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"OK as a pit stop"
We stopped one night on the way to our next location. We didn't expect much and got what we expected tho to be fair the price matched our expectations. That said the room was fairly comfortable and a better breakfast than many more expensive establishments provide was available.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Okay for the price"
Seemed like it was aiming at a client that wasn't too worried about details, more just clean and liveable for the night. It was that and not much else.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"It is OK to stay"
Room is clean and spacious, but the equipment is old. The location is good.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"needs upgrading and repairs"
I am sure the hotel is working on their interior BUT the outside was really junkie. The TV did not work so they sent us to another room which did not work much better. Would I stay there again? Probably not- it needs work. The staff was nice though.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
There is a weird sign in the check in lobby that says keep silent. Anyway, my room was pleasant but very small. No bath tub in the bathroom. The TV desperately needs updating. I also almost fell through the bed it was so old and or used. Finally, the guy running breakfast turned the light off while me and other guests were finishing our meal. He wanted […] to make sure we got the message that breakfast was over. The place is reasonably priced though. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
The toilet ran 24/7 and was extremely loud. The heater, while it was on, only produced warm air about 2 minutes per hour, ans seeing that it was 27 degrees outside, we huddled together all nite like we were about to get frost bite at any moment. And thirdly, i got up to take a very welcomed HOT shower, only to find that it turned ice cold before I could […] even get my hair wet..Nice. No, I would not recommend Royal Inn. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Just Basic"
The hotel is not worth more the 70US$. It seems they plan on renovating it but the price should not be increased before that has happened.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Older property with small roomsGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"location location location"
clerk push off the responsibility of getting me the wrong room to hotels.com and do not offer any help to fix the problem. weird room layout. the only good reason to stay here is the great locationGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Royal Inn was not so Sweet"
The biggest issue we had was that the room was so tiny. The miniature table and two chairs were so tightly packed in the corner, there was no room between one of the chairs and the bed. The closet was in the bathroom and one had almost no room to turn around. The mini fridge worked, once we plugged it in. The bedside lamp worked, once we plugged it […] in. The continental breakfast was on the skimpy side and the coffee was terrible. The exterior door to the building where our room was located was held open with a wooden block when we arrived in the afternoon. The next morning, the door was shut and I was afraid that I couldn't get back in when I was loading the car unless I propped open the door with the block. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"wish I'd booked somewhere else"
The room was very small and poky, didn't feel dirty, but didn't feel clean either. the carpet worn. The microwave and HBO that was listed as coming with the room, didn't. When trying to make a toll free call, it took a long time and many attempts because the phone had so munch static. The positive was the hotel was only two blocks from the local grocery […] store. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Spartan accomodations - at best"
Small rooms, older buildings in need of upgrade, power went out in the bathroom on last day, room not made up on morning of last day of our stay, but the beds were comfortable.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"do not go there"
never ever go there it is terible how hotel.com sell this hotel??realy big shameGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Noiseless Stay"
Quiet & CleanGenuine Hotels.com guest review
I liked.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
The actual experience was far from what was advertised. The breakfast "buffet" was a cook your waffle, fruit loops and tiny chocolate chip muffins! There was mold in the shower. The room was heavily perfumed to cover ????? Too much money for what was provided.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Fine for the money paid"
We covered 3 places in 3 days, we wanted to stay equal distance from all 3 national parks(Zion, Bryce, Antelope) so this was at comfortable location. Room was small with very basic facility but the hair dryer was good quality and breakfast was also good enough..It's okay for the price.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Not a value but you don't have a lot of options!"
Mattress was great! Bathroom was very clean! Everything else was dingy! Could not tell if it was because stuff was dirty or just old and worn out. Really how much effort would it really take to pull weeds, sweep the walks, and wash the windows in the lobbies of each of the unit clusters? Be prepared, the rooms are tiny and the AC/heat unit is right […] next to your bed and like many motel units is not quiet. The breakfast is straight up carbs! No fruit or protein. Will avoid this place in the future. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Terrible place"
Moldy smelling nasty carpetGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Minimal amenities"
The room was clean, but small. No coffee pot. No light on one side of bed. Odd set up with small, dingy lobby at entrance of rooms, and dark hallway leading into the room. Breakfast quite lean.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Cheep motel a little to pricy, fair location."
It was all I could find for this busy weekend. I have stayed many places in Kanab Ut. and this will not be high on my list if I can find anything else. The room had one king bed but the fitted sheet was for a Queen. The shower stall has mold on the walls and the shower head. The room had a good refer and microwave, but no coffee pot. There was no tissue […] suppled only TP. Large walk in closet. The TV is a very old tube type but had lots of channels on cable. The Mex Restaurant across the street is fantastic. I have no idea what the suites is all about this is a prefab one story multi unit and all units look to be the same. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Met our needs"
The inn was easy to find (small town). Breakfast was fine. Bed was very comfortable. Pillows were nice and fluffy. Wi-Fi was a little slow, but adequate. Cable TV had 60 channels. Room air conditioner was a little noisy (they all are) so at night I turned it off and opened the window. Was awakened by a rooster next door about 8. Good timing. Lacked […] a couple of amenities one might find at at the next level inn-box of tissues and an electric clock. . Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
Won't go back. Way too expensive for the quality of the room.Genuine Expedia guest review
"very suggestive location and good services"
Our stay was beautiful, even if for only a night. The stay was attentive and kind and the hotel location is very special.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Super outdated, and small!"
The rooms are really outdated, and tiny. The beds were hard and staff wasn't very welcoming. The good thing was it was very clean!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Location--not so great place"
Kanab is about the only place to stay between the National Parks--Zion/Bryce/North Rim Grand Canyon. This motel reminded me of where my dad used to park us in 1956. Room was very small--wall A/C sounded like a jet engine, no tub--shower had either mold or was falling apart at it's plastic seams. Just a tired old motel that needs major work. We did not […] dare to eat the breakfast--pretty much self serve waffles and toast. I think a nice campground would have been preferable. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"close to Grand Canyond North Rim"
Bedding stuff is clean. Shower towel is OK. Person over the counter makes you feel the hotel not paying attention to customers.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
It is terrible night I stay at Royal Inn & Suites in Kanab after a long day hiking. The room is too small than in the picture, the air conditioner is too loud, and the room doesn't have a darken curtain. The light from outside makes the room too bright. There are so many hotels available around the area, I don't know why when I was booking hotels for […] my trip there were only 3 available hotels at hotels. com. I am going to tell my friends not to stay at Royal Inn & Suites when they visit Bryce Canyon National Park. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"OK for a nights sleep"
There was a man who walked up and down the parking lot, so I think it was secure.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Not for any extended stay"
Bit of a grim place. For the money, I would spend a few more dollars & stay elsewhere. The room was small, bathroom incredibly small. As for the air conditioning - it kicked in periodically & woke me every time. Really noisey. My expectations for brekfast were really low so i was pleasently surprised that there was a descent choice considering the […] ameneties. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"A disappointment based on other reviews"
Wifi didn't work. Free breakfast had sugared cereal, bread, tiny muffins, and waffles. Juice was out. No healthful options or protein. Bed and bath were clean but walls and carpet were dirty. Funky, temperamental wall air conditioner. They charge for pets unlike many other hotels/motels in the area. Front desk checking was fine and agent was nice. No […] agent at front desk on departure. We had to put key in a box on the counter. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
it was fair and cleanGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Convenient, cheap and clean!!"
The hotel is located on the main street of Kanab with a great view on red rocks! The room was clean, bathroom had a shower not a bathtub. Breakfast was very nice with waffle makers and muffins... and kept extremely clean by one of the employees.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Zion, Bryce Canyon, North Rim Gran Canyon"
I would not stay again at this motel. I had made reservations for two nights and then immediately swithced to another motel.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
bathroom is very cramp.in need of a renovation.we did not feel at ease at the breakfast room.the service person was not pleasant.outside of the motel complex is a mess.Genuine Expedia guest review
"I didn't hotel rooms could be this small"
Day two of our family vacation landed us in yet another (different city) Royal Inn hotel. I should have done my research prior to booking with this hotel chain. Still I was hopeful... I mean this room couldn't be any worse than the one we stayed in the night before. Well, it wasn't necessary worse just, but equally bad for different reasons. The room […] appeared to be a tad cleaner than the one the night before, but the size of the room was tiny. We barely had room to lay our 3 pieces of luggage on the floor. The room also smelled really bad... a mix of bleach, mustiness, and something else unfamiliar. We will never stay at a Royal Inn hotel again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"It's a OK and cheap hotel"
The hotel is more like an area of apartments. It's better than a motel since it is more enclosed and quieter. The lobby is grandeur compared with the room. The guy at the front desk was very friendly.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Awesome place to stay"
Everything was more than what I'd expected. I will definitely stay here again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"One overnight stay only"
We thought that this motel was a little expensive for what it is. The room didn't smell really good and it looks old. But it is correct for one night, service was good.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
OVERBOOKED THE DAYS INN HAD TO SETTLE FOR THE ROYAL INN LAST MINUTE JUST HAPPY TO HAVE A ROOM.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Small dumpy rok hard small beds with low quality b"
Door keys a problem, clerk unfriendly and just a low quality overpriced placeGenuine Expedia guest review
"Better than I expected"
After reading the other reviews I was expecting a complete dive. It was much better than I expected. The room was clean and the service was great. It was definitely old but that was exactly what I expected considering it was the cheapest hotel we could find in the area. My only complaint would be the noise of the a/c unit - but apart from that everything […] was fine. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very Disappointed"
We had a 12x12 (maybe) room with two beds. It was very crowded. The windows were covered with mini blinds which did not keep the light out. Thank goodness it was only for one night!Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice hotel close to Zion National Park"
Nice location in the mountain area. We had a good sleep.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Decent Hotel in Kanab"
One of the few places that allows smoking. Able to book at last minute. small, clean, fridge. Shared microwave. Air conditioner loud, but works well. Shower good with very hot water. Staff friendly. Very basic breakfast, nearby grocery.Genuine Expedia guest review
"nice for an overnight stay on a long trip"
Nothing too fancy but perfect for our needs. Low cost, good continental breakfast and we were able to get a good night's sleep before continuing on our road trip.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
goodGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Motel in Kanab, near Zions Canyon"
Room was a little small, but as we were mostly concerned about sleep - not spending more time in the room, it was an overall good stay. Not a lot of room if you are bringing in a bunch of luggage. Pricey for the room, but not for the area... with all the visitors at the time of year when we came it was hard to find anything that didn't cost twice as […] much. The staff recommended a good place to eat which pleased us as well. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Fine for one night"
We got what we expected! Bare bones motel. We arrived late at night and left first thing in the morning so didn't want to pay much just for that! Room was cramped but beds comfortable. Bathroom clean but very worn and in desperate need of remodel. We didn't have breakfast there so can't comment on that. Overall, worked fine for our needs. Note that […] I rated hotel staff as OK because the review requires a listing. In fact, I never saw any staff! We arrived late at night and our key was waiting on the desk in the office and the next morning we dropped off our key in a box. Worked just fine! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Simple hotel with dirty rooms"
One night at the royal inn and we tried to spend as little time as possible. Dirty towels and black spots on the bed sheets. Cabels hanging from the sealing and white walls with filled holes. NOT RECOMMENDABLE!Genuine Expedia guest review
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Celebrating our rural traditions and heritage |
Thursday, March 4th, 2010
The San Benito Medical Society was founded in the 1950s to bring quality medical care to the residents of San Benito County, and the work continues today. Concerned with the rising levels of childhood obesity and diabetes, they have partnered with San Benito Bounty to create a program suggested by chef Jamie Oliver, 2010 TED award winner. Part of Oliver's Food Revolution, his acceptance speech shared his wish to ensure every person in knows how to cook 10 healthy meals. Children in our schools will have this skill by the time they graduate from high school. What a great concept: San Benito Bounty and the San Benito Medical Society can both get on top of this one! This is a life-saving skill which seems to have gone by the wayside in an ocean of golden arches and frozen corn dogs. Plans are underway for a series of cooking classes, free to the attendees, to be held in the community. Each class will focus on a delicious, healthful meal comprised (whenever and wherever possible) of local produce and meat. Emphasis will be on affordablity and ease of cooking. San Benito Bounty is currently compiling recipes. If you have ideas, contact firstname.lastname@example.com. See you soon for fun, healthy food classes!
Tags: 2010 TED Award, Food Revolution, Jamie Oliver, San Benito Bounty, San Benito Medical Society
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Sunday, February 28th, 2010
San Benito Bounty was founded in early 2009. Its primary function is to celebrate, brand and promote the beautiful produce, unique places, wonderful products and awesome people of San Benito County. With its rural heritage and traditions, it is a breath of fresh air within an hour's drive of Silicon Valley.
It is now 2010. Progress has been made in several of the goals set by the organization at its inception. Working with the Community Alliance for Family Farmers, the Harvest of the Month program has been introduced into the county. At many school sites and afterschool programs, a monthly box of local produce is delivered, complete with curriculum aligned with state standards for the teachers to use in the classroom and a bilingual newsletter with nutritional information and recipes to go home to the students' families. Later collaboration with the Ag in the Classroom committee of the Farm Bureau expanded the program. The children have been tasting raw fruits and vegetables and absolutely loving it!
In addition, this website is being developed through the generosity of Teknova, whose CEO Ted Davis is a current member of the San Benito Bounty Board of Directors. The design is the brilliant work of Kathy Schipper's team at Shipper Design. Kathy was also the creator of our beautiful and whimsical logo. Without the vision of Ted and Kathy, and the talent of Luis Alvarez, this website would not have been possible. Be looking for a community calendar and bulletin board in future days.
San Benito Bounty is hard at work on a series of free community workshops which follow the the ideas of chef Jamie Oliver, the 2010 TED Award winner. With his Food Revolution, Oliver proposes every child should know how to cook ten healthy, quick and inexpensive meals before graduating from high school. What a great idea to buck the current trend of fast food and poor eating which is creating the first generation whose life expectancy is LESS than its parents. Diabetes and obesity account for the lion's share of health care costs, and easily avoidable with proper diet.
The Grow Gardens! campaign fosters the creation and continuation of vegetable gardens whether on private, public or organizational land. Plans are underway for gardens at the Si! Se Puede! afterschool site at the Villa Luna Apartments and at Emmaus House. In partnership with Quicksilver Farm, anyone looking to grow produce for personal consumption or donation to the San Benito Food Bank is given technical assistance…and compost, too!
San Benito Bounty is a founding member of the Silicon Valley Food Systems Collaborative, an off-shoot of The Health Trust, to bring together producers, consumers, educators and advocates to cultivate a sustainable, regional food system to provide healthful and affordable food. Its goal is to transform the local and regional food systems to be economically, socially and environmentally sustainable resulting in better health and well-being for both people and the land by 2015.
The first tourism efforts are underway with a partnership of San Benito Bounty and the Pinnacles Partnership (a support organization for the Pinnacles National Monument) to create educational tours built around the agricultural corridor of Highway 25 south of Tres Pinos, the San Andreas fault, the Pinnacles National Monument and the condor nest habitat.
Members of San Benito Bounty are currently working to create a Slow Food convivia in the county. Slow Food will be featured in an up-coming blog.
In the coming months, San Benito Bounty will be working to create easier ways for the residents of San Benito to access fresh produce and agricultural products such as our wines, oils and goat milk cosmetics, supporting both the local farmers and delighting the taste buds of our community. We'll keep you apprised of progress in this blog. Buying local helps our economy, reduces transportation costs and fossil fuel use and allows us access to superior quality and freshness.
Thank you for your interest in the efforts and progress of San Benito Bounty. If you would like to donate monetary support or volunteer your time, contact Nants Foley at 831.801.5110 or e-mail email@example.com.
It's a good life.
Tags: 2010 TED Award, CAFF, California Alliance with California Farmers, Food Revolution, Harvest of the Month, Jamie Oliver, Pinnacle National Monument, Schipper Design, Slow Food, Teknova
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It's happening again. The corn market has put itself in a "can't-fail" situation. Instead of pushing prices high enough, early enough in the marketing year to slow down use and hold up inventories, the corn market's slow response to tightening supplies allowed expected stocks to drop too low.
In April, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) estimated 2010-11 corn carryover at 675 million bushels — just 5% of expected use. But that's what is left. Shift your perspective of that number just a bit by sliding it from the bottom of the 2010-11 supply/demand balance sheet (see "Inside corn") to closer to the top of the 2011-12 table in the "beginning stocks" category.
If 2011-12 use is just steady with 2010-11, we'll start the new marketing year on Sept. 1, 2011 with just 5% of expected use in the bin. That means 95% of demand (again, if use is steady with 2010-11) must be met by the 2011 corn crop. That's why the corn market — from growers, to futures traders, to end-users and importers — can't fail in 2011.
Dominos falling
The USDA's April Supply & Demand Report sent several messages and they were fairly easy to hear. For one thing, the USDA's number crunchers said they are borrowing from the future. They expect increased soft red winter (SRW) livestock feedings this summer to reduce demand for old-crop corn. And they expect increased corn plantings in the South to provide an early supply of 2011-crop corn — early enough (with enough bushels) to help hold old-crop corn carryover up to 675 million bushels.
Borrowing from the future probably happens every year. In fact, we argue it happened at the end of the 2009-10 marketing year when early harvested corn moved back in time to inflate Sept. 1, 2010 corn stocks to 1.708 billion bushels. But when analysts questioned the surprisingly high corn carryover, the USDA's National Ag Statistics Service (NASS) said there was no commingling of 2010-crop with the old-crop supply. This year, not only is the USDA saying there will be commingling of new- with old-crop supplies, it is counting on it.
Wheat feedings increase
For the first time since summer 1996, front-month corn futures in April traded above front-month wheat futures. In the cash market, corn's price premium was even bigger. There is no question wheat should work its way into feed rations. In the 1996-97 marketing year (1996-crop wheat fed to offset 1995-crop corn-for-feed use), wheat feed and residual use totaled 310 million bushels, up from 153 million in the previous year. This year, the USDA estimates wheat feed and residual use at 170 million and the agency's comments suggest 2011-12 wheat feed and residual use over 250 million to offset a portion of 2010-11 corn feedings.
Can Southern corn fill gap?
After denying it happened last fall, the USDA is counting on commingling of 2011-crop corn with old-crop stocks. (The NASS is adding a question in the Grain Stocks Report to address this issue.) Counting on it is dangerous. The USDA's March 31 Prospective Plantings Report revealed producers expect to plant 565,000 more corn acres in the South (Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee). Yet it's questionable if corn can be harvested in Kentucky, Louisiana, Missouri and Tennessee in time to be used ahead of Sept. 1, 2011 by the Southern hog and poultry industries. These "questionable" states account for 330,000 (about 60%) of the 565,000-acre increase in Southern corn acres. That leaves about 40% of the increase (235,000 acres) potentially in position to supply new-crop corn to the old-crop marketing year.
Some 2011-crop corn will slip back into the 2010-11 marketing year, but counting on it to hold old-crop carryover up at 675 million bushels is dangerous.
All marketing years are tied together, but the web the USDA has woven around the last three years is unusual. When released, these reports moved the grain markets and are impacting grain trade today:
June 1, 2010 Quarterly Grain Stocks Report: Corn supplies were 300 million bushels below expectations, prompting speculation the USDA had overestimated the 2009 corn crop. While that may have happened, it's more likely corn prices had fallen too far and demand had ramped up too fast. With use running wild, June 1, 2010 corn stocks were dragged lower.
Sept. 1, 2010 Quarterly Grain Stocks Report: The bushels lost in June were found in September, forcing 2009-10 corn carryover up to 1.708 billion bushels — about 300 million bushels above expectations. That's the report that triggered widespread speculation early harvested 2010-crop corn had slipped "back in time" to build corn supplies. The USDA, however, said there was no commingling of 2010-crop corn with 2009-crop supplies.
October 2010 S&D Report: The World Board, responsible for S&D estimates, said there was commingling. It increased 2010-11 corn feed and residual use 150 million bushels to partially account for 2010-crop corn that slipped back in time. (While this increased use, it was an adjustment for lower supply.)
Crop Production Reports: The 2010 corn crop was good quality, but yields were below trendline. That was a consistent anchor on 2010-11 corn carryover throughout fall and winter 2010 and into spring 2011.
December 1, 2010 Quarterly Grain Stocks Report: Surprisingly, few surprises.
March 1, 2011 Quarterly Grain Stocks Report: Corn stocks were about 180 million bushels below expectations. That signaled stronger-than-expected use in the first half of the 2010-11 marketing year — or an overestimated 2010 corn crop.
March 31, 2011 Prospective Plantings Report: Corn planting intentions came in bigger than expected on the promise of more acres in "fringe" corn production areas — primarily the South and the Northwest corn belt.
April S&D Report: Traders expected corn carryover to drop below 600 million bushels on stronger-than-expected use. Instead, the USDA's World Board moved 50 million bushels from feed and residual to ethanol use and borrowed SRW wheat and corn from the future to hold up old-crop corn carryover.
Tie to 2012-13 marketing year: Borrowing from the future is "okay" only if the rest of the U.S. corn crop lives up to expectations. The South isn't the worry, it's the Dakotas. North Dakota corn acres are expected up 450,000 acres; South Dakota corn planting intentions are up 850,000 acres from a year ago. If all of those 1.3 million acres don't get planted to corn, the 2011-12 marketing year will need the bushels from "an early Southern harvest" just as much as the 2010-11 marketing year needs those bushels. If 2011 plantings fall short of intentions (first domino falls), the USDA will be forced to borrow from the 2012 crop (there goes another one) to keep corn in the 2011-12 pipeline. We'll once again be borrowing from a future that can't afford to give up any supply.
New-crop corn outlook
Planting intentions for 2011 corn came in above trade expectations, and did little to change the bullish outlook for the 2011-12 marketing year. Some of that credit goes to old-crop use. The USDA got creative in the April Supply & Demand Report to hold carryover up at 675 million bushels, but based on use in the first half of the 2010-11 marketing year, corn carryover should be estimated under 600 million bushels. The Pro Farmer old-crop carryover estimate of 645 million bushels is because of higher feed and residual use than estimated by the USDA. To get to the USDA's carryover estimate of 675 million bushels, prices would have to rise to slow down use before the end of the marketing year. Under "excellent" growing conditions in 2011, we see the potential for total supplies to jump 5.8% from 2010-11, allowing for a modest 2.7% increase in new-crop use. "Average" growing conditions would push total supplies up 2.6% for a modest 1.3% increase in use. "Poor" growing conditions would see total supplies shrink 0.9%, but prices would have to rally to hold total use steady with 2010-11 carryover.
New-crop soybean outlook
Planting intentions came in below trade expectations, making even tighter carryover the most likely scenario for 2011-12 (see "Inside soybeans"). "Excellent" growing conditions hold the potential to increase total supplies 1.9% from 2010-11. That would allow for very slight growth in U.S. bean crush and minimal increases in Chinese import demand. The result: A 1.5% increase in total use and a slight increase in carryover. "Average" growing conditions would see total supplies shrink 1.3%. We see crush more "willing" to give up use in the year ahead than China will be "willing" to give up imports. Result: A 0.7% cut to use. "Poor" growing conditions would cut total supplies 6.7% from 2010-11 and both domestic use and China's appetite would have to be cut to force total use down 5.89% to hold carryover just over 100 million bushels.
While corn will be driving the complex this summer, that added acreage will need to come from somewhere, which will affect beans. Also, with the wettest April on record, getting the crop in the ground may be a problem for some growing regions, and some added corn acreage could switch back to beans if things don't dry up in time.
New-crop wheat outlook
All wheat seedings came in well above trade expectations, but the 700,000-acre increase in North Dakota spring wheat seedings intentions is "questionable." Under "excellent" growing conditions from this point forward, we expect total supplies to increase 2.1% from 2010-11. Total use, however, is expected to contract about 0.6%. Reason: Increased wheat seedings around the globe should increase exportable supplies in many regions, providing more competition for U.S. wheat exports in the year ahead. "Average" growing conditions would see total supplies shrink just 1.3%, but total demand likely will contract 3.2% to force carryover up from 2010-11. Only "poor" growing conditions (total supplies down 4.6%) would result in tighter carryover, with a 5.0% drop in total use.
As noted above, corn will be driving the bus this summer, but beans and wheat are tied to that bus. If corn becomes too expensive, feedlots may look to lower-quality wheat and soy meal to supplement their feed operations. It should be an interesting growing season.
Chip Flory is the editor and publisher of the weekly Pro Farmer newsletter. Pro Farmer is part of Farm Journal Media. Flory has been the editor of the newsletter since 1997 and plays an active role in developing market outlooks for the Pro Farmer membership. Learn more at www.profarmer.com.


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phase+whispering means whole early game you run around with 700hp
1 stun and you are done
its a matter of preferance maybe,but i wont recommend going glass cannon builds to not-so-pro players
http://forums.heroesofnewerth.com/sh...d.php?t=246051 My workshop (currently 25 models)
So... that 23/6 game was shortly followed by a 4/13 LOL. God i'm impatient
well that's more of a ganker build cus of the phase, the guide suggests a hard carry build
I seems like u won more cus of skill
their scout was HORRIBLE, I lol'd at his thunderclaw...
CD had bad farm, little items and gmarchers
u had 2 str heroes so u should have been fine and legion didn't output a lot of DPS
I saw a pro gamer in a competitive game get
The main utility he got out of this was the ability to control neutrals.
He was constantly using his controlled creeps to farm the jungle for him whilst he had his FA elsewhere - a dominated creep lasts for the entire game until it is killed, so he would send one to the fountain if it got low.
I'm not entirely sure if it was worth it, but he certainly was getting alot of money, his GPM was soaring and he carried the game to victory.
Hey Rean, u should but BKB on the ganker build to cus the ult is still channeling ~.~
are you a pro player by any chance?
are we pro players by any chance?
sure we can all creep stack but most of us ofc will do it less effective (somehow) or just forget to do it because we're not pros
it's a nice item but the problem is lifesteal on archer is just bad, shieldbreaker is a much better asset to ur team. archer doesn't really need anything to help her farm either cus of her skellies and her not-so-good splitshot. if u wanna play a turtle strat try it with :chro: instead
Some good arguments for Frostwulf vs Frostburn
However, what you write about the extra 15% slow on frostwulf being counteracted by the extra 16% increased speed of frostburn isn't exactly correct
If the map were a straight line without any objects, and the game was only you vs one other person then what you say is completely correct
This is not the case. You haven't factored in how much the extra 15% slow on each target helps your entire team in fights - a slowed enemy benefits everyone; it can help your team mates to catch up or run away.
Secondly, because of obstacles and the layout of the map, even if you can run at the same relative speed with frostburn - the enemy will always get to points of safety quicker if you have frostburn, it just means you will get their quicker too. You can't chase indefinitely and in this sense a slow is more useful
Here is a 1v1 example: with frostburn you initiate a gank on someone who decides to flee. You slow him by 15% each attack, and due to your 16% increased move speed are easily able to keep up with him. However due to his large amount of hit points he is able to enter his base before dieing, and even though you could still keep chasing him it would be unwise to do so.
On the other hand: with frostwolf you initiate a gank, he decides to flee. You slow him by 30% each attack. With your loss of 16% move speed you are slower - but so is he as you are slowing him by an extra 15% so your relative speed stays roughly the same. It took you both an extra 5 seconds to enter his base and because of this you were able to kill him before he got to his point of safety.
And then you factor in how much the extra 15% slow also helps your team catch up to him, where they can cast their own abilities. Or an extra 15% on three fleeing targets which helps your team catch up to all three enemies.
In other words - the frostburn vs frostwolf debate cannot come down to "Frostwolf slows by 30% but frostburn gives 16% extra speed and thus cancels this out"
The extra slow, and the extra speed are both independent with different advantages. They cannot be measured on the same scale.
The extra slow helps your team more, and in a chase situation where their are points of safety the fleeing hero can reach both people being slower benefits the chaser more
The extra speed helps you to kite easier and escape easier but it doesnt make frostburn's slow just as good as the slow on frostwolf.
No Im not a pro player, what do you mean by that?
If you mean because we aren't pro players we shouldn't attempt the strategies they implement then I would disagree - with enough practice a relatively competent player would be able to use whispering helm just as effectively as any pro gamer.
Otherwise, the comment was just used to make a point incase it was overlooked. I then read all the other comments (20 pages is alot) and found others had argued this perspective on whispering helm before and you had been through this process.
And after reading them all I would probably agree with the concensus that whispering helm makes FA a bit too squishy, and that modifier doesnt help the team the most
ur posts are big...
FA is not support thus she should not support the team and rather get items that boost herself (unless if she is in a semi-carry role with a hard carry)
no, my point is just because pros do it doesn't mean we should, especially because of different situations that everyone is faced with during HoN (what, does every game have the same heroes/players in it?).
whispering helm is not just about the effectiveness of it, but it's also about the ORB.
a pro player might of gotten whispering helm because of many reasons, but lifesteal on archer is just bad.
archer doesn't need lifesteal, what she needs is a shrunken head, frostburn/wolf or shieldbreaker, and a savage mace to carry.
anyways, splitshot is a crap skill but with an orb it can be used to good effect.
gonna get rid of frostburn
updates will follow soon
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Rampage should be added to the list of feared enemies. FA is squishy, has no means of escape besides root, and a Rampage can get out of that with his ultimate. I don't play FA much, but as Rampage she's one of my favorite heroes to squish.
rampage can rape a lot of heroes 1v1 but since he is trash pick right now i think its not necessary D:
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lol i was looking for a Forsaken archer guide and i remembered this one!
u guide i think is pretty nice props!
Nice FA nerf today, effing gay. Reduce volley radius/remove ministun and add a crappy 30 max damage at lvl 4? STUPID
I cried /ragequit HON /uninstall because they beat the effing hell out of my girlfriend the FA


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Give me some advice guys
So I want to go pro. That is all. I'm 15. I'm pretty good. I legit never stop thinking about riding and this is all I want in life. I don't live near a mountain, but have another house that is 2 hours away, and that house is 5 minutes from a mountain. I live on the east coast, and will probably be able to ride every weekend this winter (hopefully, as long as the parental units oblige). Be straight up with me, tell me how hard it is, tell me what I gotta do, let me hear what you have to say. I don't care what you say, give me some of your thoughts as you were reading this.
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If it's for the ability to snowboard a lot, then forget it because you end up riding for other people and having less free time to snowboard the 'bigger' a pro you become. If it's for the money then forget it because most pros don't even earn enough to pay rent and have to work a second job while living paycheck to paycheck. The only reason you might want to be a pro is if you love competing. Everything else about being a pro is overrated, generally sucks and can be found in far better careers and jobs. For example, I know several people on this forum who get paid more than most pros, while snowboarding more than most pros, and have better job security and freedom to do what they want compared to most pro snowboarders.
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This has been discussed previously, if I can find th e posts I'll include them in this post. Mostly from what I remember, you need to just ride and be seen. Find a unique angle, and market yourself. No one's going to do shit for you. BurtonAvenger has plenty of experience in this arena as he runs a fairly popular snowboarding blog, so I'd do a search on some of his posts if I were you.
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Snowboard because you love it, not because you want to "be a pro".
Becoming pro usually involves winning contests, getting local sponsors first, and eventually getting the attention of the general community to the point where x company will want you to rep their brand. If you are truly serious about getting a sponsorship, consider this: are you one of the best all around snowboarders on your entire mountain? If your answer is yes, you should either make a video and show it to a local shop, or quit being such a dirty liar and get back to working on your riding. |
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I want to go pro because I love riding. It's what I want my life to be. I don't care if I make more money and get to ride as much as a pro - I'll still have that other career in my life, and I don't want that. I'll love to be famous for doing something I love, having interviews for something I love. It would be awesome to ride for huge companies-not because I could say I did, but because it'd be awesome to represent a global company like Burton. It's hard to explain. Another thing; in my head I'm planning to save up as much money as I can, leave home after high school, move to somewhere I can ride, and go from there. I'm gonna say that 19 isn't too old to go big, right? If I don't turn pro til im 20, 21, 22, 25, whatever, that's fine by me, but I'd like to hear, is that feasable?
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Keep riding, enter contests, win. Don't drop out of school, you might need that education. In fact the chances are heavily stacked against you that you have the talent or dedication to be that good. Not saying that you can't, but it is going to take a lot of dedication and discipline on your part.
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No one can really say you will/wont be but the level of riding these days, even in younger kids (I say that because I'm 34) is ridiculous. As killz said get a good education. Even if you don't go pro you'll be able to get a better job that will pay for more riding. Having motivation is awesome, just don't let it get in the way of having fun snowboarding.
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Start at a left-facing flake underneath huecos. The beginning is somewhat reachy for the vertically challanged and requires a little ingenuity. Then things thin out and get a little cruxy before reaching the anchors.
This is the second route from the entrance on the wall.
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Good moves and sustained climbing but some fragile rock up high.
A little reachy, but fantastic nonetheless- well worth doing, especially if you do the two routes to the right as well.
Don't think the climbing is reachy at all. My girl at 5'1 foot lead it with no problem.
On 3/15/11, the LVCLC with support from the ASCA replaced the 8th protection bolt on this route with a 1/2" x 2.75" SS 5-piece.
Really good route. Some chains in the anchor would be good, looks like folks have been TRing on them quite a bit.
@ Nick- we're gonna replace those and the other metolius rap hangers on that wall semi-soon, probably mid-April.
Definitely one of the better 5.10s at the second pullout.
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-- of the bush tax rates that it bullets fired the end of this year.
What would you do well I'd look back even further that I look back to August 1981.
When President Reagan out of the -- signed into effect the economic stimulus act of 1981.
You can look at that slashing of the marginal tax rate they did back then.
Put more money back in the hands of small businesses more money back in the opinions -- not dupers.
More money -- -- it is -- -- -- that gives them a sense I think you're -- stimulus that we saw the longest sustained economic peacetime peacetime.
The economic growth in American history during that time Democrats say that's where all the deficits started soon with a deficit started because after that they didn't do anything to rein in government spending.
That that's what happened your two after that as you saw.
And remember -- -- the unemployment rate was higher than it's been even during this recession people forget that they talk about it.
As -- that this is the worst ever know he was worse off in 1982.
And we saw the success of that -- at the -- of 81 which was fully enacted -- 82 by by the middle of of the eighties back when I was still a kid.
I can remember though I was inspired just like Paul Ryan and others were to go into public service because we saw.
The eternal optimism the pres.
We don't heading into our hands are tied unlike -- course the president President Reagan.
Didn't have the deficits that we do now going into that on now we do and on many argue -- But would David socked in for example of of the Ronald Reagan's former budget director said there isn't the financial ability to do that.
Well they get that's if you haven't no growth wants -- to me ID I talked a doctor -- a lot it was a part of Atlanta Laffer Curve perret Ronald Reagan's.
-- the -- and for running in and doing enacting net tax cut.
If you have a pro growth did you which I think we've got to grow not only for fixing the budgetary issues if we wanna continue to do leader of the free world a generation out.
We've got to pick up GDP growth and you don't do that.
The limited hint of what about the -- that.
Maybe America's best days are gone auto by the time -- -- in the rose that our GDP as a percentage of our population.
Was falling when numbers I think.
Think back in the eighties that's the same kind of respect and projected out to Germany and in Japan we're gonna overtake the United States -- generation later.
A generation later -- wrong.
That's because we inspired -- -- the Bill Gates Steve Jobs.
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You can't do that by stifling entrepreneurs it is.
Later -- larger lower taxes so we -- we Texas deregulated litigation they're under -- -- when Bill Clinton was here the other day.
And Barack Obama nationally hasn't been as you said.
So that's is the same all -- be -- same old tricks that's all Republicans.
What's your work -- why would you need to change something ever worked well because the president says with George Bush it led to what ultimately would be -- -- -- well again.
That part of the reason why -- and -- it -- at the end of that tenure I don't think enough was done to rein in spending.
You gotta do hate to hear that -- We lower the overall tax -- here in the state -- -- -- we -- property Texas for the first time in twelve -- -- to do even more in the future to help small businesses grow.
To help individual families grow to help consumers growth there which you also got to do things that rated spending they're not doing enough of that Washington.
That's been driven by Democrats but a lot of Republicans of fortune the past have been party to that as well.
I think Americans just like they're -- here Wisconsin.
One -- to have a balance reasonable approach you do that by putting more money in the hands of consumers.
More money in the hands of entrepreneur and small businesses that want to grow.
And ultimately living within your means my grandma always taught me it was a -- bought on credit was the mortgage order form.
Was you don't spend money don't have we've tried to do that here was -- we desperately need that to be the case in Washington.
Governor -- enable very crazy scheduled today -- just wanna get your sense of if you survive this and win this take this.
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They will be like -- -- you know what tables follow you.
No matter where your career takes you and make quite an unending -- -- about.
-- sometimes at the price of taken and courageous stands to move your community your state this country forward.
For eight years I was the first and only.
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Beat the dismissive attitude won't survive and that could actually work against him whether that's -- surprise on the upside.
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We make bold promises and we we -- exceed those problems I think that's what people want that's what they expect but that's way big gotta be willing to take risk.
Particularly political risks to do what you know is right it was just a what's gonna would displace more people ask me all throughout this.
You know what drove this who who know what was the brainchild for all this -- this all come from.
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text: 08 February 2005 archive Tweet See all show photos ARCHITECTURAL elegance is what Narciso Rodriguez does best and this season he remained unwaveringly true to form, despite the plethora of folksy prints and strips of crochet appearing elsewhere on the New York catwalk. With raw seams appearing on wool coats and horizontal slashes over the breastbones of scarlet or black shift dresses, he concentrated solely on giving his audience pure, clean cut tailoring - adding slight volume below the waist in a nod to fashion's current embracing of volume. Waists are getting higher, with some waistcoats reduced to bra tops over loose white blouses and, after a flock of wonderful coats to keep them warm, he let the models loose in a run of stunning voluminous washed silk robes, some of which featured floor-length culottes. These are not clothes to be recognised by season, instead they are simply and definitively Rodriguez. (February 8 2005, PM) Continue reading Back to top


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Welcome to MineralsUK
MineralsUK is the British Geological Survey's Centre for Sustainable Mineral Development. This website has a wealth of information on mineral resources, mineral planning, policy and legislation, sustainable development, statistics and exploration.
Minerals & you
Economic minerals – here you will find out what they are, where they come form and why they are important.
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A web–based Geographical Information System (GIS) has been produced to provide access to a range of Minerals Information Online.
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Industrial Mineral Assessment Unit (IMAU) reports and maps
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This is a list of United States Code sections, Statutes at Large, Public Laws, and Presidential Documents, which provide rulemaking authority for this CFR Part.
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Beautiful views of the water- Many New Updates! in Harpswell
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NEW IN 2013- Beautiful, brand new Marble bathroom with walk-in shower. Brand new King Size Bed in the Master with new mattresses in other rooms. Deck addition across the back of the house with frech doors through the living room.
The Harbor Watch is located in the heart of Cundy's Harbor, Maine's
oldest commercial fishing village. Just 500 people reside in Cundy's
Harbor & you'll find the atmosphere friendly & inviting!
Situated on a large village lot with views both Westerly & Easterly
you'll enjoy spectacular sunrises & sunsets from our screened in
porch or from our second story deck. In fact, every room of this home
has a breathtaking view!
Just a few doors down you'll find Hawke's Lobster & Gifts where you
can purchase live Maine lobster fresh off the boat, or have a
prepared meal next door on the wharf of Holbrook's Snack Bar. Take a
step back in time when you visit Holbrooks General store where you
can purchase beer, wine, & more!
Explore some of the many interesting spots along the coastline, open ocean is just minutes away. Enjoy great fishing or just cruise the bay & watch the
lobsterman at work!
Because of our central location, many of Maine's scenic attractions
both North & South make for lovely day trips. Whether you're looking
for an active Maine adventure or just a place to relax & get some
well deserved R & R , the Harbor Watch is the perfect spot for your
next Maine get-a-way!
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house rental amenities
In order to make your stay more comfortable, clean bed linens &
towels will be provided for you upon your arrival. The home has two
baths; the upstairs
has a heated marble floor, marble vanity and beautiful walk-in glass shower.
the 1st floor bathroom has a shower stall.
For Your Convenience:
Fully Stocked Kitchen
Coffee Maker
Clean Towels & Bed Linens
Washer & Dryer
Ironing Board & Iron
2 Hairdryers
Charcoal Grill
Cable & Wireless Internet
42 Inch Flat Panel TV With DVD Player
Dining Table With Seating For 8
Sleeping Quarters
4 Bedrooms / Sleeps 10
Master Bedroom: Spacious bedroom with King sized bed & private
balcony. Direct access to shared full bath.
Bedroom 2: Another spacious bedroom with
two queen sized beds.
Bedroom 3: This cozy bedroom has a full sized bed
Bedroom 4: Located on the first floor, this bedroom
has a queen sized bed and direct access
to bathroom with shower.
Additional Amenities
Newly Renovated Kitchen (2009)
New Flooring (2009)
New Bathroom (2012)
New Deck Addition (2013)
Sun Porch With 180 Degree Views
2nd Story Balcony
2 Kayaks, 1 Canoe
activities and attractions in Harpswell Maine
Close to Beaches, sight-seeing spots & hiking trails
Tour Boats
Scenic Cruises
"The Giant Staircase"
Bailey Island
Potts Point.
Land's End Gift Shop
Popham Beach
Reid State Park
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** 2013 Rates** $2200 plus 7% Maine Sales Tax
No Pets.
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Located in the charming village of Lochmaddy on the Isle of North Uist, Taigh Chearsabhagh Museum & Arts Centre lets you uncover the area's art, culture and heritage.
The museum explores the social, domestic, economic, cultural and religious life of North Uist, with a variety of fascinating artefacts mainly from the 19th and 20th centuries. There is a collection of Scottish and international art, and island based artist and craft pieces.
Taigh Chearsabhagh hosts poetry events, a film club, and boasts a fantastic print workshop. Facilities also include a gift shop which sells books, jewellery, soaps and candles, a café with beautiful views across to the Isle of Harris and a post office.
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Spectrum Sport are the chosen event timing partner for the BSG Triseries. You require a timing chip to participate in the BSG Triseries. You can:
Timing chips can be collected during race registration on the day of the event.
Buy a chip for R100, as part of your online entry payment (visible in your shopping cart).
Rent a chip for R30 with a R70 deposit with your entry (R 100 will be taken off your credit card during the entry process, and R70 will be returned to you on race day). This is only an option for your first event.
Timing chips can be collected during race registration on the day of the event. Find the designated area for your chip return at the race venue, to collect your deposit.
Athlete safety and security are key factors making up successful events such as the BSG Triseries. To achieve this, each race entry fee is required to include a day license fee (covering insurance and other liabilities) for athletes regardless of this being a TSA or non TSA event.
TSA registered athletes are however able waiver this amount and hence pay R20 less per race than the race fee (this will be indicated in your shopping cart after entering your valid and current TSA number during the race entry process). Please note that we need you personally to take responsibility for obtaining your TSA number and ensure that it is up to date and correct. This is very important, because if you are not fully paid up with TSA and somehow avoid paying the R20 day license fee for any race, you are effectively waiving any insurance cover and neither ourselves nor TSA will be held liable for any claims whatsoever. TSA numbers are in a format of PROV/XXXX/YY (e.g. KZN/XXXX/13) and are valid for the triathlon season that runs from the 1st September to the 31st August each year. This means the current triathlon season is from the 1st September 2012 – 31st August 2013 and thus only numbers that end with 13 (2013) are valid for the 2012 Triseries. All athletes have to re-register for the period 1st September 2012 – 31st August 2013 to receive a valid TSA registration number. In order to ensure that no unintended mishaps occur, we strongly recommend that if you are an official TSA registered athlete, that you provide us with this information during your BSG Multisport registration process, or you can always add this information later by updating your personal profile on BSG Multisport.
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Red Valentino Bow Flap Convertible Clutch, Handbag of the Day
Before you get all up in arms over the fact that this is clearly pink, not red, allow us to inform you that RED actually stands for "Romantic Eccentric Dress," and is a sister line to the traditional Valentino. Red Valentino is a collection with "all of Valentino's sophistication -- but injected with a more contemporary feel," says Net-a-Porter. We think "contemporary" must mean "cheaper." But we're not complaining.
And it also comes in gray.
This adorable 11"W X 7½"H X ¼"D convertible clutch has a magnetic snap closure and a 22" tuckaway shoulder chain. We love it because it's fresh, charming, and has a big ol' unapologetic 1980's bow on it. This bag says "I'm kicky and fun, but with high style." It's the perfect touch of feminity for a no-frills shift dress or other outfit. Match your lipstick to it. We dare you.
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NYS Occupational Health Clinic Network - Prevention and Protection for the NYS Workforce
What is the Occupational Health Clinic Network?
The New York State Occupational Health Clinic Network (OHCN) is the nation's only state-based occupational health clinic network and is located throughout the State, including a clinic specializing in farm worker health and safety. The network offers specialized medical diagnoses, high-quality care and support services. Each year, thousands of workers in New York get sick or are injured on the job. The OHCN assists New Yorkers by helping them to return to work quickly and safety and by preventing disease and injuries.
The Occupational Health Clinics are available to all workers, retirees and residents in New York State. No worker will be turned away because of an inability to pay and the OHCN clinics can bill directly to most major health insurance carriers.
To locate an occupational health clinic in your area: Occupational Health Clinic Locations and Phone Numbers
What can the Occupational Health Clinic Network offer workers?
Experts in occupational medicine can help prevent workers from becoming sick or injured on the job. They can also help workers achieve the best possible recovery if they are sick or injured on the job. Trained staff can also assist both the worker and their family with the stress caused by being sick or injured on the job.
Click here for more information and a list of services available to workers. (PDF, 537KB, 2pg.)
What can the Occupational Health Clinic Network offer businesses?
Experts in occupational medicine can help prevent your employees from becoming sick or injured on the job. They can also help your employees who are sick or injured on the job achieve the best possible recovery, and can assist in ensuring that your workers return to work safety by identifying alternative, "light-duty" and work restriction programs. Specialty services include: occupational illness and injury prevention education, medical surveillance examinations, respirator fit testing and clearance examination, fit for duty examinations and a variety of wellness safety programs.
Click here for more information and a list of services available to businesses. (PDF, 496KB, 2pg.)
What can the Occupational Health Clinic Network offer Health Care Providers?
The clinics are a resource for health care providers treating patients with potential work-related illnesses and injuries. The clinic network is available for consultation or referral of patients with occupational diseases or injuries. They have diverse treatment teams of physicians, nurses, industrial hygienists and social workers that assist providers in assessing and managing their patients' work-related conditions and, if necessary, provide worksite and social work interventions. The OHCN's board certified occupational medicine physicians and staff are also experts in dealing with the Workers' Compensation system and assisting patients during the compensation process.
Did you know... there are just four questions health care providers should routinely ask their patients to assist in identifying whether a disease may have an occupational exposure component.
Physicians of the Occupational Health Clinic Network have developed a series of clinical practice reviews. These were published in the January 2000 issue of the American Journal of Industrial Medicine - a dedicated issue entitled "The Diagnosis and Treatment of Occupational Diseases: Integrating Clinical Practice with Prevention". These reviews are intended to assist clinicians in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of common occupational disease. Complimentary access to the issue is offered on the Internet via Wiley InterScience, sponsored by the New York State Department of Health. To view the articles and/or download them, go to Clinical Practice Reviews.
Physicians in New York State are encouraged to contact the OHCN clinic in their region to determine how they can utilize the clinics' occupational health services for their patients with potential work-related conditions.
Data Report |
The New York State Occupational Health Clinic Network Report 1988 - 2003 describes the patient population of the Occupational Health Clinic Network by summarizing data on demographics, diagnoses, exposures, industries and occupations. These data are used to identify clinical needs and challenges that the occupational health community faces as the workforce changes. |
Occupational Health Clinic Oversight Committee
The Occupational Health Clinic Oversight Committee was created by Section 2490 of the New York State Public Health Law.
- Association of Occupational and Environmental Clinics - an international network of more than 60 clinics and more than 250 individuals committed to improving the practice of occupational and environmental medicine through information sharing and collaborative research. The chief long-term goal of AOEC is to facilitate the prevention and treatment of occupational and environmental illnesses and injuries through collaborative reporting and investigation of health problems.


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2013 Toy Train Party to Be Held December 14
The 14th Annual Toy Train Christmas party will make its way to Huntington on Saturday, December 14th at 7:00p.m. at Charlie's Harley Davidson at 408 4thStreet in Huntington.
What's the best way to prevent abortions?
Would you support legalizing marijuana in your state?
Huntington Hires Communications Director
The City of Huntington announces that Bryan Chambers has joined the administration to serve as the communications director.
MU Plan Calls For Nine Building Renovations, Two Demolitions
Associated Press Web Producer: Jeff Morris Reported: Dec. 12, 2013 2:13 PM EST Updated: Dec. 12, 2013 2:18 PM EST Huntington , Cabell County , West Virginia Marshall University's new campus master plan recommends renovating nine buildings and demolishing two others.
Landau performing at Madison Civic Center this Friday
Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. performs as Hospice of Huntington celebrates 30 years at the Keith Albee Performing Arts Center in Huntington.
Letters: Dec. 12, 2013, fitness, coal, lawsuit reform
Much praise to the Gazette editorial staff for the comments concerning the lack of fitness in West Virginia.
Darrah Wilcox Web Producer: Heath Harrison Reported: Dec. 11, 2013 10:57 PM EST Updated: Dec. 11, 2013 11:04 PM EST Huntington , Cabell County , West Virginia The holidays are a little brighter for hundreds of kids in the Huntington area.
Precautionary Boil Water Advisory Portions of Huntington's 9th Avenue
West Virginia American Water has issued a precautionary boil water advisory for approximately 50-60 customers on 9th Avenue in Huntington from 4th Street to 7th Street and the 900 Block of 6th Street.
Dave Benton Web Producer: Heath Harrison Reported: Dec. 11, 2013 4:45 PM EST Updated: Dec. 11, 2013 6:49 PM EST Huntington , Cabell County , West Virginia When the temperatures dip into the bone-chilling digits, it makes a life a little more difficult for all of us, but imagine if you have to work in the bitter cold.
Popular Huntington restaurant to take over lease at Charleston Brewing Co.
Black Sheep Burritos & Brews, a Huntington-based restaurant, will open a second location on Quarrier Street in Charleston.
Huntington , Cabell County , West Virginia Marshall University's board of governors has approved its 10-year campus master plan.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, for example, has adopted and implemented a Housing First approach that first places an emphasis on placing homeless individuals in housing so they are better able to tackle the issues that lead to their homeless plight.
Highlawn Pastor Posted Explanation on Facebook in October
Dear Fellow Ministers of the Gospel, I'd like to begin this letter by saying thank you for all the support and encouragement many of you have shown to me, the staff, and the members of Highlawn Baptist Church.
Putnam considers reserving beds in drug treatment center for recovering residents
Drug offenders in Putnam County could end up in treatment instead of jail -- and at a lower daily cost to the county.
Buy Equipment Before Tax Breaks End, Adviser Says
With two lucrative federal tax incentives on course to expire by the end of this year, CFOs of companies both large and small might do well to buy needed equipment now, a corporate-tax expert advises.
Huntington Accident Death. Huntington, West Virginia News from Eyewitness News
Tiersa Davis Web Producer: Jeff Morris Reported: Dec. 10, 2013 4:54 PM EST Updated: Dec. 10, 2013 5:27 PM EST Huntington , Cabell County , West Virginia The driver whose vehicle was involved in an accident with a tractor-trailer in Huntington has died of his injuries.
Victims of Gilbert man being sought
West Virginia State Troopers are looking for the public's assistance in identifying all of the victims of a man accused of numerous sex crimes against children.
Darrah Wilcox Web Producer: Darrah Wilcox Reported: Dec. 9, 2013 5:50 PM EST Updated: Dec. 10, 2013 8:47 AM EST Huntington , Cabell County , West Virginia With the area already receiving several doses of snow, motorists need to check to see whether their vehicles are ready to handle the weather.
Charleston , Kanawha County , West Virginia Donations are piling up as we make the final push for our Tower of Toys drive, but we need your help so that every area child has a chance to having a gift under the tree.
Plans Move Forward For Huntington Skate Park
Dave Benton Videographer: Kenney Barnette Web Producer: Dave Benton Reported: Dec. 9, 2013 5:51 PM EST Updated: Dec. 9, 2013 11:07 PM EST Huntington , Cabell County , West Virginia Plans to build a skate park at Huntington's Harris Riverfront are one step closer to becoming reality.
"The drug problem is even worse than people know about, it's ridiculous how many are addicted to drugs or alcohol and don't have the resources to get the help they need," Sean Harbour, recovering addict from the Gallipolis Ferry area said.


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FIM Superbike World Championship
In 2011, Tissot began a partnership with the FIM Superbike World Championship (SBK), the leading production motorcycle racing series as Official Timekeeper and Official Watch. This partnership ensures that Tissot is the dominating force in the world of motorcycle road race timekeeping, covering both SBK and MotoGP.
With almost 500 million viewers worldwide, SBK is a phenomenally successful racing series, featuring wide open racing, some of the best riders in the world and non-stop fun.
World Superbike has races all around the world, including Australia, Great Britain, the Czech Republic, Italy, Spain, Portugal, France, the Netherlands, the United States and Russia in 2012. At all these tracks, Tissot handles all the timing and statistical information transmission for each race. It's an incredibly complicated responsibility, but one for which Tissot is eminently well-qualified, due to the brand's extensive experience as Official Timekeeper with MotoGP and other sports.
SBK is different from MotoGP -- where MotoGP features prototype machines, rather like Formula One, World Superbike is a production-based series, thereby making it more accessible to the casual fan and the motorcyclist.
Tissot is proud to be the Official Watch and Official Timekeeper of the FIM Superbike World Championship. In addition, Tissot presents the Tissot Superpole - the Saturday afternoon qualifying session that establishes the starting position of the riders in the main races.
In 2011, Carlos Checa won the FIM Superbike World Championship, which took place over 26 races in 13 venues.
The 2012 FIM Superbike World Championship will travel to 12 countries in the 14 round season, including a round in Moscow, Russia for the very first time.
The Tissot T-Race is a winner on and off the circuit. The bike-racing-inspired design details and dynamic style, with a little dose of flamboyancy colours, gets these models into gear and gives them an equally strong starting position. With the Tissot T-Race, Tissot's passion for motor sport is accelerating into the fashion fast lane.
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04.14.2013Aragon - Spain
04.28.2013Assen - Netherlands
05.12.2013Monza - Italy
05.26.2013Donington - United Kingdom
06.09.2013Portimão - Portugal
06.30.2013Imola - Italy
07.21.2013Moscow - Russia
08.04.2013Silverstone - United Kingdom
09.01.2013Nürburgring - Germany
09.15.2013Istanbul - Turkey
09.29.2013Laguna Seca - United States
10.06.2013Magny-Cours - France
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I recently stayed at the Comfort Inn in Lincolnton, North Carolina. I noticed dust on the furniture and lamp stands. The tub, obviously, had not been cleaned as there were still hairs on the sides and the bottom. Also, the water did not drain well and you were left standing in about 5 inches of water after your shower. Also,... More
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It's rare I see of photo of me that actually looks like I'm trying, so I thought I'd share these that I pinched from Anthony's DBA blog. They were taken at last weekend's King's Lynn race. I'm racing my Wood Rotax.
If you're new to the Sideburn blog, well howdy. We're a motorcycle magazine that features dirt track, speedway, ice racing and other go left and leftfield stuff. We make room for varied knobbly-tyred goings on; road bikes that look like they could or should race, and bikes that shouldn't race, but do. Oh, and art.
And we race too, in the UK flat track series. This blog is an extension of the magazine and the events we organise. If you like it, do us a favour and find the money to buy a magazine. Thanks. G
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Looks pretty bloody effortless to me . . . bastard !! Keep up the circle work, hangin for the next issue.
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- Hairy Larry said...
Nice "Broadie".I'd say it was even "Bitchen"!
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Cool DUDE
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Wild West Community Garden
This garden is a place for people to nurture food, flowers and herbs in the company of friends and neighbors.
The Wildwood Family YMCA provided 5000 square feet of land for the garden on the west side of its property. The garden is a natural extension of the Y's commitment to youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. All 48 plots were spoken for and growing strong in summer 2011.
To get involved, contact garden creator Jodi Smedley at the YMCA 636-458-6636 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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It's Rails day as Heroku moves to Ruby 2.0, Rails 2.3's life is lingering, we build Awesome APIs, visit removing Views, cut back on Callbacks, expand our Environments, and tackle Changed Tests on this episode of Ruby5.
This episode is sponsored by Heroku. Instantly deploy and scale your Ruby application.
What does Spring have to do with Rails 4.1, Rails security news, a few cool tips like pundit, pry rescue and RASK, good advice for upgrading to capistrano 3, and the plan to sunset bundler all in this RubyLoco-powered Ruby5.
This week we watch, lint, memoize, error handle, say hello to and write more idiomatic Ruby.
Ruby fixes a heap overflow, Rack::Attack protects your app from abusive clients, a proposal for changing Rails Session Storage, learn about Rake File Tasks and Demystify the Ruby GC.
In this episode, automatic length validations for your ActiveRecord models, Angular.js vs Ember.js, the Ionic framework, Watson for inline issue tracking and faking it with remote services.