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Equus is a genus of animals in the family Equidae that includes horses, donkeys, andzebras. Within Equidae, Equus is the only extant genus. Like Equidae more broadly, Equushas numerous extinct species known only from fossils.
Equines are medium to large mammals, with long heads and necks with a mane. Their legs are slender and end in a single, unguligrade toe, protected by a horny hoof. They have long, slender tails, either ending in a tuft, or entirely covered in flowing hair. They are adapted to generally open terrain, from plains and savannas, to mountains or deserts.
The pinnae (outer ears) of equines are mobile, enabling them to easily localise the origin of sounds. They have two-color, or dichromatic vision. Their eyes are set back far on the head, giving them a wide angle of view, without entirely losing binocular vision. Equines also have a vomeronasal organ, that allows males to use the flehmen, or 'lip-curling' response to assess the sexual state of potential mates. Equines are one of only two mammals (the other is the human) capable of producing copious sweat perspiration for thermoregulatory cooling, enabling fast running over long distances.
Equines are herbivores, and feed predominantly on tough, fibrous food, such as grasses and sedges. When in need, they will also eat other vegetable matter, such as leaves, fruits, or bark, but are normally grazers, not browsers. Unlike ruminants, with their complex stomachs, equines break down cellulose in the "hindgut" or caecum, a part of the colon. Their dentition is almost complete, with cutting incisors to crop food, and grinding molars set well back behind a diastema.
Equines are social animals, living in herds or bands. Horses, along with Plains and Mountain Zebras, have permanent herds generally consisting of a single male and a band of females, with the remaining males forming small "bachelor" herds. The remaining species have temporary herds, lasting only a few months, which may be either single-sexed or mixed. In either case, there are clear hierarchies established amongst the individuals, usually with a dominant female controlling access to food and water resources and the lead male controlling mating opportunities.


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ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) — A merger proposal made last month by the chief executive of Kenya Airways was considered but is not practical, a senior Ethiopian Airlines official said Thursday.
Kenya Airways Chief Executive Titus Naikuni told an aviation conference last month that his airline, Ethiopian Airlines and South African Airways should consider merging. Naikuni said the three small airlines won't be able to compete on their own in coming years.
Yissehak Zewoldi, a vice president with Ethiopian Airlines, told The Associated Press on Thursday that the advantage of increased scale would be positive but that a merger is not likely.
"Big is always good. You can achieve better results in competitiveness and cost reduction by working together, so the merger idea is theoretically good and we looked at the idea," Zewoldi said as the airline celebrated its one-year membership in the Star Alliance.
"But it won't go beyond that. Its practicality is highly doubtful," he said.
Zewoldi said one top stumbling block is that Ethiopian Airlines and Kenya Airways belong to competing global alliances. Kenyan Airways is a member of SkyTeam. South African Airways belongs to the Star Alliance.
After Naikuni's proposal, the Centre for Aviation showed how a South African-Ethiopian-Kenyan airline would rank compared with other large carriers. The three airlines combined would have a capacity of 650,000 seats weekly, it said. By comparison Delta has 3.7 million weekly seats, Lufthansa has 2.7 million weekly seats, and Emirates has 1 million weekly seats, the Centre for Aviation said.
Ethiopian Airlines currently flies to 70 international destinations spanning four continents with 54 airplanes, including four Boeing 787 Dreamliners.

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At the time the Founders were shaping the future of a new country, John Adams suggested the President should be addressed as "His Excellency." Happily, others recognized that such a title was inappropriate. Though the proper form of address represents only a small detail, defining everything about the Presidency was central to the idea of America that was a work-in-progress when the nation was young.
Through the use of maps and original documents, this lesson will focus on the key battles of the Civil War, Gettysburg and Vicksburg and show how the battles contributed to its outcome. It will also examine the "total war" strategy of General Sherman, and the role of naval warfare in bringing about a Union victory.
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HOUSTON (AP) — Oilfield services company Baker Hughes Inc. says the number of rigs actively exploring for oil and natural gas in the U.S. increased by two this week to 1,748.
The Houston-based company said in its weekly report that 1,354 rigs were exploring for oil and 389 for gas. Five were listed as miscellaneous. A year ago there were 1,979 rigs.
The report was issued Thursday, a day early because of the Good Friday holiday.
Of the major oil- and gas-producing states, Oklahoma gained nine rigs, Colorado gained two and North Dakota and Pennsylvania each gained one.
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As part of the National Day of Prayer for Mental Illness Recovery and Understanding
Editorial by Community Missions
Community Missions will hold an ecumenical community prayer service on Tuesday, Oct. 8, as part of The National Day of Prayer for Mental Illness Recovery and Understanding. The service will be held from 3:30 to 4:15 p.m., with light refreshments to follow the service.
The prayer service is open to the public and will be held at the First Congregational United Church of Christ, 822 Cleveland Ave., Niagara Falls (details and directions here).
This National Day of Prayer is part of Mental Illness Awareness Week, which begins Oct. 6. Established by an Act of Congress in 1990, MIAW is observed in the first week of October and is an opportunity to learn more about serious mental illnesses, such as major depression, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.
The Rev. Mark Breese, agency minister and director of ministry and community partnerships at Community Missions, and the Rev. Marna Pritchard, pastor of First Congregational Church, will lead the prayer service. Other area clergy will also take part.
"The community prayer service for mental illness recovery and understanding will offer an opportunity for community leaders, pastors, churches and the general public to stand in solidarity with those who struggle with mental illness and with their families," Breese said. "What people need to know is that there is treatment, and recovery is possible. There is hope!"
"Hope" is the theme of this year's service.
"Often, the general public only sees mental illness, and those who struggle with it, as something to fear," Breese said. "The news media focuses on tragedies, like shootings that have recently occurred. The public needs to know that such events are preventable, if individuals with mental illness can receive proper treatment, support and understanding. That is a big part of what Community Missions does as an agency."
Mental illnesses are medical illnesses. One in four adults experiences a mental health problem in any given year. One in 17 lives with serious, chronic illness. Many people in this community are directly affected by mental illness. The good news is that treatment does work and recovery is possible.
On average, people living with serious mental illness live 25 years less than the rest of the population. One reason is that less than one-third of adults and less than one-half of children with a diagnosed illness receive treatment. There is also often a tendency for medical professionals to ignore or disregard other physical medical symptoms individuals with mental illness report. This is one of the sad facts surrounding the stigma associated with mental illness.
When proper mental health care isn't available in a community, the results often are lost jobs and careers, broken families, more homelessness, more welfare and much more expensive costs for hospital emergency rooms, nursing homes, schools, police and even courts, jails and prisons. Since the early 1970s, Community Missions has been addressing this important public health issue by offering a variety of residential and community-based programs for youth and adults with mental illness.
"As an agency committed to helping those with mental illness, our goal has been to not only help individuals and families struggling with mental illness directly, but also to reduce the stigma that exists around mental illness," said Robyn Krueger, executive director of Community Missions. "We are all part of one community, and the well-being of our neighbors should be a concern for all of us."
To learn more about mental illness support, education and advocacy, visit the National Alliance on Mental Illness websiteshttp://www.nami.org and www.nami.org/faithnet.


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The Tulane Law School Sports Law program provides students with the background necessary to understand and handle problems unique to the sports industry.
Sports Law Replay - 10/22/12
This week's sports law news featured the NHL's latest offer in CBA negotiations, Paul Tagliabue's new role in the NFL's bounty appeals, and the NCAA's response to New Jersey's sports gambling law.
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FootballThe NFL responded to the latest court filings concerning the bounty suspensions. http://bit.ly/RTqCNy
A federal magistrate has ordered the NFL to provide the court with its documents related to the Saints bounty investigation. http://es.pn/XjfTzl
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has recused himself from the bounty suspension appeals and appointed former NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue in his place. Mike Triplett argues it's the best move the NFL has made so far: http://bit.ly/Rd2031
The NFL says Tagliabue is not a neutral arbitrator, but the CBA doesn't require that he be neutral. http://bit.ly/TqHxvN
The UFL has postponed the rest of its season until the spring. http://bit.ly/T6b8nL
CyclingThe IOC stated that it would wait for UCI's decision regarding Lance Armstrong before it decided whether to strip Armstrong of his Olympic bronze medal. http://hrld.us/T9HZhG
UCI has decided to strip Lance Armstrong of his seven Tour de France titles and to ban him from cycling. http://yhoo.it/RWz9lu
Armstrong announced that he will resign as chairman of his Livestrong foundation. http://bit.ly/RFcDgT
Nike and other sponsors have decided to end their relationship with Lance Armstrong. http://on.wsj.com/RSZwpS
NHLThe NHL publicly released the terms of its latest proposal to the NHLPA in lockout negotiations: http://bit.ly/WmZQCB
Here is the NHL's explanation of its offer: http://bit.ly/Wz550w
Is the NHL's latest offer a breakthrough in CBA negotiations? http://bit.ly/QnIfDz
Bob McKenzie details the NHLPA's response to the NHL's offer: http://bit.ly/RFoJGR
James Mirtle on why the players won't go for the NHL's latest proposal: http://bit.ly/OIFa4L
NCAAThe NCAA is attempting to block plaintiffs' request for class action status in the O'Bannon v. NCAA case. http://usat.ly/TfS9gT
Michael McCann briefly reviews the developments of the O'Bannon case. http://bit.ly/RGeOB2
New Jersey officials spoke out about the NCAA's decision to move championships out of the state in response to a new sports gambling law. http://bit.ly/RSvUJc
Dan Wetzel criticizes the NCAA's response to New Jersey's new gambling law. http://yhoo.it/R8Zx9M
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Possible New Photo of the Cave Scene on "Half-Blood Prince" Calendar
Jul 12, 2008
There is a photo of what may be the cave scene on the cover of a 2009 Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince calendar. In this photo found on the Megacalendar website, you can see a large photo of Dan Radcliffe as Harry, and down in the corner you can see a very small photo of what looks like Dumbledore and Harry in the cave, standing before some sort of rock formation or perhaps the basin area for the potion. As there have been mulitple fake posters and photos making the rounds, purporting to show the cave, it is also of note that many websites (and our own Cauldron shop) now have the HBP 2009 calendars for pre-order, however none, save this website, are showing an official cover from the publishers Andrews McMeel. We are working to confirm this is an official photo, and will update with more when we can.
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Litchfield town deliberative session draws small crowdBy KIMBERLY HOUGHTON
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February 02. 2013 2:20PM
LITCHFIELD -- Local voters spent three hours on Saturday debating various town issues, including two proposals that could potentially change the character of this small, rural community.

An intimate crowd of about 35 residents attended the town's annual deliberative session to review the recommended $5 million town budget and numerous warrant articles that will be placed on the ballot next month.

Those articles garnering the most discussion included a proposal to establish a multi-family residential overlay district, and a separate proposal to conduct a sewer system study.

According to Mike Croteau, member of the planning board, the state requires that a multi-family overlay district be created in each community, which he says is good for economic development and will enable more housing options for employees of area businesses.

If adopted by voters on Election Day, the multi-family district will be established north of Leach Brook and south of Page Road. Development of the district, according to Croteau, is to maintain the existing character of the neighborhood and also meet state requirements.

He said no more than six units will be permitted in any structure, and the minimum lot size would be two acres.

The district, as proposed, represents about 11 percent of Litchfield's total area, according to Croteau, who estimates there is a potential for 90 structures to be built within the district.

"Many communities statewide have made a legitimate effort to enforce this law," he said, adding compliance seems to be easier than expected, and the impacts on municipalities are less than originally predicted.

Not everyone was sold on the idea of adding a multi-family housing district.

"Don't we already have sufficient multi-family housing?" asked former selectman Ralph Boehm.

His concern was echoed by Chris Pascucci, member of the budget committee, who argued that Litchfield already has affordable housing, which is why people like himself moved into the community years ago.

If the district is not created, Steve Perry of the planning board stressed that developers could ultimately come into Litchfield and construct multi-unit houses anywhere within the town. This proposal, he explained, provides a specific area where these types of units can be built.

Residents were also presented with a separate warrant article seeking $10,000 to conduct a sewer system study.

Selectman Frank Byron stressed that there is no intent for the town to construct its own sewer system, but there is interest in possibly reaching intermunicipal agreements with other communities allowing use of their sewer systems by potential businesses hoping to relocate to Litchfield.

This proposal could help attract future companies into town, according to Byron, who said residents have expressed a sincere desire to have more economic development here.

"What kind of town do you want when you vote on this?" asked Pascucci, arguing he does not understand the premise of the warrant article.

If it is approved, he claims that larger businesses such as a prison or large manufacturing plant could set up shop in town.

"I don't want that," he said, maintaining it could ultimately increase taxes.

Byron emphasized that the town is zoned to include commercial development.

"We can all hope that our town can stay the same ... but that is not realistic," said Byron. "We have to grow as a community, and the best way to do that is to grow in a planned fashion."

Election Day is March 12, with voting from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Campbell High School, 1 Highlander Court.

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Brunch Pockets
These hefty handfuls promise everyone a good hot breakfast with little fuss. Kids especially love the toasty grab-and-go pockets stuffed with pineapple, ham, turkey and cheese. And what a great way to use up leftovers!
Total TimePrep: 25 min. Bake: 25 min.
Makes4 servings
- 1 package (15 ounces) refrigerated pie crust
- 2 pineapple slices, cut in half
- 4 thin slices deli ham
- 4 thin slices deli turkey
- 4 slices Swiss cheese
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- Cut each pastry sheet into four wedges. Pat pineapple slices dry with paper towels. Top four pastry wedges with one slice each of ham, turkey, cheese and pineapple, folding meat and cheese to fit if necessary. Top each with a pastry wedge; seal and crimp edges with a fork. Cut slits in pastry.
- Place on an ungreased baking sheet. Brush lightly with egg. Bake at 350° for 25-30 minutes or until golden brown. Serve warm.
Originally published as Brunch Pockets in Country Woman Christmas 2004
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January 23, 2012 WIC Update
SUBJECT 1: WIC Operations Manual (WOM) – Now on the WIC Web Site
SUBJECT 2: AAP Smart Brief – Top Stories
SUBJECT 3: New Food Allergy Policy Guide for Schools
WIC Operations Manual (WOM): We're sending this as a reminder that the WIC Operations Manual is now being published via the web as of January 23, 2012. The website is http://www.health.mo.gov/living/families/wic/wiclwp/wom/.
There will no longer be a download of the Folio version and you will no longer need to submit any download paperwork. Please see the attached instructions for uninstalling the WOM in Folio format.
Policies on the web are in Adobe PDF format. There are headers for the volumes and sections so that you can click and go to volume, section, or individual policies, similar to the table of contents in the Folio version.
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AAP Smart Brief – Top Stories: Attached are articles from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Smart Brief. These top stories are topics on such things as obesity, caffeine, asthma and food insecurity compelling some families to water down infant formulas. If you have questions, please contact your District TA nutritionist. (ONE ATTACHMENT)
New Food Allergy Policy Guide for Schools: The following is a great resource to assist parents, caregivers, and teachers with the management of food allergies in preschool and kindergarten-aged WIC participants. The National School Boards Association (NSBA) is pleased to announce the release of "Safe at School and Ready to Learn: a Comprehensive Policy Guide for Protecting Students with Life-Threatening Food Allergies." We know our WIC population is not of school age but we thought this may be informative to you.
This new guide is designed to help school leaders and schools establish comprehensive policies and practices that support the safety, well-being, and academic success of students with life-threatening food allergies. In addition to providing relevant data related to food allergy in schools, the publication focuses on the need for schools to partner with families and healthcare providers in identifying and preparing management plans for students with food allergies. Further, it provides information on following medication protocols; establishing a coordinated system to prevent and respond to food allergy-related emergencies across the school environment; communicating with and educating parents, students, and school personnel; and monitoring and evaluating policies and practices.
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The Saxons took a 14-6 lead late in the third quarter on a three-yard touchdown run by senior Nick Clark (Canisteo-Greenwood/Canisteo) on fourth down. Senior Eric Rockwood (Allegany-Limestone/Allegany) kicked the extra point to put Alfred up by eight points but on their next possession the Saxons gained just four yards on three plays deep in their own territory and were forced to punt to Ithaca senior Dan Ruffrage (Whitesboro/Utica Notre Dame), the nation's second-leading punt returner. Ruffrage ran the punt back 43 yards for his third kick return touchdown of the year (tying Ithaca's school record). Clark broke up the two-point conversion pass attempt by sacking sophomore quarterback Phil Neumann (Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake/Burnt Hills).
Alfred took the kickoff 68 yards in eight plays, capping the drive with a 15-yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback TJ Kilcarr (Clarkstown South/Nanuet) to junior tight end Adam Schultz (Geneva/Geneva). Rockwood's extra point stretched the Saxon lead to 21-12.
Neumann threw an eight-yard touchdown pass to junior wideout Joseph Ingrao (St. Anthony's/Nesconset) with 3:16 left in regulation and senior Andrew Rogowski (Canisius/East Amherst) kicked the extra point to close Ithaca's deficit to two points. The Bomber drive was helped by a roughing the kicker penalty called on Alfred on a Bomber punt and a spectacular catch by Ruffrage that featured him wrestling the ball out of the hands of a Saxon defensive back while both were in the air.
Sophomore tailback Austin Dwyer (Hornell/Arkport) helped Alfred run out the clock, gaining 17 yards on the Saxons' first five plays before junior tailback Tyler DeRosa (Miller Place/Miller Place) picked up five yards on a third-and-three carry to seal the win – Alfred's first in Ithaca since 1982.
Dwyer ran for 129 yards and Kilcarr threw for 211 yards and two touchdowns. His 45-yard scoring pass to sophomore wide receiver Justin Oliver (Rocky Point/Rocky Point) put Alfred ahead early in the second quarter.
Clark led the Saxon defense with seven tackles and an interception. His two tackles for loss included a sack.
Rogowski kicked a pair of field goals, giving him 12 on the season to tie his own 2009 school record.
Junior running back Jarrett Naiden (Easton Area/Easton, Pa.) ran for a career-high 141 yards for the Bombers.
Ithaca's defense was led by junior linebacker Will Carter (Westlake/Thornwood), who made seven solo stops among his 12 tackles. Senior linebacker Eric Toporoff (Montville Township/Montville, N.J.) added 12 tackles. Senior linebacker Joe Gilfedder (Governor Livingston/Berkeley Heights, N.J.) was in on three tackles for loss among his nine stops.
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We enjoyed our first family holiday away at Feather Cottage. Very close to the local shops and surrounding countryside walks.
We enjoyed our first family holiday away at Feather Cottage. Very close to the local shops and surrounding countryside walks. Would definitely recommend staying here. We were disappointed at how little wood was left for us to have a fire and no coal at all, especially as it is November and you have to light the fire to heat the radiators in the cottage. Also no DVD player but that wasn't too important.
- Open fire
- Smoke-free
- Garden / Patio
- Cot available
- Pub/shop < 1 mile
- Washing machine
- Dishwasher
The property
Feather Cottage is a former Peasenhall ale house, originally built around the 1470s and is full of the original charm and character.
This delightful end-terrace cottage offers all modern amenities and is simply furnished, adding to the authenticity.
There is a ground floor bathroom, fitted kitchen and lobby area, which takes you out to a rear pathway, leading to an attractive cottage garden with seating, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the peaceful surroundings.
The sitting room with dining area at this Peasenhall cottage enjoys an open fire, ideal for cosy winter evenings, and a steep staircase leads to the spacious attic bedroom with beams and original dormer windows.
Peasenhall village offers good local amenities which include a village store with Post Office, a family butcher's, a deli, tea rooms, a local pub serving quality food and several footpaths to enjoy the picturesque country walks available throughout the year.
The surrounding area offers interesting attractions, which include National Trust properties, RSPB Minsmere and the beautiful Suffolk Heritage Coast, just a few miles away and offering lovely beaches.
A truly romantic Peasenhall cottage perfect at any time of the year.
One double bedroom. Ground floor bathroom with bath, shower over and basin. Separate WC. Fitted kitchen. Sitting room with dining area and open fire.
- Electric heating with open fire in sitting room
- Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD
- Fuel, power and starter pack for open fire inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Travel cot
- Roadside parking
- Private lawned garden with furniture
- Two well-behaved dogs welcome
- Sorry, no smoking
- Shop 5 mins walk, pub 1.2 miles
- Note: This property is on the main tourist route and as such some road noise can be heard
- Note: This cottage has steep stairs and is not suitable for the elderly and less mobile.
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About the location
Saxmundham 5 miles; Halesworth 6 miles; Dunwich 9 miles; Southwold 13 miles.
Sitting amid Suffolk's gentle rolling countryside is the picturesque village of Peasenhall, bursting with pretty period houses and quaint cottages and proudly boasting quality local amenities, including a delicatessen with its own smokehouse, an excellent family butcher selling local farm produce, a village store with a post office, an interesting curio shop, tea rooms, and a public house serving fresh local produce. Within Peasenhall village you can enjoy several footpaths that lead you over open fields where you can enjoy the glorious surrounding Suffolk countryside. Peasenhall is an ideal place for those wishing to explore Suffolk by car, cycle or on foot, offering quiet rural country lanes, pretty villages and interesting market towns. The nearby beautiful Suffolk Heritage Coast is just a short drive or cycle ride from Peasenhall village, where you can explore Suffolk's coastal delights at Aldeburgh, Walberswick, RSPB Minsmere, Dunwich and Southwold. Other local attractions include Framlingham Castle, Helingham Gardens, Sutton Hoo, Snape Maltings, Orford Castle and several antique centres all awaiting your exploration.
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This property offers the following short breaks:
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10 Inspiring Blogs on Vegan Food & Cooking
If you're vegan or considering going vegan, you are probably always interested in fresh sources of inspiration. Here are 10 vegan blogs that we've found helpful, inspiring, and beautiful. Not all are strictly vegan, but all have a lot to offer. Even if you're not vegan, do check these out: they focus on vegetables and grains in a wonderful way that often isn't found in more mainstream food media.
• 1 Post Punk Kitchen - Isa Chandra Moskowitz is considered one of the best resources on vegan cooking. Fresh, tasty, and awesome — all the recipes in Veganomicon and her other books are worth checking out — whether you're vegan or not!
• 2 VeganYumYum - Lauren Ulm's beautifully-photographed vegan dishes and lovely blog won her a cookbook contract. She has a great cookbook out now, and a fabulous archive of recipes.
• 3 101 Cookbooks - Heidi Swanson's blog isn't strictly vegan, but she has over 100 vegan recipes in her archive. They are all so beautiful, and of such quality, with interesting grains and other ingredients, that we think that they should be a first stop for a vegan cook.
• 4 Would Rather Gather - A new-to-us vegan blog recommended by a friend. We love the clean layout and design of the site, and the fresh and delicious recipes.
• 5 Have Cake Will Travel - This is a new favorite blog! And we only just realized that it's all vegan. Delicious!
• 6 FatFree Vegan Kitchen - SusanV is such a great resource and inspiration for vegan recipes.
• 7 Vegan Lunchbox - Jennifer is author of Vegan Lunch Box Around the World — and her blog is always practical, down-to-earth, and inspiring.
• 8 C'est La Vegan - Kim owns C'est La V Bakeshop, a vegan bakery, and her blog is a great resource for vegan baked goods of all sorts (and more, too!).
• 9 Manifest Vegan - We are always drawn to Allyson's sunny photos and recipes.
• 10 Mollie Katzen - Mollie's site isn't exactly a blog, but it has such a wealth of recipes and resources from this wonderful author and cook who brought vegetarian cooking into the mainstream.
Your turn! What are your favorite vegan blogs?
Related: Good Question: Best Healthy and Natural Food Blogs?
(Images: Isa Chandra Moskowitz of Post Punk Kitchen; Lauren Ulm of VeganYumYum; Heidi Swanson of 101 Cookbooks; Shawna of Would Rather Gather; Celine of Have Cake Will Travel; SusanV of FatFree Vegan Kitchen; Jennifer of Vegan Lunch Box; Kim of C'est La Vegan; Allyson of Manifest Vegan; Mollie Katzen)


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Why Pay Cable Can't Let Netflix Have All the Movies
It may seem like HBO, Showtime, and Starz are all about the original series, but movies still matter to them.
Earlier this month, Netflix stunned the TV business by striking a monster deal with the Walt Disney Co. that will funnel hundreds of the studio's past and future movie titles (everything from animated classics like Sleeping Beauty to the studio's newly acquired Star Wars movies) away from their longtime home on Starz to the streaming service. The shocker wasn't that a big studio would allow its films on Netflix; that's been happening for years. What made this $300 million agreement a "game-changer," as Netflix chief content officer Ted Sarandos called it, is the fact that this is the first time a major player has decided to completely bypass the pay-cable window in favor of a purely digital platform." It marked a coming out for online subscription services as a viable alternative to HBO and Showtime and Starz," Sarandos told Vulture. While many looked at it as a major victory for Netflix, others took it as a sign that movies were becoming less important to pay cablers as they concentrate more on original series. However, for all the attention that HBO has gotten for shows like True Blood and The Sopranos and Showtime for Dexter and Homeland, it turns out that movies are still very important to them. In fact, cable execs argue that in many ways, theatrical movies are still just as important as all the buzz- and Emmy-grabbing series.
Conventional wisdom in recent years has held that pay cable networks' series are no longer just added benefits for subscribers, but the main attraction. Hits like The Sopranos and Sex and the City are why HBO used to brag that, "It's not TV." And when Showtime opted not to renew its movie deals with Paramount, Lionsgate, and MGM back in 2008, it said it was doing so in part because it felt the money it was spending on theatricals would be better used on increasing its original content. (It seems to have worked: Showtime had about 16.5 million subscribers at the start of 2009; today, it has over 22 million, an increase of more than 30 percent — though HBO still tops it with 30 million subscribers.) But HBO original programming president Michael Lombardo says that despite all the buzz about first-run fare, subscribers still want to be able to see Tower Heist at 2 a.m. Saturday night. "It is correct that HBO is most recognized for our original productions, particularly the series," Lombardo told Vulture. "Our consumers, however, still expect to receive recent theatricals. It still ranks high when they are asked why they subscribe and given the output deals we have — FOX, Universal, Warner Bros., and, starting next year, Summit — they know movies are a significant part of the HBO offering."
It also appears as if movies may be something of a gateway drug for potential pay-TV addicts. "Our own research shows potential subscribers cite theatrical films and original production about equally when asked why they may subscribe to the service," Lombardo says, noting that "recent theatricals are more marketable to customers" than older titles because they "still enjoy the awareness that came from the theatrical marketing and we have exclusive rights to them." As for original offerings such as Girls and Game of Thrones, Lombardo suggests they're the meat and potatoes that keep folks from bailing on premium channels when budgets get tight. "Current subscribers … reference series more than any other attribute as the reason for keeping the service," he says. (This suggests a new ad slogan for the network: "HBO: Come for the Clooney, Stay for the Dunham!") Over at Netflix, meanwhile, Sarandos says that despite his new deal with Disney, feature films actually aren't the major draw of his streaming service: "70 percent of viewing is TV shows. About one-third is movies." So why shell out so much coin when TV is already driving growth? Well, in the case of Disney, more than a few analysts have suggested that the Mouse's cultlike appeal with kids will prove invaluable in convincing parents of tots to either subscribe or stay with Netflix. More than that, however, Sarandos says it's because Netflix needs to make sure subscribers feel as if they've got access to an ever-expanding array of viewing options. "The more you watch [Netflix], the less likely you are to quit," Sarandos explains. "We have an ongoing relationship with our customers. We have to keep our customers happy every day … For us, engagement has a direct correlation to retention."
Pay cable needs a similar mix of TV and movies, but for them, the percentages are flipped, partly by necessity: They have too many hours of airtime to fill to depend solely on their own series. Take a closer look at any of the advertising inserts DirecTV, Dish, or most cable operators shoved into Sunday newspapers or those Val-Pak mailers. You'll notice that premium networks aren't just marketed as one-off propositions, but rather as multi-channel (and, these days, multi-platform) experiences: Showtime Unlimited (thirteen channels!), Starz SuperPack (fifteen channels! eight in HD!), HB-Whoa! (okay, we made that one up). All these spinoff channels need content, and reruns of Girls really don't work on HBO Family. The key for execs at the pay networks is making sure they have enough movie titles to keep their "shelves" stocked, but not so many that they're overspending on output deals with the studios. As one unnamed exec told Variety all the way back in 2007, when premium channels were just beginning to balk at the exploding costs of theatricals, there's a sort of Goldilocks formula that pay channels are constantly rejiggering in trying to figure out their feature needs: "They want a certain amount of movies," the suit said. "They just don't want too many."
It's possible this programming equation will evolve as Netflix, Amazon, Apple, and other digital players continue their push to steal away market share from their linear rivals. But just as cereal-makers used to market their boxes of sugar and chemicals as "a delicious part of a nutritious breakfast," Hollywood films are likely to remain a part of the programming mix at pay-cable nets for the foreseeable future. These blockbusters allow HBO and others to market themselves as full-service networks with just about any kind of visual entertainment a viewer might want. This is why you can still find boxing and MMA bouts on premium services (even in an age of ESPN and regional sports nets) or soft-core porn on Skinemax (even in the era of free online porn). New technology has made it easy for movie lovers to get films on demand, but for now at least, there are still many, many folks who simply want to know they can turn on the TV and find an uncensored, commercial-free movie to watch at any time of the day. "Many wrote at the time that the VHS was going to destroy the value of films," Lombardo says. But, "They have always had value. And still do."


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"Just a note to tell you how grateful I am for your program.
My daughter got married in April - lots of photos - all put onto my computer and luckily, my iPod. Disaster struck when my computer died - I lost all the photos. I still had them on the iPod, but had no idea how to get them back on to the computer. When I reinstated iTunes, I pressed the wrong button and lost all my music, so you can understand how scared I was that I would lose my only remaining photos, too.
Someone on the iPod website recommended your program, so I bought it. However, not being that technically minded, I had a few problems applying the program. Undeterred, I e-mailed Zelek, and was very patiently and courteously helped to sort it all out.
I am delighted to say that the program worked perfectly, and I now have all my photos back onto the computer.
What a brilliant product, and what amazing service. Thank you so much!"-Veronica
"After I got home last night, I went ahead and purchased the Photo Liberator software from your website.
I have to say that I had my doubts as to whether or not it would work. I am glad to report that the software worked pretty much flawlessly. I had no trouble downloading the software to my computer, and the software immediately commenced the process of copying the photos from my ipod to the external hard drive connected to my PC. The copying process took all night (since we have 3,000+ photos), and when I woke up this morning, all of the photos were stored on the external hard drive.
I had thought all of our family photos were irretrievably lost, so it's a major relief that I found your software and was able to get our family memories back!"-Jonathan, Newtown, Pennsylvania
"I have just recovered my photo library from my old iPod and as a result I now have some treasured photo's back ... what a wonderfully simple device the Photo Liberator is!!!!
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Montastraea franksi
|Scope: Global
Language: English
|Scientific Name:
|Montastraea franksi (Gregory, 1895)
|Taxonomic Notes:
|Until recently, this species was included in M. annularis (Weil and Knowlton 1994) along with M. faveolata. Consequently, most studies prior to 1994 do not distinguish between the three species, and information on population is difficult to disaggregate for the three taxa.
|Red List Category & Criteria:
|Vulnerable A4ce ver 3.1
|Year Published:
|Date Assessed:
|Aronson, R., Bruckner, A., Moore, J., Precht, B. & E. Weil
|Livingstone, S., Polidoro, B. & Smith, J. (Global Marine Species Assessment)
This species is widespread and common in the Caribbean. However, this species is particularly susceptible to disease and the population has declined over the last ten years due to this. Extensive reduction of coral reef habitat due to a combination of threats has also occurred. Population reduction can be inferred from declines in habitat quality based on the combined estimates of both destroyed reefs and reefs at the critical stage of degradation within its range (Wilkinson 2004). Its threat susceptibility increases the likelihood of being lost within one generation in the future from reefs at a critical stage. Therefore, the estimated habitat degradation and loss of 38% over three generation lengths (30 years) is the best inference of population reduction and meets the threshold for Vulnerable under Criterion A4ce. It will be important to reassess this species in 10 years time because of predicted threats from climate change and ocean acidification.
|Range Description:
|This species occurs in the Caribbean, the Gulf of Mexico, Florida, the Bahamas, and Bermuda.
|Countries occurrence:
Native:Anguilla; Antigua and Barbuda; Bahamas; Barbados; Belize; Bermuda; Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba (Saba, Sint Eustatius); Cayman Islands; Colombia; Costa Rica; Cuba; Curaçao; Dominica; Dominican Republic; Grenada; Guadeloupe; Haiti; Honduras; Jamaica; Mexico; Montserrat; Nicaragua; Panama; Saint Barthélemy; Saint Kitts and Nevis; Saint Lucia; Saint Martin (French part); Saint Vincent and the Grenadines; Sint Maarten (Dutch part); Trinidad and Tobago; Turks and Caicos Islands; United States; United States Minor Outlying Islands; Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of; Virgin Islands, British
|FAO Marine Fishing Areas:
Atlantic – western central
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|In the last 20 years, there has been a severe decline in the overall cover and abundance of M. annularis in several parts of the Caribbean. Declines in M. franksi appear to have taken place mainly in the past 10 years. Although this coral appears to be more resistant to disease than the other species in the complex, since 2002 in US waters, there has been an accelerating decline in cover (A. Bruckner and E. Weil pers. comm.).
There is no species specific population information available for this species. However, there is evidence that overall coral reef habitat has declined, and this is used as a proxy for population decline for this species. This species is particularly susceptible to bleaching, disease, and other threats and therefore population decline is based on both the percentage of destroyed reefs and critical reefs that are likely to be destroyed within 20 years (Wilkinson 2004). We assume that most, if not all, mature individuals will be removed from a destroyed reef and that on average, the number of individuals on reefs are equal across its range and proportional to the percentage destroyed reefs. Reef losses throughout the species' range have been estimated over three generations, two in the past and one projected into the future.
The age of first maturity of most reef building corals is typically three to eight years (Wallace 1999) and therefore we assume that average age of mature individuals is greater than eight years. Furthermore, based on average sizes and growth rates, we assume that average generation length is 10 years, unless otherwise stated. Total longevity is not known, but likely to be more than ten years. Therefore any population decline rates for the Red List assessment are measured over at least 30 years. See the supplementary material for further details on population decline and generation length estimates.
|Current Population Trend:
|Additional data:
|Habitat and Ecology:
|This is a common species. M. franksi is found from 5-50 m, and is often the most abundant coral from 15-30 m in fore-reef environments (Weil and Knowlton 1994, Szmant et al. 1997).
|Major Threat(s):
The major threats to the species are infectious diseases (e.g., plague, yellow band and black band disease) and bleaching. Other threats include loss of habitat at the recruitment stage due to algal overgrowth and sedimentation, as well as localized impacts due to bioerosion by sponges and other organisms, and other diseases.
In general, the major threat to corals is global climate change, in particular, temperature extremes leading to bleaching and increased susceptibility to disease, increased severity of ENSO events and storms, and ocean acidification.
Coral disease has emerged as a serious threat to coral reefs worldwide and a major cause of reef deterioration (Weil et al. 2006). The numbers of diseases and coral species affected, as well as the distribution of diseases have all increased dramatically within the last decade (Porter et al. 2001, Green and Bruckner 2000, Sutherland et al. 2004, Weil 2004). Coral disease epizootics have resulted in significant losses of coral cover and were implicated in the dramatic decline of acroporids in the Florida Keys (Aronson and Precht 2001, Porter et al. 2001, Patterson et al. 2002). Escalating anthropogenic stressors combined with the threats associated with global climate change of increases in coral disease, frequency and duration of coral bleaching and ocean acidification place coral reefs at high risk of collapse.
Localized threats to corals include fisheries, human development (industry, settlement, tourism, and transportation), changes in native species dynamics (competitors, predators, pathogens and parasites), invasive species (competitors, predators, pathogens and parasites), dynamite fishing, chemical fishing, pollution from agriculture and industry, domestic pollution, sedimentation, and human recreation and tourism activities.
The severity of these combined threats to the global population of each individual species is not known.
|Conservation Actions:
In the US, it is present in many MPAs, including Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, Biscayne N.P., Dry Tortugas National Park, Buck Island Reef National Monument and Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary. In the Marine Conservation District off St Croix this species is the most abundant coral species. Also present in Hol Chan Marine Reserve (Belize), Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park (Bahamas). In US waters, it is illegal to harvest corals for commercial purposes. There is a need for more quantitative information on the status of the populations in deeper habitats. (Aronson, R., Precht, W., Moore, J., Weil, E., and Bruckner, A. pers. comm.)
All corals are listed on CITES Appendix II.
Recommended measures for conserving this species include research in taxonomy, population, abundance and trends, ecology and habitat status, threats and resilience to threats, restoration action; identification, establishment and management of new protected areas; expansion of protected areas; recovery management; and disease, pathogen and parasite management. Artificial propagation and techniques such as cryo-preservation of gametes may become important for conserving coral biodiversity.
|Aronson, R., Bruckner, A., Moore, J., Precht, B. & E. Weil. 2008. Montastraea franksi. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2008: e.T133012A3542659. . Downloaded on 22 September 2018.
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- Utgivningsdatum
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- Dimensioner
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