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How to Develop an Effective Biosecurity Program
Congratulations! You are on your way to starting (or updating!) your biosecurity program to protect your horses and farm.The first step is to consider how you are at risk and identifying those risks. A risk assessment can be started by every horse owner to clearly identify what concerns and disease transmission risk s exist for an individual animal, herd, and premise. When performing a risk assessment, you must keep in mind the varying factors that affect disease introduction, transmission and recycling.
Step 1: Risk Assessments
Biosecurity programs should be developed specific to each horse, herd, horse owner's or facilities individual needs. The most effective wayto evaluate need is to participate in a risk assessment survey of risk factors. Following a risk assessment, you and your veterinarian can clearly identify the following:
What areas have sufficient biosecurity in place?
Where can you change the way daily operations are done to improve disease prevention andxontrof?- -
How can biosecurity be improved?
After completing a risk assessment survey, horse owners can have an educated discussion with their veterinarian about biosecurity and make informed decisions about which biosecurity protocols to implement to manage their unique risk.
The following Risk Assessment Charts are designed for horse owners and facility operators to effectively review their current herd demographic, facility design and horse and facility riskfactors to pinpoint disease control and prevention areas. It serves as a powerful tool to use in discussions with your veterinarian about developing specific protocols that you may consider implementing based on risk factors.
The following Risk Assessment surveys are S separated into 5 sections:
1. Animal Risk Factors
2. Feed and Water Risk Factors 3. Owner and Employee Risk Factors
4. Visitor and Facility Users Risk Factors
5. Premise Risk Factors
Each area inquires about what your current practices are for disease control and prevention. Once you have identified current practices, you can analyse your answers to determine what areas you want to implement additional biosecurity practices.
Once risk assessment has been completed, the next step is to decide what practices of disease control and prevention you want to engage in. Your veterinarian can help you prioritize areas for implementation based on your real and perceived risks.
Step 2: Identifying protocol for implementation
Let's be honest. Biosecurity isn't always convenient. If it was, everyone would do it! But it is necessary in many situations, to protect your horse's health and the health of the horses in your equine community and in some cases, human health.
Develop your personalised biosecurity program using the 3 management pillars of biosecurity.
Animal health management and, Access management and, Operational management
These pillars cannot be viewed in isolation. To do so may give a horse owner a false sense of security that they are doing what they can to be proactive in disease control, when they may not be. You must consider all the variables of animals, facilities and people to develop the best most effective program. Your veterinarian is the trained professional to account for all the variable and offer advice on how to manage a complex environment.
Access Management
Access management principles serve to address risk management by looking at how disease may be introduced into a herd, either from outside the farm or from another group of animals on the same premise. This pillar focuses on knowing what areas of a farm, barn or stable are needed based on the use of the facilities and animal movement.
Control Access to Farms, Barns and Horses at Critical Points
Establish visitor parking well away from barns, pens and pastures. Use clear signs!
Consider having a clearly identified area for visiting horse trailers to park, well away from the main entrance to the facility, barn or paddocks and pastures
Establish zones to reflect differing standards of biosecurity
Public Access Zone
is an area with where no animal contact or crossover is anticipated. Identifying a public zone indicates to the public that there are also areas where you may not go! These areas may include viewing/bleacher area parking lot, stable/event office etc.
Controlled Access Zone is an area that you may identify around barns, pens, handling areas that should be restricted to employees and biosecurity educated facility users. May be identified by a fence, sign, strip of crushed gravel etc.
Restricted access zones should be any area/pasture/pen where animals commonly reside.
Quarantine should be an area used for newly arriving animals as an evaluation for disease status before being introduced to main herd (especially important fonclosedl herds) or for animals that may be at risk of contracting disease e.g. compromised animals. The following are important components of a quarantine program:
Maintain a 2-3 week period of quarantine.
Eliminate nose to nose contact with any other horses.
Have separate waterers, feed bins and buckets for quarantined horses.
Label equipment, including halter, shovel, bucket, blanket, bridle etc., as QUARANTINE and with the horse name
Post signs outside of quarantine pens and stalls indicating quarantine status and restricted access.
Wash hands prior to going in and coming out of pens/stalls.
Clean and disinfect boots when exiting.
Best practices for quarantine programs include:
Having outwear dedicated to the quarantine horses and labeled as such.
Restricting facility use by horses in quarantine until quarantine period is expired e.g. wash rack, arena, alleyway would be off limits.
Isolation should be used for sick animals and should have the highest level of biosecurity protocols in place.The following are components of an effective isolation set up:
NO contact with any other horses.
Wash hands prior to going in and coming out of pens/ stalls.
If in a stall, have atthe end of the row and with an empty stall beside the isolation stall.
Have separate waterers, feed bins and buckets for isolation horses. Clean and disinfect daily.
Have non porous (rubber) boots identified as isolation boots. Clean and disinfect them prior to going into isolation and upon exit from isolation. Consider using disposable booties also.
Label equipment, including halter, shovel, bucket, blanket, bridle etc., as ISOLATION! and with the horse name.
Keep isolation equipment in a closed bin directly outside the quarantine stall/pen. Disinfect the outside every time it is opened.
Post signs outside of isolation pens and stalls indicating isolation status and restricted access. Signs are most effective if posted a bit away from the stall/pen versus directly on the stall.
Have coveralls specifically for use in isolation. Label them and launder them after each use or animal.
Keep a covered isolation laundry bin directly outside isolation. Wash isolation laundry with detergent and bleach. Wear gloves when transferring to washer.
Remember to label the washer as isolation!
Keep clean "ISOLATION" coveralls in a closed bin outside the isolation area for quick access.
Horses should not leave isolation until cleared by veterinarian as being safe to return to general population. Some horses may still be infectious even if they are not showing clinical signs.
All facility use is off limits to protect other horses in the facility.
Best Practice: Use disposable coveralls and dispose of them after each use, in a covered isolation garbage.
Post biosecurity signs at barn and pasture entrances. Additional signage may benefit specific cases, such as outside the stall of a new horse.
Best Practice: Restrict pets'access to horses in different access zones. Whether they are from the neighbors, visitors or stray animals, they can present a risk for transmitting disease from groups of horses or farm to farm. For example, there is a story of a collie that roamed a neighborhood and is suspected to have been the cause of spreading a significant bacterial disease thru the small community. There was no concurrent documented travel by the horses or farm to farm visits by the people to allow for the introduction of the disease.
Manage Visitor Risk
Visitors, especially those providing your animal health services such as the veterinarian or farrier carry real risks for in- traducing disease to your herd. You can manage this risk by following some of these Best Practices:
Advise visitors prior to their arrival on farm that there are biosecurity expectations in place and ask they report to the office or house before attending animal areas.
Establish visitor parking well away from animal handling and living areas and post clear visible signs.
Askvisitors about recenttravel and animal contact, especially out of country. Use enhanced measures if visitors have travelled abroad in the last 2 weeks.
Restrict visitor access to animals where possible.
If contact is planned, have clean or disposable coveralls and boots for visitors to wear. This will limit the chance that any pathogenic organisms on their clothes or footwear will be passed to your animals.
You as a visitor
If you are leaving your farm to visit another farm, apply visitor recommendations to yourself. Wear clean clothes and footwear to the visiting premise and launder clothes and disinfect footwear immediately upon return, prior to going to animal areas.
Summary for an Effective Biosecurity Program: Access Management
Control access to your farm, barn and animal areas at critical points
Quarantine new arrivals to your farm, facility, operation
Manage visitor risk
Minimize the risk you pose as a visitor to other facilities, events and farms
A visitor log or guest book can be used to track human movement in the event ofa disease outbreak
Maintaining a closed herd is a low risk situation
Quarantine horses on arrival; includes new horses or horses returning home from a comingling site such as a show, auction, rodeo or veterinary clinic
House horses that do not leave the property separately from those that do
This management technique will help protect the horses that do not leave the property from the variety of viral and/or bacterial diseases that travelling horses may be exposed to and bring home
This is especially important for broodmares in foal
For these groups, avoid nose to nose contact and sharing waterers, feeders, buckets and such with the travelling group
Prior to moving young or sick animals, map a route that is not through a heavily used area such as alleyways, tie areas or arena
Participate in traceability programs
Enhance animal segregation with additional Mosecurity measures including:
Regulate pedestrian, vehicle traffic and manure handling to reduce cross contamination and closeness to animals. Consider the direction and timing for this disease reduction strategy.
Limit equipment movement between pens, clean and disinfect thoroughly if unavoidable.
Plan alleyways, gates and doors to be able to easily move animals without cross contaminating other living areas.
Ensure transport trucks are clean, disinfected and rinsed properly prior to transporting horses.
In the event it is not practical to quarantine horses on return home, you must be diligent about minimizing your risk of contracting a viral or bacterial disease while away from home.
Manage disease risk while travelling
If you are travelling with horses on a weekly or even monthly basis, attending agricultural events, maybe competing or attending clinics, it may not be practical for you to quarantine your horses when they return home. If this is your case, here are some recommendations you should consider to minimize the risk of bringing home a disease:
Ensure your horse, and any that it might be in contact with when it returns home, have vaccinations that are current and relevant to the diseases in your area. Consult your veterinarian to establish a relevant vaccination program for travelling horses and those they are in contact with!
Bring your own water bucket and avoid commu nal waterers and troughs. Do not let your horse drink from communal water sources. Fill your bucket from a hose or pump that delivers fresh clean water.
Tie your horse to your own trailer. Ifyou must tie to another site, choose a non porous surface and disinfect it prior to leaving your horse tied.
When arriving at your event, staging area or temporary stall:
a. Remove used bedding that may be present
b. Clean the walls, railings and door to remove organic material (mud, manure, dirt).
c. Disinfect the walls, railings, doors, and floor (if not dirt) paying attention to water-ers and handles, and latches. ensure you leave the
Disinfectant on for the appropriate contact time and rinse if required by manufacturers instructions.
d. Put in fresh clean bedding (if needed)
Monitor individual animal and herd health
In conjunction with your veterinarian, establish a Disease Response Plan. A disease response plan is especially valuable if there is more than 1 person who may be in charge of the care of your horses. It may include:
Normal horse vital signs and guidelines about when values are abnormal.
When to contact a veterinarian, who will contact the veterinarian and contact information.
Treatment protocols approved by yo.ur veterinarian.
Protocols for in the event of an emergency, such as colic, tangled in wire, trailer accident, severe weather etc.
Establish and follow regular routines for observing animals; daily is recommended. Keep a record for individual animals that may include: Normal values for vital statistics (heart rate, respiration rate, temperature, gut sounds, weight, height. Notes of changes of behaviour, feeding pattern. Veterinary examinations.
Medications administered (including dose, amount, frequency, duration).
Vaccines or dewormers administered.
Work with a veterinarian to design a personalized vaccine program for your particular herds.
Follow established vaccine program; consultyour veterinarian prior to diverging.
Quarantine new animals until disease status is established and vaccinations are in place.
Isolate sick animals as soon as possible and consult your veterinarian for appropriate diagnosis and treatment.
Summary for an Effective Biosecurity Program: Animal Management
Quarantine new animals for a minimum of 2-3 weeks
Participate in traceability programs
Handle healthy animals before sick animals as routine practice
Establish a disease response plan with your veterinarian
Keep a health record for each animal
Get veterinary advice about vaccination protocols for your horse(s)
Isolate sick animals as soon as possible and consult your veterinarian for appropriate diagnosis and treatment
Operational Management
Animal Husbandry
Wash your hands after handling a horse and before handling a horse in a different zones
Keep young or susceptible animals as clean and dry as possible
Use pastures that are well drained
Avoid forcing animals to graze down to the roots of grasslands to limit the parasites they ingest residing on the ground
Handle healthy horses before sick horses as routine practice
Monitor all animals on a daily basis for normal versus abnormal behavior and health indicators such as:
Wounds, lesions, hair loss
Signs of depression
Abnormal discharge from eyes or nose
Clean and Disinfect Equipment and Barns
Designate equipment for each horse, herd and farm
Avoid sharing equipment with other barns
Wash vehicles regularly, and especially after visiting another farm or co-mingling site, high pressure wash and disinfectant the under carriage and wheel wells.
Keep the interior cab of farm vehicles clean and free of dirty coveralls, boots or equipment, Disinfect regularly.
Follow manufacturer's directions when using commercial cleaning and disinfection products.
Keep in mind the following points when cleaning and disinfecting equipment, barns, pens, stalls:
Read all labels thoroughly for Use, Direction, Safety Requirements and Toxological Information.
Cleaning and Disinfection should have a protocol just as vaccination and medication programs.
In the protocol record the following information:
Product used
Rationale for selection of that product
Concentration used (include calculations)
Mixing procedure
Volume used
Area covered
Application method (spray, fog, etc.) Safety precautions suggested by manufacturer Drying conditions Cleaner used > Validations for all of the above Disinfectants have strengths and weaknesses. Those that are excellent against bacteria may not be the product of choice against viruses. Ease of application and safety are major considerations. Consult your veterinarian for recommendations.
There are alkaline and acid cleaners. DO NOT USE (OR MIX) CHLORINE WITH ACID CLEANERS.
Use the correct dilution of disinfectant. Disinfectants work best at approved levels. More is not necessarily better.
Disinfectants must be mixed properly before use. Use warm or hot water to mix disinfectants, as most disinfectants, detergents and soaps have increased activity in warm water.
Follow local government regulations regarding the application of disinfectants to ensure compliance with environmental legislation.
Cleaning and Disinfection Protocol
Here is a sample cleaning and disinfection protocol that may be modified to fit your own use and facility. This protocol may be applied to rails, equine stalls, stocks, tie rail, walls, doors and non porous floors to clean and disinfect. Don't forget your horse trailer!
I.The floors will initially be scooped and free of fecal material. Fecal material will be transported by wheelbarrow to identified area where uncontaminated animal waste is to be deposited; ideally compost area. Floors may also be swept if applicable.
2.The animal housing/treatment area such as rails, chutes, stalls, stocks and walls, doors and floors should be sprayed and cleaned. Consider using a dilution device such as a pressure washer with hot water and detergent (such as Nutra-foam or Sunlight™, which is a neutral pH detergent). The area will be generally scrubbed and washed and free from any gross contaminant.
3.The area should be leftto dry. If area use is continuing within the same day, the area should be squeegied in order to remove as much water as possible.
4.The following day, after drying, the area will be completely covered in diinfectant solution (such as Virkon
5. If time does not allow for complete drying before applying disinfectant solution, squeegee as much water as possible to the drain; apply disinfectant and . allow a minimum contact time of according to manufacturer's directions. (Virkon 1% is 15 minutes) After this, if the area is needed; the Virkon may then be squeegeed off.
Use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
For producers, staff and visitors entering restricted areas, including isolation or quarantine:
Have clean coveralls and boots available for visitors and service personnel...and make sure they use them! This will minimize the risk visitors will introduce a disease causing pathogen into your herd.
Consider using disposable booties and coveralls when entering quarantine and/ or isolation.
Control Pests with a
Pest Management Program
Conduct control measures weekly to effectively disrupt the fly lifecycle.
If/when insecticides are used, remove animals and follow manufacturer's directions.
Build rodent proof feed storage areas.
Keep vegetation mowed short and eliminate standing water sites.
Establish, follow and document a de-worming program for all species on the premise.
Use bait stations for insects and rodents. Be sure they are out of reach of pets and stray animals.
Eliminate pest habitats and breeding areas for pests.
Clean up manure, spilled feed and standing water as soon as possible.
Keep feed stored in pest proof bins.
Communicate with neighbors about your efforts to reduce fly populations.
Communicate Biosecurity Program Effectively
Use highly visible clear signage to post your biosecurity protocols.
Include biosecurity protocols in staff training and document employees completion of training.
Educate facility users about biosecurity expectations. Consider adding a discussion of biosecurity to a Welcome Booklet.
Make Visitors aware of biosecurity protocols before they arrive on the farmj-at the' barn or at the stable.
Keep a Visitor log book with date, name and any previous animal contact in the last 7 days. Display the log book in a location that is accessible to employees, facility users, owners and visitors. Encourage them to use it!
Consider having a copy of the facilities biosecurity program and protocols available for review in the same location as -tbe guest book,
Visitors should be accompanied by an employee or facility user educated in the biosecurity expectations to assist in cornpliance with biosecu-rity protocols or ensure signage is adequate to communicate expectations.
Enhance your biosecu-rity measures with the following Best Practices.
Identify access/entry points (roadways,
laneways etc.), ideally with a physical barrier such as a gate.
Establish vaccine expectations for haul in facility users; ask them to commit to meeting those expectations by signing a waiver or providing proof of vaccines with the indi vidual horses health record.
Consider recognizing an individual with your organization, barn, riding club etc. as a Biosecurity Champion. Maybe it is the stable manager, or riding instructor, or a facility user with an interest in animal health and wellness. Their role might include:
Documenting biosecurity program for your club
Go to person for information on your club's biosecurity standards
Summary for an Effective Biosecurity Program: Operational Management
Communicate biosecurity program effectively with clear visible signs
Control pests and pets
Encourage use of personal protective equipment (PPE)
Clean and disinfect equipment prior to and after use
Maintain good animal husbandry
Where can you get help?
NO biosecurity program is 100% effective because programs are only effective as long as owners, handlers and visitors are educated about the program and are committed to practicing good disease prevention and control. EVERYDAY.
Veterinarians are the logical choice to help protectthe health and wellness ofyourequine partners. Disease control is their professional area of focus in the interests of animal health and public health.The information presented in this booklet is intended to encourage you to have an educated discussion with your veterinarian to be sure that you are doing what you can (and want to do!) to protect your equine investment and fulfill your obligation of protecting the equine community at large. Specific questions, concerns, ideas and protocols should be discussed with your veterinarian who has the best understanding of your risk factors. Use that resource!
You have obligations as a member of the equine community. One of those obligations is to practice safe and effective means of disease prevention and control. Be conscious of your role in the transmission of pathogenic organisms and how those organisms may affect you, your horse, your herd, and the equine community at large. Do not travel with your horse if you suspect your horse or another horse that it is housed with, has a contagious disease.
Effective biosecurity programs can be developed in 2 steps. Step #1 is assessing your horses' risk of contracting (and spreading) pathogenic organisms that may cause disease. At the end of this booklet are a series of Risk Assessment charts that may be used by horse owners, handlers, facility operators, event managers and anyone who has or is involved in horses. Complete them at your leisure to identify areas that may require some attention to close gaps in disease transmission, introduction and recycling. You may also consider using them as a platform to discuss specific biosecurity recommendations with your veterinarian.
Step #2 of establishing effective biosecurity is implementation of procedures and protocols related to risk management. Signage, education awareness and commitment are key components to effective programs.This manual contains a wide variety of recommendations based on the 3 pillars of biosecurity including Animal Management, Access Management and Operational Management. Implement them all, or pick and choose which recommendations are practical for your situation. Be aware and educated of the risks you need to manage and the choices you can make to manage those risks.
Best Practices: For this document a best practice is a program, process, strategy, or activity that has been shown to be effective in the prevention and control of disease; is based on current information; is of value to, or transferable to, other organizations.
Biocontainment: Keeping disease causing pathogens inside a particular area to avoid contaminating other animals, equipment, premises etc.
Bioexclusion: a set of practices used to minimize the introduction of pathogens and pests in animal and plant populations into specific pathogen free (SPF) herds/facilities, breeding facilities or other such operations.
Biosecurity: a set of practices used to minimize the transmission of pathogens and pests in animal and plant populations including their introduction (bioexclusion), spread within the populations, and release (biocontainment)
Comingling Site: Any location where animals are brought together from more than one location; May be short or long term; Examples include veterinary clinic, auction, summer pasture, staging site, horse show, rodeo, 4-H event, horse clinic etc.
Closed Herd: A herd the does not introduce new animalson a regular basis; maintains its own breeding stock; is isolated from direct contact with other same species herds, flocks etc.; introduction of new animals follows a strict quarantine and observation period which may include diagnostic testing to determine health status.
Contact time: A specific amount of time, identified by manufacturers, required by disinfectants to adequately disinfect or sterilize a surface; may vary with concentration, temperature, presence/absence of organic matter.
Decontamination: the process that removes microorganisms from an object, rendering it safe for handling; the process of cleaning, followed by the inactivation of pathogenic microorganisms, in order to render an object safe for handling.
Disinfectant: a chemical agent used on inanimate objects to destroy virtually all recognized pathogenic microorganisms, but not all microbial forms (e.g. bacterial spores).
Disinfection: a process that kills most organisms but rarely kills all spores; a process that kills most forms of microorganisms on inanimate surfaces; 3 levels of disinfection are low, intermediate and high.
Fomite: An inanimate object or substance, such as clothing, furniture, or soap, that is capable of transmitting infectious organisms from one individual to another.
AD: Foreign Animal Disease; a disease not normally found n Canada; federally and provincially reportable by a veterinarian or diagnostic lab immediately upon suspicion or confirmation of presence in animal(s).
Infectious Agent: microorganism capable of causing disease n humans; infectivity is affected by the organisms'viability, virulence, invasiveness and pathogenicity.
Mode of Transmission: the method whereby the organisms are transmitted from one place to the next. Examples may be by direct contact, indirect contact with a contaminated body substance, vectors, and fomites (contact with inanimate objects carrying infectious disease).
Pathogen: something that can cause disease; e.g. bacteria, virus, toxin
Personal protective equipment (PPE): Specialized equipment or protective clothing used to protect oneself from direct exposure to blood, tissue or body fluids; may include gloves, gowns, fluid-resistant aprons, head and foot coverings, face shields or masks, eye protection, and ventilation devices (e.g. mouthpieces, respirator bags, pocket masks).
Premise: an area of land where recordable animals are bred, kept, raised, displayed, assembled^or disposed of.
Protocol: a set of rules or practices that outline a way of behaviour or accomplishing tasks, daily operations, treatments; ideally written and accessible to employees, facility users, producers, horse owners.
Reportable: A disease that either the federal or provincial government identify as poses a risk to animal or public health and safety.
Reservoir: a source that allows for microbial growth and multiplication; examples include people, equipment, and materials.
Sanitize: a process that substantially reduced the bacterial count without eliminating all microbial forms.
Sterilization: a process that kills all microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, spores and fungi.
Susceptible Host: a person or animal who lacks the immunity or resistance to the invasion of the body and reproduction by the microorganisms, resulting in infection.
Vector: An organism, such as a mosquito, tick or person, that transmits disease-causing microorganisms from an infected person or animal to another.
Zoonotic Disease: disease caused by viruses, bacteria, parasites and fungi that are transmitted from animals and insects to humans and can cause human disease. E.g. Methicillan Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), Salmonella ssp.


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Trusting the Process (Pac 12 News)
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DEREK N. JARVIS, Plaintiff,v.CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, et al., Defendants.
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Virginia. Compl. at 1. While paying for gas, Plaintiff
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alleging racial discrimination by the Shell gas station
employee. Compl. at 6. Plaintiff claims that OHR's
investigation of his complaint lasted approximately two
weeks. Id. After failing to properly investigate his
claim, Plaintiff further alleges that the director of OHR,
Jean Kelleher, then informed him that the incident at the gas
station did not amount to racial discrimination. Id.
As a result, she dismissed his complaint. Id.
Following dismissal, Plaintiff proceeded to contact the City
Manager, the Mayor's Office, and the City Attorney for
assistance, but found their help unavailing. Id.
filed the instant lawsuit on March 30, 2017. [Dkt. 1.] On May
4, 2017, Defendants filed their motion to dismiss for failure
to state a claim. [Dkt. 8.] Plaintiff filed his response in
opposition on May 18, 2017, [Dkt. 12], to which Defendants
replied on May 22, 2017, [Dkt. 13]. On May 26, 2017,
Plaintiff requested leave to file a surreply [Dkt. 14], to
which Defendants objected [Dkt. 15.] Having waived oral
argument, Defendants' motion is now ripe for disposition.
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motion to dismiss under Rule 12(b)(6) tests the sufficiency
of a complaint; importantly, it does not resolve contests
surrounding the facts, the merits of a claim, or the
applicability of defenses." Republican Party of
N.C. v. Martin, 980 F.2d 943, 952 (4th Cir. 1992)
(citation omitted). The Supreme Court has stated that in
order "[t]o survive a motion to dismiss, a [c]omplaint
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sense." Iqbal, 556 U.S. at 679 (citations
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allegations. Id. Based upon these allegations, the
court must determine whether the plaintiff's pleadings
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district court does not consider extrinsic materials when
evaluating a complaint under Rule 12(b)(6). It may, however,
consider "documents incorporated into the complaint by
reference." Tellabs, Inc. v. Makor Issues &
Rights, Ltd., 551 U.S. 308, 322 (2007); see also
Blankenship v. Manchin, 471 F.3d 523, 526 n.1 (4th Cir.
2006). In addition, the court may consider documents attached
to a defendant's motion to dismiss if those documents are
central to the plaintiff's claim or are
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Witthohn v. Fed. Ins. Co., 164 F. App'x 395,
396-97 (4th Cir. 2006).
Court construes the pro se Complaint in this case
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Haines v. Kerner, 404 U.S. 519, 520 (1972). Further, the
Court is aware that "[h]owever inartfully pleaded by a
pro se plaintiff, allegations are sufficient to call for an
opportunity to offer supporting evidence unless it is beyond
doubt that the plaintiff can prove no set of facts entitling
him to relief." Thompson v. Echols, No.
99-6304, 1999 WL 717280, at *1 (4th Cir. 1999) (citing
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evident in the work of those trained in law, neither can
district courts be required to conjure up and decide issues
never fairly presented to them." Beaudett v. City
of Hampton, 775 F.2d 1274, 1276 (4th Cir. 1985). Thus,
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sentence fragments." Id. at 1278. Further, the
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On Sat. February 12, 2011, we welcomed Veda June into the world and our lives changed forever... She is the sweetest most beautiful creature I have ever laid my eyes upon. My heart is just swelling.... We are exhausted.. exhilarated..We are completely smitten!! Here are a few shots from her first week..
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oh! she is beautiful! congratulations to you all... this is when life gets really good. (and sleepy)ReplyDelete
Oh Heather, I remember so well the feelings I had in the first weeks of Camryn's life 10 1/2 years ago now. Your heart "swelling" is a perfect way to describe it. I remember feeling these waves of love come over me and I just HAD to hold and snuggle and sniff and kiss her! I think scientifically it's oxytocin, but whatever. All I know is there's nothing like becoming a mother, and I'm happy to say, I still feel those waves of love come over me. Soak it all up, sweetie!ReplyDelete
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August 9, 2012 — Before a jam-packed and wily house at Busby's East, a gem-filled and hilarious night celebrating the launch of Simon Rich's new novel took a sharp turn towards the moving, and ended with Sarah Thyre's proxy Isaac outdueling Oriana Small (a.k.a. Ashley Blue, author of Girlvert) in an Olympic-themed Literary Triathlon that won Thyre the LDM LA, Ep. 12 crown.
But before the Olympic-scale finale was even a thought, the night kicked off with Sarah Thyre (author of Dark at the Roots: A Memoir and a Strangers with Candy co-star) reading about what it feels like to have your two best friends dying — in this case beloved author David Rakoff — and how it makes you "get your rage on hard." Next up was the foot-stompingly funny Emmy award-nominated TV writer/novelist Steve Hely (author of How I Became a Famous Novelist), who read an excerpt from his book about attending a writing class to learn how to write…and discovering soft-core porn instead.
The mic was then turned over to the night's trio of all-star judges, including Pulitzer Prize-winning food writer Jonathan Gold (recipient of three James Beard Journalism Awards in 2012), OK Go's bassist/vocalist Timothy Nordwind, and comedian/everyone's-latest-crush Michelle Buteau. About Thyre, Gold admitted cancer comedy is hard, but that Thyre did it the only way possible. And with amazing wave imagery to boot, while Nordwind praised her "awesome mic control" and loved the physicality of the performance — especially the gripping of the mic during the description of penises. Buteau chimed in saying Sarah was "cute as hell," the way she talked about cancer in high heels. "I guess cancer is the new black?" About Hely, Gold said that, as far as he could tell, this was about a writer assessing a writer assessing a writer assessing a writer. The levels of meta crashed the earth, while Nordwind said it was a focused performance—especially the description of the "spaghetti hamsterface" writing teacher. Beateau quipped that she would buy a used car from Hely, and admonished his wonderful anxiety.
After a difficult deliberation, the Nordwind announced the round's winner: Steve Hely! No, wait! Sarah Thyre! Momentary confusion reigned, but it was in fact Thyre that was the Round 1 winner.
Round 2 commenced with Oriana Small (a.k.a. Ashley Blue) reading from her porno memoir Girlvert, in which she recalled dirty sex at the Luxor in dirty Vegas when her boyfriend made her buy him a prostitute (who was just as dirty) for him. Next up was Vermin on the Mount curator/fiction mastermind Jim Ruland (author of Big Lonesome) who read about a young naval officer stationed overseas in Vietnam who had found the Holy Grail: 100 joints for $100.
Again the judges were in the spotlight, with Gold saying of Small's piece that it was "the single best letter ever written to Dan Savage," while Nordwind said how much the crowd loved her, that they were begging for more, especially by ending on the line "the hooker wouldn't suck his dick." He then wondered aloud, "And why don't hookers take credit cards?" Finally, Buteau said Small's story answered the eternal relationship question: what to do when your boyfriend wants you to buy a hooker for him? About Ruland, Gold loved the story's rhythm, while Nordwind said: "You sold it! I was right there with you. 100 joints for $100!" Buteau finished things off, saying it reminded her of an episode of Breaking Bad tweeted live.
Again, another difficult decision was to be made, and after long discussion, the judges emerged from their huddle to name Small the Round 2 champ.
Then came the epic finale, which was twinged in heartache: host and LDM creator Todd Zuniga started off the Olympic proceedings by explaining that only minutes after Thyre read what he called "Thyre's love letter to David Rakoff" that Rakoff had passed away. He then welcomed Jill Soloway's (a past LDM judge) son Isaac to stand-in for Thyre. Then a pair of volunteers were brought on stage, and paired with the finalists. Then the literary triathlong kicked off, first with a book shootput/discus throw that Small won with ease. Next up, was a Synchronized Reading, in which the finalists and their teammates were asked to simultaneously act out a Miranda July book excerpt while being judged by audience members. Isaac/Team Thyre's 9.1 outdid Small's 8.6 average scores. Then came the tie-breaker: Literary Archery, in which each finalist had two shots at hitting the Paul Bauer bullseye (Bauer was the gold medalist in literature — yep, for real! — in the 1932 LA Olympics). Isaac's initial shot was cosmically guided by the hand of Rakoff, according to Zuniga, as it was as close to the center as possible. Small had two shots to play catch-up, but it was Isaac/Team Thyre who won it all in the end, winning Thyre not only the Literary Death Match LA crown, but literary immortality to go with it.
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Timberlane Campground, Montana
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This primitive campground is positioned in an incredibly pretty locality. Getting to a primitive campground such as Timberlane Campground could be slightly challenging, but it's well worth it. As expected there are restrooms here, and water hookups are offered here. This is a primitive campground which naturally means that there are few amenities. Primitive campgrounds like Timberlane Campground is an excellent way to get out in nature. We all ought to go camping occasionally, and Timberlane Campground, Montana is a great place for getting out.
So many local attractions and all the outdoors recreation are sure to keep
you coming back persistently. Montana is a great outdoors state. There's more to do next to Timberlane Campground other than just hanging out such as fishing, swimming, whitewater paddling, playing golf, and hiking, so probably you
want to stick around for a while.
Quite a lot of enjoyable stuff to do in the neighborhood of Timberlane Campground, and to be here is great fun any time.
Timberlane Campground is a top pick campground with people of Libby.
The red and black ski slopes account for 70% of the much-loved ski slopes at Turner Mountain, the ski area every skier likes. There's 193 acres of skiable terrain to enjoy, 30% of which are green and blue ski slopes. 21 feet of ice cold snow fall every season on the 20 ski slopes of Turner Mountain. This close by ski area has a height difference of 2,110 feet and has 1 lifts. Nearby you encounter the Libby to Troy section, a class I-IV sweep of whitewater. It's
a wonderful 20-mile-in-distance sweep on Kootenai River. The Libby to Troy section of Kootenai River is suited for kayak paddlers who have been whitewater paddling for a bit but who are not yet ready for the extremely treacherous rapids.
Rocky Point Ranch, Thompson Falls
43 miles away
Other campgrounds near Timberlane Campground, Montana:
Carrigan Campground, Lincoln County
, 3 miles away
Meadowlark RV Park, Libby
, 5 miles away
Two Bit Outfit, Libby
, 5 miles away
Firemans Park Campground, Lincoln County
, 5 miles away
Woodland RV Park, Libby
, 5 miles away
Cabinet Mountain Conoco Campground, Lincoln County
, 6 miles away
Russell's Conoco, Libby
, 6 miles away
Pipe Creek Campground, Lincoln County
, 8 miles away
Loon Lake, Troy
, 11 miles away
Paul Bunyan Campground, Lincoln County
, 12 miles away
Marinas near Timberlane Campground, Montana:
Koocanusa Marina and Resort, Libby
, 18 miles away
Paddling Rivers Near Timberlane Campground, Montana:
Kootenai River, Lincoln County
, 5 miles away
Class I-IV - 20 miles long (Libby to Troy)
Yaak River, Lincoln County
, 26 miles away
Class IV-V - 6.5 miles long (Yaak Falls to Kootenai River)
Yaak River, Lincoln County
, 27 miles away
Class II-III - 16 miles long (Spread Creek to Yaak Falls)
Trails near Timberlane Campground, Montana:
Fisher Mountain Trail, Lincoln County
, 17 miles away
Horse Mountain Trail, Lincoln County
, 17 miles away
Libby Divide Trail, Lincoln County
, 18 miles away
Coyote Creek Trail, Lincoln County
, 18 miles away
Pulpit Mountain National Recreation Trail, Lincoln County
, 19 miles away
Golf Courses Near Timberlane Campground, Montana:
Cabinet View Country Club, Libby
, 6 miles away
Lakes Near Timberlane Campground, Montana:
Howard Lake, Lincoln County
, 18 miles away
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Local climate location: TROY 2 miles away
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So what could you be getting on with in the garden during these colder months?
A Latin proverb imparts 'Every soil does not bear the same fruit.' If your plants haven't been thriving in the past year, ask yourself 'Have I been giving them the essentials?'
Soil has 4 basic requirements, food, water, shelter and air. Come spring, billions of soil organisms will come to life, recycling nutrients, capturing water, fighting pests and diseases and improving the structure of your soil.
So before this happens, feed your soil with organic mater. Using a hoe, incorporate the following into the top 10 cm of your soil - fallen autumn leaves, homemade compost and garden debris, slow release fertilisers or blood and bone. Adding these materials now, will give them time to break down for use when plants need them in spring.
If all that seems a bit complicated, like it did to me last week, just buy some compost and sheep pellets from the garden centre and mix them in! Your plants will thank you for it and come late spring, you'll notice the difference.
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Boom Tennis offer coaching 7 days a week from beginners to competitive players.
Junior Social and Competition Sunday is open to anyone on the programme. One junior group a week is £30 per month, two groups £40, three groups £50. There's no set sign up time so if you want to cancel we need a month's notice . Sessions are Monday to Saturday with Junior Social Friday nights and weekly competition on Sunday afternoons. Boom Tennis coach for 48 weeks per year. They take a couple of weeks off at Christmas and 2 weeks at the start of June to recharge.
Redhill Lawn Tennis Club adult coaching programme is split into three standards of player. A beginner wants to learn the game, a Clubplayer can already join in Club sessions and a Team player can already compete. We have a whatsapp group for each level of player and on Monday morning we put out a message asking you to book for that week. There's no obligation to book and it's flexible for you. Each session is 90 minutes and costs £10.
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Bai du Tombeau NW Mauritius
Robert M0RCX will activate Mauritius Island during May 2014. He is due to fly out from Manchester on 29 April via a very short stop over in Dubai and arriving in Mauritius the following day.
Some Items are being shipped by cargo but some will be airline cargo to prevent not being able to operate immediately.
Although attending under his own call this is also as a representative of our club .
Robert has already tracked down one expat and will be liaising with him in the near future.
Despite a main interest in HF Robert will be keen to push JT65 HF whilst over there and allow a few stations to obtain a new square and a new country.
Equipment is primarily from Kenwood using both the TS480 sat at the TS590S.
A Hexbeam is currently on build from MW0JZE and I thank him for his Expedition price on this and speedy priority turn around.
It is likely Robert will use a homebrew rope yagi for 50Mhz pointing towards G.
Operating Frequencies
Subject to change but proposed as follows:
6 Metres Split
Phone 50.115 YES 5-10 up
CW 50.102 No
ISCAT SCHED No
RTTY 50.600 No
JT65 50.276 No
6 Metres will have a fixed rope yagi pointing towards G/EU and a rotatable Hexbeam
10 Metres
Phone 28.440 YES 5-10 up
CW 28.012 No
PSK 28.120 No
RTTY 28.110 No
JT65 HF 28.076 No
Hexbeam restricted to 100W
12 Metres
Phone 24.945 YES 5-10 up
CW 24.906 No
PSK 24.920 No
RTTY 24.924 No
JT65 HF 24.917 No
Hexbeam restricted to 100W
15 Metres
Phone 21.255 YES 5-10 up
CW 21.012 No
PSK 21.080 No
RTTY 21.098 No
JT65 HF 21.076 No
Hexbeam restricted to 100W
17 Metres
Phone 18.120 YES 5-10 up
CW 18.086 No
PSK 18.100 No
RTTY 18.106 No
JT65 HF 18.102 No
Hexbeam restricted to 100W
20 Metres
Phone 14.210 YES 5-10 up
CW 14.012 No
PSK 14.070 No
RTTY 14.077 No
JT65 HF 14.076 No
Hexbeam restricted to 100W
30 Metres
Phone Data Mode and CW Only
CW 10.116 No
PSK 10.142 No
RTTY 10.137 No
JT65 HF 10.138 No
Hexbeam restricted to 100W
40 Metres
Phone 7.095 YES Up/Down
CW 7.012 No
PSK 7.035 No
RTTY 7.040 No
JT65 HF 7.039 No
Hexbeam restricted to 100W
These frequencies are a guide.
I will nearly always work split frequency and will regularly announce the frequencies on which I am listening. I will only make contacts on my transmitting frequency during the last few days of the DXpedition if the pile-ups have disappeared.
Typically, a DXpedition SSB station transmitting on 14195kHz will listen up in the range 14200 – 14220kHz. If I find we are operating on the same transmit frequency as another DXpedition I will move down around 5 kHz typically to 14190kHz and I will then listen down say between 14165 and 14185kHz so as to split the pile ups and avoid confusion. I propose initially to listen five to ten up.
Listen to the operator carefully. I will where practicable announce the 3B8/M0RCX callsign at least after every two QSOs and to announce the listening frequencies every five QSO's.
I will not work by numbers; I feel that with good ears and equipment this is quite unnecessary. That said my operating power is restricted to 100w
Operating modes.
SSB is expected to be the most popular mode overall. The main reason for this, is that my CW skills are minimal and not up to handling large pileups. I will however attempt both JT65 HF and PSK Taking those bands out of the statistics, the DXpedition will strive to maintain a fair number of Data and SSB contacts.
In addition to the two "big" modes, look for the DXpedition on RTTY and occasionally ROS
Not Multi
The DXpedition will operate MINIMUM of 3 hours SSB and 3 hours Data Mode a day from one individual low power stations (100w), as band conditions permit. Being a lone operator station I will not be operating multi-band or multimode at the same time.
If i cannot operate due to family commitments (after all Im on holiday) I will announce this.
This is a low power mode and I am keen to allow as many stations as possible to get 3B8 into thir logbook. We can all work the big guns but some with small home QTH restrictions may be more able to gain a new country or square by using this mode.
The DXpedition will strive satisfy the needs of SSB users from all corners of the globe. I will however from time to time need to take a break from operating. QRX and QRT will be announced as required.
The majority of RTTY operation will be on 20m,
No dedicated Schedule of operating time. Most data mode will be
There are no plans for 10 metre FM operating
Top Band, 160m
No operation on this band
LF Bands, 80m and 40m
No Scheduled Operation on 40 but will work it from time to time. Any plan to operate it will be announced. I will not be active on 80 metres. Due to airline restrictions antennas are restricted to wire antennas.
HF Bands and 6m Bands
A G3TXQ Hexbeam supplied by MW0JZE will be used for 20m thru 6m. A homebrew 4ele cubical quad will also be built on site using locally sourced bamboo. A 10m vertical wire antenna will also be deployed .
There are no plans to operate Sats
Moonbounce EME
There are no plans to operate Moonbounce
In Summary
The Mauritius DXpedition is a major (and expensive!) privately funded operation with no sponsorship. I will strive to make quality contacts with as many individuals as possible. In particular, I will aim to work those with a more modest set up, in addition to the big guns. Video clips and Audio Clips are most welcome. Please email me the links or post them on FB page 3b8/m0rcx.


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What began as a frantic call from a woman who said she had been kidnapped and thrown in the trunk of a car ended with a police-involved shooting that left one man dead in Southwest Miami-Dade.
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According to Miami Dade police, a call came in to 911 at about 6:20 p.m. Wednesday from a woman who said she was inside the trunk of a car.
Miami-Dade Lt. John Jenkins said "through investigative means" detectives were able to find the car in a wooded area around Southwest 355th Street and 180th Avenue in deep Southwest Miami-Dade.
Officers quickly set up a perimeter and K-9 officers and helicopters were used to find the woman, Jenkins said.
During the search a man exited the woods with a shotgun. An officer was forced to open fire, Jenkins said.
"The subject confronted one of our officers and pointed a shotgun," said Miami-Dade spokeswoman Jennifer Capote.
MDPD PIO Capote is responding to a police involved shooting in the area of 355 St & SW 180 Ave. FDLE is the investigating agency.— Miami-Dade Police (@MiamiDadePD) April 21, 2016
Jenkins said detectives believed that the man, in his 40s, was either the ex-husband or boyfriend of the woman. The woman was found unharmed in the woods.
"She was visibly shaken up, but OK," he said.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating.
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Because of our high standards and focus on quality, we stand behind every single dog product that we sell. We only sell products that pass our stringent QA testing and that are healthy and safe enough for us to give to our own dogs and cats. In the unlikely case that you are unsatisfied with your purchase, you may return any item for refund or exchange by following the guide below.
100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
We understand that there may be times where you decide to return merchandise. That is the reason why we implemented our Satisfaction Guarantee which allows our customers to shop with confidence! Our guarantee allows you to return any purchases that meet our requirements. Additionally, you can rest assured that we will never charge you any sort of restocking or repackaging fee, making your return process as straightforward and easy as possible.
To Be Eligible for Return/Exchange
- You must contact us to receive the RMA # and return address prior to sending anything back
- You must notify us of your intent to return/exchange within 7 days of you receiving the product
- The product must be in the same condition in which you received it with no visible damage
- If applicable, the product must be unopened in the original packaging or shrink-wrap
Nonreturnable Products
- Damaged goods unrelated to manufacturing/quality defects
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- Products that have undergone ordinary wear and tear
- Downloadable digital content
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Steps to Return/Exchange
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2. Contact us via live chat, message, email, or phone to request your unique RMA # and our return address
3. Clearly indicate your RMA # on your return and ship back the item(s) using a trackable service
4. Once received and inspected, we will reimburse the purchase amount
Other Stipulations and Specifics
- Returns will be credited to the credit card or Paypal account used for the original purchase
- If you received free shipping on your original order, the outbound shipping fee will be deducted from your refund amount to compensate for the cost we incurred initially
- If you received a free promotional item with your purchase and it is not returned as well, the total value of the free item will be deducted from the refund. For example, if you purchase a dog bone and receive a free bully stick dog treat as part of a promotion, the total value of the bully stick will be subtracted from the refund if the dog bone is returned without it.
- If you purchased a discount bundle and only part of the bundle is returned to us, the discount that you received will be voided. This means that we will subtract the discount amount from the return. For example, if you received a $20 discount by purchasing a bundle pack of all of our different kinds of natural dog bones, that $20 in savings will be deducted from your refund if all of the dog bones are not returned.
- Return shipping fees are covered by the customer unless return is due to manufacturing/quality issues
- Returned items must be received within 2 weeks of you notifying us of a return


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Every family has different traditions that they participate in, whether it be making a certain meal on a holiday, going to a festival every year or passing a family heirloom down. My family's tradition is to plant evergreen trees each time a new member joins the family. As we grow so does the trees. We care for them and they surround our townhouse in Cudworth Saskatchewan.
A tree is a symbol of life that my family has tried to incorporate into our lives. My tree once a seedling is now as big as the house while my mom's towers higher than it. We take pictures in front of the trees seeing the changes of not only us and how we grown but also the chage in eaxh of our trees.
This year my grandpa was challenged with lasopharnyx cancer. I was trying to think of a tattoo that could represent my grandpa's turbulence with this horrible time. A tree came to mind. My grandpa never did plant himself his own tree in the ground however the tree itself is a symbol I relate back to him. The tree breaths in c02 and releases oxygen (taking away the bad and leaving the good) simular to this idea is cancer treatments taking away bad cancer cells and leaving the good ones to help him survive. The trees were also planted by him he wanted to have a symbol that represented our family placing trees around him all being a symbol of one of us which he can still nurture and watch grow even when we are not around.
A tree is something beautiful and something important in my life not only because it reminds me of my family but it contributes to my life. Trees are part of the enviroment that can be taken away just like my grandpa but if we fight hard for the trees to stay maybe they will better our world in their own original way, just like my gramps!


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Restore Hope's strategy is to provide a network and staff to help fulfill goals set by community leaders in monthly county alliance meetings.
Using the goals set by the alliance, Restore Hope facilitates community brainstorming sessions to build plans to transform the goals into a reality.
Restore Hope interacts directly with service providers and individuals receiving services, acting as a broker to streamline services available in communities.
Restore Hope Arkansas implements a Collective Impact methodology that provides a set of management systems for leaders and a Collaborative Case Management tool for service providers. This approach and these systems make real change possible by allowing Restore Hope to manage the complex execution of community projects.
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Checkout Shoes Wey Banky W and Him Groomsmen Rock For #BAAD2017
BankyW finally tie the knot with Adesua for white wedding yesterday Saturday 25th 2017 with the hashtag #BAAD2017 inside Capetown, South Africa.
Him and all him groomsmen worry the internet with their shoe game as them put on display the solid footwear wey them rock for the wedding.
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Welcome to Mushburger.com, the best way to discover great surf blogs from pro and amateur surfers, shapers, artists and more, from all around the world.
Maui stand-out Clay Marzo is an incredible talent with an uncommon knack for pulling off freakishly hard maneuvers in the surf. His blog is full of great videos and commentary, and of course photos of him ripping up waves and eating tons of junk food. Marzo seems a lot like DeNiro's character in Raging Bull, the guy who loved to eat but had to diet all the time in order to stay relevant. Then at the end of the movie he's a middle aged fat slob, but he's living large, sipping cocktails poolside with a model for a wife and a sh*t-eating grin on his face and not a single regret. Gotta love Clay Marzo….
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Feldene is a drug that is occasionally used in veterinary medicine to help deal with inflammation issues of the gastrointestinal tract and the bladder system. It is one of the leading drugs that is used to relieve symptoms of certain types of bladder cancer in dogs. If your pet suffers from this condition or a related condition, ask your vet about the possibility of partially remedying his symptoms through the use of Feldene.
Feldene Overview
Feldene belongs to a group of drugs that are collectively known as non steroidal anti inflammatory drugs, or NSAIDs. These drugs work to reduce inflammation in various parts of your pet's body in much the same way that steroids do. However, NSAIDs are generally safer for long term consumption and use than steroids are, although they oftentimes do not provide the same high level of results. NSAIDs function to reduce inflammation by inhibiting the production and reception of certain types of chemicals called prostaglandins in your pet's body.
Feldene is a drug that was manufactured specifically for use in humans. It is a brand name formulation of the generic medicine called piroxicam. Although the drug hasn't been approved for use in dogs by the FDA, veterinarians can still prescribe it to help address certain conditions and in particular types of situations.
Using Feldene for Your Dog
Feldene is available for use in capsule form. The capsule can be included in your pet's food or, more commonly, along with a treat that you give him. The exact concentration of the drug, as well as the specific amount and schedule for the dosing of the medicine, will be dependent upon a number of factors, including your pet's age, overall health and weight. The medicine is typically given every other day when intended for general anti inflammatory effect, and once every day when being used as a part of a treatment for transitional cell carcinoma of the bladder.
Side Effects and Precautions of Feldene
While the chances are slim, it's still possible that your pet might suffer from an extreme allergic reaction to Feldene. For this reason, it's important that you take him to the vet for an analysis any time you notice him exhibiting unusual symptoms or side effects after taking Feldene.
Feldene can interact poorly with certain other medicines in your pet's system. Be sure to tell your vet about any and all of the other drugs that you're giving your pet, before you begin his treatment with Feldene. It should not be given to pets with high blood pressure, history of intestinal ulcers or stomach lining problems, kidney damage and other conditions.
The main side effects of Feldene include:
- Stomach ulcers
- Decreased kidney function
- Liver damage
- Problems with blood clotting
- Vomiting
- Intestinal perforation
- Loss of appetite
If you notice these or any other signs of an abnormal side effect, take your pet in to the vet immediately. For more information about Feldene, consult with your vet with additional questions.


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Seapower Marine offers a complete engine installation and a seperate installation review service.
Engine or Generator Installation. Starting with a visit to the vessel, discussions with the owner or skipper, initial planning, through installation, sea trials and on-going maintenance. Our extensive knowledge and experience allows us to advise on the most cost effective options for your boat and your budget.
Installation Reviews. If you decide to install your own engine or generator it is key to ensure you have followed the manufacturers installation manual and guidance throughout. Our installation review service will give you the confidence that your engine has been installed correctly and negate and possible issues with regards to warranty claims at a later date.
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