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Disk Drill Enterprise for Mac Free Download is setup of standalone compressed file. It is offline DMG file with direct download link of Disk Drill Enterprise Free Download for Mac.
Disk Drill Mac Data Recovery is a simple software to recover data. disk drill pro Mac free download may be difficult to recover deleted files and data. Yes, if your hard drive has been damaged by hardware. Landed. Your flash drive is completely chipped, your disk has been physically disabled, you’ve lost a lot of files, and you’ve written a few hundred times without having to retrieve it. In all of these situations, data retrieval, if not impossible, Disk Drill Enterprise for Mac is at least difficult. But things are not so catastrophic. Right now, instead of just removing the file, Shift Delete. Empty the recycle bin without knowing that you have put an important file into the trash bin. If you go back to the data recovery software at the same time, you can probably retrieve that file. Whether or not you lose your data during a cut or copy operation, your flash drive is viral and your important files have been deleted. In all of these situations, the use of data recovery software can be very promising. One of these is Disk Drill, which has a very simple, easy-to-read process for recovering data from hard disks, flash memory cards, memory cards, and more.
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disk drill enterprise for mac free download is setup of standalone compressed file. it is offline dmg file with direct download link of disk drill enterprise free download for mac.
disk drill mac data recovery is a simple software to recover data. disk drill pro mac free download may be difficult to recover deleted files and data. yes, if your hard drive has been damaged by hardware. landed. your flash drive is completely chipped, your disk has been physically disabled, you’ve lost a lot of files, and you’ve written a few hundred times without having to retrieve it. in all of these situations, data retrieval, if not impossible, disk drill enterprise for mac is at least difficult. but things are not so catastrophic. right now, instead of just removing the file, shift delete. empty the recycle bin without knowing that you have put an important file into the trash bin. if you go back to the data recovery software at the same time, you can probably retrieve that file. whether or not you lose your data during a cut or copy operation, your flash drive is viral and your important files have been deleted. in all of these situations, the use of data recovery software can be very promising. one of these is disk drill, which has a very simple, easy-to-read process for recovering data from hard disks, flash memory cards, memory cards, and more.
provide two quick and so deep recovery methods.
supports hfs / hfs +, fat, ntfs drives.
restore lost data with just a few clicks.
presentations of recovered files and select the files to be restored.
try the technical particulars of disk drill enterprise for mac 64 bit free download sooner than downloading it.
sooner than you download disk_drill_enterprise download, assure that your system meets the given requirements.
click on the button below to disk drill professional for mac free download. it is complete offline setup file of disk drill enterprise for mac with 100% secure and safe from any virus.


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"This bracket has been discontinued by Peerless and is no longer available."
The PEWV250 offers the most movement possible in Peerless's range. It has a double articulated arm which simply means you can put your TV in virtually any position possible. The entire mechanism folds to only 8.4 cm so when you want to push the TV out of the way it won't take up much room.
However, when out you'll be able to easily place it exactly where you want it. The two arms allow virtually any position within a 180 degree arc of your wall up to a distance of 51 cm from the wall. The TV can also be turned left or right by a further 90 degrees, or even tilted and rolled. You'll struggle to find any limitation within that arc.

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"this bracket has been discontinued by peerless and is no longer available."
the pewv250 offers the most movement possible in peerless's range. it has a double articulated arm which simply means you can put your tv in virtually any position possible. the entire mechanism folds to only 8.4 cm so when you want to push the tv out of the way it won't take up much room.
however, when out you'll be able to easily place it exactly where you want it. the two arms allow virtually any position within a 180 degree arc of your wall up to a distance of 51 cm from the wall. the tv can also be turned left or right by a further 90 degrees, or even tilted and rolled. you'll struggle to find any limitation within that arc.


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A rich layered cake that is topped and coated with chocolate ganache. It is a complete pleasure to bake these cakes and can be served as a sinful dessert along with a nice cup of tea or coffee. You can also serve them as your Party dessert.
The Devils Food Cake Recipe is nothing but a rich dark layered chocolate cake, that is topped and coated with chocolate ganache. The cake is made with rich cocoa and with a rich Chocolate Ganache, is sure to tingle your senses. The devils food cake is for those pure chocolate lovers who can enjoy it over a hot cup of coffee or tea or serve it as a dessert for parties.
I have shared how to make this cake egg free (eggless) as well using the Flax Meal Egg Replacer.
To begin making the Rich Dark Devil's Food Cake Recipe, we will first preheat the oven to 180 C. Grease and flour 2 - 8 inch cake round cake pans. Keep aside.
If your recipe asks for 3 eggs, measure 3 tablespoons of flax meal along with 9 tablespoons of water. Stir well and let the mixture rest for about 15 minutes. This process of resting helps the flax meal mixture develop a gelatinous consistency similar to eggs.
Sift the flour, baking powder, salt and cocoa powder and keep aside.
Gradually add in the butter milk and food coloring. And finally, gradually fold in the flour mixture and continue to fold until the mixture is well blended and smooth.
Divide the chocolate cake batter into 2 greased baking pans and place in the preheated oven to bake for about 35 to 45 minutes, until a tester when inserted in the center comes out clean.
Once the cakes are baked, remove them from the oven and cool them completely. While the cake is cooling, prepare the Chocolate Ganache recipe.
Place one cake on the serving tray in which you plan to set the cake. Spread a generous portion of the chocolate ganache on the top of the cake. Place the other cake over the bottom one and lightly press down. Finally cover the whole cake with the Chocolate Ganache including the sides and the top.
Refrigerate the cake for at least 4 to 5 hours.
Serve the Rich Dark Chocolate Devils Food Cake along with a cup of coffee or as a dessert for parties.

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a rich layered cake that is topped and coated with chocolate ganache. it is a complete pleasure to bake these cakes and can be served as a sinful dessert along with a nice cup of tea or coffee. you can also serve them as your party dessert.
the devils food cake recipe is nothing but a rich dark layered chocolate cake, that is topped and coated with chocolate ganache. the cake is made with rich cocoa and with a rich chocolate ganache, is sure to tingle your senses. the devils food cake is for those pure chocolate lovers who can enjoy it over a hot cup of coffee or tea or serve it as a dessert for parties.
i have shared how to make this cake egg free (eggless) as well using the flax meal egg replacer.
to begin making the rich dark devil's food cake recipe, we will first preheat the oven to 180 c. grease and flour 2 - 8 inch cake round cake pans. keep aside.
if your recipe asks for 3 eggs, measure 3 tablespoons of flax meal along with 9 tablespoons of water. stir well and let the mixture rest for about 15 minutes. this process of resting helps the flax meal mixture develop a gelatinous consistency similar to eggs.
sift the flour, baking powder, salt and cocoa powder and keep aside.
gradually add in the butter milk and food coloring. and finally, gradually fold in the flour mixture and continue to fold until the mixture is well blended and smooth.
divide the chocolate cake batter into 2 greased baking pans and place in the preheated oven to bake for about 35 to 45 minutes, until a tester when inserted in the center comes out clean.
once the cakes are baked, remove them from the oven and cool them completely. while the cake is cooling, prepare the chocolate ganache recipe.
place one cake on the serving tray in which you plan to set the cake. spread a generous portion of the chocolate ganache on the top of the cake. place the other cake over the bottom one and lightly press down. finally cover the whole cake with the chocolate ganache including the sides and the top.
refrigerate the cake for at least 4 to 5 hours.
serve the rich dark chocolate devils food cake along with a cup of coffee or as a dessert for parties.


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Drug Safety and Availability > FDA Drug Safety Communication. – Feb 8, 2012. FDA Drug Safety Communication: Clostridium difficile associated diarrhea can be. Work by reducing the amount of acid in the stomach.
Jun 25, 2012. Long-term use of the drugs, called proton pump inhibitors, or P.P.I.'s, can make. “I'm hoping I'll get off the P.P.I. after I complete my residency training,” she said. and might reduce the effectiveness of other medications, with the F.D.A. Stomach acid is needed to break down food and absorb nutrients, he.
Mar 5, 2018. This feeling occurs because the stomach's digestive juices contain acid. Sometimes people with this problem can taste food or acidic fluid in the.
F.D.A. Approves Over-Counter Sales Of Top Ulcer Drug – The New. – Jun 21, 2003. Food and Drug Administration approves over-the-counter sales of. members must make to get the prescription ulcer and heartburn pills. By contrast, Prilosec and drugs like it bind themselves to the stomach cells that produce acid, Today's Arts · Art & Design · Books · Dance · Movies · Music · N.Y.C.
Acid reflux is caused by stomach acid creeping up into the esophagus. Easing acid reflux or GERD symptoms temporarily with medications or. The FDA has released warnings about PPIs in the last several years. Try yoga, meditation, acupuncture, art or music therapy, or whatever helps you effectively manage stress.
Questions and Answers on Zegerid OTC – FDA – Nov 27, 2015. Questions and Answers for Zegerid OTC. Stomach acid can destroy omeprazole and the sodium bicarbonate in Zegerid. the other OTC proton pump inhibitors, some people get complete relief of symptoms within 24 hours.
Learn about GERD (also known as acid reflux or heartburn) from the Cleveland. When refluxed stomach acid touches the lining of the esophagus, it causes a burning. People who get heartburn after eating may take both antacids and H2 blockers. In 2000, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved two.
May 26, 2010. If you take the most popular kind of stomach-acid drug, you might be. Non- prescription medicines in the class include Prilosec OTC and. that people who' ve been on the drugs for awhile can get a sudden, New Music.

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drug safety and availability > fda drug safety communication. – feb 8, 2012. fda drug safety communication: clostridium difficile associated diarrhea can be. work by reducing the amount of acid in the stomach.
jun 25, 2012. long-term use of the drugs, called proton pump inhibitors, or p.p.i.'s, can make. “i'm hoping i'll get off the p.p.i. after i complete my residency training,” she said. and might reduce the effectiveness of other medications, with the f.d.a. stomach acid is needed to break down food and absorb nutrients, he.
mar 5, 2018. this feeling occurs because the stomach's digestive juices contain acid. sometimes people with this problem can taste food or acidic fluid in the.
f.d.a. approves over-counter sales of top ulcer drug – the new. – jun 21, 2003. food and drug administration approves over-the-counter sales of. members must make to get the prescription ulcer and heartburn pills. by contrast, prilosec and drugs like it bind themselves to the stomach cells that produce acid, today's arts · art & design · books · dance · movies · music · n.y.c.
acid reflux is caused by stomach acid creeping up into the esophagus. easing acid reflux or gerd symptoms temporarily with medications or. the fda has released warnings about ppis in the last several years. try yoga, meditation, acupuncture, art or music therapy, or whatever helps you effectively manage stress.
questions and answers on zegerid otc – fda – nov 27, 2015. questions and answers for zegerid otc. stomach acid can destroy omeprazole and the sodium bicarbonate in zegerid. the other otc proton pump inhibitors, some people get complete relief of symptoms within 24 hours.
learn about gerd (also known as acid reflux or heartburn) from the cleveland. when refluxed stomach acid touches the lining of the esophagus, it causes a burning. people who get heartburn after eating may take both antacids and h2 blockers. in 2000, the u.s. food and drug administration (fda) approved two.
may 26, 2010. if you take the most popular kind of stomach-acid drug, you might be. non- prescription medicines in the class include prilosec otc and. that people who' ve been on the drugs for awhile can get a sudden, new music.


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Do you need the guitar to play Guitar Hero or use the drivers?
My wife and I wonder if it is necessary to take the guitar to play Guitar Hero Metallica or use the drivers that the first Guitar Hero? They play more often shooting games. Any response is helpful.
You drivers can use for one of the heroes of the guitar, but I think I have guitars, because it will be much more fun. Go to a used game store and get 2 of them only $ 30.
Filed under Learn Guitar Songs by Nestor on Jul 20th, 2005 .

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do you need the guitar to play guitar hero or use the drivers?
my wife and i wonder if it is necessary to take the guitar to play guitar hero metallica or use the drivers that the first guitar hero? they play more often shooting games. any response is helpful.
you drivers can use for one of the heroes of the guitar, but i think i have guitars, because it will be much more fun. go to a used game store and get 2 of them only $ 30.
filed under learn guitar songs by nestor on jul 20th, 2005 .


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A baby in a neonatal intensive-care unit turned a deep blue-black. A nurse had the courage to defy the medical team and insist that the heart monitor was wrong. The baby’s heart wasn’t beating. It had a pneumopericardium, a condition where the sac around the heart fills with air and prevents it from beating. She saved the baby’s life.
People who repair photocopiers swap stories about problems that they have seen on the job and how they solved them. The stories help coworkers think about how they would have dealt with the situation.
Used in this way, stories “are like flight simulators for the brain,” according to Made to Stick. “Hearing the nurse’s heart-monitor story isn’t like being there, but it’s the next best thing.” The story provides important context and details.
The challenge plot. Think David and Goliath. It’s “the underdog story, the rags-to-riches story, the triumph of sheer willpower over adversity.” The obstacles seem daunting. These stories inspire us to try harder, defy the odds, to take action. The book tells the story of a college student named Jared who lost 245 pounds by eating at Subway (and exercising once his health permitted). His story was so sticky that it ended up on USA Today, ABC and Oprah.
The connection plot. Think the Good Samaritan. He helped someone he didn’t know, who wasn’t part of his social group. Connection plots can also be romance stories, like Romeo and Juliet. Connection plots are about how we relate to other people.
The creativity plot. Think the apple that falls on Newton’s head. In the creativity plot, someone solves a difficult puzzle or takes an innovative approach to a problem. Creativity plots inspire us to be creative, to try new approaches. Think MacGyver.
Pay attention. Make it unexpected.
Understand and remember it. Make it concrete.
Agree or believe. Make it credible.
Care about it. Make it emotional.
Be able to act on it. Tell a story.
This is the last of several posts about Made to Stick, by Chip Heath and Dan Heath.

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a baby in a neonatal intensive-care unit turned a deep blue-black. a nurse had the courage to defy the medical team and insist that the heart monitor was wrong. the baby’s heart wasn’t beating. it had a pneumopericardium, a condition where the sac around the heart fills with air and prevents it from beating. she saved the baby’s life.
people who repair photocopiers swap stories about problems that they have seen on the job and how they solved them. the stories help coworkers think about how they would have dealt with the situation.
used in this way, stories “are like flight simulators for the brain,” according to made to stick. “hearing the nurse’s heart-monitor story isn’t like being there, but it’s the next best thing.” the story provides important context and details.
the challenge plot. think david and goliath. it’s “the underdog story, the rags-to-riches story, the triumph of sheer willpower over adversity.” the obstacles seem daunting. these stories inspire us to try harder, defy the odds, to take action. the book tells the story of a college student named jared who lost 245 pounds by eating at subway (and exercising once his health permitted). his story was so sticky that it ended up on usa today, abc and oprah.
the connection plot. think the good samaritan. he helped someone he didn’t know, who wasn’t part of his social group. connection plots can also be romance stories, like romeo and juliet. connection plots are about how we relate to other people.
the creativity plot. think the apple that falls on newton’s head. in the creativity plot, someone solves a difficult puzzle or takes an innovative approach to a problem. creativity plots inspire us to be creative, to try new approaches. think macgyver.
pay attention. make it unexpected.
understand and remember it. make it concrete.
agree or believe. make it credible.
care about it. make it emotional.
be able to act on it. tell a story.
this is the last of several posts about made to stick, by chip heath and dan heath.


text: Hey guys im starting a weekly reenactment server running on Bukkit and Our Technic Mod-pack located on our website (its a small one so dont worry). Every week we will host a map and give orders to you "the soldiers" and gain objectives. You will be lead by a General to achieve mission goals for the Allies or Axis. You will be told coordinates, mission updates, and timed respawns.

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Copywriting competition is now closed and shortlist will be announced shortly.
This month we decided to go with something none of us seem to be able to escape from, the race to elect the Presidential nominees.
And who better to feature than one of its most colourful (Orange) characters, Donald Trump.
Above is a photograph and we would like you to come up with either a caption for the picture or a comment in a thought bubble coming from the man himself. Now you can put your words in Donald’s mouth.
We are sure this will bring out either the political passion, style critique or satirical genius in you all.
The winner will receive this beautiful Leather, A4 writing case/conference folder.
Put your words in Donald’s mouth and let’s make copywriting great again!!!
We run this competition to give copywriters an outlet for their competitive side. It’s one of the ways we give back to the copywriting community.
Closing date for entries is Friday 25th March, then a shortlist of the 5 top entries will be posted to allow everyone the opportunity to vote for the overall winner.
Looking forward to some shocking, thought provoking and comical entries!
America, it’s time for your freedom.
And the Chinese thought their wall was “Great”.
Make America Great Again…but this time with more walls and less Mexicans.
I love this crowd. They’re gullible, uninformed, and dumb.
You give, give and I… take, take, eat, eat, make rich, rich!
It’s all about money over matter.
Because Europe could really use American refugees.
I meant, Metallica, you guys!
Having lost your mind lately Mr. Trump?
Orange is the new black batches. I ain’t gonna be Mr.President… I am gonna be presi-motherfucking-dent.
I feel great … that great wall is damn sure going up … America is going to be great again, and I can make us all great!
Reporter: Why do you always have that expression?
Trump: If you look closely, my mouth now looks like a T.
Trump: Can’t you see? I’m mocking the minorities!
Reporter: Why are you so smug?
Trump: We all know people like McDonalds better than KFC.
Trump: Colonel Sanders doesn’t stand a chance!
All those who vote for me will forever bear the “Trump Stamp”.
I am the greatest White walker!. And my season is coming!
Reporter: What kind of an expression is that?
Trump: It’s called Smug Constipation.
Note to self : Remember not to steal own teeth when mouth open !
It’s bad timing I know, but I have to go to Italy this weekend and attend the birth of my next wife.
Join me, and together we’ll make America Trump…… I mean “Triumph” again!
I can’t wait to build that wall, we’ll show China we can do it too!

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copywriting competition is now closed and shortlist will be announced shortly.
this month we decided to go with something none of us seem to be able to escape from, the race to elect the presidential nominees.
and who better to feature than one of its most colourful (orange) characters, donald trump.
above is a photograph and we would like you to come up with either a caption for the picture or a comment in a thought bubble coming from the man himself. now you can put your words in donald’s mouth.
we are sure this will bring out either the political passion, style critique or satirical genius in you all.
the winner will receive this beautiful leather, a4 writing case/conference folder.
put your words in donald’s mouth and let’s make copywriting great again!!!
we run this competition to give copywriters an outlet for their competitive side. it’s one of the ways we give back to the copywriting community.
closing date for entries is friday 25th march, then a shortlist of the 5 top entries will be posted to allow everyone the opportunity to vote for the overall winner.
looking forward to some shocking, thought provoking and comical entries!
america, it’s time for your freedom.
and the chinese thought their wall was “great”.
make america great again…but this time with more walls and less mexicans.
i love this crowd. they’re gullible, uninformed, and dumb.
you give, give and i… take, take, eat, eat, make rich, rich!
it’s all about money over matter.
because europe could really use american refugees.
i meant, metallica, you guys!
having lost your mind lately mr. trump?
orange is the new black batches. i ain’t gonna be mr.president… i am gonna be presi-motherfucking-dent.
i feel great … that great wall is damn sure going up … america is going to be great again, and i can make us all great!
reporter: why do you always have that expression?
trump: if you look closely, my mouth now looks like a t.
trump: can’t you see? i’m mocking the minorities!
reporter: why are you so smug?
trump: we all know people like mcdonalds better than kfc.
trump: colonel sanders doesn’t stand a chance!
all those who vote for me will forever bear the “trump stamp”.
i am the greatest white walker!. and my season is coming!
reporter: what kind of an expression is that?
trump: it’s called smug constipation.
note to self : remember not to steal own teeth when mouth open !
it’s bad timing i know, but i have to go to italy this weekend and attend the birth of my next wife.
join me, and together we’ll make america trump…… i mean “triumph” again!
i can’t wait to build that wall, we’ll show china we can do it too!


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A chunky tile busting digging game. Dig through a billion blocks en route straight to China.
Collect resources, buy upgrades, get as deep as you can before the time runs out then repeat.

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a chunky tile busting digging game. dig through a billion blocks en route straight to china.
collect resources, buy upgrades, get as deep as you can before the time runs out then repeat.


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Nicholson y Cano acted as legal advisor to the trustee Banco CMF S.A. (“Trustee”) in the issuance of trust debt securities and certificate of participations under the “Agrocap 2” Financial Trust (“Trust”) for an aggregate total amount of U$S 9,877,842.
Tanoira Cassagne acted as legal advisors of Banco Macro S.A. and Macro Securities S.A., which acted as arrangement and placement agent of the Trust, respectively.
The purpose of the issuance was to fund Alianza Semillas S.A. (“Settlor”), with the assignment in favor of the trust of the credits originated in the sale of agricultural seeds to distributers and producers.
Tanoira Cassagne Lawyers have been ranked on PBV Monitor South America Guide 2019.

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nicholson y cano acted as legal advisor to the trustee banco cmf s.a. (“trustee”) in the issuance of trust debt securities and certificate of participations under the “agrocap 2” financial trust (“trust”) for an aggregate total amount of u$s 9,877,842.
tanoira cassagne acted as legal advisors of banco macro s.a. and macro securities s.a., which acted as arrangement and placement agent of the trust, respectively.
the purpose of the issuance was to fund alianza semillas s.a. (“settlor”), with the assignment in favor of the trust of the credits originated in the sale of agricultural seeds to distributers and producers.
tanoira cassagne lawyers have been ranked on pbv monitor south america guide 2019.


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You must download the DataPlane repository tarballs from the Hortonworks Customer Portal following the instructions provided as part of the subscription fulfillment process. DP Platform and the DP Apps (and related Cluster Agents) are provided as RPMs in tarball repositories.
Before installing DataPlane, you must set up a server to host the RPMs in a local repository that can then be used to install the product binaries.
You can create the local repository on the same host as your DP Instance, but do not host the local repository on port 80 since that will conflict with your DP Instance.
A repository configuration file (.repo file) must be created on the DP host. The file is required to identify the path to the repository data, establish whether a GPG signature check should be performed on the repository packages, etc. Only one repository configuration file is needed.

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you must download the dataplane repository tarballs from the hortonworks customer portal following the instructions provided as part of the subscription fulfillment process. dp platform and the dp apps (and related cluster agents) are provided as rpms in tarball repositories.
before installing dataplane, you must set up a server to host the rpms in a local repository that can then be used to install the product binaries.
you can create the local repository on the same host as your dp instance, but do not host the local repository on port 80 since that will conflict with your dp instance.
a repository configuration file (.repo file) must be created on the dp host. the file is required to identify the path to the repository data, establish whether a gpg signature check should be performed on the repository packages, etc. only one repository configuration file is needed.


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Finger Lakes Distilling out of upstate New York is known in craft whiskey circles for a number of reasons, including that they set up shop in an area more well known for wine then whiskey production and also that they have been making brown spirit for a decade now. Add as well to this list now that they have a bottled in bond bourbon.
The new McKenzie Bottled-in-Bond Wheated Bourbon, according to those behind it, meets the strict requirements of the Bottled-in-Bond Act: the product of a single distillery from a single distilling season, aged a minimum of four years, and bottled at 100 proof or 50% alcohol by volume. It is distilled from mash bill of local corn (70%), red winter wheat (20%), and malted barley (10%).
This new bourbon joins the distillery’s straight rye, straight bourbon (rye recipe) and pot still whiskeys. Bottled at 100 proof, it is pricing for $43 and will initially be available in the distillery’s tasting room as well as select retailers in New York, New Jersey, California, Nevada and Arizona.

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finger lakes distilling out of upstate new york is known in craft whiskey circles for a number of reasons, including that they set up shop in an area more well known for wine then whiskey production and also that they have been making brown spirit for a decade now. add as well to this list now that they have a bottled in bond bourbon.
the new mckenzie bottled-in-bond wheated bourbon, according to those behind it, meets the strict requirements of the bottled-in-bond act: the product of a single distillery from a single distilling season, aged a minimum of four years, and bottled at 100 proof or 50% alcohol by volume. it is distilled from mash bill of local corn (70%), red winter wheat (20%), and malted barley (10%).
this new bourbon joins the distillery’s straight rye, straight bourbon (rye recipe) and pot still whiskeys. bottled at 100 proof, it is pricing for $43 and will initially be available in the distillery’s tasting room as well as select retailers in new york, new jersey, california, nevada and arizona.


text: In 1980 there was considerable confusion surrounding the management of osteosarcoma. Those involved in the management of this disease were faced with a series of conflicts. The early promise of chemotherapy as initially reported by Jaffe appeared to have been logically extended by Rosen in a series of studies culminating in the startling results of T10 wherein over 90% of patients were disease free at 2 years. However, the use of chemotherapy in Europe was producing surprisingly little improvement in survival over that achieved by amputation alone. Both the E.O.R.T.C. Studies and that undertaken by the Medical Research Council (M.R.C.) in the United Kingdom were disappointing, although in retrospect it is clear that the intensity of chemotherapy was inadequate [1,2]. At the same time the Mayo Clinic was reporting a survival of 50% with surgery alone and no chemotherapy, one of their explanations being that the natural history of the disease had changed and that chemotherapy was no longer necessary .

lowercased: in 1980 there was considerable confusion surrounding the management of osteosarcoma. those involved in the management of this disease were faced with a series of conflicts. the early promise of chemotherapy as initially reported by jaffe appeared to have been logically extended by rosen in a series of studies culminating in the startling results of t10 wherein over 90% of patients were disease free at 2 years. however, the use of chemotherapy in europe was producing surprisingly little improvement in survival over that achieved by amputation alone. both the e.o.r.t.c. studies and that undertaken by the medical research council (m.r.c.) in the united kingdom were disappointing, although in retrospect it is clear that the intensity of chemotherapy was inadequate [1,2]. at the same time the mayo clinic was reporting a survival of 50% with surgery alone and no chemotherapy, one of their explanations being that the natural history of the disease had changed and that chemotherapy was no longer necessary .


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New Delhi, November: Industry body PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry has appointed Kunal Singhal, Managing Director, EazyERP, as the co-chairman of ICT and Electronics Committee.
Kunal, founded Eazy ERP in 2007 and started his journey as an entrepreneur. He has been working very closely with MSMEs and has achieved different levels of milestone in making MSMEs digitally equipped to enhance their business as well as to be at power to make a mark in the international market.
‘It is indeed a great opportunity to have been appointed in this position. I look forward to playing a meaningful role to further strengthen PHD Chamber’s quest of enhancing the Indian Industry, particularly the MSMEs, and help them adopt Information and Communication Technology (ICT). We will also work towards making the industry aware about various government initiatives and help them take benefit of the schemes’, said Kunal.

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new delhi, november: industry body phd chamber of commerce and industry has appointed kunal singhal, managing director, eazyerp, as the co-chairman of ict and electronics committee.
kunal, founded eazy erp in 2007 and started his journey as an entrepreneur. he has been working very closely with msmes and has achieved different levels of milestone in making msmes digitally equipped to enhance their business as well as to be at power to make a mark in the international market.
‘it is indeed a great opportunity to have been appointed in this position. i look forward to playing a meaningful role to further strengthen phd chamber’s quest of enhancing the indian industry, particularly the msmes, and help them adopt information and communication technology (ict). we will also work towards making the industry aware about various government initiatives and help them take benefit of the schemes’, said kunal.


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Amazon, Microsoft, Google and others are now trying to rent large corporations the remote use of their technology infrastructure, but some concerns remain after a few cautious steps into cloud services...read the full story "
On Monday, The Supreme Court will hear case involving an Ontario, California police officer, Sgt. Jeff Quon, who used his government-issued text-messaging device for personal use. The court is to decide whether the police department violated the officer's privacy rights when it reviewed the content of the messages being exchanged, work-related and personal. Read more in this Cnn.com Article: "Supreme Court to hear texting privacy case".
ABA Gives Permission to Drop the LSAT Requirement.
The ABA has given the University of St. Thomas Law School permission to waive the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) requirement for a limited number of students. According to a recent article in the ABA Journal, several universities have started similar programs in an effort to boost diversity.

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amazon, microsoft, google and others are now trying to rent large corporations the remote use of their technology infrastructure, but some concerns remain after a few cautious steps into cloud services...read the full story "
on monday, the supreme court will hear case involving an ontario, california police officer, sgt. jeff quon, who used his government-issued text-messaging device for personal use. the court is to decide whether the police department violated the officer's privacy rights when it reviewed the content of the messages being exchanged, work-related and personal. read more in this cnn.com article: "supreme court to hear texting privacy case".
aba gives permission to drop the lsat requirement.
the aba has given the university of st. thomas law school permission to waive the law school admission test (lsat) requirement for a limited number of students. according to a recent article in the aba journal, several universities have started similar programs in an effort to boost diversity.


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Below is a photograph of my maternal great, great aunt Martha Leona (Mattie) Roberts. She was the next to the youngest sister of my great grandfather John Taylor Roberts. This is one of the many family photographs that I scanned from my grandmother Leona’s desk at my mom’s house when I was visiting this past March. This aunt is my grandmother Leona’s namesake.
Mattie Roberts was born during the Civil War on January 17, 1864, in Berrien County, Georgia [1, 2]. Her parents were William and Margaret (DeVane) Roberts. She married Colquitt Strickland (1857-1924) in Berrien County on January 31, 1883 . Below is a copy of their marriage license on page 299 of the Berrien County marriage book available on Georgia’s Virtual Vault.
Mattie and Colquitt had three children: Charles, William, and Luelle . Around the time that the 1900 census was taken, Mattie died on August 10, 1900, at the age of 36 . At the time of Mattie’s death, her children were 16, 12, and 6 years old . I noticed on the 1900 census that Mattie’s sister Beulah (Margaret) Roberts was living with them (See census record below starting at line 27. Click to enlarge). I figured she must have been there to take care of her sister Mattie and help with the household and the children. I also figured that Colquitt married again after Mattie died. I was right. He married Beulah .
While I was scrolling though the Strickland burials on the Sunset Hill Cemetery interactive map, I noticed “INF. DTR STRICKLAND.” According to the description, the marker says “Infant Daughter of C. and M. L. Strickland.” There is also a link to the photograph of the marker. There are no birth and death dates. This indicates that Mattie and Colquitt had at least four children instead of three. On the 1900 census, Mattie is recorded has having had three children and all three were living (See census record above). Did this child die when Mattie died? I don’t have a copy of their death records.
Martha Leona (Mattie) Roberts Strickland is buried in Sunset Hill Cemetery in Valdosta, Georgia, in Section 313, Block 13, Lot 004, Space 19.
 findagrave memorial for Martha Leona Roberts Strickland.
 Ancestry.com 1900 U.S. Federal Census, Valdosta, Lowndes, Georgia, Roll 209, Page 45A, Enumeration District 70.
 Ancestry.com Georgia Marriages, 1851-1900 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000.
 Lowndes County marriage book, page 532. Marriage license for C. Strickland and Beulah Roberts. Date of marriage 22 April 1902. Georgia’s Virtual Vault.
Who Was The Roberts Family Nurse?

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below is a photograph of my maternal great, great aunt martha leona (mattie) roberts. she was the next to the youngest sister of my great grandfather john taylor roberts. this is one of the many family photographs that i scanned from my grandmother leona’s desk at my mom’s house when i was visiting this past march. this aunt is my grandmother leona’s namesake.
mattie roberts was born during the civil war on january 17, 1864, in berrien county, georgia [1, 2]. her parents were william and margaret (devane) roberts. she married colquitt strickland (1857-1924) in berrien county on january 31, 1883 . below is a copy of their marriage license on page 299 of the berrien county marriage book available on georgia’s virtual vault.
mattie and colquitt had three children: charles, william, and luelle . around the time that the 1900 census was taken, mattie died on august 10, 1900, at the age of 36 . at the time of mattie’s death, her children were 16, 12, and 6 years old . i noticed on the 1900 census that mattie’s sister beulah (margaret) roberts was living with them (see census record below starting at line 27. click to enlarge). i figured she must have been there to take care of her sister mattie and help with the household and the children. i also figured that colquitt married again after mattie died. i was right. he married beulah .
while i was scrolling though the strickland burials on the sunset hill cemetery interactive map, i noticed “inf. dtr strickland.” according to the description, the marker says “infant daughter of c. and m. l. strickland.” there is also a link to the photograph of the marker. there are no birth and death dates. this indicates that mattie and colquitt had at least four children instead of three. on the 1900 census, mattie is recorded has having had three children and all three were living (see census record above). did this child die when mattie died? i don’t have a copy of their death records.
martha leona (mattie) roberts strickland is buried in sunset hill cemetery in valdosta, georgia, in section 313, block 13, lot 004, space 19.
 findagrave memorial for martha leona roberts strickland.
 ancestry.com 1900 u.s. federal census, valdosta, lowndes, georgia, roll 209, page 45a, enumeration district 70.
 ancestry.com georgia marriages, 1851-1900 [database on-line]. provo, ut, usa: ancestry.com operations inc, 2000.
 lowndes county marriage book, page 532. marriage license for c. strickland and beulah roberts. date of marriage 22 april 1902. georgia’s virtual vault.
who was the roberts family nurse?


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Just before Christmas I found myself in Brixton – as one does – and in wandering the streets passed by the H&M. As you might see from my photograph below, it is housed in a fine building. My immediate reaction was that that had to have been a Woolworths. My second reaction was that I knew a man who would know for certain. A couple of tweets later with @soult and he’d confirmed it (even without mentioning where I was, he knew the store and its location). Woolworths it was, and you can just about make out the position of the old fascia at the top of the building if you look carefully.
On my return from Brixton, I opened my copy of Kathryn A Morrison’s new book – Woolworth’s; 100 years on the High Street – and on page 75 there’s another shot of the Brixton store (reproduced below). It took real effort of will, and the distraction of exam marking, not to devour her book there and then. But Christmas and early January have provided the time and space to spend some pleasurable hours reading and then thinking about the book. This is not a history of Woolworths, but is rather an architectural guide to its store development. It is the story of Woolworths seen through the prism of its stores, according to the author. With access to an interesting archive, some great contemporary and modern photographs and an engaging and illuminating written commentary, this is a triumph of a book, though given the author’s “previous”, this should be no surprise.
This book will be of interest to those – and there are many, and not all are obsessives – still fascinated by Woolworth’s history in the UK. It should also be of interest to those concerned with streets and design and the ways Woolworth and others created the vista of our best modern high streets. Retail forms made ‘concrete’ and built to last. I disagree with Kathryn Morrison when she says “few of these buildings can be classed as great architecture”; on the contrary I think they are often distinctive, well designed and important statements about the company, its operations and the places it operated in. The architecture, whilst “designed by obscure company architects” has many things to say to, and about, the high streets and retailers of today.
A couple of other thoughts were developed by my reading, it may be a function of the archive or the approach, but the interest and the developments are very ‘front-loaded’. The recent decades of Woolies, whilst familiar in shop form, were rather functional, bland and comparatively identikit. The contrast with the heyday and the early days is marked in coverage, and I feel, tone.
Secondly, it did make me reflect on the very mundaneness of our retail and its rather current sense of impermanence. We don’t build shops like we used to, and that is all too obvious in our streets and retail sheds. When was the last time you saw a modern retail development that made you stand back and say “wow” (and in a nice way)? And in that transition I fear we have lost a lot of our soul and difference and have diminished places and retailing accordingly. Retailers using – or re-using – space in the way their predecessors did are few and far between. Which is a shame.
This is a really fascinating book, not only on its subject matter, but in placing Woolworths in this broader context of its history and place. It is very well researched and presented (though I am not yet reconciled to seeing my home town relocated to North Wales on p36 – photo below). For anyone interested in retailing, Woolworths, architecture and places, this book is a treasure trove.
Kathryn A Morrison (2015) Woolworth’s: 100 years on the High Street. Historic England; Swindon. ISBN 978-1-848022-46-1. £50. Available from Historic England.
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I wonder why you are rummaging around in my life?
Last week you blogged on flooding – got that, done that! This week we have Brixton (I was a regular visitor to Woolworth’s and Bon Marche in Brixton in the late 1950s and until 1961 when my family moved from Tulse Hill to Croydon, where I remained a customer of Woolworths.
Add to that, I was one of the consultants brought in by Hilco to deal with Woolworth’s in administration – I ended closing ten stores around the North, East and West Yorkshire areas. Not all of these were built by Woolworth, and therefore did not demonstrate the obvious Woolworth frontage. Notwithstanding the grand façades that you have pictured, a large number of small town stores such as in Ripon and my native Marlborough were of a more standardized model. It is difficult to disguise them, and it is not unusual to walk through a town for the first time and spotting a former Woolies.
Of course they are not alone, probably even more obvious architecture is delivered by the legacy of Montague Burton. These like Woolworths could be found in towns large and small right across the land and are still identifiable even where they are no longer occupied by Burton’s.
So where are we off to next?
Forgot to give you a heads up for next time. Did you have any dealings with Albert Gubay and Kwik Save? They are next up when I have time.
Sorry for stalking you! Unintentional – honestly.
Also interested in your Burton comment. Ben much less chatteron them I think, and I know less, but worth looking at I think.

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just before christmas i found myself in brixton – as one does – and in wandering the streets passed by the h&m. as you might see from my photograph below, it is housed in a fine building. my immediate reaction was that that had to have been a woolworths. my second reaction was that i knew a man who would know for certain. a couple of tweets later with @soult and he’d confirmed it (even without mentioning where i was, he knew the store and its location). woolworths it was, and you can just about make out the position of the old fascia at the top of the building if you look carefully.
on my return from brixton, i opened my copy of kathryn a morrison’s new book – woolworth’s; 100 years on the high street – and on page 75 there’s another shot of the brixton store (reproduced below). it took real effort of will, and the distraction of exam marking, not to devour her book there and then. but christmas and early january have provided the time and space to spend some pleasurable hours reading and then thinking about the book. this is not a history of woolworths, but is rather an architectural guide to its store development. it is the story of woolworths seen through the prism of its stores, according to the author. with access to an interesting archive, some great contemporary and modern photographs and an engaging and illuminating written commentary, this is a triumph of a book, though given the author’s “previous”, this should be no surprise.
this book will be of interest to those – and there are many, and not all are obsessives – still fascinated by woolworth’s history in the uk. it should also be of interest to those concerned with streets and design and the ways woolworth and others created the vista of our best modern high streets. retail forms made ‘concrete’ and built to last. i disagree with kathryn morrison when she says “few of these buildings can be classed as great architecture”; on the contrary i think they are often distinctive, well designed and important statements about the company, its operations and the places it operated in. the architecture, whilst “designed by obscure company architects” has many things to say to, and about, the high streets and retailers of today.
a couple of other thoughts were developed by my reading, it may be a function of the archive or the approach, but the interest and the developments are very ‘front-loaded’. the recent decades of woolies, whilst familiar in shop form, were rather functional, bland and comparatively identikit. the contrast with the heyday and the early days is marked in coverage, and i feel, tone.
secondly, it did make me reflect on the very mundaneness of our retail and its rather current sense of impermanence. we don’t build shops like we used to, and that is all too obvious in our streets and retail sheds. when was the last time you saw a modern retail development that made you stand back and say “wow” (and in a nice way)? and in that transition i fear we have lost a lot of our soul and difference and have diminished places and retailing accordingly. retailers using – or re-using – space in the way their predecessors did are few and far between. which is a shame.
this is a really fascinating book, not only on its subject matter, but in placing woolworths in this broader context of its history and place. it is very well researched and presented (though i am not yet reconciled to seeing my home town relocated to north wales on p36 – photo below). for anyone interested in retailing, woolworths, architecture and places, this book is a treasure trove.
kathryn a morrison (2015) woolworth’s: 100 years on the high street. historic england; swindon. isbn 978-1-848022-46-1. £50. available from historic england.
this entry was posted in architecture, books, buildings, high streets, historic shops, property, public realm, retail history, shopfronts, streetscapes, urban history, woolworths and tagged architecture, buildings, design, history, streets, streetscapes, woolworths. bookmark the permalink.
i wonder why you are rummaging around in my life?
last week you blogged on flooding – got that, done that! this week we have brixton (i was a regular visitor to woolworth’s and bon marche in brixton in the late 1950s and until 1961 when my family moved from tulse hill to croydon, where i remained a customer of woolworths.
add to that, i was one of the consultants brought in by hilco to deal with woolworth’s in administration – i ended closing ten stores around the north, east and west yorkshire areas. not all of these were built by woolworth, and therefore did not demonstrate the obvious woolworth frontage. notwithstanding the grand façades that you have pictured, a large number of small town stores such as in ripon and my native marlborough were of a more standardized model. it is difficult to disguise them, and it is not unusual to walk through a town for the first time and spotting a former woolies.
of course they are not alone, probably even more obvious architecture is delivered by the legacy of montague burton. these like woolworths could be found in towns large and small right across the land and are still identifiable even where they are no longer occupied by burton’s.
so where are we off to next?
forgot to give you a heads up for next time. did you have any dealings with albert gubay and kwik save? they are next up when i have time.
sorry for stalking you! unintentional – honestly.
also interested in your burton comment. ben much less chatteron them i think, and i know less, but worth looking at i think.


text: Congratulations to Week 2's Winner- ATARI and Rockie AND 2011 Bissell MVP Pet Photo Contest! I was so proud to be chosen the winner of the 2010 Bissell MVP Pet Photo Contest! The best part was that Bissell donated $10,000 to our pet charity of choice PurrEver Ranch Sanctuary Last year Bad Kitty started the Go Cats! War Room so that we could find all of our cousins that have entered each week and make it easier to VOTE! And Bad Kitty has decided to do it again this year. Here is what you need to do. 1. Enter your pet in the Bissell Contest by clicking here Bissell MVP Enter A Photo Now 2. Come back here to the Bad Kitty's Go Cats! War Room and post your Entry Number and link. For Example: Mercy Entrant # 136 This is not a real entry, just an example Make sure that your post is typed in as a hyper link. Meaning that everyone can click on it and it will take them directly to your pet's page in the Bissell contest.

lowercased: congratulations to week 2's winner- atari and rockie and 2011 bissell mvp pet photo contest! i was so proud to be chosen the winner of the 2010 bissell mvp pet photo contest! the best part was that bissell donated $10,000 to our pet charity of choice purrever ranch sanctuary last year bad kitty started the go cats! war room so that we could find all of our cousins that have entered each week and make it easier to vote! and bad kitty has decided to do it again this year. here is what you need to do. 1. enter your pet in the bissell contest by clicking here bissell mvp enter a photo now 2. come back here to the bad kitty's go cats! war room and post your entry number and link. for example: mercy entrant # 136 this is not a real entry, just an example make sure that your post is typed in as a hyper link. meaning that everyone can click on it and it will take them directly to your pet's page in the bissell contest.


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Nadine P. Oct 03 .
I don't typically write negative reviews about anyone, but this case Omar merits one. i can sum it up in one word...BUTCHERED! My hair was midway down my back.. all i wanted was some shorter more textured layers. Seems pretty simple for most pros . What i got was a mushroom cap. Its as if he gave me two different haircuts, one in back and one in front, The problem is on the crown, i suppose he calls it texturing, however there's a huge chunk of hair cut right out of the crown, not even in a place you can hide. So basically i have 2 layers, almost like a bowl cut on top, long on the bottom with a big piece missing in the crown. The biggest problem for me is he had to know this during my blowout, as I sure did the next day when i went to blow it our myself. As he was blowing he said to me "oh it falls like a natural bump in the back". Well i did not ask for a bump, hence he knew he screwed up and said nothing, just tried to cover it up. Then just took my money. I know that people make mistakes, but when i called and went in for him to address it he kept saying , "oh i know what WE did" WE? really? no apology, just kept saying it does not look bad. But it is bad! Really bad, probably the WORST cut have EVER had! I also had to add ...someone who reviewed him stated "I would strongly recommend Omar to anyone that is looking for a NY quality stylist in the Raleigh area!", Well i am from NY and there is NOTHING NY quality about the way he does hair. Where were you getting your hair done ,,,on the A train?, even then it would probably still be better than what i got!
Adam is absolutely amazing! I have gone to him twice and he has done exactly what I asked for. He even did bangs for me for the first time. They came out awesome. MUST VISIT.
WHERE TO BEGIN...I WENT IN THE BEGINNING OF JANUARY. I went becuz my neighbor had her virgin hair bleached by him. it took him 6 hours but it looked wonderful and the price was cheap. so, i make an appointment.
Took a chance and got burned...literally!!
by dawn43nc at Citysearch Nov 10 .
Worst haircut I have ever had. Nothing more to say. Don't go.
by c25 at Citysearch Nov 10 .
He cut all my hair off, colored it red ( I wanted it blond) and wouldn't repair it. I didn't have any bangs. My friends couldn't believe what a hack job he did. Maybe he didn't like me. I would have gladly left if that was the case. It took forever for it to grow. When I went to another salon that couldn't beieve what a rotton job he did. Don't go.
by EllenCustomer at Citysearch Nov 10 .
I thought I was dealing with professionals, I should have walked out the minute that man gave me attitude. Not only was he rude, but he chopped off all my hair when I only wanted a trim. I am now stuck with a bad haircut until I can get a new style when it grows back out!
I will be very careful next time I want to try a new salon!
Cons: Not prefessional, nor talented.
by CherylO at Citysearch Nov 10 .
I have lived here for almost 4 years and have not been able to find a stylist who is reasonably priced that does outstanding work until I came to Hair Champs and met Adam.
He is simply amazing. He listened to me and we actually spent about 20 minutes discussing my lifestyle and what I was all about.
He said he knew just what to do and to trust him. I gave it a whirl and WOW the result what just what I wanted both in color and style.
I can't wait to get back in to see Adam.
I finally found a place that I will continue to visit!!!
Jamie S. Feb 05 .
had! If you aren't sure exactly what you should do with your hair, you just need to trust him. He is that talented! Tell him Jamie sent you! He will hook you up!
Go Once & You'll be Hooked!
by ohbe at Citysearch Nov 10 .
I prefer to do my hair in this salon for several reasons. First, it's easy to make an appointment, no long waiting period as in other salons with comparable services. Second, Larissa, the owner and stylist, is extremely pleasant and professional. My hair is thin and flat, but with the haircut from Larissa, styling is easy, beautiful shape and added volume. You can trust her taste and skills, just relax in the chair, and she will choose the style that flatters your face and personality. And third, the place is clean and cheerful. And all this for a very reasonable price. What else to look for? I and my both daughters love this salon. Thank you , Larissa!
by deena13 at Citysearch Nov 10 .
Walid did a great job with my hair. Medium-length haircut - very stylish (I didn't give him specific instructions, so he was creative) and suits my face really well. He also corrected my hair color: I had a terrible mix of highlights, colors etc. - all with about 2inches routes (disaster, yes). He did some highlights and colored the rest, was very meticulous, worked on my hair forever, carefully selecting each strand... Overall, I was VERY pleased. Price was very reasonable too.
by hannah801 at Citysearch Nov 10 .
From the first time I met Walid, I was really impressed. He is simply the best hairstylist I have ever had. I have gotten my haircut with Walid 4 times now since serendipitiously stumbling upon him. And each time I come to Hair Champs to get my haircut, I always leave feeling completely satisfied and pleased with what an absolutely amazingly job Walid does on my hair. I have never received so many compliments before on my haircut as I do when I get it cut with Walid. Walid always takes his time...sometimes spending more than an hour and a half on my hair...the longest I have ever had any stylist spent on my hair. He is very meticulous and such a perfectionist always making sure that every strand falls in the right place. Not only is Walid very talented and creative, he is also a caring and thoughtful individual constantly making sure that you are doing alright. I would highly recommend Walid to everyone.
by jatnc82 at Citysearch Nov 10 .
Only place in Raleigh that can cut my hair with clippers. Great if your ex-military! Walid is awesome, he is the consummate professional. The conversation amongst the staff is always interesting and funny. If you go here, take the time to get to know the staff, it definitely make each visit that much better. The price is also the best in town for the quality you get. Their goal is quality, not quantity, you don't pay for frivolous things that other places charge you. You get a cut and a shampoo for $15.00. You might have to wait a bit longer, however when its your turn in the chair, you know that they will take all the time necessary to do the job correctly and to your likening!!!!! If you do not believe me just go get your hair cut here and see for yourself.
Best Price, Great Atmoshpere, Amazing Staff - Walid is Great!!!
by eyceman at Citysearch Nov 10 .
Being new to the area and not knowing too many places, I had gotten a couple of really bad hack-jobs. I stumbled across this place by accident one day (after a movie at the Raleigh Grande) and what an awesome experience! I didnt have an appointment so I waited about 20 minutes (not bad at all). Larissa immediately made me feel at ease. When she was done with my haircut after about 25 minutes it was perfect!! I'm very finicky about my hair and wa a bit nervous at first, but she did such a great job that I talked my wife into going there. She absolutely loved her haircut/style by Walid. Infact now, I even have my little 5 year old going there as well, and he won't go anywhere else!
Hair Champs is definitely tops in my books. I highly recommend it for Women, Men AND Children.
One of the Best Haircuts... ever!
by nyinnc1 at Citysearch Nov 10 .
I went to hair champs about a week ago and just wanted to write about my great experience! I wanted to get a cut and highlights. They both turned out amazing! I was amazed at how much time Walid spent with me. He is a perfectionist and took his time. For having meduim length hair, he spent almost 3 hours on me. I know other places that charge more and just want you out of there so they can wait on someone new. I'm very impressed and def. will be back!
by sshaefer31 at Citysearch Nov 10 .
Great w/ color. I royally screwed up my hair by dying it myself, and they did an excellent job repairing the damage. A little pricey - but worth it!
by jennjohnson at Citysearch Nov 10 .
The service was excellent and I love my new cut and style!! I was greeted and served promptly and the prices are fantastic. I am so happy to have found a new place so close to home!
by iteachk75 at Citysearch Nov 10 .
This was my 3rd visit to Hair Champs and I've never been happier! Stephanie helped my choose a new, easier, and quicker style that was just as hip! My highlights are absolutely perfect and the cut is really cute and so easy.
by dandlkagan at Citysearch Nov 10 .
I am not the kind of person that writes reviews but I can't sit back and read another bogus attack against this salon. Me and my wife are loyal clients and have been since discovering this little gem on City Search two years ago. Most salons in Raleigh are ridiculously over priced. They try to jam products down your throat and treat you like you are on a production line. Hair Champs is the only salon in this town that gives you the best of BOTH worlds, great service and a great price. I have watched this business grow from scratch. Larissa has a genuine concern and appreciation for her customers and she has one of the highest work ethics I have ever seen in a business owner. Keep up the good work Hair Champs! We love you guys and we'll never go anywhere else.
How can anyone not like this salon?
by sunsurfergl at Citysearch Nov 10 .
My hair is thick and it grows very fast. I refuse to pay over 35 dollars for a haircut. I have been to just about every salon in Raleigh more than once and this place beats them all. They charge me 32 and 18 for my hubby. They gave me exactly what I wanted because I don't get out of the chair until I am happy. My husband goes the Elvira or Larissa and I go to Stephanie. One word of advice, you should make an appointment, or you will probably have to wait. My husband walked in today and had to waited over an hour for a haircut. Other than that, I say go for it, GOOD SALON at a good price.
by pjplayer76 at Citysearch Nov 10 .
by helly2 at Citysearch Nov 10 .
I dont usually take the time to write reviews but the lack of quality service at this salon prompted me to do so.
I wanted a new, chic looking hairstyle. Unfortunately, I decided to try Hair Champs solely based on Citysearch reviews.
First of all, the stylist acted very unprofessionally by complaining about one of her clients that had just left the salon.
The haircut I ended up with looked nothing like the pictures that I showed the stylist. The method in which she cut and styled my hair displayed an obvious lack talent and up-to-date training. My hair looked frizzy, puffy and just plain unattractive after she styled it.
I do not recommend Hair Champs to anyone looking for a trendy new look. It may be an o.k. place for a guy to get a trim but not for a girl that needs an attractive hairstyle.
by tomk421 at Citysearch Nov 10 .
I was recently in Raleigh, N.C. and stopped at Hair Champs for a quick cut. After a few minutes I decided to stay a while. The staff included a friendly group of guys and gals that gave me top notch treatment. I was lucky enough to be serviced by the owner, Larissa, and opted for a wash and stylish cut and even came out with a cup of coffee. What a treat for a guy who is used to being rushed in and out of most places. The experience was truly wonderful.
by emmiekins at Citysearch Nov 10 .
I would definitely recommend checking out Hair Champs. The service is great as is the talent of the stylists on staff. Elli is fantastic!
My only caveat is to be 100% certain of the style you are asking for. Other than that, press on for a great cut!
by loreren at Citysearch Nov 10 .
The stylists at Hair Champs are amazing - especially Tonya, who not only gives me a consistantly natural looking highlights (blonde highlights on a dark brunette!) but also gives an amazing cut.
I would pay twice as much to look half as good! If you want the most attractive style perfect for you, then you'd be crazy to trust any other salon.
by andreaw1972 at Citysearch Nov 10 .
I took a chance on this place. Had my hair colored and got some red high lights on top. The salon was recomended by a freind. Wow am I happy! You couldn't ask for better quality. I saw that someone (below) didn't like their highlights, but I can say that I got GREART service. Guess you can't please everyone. I would try this place.
by atorgofan at Citysearch Nov 10 .
This place is great! I went in for a haircut only, despite having recently dyed my own hair from brown to blond, ending up with...well, kind of something interesting. Adam suggested doing an all over color to correct the mess I'd made, and I thought what the heck. It turned out a very nice dark blond, pretty close to my natural color and a billion times better than the interesting gradients of blond I'd had! Not to mention I loved the haircut - I have a short bob with bangs and he trimmed it up perfectly. He added some subtle stacking that I would not have expected but looks great. They know their stuff about color and cuts for sure! Also a fun place to get your hair cut - everyone is VERY entertaining to say the least. I also got a great deal due to their color service sale - run, don't walk down there if you need color done! Also they're very willing to spend a lot of time with you to get things done right.
by wlarring at Citysearch Nov 10 .
The atmosphere and the service at Hair Champs were great for a haircut. I am a guy and therefore don't need thermalionic-colordye straightening or whatever it is but the staff at Hair Champs, especially Larisa, the owner, give great men's haircuts. The staff works with you on scheduling and the price is very reasonable.
by devi22 at Citysearch Nov 10 .
I am thrilled with my hair, and the service is unbeatable. I came in and didn't have to wait at all, they were actually ready for me- as we all know this is unlike most salons! My hair stylist was very professional, friendly and did exactly what I asked her to do on my hair. I don't usually write reviews over places I have recieved service at, but this place was so commendable that I thought it deserved some great feedback. I will be a returning customer.
by agule at Citysearch Nov 10 .
I happened to be a walk-in and they immediately took me, Stephanie did a wonderful job with the highlights they are beautiful and actually healthy looking! She taught me how to take care of my hair & now I have a perfect hair cut to frame my face. It was a wonderful experience and I can now style my hair easily. Also the service price was great and these products really work! Can't wait for my next visit!
Very Pleased & I look Gorgeous!
by soniapeters at Citysearch Nov 10 .
I didn't even get seen for 45 minutes, and when I did, I asked for an overall chocolately brown color with auburn highlights, and when I showed the woman the picture of the hair I wanted, she said, "Okay, pick out the colors." WHAT? Who's the professional?
So, I chose an auburn red for my highlights, and she ruined my hair with adding FIERY RED-ORANGE highlights. Then, she tried to fix the disaster by putting toner in my hair, which after 45 minutes did NOTHING. Then she put brown all over my hair and added some copper highlights, and now my hair looks like a purple/black color with red and yellow highlights on top.
To top it off, they charged me $144 for this eyesore. They wasted 6 hours of my time; don't let them waste yours!
They took me for a ride.
Hair Color Image is a professional hair salon that specializes in cuts, color and highlights. Our main line of service is Redken. Call for an appointment. Walk-ins are also welcome.
If you've been to or used Hair Champs Salon, leave a review.

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nadine p. oct 03 .
i don't typically write negative reviews about anyone, but this case omar merits one. i can sum it up in one word...butchered! my hair was midway down my back.. all i wanted was some shorter more textured layers. seems pretty simple for most pros . what i got was a mushroom cap. its as if he gave me two different haircuts, one in back and one in front, the problem is on the crown, i suppose he calls it texturing, however there's a huge chunk of hair cut right out of the crown, not even in a place you can hide. so basically i have 2 layers, almost like a bowl cut on top, long on the bottom with a big piece missing in the crown. the biggest problem for me is he had to know this during my blowout, as i sure did the next day when i went to blow it our myself. as he was blowing he said to me "oh it falls like a natural bump in the back". well i did not ask for a bump, hence he knew he screwed up and said nothing, just tried to cover it up. then just took my money. i know that people make mistakes, but when i called and went in for him to address it he kept saying , "oh i know what we did" we? really? no apology, just kept saying it does not look bad. but it is bad! really bad, probably the worst cut have ever had! i also had to add ...someone who reviewed him stated "i would strongly recommend omar to anyone that is looking for a ny quality stylist in the raleigh area!", well i am from ny and there is nothing ny quality about the way he does hair. where were you getting your hair done ,,,on the a train?, even then it would probably still be better than what i got!
adam is absolutely amazing! i have gone to him twice and he has done exactly what i asked for. he even did bangs for me for the first time. they came out awesome. must visit.
where to begin...i went in the beginning of january. i went becuz my neighbor had her virgin hair bleached by him. it took him 6 hours but it looked wonderful and the price was cheap. so, i make an appointment.
took a chance and got burned...literally!!
by dawn43nc at citysearch nov 10 .
worst haircut i have ever had. nothing more to say. don't go.
by c25 at citysearch nov 10 .
he cut all my hair off, colored it red ( i wanted it blond) and wouldn't repair it. i didn't have any bangs. my friends couldn't believe what a hack job he did. maybe he didn't like me. i would have gladly left if that was the case. it took forever for it to grow. when i went to another salon that couldn't beieve what a rotton job he did. don't go.
by ellencustomer at citysearch nov 10 .
i thought i was dealing with professionals, i should have walked out the minute that man gave me attitude. not only was he rude, but he chopped off all my hair when i only wanted a trim. i am now stuck with a bad haircut until i can get a new style when it grows back out!
i will be very careful next time i want to try a new salon!
cons: not prefessional, nor talented.
by cherylo at citysearch nov 10 .
i have lived here for almost 4 years and have not been able to find a stylist who is reasonably priced that does outstanding work until i came to hair champs and met adam.
he is simply amazing. he listened to me and we actually spent about 20 minutes discussing my lifestyle and what i was all about.
he said he knew just what to do and to trust him. i gave it a whirl and wow the result what just what i wanted both in color and style.
i can't wait to get back in to see adam.
i finally found a place that i will continue to visit!!!
jamie s. feb 05 .
had! if you aren't sure exactly what you should do with your hair, you just need to trust him. he is that talented! tell him jamie sent you! he will hook you up!
go once & you'll be hooked!
by ohbe at citysearch nov 10 .
i prefer to do my hair in this salon for several reasons. first, it's easy to make an appointment, no long waiting period as in other salons with comparable services. second, larissa, the owner and stylist, is extremely pleasant and professional. my hair is thin and flat, but with the haircut from larissa, styling is easy, beautiful shape and added volume. you can trust her taste and skills, just relax in the chair, and she will choose the style that flatters your face and personality. and third, the place is clean and cheerful. and all this for a very reasonable price. what else to look for? i and my both daughters love this salon. thank you , larissa!
by deena13 at citysearch nov 10 .
walid did a great job with my hair. medium-length haircut - very stylish (i didn't give him specific instructions, so he was creative) and suits my face really well. he also corrected my hair color: i had a terrible mix of highlights, colors etc. - all with about 2inches routes (disaster, yes). he did some highlights and colored the rest, was very meticulous, worked on my hair forever, carefully selecting each strand... overall, i was very pleased. price was very reasonable too.
by hannah801 at citysearch nov 10 .
from the first time i met walid, i was really impressed. he is simply the best hairstylist i have ever had. i have gotten my haircut with walid 4 times now since serendipitiously stumbling upon him. and each time i come to hair champs to get my haircut, i always leave feeling completely satisfied and pleased with what an absolutely amazingly job walid does on my hair. i have never received so many compliments before on my haircut as i do when i get it cut with walid. walid always takes his time...sometimes spending more than an hour and a half on my hair...the longest i have ever had any stylist spent on my hair. he is very meticulous and such a perfectionist always making sure that every strand falls in the right place. not only is walid very talented and creative, he is also a caring and thoughtful individual constantly making sure that you are doing alright. i would highly recommend walid to everyone.
by jatnc82 at citysearch nov 10 .
only place in raleigh that can cut my hair with clippers. great if your ex-military! walid is awesome, he is the consummate professional. the conversation amongst the staff is always interesting and funny. if you go here, take the time to get to know the staff, it definitely make each visit that much better. the price is also the best in town for the quality you get. their goal is quality, not quantity, you don't pay for frivolous things that other places charge you. you get a cut and a shampoo for $15.00. you might have to wait a bit longer, however when its your turn in the chair, you know that they will take all the time necessary to do the job correctly and to your likening!!!!! if you do not believe me just go get your hair cut here and see for yourself.
best price, great atmoshpere, amazing staff - walid is great!!!
by eyceman at citysearch nov 10 .
being new to the area and not knowing too many places, i had gotten a couple of really bad hack-jobs. i stumbled across this place by accident one day (after a movie at the raleigh grande) and what an awesome experience! i didnt have an appointment so i waited about 20 minutes (not bad at all). larissa immediately made me feel at ease. when she was done with my haircut after about 25 minutes it was perfect!! i'm very finicky about my hair and wa a bit nervous at first, but she did such a great job that i talked my wife into going there. she absolutely loved her haircut/style by walid. infact now, i even have my little 5 year old going there as well, and he won't go anywhere else!
hair champs is definitely tops in my books. i highly recommend it for women, men and children.
one of the best haircuts... ever!
by nyinnc1 at citysearch nov 10 .
i went to hair champs about a week ago and just wanted to write about my great experience! i wanted to get a cut and highlights. they both turned out amazing! i was amazed at how much time walid spent with me. he is a perfectionist and took his time. for having meduim length hair, he spent almost 3 hours on me. i know other places that charge more and just want you out of there so they can wait on someone new. i'm very impressed and def. will be back!
by sshaefer31 at citysearch nov 10 .
great w/ color. i royally screwed up my hair by dying it myself, and they did an excellent job repairing the damage. a little pricey - but worth it!
by jennjohnson at citysearch nov 10 .
the service was excellent and i love my new cut and style!! i was greeted and served promptly and the prices are fantastic. i am so happy to have found a new place so close to home!
by iteachk75 at citysearch nov 10 .
this was my 3rd visit to hair champs and i've never been happier! stephanie helped my choose a new, easier, and quicker style that was just as hip! my highlights are absolutely perfect and the cut is really cute and so easy.
by dandlkagan at citysearch nov 10 .
i am not the kind of person that writes reviews but i can't sit back and read another bogus attack against this salon. me and my wife are loyal clients and have been since discovering this little gem on city search two years ago. most salons in raleigh are ridiculously over priced. they try to jam products down your throat and treat you like you are on a production line. hair champs is the only salon in this town that gives you the best of both worlds, great service and a great price. i have watched this business grow from scratch. larissa has a genuine concern and appreciation for her customers and she has one of the highest work ethics i have ever seen in a business owner. keep up the good work hair champs! we love you guys and we'll never go anywhere else.
how can anyone not like this salon?
by sunsurfergl at citysearch nov 10 .
my hair is thick and it grows very fast. i refuse to pay over 35 dollars for a haircut. i have been to just about every salon in raleigh more than once and this place beats them all. they charge me 32 and 18 for my hubby. they gave me exactly what i wanted because i don't get out of the chair until i am happy. my husband goes the elvira or larissa and i go to stephanie. one word of advice, you should make an appointment, or you will probably have to wait. my husband walked in today and had to waited over an hour for a haircut. other than that, i say go for it, good salon at a good price.
by pjplayer76 at citysearch nov 10 .
by helly2 at citysearch nov 10 .
i dont usually take the time to write reviews but the lack of quality service at this salon prompted me to do so.
i wanted a new, chic looking hairstyle. unfortunately, i decided to try hair champs solely based on citysearch reviews.
first of all, the stylist acted very unprofessionally by complaining about one of her clients that had just left the salon.
the haircut i ended up with looked nothing like the pictures that i showed the stylist. the method in which she cut and styled my hair displayed an obvious lack talent and up-to-date training. my hair looked frizzy, puffy and just plain unattractive after she styled it.
i do not recommend hair champs to anyone looking for a trendy new look. it may be an o.k. place for a guy to get a trim but not for a girl that needs an attractive hairstyle.
by tomk421 at citysearch nov 10 .
i was recently in raleigh, n.c. and stopped at hair champs for a quick cut. after a few minutes i decided to stay a while. the staff included a friendly group of guys and gals that gave me top notch treatment. i was lucky enough to be serviced by the owner, larissa, and opted for a wash and stylish cut and even came out with a cup of coffee. what a treat for a guy who is used to being rushed in and out of most places. the experience was truly wonderful.
by emmiekins at citysearch nov 10 .
i would definitely recommend checking out hair champs. the service is great as is the talent of the stylists on staff. elli is fantastic!
my only caveat is to be 100% certain of the style you are asking for. other than that, press on for a great cut!
by loreren at citysearch nov 10 .
the stylists at hair champs are amazing - especially tonya, who not only gives me a consistantly natural looking highlights (blonde highlights on a dark brunette!) but also gives an amazing cut.
i would pay twice as much to look half as good! if you want the most attractive style perfect for you, then you'd be crazy to trust any other salon.
by andreaw1972 at citysearch nov 10 .
i took a chance on this place. had my hair colored and got some red high lights on top. the salon was recomended by a freind. wow am i happy! you couldn't ask for better quality. i saw that someone (below) didn't like their highlights, but i can say that i got greart service. guess you can't please everyone. i would try this place.
by atorgofan at citysearch nov 10 .
this place is great! i went in for a haircut only, despite having recently dyed my own hair from brown to blond, ending up with...well, kind of something interesting. adam suggested doing an all over color to correct the mess i'd made, and i thought what the heck. it turned out a very nice dark blond, pretty close to my natural color and a billion times better than the interesting gradients of blond i'd had! not to mention i loved the haircut - i have a short bob with bangs and he trimmed it up perfectly. he added some subtle stacking that i would not have expected but looks great. they know their stuff about color and cuts for sure! also a fun place to get your hair cut - everyone is very entertaining to say the least. i also got a great deal due to their color service sale - run, don't walk down there if you need color done! also they're very willing to spend a lot of time with you to get things done right.
by wlarring at citysearch nov 10 .
the atmosphere and the service at hair champs were great for a haircut. i am a guy and therefore don't need thermalionic-colordye straightening or whatever it is but the staff at hair champs, especially larisa, the owner, give great men's haircuts. the staff works with you on scheduling and the price is very reasonable.
by devi22 at citysearch nov 10 .
i am thrilled with my hair, and the service is unbeatable. i came in and didn't have to wait at all, they were actually ready for me- as we all know this is unlike most salons! my hair stylist was very professional, friendly and did exactly what i asked her to do on my hair. i don't usually write reviews over places i have recieved service at, but this place was so commendable that i thought it deserved some great feedback. i will be a returning customer.
by agule at citysearch nov 10 .
i happened to be a walk-in and they immediately took me, stephanie did a wonderful job with the highlights they are beautiful and actually healthy looking! she taught me how to take care of my hair & now i have a perfect hair cut to frame my face. it was a wonderful experience and i can now style my hair easily. also the service price was great and these products really work! can't wait for my next visit!
very pleased & i look gorgeous!
by soniapeters at citysearch nov 10 .
i didn't even get seen for 45 minutes, and when i did, i asked for an overall chocolately brown color with auburn highlights, and when i showed the woman the picture of the hair i wanted, she said, "okay, pick out the colors." what? who's the professional?
so, i chose an auburn red for my highlights, and she ruined my hair with adding fiery red-orange highlights. then, she tried to fix the disaster by putting toner in my hair, which after 45 minutes did nothing. then she put brown all over my hair and added some copper highlights, and now my hair looks like a purple/black color with red and yellow highlights on top.
to top it off, they charged me $144 for this eyesore. they wasted 6 hours of my time; don't let them waste yours!
they took me for a ride.
hair color image is a professional hair salon that specializes in cuts, color and highlights. our main line of service is redken. call for an appointment. walk-ins are also welcome.
if you've been to or used hair champs salon, leave a review.


a reminder of our folly.
at last. ivy settles in the palm of my hand apparently growing in nothing but fallen debris.


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What is Septicemia (Foals) ?
Many times foals born in a dirty birthing stall or out in the pasture are more susceptible to developing septicemia. Usually, foals will become ill within three to four days of birth. In some cases, the foal is infected with septicemia in-utero. If this occurs the foal will be born in a weakened state or even comatose.
It is important that foals are born within clean conditions. Keeping the birthing stall disinfected and providing clean bedding every day will reduce the risk of septicemia in foals. After every birth, the birthing stall must be scrubbed, preferably with a bleach solution to kill any bacteria that may be present.
Septicemia in foals can be fatal if not treated aggressively and quickly. It is a disease that involves bacteria within the bloodstream. The bacteria then infiltrate the tissues of the foal. The bacterial infection will spread through the tissues and affect bones, joints, organs and the central nervous system.
Septicemia is a bacterial infection that is caused when bacteria enters the body and then spreads through the bloodstream. Generally, foals that are three to four days old are the most susceptible to septicemia. Those born in dirty conditions are at a higher risk. Septicemia can be fatal if not treated aggressively immediately.
Adult horses can also develop septicemia, but instead of the bacteria entering through an umbilical cord, it occurs when the intestinal barrier has been disturbed. Generally, this is from inflammatory bowel disease or a GI obstruction.
There is no diagnostic tool available to detect sepsis early. Veterinarians have developed a system that helps identify sepsis at a more treatable stage. Your veterinarian will look at the foal’s medical history, observation of the living conditions and laboratory testing to determine if septicemia is present.
A complete blood count and urinalysis will show the presence of bacteria within the foal. Arterial blood gas analysis will also help in diagnosing septicemia. A negative blood culture does not definitively rule out septicemia.
Your veterinarian will also look to see what organs, if any, have been affected by the infection. Once a full assessment has been completed and the definitive diagnosis of septicemia has been made, a treatment plan will be set for your foal.
Your veterinarian will implement an aggressive treatment plan that will include antibiotics to help reduce the spread of septicemia through the bloodstream.
Antimicrobial medications may also be used along with frequent monitoring, fluid therapy, nutritional support, and cardiovascular support. This generally requires that the foal, or horse of any age, be hospitalized during treatment.
Anti-endotoxin therapy may be recommended if there are GI disturbances or other illnesses within the abdominal cavity. Supportive care along with round the clock checks will be required for your foal. Most medications required will be administered through an IV.
Your veterinarian will discuss all of your treatment options for your foal and help you make the best choice. Immediate, aggressive treatments are required for a foal diagnosed with septicemia. Be sure to administer all medications as prescribed to ensure their maximum effect. If you are unsure of dosing instructions or concerned about any side effects, contact your veterinarian for assistance.
Septicemia in foals is fatal if not treated quickly and aggressively. Even then, some foals still do not make it. Speak with your veterinarian about your foal’s prognosis and recovery time. By hospitalizing your foal, recovery time may be increased as opposed to keeping your foal housed in your stable with its mother.
Prevention is the best way to avoid septicemia in foals. This means maintaining good hygiene, removing any build up of mud or feces on your mare before and after giving birth. Keeping the new foal clean and out of muddy conditions is also important.
Place the expectant mother in the clean, disinfected birthing stall several weeks prior to delivery. This allows her make antibodies that will fight against any pathogens that are commonly found in a foaling environment. Clean the foaling stall daily, disinfect the walls and flooring prior to adding clean bedding.
Once the foal is born, wash mother and foal with warm water to remove any birthing fluids and bacteria. Ask your veterinarian about a solution that can be put on the foal’s umbilical cord to help keep bacteria at bay.

lowercased:
what is septicemia (foals) ?
many times foals born in a dirty birthing stall or out in the pasture are more susceptible to developing septicemia. usually, foals will become ill within three to four days of birth. in some cases, the foal is infected with septicemia in-utero. if this occurs the foal will be born in a weakened state or even comatose.
it is important that foals are born within clean conditions. keeping the birthing stall disinfected and providing clean bedding every day will reduce the risk of septicemia in foals. after every birth, the birthing stall must be scrubbed, preferably with a bleach solution to kill any bacteria that may be present.
septicemia in foals can be fatal if not treated aggressively and quickly. it is a disease that involves bacteria within the bloodstream. the bacteria then infiltrate the tissues of the foal. the bacterial infection will spread through the tissues and affect bones, joints, organs and the central nervous system.
septicemia is a bacterial infection that is caused when bacteria enters the body and then spreads through the bloodstream. generally, foals that are three to four days old are the most susceptible to septicemia. those born in dirty conditions are at a higher risk. septicemia can be fatal if not treated aggressively immediately.
adult horses can also develop septicemia, but instead of the bacteria entering through an umbilical cord, it occurs when the intestinal barrier has been disturbed. generally, this is from inflammatory bowel disease or a gi obstruction.
there is no diagnostic tool available to detect sepsis early. veterinarians have developed a system that helps identify sepsis at a more treatable stage. your veterinarian will look at the foal’s medical history, observation of the living conditions and laboratory testing to determine if septicemia is present.
a complete blood count and urinalysis will show the presence of bacteria within the foal. arterial blood gas analysis will also help in diagnosing septicemia. a negative blood culture does not definitively rule out septicemia.
your veterinarian will also look to see what organs, if any, have been affected by the infection. once a full assessment has been completed and the definitive diagnosis of septicemia has been made, a treatment plan will be set for your foal.
your veterinarian will implement an aggressive treatment plan that will include antibiotics to help reduce the spread of septicemia through the bloodstream.
antimicrobial medications may also be used along with frequent monitoring, fluid therapy, nutritional support, and cardiovascular support. this generally requires that the foal, or horse of any age, be hospitalized during treatment.
anti-endotoxin therapy may be recommended if there are gi disturbances or other illnesses within the abdominal cavity. supportive care along with round the clock checks will be required for your foal. most medications required will be administered through an iv.
your veterinarian will discuss all of your treatment options for your foal and help you make the best choice. immediate, aggressive treatments are required for a foal diagnosed with septicemia. be sure to administer all medications as prescribed to ensure their maximum effect. if you are unsure of dosing instructions or concerned about any side effects, contact your veterinarian for assistance.
septicemia in foals is fatal if not treated quickly and aggressively. even then, some foals still do not make it. speak with your veterinarian about your foal’s prognosis and recovery time. by hospitalizing your foal, recovery time may be increased as opposed to keeping your foal housed in your stable with its mother.
prevention is the best way to avoid septicemia in foals. this means maintaining good hygiene, removing any build up of mud or feces on your mare before and after giving birth. keeping the new foal clean and out of muddy conditions is also important.
place the expectant mother in the clean, disinfected birthing stall several weeks prior to delivery. this allows her make antibodies that will fight against any pathogens that are commonly found in a foaling environment. clean the foaling stall daily, disinfect the walls and flooring prior to adding clean bedding.
once the foal is born, wash mother and foal with warm water to remove any birthing fluids and bacteria. ask your veterinarian about a solution that can be put on the foal’s umbilical cord to help keep bacteria at bay.