiovascular problems, including heart attacks. Dr. Steve Nissen told his colleagues they should push for the black box warning on the ADHD drugs' packages. A federal health official said Thursday that there was a strong possibility the drugs may be linked to the deaths of 25 people.
The deaths took place between 1999 and 2003, based upon a FDA report. Nineteen of them involved children. The report also detailed 54 cases of severe cardiovascular problems, including heart attack, stroke, hypertension, palpitations and arrhythmia, in adults and children being treated with ADHD drugs.
Sales of Ritalin, Concerta, Adderall and other ADHD drugs increased to $3.1 billion in 2004, from $759 million in 2000, according to IMS Health, a pharmaceutical information and consulting firm.
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Week two into the new academic year has seen new and returning students impressed with the new health building at the Whitireia Porirua campus.
Over 1000 health students will be studying in the building this year. There is a great sense of pride amongst students, towards their new education training facility.
Jacob Carlson, a second year Bachelor of Health Science student is impressed with the building and is enjoying the open spaces it provides. "It's such a change from where were last year in a prefabricated building" he said.
The very modern building that takes up 3817 square metres is full of state-of-the-art features. Included is laboratories, world class simulation suites, inter-room sliding doors allowing for flexible teaching, open work spaces for staff, learning streets which are the focal point and central hub of student life, a place of interaction and self-learning with very bright and modern furniture. The learning streets are a great meeting point said Bachelor of Nursing, year three student Charlie Boyadjian. "Having one building that houses all health students is amazing, it makes you realise how many people are studying health programmes at Whitireia" she said.
For year one Bachelor of Nursing Pacific student Mai-Cheree Howard, she thinks she has timed her entry into nursing training pretty well by being able to start it, in the new building.
This state-of-the-art facility is setting new standards for health education training in New Zealand.
The building will be officially opened on the 20 March 2013 by the Minister of Health and Minister for State Owned Enterprises Hon Tony Ryall.


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Yup, a little cellphone can be a chartplotter, and for small money, too. Outdoor Navigator (ON) now runs on "Smartphones," which use Microsoft's Windows Mobile operating system, as well as Palm and PocketPC PDAs, and the price has been reduced from $100 to an astounding $20, including all the U.S. charts (and topos) you care to download. The idea is to make ON compelling as a chart reference tool, even if you don't mess with a GPS, especially since Maptech updates its online charts monthly. ON developer Jeffrey Siegel, who's now cruising in Florida (with gizmos galore) and was a valuable source for this month's column, reports that this feature came in handy at times when the nav aids on his regular but older charts didn't make sense. By the way, most Smartphones include Bluetooth and hence would likely work neatly with a GPS like the Blue Logger (above).
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Elk Foundation's buy secures public access to Montana national forest
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation purchased a 40-acre parcel of land that will ease access to 18,000 acres the Snowy Mountains, with plans to offer the $190,000 Red Hill property to the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks for $50,000.
Great Falls Tribune; Sept. 12
Study indicates number of eagles killed by wind farms increasing
Research done by federal biologists found that at least 85 golden and bald eagles have been killed by wind farms in 10 states since 1997, with most of those deaths occurring between 2008 and 2012, when wind farms were expanding.
Great Falls Tribune (AP); Sept. 12
Wildlife refuge in Montana deemed too dry for waterfowl hunting
Benton Lake National Wildlife Refuge in northcentral Montana received almost no spring runoff this year, and federal officials said it's too dry for waterfowl season this year, although some upland game bird hunting will be allowed.
Great Falls Tribune; Sept. 12
Colorado laboratory allows testing of electricity integration
The $135-million Energy Systems Integration Facility at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Boulder officially opened on Wednesday, and Fort Collins-based Advanced Energy's 1-megawatt solar-energy inverter will test the Colorado center, which was built to analyze how renewable and distributed energy sources and electric vehicles will affect the nation's power grid.
Denver Post; Sept. 12
Three die in flash floods in Colorado
Flash floods have washed away multiple structures in Jamestown and Fourmile Canyon in Colorado's Boulder County, and one person was killed when a building collapsed in Jamestown, another body has been found near Boulder and the Colorado Springs Fire Department reports one death in flash flooding in that part of the state.
Denver Post; Sept. 12
Wyoming national forest adds 37 acres for $980,000
The Bridger-Teton National Forest in Wyoming has worked for nearly two decades to obtain a 37-acre parcel that provides public access to the Gros Ventre Wilderness and provides big game winter range, and with $980,000 from the federal Land and Conservation Fund, the U.S. Forest Service purchased the parcel from the Jackson Hole Land Trust, which has held it since 1997.
Jackson Hole Daily; Sept. 12
Utah approves plan to clean up Wasatch Front's air
On Wednesday, the Utah Air Quality Board released its draft plan to clean up the air along the Wasatch Front, where several communities have fallen out of compliance with federal standards for fine particulate, and will take public comment on the draft plan for the next 30 days.
Salt Lake Tribune; Sept. 12
Orem mayor takes Taiwanese bicycle makers on 420-mile tour of Utah
Taiwanese bicycle manufacturers are interested in opening a distribution center in North America, and Orem Mayor Mike Caldwell is taking top officials from 16 of those companies on a 420-mile ride around Utah to show them the best the Beehive State has to offer.
Salt Lake Tribune; Sept. 12
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Systematic (IUPAC) name ( international Union Of Pure and Applied Chemistry) (2S)-4-amino-N-[(2S,3S,4R,5S)-5-amino-2-[(2S,3R,4S,5S,6R)-4-amino-3,5-dihydroxy-6-(hydroxymethyl)oxan-2-yl]oxy-4-[(2R,3R,4S,5R,6R)-6-(aminomethyl)-3,4,5-trihydroxy- oxan-2-yl]oxy-3-hydroxy-cyclohexyl]-2-hydroxy-butanamide
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Control infections without immunosupresant effect.
Broad spectrum antibacterial having decisive bactericidal effect.
It is resistant to bacterial enzymes that inactivate other aminoglycosides.
Achieves predictable results in the treatment of uterine infections and repeat breeding.
Ensures excellent results in respiratory and urogenital tract infections.
It is broad spectrum antibacterial, effective against gentamycin resistant infections.
It is the most reliable aminoglycoside for serious aerobic gram negative bacillary infections.
is the newest of the aminoglycosides The spectrum of antimicrobial activity of Amikacin is the broadest of the group, and because of its unique resistance to the aminoglycoside-inactivating enzymes it has a special role in cases where gentamycin resistant micro-organisms are prevalent.
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The aminoglycoside are rapidly bactericidal, they act directly on the bacterial ribosome, where they inhibit protein synthesis and decrease the fidelity of translation of the genetic code.
Amikacin has high resistance against bacterial inactivation. It resists attacks by most bacterial inactivating enzymes.
Absorption from IM injection sites is rapid and nearly complete (<90% availability). Blood levels usually peak within 30-90 min after IM administration.
The aminoglycosides are not metabolized in the body. They are eliminated unchanged in the urine by glomerular filtration, with 80-90% of administered drug recoverable from the urine within 24 hr of IM administration. Glomerular filtration rates differ between species and are often less in neonates, which may explain the greater sensitivity to aminoglycosides in newborn foals and puppies.Elimination depends on cardiovascular and renal function, age, volume of distribution, fever, and several other factors.
The aminoglycosides have relatively short plasma half-lives (~1 hr in carnivores and 2-3 hr in herbivores). About 90% of the injected drug is excreted unchanged through the kidneys
The aminoglycosides distribute into the extracellular fluid space with minimal penetration into most tissues except the kidneys (where they accumulate in the renal cortex) and the endolymph of the inner ear. The distribution volume of aminoglycosides can increase in animals with congestive heart failure or ascites. Neonates also have a large extracellular fluid compartment relative to body weight. Although aminoglycosides are not appreciably bound to plasma proteins (usually <20%), they do attain therapeutic concentrations in the synovial, pleural, and even peritoneal fluids, especially if inflammation is present. However, effective levels are not reached in CSF, ocular fluids, milk, intestinal fluids, or prostatic secretions. Fetal tissue and amniotic fluid concentrations are very low in most species.
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Both vestibular & auditory disfunction can follow the administration of any of the aminoglycoside.
Very high concentrations of aminoglycoside accumulate in the renal cortex and this correlates with the potential of these drugs to cause nephrotoxicity.
Although amikacin, like other aminoglycosides, is potentially nephrotoxic, ototoxic and neurotoxic, parenteral (intravenous) administration of amikacin sulfate twice daily at dosages of up to 10 mg/lb for 15 consecutive days in horses resulted in no clinical, laboratory or histopathologic evidence of toxicity.
Enhanced nephrotoxicity may become evident with concurrent administration of aminoglycosides and other potentially nephrotoxic agents. Neuromuscular blockade is more likely when aminoglycosides are administered at the same time as skeletal muscle relaxants and gas anesthetics. Aminoglycoside ototoxicity is enhanced by the loop-acting diuretics, especially furosemide. Cardiovascular depression may be aggravated by aminoglycosides when administered to animals under halothane anesthesia. High concentrations of carbenicillin, ticarcillin, and piperacillin inactivate aminoglycosides both in vitro and in vivo in the presence of renal failure.
Amikacin Solution (Amikacin Sulfate Solution) is non-irritating to equine endometrial tissue when infused into the uterus as directed (see "Dosage and Administration"). In laboratory animals as well as equine studies, the drug was generally found not to be irritating when injected intravenously, subcutaneously or intramuscularly.
Intrauterine infusion of 2 grams of Amikacin Solution (Amikacin Sulfate Solution) 8 hours prior to breeding by natural service did not impair fertility in mares. Therefore, mares should not be bred for at least 8 hours following uterine infusion.
Therapeutic uses:
Amikacin has become the preffered drug where resistance to gentamycin has become a significant problem. Because of its unique resistance to Aminoglycoside inactivating enzymes, Amikacin is active against the vast majority of aerobic gram negative bacilli. This includes most strains of Serratia, Proteus and Pseudmonas aeruginosa. It is active against nearly all strains of Klebsiella, Enterobacter and E. Coli that are resistant to Gentamycin & Tobramycin.
Cattle, Horse & Camel
Repeat breeding
Rispiratory tract & Umblical infections caused by E. Coli & Salmonella
Mastitis. Metritis & systemic infections
Pig, Sheep, Goat, Calf & Dog
Respiratory & Urogenital Tract infections
Secondary bacterial infections associated with viral disease like Canine distemper, Haemorrhagic gastroentritis, Proteus infections.
Post surgical care
Calf Scours
Chronic respiratory disease (CRD) Bronchitis, E. Coli, Salmonella infections & prevention of early chick mortality.
Administration & dosages:
For susceptible infections
Cattle, Sheep, Goat , Pig and Dog
5-12 mg/kg of body weight I M for 3-5 days.
4.4 - 6.6 mg / kg of body weight I M or I V bid – tid, if severe infection.
20 mg / kg b.wt. by SC injection.
For uterine infusion in mares
Amikacin Solution (Amikacin Sulfate Solution) is indicated for the treatment of uterine infections (endometritis, metritis and pyometra), caused by susceptible organisms including Escherichia coli, Pseudomonas sp, and Klebsiella sp. For treatment of uterine infections 2 grams (8 ml) of Amikin (Amikacin Sulfate Solution), mixed with 200 ml 0.9% Sodium Chloride sterile solution or distilled water infused aseptically into the uterus daily for three consecutive days, has been found to be the most efficacious.
30 ml & 100 ml vials
Cefoperazone & Sulbactam
Each vial contains:
Cefoperazone Sodium I.P. 3.0 g
eqv. to Cefoperazone
Sulbactam sodium U.S.P. 1.5g
eqv. to anhydrous sulbactam
Cefoperazone sodium is a semi- synthetic third generation cephalosporin contains a piperazine side chain giving it antipseudomonal activity. It is one of few cephalosporin antibiotic effective in treating pseudomonal bacterial infections which are otherwise resistant to these antibiotics.
Sulbactam sodium is a penicillanic acid sulfone with ß–Lactamase (an enzyme produced by bacteria that destroys the antibiotics) inhibitory properties. Sulbactam is a molecule which is given in combination with ß–Lactam antibiotics. It has weak antibacterial activity but is chemically stable ß–Lactamase inhibitor that synergistically increases the activity of ß–Lactam antibiotics against ß–Lactamase producing bacteria. Sulbactam can therefore enhance the activity of penicillin & cephalosporin against many resistant strains of bacteria.
Salient features
Cefoperazone-sulbactam fixed ratio 2:1 maximized the Cefoperazone spectrum activity.
Cefoperazone-sulbactam combination exhibited broad spectrum activity (antibiotic sensitivity 94.4%)
Cefoperazone-sulbactam therapy demonstrates enhanced efficacy against the Staphylococci, Pseudomonads and Enterobactriaceae.
Cefoperazone has a braod spectrum bactericidal action with increased activity against Pseudomonas spp.
Cefoperazone is relatively stable to hydrolysis to ß–Lactamases produced by gram–negative bacteria.
Sulbactam protects Cefoperazone from ß–Lactamases produced by staphylococci & Entero bacteriaceae.
Drug can be used safely during pregnancy.
The combination of sulbactam & Cefoperazone demonstrates synergistic activity (up to fourfold reduction and MIC for the combination versus those for each component).
Antibacterial spectrum :
Cefoperazone has a bactericidal action & broad spectrum activity. With increased activity against pseudomonas spp. It is highly stable to hydrolysis by most beta lactamases. Cefoperazone has antibacterial activity similar to that of ceftazidime. Activity particularly against enterobacteriaceae & bacteroides spp. has been enhanced in the presence of the ß–lactamase inhibitor sulbactam.
Cefoperazone possesses broad spectrum activity against most of the gram-positive, gram-negative and anaerobic bacteria.
Gram-positive bacteria-Staphylococcus aureus, Steptococcus agalactiae, S.pneumoniae, S. pyogenes, Enterococcus faecalis.
Gram-negative bacteria – Escherichia coli, Klebsiella pneumoniae, Proteus spp., Psudomonas aeruginosa, Citrobacter freundii, Enterobacter cloacae, and Serratia marcescens, Haemophilus influenza, Neisseria meningitides.
Anaerobic organisms: Gram negative bacilli, Gram positive and Gram negative cocci and Gram positive bacilli.
Mechanism of action:
Cefoperazone acts against sensitive organism during the stage of active multiplication by inhibiting biosynthesis of cell wall mucopeptide. The cell walls of bacteria are essential for their normal growth & development. Peptidoglycan is a heteropolymeric component of the cell wall that provides rigid mechanical stability. Sulbactam is an irreversible inhibitor of beta-lactamase; it binds the enzyme & does not allow it to interact with the antibiotic.
ß–Lactam antibiotics produce certain characteristic morphological effects on bacteria :-
Bacteria may form long filamentous forms & fail to devide.
Growth may take place at the midportion with formation of bulge.
Microorganism may swell & then rupture.
Stable cell wall deficient bactria may be formed.
In general at the lowest effective concentration of ß–lactam antibiotic, cell division is inhibited but elongation continues. As the concentration of antibiotics is increased growth is inhibited, bulges may form, & lysis is then observed.
Cephalosporins are rapidly absorbed following IM or SC administration. After intramuscular administration peak plasma concentrations have been reported after 1-2 hrs. The plasma half life of Cefoperazone is 2 hrs. (65-97 mcg per ml). Cefoperazone is 82 to 93% bound to plasma proteins. Cefoperazone is weidely distributed in body tissue and fluids. Penetration into the CSF is generally poor; in case of first & second generation ciphalosporins, where as Cefoperazone enters the CSF in sufficient concentration due to greater lipid solubility. It crosses the placenta and low concentration have been detected in milk. Following intravenous administration in cross bred calves, the drug could not be detected in urine upto 24 hrs of administration, indicating its non-renal route of excretion and the major route of elimination of cefoperazone has been reported via bile. Cefoperazone is excreted mainly in the bile resulting in longer half life. The urinary recovery of Cefoperazone under normal conditions is in the range of 3.89% in buffalo calves.
Severe respiratory & genitourinary infections.
Enteric, urinary tract infections & urinary peritonitis cholecysitic, cholangitis.
Bovine mastitis
Skin, soft tissue, bone & joint infections.
Pneumonia in calves,
Septicemia in chicken
Infectious bronchitis
Ulcerative entritis.
Complicated C.R.D. problems & pneumonia
Colibacillosis, coryza & fowl cholera
Contra indications
Cephatin Inj. is contraindicated in patients with known allergy to penicillin, sulbactam, Cefoperazone or any of the cephalosporin.
The drug in horses may be used with caution, as it is contraindicated in herbivores with an expended large bowel.
Dosage & Administration:
Deep IM or IV by intermittent or continuous infusion.
Live stock 10 – 15mg / kg b. wt. for 3 -5 days
Poultry 20 mg / kg b.wt. for 2 -3 days.
as directed by the registered veterinary practitioner.
Prepare solution by dissolving the contents of the vial with 10-20 ml sterile water. 20ml sterile water for injection I.P. provided with the pack.
4.5 gm vial with 20ml sterile water for injection
3.0 gm vial with 20ml sterile water for injection
3rd GENERATION CEPHALOSPORIN
CEPHATIN ® Inj.
are broad spectrum antibiotics that, are divided into 3 generations.
The first generation cephalosporins:
(Cefadroxil, Cephalexin, Cephapirin, Cefazolin)
They are more effective against Gram-positive than Gram-negative bacteria & are susceptible to ß – Lactamases.
The second generation cephalosporin:
(Cefoxitin & Cefotetan, the Cephamycins)
They are more active against certain gram-negative bacteria (Hemophilus, Proteus, E. coli, & Klebsiella) than the first generation but less than the third generation & are relatively resistant to ß-lactamases.
The third generation cephalosporins:
(Cefoperazone, Cefotaxime, Ceftiofur, Ceftazidime & Ceftriaxone)
They are most effective against Gram-negative bacteria, resistant to ß-lactamases & enter the CSF in sufficient concentration due to greater lipid solubility.
This class of drugs was developed for use in specialized situation where antibiotic resistant Gram – negative infections are common & safety is of prime concern.
Third generation cephalosporins typically have greater activity against Gram-negative than others.
Third generation cephalosporins are active even against some strains of Enterobacter, E. coli, Klebsiella, Proteus & Serratia that are resistant to the first & second generation cephalosporins.
Most third generation cephalosporins also have some activity against Pseudomonas spp.
The product containing cefoperazone in oil base for intra-mammary infusion is effectively used. The non-irritant properties of cefoperazone plus persistence of therapeutic concentration of the drug in treated quarters for 3-4 milking make this drug very useful for the treatment of bovine mastitis.
Jones, RN ; Barry, AL; Pacter, RR; Gregory, ww; Thornsberoy C. In Vitro antimicrobial spectrum, occurrence of synergy & recommendations for dilution susceptibility testing concentrations of the Cefoperazone – sulbactam combination. J. Clin Microbiol 1987 September 25 (9) ; 1725-1729, PMCID: PMC 269316.
Wilson, CD; Agger, A; Gilbert, GA; Thomsson, CA; Tolling, ST. field trials with cefoperazone in the treatment of bovine clinical mastitis. The veterinary record Vol. 118, issue 1, 17-19 copy right © 1986 by British Veterinary Association.
METAPRIM Dispersible Powder
A synergistic combination of bactericidal chemotherapeutics
Each 5 gram contains:
Sulphamethoxazole I.P. 400mg
Trimethoprim I.P. 80mg
Metaprim is a combination of sulphamethoxazole (a sulphonamide) and trimethoprim. Trimethoprim when used alone is only bacteriostatic and resistance develops rapidly. However, when combined with sulphamethoxazole, a sequential blockade of microbial enzyme system occurs with bactericidal consequences.
Salient Features
Metaprim is bactericidal combination of Sulphamethoxazole and trimethoprim.
Metaprim is effective even in the multi-resistant infections.
Metaprim produces a sequential double blockade of bacterial metabolism, giving a level of activity many times greater than that obtained by either drug alone.
Metaprim provides effective antibacterial activity against a wide range of infections caused by Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria.
Mechanism of action:
Para- amino benzoic acid (PABA) is required by bacteria for their growth and multiplication. The sulphonamides are structural analog of PABA. In the first step the synthesis of dihydrofolic acid from PABA is blocked by competitive inhibition of PABA with sulphamethoxazole. In second step trimethoprim block the synthesis of tetrahydrofolic acid from dihydrofolic acid by competitive inhibition of dihydrofolate reductase (bacterial enzyme). Tetrahydrofolic acid is required for the synthesis of the precursor of DNA in bacteria. Blocking both steps of folic acid metabolism leads to an arrest in DNA synthesis and subsequent parasite death. Trimethoprim and sulphamethoxazole, when used separately, are bacteriostatic but when used in combination, it becomes bactericidal and increases the spectrum of antimicrobial activity.
Orally administered sulfamethoxazole and trimethoprim are rapidly absorbed. The maximum serum concentrations reached 0.5-1 h after administration. The bioavailability was 81% for sulfamethoxazole and 41% for trimethoprim.(in japanese quails.)
Precautions and Side Effects
Trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazole should not be used in animals with known hypersensitivity or allergy to these or other sulfa drugs.
Poultry : E.Coli infections, chronic respiratory disease (CRD), fowl coryza, coccidiosis, fowl cholera, typhoid and secondary bacterial infections.
Live stock: Gastro-intestinal tract infections, respiratory tract infections, urinary tract infections, genital tract infections.
Sheep and Goat 2 tablets daily for 2-3 weeks.
Administration and dosage
Poultry : 12.5 g. per 10 lt. of drinking water for 5-7 days.
Live stock: 12.5 g. per 80 kg. b.wt. twice daily for 5-7 days.
100 g. and 500 g.
Livocin Premix
A Third Generation Fluoroquinolone Antibiotic
Water Soluble and Feed Premix.
Formulation :
Each gram contains : Levofloxacin Hemi hydrate
Equivalent to Levofloxacin 100 mg
Levofloxacin is a third generation fluoroquinolone antibiotic. It is twice as active as it's isomer ofloxacin, effective against number of Gram- positive, Gram- negative and specifically effective against the organisms that cause atypical pneumonia. levofloxacin is one of the so called respiratory quinolones. Levofloxacin is to be considered a drug of last resort when all other antibiotics have failed.
Chemical structure
Systematic name
7-fluoro-6-(4-methylpiperazin-1-yl)-10-oxo-4-thia-1-azatricyclo [7.3.1.05,13] trideca-5(13),6,8,11-tetraene-11-carboxylic acid.
Pharmacology :
Levofloxacin is the L-isomer of the racemate, ofloxacin, a quinolone antimicrobial agent. Chemically, levofloxacin, a chiral fluorinated carboxyquinolone, is the pure (-)-(S)-enantiomer of the racemic drug substance ofloxacin. The chemical name is (-)-(S)-9fluoro-2,3-dihydro-3-methyl – 10 - ( 4 – methyl – 1 – piperazinyl ) – 7 – oxo - 7H –pyrido [1,2,3 – de] - 1, 4 benzoxazine – 6 - carboxylic acid hemihydrate. The empirical formula is C18H20FN3O4 • ½ H2O and the molecular weight is 370.38. Levofloxacin is a light yellowish-white to yellow-white crystal or crystalline powder.
Mechanism of action :
Fluoroquinolones are bactericidal drugs, actively killing bacteria by inhibiting bacterial DNA gyrase or the topoisomerase IV enzyme, thereby inhibiting DNA replication and transcription.. Quinolones can enter cells easily via porins and therefore are often used to treat intracellular pathogens such as Legionella pneumophila and Micoplasma pneumonae. For many Gram- negative bacteria DNA gyrase is the target, whereas topoisomerase is the target for many Gram- positive bacteria.
Activity :
Levofloxicin exhibit good activity against most of the gram-positive, gram- negative and anaerobic bacteria.
Susceptible organisms are :
Gram- positive bacteria- Enterococcus faecalis, Staphylococcus- aureus, Staphylococcus epidermidis, Staphylococcus saprophytics, Streptococcus pneumoniae, S. pyogenes
Gram-negative bacteria-
Enterobacter cloacae, Klebsiella pneumoniae, Pseudomonas aeurginosa, Escherichia coli, Serratia marcescens , Haemophilus influenzae, Haemophilus parainfluenzae, Proteus mirabilis, Legionella pneumophilia, Moraxilla catarrhalis, Campylobacter spp.,
Mycoplasma pneumoniae, Peptostreptococcus sp.
Pharmacokinetics :
Levofloxacin is rapidly and almost completely absorbed following oral administration with peak plasma concentration achieved within an hour of the dose.
It is distributed into the body tissues including the bronchial mucosa and lungs, but penetration into CSF is relatively poor. Levofoxacin is approximately 30-40% bound to plasma proteins. It is only metabolised to a small degree to inactive metabolites. The elimination half life of levofloxacin is 6-8 hrs. It is excreted largely unchanged, primarily in urine.
Safety :
Fluoroquinolones have had a remarkably good safety record.
Because these drugs do not alter the anaerobic flora of the gastrointestinal tract, there is minimal disruption of the intestinal bacterial population even when these drugs are administered orally.
There have been no reports of cutaneous drug reaction resulting from fluoroquinolones usage in the veterinary.
Drug interactions :
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and corticosteroids enhance the toxicity of fluoroquinolones. Medication or supplements containing aluminium, magnesium, calcium, ferrous sulfate, iron and zinc are believed to form chelation complexes with fluoroquinolone antibiotics and thereby prevent the drug from being properly absorbed during therapy.
Indications :
Livocin is indicated in the following bacterial infections :
Acute bacterial sinusitis
Acute and chronic bronchitis
Skin infections
Urinary tract infections
Acute pylonephritis
Poultry (chicken, duck, goose):-
Escherichia coli, yellow and white dysentery, enteritis, pericarditis, ovarian inflammation, green suppuration bacillus, staphylococcus infection, cholera etc.
many kind of bacterium diseases such as enteritis, yellow and white dysentery, etc.
Administration :
It is to be given orally.
Mixing rate:
1 gram in 1-2 liter of drinking water for 5-7 days. or 500 grams in 1000 Kilogram of feed material for 5-7 days.
Pig :
1 gram in 1-2 liters of drinking water for 5-7days. or 1 kilogram in 1000 kilogram of feed material for 5-7 days.
Horse and Cattle
Oral administration 20-40 mg per kilogram of body weight for 3-5 days.
Packing / Presentation :
1 kg and 25 kg.
Ref.:Levofloxacin 10 mg./ kg. body weight after repeated oral administration at 12 hrs. interval for 14 days in layer birds (30-35) weeks old weighing 1.5-2.0kg.) was found safe. Levofloxacin could not be deducted in the tissues (liver & skeletal muscles) at 12 hrs. after the last administration. Study indicates that, levofloxacin is well tolerated following multiple oral administration at 10 mg./ kg. body weight in layers.
Vinod K. Dumka,Anil K. Srivastava J. Vet. Sci. (2006),7(4),333-337
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Seasonal Firestyles
I was brought in to art direct and design the branding and relaunch campaign for Seasonal Firestyles. They are a boutique wholesale distributor for custom fireplaces, wood stoves, grills and outdoor fire pits; basically anything that burns. The final deliverables included: two variations of the logo (horizontal and circular), business cards, letterhead, envelopes, website, direct mail postcards, and promo mouse pads.


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Spring Training Notes
In the past few days, there hasn't been any real meaningful Pirate news, but it's tough not to pay attention once the team is together again and there are daily reports out of Bradenton. Two things that did catch my eye were pieces about players that may not dominate (or even make the team) on the field, but really seem to make an impact in the cubhouse and/or with the media. Masumi Kuwata and Doug Mientkiewicz are two guys that simply love to play baseball, and that's why they came to camp. Read more on Masumi here and Doug here.
In other news, the Pirates have shown interest in using Doumit as the primary backup catcher this season. I don't think this is a surprise since we didn't end up with catchers in free-agency and no one effective is waiting in the wings (Indy).
Position players are due to report today and the first full-squad workout is tomorrow.
Some old news, 1st round pick (5th best overall pitcher, taken 3rd overall, nice one Dave Littlefield) Daniel Moskos is going to be converted into a starter. I can't really relate to this since I haven't seen him pitch, so I'm really just still trying to figure out why we drafted him. Hopefully the kid will pan out.
First spring training game is on the 27th (vs. Manatee Community College) with real games following almost every day after. Opening day is 40 days away, March 31 in Atlanta.
Thanks to Bucs Dugout and WHYGAVS for all those links. With a bunch of irrelevant news and Pitt hoops still much more entertaining you may want to check those sites out for more detailed coverage until the season nears.


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A councillor on Epping Forest district Council has died.
Penny Smith was ward councillor for Broadley Common, Epping Upland and Nazeing died aged 55 after a short illness.
A spokeswoman for the council said: "Councillors and members of staff at the council have been deeply shocked and saddened by this news.
"We would like to offer our most sincere condolences to councillor Smith's family and friends."
Tributes have been paid to Councillor Smith, who was a former chairman of council and member of the cabinet.
Council chairman Tony Boyce said: "We have not only lost a great councillor this morning, but a dear friend has passed away.
"Penny Smith was a great asset to the council, she listened and campaigned for her constituency for many years, she believed she could enhance our district into a better place to live. My thoughts are now with her family."
Leader of council Chris Whitbread said: "We are very saddened to hear the news of the passing of Councillor Penny Smith.
"Penny has been a tremendous councillor, representing her constituency with commitment and compassion for over 15 years."
Councillor John Knapman said: "Penny has held almost every important office within the council and was one of our very best councillors.
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