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The bureaucrats punted again.
For the seventh time in 16 years, the National Conference on Interstate Milk Shipments (NCIMS) has turned down a request to upgrade the standard for somatic cell count.
The NCIMS, made up of state regulators who oversee milk-safety rules, last week turned down a request from the National Milk Producers Federation to lower the SCC legal limit from 750,000 cells/mL to 400,000, starting in 2015.
In previous years, similar proposals by the NMPF or the National Mastitis Council also were voted down. One possible explanation: The regulators who make up NCIMS are primarily responsible for milk safety and somatic cell count is not a milk-safety issue.
Because the NCIMS only meets every other year, it will be 2015 before the proposal can be debated again.
Many in the dairy industry have argued that lowering the limit from 750,000 to 400,000 would bring the United States in greater harmony with the rest of the world, which would boost the other countries' confidence in U.S. exports.
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"…Dairy farmers in the world's major milk-producing regions have made great strides in reducing somatic cell count levels. Regulatory systems around the world have moved to incorporate these lower somatic cell count levels, and the U.S. needs to be on board with that process, not be left watching from the side of the road by the failure to update our standards," said Jerry Kozak, president and CEO of the National Milk Producers Federation. "We continue to be perplexed by the inconsistency of those state regulators who voted to make it easier to import Grade A dairy products into the United States by outsourcing mandatory inspections, while at the same time rejecting efforts to facilitate the export of American dairy products," he said.
"A similar somatic cell count proposal was defeated by the NCIMS in 2011. Since then, the European Union has moved ahead with a somatic cell count limit of 400,000 for dairy products being exported by the U.S. to EU member countries.
"While the NCIMS has performed admirably in protecting the safety of Grade A milk and dairy products for more than 60 years, we are now in a global dairy marketplace and the Conference needs to recognize this reality," Kozak said.
"Our farmers are doing their part by continuing to provide ever-higher quality milk, but they are not getting credit for it with overseas customers because we are at the mercy of a regulatory mechanism that seems unwilling to maintain the same pace of improvement. Unfortunately, NCIMS is currently the only national regulatory forum at which to resolve these important issues for the dairy industry," he said.


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I went through a piercing craze at one point..got my nose, tongue, lip, left brow, belly, and 3 ears pierced at one point. It would have been fun if I connected them all together..lol
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I am not going to lie, I still have N'Sync in there somewhere...I really need to update my iPod ;)
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I like to take care of my friends by making bomb cocktail concoctions for them
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'Are those Blue Berries?.. I'm kind of hungry...Can, I eat them?" ~Best pick up line I have used on a guy with pretty Blue eyes :)
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Please give me a big juicy burger with lots of french fries and ketchup!
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Fried pork rinds and pickled egg... Is that weird?
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By Sportschick
from Boston, MA
About Me New Owner
Comments about Only Natural Pet HealthMeals Freeze Dried Nibblets:
I love the fact that this food has such good ingredients and nothing that is unnecessary for my dog. I rotate foods that I feed her, canned, kibble (once a week), frozen/dehydrated raw and I have added this freeze dried raw. After doing all my research on what is the best freeze dried raw brand, I chose Only Natural Pet because of the high ratings it has gotten from various websites. I chose the fish because it is the lowest calorie food and she gets plenty of meat in the other types of foods. I add a little canned tripe to the niblets along with some water. She goes NUTS for it. But, phew what a stink. The fish niblets smell enough, but the tripe really makes it bad. But hey, my doggie loves, loves this stinky mess, so I just hold my nose!!Nutrition and exercise are so important and I am so glad that I have found Only Natural Pet to satisfy the nutrition component. They sell top quality food, not only their own brand, but the other foods that I feed my dog.Now, if only the snow would STOP, I could work on the exercise!!!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Good quality food
By Marietta
from PA and FL
About Me Long-time Pet Owner
I love the ingredients in this food and my dog likes the taste. I would have given it 5 stars, but it very hard for my dog to chew. I measure out her serving and then I crush the food into small pieces. I would purchase this again.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Great products! I use as extra treats.
By Bonnie the walker
from Indian Lk Est FL
Use the beef and venison as treats. The chicken and fish were not their favorites. Great product!!
(3 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
I love this product
By Sherry
from Indianapolis, Indiana
My GSD is a very finicky eater and has sac and fissure issues. Since changing to this diet along with some laser treatment and other non invasive treatments her fissures have healed 99% and sac issues are at least 80% improved.It used to take her over an hour to eat one meal. Now she will eat in a normal amount of time - 10 minutes or less. She has more energy, cleaner teeth and a nicer coat.I feed this as her main source of food along with added fiber of pumpkin.This product has been a blessing. I tried every single product on the market to entice her to eat and home cooked meals for her to no avail.
Not too fond of them..
By erikam
from houston
My dog is not finicky at all but he doesn't seem to like these patties.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Merchant response: Did you feed them dry or wet?
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
I would by this product again.
By Txldy
from Temperance, MI
I feel this product is a healthy alternative to use as a special treat for my dogs. They love them. I would like to see this product available in smaller waifers.
My mini schnauzer just loves them!!!!
By RAG
from Pittsburgh, Pa
Give as a supplement once a day, my dog just goes crazy for them, I wish they were cheaper.
My dogs LOVE these patties!!!!
By Martica
from South Haven, MI
I warm these up with warm water although next time I will use organic chicken broth.
Merchant response: Ooooh, yum, can we come for dinner??!!
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Kisses and junior LOVE theses patties
By Brenda
from Mount Vernon New York
Kisses and junior hear me open the bag. They are BOTH there waiting.I use these patties for there main mealstwo meals a dayI've had kisses and junior on these patties for 4 years nowBoth my dogs are very healthyDiet is the most important in there lifeThen comes LOVEOnly natural pet store has the best quality of everythingI am a witness, I've been with them for a long timeMy name is Brenda. I wouldn't order from any other store. I live in NY they deliver right to my door.and the staff is awesome
Merchant response: Thanks Brenda! We value your business and appreciate your kind words...the staff loves to help!
(2 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
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By MI Joyce
from Northville, MI
My dogs seemed to like these but they smelled like rancid oil. I break them into small pieces and there were a lot of pieces of bonelike material.
Merchant response: Please call us if you ever encounter a potential quality issue...we offer a guarantee!
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While the students, who are enrolled in Career Technical & Agricultural Education courses, were not applying for any particular job through the interview process, event coordinators said the intent is to help students gain general experience.
"We're modeling it after Union Grove High School. At Union Grove High School they do this for two weeks and they interview all students, that way, by the time they're a senior, they've done it four times," Woodland High School's Work-Based Learning Coordinator Patricia McPherson said. "... Every one of the CTAE teachers have finished a unit telling them how to dress for an interview, how to greet people, how to shake their hand, eye contact, every aspect of it."
She added, "[The teachers] have worked with them to do a two-page application, they've worked with them to do an error-free resume, everything."
Afterward, students learned how they fared in the process.
"We'll give them a five-minute feedback session to tell them what they've done correctly, what they can improve upon and we're actually going to give them a grade," McPherson said. "This is an accumulating project, we've done a whole unit on resumes, on careers and so this is the end activity."
Georgia Power Plant Bowen employee and community volunteer Janet Queen said the event is a boon both for students and the business community.
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Queen, who also volunteered to participate in last year's event, said students have appeared prepared for their interviews.
"Our school systems are doing a great job preparing these students for the future, in careers, or in post secondary, wherever they choose to go, they are really preparing them well," Queen said. "What I have seen out of some of these students in the resume and interview process this morning, some of these students have interviewed better than adults I've seen in the past."
WHS student Luke Patterson said he felt prepared for his mock interview after going over techniques during class.
"Ms. [Valerie] Holt made sure that we did our resumes correctly, she watched over us to make sure we put everything in the right spot, she made sure we didn't put anything stupid on there that would make us look not prepared for an interview," Patterson said. "We constantly went over what we should do, she would tell us the types of questions we would be asked and would tell us to get prepared in our mind. We should be confident."
Patterson, who plays for the school's baseball team, said Image and Interview Day was his first experience with a job interview, but he plans to apply the skills learned to other areas.
"She told me that eye contact is big, and a lot of college coaches have told me the same thing," Patterson said. "A person who makes eye contact shows that he's not afraid and will get the job done, and I think that's mainly what I took away from this, is to stay confident."
Ricky Matthews, owner of Matthew's Garage, is a Cass High School parent and said he regularly interviews young adults for positions at his business.
"I interview them at the shop, it's in a little bit of a different setting than this, but I don't usually get the responses I'm getting here and it's refreshing," Matthews said.
He said the students participating in Image and Interview Day will need more experience, but appeared to be professional and made good first impressions — something Matthews said often is a deciding factor when hiring a new employee.
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He added, "I pride myself on being able to read somebody when I first meet them, and the first impression is everything."
Cass High School's Michaela Lague has had real-world job interview experience and holds down an after-school job at T.J. Maxx. She said, however, what she learned in class and through the interview process will be helpful in her future.
"I've had three business classes, so I've had a lot of time preparing for this," Lague said. "... We didn't actually apply for a certain position, but [the interviewer] asked me what I wanted to do later on, and I told her I wanted to go into advertising so she based some of her questions on advertising, like what kind of skills I have, and I have computer skills, which is really good, and [also] drawing skills."
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A few more things to note about this quilt: It was beautifully quilted for me by fellow Milwaukee Modern Quilt Guild member Lucinda Fenske, and Thomas Knauer was kind enough to send me the Pear Tree fabric from his own stash when there was no more advance yardage of it to be found. Thank you, Thomas! Go check out his blog to see the fabulous new lines he has in the works, including Flock and Savanna Bop. I think those Flock dot prints will definitely be finding their way into my stash!
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A few more things to note about this quilt: It was beautifully quilted for me by fellow Milwaukee Modern Quilt Guild member Lucinda Fenske, and Thomas Knauer was kind enough to send me the Pear Tree fabric from his own stash when there was no more advance yardage of it to be found. Thank you, Thomas! Go check out his blog to see the fabulous new lines he has in the works, including Flock and Savanna Bop. I think those Flock dot prints will definitely be finding their way into my stash!
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That is so exciting!!!ReplyDelete
I LOVE it Lee!! Wonderful job! Congratulations!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! How exciting! :DReplyDelete
Wonderful! Congratulations.ReplyDelete
So awesome!!! Officially stalking Jo-Ann's for a copy :) Congratulations!!!!ReplyDelete
YAY!!! Congratulations!ReplyDelete
My mind=blown! So gorgeous, Lee! Way to go!!!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous Lee....The fabric is beautiful...and your work....well!!!ReplyDelete
Congratulations!! Well done,and beautiful!ReplyDelete
Very cool - congrats!!ReplyDelete
Congrats!!! That's so exciting! Absolutely beautiful quilt - the pattern's going on my "must make" list!ReplyDelete
How wonderful for you, congratulations...beautiful quilt.ReplyDelete
I really like this quilt and the possibilities are endless. I have pretty much quit buying magazines, but this one might have to find its way home.ReplyDelete
Congratulations!! and that is one pretty quilt. KxReplyDelete
Congrats Lee. So happy to say I know a published quilt pattern designer.ReplyDelete
Congrats Lee! This is so cool! I can't wait to get my hands on a copy of the magazine!ReplyDelete
Congratulations, what a great quilt pattern! I love the optical illusion it creates. <3ReplyDelete
Yay! It looks fabulous, congrats!!! I'll be on the lookout for the mag :-)ReplyDelete
Very cool! Love the pattern, and it works so well with pear tree :-)ReplyDelete
Wow, the quilt looks beautiful and I can't wait to see it in the magazine. I am so happy for you and--quietly, deep down--I'm taking pride because I remember the first day we sat at the sewing machine (old Kenmore) together. I wouldn't have ever dreamed what would develop within three years.ReplyDelete
Lee! Congratulations, lady!! So very very awesome!ReplyDelete
Wow Lee! This looks fabulous! Congratulations on your publication!ReplyDelete
Congratulations, Lee! This couldn't have happened to a nicer person, nor a more talented designer, as I can attest from being a Supernova participant. Well done. Continue to enjoy success in all that your hands touch.ReplyDelete
Coolness, is right! Congratulations!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! What a fun design!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! I love the design and the prints are lovely! :)ReplyDelete
HOLY CRAP!!!~ That is awesome! I am not one to buy magazines, but that pattern would be worth it. LOVE IT!ReplyDelete
Woohoo for you!
I'll need to look for it when it comes on the shelves....the pattern is very inventive....ReplyDelete
Congratulations! It is a fantastic quilt. I will be on the look out for March/April Quiltmaker Mag.ReplyDelete
Congratulations, Lee! That is very awesome. And a very awesome quilt too. woo!ReplyDelete
I'm always so excited when one of my favorite blogging friends is featured in a magazine. Congratulations! What a beautiful quilt.ReplyDelete
Congratulations! It's a beautiful quilt! Very exciting that the scrap squad will be making it...can't wait to see the varieties that are created!ReplyDelete
That fabric line looks beautiful woven together like that, congrats on the publication :o)ReplyDelete
Congratulations! What a fun pattern.ReplyDelete
Congratulations! I love it!ReplyDelete
Congrats Lee! I hope you bring it tomorrow so I can see it in person!ReplyDelete
I always wonder what the secret project is... a present that's under wraps perhaps - well, a magazine with your design is just the best! Congratulations on keep it a secret!ReplyDelete
what an inspiration you are! I am so excited for you and can't wait to get the issue- that is truly fantastic and the quilt is just gorgeous too! Bravo!ReplyDelete
So exciting Lee! That is awesome. The quilt is beautiful and I love the design. Way to go!ReplyDelete
COngrats- the fabric is such a great match for your pattern, very harmonious!ReplyDelete
I love it! What a great design. Congratulations!ReplyDelete
Congratulations. Your quilt is so pretty and it does look hard to make. I can't wait until my issue is in my mailbox.ReplyDelete
Fantastic, well done, I love the look of this quilt and a beautiful picture of you!ReplyDelete
Congratulations xReplyDelete
Congratulations on a great quilt and on being published! Wishing you many more successes!ReplyDelete
Way to go Lee. Your quilt is amazing. Can't wait to see the magazine up closeReplyDelete
Katie said it... amazingly beautiful!ReplyDelete
Congratulations Lee!
I absolutely adore this design...and will have to get the magazine just for it. :)
Congratulations Lee! And such a nice quilt too.ReplyDelete
Beautiful quilt! Congratulations on your first publication! I'm sure it will be the first of many to come.ReplyDelete
Awesome quilt - can't wait to see it in print! Congratulations on your accomplishment!ReplyDelete
Congrats Lee!!! That is so exciting!!!!ReplyDelete
That looks so good! Congrats!ReplyDelete
Congratulations, Lee! It's a beautiful quilt!ReplyDelete
Congratulations Lee! That's wonderful!!ReplyDelete
So exciting! Congrats Lee!ReplyDelete
WHOA congratulations Lee!! I cant wait to get my copy in the mail. I love the quilt.ReplyDelete
How thrilling for you and so well deserved, congratulations - the quilt is wonderful.ReplyDelete
Great quilt...happy for you getting published!ReplyDelete
Congratulations Lee!! WOw that is really beautiful!!ReplyDelete
Congrats!! I'll be keeping my eye out for the magazine! :)ReplyDelete
Congratulations! What an awesome and inspiring accomplishemnt for you!ReplyDelete
how exciting - many congrats - and the quilt is an absolute cracker!ReplyDelete
It's a fun quilt! Can't say how I know yet, but........ :0)ReplyDelete
Awesome!! I'll have to buy the magazine just for that.ReplyDelete
You must be so proud, congratulations on your first published pattern. It looks very pretty and I can't wait to get my Quiltmaker magazine now.ReplyDelete
Congrats- that's really exciting!ReplyDelete
YEAY!!!!!! Congrats, LEE!!!!! : )ReplyDelete
That is really, really cool. Congratulations Lee!ReplyDelete
Congratulations babe!! Great job and well worth all your effort. So cool!ReplyDelete
Well done, hope it is one of many designs.ReplyDelete
That's awesome!!! It's a great quilt... I just sent my first quilt to be published last week. It doesn't come out until August. I can't wait but I don't want to wish the year away.ReplyDelete
Leanne xo
So cool! How exciting to be in the magazine, and it's such a fantastic quilt! I don't usually buy quilt magazines, but I might have to for this pattern. :) Congrats!ReplyDelete
CONGRATULATIONS!!!! That is so very beautiful!!!!ReplyDelete
What exciting news for you! Another credit to add to you list of already outstanding achievements. I love that line of fabric, and what fun for you to be able to work with this.ReplyDelete
Elizabeth E.
Congrats! A beautiful design and such lovely fabrics. Simply gorgeous! You should celebrate.ReplyDelete
Famous now!!! SO excited for you! And that quilt is beyond scrumptious!!!ReplyDelete
Just got the magazine today and love your quilt pattern! Thanks!ReplyDelete
Sweet Lee! Oh THAT is a really nice pattern! You are so SO good at being unique. Your quilts don't look like 'everyone else's'. Something to be proud of for sure! ; )ReplyDelete
Sweet Lee! Oh THAT is a really nice pattern! You are so SO good at being unique. Your quilts don't look like 'everyone else's'. Something to be proud of for sure! ; )ReplyDelete
I just got my QM in the mail this weekend and saw your quilt and thought"That looks like fun to try." I just found you today, and congrats on being published!! Great looking quilt!!ReplyDelete
Hi Lee, just looking at buying this on craftsy... Is it jelly roll friendly for the chains? :)ReplyDelete


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Midnight: Deputies arrested a man at a park on the 13200 block of Middleton Drive and booked him into the Santa Cruz County Jail for public drunkenness.
Midnight: Deputies stopped a vehicle at the intersection of Highway 9 and Main Street in Ben Lomond after they spotted the driver passing another vehicle in an unsafe manner. A California Highway Patrol officer was called to the scene and arrested the female driver for driving under the influence of alcohol.
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3:26 p.m.: A woman was arrested for public drunkenness on the 6200 block of Graham Hill Road in Felton.
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5 a.m.: A resident of the 7900 block of Highway 9 in Felton reported that someone had burglarized his residence while he was on vacation and had stolen various items valued at an estimated $1,780.
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7 p.m.: A resident of the 1500 block of Graham Hill Road reported that her vehicle engine had been vandalized, causing an estimated $1,000 in damage.
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Feb. 5
1:48 p.m.: A man was arrested at a pharmacy on the 200 block of Mount Hermon Road after the department received a tip that someone might try to pass a fraudulent prescription.
Feb. 4
8:49 a.m.: A resident of Carriage Lane reported that a coat had been stolen from inside her parked vehicle, which was unlocked. Sunglasses and other items were reportedly thrown around inside the vehicle, but not stolen.
3:13 p.m.: Employees of a business on Disc Drive reported finding that stolen items belonging to the company were being offered for sale on Craigslist. The seller met with officers in an attempt to sell the items and was arrested for possession of stolen property.
4:41 p.m.: A vehicle was reportedly vandalized while parked at a repair shop on Scotts Valley Drive. According to reports, an incendiary device — possible a firecracker — melted a windshield wiper blade and cracked the windshield glass.
Feb. 3
7:46 p.m.: A man was arrested in central Scotts Valley and booked into Santa Cruz County Jail in Santa Cruz after he allegedly struck and injured his girlfriend, with whom he has a child.
Feb. 1
1:09 p.m.: A woman reported that she had left property valued at about $8,000 unattended in two shopping carts in front of a business on the 200 block of Mount Hermon Road. Both carts were gone when she returned 25 minutes later.
11:05 p.m.: A resident of Deerfield Drive reported that someone had taken a bicycle from inside an unlocked garage.
Jan. 29
3:58 p.m.: A woman was arrested for public drunkenness by officers who spotted her lying on a retaining wall near the ball fields on the Scotts Valley Middle School campus, 8 Bean Creek Road.
7:46 p.m.: A man was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol by officers who found him unresponsive inside a car that was stalled in the intersection of South Navarra Drive and Granite Creek Road.
California Highway Patrol
Feb. 3
Midnight: Officers arrested a 20-year-old woman on Lovers Lane near Bear Creek Road in Boulder Creek for driving under the influence of alcohol and driving with a suspended license.
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Headers and footers in Muse allow you to define common components at the top and bottom of your website that then determine where the page content on individual pages occur. All right, let's take a look at this. I've got a design, and you'll notice that I have in my master page here, so we're on that master page. I'm going to double-click in it. I've got a series of guides here at the side. Now if you're used to layout for print, this is kind of a weird idea. We don't have this idea so much in the print world. These guides show you start and end spots for different components on the site. So if I drag this out here, you'll notice my first guide allows me to determine how much browser I might want to see on top of my active page. This is my active page. I then get a header area here. This is very much like defining headers and footers in a layout program, let's say Microsoft Word or InDesign. It determines where the—how much space I'll have before my page content starts. So let's say I'll set this header just in this area here. The footer is somewhat comparable. I can come in and define how tall is my page. And then behind that, I can decide when does the footer object occur. Let's try to separate these guys here. So I've got a footer area, and then I've got the bottom of my page. I also can define components that just sit in the browser and lie below my active page content. So if I undo what I did here, you can see I've got my footer aligned with the bottom of my page, and then I've got my active page content. Let's go ahead and change this one more time, because I do want to pull my footer up. So I'm going to bring my footer area up about that high, have my active page stop about there. So let's take a look at how this applies to designs that I might be working on. I've gone in and set basically a header area, a footer area. I've got browser area before my page content starts. Let's go ahead and close this master out now. And let's just go to an active page that's using that master and kind of get a sense of how it affects the design. So if I select everything on the page and have it start just up here at the top, you can see that that area is going to be— if I want to, I can't even drag—I guess I can drag. I'm going to go ahead and leave it here, and it's going to define this area for me. Let me just show you how this works a little bit. I've got my footer area defined, so if I come in and want to drag, let's say additional text down here, I'm going to make this a much thinner column. Notice how, as I grow the column height, it's going to grow the height of the page, but it's going to preserve that little area, that little footer area that I defined. That's great. Now let me just show you how if I change my header, it would affect the page. So notice how this About title is starting just about where this line is here. I'm going to close out that page, go into my master, and let's say I wanted a much smaller header. I really don't want that buffer there. I'm going to go ahead and reduce it to just a much smaller area. When I click OK, Muse is going to automatically apply that master change with that header area. When I double-click on the page, notice how the About starts just at the bottom of that line. So that determines where the page content starts and where the page content finishes for each individual page.
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