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Kazakhstan's poultry sector is steadily expanding, although production is still only half of the level before the breakup of the Soviet Union. Production remains unable to supply demand, and the United States supplies the lion's share of poultry to Kazakhstan.
THIS REPORT CONTAINS ASSESSMENTS OF COMMODITY AND TRADE ISSUES MADE BY USDA STAFF AND NOT NECESSARILY STATEMENTS OF OFFICIAL U.S. GOVERNMENT POLICY Voluntary Public - Date: 11/10/2011 GAIN Report Number: Kazakhstan - Republic of Post: Astana Kazakhstan?s Poultry Sector Expanding Report Categories: Poultry and Products Approved By: Levin Flake Prepared By: Zhamal Zharmagambetova and Levin Flake Report Highlights: Kazakhstan?s poultry sector is steadily expanding, although production is still only half of the level before the breakup of the Soviet Union. Production remains unable to supply demand, and the United States supplies the lion?s share of poultry to Kazakhstan. However, trade barriers since 2010 have restricted imports and led to some price growth. Executive Summary: Kazakhstan?s poultry sector is steadily expanding, although it remains far smaller than during the Soviet Union. The priority sector in agriculture for the Government of Kazakhstan is the cattle sector, and as a result the largest share of subsidies and government support is focused on increasing cattle herds and beef production. Nevertheless, the Government also continues to provide subsidies and beneficial credit terms to the poultry sector to encourage growth. Egg production has recovered faster than broiler production in Kazakhstan, and has nearly reached the levels of before the breakup of the Soviet Union. As a result egg production has almost reached consumption, and Kazakhstan is becoming self-sufficient in egg production. For broiler meat, however, the recovery is much slower and necessitates continued large amount of imports. Despite strong domestic demand for poultry, the Government of Kazakhstan, in conjunction with other members of the Customs Union (Belarus and Russia), in 2010 implemented a tariff-rate quotas for poultry meat. This has reduced imports and has led to rising poultry prices. General Information: Production Kazakhstan?s poultry production declined rapidly following the break-up of the Soviet Union and the removal of large-scale government subsidies and collapse of government-owned farms (SOVKHOZs). According to the Kazakhstan Statistics Agency, in 1990 the poultry population in Kazakhstan was nearly 60 million birds, and this number collapsed all the way to below 20 million by 2000. Since that time there has been a gradual recovery and by October 2011 there were 36 million birds. There are currently 39 poultry farms for egg production and 23 poultry farms for meat production in Kazakhstan. Within the 23 meat poultry farms are 14 farms which also are breeding operations. Broiler meat production in Kazakhstan has expanded with bird numbers, and has risen from 65,000 tons in 2006, to 120,000 tons expected in 2012. The goal of the government of Kazakhstan is to produce 140,000 tons by 2014. Domestic production now accounts for about half of all poultry consumed in Kazakhstan. However, much of this domestic production is consumed directly by households and does not enter marketing channels. Therefore, poultry found in urban markets remains primarily imported. Domestically produced broiler meat is typically sold as whole broilers, while imported products are almost entirely leg quarters. In addition, domestic products are typically priced significantly higher than imported poultry (see section on Prices). Tota l Poultry Numbers (million birds) 70.0 60.0 50.0 40.0 30.0 20.0 10.0 0.0 Source: Kazakhstan Statistics Agency Egg Production (million eggs) 4,500.0 4,000.0 3,500.0 3,000.0 2,500.0 2,000.0 1,500.0 1,000.0 500.0 0.0 Source: Kazakhstan Statistics Agency The Kazakh Ministry of Agriculture has published a SWOT analysis for poultry production in Kazakhstan which clearly identified the major problems and opportunities in the sector. These include: Strengths -- Growing industrial capacity -- Strong demand on the domestic market Weaknesses -- Outdated technologies -- Low production efficiency -- Lack of professional staff -- High costs for domestically produced products and low price competitiveness -- Current assets are not enough -- High dependence on imported feed additives (premix), vaccines and breeding material -- The current variety of locally produced crops is not enough for feed production Opportunities -- Ability to use current industrial production capacities at full capacity -- Reconstruction and building of new broiler poultry farms -- Import substitution and increased market share on the domestic market -- Increase the production efficiency and decrease costs -- Improve domestic products competitiveness Threats -- Hard to attract investments due to financial crisis -- Strong Competition with Russian and Ukrainian producers -- Low prices from poultry meat imports In order to support poultry and egg production, the Government of Kazakhstan is providing a number of different subsidies and other financial support to the sector including: -- Up to a 45 percent subsidy for poultry feed production. In addition, grains from government stocks are frequently sold at below market rates. -- 60-65 tenge ($.40-$.45) subsidy per 1 kilo of poultry meat -- 2-2.5 tenge subsidy for each table egg (approximately $0.16-$0.21 per dozen) -- Up to a 50 percent subsidy for parent stock day-old chicks for egg production, although no more than 45 tenge ($0.30) per chick -- Up to a 50 percent subsidy for grandparent stock day-old chicks for meat production, but no more than 275 tenge ($2) per chick --Subsidized and beneficial credit terms including for leasing of equipment. This includes subsidized interest rates of up to 80 percent of the interest amount, as well as longer terms than private loans. Consumption Beef continues to be the primary meat consumed in Kazakhstan, accounting for an estimated 39 percent of meat consumption, followed by poultry with 21 percent, pork with 20 percent, goat/sheep with 14 percent, and horse with 7 percent. Poultry consumption fell in 2008 and 2009 as a result of economic downturn, and although it has recovered import restrictions continue to limit the amount of poultry meat available to meet domestic demand. Poultry is by far the cheapest animal meat, with prices typically half of those of other meats. Trade Kazakh currently imports approximately half of all the poultry consumed, with the lion's share (nearly 90 percent) of this coming from the United States. Imports have fallen somewhat in recent years, however, as a result of import barriers. Within the framework of the Customs Union between Kazakhstan, Russia and Belarus, these countries all established tariff-rate quotas for beef, pork and poultry starting in 2010. The quota amount for poultry for Kazakhstan was set at 110,000 tons (imports had been as high as 150,000 tons in the years before this quota was announced). Any poultry imported in this quota is assessed a duty rate of 25 percent of the customs value, but not less than 0.2 euro per kilogram, while any poultry imported in excess of this quota is assessed a duty rate of 80 percent of the customs value, but not less than 0.7 euro per kilogram. The quota amount for 2011 remained the same as in 2010, at 110,000, and the quotas for 2012 have not yet been announced. U.S. poultry meat is almost entirely in the form of chicken leg quarters, which are shipped to Kazakhstan through the Baltic ports of Klaipeda in Lithuania and Riga in Latvia (in some trade figures these exports are shown as being destined for Latvia and Lithuania, although they are in fact being transshipped to Kazakhstan). These products then move by rail through Belarus, Ukraine and Russia in refrigerated wagons. In 2010, the Kazakhstan Customs Service reported imports from the United States at 105,000 tons, with a value of $83 million. As Almaty is the largest city and the largest logistics center with the highest concentration of cold stores, the majority of imports come to Almaty and then are distributed throughout the rest of Kazakhstan. Before the introduction of tariff- rate quotas, Kazakhstan (and Almaty in particular) was a regional distribution center for Central Asia, and shipped to Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, although this has now ceased. For this year, local traders have indicated that the quota amount is too small to satisfy demand, and many of them have used up their quotas already. Because of this, they will now have to start paying the higher out-of-quota rates, and they indicated that this is causing a rise in domestic poultry prices. Source: Kazakhstan Customs Prices Prices for poultry remain far below those for other meat products (See table below). As of November 1, 2011, the average wholesale price in Kazakhstan for chicken (whole birds) was 424 tenge ($2.86) per kilogram, and for chicken leg quarters was 375 tenge ($2.53) per kilogram. Nearly all of the chicken leg quarters are imported and nearly all of the whole broilers are domestically produced. Product Tenge per kg $ per kg (148 tenge/$) Beef 891 6.02 Goat 849 5.74 Pork 651 4.40 Horse 995 6.72 Chicken (whole bird) 424 2.86 Chicken (leg quarter) 375 2.53 Source: KazAgroMarketing PSD Poultry, Meat, Broiler 2010 2011 2012 Kazakhstan Market Year Begin: Jan 2010 Market Year Begin: Jan 2011 Market Year Begin: Jan 2012 USDA Official New Post USDA Official New Post USDA Official New Post Beginning Stocks 0 0 0 0 0 0 Production 101 103 110 110 120 120 Total Imports 125 125 110 120 110 120 Total Supply 226 228 220 230 230 240 Total Exports 1 1 0 0 0 0 Human Consumption 225 227 220 230 230 240 Other Use, Losses 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total Dom. Consumption 225 227 220 230 230 240 Total Use 226 228 220 230 230 240 Ending Stocks 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total Distribution 226 228 220 230 230 240 MIL HEAD, 1000 MT, PERCENT, PEOPLE, KG


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Inhibition of apoptosis in neuronal cells infected with
SK-N-MC neuroblastoma cells were infected with the respiratory strain of
These data suggest that
The mechanisms and morphological changes that underlie the apoptotic process leading to cell death have been well-described
Our laboratory has demonstrated
A major factor in AD is an inflammatory process thought to be stimulated by the processing and deposition of β-amyloid (Aβ1–42). Although β-amyloid may promote inflammation, infectious agents such as
Several experimental paradigms (each repeated a minimum of 3 times) were utilized in these studies to determine the relationship between
Figure 1
Alzheimer diseased brain tissue from the hippocampal region
Alzheimer diseased brain tissue from the hippocampal region. Tissue sections were labeled with an anti-chlamydial specific antibody revealing chlamydial inclusions within neurons (arrows, panels A and B). (A & B) Mag. bars = 20 μm.
To confirm that a homogenous neuronal phenotype was maintained in culture, SK-N-MC neuroblastoma cells were screened with antibodies to βIII-tubulin (Figures
Figure 2
SK-N-MC neuroblastoma cells immunolabeled with neuronal specific antibodies
SK-N-MC neuroblastoma cells immunolabeled with neuronal specific antibodies. In panels A and B, neuronal phenotype was determined by labeling with anti-βIII-tubulin (red). In panel C, the cells were incubated in 0.1% DMSO in growth media for 4 hr and Hoechst-stained to highlight nuclear profiles (blue). Mag. bars = 10 μm.
In order to determine the effects exerted on the apoptotic process by an infection with
Figure 3
Infection of neuronal cells followed by staurosporine incubation
Infection of neuronal cells followed by staurosporine incubation. SK-N-MC neuroblastoma cells infected with
During apoptosis, phosphatidylserine is translocated from the inner to the outer plasma membrane leaflet. This externalization was analyzed with annexin V-FITC in conjunction with Hoechst staining to examine nuclear fragmentation in 3 day infected cells. In the absence of staurosporine, uninfected cells (Figure
Figure 4
Annexin labeling of SK-N-MC neruoblastoma cells infected with
Annexin labeling of SK-N-MC neruoblastoma cells infected with
Hoechst staining was used to visualize the nuclear morphology of neuroblastoma cells in which uninfected cells and cells infected with
Figure 5
Analysis of the nuclear profiles of
Analysis of the nuclear profiles of
Figure 6
Quantitative analysis of nuclear profile data
Quantitative analysis of nuclear profile data. Lanes A-F correspond to the conditions in panels A-F of figure 5. Data are from 3 independent infections with 20 random fields counted for each condition. Total cell counts are: A, 793; B, 436; C, 512; D, 412; E, 402; F, 395. Chi-squared analysis of these data indicates that the difference between the uninfected result and the infected results (either 3 or 10 days) is highly statistically significant (
The effect of infection by
Figure 7
SK-N-MC neuroblastoma cells immunolabeled for active caspase 3 and C. pneumoniae inclusions following induction of apoptosis with staurosporine
SK-N-MC neuroblastoma cells immunolabeled for active caspase 3 and C. pneumoniae inclusions following induction of apoptosis with staurosporine. Anti-caspase 3 specific for activated caspase 3 (red); DAPI to reveal the nuclear profile (blue); anti-chlamydial antibody specific for chlamydial inclusions (green). Shown are uninfected (A, B) and infected cells for 24 (C, D), 48 (E, F) and 72 (G, H) hours post infection, untreated cells (A, C, E, G) and cells treated with 1 μM staurosporine for 4 hours (B, D, F, H). Mag. bar = 20 μm.
To assess whether caspase activity is inhibited by
Figure 8
Caspase 3/7 activity detected by the Apo-ONE assay
Caspase 3/7 activity detected by the Apo-ONE assay. Plotted relative to the increase in activity in uninfected cells induced by staurosporine, at three timepoints after infection with
The current
Human neuroblastoma cell lines can be induced to undergo apoptosis when incubated in staurosporine at several concentrations
Interestingly, while there is evidence for the induction of apoptosis in the Alzheimer's diseased brain, data on the completion of this process are questionable
Apoptosis is not necessarily congruent with a slow, progressive neurodegenerative disease. It is plausible that neuronal cell death may occur through several mechanisms even though neurodegeneration may commence along with early apoptotic events. At first glance, our infection data appear to controvert findings of significant neuronal degeneration and cell death. However, because infection with
Because the amount of amyloid precursor protein (APP) is increased in areas of AD neuropathology, many studies have focused on the cytotoxic effects of exogenous (extracellular) β-amyloid
In summary,
Tissue Culture
SK-N-MC neuroblastoma cells (HTB-10, American Type Culture Collection, Manassas, VA) were propagated in growth medium (GM) composed of minimum essential medium (MEM) supplemented with 2 mM L-glutamine, 1.0 mM sodium pyruvate, 0.1 mM non-essential amino acids, and 10% fetal bovine serum. Hanks balanced salt solution (HBSS) and 0.05% trypsin-EDTA were used in the standard protocol for harvesting cells. Cells were incubated at 37°C with 5% CO2.
Infection in Neuronal Cells
SK-N-MC neuroblastoma cells were grown to 1 × 105 confluency in T25 flasks (Corning Inc., Corning, NY) for the capase assay or in 4 well chamber slides (Nalge Nunc International, Rochester, NY) for the immunocytochemistry analysis. The cells were inoculated with 1 × 105 IFU of AR39 strain (ATCC 53592, Manassas, VA) of
Induction of Apoptosis
Uninfected and infected SK-N-MC neuroblastoma cells grown in chamber slides were induced to undergo apoptosis using staurosporine dissolved in 0.1% dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO), final concentration 1 μM staurosporine diluted in GM and incubated for 4 hr at 37°C in 5% CO2. To control for possible affects that DMSO alone might have on the cell's nuclear integrity, cells were incubated in 0.1% DMSO without staurosporine. Cells were then washed with HBSS and processed for immunocytochemistry.
Immunofluorescence (IF)
Cells processed in chamber slides were rinsed with PBS pH 7.4 followed by fixation in 100% cold MEOH for 5 min or for 30 min in 1% Cytofix (paraformaldehyde)/Cytoperm (BD Biosciences, San Jose, CA) diluted in PBS. Cells were rinsed in PBS and blocked with 0.1% Triton-X100 diluted in 10% FBS/PBS or blocked with Perm/Wash buffer (BD Biosciences) for 30 min at room temperature (RT) followed by a PBS rinse.
To verify neuronal phenotype, cells were incubated with primary antibodies specific for βIII-tubulin (TUJ1, Sigma Aldrich, St. Louis, MO) diluted in PBS for 1 hr at 37°C. The cells were then rinsed with PBS prior to incubating the cells for 1 hr at 37°C with goat anti-mouse secondary antibody at 1:2000 (Alexa Fluor 594, Invitrogen, Carlsbad, CA).
As a marker for chlamydial inclusions, cells were incubated for 1 hr at 37°C at 1:10 with a directly conjugated, FITC-anti-
Colabeling for active caspase and chlamydial inclusions was accomplished as follows. Cells were incubated with a directly conjugated, FITC-anti-
For visualization of nuclear profiles in apoptosis analysis, Hoechst dye 33258 (Sigma-Aldrich, St. Louis, MO) was used at 1:1000.
Specificity of the secondary antibodies was confirmed by incubating with the FITC- or rhodamine-conjugated goat anti-mouse secondary without prior labeling by primary antibody.
Annexin V-FITC Fluorescence
Infected and uninfected cells grown in chamber slides were rinsed in PBS and assayed for phosphatidylserine using the Annexin V-FITC Fluorescence Microscopy Kit (BD Biosciences, San Jose, CA) according to manufacturer's directions. Following annexin V labeling, the cells were fixed for 15 minutes in 1% Cytofix (BD Biosciences, San Jose, CA) diluted in 1× Annexin V Binding Buffer. The slides were coverslipped using Prolong® Gold anti-fade reagent with DAPI (Invitrogen).
AD and non AD control brain tissues (Late-onset AD and age-matched control brains obtained from Medical College of Pennsylvania/Hahnemann/Drexel University School of Medicine) were deparaffinized through xylenes and graded alcohols (100% - 70%) followed by a distilled water rinse. The slides were then washed with PBS, pH 7.4 and incubated in 3% hydrogen peroxide for 5 min followed by a PBS rinse. Samples were incubated in Citra antigen retrieval buffer (BioGenex, San Ramon, CA) in a microwave for 30 sec, followed by rinsing in PBS. Samples were blocked over 30 min in 2% fetal bovine serum (FBS) diluted in PBS followed by incubation for 1.5 hr at 37°C in an anti-chlamydial antibody at 1:200 (Biodesign Inc., Carmel, NY) diluted in PBS. Subsequently, samples were rinsed with PBS followed by incubation in a goat anti-rabbit antibody conjugated to alkaline phosphatase red at 1:400 for 1 hr at 37°C. Samples were washed with PBS. Samples were counterstained with Harris's Hematoxylin and then rinsed in ddH2O and then PBS for 5 min. Slides were dehydrated in graded alcohols (70–100%) and Xylenes and cover-slipped using Permount.
Caspase Assay
Activity of Caspase-3/7 in uninfected and infected SK-N-MC cells was assayed with the Apo-ONE Homogeneous Caspase-3/7 Assay (Promega, Madison, WI) according to manufacturer's directions. 105 cells were incubated in growth media with either 1 μM staurosporine to induce apoptosis or with the DMSO vehicle for 4 hr at 37°C in 5% CO2. The cells were washed with PBS then brought up to 1 ml final volume in PBS. The vials were frozen at -20°C to ensure cell lysis. After the cells were thawed, 100 μl aliquots (1 × 104 cells) were pipetted into a 96-well plate with optical bottom (Nunc 165305) and the Apo-ONE reagent was added at 1:1 to each well; each condition was tested in triplicate by loading 3 wells with the same materials. The plate was gently mixed for 30 seconds then placed in the plate reader (Fluoroskan Ascent CF; Thermo Labsystems, Philadelphia, PA) for fluorescence measurement at excitation and emission wavelengths of 490 nm and 520 nm, respectively. Fluorescence readings were taken at 30 min intervals for 5 hours of reaction time, during which fluorescence increased monotonically from the first measurement to the last. Enzymatic activity for each well was analyzed as the maximal rate of substrate cleavage calculated from the assay's rate of fluorescence increase; the greatest slope occurred 2 to 4 hr after initiating the assay for all samples. To facilitate interpretation of the data, the activities were normalized to the change in activity induced by staurosporine in the uninfected cells. The experiment was performed on 3 cultures, yielding 3 plates for 24, 48 and 72 hour post-infection time points.
Image Capture
Slides were viewed on a Nikon E800 epifluorescence microscope. Images were captured with a Spot RT camera (Diagnostic Instruments, Sterling Heights, MI) and analyzed using Image Pro Plus 4.5 software (Media Cybernetics, Bethesda, MD).
Authors' contributions
All authors have read and approved the final manuscript.
DA: conceived of the study and participated in its design and coordination and in drafting the manuscript;
MR: tissue culture and immunocytochemistry;
DW: tissue culture, immunocytochemistry and enzyme assays;
MB: enzymatic and statistical analyses and participated in drafting the manuscript;
EA: tissue culture and immunocytochemistry;
CH: immunohistochemistry;
BB: participated in the studies design and coordination and in drafting the manuscript.
We would like to thank the Adolph and Rose Levis Foundation and the Center for Chronic Disorders of Aging (CCDA) for supporting these studies. We especially would like to thank the families of the Alzheimer's patients who have donated tissues in support of this work and Gwendolyn Harley for her technical contributions to this project.
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Clean Your Kid's Pacifier HOW??!
Well this just in as we count down to Mother's Day... Researchers in Sweden have found that the best way to clean your kid's pacifier is . . . to LICK IT! You read that right.
This runs contrary to pretty much everything we believe about hygiene . . . but hey, it sounds GREAT if you're lazy :-)
Researchers found that when parents licked or sucked pacifiers
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Democrats who control the Minnesota House and Senate are likely to try to raise the state's minimum wage in next year's legislative session, leading legislators say, the latest of about a half-dozen efforts to increase it over the last two decades.
The state House this year passed a measure to raise the minimum wage to $9.50 by 2015, which would make Minnesota's one of the highest minimum wages in the nation. But the state Senate passed its own version of the bill increasing the wage to $7.75 an hour, meaning negotiators from the two chambers will need to iron out their differences before a wage hike can go into effect.
Senate Democrats say they worry that hiking the minimum wage too much might harm small businesses and dampen the state's business climate. But state Rep. Ryan Winkler (D), sponsor of the House version, said that "shows the success of the supply-side view of the universe, if Democrats are even repeating the same talking points" as business interests.
Currently, Minnesota's minimum wage stands at $5.25 for employees of companies that gross less than $625,000 in sales annually, and at $6.15 for employees at larger companies. Most workers in Minnesota earn the higher federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour.
Despite its progressive reputation, Minnesota has long had one of the lower minimum wages in the nation. In 1968, the lowest-paid workers earned just 70 cents an hour, a lower rate than any state other than Kentucky, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. The last time the legislature raised the minimum wage, in 2005, the lowest-paid workers went from earning $4.90 an hour to the current $5.25 rate.
Winkler said Minnesota has a lower-than-average share of the workforce earning minimum wage, meaning there may not have been the same sense of urgency to increase the low wages.
But not for lack of effort. Democrats in the state legislature tried to boost that rate at least five times between 1994 and 2008. Gov. Arne Carlson (R) vetoed a minimum wage hike three times, in 1994, 1996 and 1997. Gov. Tim Pawlenty (R) signed the current rate into law in 2005, but he vetoed another increase in 2008.
Now that Democrats hold significant 12- and 11-seat majorities in the state House and Senate, respectively, and with Gov. Mark Dayton (D) in office, the political winds favor a wage increase.
"There is momentum clearly on the DFL side of the aisle after these last twenty-plus years to get minimum wage through, but they just haven't had a governor who's as receptive as Dayton has been," said Eric Ostermeier, a political scientist at the University of Minnesota.
A part of the reason for the lower-than-average wage is that Minnesota is one of just seven states that do not include a so-called tip credit, Ostermeier said. A tip credit allows employers to pay a lower wage if employees make up the difference in gratuities, like those waitstaff at restaurants might earn. All six of the other states without tip credits are Western states.
The legislature will meet for a short session beginning February 25, 2014. By that point, Winkler said, he hopes the legislature takes up the increase in quick order.


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point is there are millions of people on food stamps that should never been allowed to be put on food stamps and now they think they deserve it. If your really poor and need it i have no problem with those people getting it, but those who use food stamps and then turn around and spend 20 to 50 bucks on beer or lottery tickets should be kicked off them. Or people who are on them and just keep having more kids to get more cash should be kicked off as well. I remember one person trying to pass a law. If your getting food stamps or other aid and have another kid that AMOUNT WILL NOT GO UP. It was their choice to have more kids when they could not afford the first one.
I'm curious, where do you get your "millions of people...that should never have been allowed to be put on food stamps"? You might be right, but I'd like to see your source.
While I agree that people who are on some form of aid should not be spending money on beer or lottery tickets, the problem comes from: how would you enforce that? It's not free, and it's probably a safe bet that it would cost more than you save by kicking out the "undeserving," especially if you start to factor in legal costs from people who argue that it was "a one time thing" or "their right to drink whatever they want to."
Lastly, I bet that law didn't pass. No surprises there, because of the nature of this country. It would not be a popular move to say "if you have another child, we're not going to pay to support it. Just let it starve. Or put it into an orphanage. Everyone knows those are such WONDERFUL places."


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Relationship of Irrigation to Public Healthby Lloyd E. Myers, Jr.,
Serial Information: Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers, 1958, Vol. 123, Issue 1, Pg. 846-850
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Serious mosquito-caused health problems exist in many irrigated areas of United States; these problems are primarily result of same faulty irrigation structures and practices which cause water waste, damaged soils and reduced crop production.
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The Matchup:Historically, OU has dominated this series, owning it 81-16-7, including a 34-6-5 lead in Stillwater. But this year, the Cowboys bring a different team into the Bedlam battle. They are a very dangerous 10-1 squad with an explosive offense featuring a talented trio of quarterback Brandon Weeden, running back Kendall Hunter and wide receiver Justin Blackmon. Winners of four straight following their only loss of the season, a 51-41 decision against Nebraska, OSU has all kinds of momentum. But OU has some momentum of its own, winning two straight in convincing fashion after struggling at Texas A&M. The offense has been clicking on all cylinders, and the defense has played solidly as of late.
OU players to watch:
1. WR Ryan Broyles--The Sooner star slot receiver has racked up more than 1,300 yards and 12 touchdowns on 106 receptions. That's good for an average of 119.0 yards per game. In this contest, Broyles will likely be fighting it out with Blackmon for the Biletnikoff Award, and outshining Blackmon by having more of those numbers will not only boost his chances there, but will give OU a huge opportunity to steal this one on the road.
2. DE Jeremy Beal--A lot of emphasis has been put on the secondary locking up Blackmon, but it all starts up front. If the Sooners can pressure Weeden, he won't be able to get the ball out to him as fast. And that pressure all starts with the veteran Beal. He must have a huge game.
OU will win if: It can shut down one of the "big three" offensive players for the Cowboys and make them one dimensional. And it will likely be the run game and Hunter. OU head coach Bob Stoops said he plans on cutting off the rushing attack first, and doing so would pay great dividends towards shutting down the aerial attack.
OSU players to watch:
1. WR Justin Blackmon--To say he's been great would almost be an understatement. Blackmon has been superb in 2010, with 94 receptions for 1,560 yards and 17 touchdowns. And that's even with missing a game. He's averaging 156 receiving yards per game and is also eyeing the Biletnikoff Award.
2. LB Orie Lemon--He has boosted the OSU defense big time this year, leading the team with 107 tackles, including nine tackles for loss, which also leads Cowboys. And 2.5 of those were sacks. Lemon also has three passes broken up, a pair of fumble recoveries and a quarterback hurry.
OSU will win if:It can get the running game going early and often. There's been so much talk about Blackmon, but Hunter is really an X-factor in this contest. If the Cowboys gash through the Sooner defense in a similar manner as Missouri was able to, Weeden will be able to have similar success to Mizzou quarterback Blaine Gabbert.
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1st FLORIDA YOUTH DANCE GALA to Feature 40+ Dancers in Lake Worth on Feb 8
Miami City Ballet Alumni Carlos Miguel Guerra & Jennifer Kronenberg Will Perform Along with 40+ Dancers from Academies in Boca Raton, Fort Myers, Greenacres, Jupiter, Lake Park, Palm Beach Gardens, Pompano Beach, Port St. Lucie, Tampa & West Palm Beach
(West Palm Beach, FL – January 17, 2014) Mauricio Cañete, Founder and director of MC Dance Productions, today announced the line-up for the inaugural FLORIDA YOUTH DANCE GALA, which will be held at the Duncan Theatre, located on the Lake Worth campus of Palm Beach State College, on Saturday, February 8, at 7:30 p.m.
The first FLORIDA YOUTH DANCE GALA will feature will feature dancers Carlos Miguel Guerra and his wife Jennifer Kronenberg, making their first public performance since leaving Miami City Ballet, where they were both Principal Dancers.
The Gala will also showcase more than 40 extraordinarily talented dancers from 11 leading dance academies including:
+ America's Ballet School (Tampa)
Artistic Director, Paula Nuñez
+ Ballet Palm Beach (Palm Beach Gardens)
Artistic Director, Colleen Smith
+ Boca Ballet Theater (Boca Raton)
Artistic Director, Dan Guin & Jane Tyree
+ Florida Dance Conservatory in
Artistic Director, Heather Lescaille & Tina Martin
+ Florida School for Dance Education (Palm Beach Gardens)
Artistic Director, Michele Zehner
+ Gulfshore Ballet (Fort Myers)
Artistic Director, Iliana Lopez & Franklin Gamero
+ Palm Beach School of Dance (Lake Park)
Artistic Director, Tracy & Lorena Mozingo
+ Paris Ballet & Dance (Jupiter)
Artistic Director, Jean-Hugues Feray
+ School of Ballet Arts (Greenacres)
Artistic Director, Deborah Marquez
+ St. Lucie Ballet (Port Saint Lucie)
Artistic Director, Rogelio Corrales & Lydia Oquendo
+ The Arts of Classical Ballet (Pompano Beach)
Artistic Director, Magaly Suarez
In addition, the finalist from the Shake the Ground Dance Competition on January 18 will perform.
"We are very excited to have Guest Artists Carlos Miguel Guerra and Jennifer Kronenberg be part of our world premiere event," said Canete. "They were Principal Dancers with Miami City Ballet for more than a decade and have been featured in numerous publications, including Dance Magazine, Point Magazine, Ocean Drive, New Times and more. To have these extraordinary veterans perform alongside our next generation of dancers will be truly extraordinary."
Dedicated to "celebrating and gathering talented dancers" from all over the state, the FLORIDA YOUTH DANCE GALA will "showcase new choreography, finalists from major dance competitions and some electrifying young dancers, resulting in what may be the most memorable dance event of the coming season," says Cañete, a former dancer with Houston Ballet, Ballet Florida and Ballet Eloelle, who has performed in England, Russia, Hong Kong, Canada, Austria, Germany, China and throughout the Far East.
Canete said he is already anticipating some of the expected highlights from the upcoming Gala, including:
+ America's Ballet School from Tampa will showcase Brandon Carpio (16) and Becca Heidenberg (15), both finalists of America's Dance Competition 2013.
+ School of Ballet Arts in Greenacres will present a brand new piece of choreography that just got 12th place at The (YAGP) Youth America Grand Prix in Tampa 2014.
+ The Arts of Classical Ballet in Pompano Beach will feature Aran Bell (15), who for the past three years has won the top award for his age at the prestigious Youth America Grand Prix (YAGP) in New York, an international competition for the most elite pre-professionals.
+ Jerry Opdenaker, a former dancer and choreographer for Ballet Florida, will bring three students from the Florida School for Dance Education in Palm Beach Gardens to perform a new work.
+ Boca Ballet School will showcase 14 beautiful ballerinas with a breathtaking dance piece.
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Daniel Suarez won the Xfinity Series championship, becoming the first foreign-born driver to win a major NASCAR series title. The second-year driver sat down with NBC Sports after the Ford EcoBoost 300 to relive the race.
Ryan Preece leaving NASCAR future 'up to fate' and his own talent
This is it.
Just 250 laps.
A track in Iowa.
The second half of a two-race gamble on himself that Ryan Preece has spent 20 years investing in since his days at a quarter-midget track in Meriden, Connecticut.
The 26-year-old driver is three days away from a race that could determine if he has any future at NASCAR's highest levels.
The biggest race of Preece's career comes in Saturday night's Xfinity Series event at Iowa Speedway (3:30 p.m., NBC), a race where there will be no Cup drivers to keep him out of the spotlight.
He's been on this stage before, though. He competed in this race against many of the same drivers last year, but in nowhere near the equipment provided by Joe Gibbs Racing's No 20 Toyota. That's why his presence in the Xfinity race two weeks ago at New Hampshire and his second-place finish may have taken some off guard.
"At a national level with Xfinity, there's still probably some people who still don't know I ran last year," says Preece, who ran in all 33 Xfinity races in 2016 with JD Motorsports.
A second-generation driver, Preece rose through the ranks of modifieds and late models in the Northeast, winning numerous series and track championships and becoming the youngest champion of the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour in 2013. He has 17 wins in the series since 2007.
He eventually got a taste of the NASCAR Cup and Xfinity Series with underfunded teams the last three years.
But after his year with JD Motorsports, mostly spent in the back half of the field, Preece didn't want another stagnant season. He didn't want a 10th-place finish at Darlington to be his ceiling.
He's relied on Ryan Newman and Dale Earnhardt Jr. on what he should do.
"(Newman) said 'If you're not having fun, why do it?'" Preece recalls. " 'If you're not doing what you want to be doing, why do that?' I said 'You're right.' I want to win, and I feel I wasn't going to be able to at that point in time."
Preece chose to return to his home in modified racing.
There, he knew he was good. There, he knew he could be at peace and win at the same time.
"I learned that I'm just not somebody who is just going to settle, to just be there" Preece says. "I'm not about being just part of the show. I want to show everybody, more prove to myself that I can do this. Not that I don't think I can, but I want to show everybody else too. I feel like I need that opportunity and I finally got it (with Joe Gibbs Racing)."
While Newman's words helped him come to a conclusion, Earnhardt encouraged him along a specific path.
"I said, 'If you can get into a Gibbs car, get in a Gibbs car," Earnhardt said. " 'That would be your best opportunity to win a race. That's really the only way you're going to be able to get people to take notice. I'm not saying it was my idea, but I think he made a great decision with what little money he had."
"When opportunity doesn't knock, you've got to knock the door down," Preece says.
If Preece didn't heed the words of Earnhardt, he listened to Kevin Manion.
During his one season with JD Motorsports, Preece lived in the race shop of the Kyle Busch Motorsports crew chief.
It was Manion who gave Preece the phone number of Steve deSouza, the executive vice president of Xfinity and development at Joe Gibbs Racing.
"Kevin Manion gave me his number and said, 'Hey, at least you can call. If he doesn't call back, it's no big deal, at least you can say you called'," Preece says. "That's really, to be honest with you, what got everything going because (deSouza) called me back that night. Obviously, it took sponsors to get me into the car and finish off the deal. Those phone calls are what really got me to this point."
Preece said this three days removed from the best finish of his Xfinity career in 37 starts.
Driving the No. 20 Toyota usually piloted by Erik Jones, Denny Hamlin or Christopher Bell, Preece finished second at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
It was a race that saw Preece lead two laps and finish runner-up to Kyle Busch.
But neither of those were the most fun part of the experience for Preece. That came with 10 laps left in Stage 1 as the race resumed after a caution and Preece restarting 16th on fresh tires.
Ten laps later, Preece finished the stage in second behind Kyle Larson.
"That's what I like to do," Preece said. "I'm used to on Friday and Saturday nights where we have what they call a handicap. You win your heat race and then you start 15th or whatever. I'm used to starting mid-pack and driving through the field and navigating through holes and keeping the car safe doing it. That was the most fun to me."
Preece will get one more chance to show off his kind of fun in the Xfinity Series to anyone that's paying attention.
With the backing of five sponsors who have supported his modified and late-model careers, Preece secured the race at New Hampshire. Three of those sponsors will be on his car this weekend in Iowa.
Preece says he hasn't felt any more pressure to perform in these two races than he would in any at the modified level. Even if they could be his last real shot at NASCAR success.
"I knew what the value of those races could be, the risk that was being taken," Preece says. "It's funny, some people have even said after this point they thought what I was doing was pretty risky. They wouldn't do it, it's not the conventional way. I believe in myself, and I knew that if could get the right opportunity and be a part of something like that it could go exactly the way I felt it could go. I could have gone and blown up on Lap 5 and you still wouldn't know who Ryan Preece is."
But for at least one more race, Preece can force the spotlight on himself.
He seeks to make his name when it seems any noteworthy driver rising through NASCAR's top three series hovers around the legal drinking age. But the 26-year-old believes his age is a benefit.
"One thing I know from personal experience is that I've gotten better and wiser with age and that's something about our sport," Preece says. "As long as you're willing to put in the effort, you can keep going to the next level. You're only going to get better as you get older."
Even as the days tick down to his second start, Preece's mind last week was focused on his full-time job. He drives a modified owned by Eddie and Connie Partridge that he takes care of himself.
Last Tuesday, he was in the middle of attaching panels to the car he drove to an eighth-place finish Friday night at Stafford Motor Speedway, located roughly 40 miles northeast of his hometown of Berlin, Connecticut.
Preece has taken it upon himself to prepare his modifieds since 2011 when he parted ways with a team after only three races.
It's a work ethic Preece aspired to after witnessing one of his heroes, the late sprint car driver Dave Steele, from a distance. As a kid still driving in midgets, Preece watched Steele work on his car following a race at the Speedrome in Indianapolis.
"He won that night of course," Preece recalls. "He had his lap top plugged into the whole system and from that day on he made me want to be like him. … I watched him work on his race car and really, he didn't have many guys with him. From what I remember it was only two or three of them. It was a memory for me and kind of what set the tone for who I want to be and how I want to be."
Now Preece is waiting to see if the combination of his work ethic and a gamble on himself will pay off following his Iowa venture.
But Preece is leaving his NASCAR fortunes "up to fate."
"That will tell us if I was meant to do this or not at a bigger level," Preece says. "My goal is to go out there and show the world what I feel I can do and that's hopefully winning races at this level."
Xfinity crew chief Chris Gabehart penalized $5,000 for loose lug nut at Indy
NASCAR has issued one penalty resulting from last weekend's races at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Chris Gabehart, crew chief for the No. 20 Xfinity Series car of Joe Gibbs Racing, was fined $5,000 on Wednesday.
Gabehart was penalized for violating Sections 10.4 and 10.9 of the NASCAR Rule Book covering Tires and Wheels: Lug nut(s) not properly installed at the conclusion of the Lilly Diabetes 250.
There were no other penalties related to last weekend's Xfinity or NASCAR Cup races in Indianapolis or the Camping World Truck Series race at Eldora Speedway.
Richard Childress Racing to announce plans for a third Cup team 'at a later date'
With Paul Menard and his family's home improvement chain sponsorship on the move to Wood Brothers Racing for 2018, Richard Childress Racing has a major funding gap to address.
Menards has adorned the No. 27 Chevrolet for RCR for seven consecutive Cup seasons and is among the last full-season sponsors in NASCAR's premier series. It assuredly is the most lucrative of RCR's sponsorships.
Though the team is committed to fielding Chevys for Ryan Newman and Austin Dillon next season, the impending departure of Menard leaves questions about whether RCR will remain a three-car team in 2018.
In a statement Wednesday morning, team chairman and CEO Richard Childress said the team "will be announcing our plans for a third Cup team and our overall 2018 team lineup at a later date."
Here's the full statement from Childress:
Paul Menard and Menards, Inc. have had a partnership with RCR for seven years. Together, we have enjoyed a tremendous amount of success, including Paul's emotional win at Indianapolis in 2011. He is a very talented driver and a good friend. Everyone at RCR wishes both Paul and Menards nothing but the best in the future.
Our entire RCR organization is 100 percent focused on getting all three of our Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series programs in the playoffs this year, and bringing another Cup championship to RCR in 2017.
We will be announcing our plans for a third Cup team and our overall 2018 team lineup at a later date.
Paul Menard will move to the Wood Brothers for 2018 season
Paul Menard will join Wood Brothers Racing next season, the team announced Wednesday. He will replace Ryan Blaney, who will move after this season to run a third Cup car for Team Penske.
Menards will sponsor the car in 22 races. Additional sponsorship, including plans for longtime partner Motorcraft/Quick Lane, will be announced later. The technical alliance between Team Penske and the Wood Brothers will continue. Greg Erwin will serve as Menard's crew chief, car owner Eddie Wood confirmed Wednesday afternoon.
"It's fantastic to have the ability to continue to race in the highest level of motorsports full time and something we look forward to doing with Paul for years to come," Wood said in a statement. "I know this will allow us to continue to perform as an organization and will give Paul a great opportunity to go out there and compete for wins. Paul is not only a great driver with a lot of experience in the Cup Series, but he's great with partners, which is a big part of what we do these days. We are looking forward to finishing out this season with Ryan (Blaney), going for more wins and maybe even a championship, and continuing that with Paul in 2018."
Said Menard: "I've really enjoyed my time in NASCAR and as a Cup Series driver, but to get the chance to drive the iconic No. 21 for the Wood Brothers is the coolest thing I've ever got a chance to do. I'm looking forward to working with the team, working with Roush Yates, Ford Performance and Team Penske to see what we can do. Ryan (Blaney) has done a fantastic job and is a constant threat to run up front. Hopefully, we can do the same thing and keep the momentum going into 2018 and beyond."
Also, Menard will run a handful of Xfinity races for Team Penske next year.
Menard had been with Richard Childress Racing since 2011, scoring his lone Cup victory — the 2011 Brickyard 400 — with the organization.
Menard's best finish in the points with the organization was 14th in 2015. He is 23rd in the points with no wins, two top fives and three top-10 finishes this season.
The move marks the fourth organization the 36-year-old Menard has raced full-time for in his Cup career. He drove for Dale Earnhardt Inc. from 2007-08, Yates Racing from 2009-10 and Childress since.
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Canterbury props Aiden Tolman and Dave Klemmer are teammates on Sunday but the Bulldogs duo could be squaring off for a spot in Australia's Four Nations squad.
Tolman and Klemmer are in consideration to make their representative debuts as the Australian squad undergoes a dramatic shake-up with a host of incumbents unavailable.
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Tolman, 25, who has been on the verge of representative selection for two seasons, said he was not focused on securing a Test spot.
"If you're playing all right then those things happen," Tolman said. "I didn't get to play Origin this year so all those players are in front of me. If I was to get picked in the Australian team it would be great, I've lost count how many times I've been tossed up for rep teams but haven't made it.
"I don't think about it. It doesn't really bother me. Winning the grand final is No.1 on my list. Hopefully I get to do that on Sunday."
Paul Gallen, Nate Myles, Andrew Fifita, David Shillington, James Tamou and Trent Merrin are all unavailable while Matt Scott remains in doubt. Sam Thaiday is expected to push to the front row but Sheens is reluctant on moving Corey Parker away from the back row. Aaron Woods will almost certainly make his Test debut while Josh Papalii, Brenton Lawrence, Dylan Napa and Jacob Lillyman are under consideration to play in the middle of the field. Only Papalii has tasted Test football for Australia before.
Tolman will get to test his credentials when he goes head to head with a big South Sydney pack on Sunday.
"They are a good team and play off the back of a great forward pack," Tolman said. "We need to match them in the middle. The Burgess brothers get all the accolades, and that's well deserved, but they've got guys like Dave Tyrrell and those guys who go about their job and get a quick play-the-ball and they play off that. They've got some quality players and [the forwards all play a] bit different. We have to make sure we're turning up."
Tolman's Bulldogs teammate Josh Jackson is also in contention for a spot in the Australia squad while centre Josh Morris' knee injury is set to rule him out.
Morris' injury opens the door for South Sydney centre Dylan Walker to become a Test bolter alongside teammate Alex Johnston, with Morris' brother Brett also unavailable.
South Sydney's Greg Inglis will play fullback for the Kangaroos as Billy Slater is injured.


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