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The future for agriculture and mankind is a bright one.
At least that's the vision of Robert Saik CEO with the Agri-Trend group of companies who spoke to the Yorkton Rotary Club Farmer Appreciation Night at the Painted Hand Casino in the city last Friday.
"I believe things are getting better all the time," he said.
Saik said in many instances society believes things are actually in worse shape than facts suggest they really are.
As an example Saik pointed to the widely held vision we are harvesting too many trees.
"There are more trees in North America than when Columbus landed," he said.
Another example is the myth about teen pregnancies. In the 1950s teen pregnancies accounted for 80 of every 1000. Today it's 21 of 1000.
And the air quality of cities has actually been improving through recent years, said Saik.
Even the high cost of food is a myth, said Saik.
In 1920 "it took two hours (labour value) to buy a chicken," he said. Today it's 15-20 minutes "and it's cooked."
A candy bar took 20 minutes to buy in 1920. "Today it's less than two-minutes."
Saik said the health of people is also clearly improving, with life expectancy on the rise.
And generally people have more money around the world too, said Saik.
"There's still some very, very poor people in Africa, but even their earnings are rising," he said.
An improving world is good news in terms of population growth too, said Saik. In North America life expectancy is 60 per cent longer than it was in 1900, he noted.
"As you improve health birth rates decline," he said, adding many poor countries have large families as security in their old age.
Saik said the vision of the world also changes depending on how you look at it.
As an example if you adjusted a world map based on percentage of world population "Canada disappears. We have no people here," he said. "We have less people than California …
"China and India are where the people are."
Change the filter to reflect people earning $100-$200 dollars a day, and North America grow in importance, said Saik.
"Africa all but disappears," he added.
Lower the wage range to $10-$20 per day, and China and India grow in importance, while Africa is still barely visible, said Saik.
Where Canada does become notable is in terms of cereal grain exports.
"There are about six growing regions in the world able to grow more than they need," said Saik, adding Canada is one of those.
In the future those regions will grow in importance as the world population doubles, adding the challenge for farmers will be to meet the demand.
"Doubling yields won't be good enough," he said, adding demand will require canola yields north of 100 bushels an acre, corn eclipsing 300 and wheat of 150.
A limiting factor in grain production is water.
"Globally water is a really big issue," said Saik. But he added "Brazil has all kinds of water," as does areas in Africa which because of political unrest "don't grow anything".
That said Saik acknowledged 1.1 million people are "without access to water" more than 85 per cent of those in rural areas.
In those areas the affect is dramatically seen in higher infant mortality rates.
"Dirty water is at the root of infant mortality," he said.
For farming water is an issue, said Saik.
"Agriculture uses 70 per cent of the world's water," he said.
As examples Saik said 120 gallons of water is used in producing one egg, 100 gallons to produce a watermelon, and 2500 gallons to produce a pound of meat.
"One steer uses enough water to float a big boat," he said.
For comparison a microchip uses 35 gallons, added Saik.
Saik said it finally comes down to viewpoints, and whether people are Malthusians or Cornucopians, in terms of a vision for the future.
Malthusians believe "we are in a hole we can't get out of," said Saik.
"Cornucopians believe we will solve all our problems."
Saik is certainly a Cornucopian and said he has confidence problems can be solved because of the rapidly expanding base of knowledge human kind has access too. He said up until 2003 there was five exabytes (billion gigabytes) of knowledge, and today that much new knowledge is created every two days. By 2013 five exabytes will be generated "every 10-minutes."
It is such vast knowledge which is creating new tools for farmers, including access to 'augmented reality' technology, offered Saik. He said such technology will allow a farmer to look at a cow and have information about the animal automatically appear in the glasses the farmer is wearing. The same will work when looking at a farm field.
Today Saik said a QR code can be assigned to bins and grain bags on the farm and be accessed by buyers and truckers with a quick cellphone scan.
In the future Saik said genetic modifications to plants will aid farmers in new ways too.
"I'd rather have the plant fight the pest than put spray on it," he said, adding GM can do that.
Saik said consumers should be embracing GM technology because it offers the chance for farmers "not to use any chemicals" because the plants themselves will be enhanced "to fight insects and disease."

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Miss Julia to the Rescue
A Novel
Ann B. Ross - Author
"Delightful . . . Those who like smiles with their crimes will be satisfied" by the latest in the popular Miss Julia series (Publishers Weekly)
As we know from her many trips to the New York Times bestseller list, Miss Julia simply can't abide sitting idle. And with young Lloyd moving out and husband Sam off to the Holy Land, everybody's favorite steel magnolia is feeling restless. Maybe it's time for that long-delayed home makeover. But before Miss Julia can even pick a color swatch, Hazel Marie's new husband, private eye J.D. Pickens, goes missing—and police in West Virginia have detained an injured man fitting his description. Meanwhile, a religious cult is out to convert the locals—and Miss Julia must pick up the pace to free J.D. and get back in time to stop them. Mr. Pickens could've been almost anywhere, well, anywhere in the country. I didn't think he was licensed as a private investigator in foreign lands, although who knew? For all I knew, his license could be limited to our own state and he'd strayed off the reservation. So to speak. Still, I couldn't believe that he would take off for parts unknown without letting his wife know. So, no, he was most likely somewhere in the southeast, most likely in the state, on some kind of case that he'd been hired to look into. "I could ask her," Lloyd said. "He always tells her where he's going, but lots of times he ends up somewhere else. You know, he follows the case wherever it leads." Lillian said, "I don't think y'all ought to worry that little woman 'fore you have to. He might already called her, too, lettin' her know where he at an' when he be home." "That's true," I said, nodding my head, "and let's hope he has. Or," I went on, "he was trying to reach Sam because he didn't want to upset her. I mean if he's in trouble. And with a deputy answering his phone, I can't help but think something has happened. Maybe he's been hurt or injured or something." "Well, what do we do? What can we do?" Lloyd was walking back and forth, wringing his hands. "Two things," I said, trying to sound decisive and in control. "I think it's likely that he's somewhere in the state, so, Lloyd, you run up to your computer and see if you can find the names of all the North Carolina counties. Maybe you'll recognize the one you heard. And while you do that, I'll try to find Coleman and see if he's had a call. At least I think Mr. Pickens mentioned 'Coleman,' although he might have been saying the county he's in, because both start with a hard C." "Don't stay on the telephone too long," Lillian said. "He might call back." "Oh, my goodness, you're right. Lloyd, let me use your cell phone." Lillian said, "He might call on that one, too." Lloyd was on his way out of the room, but he turned back. "Use yours, Miss Julia." "I can't. Which will teach me to keep the thing charged. Well, that's out, so I guess I'll have to take a chance and use this one. I won't stay on it long." Hoping that I wasn't giving Mr. Pickens a busy signal if he called back, I went to the kitchen phone and dialed the Sheriff's Department. When the dispatcher answered, I said, "I need to speak to Sergeant Coleman Bates, please, on a matter of some urgency." Somewhat surprised that I wasn't given a runaround, as they were prone to do on the nonemergency line, I waited only a few seconds until Coleman answered. "Coleman, this is Julia Murdoch. Have you heard from Mr. Pickens?" "What?" he said. "No. Should I have?" Miss Julia to the Rescue "Delightful . . . Those who like smiles with their crimes will be satisfied." —Publishers Weekly "This latest in the Miss Julia series has a bit more punch . . . in part because it takes her away from home for awhile. There's plenty here to satisfy fans." —Booklist Miss Julia Rocks the Cradle "Steel magnolias kick butt." —Kirkus "Charming [and] engrossing." —BookPage Miss Julia Renews Her Vows "Fast-paced, hilarious and thoroughly fun." —Salisbury Post "This is the coziest of cozy mysteries . . . I was absolutely charmed by Miss Julia and her friends." —Story Circle Book Reviews "Fans will have a ball." —Publishers Weekly |
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Your Library will be closed on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day (Tuesday and Wednesday, December 24 and 25). We will close at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, December 31 for New Year's Eve and will be closed on Wednesday, January 1 for New Year's Day.
We wish you happy and safe holidays!
The book selected for the 2014 Big Read is The Longest Road: Overland in Search of America, from Key West to the Arctic Ocean, by Philip Caputo. From one corner of the nation to another, Caputo's story of his epic road trip delves into the heart and the spirit of this diverse country. Go, Go America, by Dan Yaccarino has been selected for the Kids Read. It's the story of one family's rollicking road trip from state to state and the curious facts they learn. The Big Read is a popular community event now in its tenth year, involving nine libraries from surrounding communities. The purpose is to connect communities through literature and to hold book discussions and related programs at each of the libraries, open to everyone. The programs will be held in March and April and a complete program guide will be available February 1.
Three big movies based on books are coming up. Want to read the book before you see the movie? Pick up or reserve a copy now. Click on a title to find it in our system. If a copy isn't available, you can place a hold and we'll let you know when it's here.
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We're sorry it's come to this, but that's the way it is in this 21st century. The new security procedures at Cape Fear Valley Medical Center have simply caught the hospital up with many other big institutions.
Just a few weeks ago, there were 35 ways the public could get into the hospital. This week, there are eight. Those entrances are manned by security guards who require visitors to produce identification, after which they get an adhesive badge that's good for either 12 or 24 hours and specifies where the visitor is going. After it expires, the visitor must check in with the guards and get a new one.
That is the way of our lives in our post-9/11 world. Life has gotten more dangerous. So have major institutions that draw thousands of visitors every day. In the case of this region's largest hospital, it's about 3,500 visitors a day. Some of them may not be nice people. Some may have crime on their minds, or otherwise present a threat. The new security system helps keep a more careful watch over who's in the complex, and why.
So far, there's been no protest. Most visitors say they feel safer now.
Good. That's exactly the point.
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European Painting before 1900, Johnson Collection Bacchus and Ariadne Made in Netherlands, Europe17th century Gerard de Lairesse, Dutch (active Liège, Amsterdam, and The Hague), 1641 - 1711 Oil on canvas * Gallery 297, European Art 1500-1850, second floor 1986-83-1 Gift of Mrs. Edgar P. Richardson, 1986 |
LabelThis is a reduced version of a larger canvas, now in the Mauritshuis museum in The Hague, that Lairesse painted about 1678–82 for the Soestdijk palace of the Dutch stadtholder Willem III (later King William III of England). In the story recounted by the Roman poet Ovid, Bacchus rescued Ariadne from the island of Naxos, where she had been abandoned by Theseus. Here Bacchus tosses her jeweled diadem to the heavens, where it transformed into the constellation Corona Borealis.ProvenancePossibly Dr. Johan Pieter Wierman [1]; possibly sale, Wierman, Amsterdam, August 18, 1762, no. 5 [2]. Countess van Lynden, who lent it to the Mauritshuis, The Hague, 1901-3 [3]. With A. Nijstad & Zn, Lochem, Netherlands, by 1946 [4]; sold to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar P. Richardson, Philadelphia, July 23, 1955 [5]; Constance (Mrs. Edgar P.) Richardson; gift to PMA, 1986. 1. Full name from Art Sales Catalogues Online, IDC Publishers. 2. Alain Roy's catalogue raisonné (Gérard de Lairesse (1640-1711), Paris, 1992, no. P.127), cites two auctions of 1762 and 1920; however, the painting in the 1762 Wierman sale is listed as measuring 20 in. (high) x 23 in. (wide), and is described as depicting five figures, whereas this painting has eight. The description of the painting in the Melzi d'Eril de Lodi sale of 1920 also does not match. 3. Per Nijstad receipt. 4. Roy, as in note 2. 5. Copy of dated receipt from Nijstad in curatorial file.* Works in the collection are moved off view for many different reasons. Although gallery locations on the website are updated regularly, there is no guarantee that this object will be on display on the day of your visit. |


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"All the good music has already been written by people with wigs and stuff."
~ Frank Zappa
Ha, ha! Yes, we need some funny ones...Off to work; I will be anxious to continue this thread tonight...I love great quotes!
Heard this on the radio last night:
"Music is like a river that flows and washes off all the dust of the day."
Forgot which jazz great they said said that.
"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed. This world in arms is not spending money alone. It is spending the sweat of its laborers, the genius of its scientists, the hopes of its children. This is not a way of life at all in any true sense. Under the clouds of war, it is humanity hanging on a cross of iron."
~ Dwight D. Eisenhower
"A fart is the cry of an imprisoned turd."
"A fart is the cry of an imprisoned turd."
I thought the line could be taken with depth too, not just the surface humor.
People who complain and moan about things a lot usually do so, not because they truly enjoy being miserable, but because they have some hidden trapped hurts or wounds that just aren't being taken care of. Like infants crying. So if someone is being "stinky", maybe it's because of old unresolved business. If they could just let it out in the proper way/receptacle, well, that would clear the air!
Er sumpin' like that.
"Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read."
"Last night I shot an elephant in my pajamas - how he got into my pajamas, I'll never know."
- Groucho Marx
"I may be drunk, Miss, but in the morning I will be sober, and you will still be ugly."
- Winston Churchill
"It isn't what we don't know that gives us trouble, it's what we know that ain't so"
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0.3% Neroli Extract. All Hair Types. Synthesizing natural neroli extract with hydrating amino acid proteins to effectively purify and balance all hair and scalp types, including processed hair and sensitive scalps. Unlike traditionally harsh detergents, this mildly foaming shampoo rinses free of residue and build-up without drying, stripping or irritating. Calming neroli and moisture-rich proteins strengthen and protect leaving hair healthy and scalp conditioned. Natural fragrance and color. Easily integrates into daily maintenance and prevention regimen. Malin + Goetz does not test on animals. Made in USA |
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Match Report BLACKCAPS stranded 33 from victory Rain had the final say in Dunedin, with first ANZ Test drawn. 03 Dec, 2013 in Match Report
International News Selectors confident Williamson will feature in Tests Kane Williamson has been included in the BLACKCAPS squad for the ANZ Test Series against the West Indies starting on Tuesday in Dunedin. 29 Nov, 2013 in International News
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Cellar/Tasting Notes "The 2009 Orma is gorgeous. Espresso, mocha, sweet red cherries, grilled herbs and plums wrap around the palate in this sensual wine from the Tuscan coast. The 2009 doesn't quite have the exuberance or sexiness of 2007 or 2008, but it comes very close. Firm tannins frame a vibrant, energetic..
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Accelerate—the rapid weight loss portion, which helps flush sugar and fat storage from your system
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The Rotary Club of Amherst ("RCA") announced today that it is awarding the third annual Rotary Club of Amherst Community Grant in the amount of $25,000 to New England Public Radio, specifically WFCR. This grant money will be used to purchase a digital audio storage and playback system. This is the hardware and software that allows New England Public Radio to record and replay National Public Radio programs.
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KEYWORD 'Information society'Here are the search results for Child Welfare Research Unit CWRU staff. Not found what you are looking for? View results for ALL Faculty depts. Search results: Information society (1) Name Keywords Penna, Sue Applied Social Science, Civil liberties, Commodification of health and social care, Crime and new technologies, Crime control, Discourse, Epistemology, European Union social policy, Fair trading, Global governance, Globalisation, Globalisation & mobility, Human rights, Information society, International political economy, Organised crime in relation to hazardous wastes and social harm, Policy, Politics, Postcolonial, Post-communist states, Postmodernism, Regulation, Supranational governance, Terrorism, Theories of modernity, Theory |
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