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Each August, fashion mavens look forward to getting their hands on a copy of Vogue magazine's autumn issue. Filmmaker R.J. Cutler gains unprecedented access to the inner workings of this fashion bible, as legendary Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour and her staff carry out the massive preparations necessary to produce the issue.
This week at QV Cinema:
As Fashion Week descends on Melbourne, QV invites you to get your fashion fix at the cinema with a series of stylish films including The Devil wear Prada, The September Issue, Zoolander and Annie Leibovitz: Life through a lens screening from 1 – 4 March. Fashionistas will be treated to complimentary* Sparkling Pomegranate Vodka Punch from the Flick/Fest bar; a light and refreshing tipple in a deep red hue. To celebrate the screening of Zoolander, QV Outdoor Cinema will be having their very own 'Blue-steel' fashion moment on Saturday 3 March with dancers striking a pose to Madonna's iconic track, paying homage to the art of 'vogueing'.
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Design of water shock tube for testing shell materials
Permanent lenkehttp://hdl.handle.net/10037/8387
TypeJournal article
Peer reviewed
This paper presents design considerations for a shock tube experimental rig used to investigate the dynamic failure mechanisms of shell geometries subjected to water shock impact loading. In such setup, it is desirable that the drive pressure used within the tube can provide a wide range of impulsive loads on the test structures and some flexibility can be achieved on the applied pulse durations. With this aim a review of various existing shock tube experimental setup is presented and choices are made based on scientific merits. Finally design parameters are drawn for right set of conditions required for the experiments.
ForlagMulti-Science Publishing
SiteringWorld Journal of Engineering 11(2014) nr. 1 s. 55-60
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I am a sucker for the colors camel and browns among others. They are great colors for winter time and I could not resist getting a camel hat. I got it over at H&M. I am going to change it a bit. I will post pictures soon.
Since camel is one of my fav colors why not leave you with a pic of pieces for you to look at.
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Maybe you've heard—after more than sixty years of service, Indian Trails Camp is now a part of IKUS Life Enrichment Services. But what does that mean for the organization and the people it serves, and how was Black Lake Studio involved?
For decades, Indian Trails Camp has expanded the opportunities available to individuals with disabilities in the greater Grand Rapids area. Over time, the organization developed a wide variety of programming, and in 2016, the "camp" label no longer accurately describes ITC's overall mission. Several months ago, ITC's leadership team brought Black Lake in to help chart a way forward, beginning with a series of in-depth mind mapping sessions. We dug into the "Thing" that makes the organization unique, that ties everything they do together. We also discovered the audiences with which the new brand would most need to communicate. Through this discovery process, we came to several key insights about the brand:
- Indian Trails Camp wasn't just a camp anymore—they also provide skill building, supported employment, and community living services to individuals with disabilities.
- ITC needed a new parent brand that would encompass all of its services, including the camp, and leave plenty of room for growth and expansion.
- The "Thing" that animates Indian Trails Camp is helping individuals with disabilities attain greater freedom and independence.
- ITC needs to reach out to CMHs, clients and families, philanthropists, and the higher education community.
Based on these insights, we recommended that Indian Trails Camp adopt a new parent brand, IKUS Life Enrichment Services, that would encompass all of its programs, including the camp. Each service would have its own brand subordinated to the IKUS parent brand. We helped name the new brand, and we did the writing and design work that was needed to give it a clear, compelling identity. Black Lake then produced digital and print materials that would communicate the new IKUS brand to their audiences.
You have to account for a lot of variables when transitioning a brand, but we have guided IKUS along the way. Black Lake trained the organization's leaders and staff on how to articulate and embody the new brand, and we designed marketing materials around the need to communicate a new identity quickly and clearly. For example, the new IKUS home page is designed to explain the organization's new identity and reassure existing audience members that the camp they know and love isn't going anywhere.
Now the IKUS team is navigating the process of unveiling their new brand, and the Black Lake team is looking forward to continued work with the organization as it continues to serve and grow.
Today, Bella Ferlaak job shadowed our two designers, Ashley Helminiak and Caraline Visuri (I tagged along a bit). Bella is thirteen years old and wanted to learn more about what it would be like to work as a graphic designer.
The Black Lake team walked her through some of our recent projects, answered her questions, and let her sit in on our creative sessions and a training session with a client. Ashley and Caraline even gave her some advice on degree programs she might want to look into. Thankfully, we didn't bore her! It was fun to have her shadow us for a day, and we wish her well as she continues looking into design as a career path.
Bella's brother, Brock, interns with us and is currently working on a video project that we'll reveal soon. We also work with Bella's and Brock's dad, Chip Ferlaak, since he operates Macatawa Legends Golf & Country Club, which is a client of ours. I wonder: Which Ferlaak we'll see in our studio next?
Brian Bosgraaf of Cottage Home stopped by Black Lake Studio today with some of the first copies of Life on the Lakeshore, the coffee table book we created together. After all the work that both of our teams put into producing the book, it's incredibly exciting to finally see it in print! We're proud to have it on display in our studio, and Brian was even gracious enough to give each of us a personal copy! Thanks, Brian!
Cottage Home specializes in building custom private beach homes on Lake Michigan. Last fall, Brian, Stephanie, and Jeremy, leaders at Cottage Home, met with us to start brainstorming how to create a book that would tell the stories of Cottage Home's clients, paint a vivid picture of the lakeshore lifestyle, and be intriguing and helpful to everyone from prospective clients to seasoned lakeshore enthusiasts. After weeks of brainstorming, storytelling, interviewing clients and staff, designing, writing, editing, and making final changes, we sent the files off to Color House Graphics for printing. Now we're all very pleased with what came back!
Here's the text from the back cover of Life on the Lakeshore. Keep an eye out for copies in local West Michigan bookstores!
Every Cottage Has a Story
Nowhere in the world is quite like the Lake Michigan coastline. There's a texture and rhythm to life on the freshwater lakeshore that is utterly unique, and the jewels of the coastline are its cottages. These homes are extraordinary portals to the richness and beauty of the Big Lake. But how do families come to own a Lake Michigan cottage? This book tells their tales and invites you to begin your own lakeshore story.


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You unlock this door with the key of imagination...beyond it is another dimension...a dimension of sight, a dimension of sound, a journey into a wondrous land of things and ideas...
Friday, November 25, 2011
Day 6 - First Day in BKK
This morning I said goodbye to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. I was chilling at the illy cafe in the international flight section of the airport. This is how a boss chills...illy ice cap, apple danish...all good for 8AM in the morning. Here in LOS = Land of Smiles! and traffic....lots of traffice. went here for dinner...and it was kinda crappy. cup of mushroom soup. Not great at all... so since I was still hungry I went to try some Padthai from the street............. deeelish!!! eating in the streets baby!!
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Thats pretty awesome Irv!! COOL! I love street food in BKK. David and I went in 2004 and we loved it. We want to go back one day... I hope we get to go soon. LOVE THE STREET FOOD! Try the fried chicken wings on the street and the roasted cold coconut. -- Roxanne
- Friday, November 25, 2011 10:05:00 AM
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CIRSD launched a book about the life of Israeli statesman Yitzhak Rabin
The Center for International Relations and Sustainable Development (CIRSD) launched the Serbian edition of the latest book by Itamar Rabinovich, a biography of the former Prime Minister of Israel and a 1994 Nobel Peace Prize Winner- Yitzhak Rabin, entitled Yitzhak Rabin: Soldier, leader, statesman.
During his opening remarks, CIRSD President Vuk Jeremic said that Rabinovich ranks among the world's greatest contemporary thinkers in the areas of international relations and security.
"Itamar Rabinovich is one of the greatest Israeli thinkers in the field of foreign affairs, who is currently president of the Israel Institute. He previously served as president of Tel Aviv University. He was Israel's chief negotiator with Syria as well as the country's ambassador to the US in a very delicate period of relations," Jeremic said, underlining that Rabinovich was one of Rabin's closest advisors.
Jeremic added that it is a privilege for CIRSD to have been the first to buy the rights to translate the book into any foreign language.
Rabinovich thanked Jeremic for organizing the book launch and stated that the former Serbian Minister of Foreign Affairs and President of the UN General Assembly had impressed him with his "heroic effort" in last year's campaign for the UN Secretary General.
Rabinovich said that the life of Yitzhak Rabin was very meaningful for his country, as well as for the whole Middle East.
The author of the CIRSD book stated that as a young man, Rabin did not initially plan to become a soldier, but after the outbreak of the Second World War in the Middle East he showed great talent for military affairs and quickly advanced to the position of Chief of Staff of the Israeli Defense Forces.
"After the military, he wanted to expand his perspective and he thought that Washington would be a very good place to learn about world politics. This was the first step from moving from being a soldier to being a politician, a leader, and eventually a statesman. He believed that in the early 90s, time had come for Israel to change its relations with its immediate neighbors and he identified the potential threat of Iran early on." Rabinovich said.
Speaking about Rabin's second term as a prime minister (1992 –1995), the author said that "Rabin felt that he was chosen to be there in order to make a real difference, and the difference to him was to put Israel on the path of peace."
He pointed out that Rabin was the only person who could "sell" the peace process to the Israeli public. This is why Rabin's 1995 assassination was a major blow to the continuation of the peace process between Israel and Palestine.
Rabinovich stated that Iran which "did not want to see an Israeli - Palestinian peace", benefited most from this tragedy. He also added that the religious wing of Zionism in Israel did not do enough soul searching after the assassination.
He underlined that following the 1993 Oslo Agreement, Israel made peace with Jordan and greatly improved relations with a number of Arab countries.
"At the same time, the Oslo Accords were regarded by many as a betrayal and a big mistake," Rabinovich said, adding that the terrorist attacks that killed Israeli citizens around the time of the assassination contributed to such a belief.
Commenting on Israel's current foreign relations, Rabinovich stated that the country is deeply divided regarding key issues such as terms of the future the relationship with the Palestinians.
"I am aware that I am speaking in a country that itself has many disagreements about crucial issues, and Israel is similar. The country is split down the middle between people who completely disagree about our future, and mostly about the future of the West Bank and Israel's relations with the West Bank." Rabinovich said.
He concluded his remarks by opining that conditions for successful peace negotiations between Israel and Palestine are not fulfilled, because the Palestinian Authority is fragmented, and the role of the United States that has always served as an intermediary is not clear enough.
In her welcoming remarks, the Ambassador of Israel to Serbia, Dr. Alona Fisher-Kamm, noted that very few politicians have followed the long course from victorious war heroes to successful leaders, and even fewer – the course from leader to influential statesmen, as was the case with Yitzhak Rabin.
"What made Yitzhak Rabin a real statesman was the fact that he was neither right nor left. He knew to combine what seems to be contradictions in political science: security on the one hand and peace on the other, democracy on the one hand and stability on the other."
"I believe that this pragmatism or combination of practical considerations and values have characterized Yitzhak Rabin since the time he was a soldier." the ambassador said.
Alona Fisher-Kamm said that the quest for peace represents Rabin's legacy.
"Life is full of paradoxes. Yitzhak Rabin hated wars and violence, but became the most famous war hero in the country. He hated diplomacy, and lacked basic diplomatic skills, and yet became the Ambassador of Israel to the United States. He hated politics, but he became one of the most influential leaders in Israel. He was concerned all his life over Israeli security, but became a symbol of peace. He was shy and lacked charisma, but until today he is considered as one of our greatest statesmen. He was the one who commanded the six day war that ended up in conquering territories, while he was assassinated while negotiating the same territories for peace," she concluded.
Ambassador Fisher-Kamm recalled Rabin's words, spoken just minutes before he was assassinated: "I have always believed that the majority of the people want peace and are prepared to take risk for peace. Violence is undermining the very foundations of the Israeli democracy."
In delivering a formal assessment of the book, former Ambassador of Serbia and Montenegro to Israel Dr. Krinka Vidakovic-Petrov said that Rabin was both a hawk and a dove, and that he knew both of power and of limitation of force.
She said that the life of Yitzhak Rabin epitomized one strand of modern Israeli history from 1948 until 1995, that combined down to earth experience of a soldier and politician with statesmanship and a vision based on unconventional thinking and a great deal of courage.
Krinka Vidakovic-Petrov added that Rabinovich's book is based on a number of pertinent sources, minutes of meetings, archives and memoirs of multiple participants of these events, including Rabin's memoirs, and that the author of the book is one of the key first-hand witnesses of these events.
"The centerpiece of the book is the life of Yitzhak Rabin, but in addition it provides an intricate web of details that support a better understanding of the complex Middle East issues. The narrative of the book is segmented chronologically, but in a way that highlights a tension culminating in the tragic end of Rabin's life. Ironically, the assassination was committed not by an enemy from the outside, but by one from within Israeli society itself," said Krinka Vidakovic-Petrov.
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Special Education Acronyms POPFASD Provincial Outreach Program – resource program whose mandate is to meet the learning needs of sudents with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder POPARDProvincial Outreach Program for Autism and Related Disorders ASDAutism Spectrum Disorder DSM Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders – it serves as a universal authority for psychiatric diagnosis. Treatment recommendations, as well as payment by health care providers, are often determined by DSM classifications WISCWechsler Intelligence Scale for Children LALearning Assistance LSLearning Services SLPSpeech Language Pathologists OMGOh My God
OTOccupational Therapists PTPhysical Therapists PISP Provincial Integrated Support Program – assist in developing meaningful and functional programs for B.C. students with severe/profound cognitive and multiple physical disabilities. LDLearning Disabilities DLDistance Learning UDL Universal Design for Learning is a set of principals for curriculum development that give all individual equal opportunities to learn RTI Response to Intervention – Systems of Support, Coordination, Communication and success DIDifferentiated Instruction/learning – providing different students with different avenues to acquiring content, to processing, constructing, or making sense of ideas; and to developing teaching material and assessment measures so that all students within a classroom can learn effectively
MOEMinistry of Education EAEducational Assistance MIDMild Intellectual Disability SETBC Special Education Technology British Columbia – assist schools in supporting students whose access to the curriculum is restricted IEPIndividual Education Plan SLPStudent Learning Plan SBTSchool Base Team NVCINon-Violent Crisis Intervention BLTBacon Lettuce and Tomato sandwich
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Over riding question: How do we create a safe, caring community in our classrooms and schools where ALL students can develop and learn? What helped you to learn? What was it about the environment that helped? Who was there? What were they doing that helped you?
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Introduction to Special Education/Policies and Procedures A Journey from Exclusion to Inclusion
1978 – Alberta Supreme Court decision ordered Lamont County school board to widen doors, build a ramp, and educate Shelley Carriere, a student with cerebral palsy, in her home community school. History of Special Education in Canada
1980 – Ontario Education Act was amended to recognize the rights of students with disabilities to receive an appropriate education at public expense, and to permit parents to appeal the identification of their child as exceptional and the placement of their child
1981 Charter of Rights and Freedoms 1985 Charter amendment prohibits discrimination on the basis of mental or physical disability
1995 – Eaton vs. Brant County School Board stated that unless the parents of a child who has been identified as exceptional by reason of a physical or mental disability, consent to the placement of that child in a segregated environment, the school board must provide a placement that is the least exclusionary from the mainstream and still reasonably capable of meeting the childs special needs (Eaton vs. Brant Board of Education, 1995, pp.33-34)
BC Legislation/regulations Special Needs Students Order M150/89: defines students with special needs, describes the obligation of school boards to consult with parents in the placement of student with special needs and describes policy regarding integration. Individual Education Plan Order M638.95: sets out the requirements for school boards to design and implement individual education plans for students with special needs.
From Special Education Services: A Manual of Policies, procedures and Guidelines Student with special needs, A student who has a disability of an intellectual, physical, sensory, emotional or behavioural nature, has a learning disability or has special gifts or talents, as defined in the Manual of Policies, Procedures, and Guidelines, Section E.
Inclusion describes the principal that all students are entitled to equitable access to learning, achievement and the pursuit of excellence in all aspects of their education. The practice of inclusion is not necessarily synonymous with integration and goes beyond placement to include meaningful participation and the promotion of interaction with others The practice of inclusion transcends the idea of Physical location, and incorporates basic values that promote participation, friendship and interaction
Integration is one of the major strategies used to achieve inclusion. With integration, students with special needs are included in educational settings with their peers who do not have special needs, and provided with the necessary accommodations determined on an individual basis, to enable them to be successful there. The principal of placement in the most enabling learning environment applies when decisions are made about the extent to which an individual student is placed in regular classrooms, or assigned to an alternate placement.
Activity In small groups discuss what you feel are the pros and cons of Inclusion and Integration
The changes we are experiencing currently are intended to move from the goal of access for as many students as possible to success for many as possible. Success for exceptional students depends on complex rights that include: Identification of educational needs. Adapted teaching and services to meet those students.
BC School Act – Responsibilities of teachers within the school system The teacher responsible for a student with special needs is responsible for designing, supervising and assessing the educational program for that student. Where the student requires specialized instruction this is best done in consultation with resource personnel available, with the parents and with the student.
Where the students program involves specialized instruction by someone other than the classroom teacher, collaborative processes are required to make best use of the expertise of the specialists available to assist and to ensure a coordinated approach. In secondary schools, where several teachers may be involved in the students program, coordinated planning is especially important.
Parents Working in partnership with educators and other service personnel. Ministerial Order 150/89, the Special Needs Students Order, requires that parents be OFFERED a consultation regarding the placement of their student with special needs. Districts are advised to involve parents in the planning, development and implementation of educational programs for their children, This consultation should be sought in a timely and supportive way, and the input of parents respected and acknowledged. With respect to the development of a students Individual Education Plan, parents must be offered the opportunity to be Consulted (IEP Order).
Student with a special need where appropriate should be consulted on the development of the Individual Education Plan being created for them (IEP Order).
Individual Education Plan Serves as a tool for collaborative planning. Documented plan developed for a student with special needs that describes individualized goals, objective, strategies, adaptations and/or modifications, the services to be provided, and includes measures for tracking achievement.
Written in consultation with: Parents Classroom teachers and administration Other specialists and outside agencies
An IEP should also include the following: the present levels of educational performance; the setting where the educational program is to provided; the names of all personnel who will be providing the program and the support services for the student during the school year; the period of time and process for review of the IEP; evidence of evaluation or review, which could include revisions made to the plan and the tracking of achievement in relation to goals; and plans for the next transition point in the students education (including transitions beyond school completion) and linkages to Graduation Portfolio during Grades 10 – 12.
Where the goals are different from the expected learning outcomes for the age or grade, these should: be set at high but attainable level. Be accompanied by measureable objectives developed for each goal to enable IEP review and evaluation.
Funding Special Education Services (1701) Student base allocation – learning disabilities, mild intellectual disabilities, students requiring moderate behaviour supports and student who are gifted.
Supplementary funding Level 1 – dependent handicapped (A) or deafblind (B) $36,600 per full time equivalent (FTE) Level 2 – moderate/profound intellectual disabilities (C), with physical disabilities or chronic health impairments (D), with visual impairments (E), with autism spectrum disorder (G), or students who are deaf or hard of hearing (F) $18,000 per FTE Level 3 – students requiring intensive behaviour interventions or students with serious mental illness (H). $9,000 per FTE
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Beloved, this morning I have stop and address something that I believe needs much attention: the church.
You may be thinking here is another sermon on what we need to, who isn't coming and how we need to serve more, give more and be here more. Judgment, judgement, judgment.
I want to go into a different direction this morning. The church is the bride of Christ, correct? She is the one whom Paul said, "Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her, 26 that he might sanctify her, having cleansed her by the washing of water with the word" (). The church, "big C," is made up of God's people whom have been saved, set apart, the process of being sanctified and will, one day, be glorified when they are called home to heaven. The church "little c" is a local body of believers.
We are both made up of a multitude of people. People that are all different. People that all have different backgrounds. Some have grown up in church. You have learned the truths from an early age. You knew the Bible stories for as long as you can remember. You've been saved since you were a child or a teenager. You are among those who, as Abraham, were "blessed in order to be a blessing." Whether you have done anything with what God did at an early age, has been up to you. Some of you didn't grow up in church, you came from a rough background. You've brought a lot more baggage to the table than the holy roller that grew up in church, but at some point God may have drawn you to Himself and drawn you to salvation.
We all have been gifted in different ways. The Bible says that some God gave to be apostles, to be prophets, to be evangelists, to be shepherds and teachers. ()Paul wrote to the Corinthians, "to another faith by the same Spirit, to another gifts of healing by the one Spirit, 10 to another the working of miracles, to another prophecy, to another the ability to distinguish between spirits, to another various kinds of tongues, to another the interpretation of tongues. ()
We all have been gifted in different ways. The Bible says that God gave some he gave the napostles, the prophets, the oevangelists, the pshepherds3 and teachers. (Eph 4:11)
The church is so unique. We are not a business. We are not a charity. We are not a social service. We are not merely an organization, or even a ministry. We are the church. This building is not the church. This building symbolizes the church. This building is a gathering place for the people who comprise the church. The church is eternal, because our souls are eternal, but this building will one day collapse or fail or burn. It is was only built in the late 50's. Heaven and God's people have existed since the creation of the world.
When I look out at our congregation every Sunday morning, I see the body. Every Monday morning when I sit down and look over our membership list, I see the church, I see the body. When I visit in the homes of our homebound, I see the body. When I see those who aren't in church on Sunday, or not participating some other time. I see the body missing. I see the body missing its members. I see a body that is hurting.
Over the last decade, churches throughout this country have faced declines. There has been a shift in our culture throughout America. We were once a post-modern generation, but now we are a post-Christian generation. The things that use to matter most to our grandparents, and our parents, no longer matter to a portion of the population. We use to be a nation that followed the words on our currency, "In God We Trust." We use to be a nation that morals stood upon the Bible. I get it, some of those things were just religious. They were paying lip service to God, but weren't in the hearts of the people. I want the church to be the true church. I want the body to be those who proclaim themselves to be Christians, so if we widdle out some politcians and celebrities that pay lip service to God, then good, but honestly we have take God, the top priority, the one from whom everything comes and we have replaced Him with the business of life. We have taken every need to keep up with the Jones' and put more money into our personal pleasure, into staying busy, eating out, going and doing, sports, activities, busy, busy, busy. Keep the machine going. Busy, busy, busy. We have neglected the quality time with our families and spent it doing things that are more important to us. We have neglected the time with family for the sake of the dollar. We have traded values for comfort. We have traded liberty for security. We have traded God for more sleep and slumber. We have neglected God and we have neglected His bride, the church.
We don't have a prescribed amount of times that we are suppose to meet together. The Bible simplies says "don't neglect the meeting of yourselves." We can meet once a week and fulfill that requirment, but is that all it is, is a requirement. Did we check off a box? Did we do it with the right heart? Did we do it because we genuinely wanted to come and worship a holy God? Did we do it because we wanted to pause and bow a knee to our Savior, with a group of people, that are just as messed up as we are.


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Treasure digging is still a ongoing thing, we don't maybe dig out gold medieval treasure and ancient swords but there is plenty for ww2 gear to be found. In Russia a group of "archaeologists" has unearthed another ww2 stash from the deep Russian woods. These are not all from one place but their joint effort this year which they showed off at wikipenza. As you can see Russian forests are still full of German ww2 surprises, after all thousands of people fought on those lands. However you might be surprised what kind of interesting war gear and in what condition they found it there:
New Stash Of WW2 German Weapons Unearthed In Russia And What They Found In It Amazed Them
Old Battlefields are still full of ww2 treasures lurking around in forests
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The interest in writing a blog is growing every day. If you too are wondering what exactly blog posting is and what benefits can come from it, then look no further. All of the tips in this article can assist you with building a blog that people can enjoy.
Don't forget to use search engine optimization when creating your blog. Because you want people to start reading your blog, you have to be certain that the blog is listed highly in search engine results for specific topics. Select a group of keywords, and make sure they appear in the title and body of blog posts so that you bring in a large number of visitors.
Blog on a regular basis. One way that many new bloggers fail is that they start a new blog and only update it once every two weeks or less. Even if readers love your blog, they'll lose interest if they have to wait a long time for updates. A good rule is to make new posts and email updates at least once a week.
When it comes to keywords, ads, images, and plug-ins, do not overdo it. If you do this, you'll wind up getting flagged by search engines, which can prevent all your hard work from paying off. Your want to ensure that your style of writing is easy to follow and comes across as natural.
Don't ever copy things from the web. Plagiarism is something that is taken very seriously, and any reputation that you are trying to establish for yourself will be lost if you do something like this. Everyday people can become very successful bloggers, just by writing with passion and integrity.
Make sure to blog on a regular basis. A big mistake that many bloggers make is they do not keep it updated and use it on an infrequent basis. Readers' interest may be piqued at first, but they will become annoyed if they have to wait for new posts all the time. A good rule is to make new posts and email updates at least once a week.
Post lots of new content on a regular basis, as this will keep readers hungry for more quality posts. The top blogs post many times each day! It can help to write content to last a few weeks ahead of time before creating your blog, and then dole it out once a day as you think of more to maintain your buffer. When you're getting writer's block, you can use posts like these to help fill some of the gaps.
Do not let blogging completely take over your life. If you don't take a break, you run the risk of burning out. Take time out for a walk, visit with friends or just take a five minute break. Having some time outside of blogging will prevent burnout and allow you to return from your break ready to write great content.
Set your blog to accept comments from visitors and post answers to them. This will help you to bond with your readers. This is usually one of the most popular and active features of any blog. If people see that you respond to comments, they will return after making a comment to read your response.
Have a difference to your blog that is not seen elsewhere. Readers flock to content that they can't find anywhere else. Information that is hard to find will also attract people. Talk about unusual and interesting events and experiences. Provide specifics of how widgets are made. This way, you give readers reasons to read your blog if they need certain information.
Focus on providing informative or inspirational content for your blog. The more your content interests readers, the more traffic you'll get. Visitors will return to your blog again and again if they find high-quality, inspiring content every time they visit.
Always reply to comments you receive, and do not take them personally. No matter what you write about, people will criticize you occasionally. Use the constructive feedback to improve your position and make your blog more interesting. Although it may seem counter-intuitive, you should politely respond to flames and trolls, as well, but don't dwell on them. You will give readers the impression that you are a mature individual who cares about what readers have to say, helping to grow your relationship with all of your site visitors.
Setting up a "contact me" page is very important. This lets your readers share valid questions, concerns and insights. You don't know who's going to be visiting your blog, so allowing others to contact you may provide some valuable feedback.
Use lists in your blog posts. Whether you're blogging about romance novels; the ingredients required to make a recipe; or how to repair a refrigerator; a list is very important. Lists separate important information from the rest of the text, which makes it easier to read.
Ensure that you use links wisely on your blog, including in your content. You will find that this helps visitors move about the site and keeps them interested. Your readers will flee if they can't get around your blog through obvious navigation methods!
It is necessary to keep in mind that blogging is typically done in a less formal style than other types of writing. A blog should be social and fun. This is why you want to treat it in this manner. The readers of your blog require a connection that is mostly informal and fun so they desire to visit your blog again and again.
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Choose keywords to put in your blog that are unique and not widely used. If you choose to use the same keywords as every other site then your site will become lost in the sea of internet. Be unique if you want to get the reader's views.
It's important to remember that blogging is all about social interaction. This means being accessible to your readers, open to opinions, and interested in posting comments. Be sure to put yourself out there by talking to other people in the market. You cannot expect to create a successful blog by doing nothing. A successful blog depends on proactive bloggers.
Never write lots of content just for its own sake. You want to make certain you are doing research and finding the right topics for your blog. You won't succeed if you don't have valid information. High quality content is the cornerstone of a good blog, and high quality content takes research.
Now that you've read the above tips, you have the tools to make an amazing blog that will draw tons of visitors. This article is here as a resource, so use it as often as necessary.
Be sure to post new articles on a reliable schedule. New blogs are popping up every day, and if you aren't consistent with regard to your posting schedule, readers may just look elsewhere. There are of course exceptions, like holidays, when people don't mind, but there is absolutely no substitute for posting articles consistently and regularly.


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UCLA alum and director Richard Ma teams up again with producer and artist Sebas for a nostalgic tech-trippy beat-happy music video for Sebas' "Heat Death" engaging its listener (and viewer) with the ideas of fate, life's mundanity in the workplace, and the digital versus physical realm. We delve deeper with Sebas to find out how "Heat Death," a song he wrote two years ago finally came to surface and what a single afternoon in Los Angeles inherently produced.
"I wrote "Heat Death" two years ago. I had a demo together by the time of the SUSPEND ISSUE 05 release, when Richard and I were promoting a Sebas EP called The End of Everything. That project never came to light, but much of the music from it ended up on my first release, Analogies.
With The End of Everything, I wanted to paint a metaphor between theories of cosmology and aspects of life history that are familiar to everyone: "Heat Death" shares its name with a proposed ultimate fate of the universe, in which energy no longer exists in a useful state. Material things remain, but nothing ever happens because there is no energy left to be converted into action. The song is about the individual's heat death: a point at which a person finds that they no longer have the ability to change the course of their life. They exist as an inert mass and resign themselves to the will of fate, society, whatever.
I tried to embody this concept within the composition itself. The time signature presents a rhythm which appears to cycle too quickly, causing the anchoring percussion to constantly fall behind and shift between on-beats and off-beats. The next verse (or the next day) comes too soon for the listener to keep up or do anything about it."
subtitled life
as if my words won't get through to you
we say we want to go for a ride
going nowhere but to feel ourselves move
The first verse specifies actions which should affect one's external environment or move them through it and describes those actions as futile. It's easy to feel inert when half of your day is small talk and commute. It's all doing things without really accomplishing anything.
losing days I've left to use
coincidence, have me change
I'm just wasted space
The bridge describes a delusional expectation for a bright future to fall into one's lap. I think a lot of us believe that if we keep on keeping on, the universe will eventually recognize our efforts and deliver us from our ordinary lives. I think that hope is important. But I also think that hope is dangerous.
hello world
is this all I will ever do?
unknown to addresses a million bytes away
I'm just wasted space
Here, some jargon from computer programming worked its way into the lyrics. "Memory Leak" was the working title for the early demo of "Heat Death". Memory leak occurs when a computer allocates space in its memory for a file or process, but then loses track of where that space is. The memory is wasted because the computer has forgotten how to access or delete the information stored there.
if not to me, I will point to you
The most optimistic lyric of the song is this statement. In computer programming, a "pointer" is an object which specifies a space in memory. When memory leak occurs, the pointer no longer points to the correct space. The information held in that space of memory is forgotten. I'm saying that I'm willing to live as a forgotten person if it provides someone else the opportunity to experience life more thoroughly.
"Richard and I spent a lot of time on our last video ("Sleep Paralysis") working to construct a coherent narrative upon which viewers could impose their own symbolisms. We wanted to do the complete opposite of what we had done for "Sleep Paralysis": our ideas were completely non-narrative and were directed at describing a very explicit concept. We put a low priority on planning out the sequence of shots and invested more time in choosing props and visual devices that communicated the idea of "Heat Death".
Whereas "Sleep Paralysis" took several weeks to film, we spent two days on planning "Heat Death" and managed all of the filming in a single afternoon. Given the pace of the process, we were really surprised how well the final product represented our vision. The end result was something that neither of us could have predicted, but that turned out exactly as we wanted.
Some of our choices were unambiguous. The laptop, printer, coat and tie: these objects made the workplace setting completely transparent. We wanted to incorporate a projector as to make the digital explicit. Digitality can be difficult to express when you are communicating through a digital medium. It allowed us to play with perspective, placing the character and the content of the character's computer screen in the shot at once. The low light also supplied a sort of saturated dreariness, which served to compliment the sense of resignation inherent to the theme.
The printer came to be an essential object because of its unique relationship to both the physical and digital. The printer is a mechanism we tend to exploit in feeding our own sense of action: we print memorandums and task lists and unused drafts as though the fact of printing alone brings us closer to completing the work before us. The same can be said of the memorandums and task lists and unused drafts sorted away on our phones: it's all just moving words around, until we do something with it.
The nature shots at the end represent the salvation from mundanity that we each hope for. Here, salvation is only a projection and remains hypothetical. The character dances, believing in the certitude of their bright future. But that world still exists beyond their reach, though they are bathed in images of it."
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Read this tip to make your life smarter, better, faster and wiser. LifeTips is the place to go when you need to know about Quarterback and other Football topics.
The quarterback is the most popular position in all of sports. It is held by the most dominant player in the game because they are armed with the most important skills: Leadership, athletic prowess, and intelligence. So how does one develop these skills and become a great QB?
1. The quarterback is basically a coach that plays the game.
2. He has to spend the most time learning the playbook, front to back, and has to understand the job that every other position is required to perform during any given play.
3. A great QB will have a perfect understanding of the play they are calling in the huddle, and will be able to adjust to different plays at the line based on the defensive setting in front of them.
4. A great quarterback has to do more than just study books. Even though he is not the biggest or fastest player on the field, the QB is typically one of the most athletic.
5. He always has to be aware of blitzing defenders, defensive backs jumping routes, and what his receivers are doing at the line of scrimmage.
6. Having the endurance to scramble around in the backfield, to shrug off hits, and to sling a ball 50 yards is absolutely required.
7. Finally, a great quarterback is a leader of his team. The QB accepts almost all of the success and all of the failure during a game. The way a QB reacts to adversity will set the tone for the rest of the team.
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text: A woman told San Francisco police someone took her purse containing $615,000 worth of jewelry when she stopped to peek at the Christmas windows at a fashionable department store. Ami Cheri Hower told investigators the jewelry included a ring with a pear-shaped 8.8-carat diamond and six smaller diamonds. The ring had an appraised value of $401,967, police said. Hower of Sonoma said she was in San Francisco to shop and have her jewelry cleaned and inspected when she stopped at the windows of Gumps and her purse was snatched. In addition to the ring, she said the jewelry included two emerald and diamond rings, a star sapphire and diamond ring and a pearl necklace, all insured.


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About 50 attend La Leche events
By BOB PARTLOW / Staff Writer
About 50 adults and children held a walk and picnic in Martin L. "Marty" Snook Park Saturday in support of La Leche League International's goal of encouraging breast-feeding.
The League believes more women will provide their babies with milk the way nature intended if they can learn how to breast-feed, said Dawn Hamilton, a member of the League from Hagerstown.
"A lot of women think it would be easier to do formula," Hamilton said. "A lot of women have questions about technique. What is normal? How do they know their child is getting enough?
"We think it's important. We think it's the number one choice to provide food for your child.
"We think the benefits of doing breast-feeding far outweigh the downsides," Hamilton said. "Once you learn how to do it, it's a lot easier than bottles."


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Korean Beauty Clones: It's Not as Bad as You Think
Last month a global conversation on the prevalence of plastic surgery in South Korea was started when a Reddit user posted side-by-side images of the Miss Daegu pageant contestants and revealed an eerie set of clone-like faces.
It wasn't long before the whole internet was talking about it. Virtually every major news outlet was chattering away about the pros and cons of plastic surgery. Here's a video which rapidly cycles through the controversial photos:
But the truth of the matter was less widely reported. In reality, the appearances of the contestants varied widely and it seems that a heavy dose of Photoshopping was the culprit.
The Young Turks was one of the few media outlets that actually reported the truth about the overly-hyped story. Despite having a highly irritating panel of commentators.
This is not to say that there isn't a controversy around plastic surgery, and Korea really does have the highest rate of plastic surgery per capita in the world. But as far as the beauty pageant story goes, it's a bit more hype than reality.


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Farewell, David Ortiz: Ode to a Legend
David Ortiz is set to leave The Boston Red Sox this week following his last regular season game. So, what better way to honor his greatness and bid him farewell then with a personalized love letter.
Dear David Ortiz,
We've been putting this off for too long, but we know we have to face reality. Big Papi, you are leaving us this week for your last regular season game and we are not sure how much time we have left together. Ortiz, you are the last link we have between that miracle moment in 2004 by seeing us through the World Series victories in 2007 and 2013. Truly, you helped us through one of the darkest times in the cities history with your infamous, "This is our f***ing city" speech after the Boston Marathon attacks. You were everything the city of Boston could as for in a Red Sox hitter, and then some.
Especially over the past six stellar seasons, you averaged an amazing 31 home runs and .931 OPS. You're a Ten-Time All Star and holder of the 54 home run record in your 2006 season. 540 career runs (as of this writing) and 17th of all time home runs in Major League Baseball history. You're the all time leader in the MLB as a designated hitter in home runs, RBIs and hits. See, Papi, you may be leaving Fenway Park, but your legend will remain. The bond we have as a city with you goes beyond the numbers you put up on the score board.
In 2004, you hit 41 home runs, but your walk off home run off of Jarrod Washburn against the Anaheim Angels and then your walk offs against the Yankees in the American League championship solidified your legendary status. These were essential moments in breaking an 86 year dry spell of World Series victories and those moments in particular made us really sit up and realize what we had in you. You had opportunities to go elsewhere after you made your mark that year, we are sure. But you stuck with us and we will never forget that. Thanks for making your love and appreciation of Boston clear to the city through and through.
We've all got our own David Ortiz stories because you actually came out into the city and became a part of the community. You sign autographs, smile and take pictures with us. You work with local organizations when you and give to local charities. Finally you are sincere in a city that smells bullsh*t from a mile away. When we weren't happy with you (which was rare) you knew it.
This is a hard city to be a professional baseball player in. Not everyone works out here, even if they have the talent. We put the pressure on everyone and can be temperamental, but you understand that and work with it. Sadly, it is the end of an era for the Red Sox and all of us as a city. At the rate things are going this season, we've got our fingers crossed for one more long ride together, but either way you've done more than enough.
We salute and thank you, Big Papi.
IM Boston
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Dr. Dipesh Sitaram approaches everything he does with a passion for doing it well. After earning his dental degree from Indiana University, Dr. Sitaram immediately opened a private dental practice in Indianapolis that grew quickly. He later opened Dental Solutions of Columbus, a second highly successful practice that Dr. Sitaram has since expanded to include an oral surgery and implants center within the office. Dental Solutions is a place where anyone can come and there will be a solution for their dental needs. And not just any solution, but superb treatment options performed by great people using state-of-the-art technology.
Dr. Sitaram is a unique kind of dentist with whom patients truly enjoy interacting as they entrust their oral health to his expert care. He focuses on relationships, including listening to and understanding his patients' needs, and he has a quick sense of humor as well. Dr. Sitaram knows what a huge difference it can make in your life to have a healthy and attractive smile, and he believes the process to get there can be pleasant and fun.
With his unquenchable thirst for furthering his knowledge and skills, years ago Dr. Sitaram immersed himself in the world of CEREC (Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic Ceramics) and one-visit dentistry. Using a special camera, CAD/CAM software, and an onsite computer-directed milling machine, our team can design, make, and place restorations all in the same appointment. Dr. Sitaram then added GALILEOS 3D imaging to his practice. It uses cone beam technology to produce 3D x-rays. You might be familiar with CAT scans (x-ray images made using computerized axial tomography), and that's what this is! These 3D x-rays enable practitioners to see patients' needs better than ever and subsequently, to more fully determine how best to treat them. The CEREC and GALILEOS systems make a dynamic technological combination.
We can literally plan whole procedures digitally with such precision, accuracy, and quality that it continues to wow even me. When we do the actual treatment for patients, it is so predictable because we have gone through the procedure virtually. Everything goes smoother because of the amazing planning we're able to do with this technology, and the results are better for patients. Their smiles feel good, function well, and look fantastic, and I really believe that makes their lives a lot better.
In his quest for balancing the science and art of dentistry, Dr. Sitaram added yet another treatment option that is dramatically improving patients' lives. People are finding long-term pain relief from TMD and bite misalignment through gneuromuscular dentistry. It combines TMD therapy, restorative dentistry, and orthopedics (dealing with needed correction of certain bones and muscles) to bring comfort to patients, many of whom have been searching for a solution for years. Dr. Sitaram has pursued intensive training in this progressive area of dentistry at Occlusion Connections®, the Center of Gneuromuscular Dentistry & Orthopedic Occlusal Advancement in Las Vegas. Led by Dr. Clayton A. Chan, Dr. Sitaram is part of worldwide team of less than 100 dentists who have completed or are completing the entire seven-level Occlusion Connections curriculum. As part of his interest in and clinical work with dental orthotics, Dr. Sitaram has patented an orthotic device designed to help prevent concussions, particularly for collegiate and professional athletes.
Dr. Sitaram has always gone far above and beyond the required annual hours for Continuing Education. He works hard to stay up-to-date on advancements in dental treatments and technologies because they make so many additional benefits available to you as a patient. As a bonus, cool technology and learning new skills also make practicing dentistry more interesting. In addition to the Occlusion Connections curriculum, Dr. Sitaram's postgraduate education includes:
Dr. Sitaram and his family are active in their local community. Having been blessed by high-quality education, Dr. Sitaram and The Sitaram Foundation are helping fund a college in India that Dr. Sitaram's grandfather assisted in starting. Dr. Sitaram has a dream to one day open a dental school on the campus. The Sitaram Foundation aims to promote educational and career opportunities for those in Third World countries.
I have been fortunate to be able to work hard and see my dreams come to fruition. I want to help make that a possibility for others, whether it's by transforming a patient's smile, contributing in my community, or promoting education and job opportunities through the Sitaram Foundation.
In his personal life, Dr. Sitaram and his beautiful wife, Komal, love spending time together with their children. Their daughter Medha was born in 2010, and their son Raghav was born in 2012. Of everything in his life, Dr. Sitaram considers his family to be his ultimate achievement and greatest joy. The Sitaram family looks forward to getting to know you!
Dr. Gabriel Hostalet, our oral surgeon at Dental Solutions in Columbus, was raised in suburban Chicago. After graduating from high school, he completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UI), finishing in three years. Dr. Hostalet then attained his dental degree from UI's College of Dentistry in Chicago. During dental school, Dr. Hostalet was selected to participate in the Honors Program and to be inducted into the Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Dental Honor Society. Additionally, he received the Community Dentistry Award for charitable work and the Daniel Seldin Award for excellence in the area of oral surgery.
Following dental school, Dr. Hostalet completed a one-year General Practice Residency in New York before returning to the Midwest for a four-year residency in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at the Indiana University Medical Center. During his final year of residency, Dr. Hostalet served as Chief Resident. He finished his rigorous program in 2005. Dr. Hostalet is a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, and he is a Fellow of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons.
Dr. Hostalet chose to pursue a career in oral surgery because he saw it as a unique bridge between dentistry and medicine. He understands that dental care—oral surgery in particular—commonly causes people to feel anxious. Knowing this, Dr. Hostalet and his patients appreciate that his training allows him to provide intravenous (IV) sedation to make oral surgery as comfortable as possible at our dental office in Columbus. Another aspect of oral surgery that Dr. Hostalet loves is the ability to help reconstruct people's smiles! Whether patients are missing teeth because of dental disease, cancer, injury, or any other reason, Dr. Hostalet knows it affects both personal health and self-esteem. He finds it extremely rewarding to participate in the process of giving people their smiles back. The science and art of oral surgery, especially implant dentistry, is ever-improving, so Dr. Hostalet takes Continuing Education very seriously to keep up with new advancements in his field.
Having grown up in the Chicago area, Dr. Hostalet is a lifelong fan of the Chicago Cubs. He continues to wait patiently for their return to the World Series! In addition to being a sports fan, Dr. Hostalet enjoys playing sports, including golf. His greatest passion, which he also considers his greatest achievement, is his family. He is the proud father of three lovely children, Sydney, Harrison, and Brady.
Dr. Shad Roundy joined our practice in 2015. He was raised in Cedar City, Utah where he met his wife, Allison. They were married while attending Southern Utah University for undergraduate study. Dr. Roundy then earned a dental degree from the University of Louisville School of Dentistry. He followed the example of his brothers and joined the US Army and began serving on active duty in 2005. He practiced one year as a general dentist for the Army then did an Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery residency at Womack Army Medical Center in FT Bragg, North Carolina. Following his surgical training, Dr. Roundy was transferred with his family to FT Wainwright, Alaska where Dr. Roundy was the Chief of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery for the soldiers of central Alaska. After separating from the Army with an honorable discharge in 2014, Dr. Roundy moved to Montgomery, Alabama and worked as an associate surgeon. In 2015, the Roundy Family decided to make Indiana their permanent home and they moved to Fishers.
Dr. Roundy's professional interests include: wisdom teeth, dental implants, bone grafting procedures, trauma of the mouth and face, and pathology of the face and jaws.
Dr. Roundy and his wife have 4 children; Ella, Amaya, Dashle and Jack. Most of his free time is spent at soccer games, cross country meets, youth activities, church and home. When he isn't spending time with his family he enjoys exercising and being outdoors.


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How many times do you burp in a day?
I had more than a hundred these past few days. And as of the moment (When I started writing this post) I have been burping over a 120 times. I counted.
Its really irritating. Worse than the politics.
I actually did not vote. I feel like if I am going to vote, I would just put devils on the Government.Senatorial candidates and all of those candidates at the local levels are evils (light or hardcore) but are necessary (though).
Necessary evil like when I had watched 28 weeks later. The troops in the movie need not to kill all the people in the safe area for the reason that only one had the raging virus. But since for security purposes, they actually had this operation red code which means that kill all the living organisms that had got close to the one who had the virus.
The story of the movie is a little bit tragic and frustrating, nonetheless, its entertaining.
Like necessary evils, it actually has different effects. Its destructive. And at times its constructive.
I am not saying though that burping is balanced in terms of its good and bad effects. Its satisfying when I burp. But burping hundred times is very annoying.
I would rather have an earthshaking fart.
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Managing BMR and Conventional Varieties in the Same Pile
What are you going to do with that BMR you planted this spring? The seed is already in the ground. You put it on your best ground to make sure It would grow. There is no turning back now. The stuff grew, you even sprung for the fungicide.
The seed salesman wants you to store it in a separate pile so you can see how it performs. Your nutritionist wants you to store it in a separate pile to make sure you can get it in front of your fresh and high cows.
That all sounds good. You intended to have some storage available for your BMR project. The clock is ticking and you still don't have a solution as to where you want to store it. Harvest is coming, and chances are, the BMR will be ready before your conventional varieties.
The same problem had happened here a few years ago. Half of the corn silage acreage was planted to BMR and half was planted to conventional.
We would always put up a bag for a transition pile to feed the following fall while the new crop fermented. That was not my main storage area, and I had no interest in making as many bags as it was going to take to hold all of the BMR that was coming on.
My main corn silage storage is nothing glamourous, if anything, it might even be illegal in some states. Dirt floors with shale and clay walls are not exactly what you would design for first class feed storage.
The corn silage bunk used to be two bunks. A 40x 100 and a 25x 100 carved out of a shale bank. With a dirt wall left in the middle running the length of the pile to serve as a divider. The divider was a huge pain when it came to filling, covering, and feedout. The dividing wall did serve its purpose as being able to segregate another crop, but with a growing herd, it was in the way. Before harvest in 2014 we brought the dozer in and took the dirt wall out.
Removing the middle wall created a much bigger bunk. Which helped with filling. Now we can get three machines on the pile packing at any one time along with the trucks unloading. Before, we could only have one tractor packing while a truck was unloading. The bigger bunk size also created two problems.
- Now I have a 80 foot face
- Segregating the BMR from the Conventional wasn't going to work, unless I created another bunk.
With equal acres in both BMR and conventional corn I just couldn't see where I was going to separate the two crops. Regardless, I was now going to have an 80 foot face to deal with. There was no way I wanted another pile open when I had that kind of face to try and keep fresh.
I decided to fill the whole bunk at once and try to split the face at feedout.
We covered the dirt sidewalls and back wall with plastic. We put in roughly 2000 tons of BMR. Making the wedge deeper towards the back with the idea that we would feed BMR heavier in the hot months. At the end of chopping, the last of the BMR, our conventional corn looked to be about 10 days away from harvest. We used a handheld grass seeder and spread dry propionic acid over the pile before we pulled the plastic over it and put just enough tires down so it wouldn't blow away.
In a week, our conventional corn was ready to go. We pulled the tires and plastic off, the partially fermented feed looked great, with no visible signs of mold. We went right to chopping and covered the BMR with 2500 tons of conventional corn right on top. Driving over the pile to unload and filling from the back to the front. We ended up with a pile in the fall of 2014 that was going to feedout a heavy rate of conventional corn silage in the fall but gradually get into more BMR after the 1st of the year.
Like many herds with a large bunk face, I split the pile for feedout in 2014. I wanted a narrower face to manage and I was anxious to get back into the BMR as fast as I could. It took me from early September to Christmas to hit the BMR. I knew when I hit it too. The tires on the back of my front end loader came off the ground when I hit that line, it was well packed.
As the year went on I would try to put an estimate on how much of the face was BMR and how much was conventional. It is hard to tell just by looking at the pile.
The cows, though, they noticed. The milk started to come kind of like how a good hydrant gives you water. Pull the handle and fill your bucket.
The best measuring stick for how much BMR was going in the cows is what the manure looks like coming out of them. If I saw manure that would pile about 1.5 inches high and have a dimple in the middle, I considered that to be good. If I could visibly see some undigested corn silage particles I would bring in a little dry hay to slow the rate of passage. By a little, I mean I would swap out .10lb DM of corn silage for .10lb DM or dry hay in the diet. If the manure was too loose or soupy with bubbles in it, I assumed we were pushing the envelope for starch, being too high in starch and possibly entering early stages of acidosis. If that was the case, I would take out .10lb DM of cornmeal and replace it with .10lb DM of corn silage until I felt the manure was where it should be for a healthy cow. Over the course of the season BMR helped us replace 1.5 DM lbs of cornmeal per cow per day.
Going into the 2015 season I had 600 tons of BMR in bags to use as a transition pile during harvest. With a back wall, once you start filling, you won't see anything that is left in the bunk until next year. I really wanted more fully fermented BMR corn silage on hand that I could feed while the new crop fermented. Having a back wall is really a pain for building a forage inventory. We put 1000 ton of BMR in bags to use as a transition pile for the 2016 season. Which is nice now but, that didn't help in 2015. The other 1500 tons of BMR went in the bottom of my bunk just like I did the year before. Only this time the conventional corn was ready to go right after BMR. There was no down time where we had to cover the pile in between the two harvests.
The only other change I made for 2015 was not splitting the bunk at feedout. This year I have been feeding along the face of the whole 80 feet. Overall I have no complaints of managing the face. In 2014, when I split the bunk, I had a hard time keeping the edge straight, fighting off birds, and having a large open side of plastic always flapping in the wind. Feedout has been in the neighborhood of 10 as-fed tons per day. The guessing of how much BMR is going to the cows is the same. You can really tell when you get into fully fermented BMR. About February the feed is fully cooked and we are feeding enough BMR to notice.
With February being the shortest month of the year it is always our lowest production month. We calve fairly even, right about 35 fresh cows per month. The graph above certainly shows when we are getting into the BMR corn silage. Our daily production will climb until hot weather hits. There is no doubt that hot weather slows production, but we don't have a big crash like some herds. I attribute some of that to BMR. The design of the pile, going into the heaviest rate of BMR at the hottest time of the year, has allowed us to hold onto production through the heat.
Managing a mixed pile has not proven to be too big of a challenge. BMR corn silage is included in all milking and dry cow groups all year round this way. The percentage of BMR in the diet is the lowest in the fall and increases as the year wears on.
If you are planning to harvest BMR corn silage this fall. Keep these tips in mind.
- Let it fully ferment (3-4 months).
- Design your storage to have the BMR available in hot weather.
- BMR can work in a one group TMR. You do not need 10 different diets
- Watch the cows, watch the manure.
Carefully walking the pens and monitoring the condition of the manure is what has been making the program successful. You do not need to make big adjustments to incorporate BMR in your feed program. Go ahead. Try it!


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Yesterday, I was sent off for x-rays and an ultrasound to see what I have done to my right foot. The x-rays were clear but the ultrasound showed a ganglion cyst between the first and second metatarsal. Since ganglion cysts usually go away on their own, I thought I had completely dodged the bullet and would hopefully be back at training on Saturday. However, my appointment with the physio this afternoon revealed that the ganglion cyst was a red herring and I have actually strained the extensor tendon that runs up my second metatarsal or as it is known in medical circles, extensor tendinitis. I have been told that I have to keep off my foot as much as possible and will not be able to go back to training for at least 2 weeks. My right foot is now covered in tape to reduce the load on my tendon and give it a chance to heal.
I have no idea what I am going to do with myself for the next two weeks. I can't sit on the couch and do nothing – I will go insane. I am thinking that there has to be some exercises that I can do without using my feet. Sit-ups and girly push-ups don't involve the feet and I might be able to do some pull-ups as well.
If you can think of any exercises I can do, that will not aggravate my tendinitis, please let me know. I've gotta find a way to get in some exercise or my stress levels are going to go through the roof.


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Linda S. Topel, 68, of Boonville, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 31, 2017 at Boone Hospital Center in Columbia.
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I'm an amateur music composer. I've been making music for years now, and while it has mostly been for myself as a hobby, my goal has been to work with other people in all kinds of interesting projects.
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Joseph DELAN - Mexican Indian b. TX found in 1880 Maine census
Please see my message just posted today at the American Indian forum on this site about a Mexican Indian (that is how he is listed in the census) named Joseph DELAN (may be many different spellings for this last name), who was age 37, a Sailor and born in TX as were both of his parents.
I hope this help someone to find their long lost ancestors.I am Not related to this person, I do research in Maine for my own Indian family and that is how I came across this person and his family.
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Isley, AF-117, 8.
For a brief description of SSgt. Bond's workstation in the
LCF, authorization procedures, and the use of code packs,
see: Bond 2005, 9-10.
Also, SSgt. Smith explains the routine of a Flight Security Controller, see:
Smith 2001, 4-9. Regarding
the "two-man rule," Bond recalls: "What you have to remember about nuclear
weapons, there always [has to] be two of everything. SAC two-man policy is what
they called it; and believe it or not, I can still recite this: 'Any time a
completed nuclear weapon, a disassembled nuclear weapon, or a nuclear component
is not in complete secure storage, not less than two authorized persons each
capable of detecting incorrect procedures with respect to the task being
performed, will be allowed physical presence of the weapon.' You had better
know that policy. It was to keep one person from doing something the other
didn't know anything about"
(2005, 12).
The Launch (Soft) Support Building housed electrical distribution equipment,
a back-up generator, and brine chiller to maintain temperature and
humidity-controlled air for the launch equipment in the silo. Bruce Ecker's
spherical panoramic image of a 1963 Launch Support Building at Ellsworth, AFB
is available from: http://nonplused.org/panos/minuteman/html/delta09_support.html.