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Featured Animal: Tasmanian Devil
Meet our featured animal, the Tasmanian devil!
Here are five facts about Tasmanian devils:
- Tasmanian devils inhabit the island state of Tasmania, although they once lived throughout Australia.
- The Tasmanian devil is the size of a small dog.
- Tasmanian devils are not picky eaters. They eat carrion (dead animals), including rotten flesh, fur, and bones!
- Female Tasmanian devils give birth to up to 50 babies (joeys).
- Tasmanian devils are considered endangered. Threats include being hit by cars and Devil Facial Tumour Disease.
Rare Yellow Cardinal Spotted in Alabama
Chances are you've seen red cardinals and brown cardinals. But have you ever seen a yellow cardinal?
This unique yellow cardinal was first seen in the backyard of Charlie Stephenson in Alabaster, Alabama in late January. The distinctive bird became a regular at her bird feeder, showing up at least once a day.
So why is this cardinal yellow? According to Auburn University biology professor Geoffrey Hill, the cardinal carries a genetic mutation that causes his feathers to be a brilliant yellow instead of the more common red shade. "Yellow cardinals are a one-in-a million situation," Hill said.
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September is Save the Koala Month
September is a special time to consider how you can help koalas. This month is Save the Koala Month, and Friday, September 29 is Save the Koala Day.
Here are some ways you can help koalas:
- Write to the Australian Environment Minister to advocate listing the Southeast Queensland koala population as critically endangered and protecting koala habitat more effectively.
- "Adopt" a koala from the Australian Koala Foundation.
- Plant a eucalyptus tree online through the Australian Koala Foundation.
- For those living in eastern Australia, planting a eucalyptus tree on your property is a wonderful way to help. Here is a Koala Tree Planting PDF which provides information about what species of eucalyptus to plant.
Learn more about koalas at our koala facts article.
PHOTOS: Baby Animals from Taronga Western Plains Zoo
Come enjoy the baby animal cuteness from Taronga Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo, Australia.
You can learn facts about these animals in our articles: Giraffe and Hippopotamus.
Seeing Double: Two Baby Giraffes Born at Taronga Western Plains Zoo
Taronga Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo, Australia is doubly pleased to announce the birth of two baby giraffes- born just one week apart!
The first calf has been named Zuberi, which means "strong" in Swahili. He was born in the exhibit around noon on August 8.
According to zookeeper Pascale Benoit, "It was a smooth delivery and was followed by a number of giraffes in the herd getting up close to meet the new calf within moments of its arrival. They were a great support for experienced mother, Asmara, helping her to lick her new calf and encouraging him to stand."
The second calf arrived on August 15 in the middle of the night. He has been named Kibo, which means "the highest".
"Both pairs of mother and calf are doing very well, and have integrated nicely back into
the herd," Pascale said.
Learn more about giraffes at our giraffe facts article.
Featured Animal: African Elephant
Meet our Featured Animal: the African elephant!
Here are five fun facts about African elephants:
- Weighing up to 6000 kg (6.6 tons) and measuring up to 3.3 m (10 ft.) at the shoulder, the African elephant is the world's largest land mammal.
- Both male and female elephants possess tusks, which are modified incisor teeth.
- On average, an elephant can hear another elephant's call at 4 km (2.5 mi.) away. Under ideal conditions, their range of hearing can be increased to 10 km (6.2 mi.).
- African elephants mostly communicate through low frequency sounds called "rumbling." They are capable of producing and perceiving sounds one to two octaves lower than the human hearing limit.
- African elephants have good memory, which allows them to remember deceased loved ones, harbor grudges, and recognize long-lost friends. Upon the return of a friend, elephants take part in a joyous greeting ceremony where they spin in circles, flap their ears, and trumpet.
Learn more about elephants at our African elephant facts article.
VIDEO: Fire Ant Towers
Did you know that fire ants have the ability to pile up on one another to form impressively high towers if they ever need to escape a container? David Hu, a professor of biology and mechanical engineering at Georgia Tech, has been studying how fire ants create their tall swirling ant structures.
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'The Adventures of Sir Thomas Browne in the 21st Century'
Hugh Aldersey Williams' book about Sir Thomas Browne was published by Granta and launched at The Bookhive Norwich in 2015.
This book is a brilliant way to get to know Sir Thomas Browne and how his thinking is relevant to the world today. Along with Shakespeare and Chaucer, Browne's work is not always easy to read in its original written form and because of this, tend to be the territory of academics and Browne specialists.
Writer Hugh Aldersey Williams has made this book and easily- readable way to get into the man and his works and to see his relevance to our lives today. It is surprising how accessible his thinking is once it is interpreted in this way, showing Sir Thomas as a curious man, a polymath and somehow similar to us in the way that we have our day-to-day work but also many other interests and questions about how the world around us works.
I highly recommend this book for anyone who would like to get to know Sir Thomas Browne, his works and theories - he lived at a very exciting and interested time when science and society were really developing and changing - a bit like the world we are living in today.
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But look out for it in libraries or invest in your own copy.
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The marshmallow upgrade for tecno camon c8 sure has some side effects like fast draining battery, lagging, call recorder not working, camera not working to mention but few. However, TECNO engineers are still working hard to provide fixes to the current HiOS issues on the C8, i'm sure they will soon be a stable version of Marshmallow for Tecno Camon C8.
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Snyman, who played in his 50th tournament for the BlitzBoks, injured his hamstring and Nel his knee. They will be replaced this weekend by SA Rugby Sevens Academy products Zain Davids and Muller du Plessis, who are departing for New Zealand on Monday for the Hamilton Sevens, the fourth tournament of the World Rugby Sevens Series.
Davids, who played in six tournaments for the BlitzBoks in the 2016/17 season, replaces Snyman, while Du Plessis will be the reserve player for the tournament. Sikhumbuzo Notshe, who travelled to Australia as the replacement player, took over from Nel on the final day of the Sydney Sevens.
Springbok Sevens coach Neil Powell said losing experienced players such as Snyman and Nel was a setback, but that they can't dwell on the negatives. Kyle Brown takes over the captaincy.
Davids made his debut for South Africa a year ago in New Zealand and then played in Sydney, Las Vegas, Vancouver, Hong Kong and Singapore, before joining the Junior Springboks for the World Rugby Under-20 Championship in Georgia.
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"Zain will slot in at tighthead in a straight swop with Philip," said Powell.
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Highlights: Take a look back at day three of the #Sydney7s as @Aussie7s were victorious on home soil. pic.twitter.com/70wlGVPl0u
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Established upon approval of the People's Bank of China in August 1996 in line with the West Development strategy endorsed by the central leadership of the Party, and headquartered in Xi'an, Yong An Assets Insurance Co., Ltd. is engaged in a wide variety of insurance services, including property insurance, liability insurance, credit insurance, agricultural insurance, bonding insurance, short-term health insurance and accident injury insurance. Since its establishment, Yong An Assets Insurance Co., Ltd. has seized the opportunity of the West Development program to expand its business while keeping abreast of the changes. Based in Xi'an and oriented to the entire nation, Yong An is committed to offering its customers efficient and quality services with the backing of its strong shareholder base, modern computerized management system, information processing system, its efficient, speedy, flexible and leading-edge service system as well as its experienced and well-trained staff.
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All of my research from the past month paid off beautifully. This afternoon a man came to my house selling beef out of the back of his truck at an amazingly low price due to there being an "overstock." He was fast talking and friendly. Yet, I don't think he had any idea of what he was getting into when he saw little ol' me with my toddler in my arms. He was a salesman for sure and told me that his beef was grass-fed and never given any hormones or antibiotics (after I repeatedly asked those questions). Finally, when pressed he admitted that the cows were given one antibiotic shot right before they were slaughtered. When I told him I was no longer interested, he told me that ALL cows had to be given that shot in order for their meat to be sold, even organic cows. I challenged him heartily with information from the FDA and USDA's definition of organic meat, but he held to his guns. After he left, I called a farm that sells organic meat, and my gut instinct was right. He wasn't telling the truth. I share this with you as a reminder that we have got to be educated. People will mislead us (intentionally or otherwise) in order to sell us their products, and we've got to know the facts so that we aren't swept away by what appears to be an amazing deal.
So if you are like I am, you are looking for an amazing deal (but not one that is too good to be true!), and your next question is probably something along the lines of "how can I afford grass-fed beef?" If you have looked at your grocery store's prices, your jaw has probably hit the ground and your heart might have groaned in despair. The differences in prices of conventional beef and grass-fed are significant at the grocery store. Here's where I come to give you some hope. There is a way to buy grass-fed beef at a much better price than the grocery store. It's all about buying a cow. Why would you want to buy a cow instead of just shopping around for the cheapest prices on meat around town? Because when you buy a cow, you are going to pay a certain price per pound, but that pound is going to be everything from ground beef to chuck roasts to steak. So while you might pay a bit more per pound for ground beef than the grocery store prices, you definitely will get a much better price on the more expensive cuts of beef.
Now, I know the thought of buying a cow might be intimidating. It was to me at first too, but my goal is to break it all down and make the process less mysterious. I want to help you learn the ropes so that you'll know what questions to ask and how to shop around wisely.
Finding a Seller
This is probably the biggest question that I hear. How do you find a place to buy a cow? My personal favorite way to find a seller is through word of mouth. Ask friends or post the question on Facebook. While you might write off your friends as not knowing where to buy a cow, they might know someone who knows someone. If that proves to be a dead end, there are two web sites that are helpful in that they have directories of farms that are selling grass-fed beef: Eat Wild and Local Harvest. It will take more work sorting through the farms listed, but I think it is worth the effort.
Comparing the Weights
When we bought our first cow, a friend and I worked together to do the research on a few farms we knew. As we were comparing prices, we quickly realized that it wasn't as simple as comparing price per pound. This is due to how the estimates are given. There are three weights commonly given for pricing: live weight, hanging weight, and finished weight.
Live weight or "on the hoof" is how much a cow weighs before it has been slaughtered. The hanging weight is the weight of the cow after it has been slaughtered and had its head, hide, and hooves removed. The hanging weight is approximately 60% of the live weight. Finished weight (which is also sometimes called take-home or cut weight) is the easiest to price out as it is the actual amount of beef that you are taking home. It would be what you would use to comparison shop with your local store. Finished weight is approximately 60% of hanging weight. Now it is absolutely essential that you realize that these are approximations. So much depends on the cow and the butcher. The better the butcher, the higher percentage of meat that you will get from your hanging weight to your finished weight.
Let's say that you were buying a cow whose live weight was 1,000 pounds. If you were paying based off of the hanging weight (which is pretty normal), you are going to be doing some estimating. Let's say the cost was $4/lb of the hanging weight. Your hanging weight is going to be around 600 pounds and so the upfront cost per pound would be $2,400 (600 lbs x $4/lb). So to figure how much you are actually paying per finished pound, you would estimate that of that 600 lbs, you are going to get 60% of it resulting in 360 lbs of beef. The price per pound would be the cost of the hanging weight divided by your finished weight or $6.67/lb ($2,400/360 lbs). What gets a bit tricky though is that these are all estimates. You won't really know what kind of deal you have until all is said and done.
Now, there are farms who will sell the cow to you and tell you exactly what cuts you are getting and what the finished price per pound will be. Those are obviously the easiest to comparison shop.
Processing Fees
There are often processing fees involved. Don't make assumptions. Ask your farmer about these fees. Is there a kill fee? Does the butcher have a processing fee? When they tell you the price per pound for these fees, make sure you know if the price is per hanging weight or finished weight. Know too that most people you are going to be working with will understand that you are new at this and will be more than happy to answer your questions.
How Much to Buy
The weight of meat you are going to get will obviously vary from cow to cow. Most of the time, if you purchase a whole cow, you will get a better price than if you buy a smaller portion. It pays to find a few friends and go in together in this adventure. There are places that will sell smaller portions, though. The typical amounts to purchase or share a cow are in fourths. There are some farms that will sell 1/8th. If your cow weighed around 400 pounds finished weight, that would mean that 1/4th of a cow would give you 100 pounds of meat (some of the weight will be bones in things like beef ribs and t-bone steaks). When I think about how much to buy there are three things that factor in for me. One, how much money do I have to invest in this right now? Two, how much freezer space do I have available? Three, when do I want to deal with this again? Normally, I try to buy enough to last a year so that I only have to do this shopping once a year. I haven't had issues with my meat going bad during that time (and according to the USDA's Freezing and Food Safety information, frozen food is safe indefinitely. The quality of what you are freezing is the only thing subject to change).
You will need approximately 7 cubic feet of freezer space for a half of a cow. Our medium sized chest freezer has easily held our quarter cow purchases with plenty of room to spare.
Questions to Ask
If you are like I am, when you are actually on the phone, it is easy to forget exactly what questions to ask. Sometimes, I feel a bit annoying too when I have so many questions. Here are the top questions though that I would ask the next time I purchased a cow. Now, some of these questions you will ask the farmer and some of them you will ask the processor so you need to have both of their contact information.
What do your cows eat?
Are any chemical treatments used on the fields where the cows are grazing?
Is any of their feed genetically modified?
Are your cows given hormones or antibiotics?
Are your cows grass or grain finished?
How is the meat packaged? (freezer paper or vacuum sealed bags?)
When and where can I pick up the meat?
How many coolers do I need to bring to transport the meat home?
What is the price per pound? (is that hanging weight or finished?)
Are there any other fees that I should know about?
When is payment due, and what form of payment do you accept?
Can I make any requests in how the cow is butchered (i.e. more ground beef instead of roasts)?
What are the typical cuts included in a whole cow and how much of each are there generally?
How often do you sell your cows? (this will let you know how much you need to buy)
If you noticed, I didn't ask if the beef was organic because many of these smaller farms will essentially be organic without paying all the extra expense to be certified organic. Oftentimes, that is where you can find some really good deals.
Hopefully this has helped to take some of the mystery out of buying a cow. Remember too, if your first experience isn't the best, don't give up. We weren't super thrilled with the way our last cow was butchered, but for the price we paid (it was less than $4/lb finished weight!), I'm not about to complain! The beef was tasty and healthier than anything we had bought before then. Our beef was double wrapped in freezer paper, and we have had no issues with freezer burn. This is a great way to see where you beef is coming from and to support your local farmer. Have fun with it!
Have you bought a cow before? What lessons did you learn in the process that I might have failed to mention? Do you have a farm that you love and are willing to share with the rest of us? If you are new to this, do you have a question that I didn't answer?
Don't feel bad asking all those questions! A responsible (and proud) operation will be open with their answers and respect the fact that you've taken the time to do your homework.
What an awesome post! Thank you. :)
i hope it is helpful.
My mom has bought a cow before. We have a man in town who raises them or you can bring your own. As of a few years ago I want to say it was $1,500 for a whole cow that was his. But I doubt he's "organic" or antibiotic free.
Wow, great info! Thank you for all the research and sharing it with us!
great article, lots of good info. We have friends that own a grass fed beef farm in the Lowcountry. One thing to be aware of is taste! Grass fed beef has a much different flavor than grain fed. The ground beef is about the same, but steaks have a different flavor and texture. Try before you buy to make sure your family likes it.
Yes, the flavor greatly depends upon what the cow has been allowed to graze upon, & the variety of this "forage" — meaning, all the various grasses the cow has had access to. My understanding is that the greater the variety of grasses growing, the healthier & more flavorful the meat — so you want good fields for the cows to graze.
ok note if you go this route do "NOT NAME THE ANIMAL!!!!" my aunt marsha had big bull became pet no joke would actually fetch. when it was time kids would not eat as they knew who it was.
sweet kiddos. thanks for sharing your lesson learned!
Ha, this reminds me of when my step-father sent Bud our beloved bull to the slauter house. We ate off of him all winter that year. Well, the rest of the family did. My sister and I didn't eat beef for a long time after that.
Great information! I will be sharing this on facebook. For anyone in the Myrtle Beach or Florence areas, check out Ovis Hill Farm on facebook, all contact information is on the About page. You can visit their weekly markets to try some of the cuts before committing to buy. They sell Meat Shares, much like a CSA, and you can choose half or quarter cow. You also choose whether you want to pick it up all at once or in installments. The latter works great for us as we have limited freezer space. The price is broken down to package weight, so no calculator needed :). Another great thing about this farm, is that they work collectively with neighbor farms, like a network, and are therefore able to provide us locavores with a variety of local foods: honey, poultry, pork, beef, Happy Cow dairy products, organic vegetables, and more. It really is a great place to shop!
Everyone needs to understand that grass fed tastes different in different locations, even if farmers live next door to each other, one may have more thistle or ragweed or something. Years when there are droughts may affect the taste as only the hardy weeds survive (this applies to milk as well, I had a friend that wasn't able to drink her raw milk because it was so bitter- not spoiled, just bad tasting during a drought). If you don't like one farmers meat and are committed to grass fed, try a different farmer. We personally use a farmer that is hormone free, and grass fed most of the time, but finished on molasses and hay. We get (most) of the health benefits, but a taste we like much better. He also sells some grass fed for those who want it. Trinity Farms, look it up on Local Harvest for Alabama.
How the cow is "finished" is an excellent question to ask. Some do finish on grain. Additionally, the age of the cow at slaughter is good to know… the younger ones (hubby says 20-30 months is a good range) may not have had time to develop good marbeling. Lastly, how long of a time from pasture to slaughter… cows under stress can burn up their marbeling and excellent finishing within 24 hours, from what I'm told. The farm we have bought from actually slaughters on-site, lets the carcass hang for 7 days, then is taken to the butcher. If the cows have a long trek to where they are slaughtered, it can significantly impact the taste.
thanks for that insight (from both of you!) i love learning with you all.
Angela S.
GREAT article! We bought our first cow in December and was THRILLED with the taste. The best beef ever. Remember that grass fed can be a bit tougher since they are not corn or grain fed at the end to "fatten" them up. We ended up getting a yearling which was much more tender than a fully grown cow. Will certainly do again.
Thank you so much for this article. Does anyone know how long it will take two people to get through a quarter of a cow? Is it crazy to not split it up?
Thank you so much for this article. Does anyone know how long it will take two people to get through a quarter of a cow? Is it crazy to not split it up?
i think it depends on several things. how much beef does your family eat weekly? how large is the cow that you will be purchasing? a quarter of a cow worked well for our family of 5. (and we eat beef of some sort on average 3-4 times a week.)
Jodi J.
Thank you SO much for this "how to". I have been thinking about doing this, but didn't know where to start and this makes the process so much clearer.
If you're in the tri-county Charleston area, Cordray's Farm in Ravanel is WONDERFUL!! My sister and I just bought and split 1/2 cow, and it was a fantastic endeavor. They answered all of our questions, which was the majority of those posted above and were wonderful. With 1/4 of a cow, it took up 1 1/2 shelves of a standup freezer. With 2 adults eating the cow, our estimate will be it would last us for 1 year (we eat beef about 3 times per week). Also, grass fed beef is leaner like vension, so go and buy some at their store to try it. I think it's fabulous! They also butcher wild hogs- FYI.
Thanks for the post. My take home message is:
Don't eat beef.
Not because I don't like it (it is actually by far my favorite domestic meat), but it just costs way to much. Oh well, I'll just have to Iook on the bright side, I'll probably have a healthier heart without eating all of that red meat.
I am actually picking up my second whole cow this weekend from Indian Creek Angus in North Georgia (about an hour North of where we live in Atlanta). I had a great experience with purchasing a quarter cow last year, and am splitting a whole cow with another family this time. For our family of 5 (2 adults, 3 little ones) the half a cow should last us a year.
Grass fed beef (particularly like ours which is not grain finished) takes some getting used to as it is a different taste, and exceptionally low fat. But I think it's way better than regular beef, and I love that I know where the cow comes from, how it's been treated, that it's not pumped full of antibiotics, and can explain the whole process to my girls.
I won't ever go back to buying grocery-store beef again.
can you tell me how much your finished price per pound was with them? (they are one of the farms I was looking at ). Thanks!!
I haven't bought a cow YET, but Robbie and Shannon of 4N Family Farm have the best beef in the Cleveland Co area of NC and have been very helpful in answering all my questions. AND they are open to sharing their farm with people and teaching them be ause my husband is still not 100% on board with all this and they said he could come by and ask all the questions he wants. Not to mention, they are some of the nicest and sweetest people I've ever met!
My favorite experience was haggling at an auction for 4H Beef cattle. For several years running, we would go to the Ashtabula county fair in NE Ohio. The 4H kids got the money and we got great tasting beef. I loved the excitement of bidding in an auction setting.
An everything you say about how the meat will be divided and wrapped is true. I like more ground beef rather than roasts so the butcher wrapped those up the way our family wanted.
So timely! I was doing all the research about this just 2 weeks ago and this is WAAAY helpful! Thanks so much! My problem, living in the beef capital state of the US, is finding a farm/individual that sells it!! I've contacted 2 people on localharvest.com who haven't responded…anyone living in southern FL have a provider they'd like to share?? Thanks again for this info!
This article was so timely as I was trying to figure all this out a couple weeks ago! Thanks for doing all the leg work!! I tried contacting a couple suppliers on localharvest.com, however haven't heard back from either of them! I didn't expect to have this problem living in the cow capital of the US, but does anyone know of a supplier in southern FL? Thanks so much!
Hi! I know this is an older article but I am still having a hard time figuring out where to find the best and most economical place to buy a half or quarter beef. I live in Atlanta and was wondering if you would mind telling me where you got your beef for less than $4/lb finished weight. My email is email@example.com. Or if you have any other farms to suggest that would be greatly appreciated! Sort of overwhelmed by all the options:-) Thanks so much!
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- Stand out from the competition by choosing an exclusive icon or theme and applying it to your decoration, personnel uniforms, crockery and cutlery, and menus.
- Promote several audiences depending on the time of the day or season of the year. Both daytime and evening menus might be provided, with everyday specials on hand to vary the customary bill of fare.
- Use special offers to increase trade throughout slovenly periods, with mid-afternoon offers for students and older diners, and special kid's menus accessible to attract families. Christmas is an important phase for most restaurants, since it offers the chance to increase trade by means of corporate parties and can be a launch to your restaurant for likely new customers who might return right through the rest of the year.
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Biztalk and other things that usually come up.
Presented by: Ron Jacobs Video here.
This is a presentation I really was looking forward to since I have been watching Ron's show, enpoint tv, on channel 9. How much did I look forward to it? Enough for the this situation in the picture to happen.
As expected it was a good presentation but before the presentation started he stepped of the podium for a bit and started talking to people in the audience, just to get a grasp on people's motivations' for being there.
So the presentation was part introduction to workflow and part introduction to AppFabric, but there was also a short thing about the need for work flow and the rise of the need for a more declarative language, like WF. That way you can focus more on the What and not the How. Not only that, but WF really is a runtime, that runs on-top of a runtime (CLR), in the same way that ASP.net is a runtime. So if you use ASP.net for your web needs, you should use WF for your declarative needs.
Nowadays we also need our programs to be agile and see to it that "work should happen when data is ready and where resources are available" meaning that if you spread your work over a large number of servers, you should not have to worry about the correct recourse is being run. The work should be able to execute on any machine., within a group or cluster. Work must also be agile across 4 dimensions: Thread, Process, Machine, Time. You could also say that WF is a very good way to integrate that very unreliable and slow software called humans.
I really must digress at bit about Ron, because when he speaks you get this feeling that he first of all loves his job, but I also get the feeling that the reason why he is in the WF4 team is that he likes to see this kind of technology develop. It is like he does that just for himself.
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This is coming from me personally, and it's that I think one of the reasons that WF might not be everyone's first choice id that it' is ugly! The design surface is…well ugly and it does not look like a WF. I really wish that "someone" would design a skin for it, because it's possible to skin and re-host.
Notes from the session
Here are some of my notes and take-aways from the session: Statemachine workflows was dropped from WF4 due to time issues but there is a version on codeplex right now, if you want it. There are also a couple of other interesting things there so check it out.
If you want to get a good example to really get you going with WF4 (and you should) you can point your browser to this address. This example does not only provide you with everything you need but it is designed to be displayed right there in visual studio! You get documentation and steps and code all in the same application. A great feature I think.
As things stand now technology-wise, Ron said it best: "There is no reason on earth to host as WCF or a WF service in anything but AppFabric". Guess I can say: I told you so!
One more thing is that the AppFabric and WF teams seem to like getting feedback and also makes it possible for you to stay informed:
http://endpoint.tv/ – Video podcast http://blogs.msdn.com/b/endpoint/ – The team blog http://blogs.msdn.com/b/rjacobs/ – Ron's blog http://msdn.microsoft.com/wf – WF developer centre Ron's Twitter: @ronljacobs
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There is a great need for therapeutic strategies that aid in the repair or regeneration of ischemic tissue following myocardial infarction, especially therapies that can improve the engraftment of therapeutic cells (i.e. stem cells). Myocardial infarction typically leads to death of cardiomyocytes in the infarct zone that culminates in pathological remodeling of the heart. This can cause severe consequences such as cardiac dilation, wall thinning and deterioration of contractile function leading to congestive heart failure. Therapeutic strategies that aim to harness or enhance (with an exogenous cell source) natural stem cell homing mechanisms show promise to preserve and restore cardiac output following myocardial infarction. Although results in human trials are mixed, certain negative results may be explained by inefficient homing mechanisms. We have recently developed a simple platform strategy that can be used to effectively incorporate potentially any homing receptor onto a cell surface for systemic cell targeting. We have shown that incorporation of homing receptors onto the surface of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) can lead to a robust homing response which we have characterized via in vitro cell rolling experiments under physiologically simulated conditions. We have also shown that our approach can be used to significantly enhance the homing of systemically infused MSCs within a murine model of inflammation. Importantly, we have determined modification conditions that maintain MSC viability, cell adhesion, proliferation, and multi-differentiation capacities. The goal of this work is to engineer the surface of MSCs to enhance their trafficking efficiency to site of cardiovascular disease, and improve the homogeneity of the homing response without affecting their native properties, including their ability to transmigrate through vascular endothelium. Our initial efforts will focus on attaching biotinylated ligands to induce a robust cell rolling response. To emigrate to extravascular spaces, circulating cells must rapidly develop strong adhesion to, and arrest on specific sites of vascular endothelium while resisting continuous shear forces at the vessel walls. Since selecting-dependent adhesion of leukocytes does not lead to firm adhesion and transmigration unless another set of adhesion molecules, the integrins, are engaged, we plan to co-immobilize rolling ligands with antibodies that target integrins that are expressed on endothelium at sites of inflammation or within ischemic tissue.
The aim of this proposal is to engineer the surface of mesenchymal stem cells to enhance their trafficking efficiency to sites of cardiovascular disease, and improve the homogeneity of the homing response without affecting their native properties, including their ability to transmigrate through vascular endothelium and capacity for multi-lineage differentiation. The development of this novel approach will have broad implications for wound repair and treatment of many tissues where cell based therapies is appropriate. Potential benefits for treatment of ischemic tissue following myocardial infarction include increased cardiac output leading to increased survival and improved quality of life.
|McLean, Will J; Yin, Xiaolei; Lu, Lin et al. (2017) Clonal Expansion of Lgr5-Positive Cells from Mammalian Cochlea and High-Purity Generation of Sensory Hair Cells. Cell Rep 18:1917-1929
|Yang, Zijiang; Concannon, John; Ng, Kelvin S et al. (2016) Tetrandrine identified in a small molecule screen to activate mesenchymal stem cells for enhanced immunomodulation. Sci Rep 6:30263
|Yin, Xiaolei; Mead, Benjamin E; Safaee, Helia et al. (2016) Engineering Stem Cell Organoids. Cell Stem Cell 18:25-38
|Levy, Oren; Brennen, W Nathaniel; Han, Edward et al. (2016) A prodrug-doped cellular Trojan Horse for the potential treatment of prostate cancer. Biomaterials 91:140-150
|Ranganath, Sudhir H; Tong, Zhixiang; Levy, Oren et al. (2016) Controlled Inhibition of the Mesenchymal Stromal Cell Pro-inflammatory Secretome via Microparticle Engineering. Stem Cell Reports 6:926-39
|Silva, Marli; Daheron, Laurence; Hurley, Hannah et al. (2015) Generating iPSCs: translating cell reprogramming science into scalable and robust biomanufacturing strategies. Cell Stem Cell 16:13-7
|Levy, Oren; Mortensen, Luke J; Boquet, Gerald et al. (2015) A small-molecule screen for enhanced homing of systemically infused cells. Cell Rep 10:1261-1268
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|Choi, Sungyoung; Levy, Oren; Coelho, Mónica B et al. (2014) A cell rolling cytometer reveals the correlation between mesenchymal stem cell dynamic adhesion and differentiation state. Lab Chip 14:161-6
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A bill providing $12 billion in tax breaks and a $30 billion lending fund for small businesses passed a key hurdle in the Senate on Tuesday when two Republican lawmakers voted to join Democrats to cut off debate.
The 61-37 vote on the Small Business Jobs Act came after Sen. George Voinovich, R-Ohio, and George LeMieux, R-Fla., crossed party lines to vote for the bill. Final passage in the Senate is expected either later in the day or by Wednesday. The House has already passed a similar bill.
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus, D-Mont., and Small Business and Entrepreneurship Chair Mary Landrieu, D-La., introduced the Small Business Jobs Act in June to help create the right economic conditions for small businesses to create jobs. The Obama administration has made the bill its top legislative priority in recent months and Obama heavily criticized Republicans in recent weeks for blocking the bill before lawmakers left for their August recess.
When we help small businesses, we help to get Americans back to work, said Baucus in a statement. This is exactly the kind of targeted, job-creating legislation that folks in Montana and across the country are urging us to enact. This bill creates the right conditions right now to help small businesses create jobs by spurring investment and entrepreneurship with tax cuts and improved access to capital.
Lawmakers failed on Tuesday, however, to pass either a Republican or Democratic amendment to the small business bill that would have repealed or scaled back the expanded 1099 information reporting requirements that were included in the health care reform bill (see Senate Fails to Repeal 1099 Requirements).
The Small Business Jobs Act would encourage investment in small businesses by allowing investors to exclude 100 percent of the gains from the sale of certain small business stock from their income for tax purposes if the stock is held for more than five years. The legislation also would reduce the tax burden for small businesses by allowing them to carry back general business tax credits to offset their tax burdens from the previous five years. Small businesses would also be able to count the general business credits against the alternative minimum tax.
In addition, the legislation would establish a Small Business Lending Fund of $30 billion to provide capital investments to small community banks to increase small business lending. The fund is limited to only the smallest banks, those that hold less than $10 billion in assets, and the performance-based program would incentivize only those lenders that extend new credit by decreasing the dividend rate banks pay as they increase lending.
The legislation also would establish a State Small Business Credit Initiative to provide $1.5 billion in grants to existing successful state small business programs that help private lenders extend more credit to small businesses.
In addition, the legislation would raise the cap on small business loans to increase lending by $5 billion in the first year after enactment, and refinance commercial real estate debt into long-term, fixed-rate loans, provisions that are expected to be budget neutral and could create or save 200,000 jobs.
The legislation would also build on some initiatives put in place through the Recovery Act, changing the Small Business Administrations two largest lending programs and its microloan program, which have pumped more than $20 billion into more than 40,000 businesses. The legislation calls for an extension of these lending provisions through Dec. 31, 2010.
The legislation also would extend the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act small business lending program that eliminates the fees normally charged for loans through the SBA 7(a) and 504 loan programs and increases the government guarantees on 7(a) loans from 75 percent to 90 percent.
The legislation also would allow taxpayers to write off more of the cost of purchases for their business, such as equipment and machinery, in the year the purchase is made. The legislation also would expand the types of purchases that would qualify for special expensing to include some types of real property, such as leasehold, retail and restaurant improvements.
In addition, the legislation would double the amount of start-up expenditures that may be deducted by someone starting a small business, making it easier for new businesses to open.
The legislation also would target resources to support the Office of the United States Trade Representatives small business export promotion and trade enforcement activities to help U.S. small business exports grow in foreign markets and ensure small businesses compete on a level playing field.
The legislation would also improve the Small Business Administrations trade and export finance programs, elevating the Office of International Trade within the SBA and adding export finance specialists to the SBAs counseling programs.
The bill would also establish the State Export Promotion Grant Program, which would increase the number of small businesses that export goods to other countries.
The legislation also would allow the SBA to waive or reduce the state-matching share of its funding requirement for up to one year to continue providing technical assistance to underserved communities to start and grow small businesses.
In addition, the legislation would promote tax fairness by preventing small businesses from incurring large tax penalties aimed at large corporations and wealthy individuals investing in tax shelters. The bill would revise Section 6707A of the Tax Code to make the penalty for failing to disclose a reportable transaction proportionate to the underlying tax savings. The penalty for failure to disclose reportable transactions to the IRS would be set at 75 percent of the tax benefit received. Reportable transactions are defined as investments in transactions that the IRS has identified as listed tax shelters or that have characteristics of tax shelters, including large losses or confidentiality agreements. The minimum penalty under the bill is $10,000 for corporations and $5,000 for individuals, and the maximum penalty is $200,000 for corporations and $100,000 for individuals. The bill also would require the IRS to provide an annual report to the Senate Finance Committee and to the House Ways and Means Committee giving an account of certain tax-shelter related penalties asserted during the year.
The legislation also would make clear that no single contracting program receives priority over another program when competing for federal contracts. It places the small business contracting programs, such as HUBZone, 8(a), Service-Disabled Veterans and Women-Owned Businesses, on a level playing field when competing for federal contracts.
The bill also would allow self-employed individuals to deduct health insurance costs for purposes of paying the self-employment tax. Under current law, business owners are not permitted to deduct the cost of health insurance for themselves and their family members for purposes of calculating self-employment tax. This provision would allow business owners to deduct the cost of health insurance incurred in 2010 for themselves and their family members in the calculation of their 2010 self-employment tax.
Another provision would remove cell phones from listed property so their cost could be deducted or depreciated like other business property, without onerous record-keeping requirements.
The legislation is fully paid for, closes unintended tax loopholes and reduces the tax gap. The offsets include requiring information reporting for rental property expense payments and increasing the penalties for failure to file information returns.
The first-tier penalty would increase from $15 to $30, and the calendar year maximum would increase from $75,000 to $250,000. The second-tier penalty would increase from $30 to $60, and the calendar year maximum would increase from $150,000 to $500,000. The third-tier penalty would increase from $50 to $100, and the calendar year maximum would increase from $250,000 to $1.5 million.
For small filers, the calendar year maximum would increase from $25,000 to $75,000 for the first-tier penalty, from $50,000 to $200,000 for the second-tier penalty, and from $100,000 to $500,000 for the third-tier penalty. The minimum penalty for each failure due to intentional disregard would increase from $100 to $250. The penalty amounts are adjusted every five years for inflation. Penalties for failure to file information returns to payees would be similarly increased
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Eric A. Gilford, the Downers Grove man charged in the May 26 stabbing death of his pregnant estranged wife, was in a Wyoming jail on Friday, less than 24 hours after a deputy sheriff arrested him as Gilford was preparing to eat dessert at the homeless shelter where he'd been residing for about a week.
Gilford, 31, a U.S. Navy sailor, was ordered held without bond by Ninth Circuit Court Judge Curt Haws on Friday afternoon. Haws appointed a public defender for Gilford, who will be in court again on Thursday for a hearing on his extradition to Illinois.
Authorities had tracked Gilford to the Good Samaritan Mission Shelter in Jackson, Wyo., after Gilford attempted to obtain a state identification card or drivers license using an alias that had been linked to him, said Teton County Deputy Sheriff Gary Shaw, who arrested Gilford about 6 p.m. Thursday.


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Our 2017 Corn Roast was a GREAT success,
Here are some photo's of our Sun-Rise-Services on Easter Morning
Gil and Mary Lue Rhodes brought today's Sunday School their combined experience at building Habitat homes and making quilts – teaching the children that whenever they take care of the "least of these" they are taking care of Jesus. Check out these birdhouses!
The Kids4Peace over-night retreat held in the Fellowship Hall last weekend had 18 kids and adults writing encouragement messages for children who will be receiving Color Our World art supply kits to help them endure traumatic situations such as hurricanes, earthquakes, etc.
On the next day of the retreat, they painted the 'Magic Suitcases' which will hold the kits that they filled with supplies. Other weekend activities included Skyping with friends in Seattle whom they had met at last summer's National Camp and discussing how last week's election affected them and will affect the future mission of Kids4Peace. (p.s. Thanks to WFC for leaving the delicious treats for us!)
To the wonderful people of the Williston Federated Church:
Thank you all so much for your participation in the WFC Pulled Pork and Chicken BBQ. This has been he most fun and best Organized yet! The current total is around $1,400. But there will still be some pulled pork and cookies available for Purchase after church.
There are a few folks who warrant special recognition. First I want to thank my husband Michael for getting up early to collect the tables and supplies at the church and bringing them over to the green, pitching the tent and helping set up, hanging the banners, then staying the entire event doing whatever I ask him to do, cleaning up, taking down the tent and bringing back the tables, chairs and supplies to the church. He has done this for 3 years with a glad heart!
Vickie Walker and Polly Malik were totally responsible for the purchase and prep of the BBQ and organizing the food prep and delivery the day of the BBQ. Their expertise and skills have been invaluable!
Carolyn Pillsbury was our very own Miss Piggy with ears, nose and tail! Her enthusiasm and support were much appreciated!
Nancy Stone was quick and creative in updating our banner! And our faithful secretary Sally did an amazing job of creating colorful signup sheets! So just a big thank you to everyone who signed up to bake, pull, contribute and participate the day of the BBQ! With everyone's help it was a great success!
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This restaurant serves Sichuan style (Spicy) food, which is very popular in Guilin. Guilin food is also often spicy. Yi Yuan has two branches in Guilin. It gets a very favorable mention in The Lonely Planet Guide, so you may see other foreign visitors if they beat the locals to get table, especially during the popular dining hours.


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Free restaurant advertising in the town of Glenwood.
Glenwood, NM has one of the widest choices of restaurants, of a region its extent, in the whole of the United States. Just about 50% of the restaurants in Glenwood are full-service restaurants with 75% of the others offering restricted assistance. The extra restaurants inGlenwood are chiefly drinking places and caterers that put forward a number of in-house cuisine.
Full-service restaurants in Glenwood have a propensity to recommend several menu types, as well as appetizers, salads, side dishes, afters, and more drinks, with quite a few choices within each kind. Cooks and chefs will make the items to buy, ranging from grilling a hamburger to arrange an added complicated and advanced menu item. Waiters and waitresses proffer table service in comfy surroundings. Consumers increasingly love dining at mid-scale or children friendly restaurants, typically operated by a large franchise. Contrastingly, customers at the top Glenwood dining places tend to hunt for a pleasant environment with proficiently primed gastronomy and relaxing, skilled service. Whereas franchises are a vital slice of the restaurant trade, many customers in Glenwood wish to dine in independently owned as well as locally operated restaurants.
The most general style of a limited-service restaurant in Glenwood, NM is a franchised operation of a countrywide restaurant franchise selling fast food. Like elsewhere, these restaurants in Glenwood includes a set menu, the lack of waiters and waitresses and an stress on cleanliness and a resourceful service. Menu choices will present limited range and are geared up by the workforce with negligible cooking or food-handling skills. Food typically is served in disposable take-out cartons that keep the food's warmth, allowing restaurants to prime orders in advance of customers' requests. A growing quantity of fast-food restaurants in Glenwood, NM are now providing drive-through and walk-up services.
Restaurants are the most prevalent and time-honored trade in the United States. The best restaurants, especially the best restaurants in Glenwood, NM put forward
- Recently prepared food focused on regional favourites
- Menu choices with the intention of suiting all in the group
- Capable and motivated workers that smile!
- Cleanliness
- Every single one of the above at a reasonable price!
The public Glenwood are well documented for liking restaurants with the intention of offering something that other restaurants do not have and they like restaurants where the workers managing the business there truly like what they are doing.
Folks in Glenwood are looking for restaurants with the aim of making you feel good subsequent to eating there.
The clientele attracted to restaurants in Glenwood differ according to several factors, including the brand of food served, prices, locality and the market sector the restaurant is designed for.
To attract people in Glenwood, NM you need to focus on
- High-earning persons or families with a large amount of disposable income but not enough period in which to use it. This purchaser set includes the emergent number of lone householders, as well as dual-salary family unit groups.
- Corporation people on expense accounts to boost lunchtime custom as well as evening meals. The usefulness of this market often tends to follow the wider fluctuations in regional companies.
- Holidaymakers are essential for countless restaurants in the vicinity. Bear in mind that visitor statistics to Glenwood alter according to the seasons, and winter, in particular, might see poorer trading.
- Children. The influence of offspring has fashioned a noteworthy market group that impacts on family choice for meals. This has been readily picked up on by the large conglomerates who, led by the burger chains, target family by means of their marketing.
- The emergence of a substantial troop of retired people with a high level of disposable income and improved leisure time. Study indicates that this grouping tends to eat out during the daylight hours as a leisure activity.
- Working women. Married women partake more than 60% of all household chores, therefore easy access to meals is welcomed as one less chore to partake. Cost tends to be a significant factor affecting the choice of this set, along with the class of the food.
- Grazers. As lifestyles have altered, the time-honored three meals a day have been replaced by a tendency to graze or eat on the run. Convenience plays a substantial portion in this group's choice of venue.
If you are opening a restaurant in Glenwood, NM you should
- Detect the best locality in order to appeal to footfall. If you are planning to rely by word of mouth and make your trade over a very sustained period, locality will play a decisive piece in the eventual victory of your enterprise.
- Settle into your schedule (and make sure your employees are familiar with their occupations!) and then invite reviewers from the Glenwood media to conduct a restaurant review - a decent review is apt to boost neighborhood appeal in your trade.
- Make sure you're listed in district food and restaurant guides. This will entail signing up with the Glenwood holiday guides and this will also rally round folk from outside of the direct locale.
- Broadcast in magazines read by your intended listeners. Glenwoodnewspapers and business magazines as a rule put forward reasonably priced marketing space.
- Stand out from the crowd by selecting an exclusive icon or theme and applying it to your interior decoration, personnel uniforms, dishes and cutlery, and menus.
- Promote diverse audiences depending on the time of the day or season of the year. Mutually daytime and evening menus may possibly be provided, with on a daily basis exclusives on hand to contrast the customary bill of fare.
- Use exclusive offers to boost trade throughout idle times, with mid-afternoon bargains for students and elderly diners, and special children's menus on hand to exert a pull on families. Christmas is an important occasion for most restaurants, because it offers the chance to encourage trade owing to corporate parties and can be a preamble to your restaurant for potential new clients who may possibly come back again right through the rest of the year.
As word-of-mouth exposure is of the paramount importance for Glenwood restaurants, it is critical that your customer service should always be assiduous, prompt and courteous!
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Aircraft Evaluation in Air Network Planningby Adib Kanafani, (M.ASCE), Prof. of Transportation Engrg.; Univ. of California, Berkeley, Calif.,
Atef Ghobrial, Research Asst.; Univ. of California, Berkeley, Calif.,
Serial Information: Transportation Engineering Journal of ASCE, 1982, Vol. 108, Issue 3, Pg. 282-300
Document Type: Journal Paper
The relationship between aircraft technology and the structure of air service networks in short haul systems is investigated. The analysis is based on an optimal frequency assignment model that is integrated with a route choice model. Together these models allow the optimization of aircraft utilization and define an optimal network structure for a given demand pattern and aircraft technology. Large aircraft have a compelling advantage due to the scale economies they enjoy. Small aircraft, on the other hand, can offer level-of-service advantages and an opportunity for reducing the dependence on congested major transfer hubs in the network. A desirable technology development trend would be aimed at eliminating the diseconomies of distance suffered by small aircraft due to their limited payload-range characteristics.
Subject Headings: Aircraft and spacecraft | Optimization models | Structural models
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