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Lexington, KY – July 23, 2012 – The 2012 Kentucky Summer Series will begin this Tuesday and run for two weeks, followed by the USEF Pony Finals, the Bluegrass Festival Classic, and the KHJA Horse Show. The Kentucky Summer Horse Show will be held July 25-29, 2012, and will be followed by the Kentucky Summer Classic, scheduled for July 31-5, 2012. The East Coast U.S. Junior Hunter Championship will run concurrently with the Kentucky Summer Horse Show from July 24 - July 25, with the USHJA/Essex Classics Hunterdon Cup Equitation Classic.
Any members of the media that require special interviews or any special assistance, or those that wish to cover this event, please contact Phelps Media Group, Inc. International on the grounds at the Kentucky Horse Park.
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The East Coast U.S. Junior Hunter Championship will begin tomorrow, July 24, and run concurrently with the Kentucky Summer Horse Show on July 25,2012. This national championship will attract the very best Junior Hunters. In addition, the USHJA/Essex Classics Hunterdon Cup Equitation Classic will be held July 25, 2012 in the Rolex Stadium.
Held at the renowned Kentucky Horse Park, the Kentucky Summer Horse Show will include the $5,000 USHJA National Hunter Derby sponsored by Hallway Feeds, one of the six events of the Hallway Feeds series, which will provide a $10,000 Bonus to the leading professional rider and $2,500 each to the leading Amateur and Junior riders. Jumper highlights for the Kentucky Summer Horse Show include the $25,000 Hagyard Lexington Classic on Thursday, July 26, the $40,000 Kentucky Summer Grand Prix on Saturday, July 28, and the Show Jumping Hall of Fame Junior and Amateur-Owner Jumper Classics on Sunday, July 29. The Hagyard Lexington Classic is part of a seven-class series, culminating with a $50,000 Leading Riding Award. The 2012 Hagyard Challenge Series will also feature a high point Thoroughbred Award. Following the final event, a $10,000 prize will be presented to the high point Thoroughbred participating in the Series.
Throughout the summer, the Kentucky Summer Series will feature the SSG Riding Gloves 'Go Clean for the Green' promotion, offering $30,000 in bonus money. Riders wearing the SSG 'Digital' Riding Gloves with the SSG horse head logo clearly visible during all rounds of competition in designated events are eligible for the bonus.
The series will continue with the Kentucky Summer Classic held July 31-August 5. The $25,000 Hagyard Lexington Classic will be held on Thursday, August 2, and on Saturday, August 4, riders will compete in the Rolex Stadium in the $50,000 Rood and Riddle Grand Prix. The $5,000 Hallway Feeds USHJA National Hunter Derby will also return on Saturday, August 4.
The USEF Pony Finals will be held August 7 - 12. More than 600 qualifying ponies will compete for awards in Green and Regular pony sections, pony jumpers and the Pony Medal Finals.
The third show of the Kentucky Summer Series, the Bluegrass Festival Horse
Show is a WCHR Member event, where riders can earn points towards year-end awards. The $100,000 USHJA International Hunter Derby Finals will return to Rolex Stadium, August 17-18. Spectators can also look forward to the $25,000 Hagyard Lexington Classic on Friday, August 17 and the $40,000 Bluegrass Festival Grand Prix and Junior/Amateur-Owner Jumper Classics on Sunday, August 19.
Wrapping up the summer series will be the KHJA Horse Show held August 22- 26, 2012. The $10,000 Hagyard Welcome Stake will run Friday, August 24, and will be followed on Sunday, August 26, by the $30,000 KHJA Grand Prix and the Junior/Amateur-Owner Jumper Classics. The KHJA Horse Show will also host the final event of the Hallway Feeds USHJA National Hunter Derby and the presentation of the leading rider awards.
Based at the renowned Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, KY, host of the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games, the Kentucky Summer Series offers equestrians a chance to compete at one of the top facilities in the world. For more information about the Kentucky Summer Series, please check the prize list on www.kentuckyhorseshows.com.
Photo Credit: The Kentucky Summer Series prize list is available online. Photo Courtesy of the Client. Photograph may be used only in relation to this PMG press release.
Kentucky Summer Horse Shows, USEF National Pony Finals, Bluegrass
Festival Horse Show and KHJA Horse Show, and the 2012 USHJA International Hunter Derby Finals.
The Kentucky Horse Show LLC\'s 2012 series includes five weeks of top competition throughout the summer. These premier hunter/jumper competitions feature a USEF 5* Jumper Rating and \"AA\" Hunter rating. The Kentucky Horse Show Series is the host of the Hagyard Challenge Series with seven grand prix competitions that culminate with a Leading Rider Award.
Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington, KY, site of the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games™. Home to the United States Equestrian Federation.
U.S. JUNIOR HUNTER CHAMPIONSHIP - East Coast & HUNTERDON CUP
- July 24-25, 2012
KENTUCKY SUMMER HORSE SHOW – July 25-29, 2012
$25,000 Hagyard Lexington Classic
$2,500 USHJA National Hunter Classic
$40,000 Kentucky Summer Grand Prix
$5,000 Hallway Feeds USHJA National Hunter Derby
KENTUCKY SUMMER CLASSIC – July 31- August 5, 2012
$25,000 Hagyard Lexington Classic
$50,000 Rood & Riddle Kentucky Grand Prix
$5,000 Hallway Feeds USHJA National Hunter Derby
2012 USEF PONY FINALS - August 8-12, 2012
BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL HORSE SHOW - August 15-19, 2012
$100,000 USHJA International Hunter Derby Finals - August 17 - 18, 2012
$25,000 Hagyard Lexington Classic
$40,000 Bluegrass Festival Grand Prix
$5,000 Hallway Feeds USHJA National Hunter Derby
KHJA HORSE SHOW - August 22-26, 2012
$10,000 Hagyard Welcome Stake
$30,000 KHJA Grand Prix
$5,000 Hallway Feeds USHJA National Hunter Derby
8am – 5pm daily
Lexington, KY - June 19, 2012 - The Alltech National Horse Show, scheduled for October 30 through November 4, 2012 at the Alltech Arena at the Kentucky Horse Park announced today that the show's new website has officially launched at www.AlltechNationalHorseShow.com.
The site will be a one-stop source for all of the news and vital up-to-date information for exhibitors, spectators, vendors, officials and for all fans of equestrian sport.
The prize list for this year's show will also be available at www.AlltechNationalHorseShow.com.
The new website features important exhibitor information, including all of the details regarding the ASPCA Maclay National Finals. Also, look for essential information regarding vendors, Taylor Harris Club table sales, program advertising and much more.
In addition, a link will send visitors to the highly popular Alltech National Horse Show merchandise store, featuring all of the latest gear and souvenirs.
Scheduling details, directions to and from the ANHS Horse Show, hotel lists, sponsorship and sponsor links, press releases, who's who at the ANHS and links to comprehensive information about the venue at the Kentucky Horse Park are also available at: www.AlltechNationalHorseShow.com.
The new website also offers visitors a link will take them back in time and a chance to read up on the long and glorious history of the National Horse Show.
The 2012 Alltech National Horse Show takes center stage on October 30 through November 4, 2012 at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky. In addition to the top rated hunters and the ASPCA Maclay National Championship, the show features world-class international, open, junior and amateur-owner jumpers competing for the biggest prize money on the United States indoor tour.
Founded in 1883 at the original Madison Square Garden, the National Horse Show is America's oldest indoor horse show, firmly established as a major fixture on the national and international sports and social event calendars. The National Horse Show Association's primary activity is the annual production of the National Horse Show and all ancillary events. Over the years, the National Horse Show has provided financial aid to many worthwhile charities.
For more information on the National Horse Show Association of America, Limited, please visit www.nhs.org.
Photo Credit: Kent Farrington and Up Chiqui competing at last year's Alltech National Horse Show. Photo ©Shawn McMillen This photograph may only be used in relation to this PMG press release.
2012 Alltech National Horse Show - Fast Facts
The Alltech National Horse Show is a weeklong championship event featuring "AA"-rated hunters, open jumpers, junior/amateur jumpers, and the ASPCA Alfred B. Maclay Finals. The event will run October 30 through November 4, 2012, indoors in the Alltech Arena at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, KY, site of the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games™.
The Kentucky Horse Park has waived the normal parking fee during the Alltech National Horse Show. Parking is free. While dogs are permitted at the Kentucky Horse Park on a leash, no dogs are allowed in the Alltech Arena during the ANHS
The Kentucky Horse Park is located at 4089 Iron Works Parkway, Lexington, KY 40511. The KHP is 8 miles northeast of Lexington at Exit 120 on Interstate 75.
Carolyn Vincent
National Horse Show
PO Box 386
Greenvale, NY 11548
Phone: (516) 484-1865
Fax: (516) 484-1982
Website: www.AlltechNationalHorseShow.com
Vendors offering equestrian equipment, apparel, jewelry and home furnishings are located in the Alltech Arena.
Additional Contacts:
Vendors - Matt Morrissey at
or 941 915-3457
VIP Table Sales - Kiki Umla at
or 904-607-5541
Advertising - Steve Williams at
or 310 403-2110
Sponsorship - Mason Phelps at email@example.com 561-753-3389 or Susie Webb at
or 301-520-6162
CLARION HOTEL (formerly Holiday Inn North) - 859 - 233-0512 - Approximately 4 miles
FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES BY MARRIOTT - 859 -977-5870 - Approximately 4 miles
FOUR POINTS SHERATON - 859-259-1311 - Approximately 4 miles
LA QUINTA - 859-231-7551 - Approximately 4 miles
KNIGHTS INN - 859-231-0232 - Approximately 4 miles
EMBASSY SUITES - 859-455-5000 - Approximately 4 miles
MARRIOT GRIFFIN GATE - 859-231-5100 - Approximately 4 miles
RESIDENCE INN - 859-231-6191 - Approximately 5 miles
COURTYARD BY MARRIOT - 859-253-4646 - Approximately 5 miles
HOLIDAY INN GEORGETOWN - 502-570-0220 - Approximately 6 miles
RAMADA INN - 859-299-1261 - Approximately 6 miles
RED ROOF INN - 859-293-2626 - Approximately 6 miles
HAMPTON INN - 502-867-4888 - Approximately 6 miles
SUPER EIGHT - 502-863-4888 - Approximately 6 miles
MICROTEL INN & SUITES - 502-868-8000 - Approximately 6 miles
For further information on housing in the Lexington area, we invite you to visit:
www.visitlex.com and www.georgetownky.com
Kentucky Horse Shows, LLC
P. O. Box 11428
Lexington, KY 40575-1428
859-233-0492 (phone)
859-233-0495 (fax)
website: www.kentuckyhorseshows.com
Horse Show Secretary:
Cindy Bozan
ALLTECH MEDIA CONTACT: Katie Gehrt
North American PR and Advertising Manager
Alltech Corporate Headquarters
3031 Catnip Hill Pike
Nicholasville, Kentucky
Telephone: (859) 881-3589
Mobile: (859) 553-6312
Web site : www.alltech.com
Re: News and Information:
Phelps Media Group, Inc.
12230 Forest Hill Blvd.
Suite 214
Wellington, FL 33414
561-753-3389 (phone)
561-753-3386 (fax)
Re: Media Credentialing:
Classic Communications
38 Mechanic Street - Suite 101
Foxboro, MA 02035
508-698-6810 (phone)
508-698-6811 (fax)
Written by: Kendall Bierer
Release Date: 2012-03-22
Lexington, KY – March 22, 2012 – The Kentucky Spring Horse Shows is quickly approaching, and one of the highlight events that will kick-off the Kentucky Spring Horse Shows is the 2012 Hagyard Challenge Series, sponsored by the Hagyard Equine Medical Institute. The Hagyard Challenge Series consists of seven grand prix classes to be held during the 2012 show series at the Kentucky Horse Park. Following the final event, a cash prize will be awarded to the rider accumulating the most points throughout the series.
The Kentucky Spring Horse Show, held May 9-13, 2012, features the lead-off event on May 11, 2012, with the $50,000 Hagyard Lexington Classic, CSI 2*. This event will also be a US Show Jumping Team Observation Event, and will feature the country's top horse and rider combinations vying for the top honors. The Kentucky Spring Classic, May 16-20, 2012, will host the second $32,000 Hagyard Lexington Classic, CSI 2* on May 17.
Later in the year, four more Hagyard Lexington Classic grand prix events will be held during the Kentucky Summer Horse Shows, the Bluegrass Festival Horse Show, and the KHJA Horse Show. The Series concludes with the $50,000 World Cup Qualifier held on September 21, 2012, during the Kentucky National Horse Show. Following that exciting competition, the winner for the Leading Rider Award will be announced and presented with the prize by the Hagyard Equine Medical Institute.
"The Hagyard Equine Medical Institute is pleased to be continuing its sponsorship of the Hagyard Challenge Series in 2012. We enjoy being able to support competition at the highest level of the show jumping sport," said Dr. Stuart Brown, President of Hagyard Equine Medical Institute. "As a Lexington-based company, we are happy that we can encourage riders to stay in the area and compete throughout the spring and summer through the Leading Rider Bonus. The Hagyard Challenge Series offers a wonderful opportunity for the Bluegrass community to come out and enjoy the exciting sport of show jumping at a beautiful venue."
Hagyard Equine Medical Institute is one of the oldest and largest equine veterinary practices in the world. Founded in 1876, the institute offers a staff with qualifications unparalleled by any single non-university veterinary group in the equine industry, and Hagyard veterinarians have dedicated themselves to the health and well-being of the horse for more than 130 years.
The facility at Hagyard Equine Medical Institute offers 13 Digital Radiology systems, 1.5 Tesla Siemens Open MRI, Nuclear Scintigraphy, a high speed treadmill, an on-site laboratory, an on-site pharmacy, full surgical services, 24-hour ambulance and emergency services, and Hyperbaric Medicine. The institute has practiced veterinary medicine for more than 133 years and is currently composed of over 60 experienced veterinarians, with 12 board certifications in specialty areas of Medicine, Surgery, Critical Care, and Theriogenology.
For more information about the Hagyard Equine Medical Institute, please visit http://hagyard.com.
For more information about the Kentucky Horse Shows or to download a copy of the prize list, please visit www.kentuckyhorseshows.com.
Photo Credit: McLain Ward, winner of the 2011 Hagyard Challenge Series' $45,000 Leading Rider Bonus. Photo By: Rebecca Walton/PMG. Photo may only be used in relation to this PMG press release.
Events: 2012 Kentucky Spring Horse Shows
The Kentucky Horse Shows 2012 series includes two weeks of top competition during the month of May. These premier hunter/jumper competitions feature a USEF 5* Jumper Rating and a "AA" Hunter rating. The Kentucky Horse Show Series is the host of the Hagyard Challenge Series and Hallway Feeds USHJA National Hunter Derby Series.
Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington, KY, site of the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games™. Home to the United States Equestrian Federation.
KENTUCKY SPRING HORSE SHOW CSI3* - May 9-13, 2012
$35,000 Welcome Cup
$50,000 Hagyard Lexington Classic(US Show Jumping Team Observation Event) $75,000 Commonwealth Grand Prix(US Show Jumping Team Observation Event)
$15,000 USHJA International Hunter Derby
$5,000 Hallway Feeds USHJA National Hunter Derby
KENTUCKY SPRING CLASSIC CSI2* - May 16-20, 2012
$32,000 Hagyard Lexington Classic
$75,000 Mary Rena Murphy Grand Prix sponsored by Audi of Lexington
WCHR recognized hunter competition
$5,000 Hallway Feeds USHJA National Hunter Derby
A special thanks to the generous sponsors of the Kentucky Spring Horse Shows: Hagyard Equine Medical Institute, Hallway Feeds, Audi of Lexington, Johnson Horse Transportation, Farm Vet, Dietrich Insurance and Sleepy P Ranch.
8am – 5pm daily
Alltech National Horse Show Unveils Huge Prize Money for Debut at Kentucky Horse Park
Written by: Kenneth Kraus
Client: Alltech National Horse Show
Release Date: 2011-05-11
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I've recently read (again) the verse "לא תבשל גדי בחלב אמו", meaning, "Do not cook a young goat in its mother's milk".
How did anyone get from that, to "Don't eat meat with milk at all"? I've always been curious to know.
I've recently read (again) the verse "לא תבשל גדי בחלב אמו", meaning, "Do not cook a young goat in its mother's milk". How did anyone get from that, to "Don't eat meat with milk at all"? I've always been curious to know. |
Basically, if you look carefully in Biblical Hebrew, g'di actually means "a young animal" -- usually if you didn't specify it meant a goat, but it could be a generic term for any young. Thus elsewhere it might specify g'di izim -- "a young goat." So that gives us "don't cook a young animal in its mother's milk." Why the thing about "mother's"? Hebrew lesson once again, the language is written without vowels. "Chalav" is milk; "chelev" is fat. So by adding in the phrase "mother's" we know it's talking about cooking it in milk, not fat. We believe that an Oral Tradition was given along with the Bible as we know it, which meant that this verse was intended as: The verse appears thrice in the Torah, giving us: don't cook it, don't eat it if it was cooked, and don't sell it if it was cooked. In fact you'd only violate the direct Torah prohibition if it was cooked with milk; if you took a cold hamburger and soaked it in milk for an hour, that isn't in the prohibition. Centuries later, the rabbis of the Talmud added a prohibition of their own, knowing that if you okayed people to eat such a hamburger, it's likely they'll reheat it - thus getting to a Torah prohibition. That pertains as the legal definition. As for the ethical message, Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch suggests that meat is taking, and milk is giving. Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook suggests going back to the simple reading of the verse -- once you kill an animal, its mother's milk has no use. To then take that milk and use it to make the meat extra-tasty is too blatant of a disrespect for animal life. |
The Torah never says anything unnecessarily, yet it repeats the law about not eating a young animal in the milk of its mother three times when it could have said just one "Don't eat meat with milk". From here the gemara and later commentators pick up a few things: 1) There are three aspects - not cooking, eating or benefiting 2) The d'oraysa aspect only applies to kosher, domesticated mammals 3) Milk is kosher even though it was mixed with meat in the mother's udders. All these are learned (see gemara in Chullin as referenced above and elsewhere) from the wording of the three repetitive verses. |
I hope this isn't disrespectful, but there are also health considerations. These words are much older than refrigeration-- and a combination of warming lactose (in the milk) and iron/protein (in the meat) can make you feel ill. |


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Last week we covered a good chunk of a talk about science in the movies, but there's still a bit more I want to touch on.
If you didn't read the last post, here's a recap of points made by scientists and Hollywood folks at a panel hosted by the Science and Entertainment Exchange:
- Science portrayed correctly in movies and TV shows more 'em more plausible
- More plausibility means better, more profitable productions
- Scientists are cool if Hollywood distorts one or two big scientific concepts for a good story — but good science should always follow
- Hollywood (and the Internet) can influence millions more science-curious people than any professor in a classroom
In short, more accurately portrayed science in Hollywood benefits everyone. Mo learnin', mo money.
That's not to say that Hollywood elites and scientists have donned flowered garlands and are frolicking together barefoot in a Utopian garden of peace. Far from it.
Hollywood writers/producers and scientists may never get there, and you may shrug your shoulders at the notion. Yet I feel — and I know scientists do as well — that this is not just a fun, cerebral discussion for shits and giggles. It's super important stuff. (more…)


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A dog that was recently brought to an Alexandria veterinary clinic was confirmed to be positive for rabies. The rabid dog had bitten another dog. Unfortunately, the dog that was bitten was euthanized because it did not have a current rabies vaccination. Residents should note that rabies is usually a fatal disease and is most often transmitted through the bite or scratch of an infected animal or when saliva comes into contact with an open wound or mucous membrane (such as nose or mouth). The Alexandria Health Department urges residents to take the following steps to protect themselves, their families and their pets against rabies: • Make sure your pets are vaccinated against rabies and their shots are up to date. By law, all dogs, cats and ferrets must be vaccinated against rabies. Rabies is common in Virginia and it is essential that pet owners continue to vaccinate their pets at regular intervals. If you or your pet is attacked or bitten by another animal (wild or domestic), promptly report it to your veterinarian, Animal Control or the Health Department (703.838.4400, ext. 326). For more information about rabies, please visit the following Web sites. • Virginia Department of Health: For additional information and tips on rabies prevention, please call Holly Feltner at the Alexandria Health Department, 703.838.4400, ext. 326, or call the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria, Animal Control Division, at 703.838.4774.


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Turnover, however, showed signs of tapering off - 1.7 billion worth $1.3 billion were traded excluding foreign currency issues, down from Friday's $1.7 billion. Excluding warrants, there were 219 rises versus 135 falls in the whole market.
The average unit value traded was 75 cents, still in penny territory but not firmly so. Still, apart from Noble Group and Genting Singapore, the rest of the top 10 actives were priced under $1 each while five cost under 10 cents.
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"The worsening macro conditions in Q2, plus greater financial instability, since the June ECB meeting are seen to be the key motivators for the change. Nevertheless, the ECB could do more in light of the latest weak lending figures and as the eurozone Q2 recovery hope will have to be postponed, which still appears to have been underestimated by the financial markets. Thus the ECB is likely to try to deliver a positive surprise and the key question is whether this will be small or large."
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Exterior view of the Infectious Disease Laboratory, inside of which technicians and staff at the mycotic lab at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Oct. 12, 2012 in Atlanta. The staff and technicians have been working around the clock to confirm cases and inform the public regarding the multi-state meningitis outbreak that has resulted in 14 deaths. The fungal outbreak is believed to have started at New England Compounding Center where a steroid injection shipment was contaminated with the fungus. (AP Photo/Pouya Dianat)
ATLANTA (AP) — Scattered across the carefully landscaped main campus of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are the staff on the front lines fighting a rare outbreak of fungal meningitis: A scientist in a white lab coat peers through a microscope at fungi on a glass slide. In another room, another researcher uses what looks like a long, pointed eye dropper to suck up DNA samples that will be tested for the suspect fungus.
Not far away in another building is the emergency operations center, which is essentially the war room. There's a low hum of voices as employees work the phones, talking to health officials, doctors and patients who received potentially contaminated pain injections believed to be at the root of the outbreak. Workers sit at rows of computers, gathering data, advising doctors and reaching out to thousands of people who may have been exposed. Overall, dozens of people are working day and night to bring the outbreak under control. Nearly 200 people in more than a dozen states have been sickened, including 15 who have died.
There is a sense of urgency — people are dying, and lives could be saved if those who are sickened get treated in time. But it's not a race against a fast-spreading illness like avian flu or SARS — or even the fictional virus the CDC fails to unravel in the popular TV series "The Walking Dead." Unlike those outbreaks, this strain of meningitis isn't contagious and doesn't spread between people. It is likely isolated to the contaminated steroid, produced by the New England Compounding Center in Framingham, Mass.
"This is a very unusual infection," said Dr. John Jernigan, a CDC medical epidemiologist who is leading the clinical investigation team for the outbreak response. "So, treatment recommendations, diagnostic recommendations are all going to be new, and we're learning as we go on this one."
Meningitis, an inflammation of the membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord, is not uncommon. But it is usually caused by bacteria, and it is very unusual to see it in patients with normal immune systems, Jernigan said. This strain is caused by a fungus that is common in dirt and grasses — people routinely come into contact with it without getting sick — but it has never before been identified as the cause of meningitis.
By Friday morning, officials believed they had reached about 90 percent of those who were potentially affected, Jernigan said. They planned to continue trying to reach every person to see if they've had problems and to warn them to be on the lookout for symptoms, which can include severe headache, nausea, dizziness and fever. The CDC says many of the cases have been mild, but some people had strokes.
A meeting is held each morning to review overnight developments and plot a course of action for the day, and another at the end of the day summarizes the day's developments and looks ahead to the next day. Maps on big screens in the front of the emergency operations center track the states where the tainted medications were sent and the tally of cases reported in affected states.
A few steps away in the joint information center, another team works to keep the information about the outbreak on the CDC's website up to date and disseminate information via the media and other outlets.
In another building on the campus tucked away in the northeast corner of Atlanta, in a part of the CDC that specializes in fungal infections, about 15 scientists in the reference and research labs are logging 12 hours or more a day and working through weekends to test samples coming in from around the country.
Because the lab scientists had never worked with this particular fungus in cerebrospinal fluid before, they had to quickly develop new tests to detect it before they could start analyzing the hundreds of samples — cerebrospinal fluid samples, cultures and bits of tissue — sent in from around the country, research lab team leader Ana Litvintseva said.
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MLB: Former local baseball manager Buck Showalter experiencing success with Orioles
BALTIMORE, Md. — As Major League baseball resumes following the All-Star Break, surprise teams abound.
Washington (49-34) boasts the best record in the National League and Pittsburgh (48-37) leads the NL Central. In the American League, Cleveland trails Central-leading Chicago by just three games.
On par with any of those stories is what's going on in Baltimore, where former Albany-Colonie and New York Yankee skipper William Nathaniel "Buck" Showalter has helped reinvigorate a franchise dormant since the late 1990s.
Though they trail the Yankees by seven games in the East, Baltimore (45-40) sits in second place and entered the break holding the second wild card spot in baseball's new playoff format. Fans are coming back to Camden Yards as the Orioles are averaging nearly 26,000 per game, the most since 2007.
Showalter, 55, is in his fourth go-around after skippering the Yankees, Arizona Diamondbacks, and Texas Rangers before being out of managing for three-and-half seasons. Similar to his previous stints, Showalter's team has shown considerable improvement in his second full season.
"The more (baseball) changes, the more it stays the same," he said during an interview before a recent home game. "The things that you've got to do to be successful don't ever change. It's a game of 90-foot increments and starting pitching keeps 90 feet from happening. If a guy hits 30 home runs, the percentage of those at-bats are pretty minute compared to what he does the other 600 plate appearances, so that's really the separator.
"I've said all along, our success will be dictated by our starting pitching. You can practice hitting every day. You can't practice pitching every day and pitching consistently well is one of the hardest things to do in professional sports and the teams that have it are successful."
Showalter has collected over 1,000 wins and two AL Manager-of-the-Year awards, but is still chasing his first pennant. He admits his 'style' changes depending on the situation.
"There's some absolutes I'm not gonna stray from, but every situation's different," he said. "You know Baltimore's different than New York, Baltimore's different that Arizona, Baltimore's different than Texas, so you try to do your homework and bring what's missing. That doesn't mean the people who came before you weren't good baseball people."
He stressed the importance of establishing relationships with the players and creating an atmosphere where everyone understands what's expected of them. Continued...
"It's about the players, seeing what they need and then try to create that atmosphere," he said. "You love the personalities and it'd be boring if everybody was the same. The last thing I want is a bunch of robotic guys. I want them to feel like they've got some stake in this."
Showalter has been credited for his attention to detail by admirers and called a 'control freak' by detractors.
"When you're putting together a whole franchise, like he did in Arizona, I mean he took control because he had to. He gets called a control freak or a micromanager, but he put that whole franchise together. That was the job description," said Oriole pitcher Jim Johnson. "Here he manages. He sees that bigger picture, but as far as coming down to baseball and that baseball sense, it's something he's got that I haven't had other managers that have had."
A Florida native who attended Mississippi State University, Showalter spent seven seasons as a first baseman-outfielder in the Yankees minor league system. Though he never made the big club, his career batting average was .294 and he set a Southern League record that still stands when he had178 hits for Nashville in 1980.
He began his managing career at Oneonta in 1985, where he finished first twice and won a New York-Penn League title.
"We had some very talented players and some good drafts. It's also where I started my relationship with Russ "Monk" Myer, my pitching coach," Showalter said. "Monk was with me in Ft. Lauderdale the next two years, he was with me in Albany, and when I got the job managing the Yankees I took him as bench coach for a year. He was a special man in my life."
Showalter won another title while at Ft. Lauderdale and was promoted to Albany for that one special year.
In 1988, Albany-Colonie finished fourth in the regular season with a 72-66 mark, but surprised in the playoffs. Managed by Stump Merrill, they beat top-seeded Glen Falls 3-1 in a best-of-five series and downed second-seeded Vermont, also 3-1, for the championship.
In 1989, with a roster that included — for all or part of the season — future New York Yankees such as Bernie Williams, Jim Leyritz, Deion Sanders, and Scott Kamieniecki, Showalter's club dominated.
"Back then we had such a good major league team and Triple A team that we didn't have a lot of movement, so we were able to keep guys at that level for most of the year," Showalter said. "Most of the time guys have four or five good outings and they move up, but we were able to finish off with many of the same players." Continued...
The club won 33 of its first 41 games and was 70-20 on July 21. Several rounds of call-ups eventually did occur. That, and not having a close rival during the dog days of August, contributed to the 22-28 finish of a 92-48 regular season.
The team stepped on the gas in the playoffs and dispatched the Reading Phillies and Harrisburg Senators by three games to one margins to win the Balfour Trophy.
"Our guys thought it was a fluke when they lost a game," Showalter remembered. "They were very driven to finish off the year. Everybody's usually just ready to go home at the end of the year."
Yankee hitters led the league in batting average (.268), on-base-percentage (.351) and slugging (.387), while the pitching staff posted an earned run average (2.98) that was half a run better than the second best staff.
Leyritz won the league batting title (.315) and Rob Sepanek (22) the home run title. Steve Adkins posted the league's best the ERA (2.07), while Rodney Imes (17) and Tim Layana (17) led in wins and saves respectively.
According to BaseballReference,com, 19 players who saw action for Albany-Colonie that year eventually appeared in Major League games. Some, like Williams, Leyritz, Kamieniecki and Andy Stankiewicz had sustained careers and some, like catcher John Ramos (10 games for New York in 1991) and pitcher Kevin Mmahat (four games in 1989) settled for the proverbial cup of coffee.
Others, like Sepanek and starting pitcher Royal Clayton (16-4 for the '89 team), never made it.
"I thought all of them were going to," Showalter said. "I look back at my reports and maybe I was a little naïve, but I always just tried to be very positive about them. Ramos was the best catcher, that's why (Leyritz) didn't catch much, but Jimmy had great ability and John did too.
"Royal Clayton, Mike Christopher. Mike pitched well in the big leagues, I had a call from him the other day," he added. "Tim Layana had a good career. They all bought into what we were trying to do and it was a great learning experience for me."
Showalter also had praise the Albany-Colonie organization, including owner Ralph Acampora. Continued...
"It was a great group of people, just the whole setup," he said.
He did note one of Heritage Park's more unique aspects.
"We had some problems with drainage," he said. "I remember it was the only place where we tarped right field instead of the infield. The groundskeeper felt he could get the infield ready, but we had such a drainage problem in right. We helped them get the tarp on and off the field, Monk and I and the players. I remember rolling the tarp out in right field."
Showalter recalled the celebration after the team's final game.
"After we won the championship game we had a little get together at the Holiday Inn and I remember telling them, 'Listen, you may be a little young to know it, but as you get older you're going to reach back for these moments and you don't realize the memories you've made here and the friendships and how special this team was,'" Showalter said.
"I can't tell you how many of those guys I've run into at some point and they'd say, 'Boy, I remember that '89 club and what you said to us. You were so right.' As I've gotten older and have a family and reach back for those relationships and those memories and that ring means as much to me and them as anything," he added.
Showalter's work in Albany earned him a spot on the parent club coaching staff and when Stump Merrill was let go following the 1991 campaign, Showalter became the Yankee's 13th manager in 18 years and youngest (at age 35) since 1914.
In his second season the Yankees finished 88-74, good for second in the East. The next year the club was in first place with a 70-43 record when the season ended due to players' strike, and Showalter was named Manager-of-the-Year.
The Yankees (79-65) won the wild-card in 1995, but lost 3-2 in the Division Series to Seattle. Owner George Steinbrenner then insisted Showalter replace some of his coaches. Instead, Showalter walked away from the organization he had spent almost two decades with.
"It broke my heart when I had to leave there because he wanted to get rid of coaches. It was no other reason than that," Showalter said, noting media references over the years that say he was 'fired.'
"I kind of chuckle to this day when somebody uses the word 'fired.' I had two contract offers to come back and manage there, but it was without my coaches, who were a big part of why we were successful. It's like my dad told me a long time ago, at some point you're gonna have to plant your feet and make a stand. It hurt, it hurt a lot. I didn't want to leave."
Despite the circumstances of his parting, Showalter had gotten used to the very hands-on Steinbrenner.
"I spent 19 years with the Yankee organization, so I understood the job description. It was part of it," Showalter said. "He owned the team and I was very fortunate. He allowed me to support my family for 19 years in a job I loved and nobody wanted to hear you complain about some of the challenges you might face there. But anybody would love to have an owner as intent on winning as he was. He was all about winning and I think that's why he and I got along okay."
While Joe Torre took over the Yankees and finished the work begun by Showalter, the former Yankee manager was quickly snatched up by the expansion Arizona Diamondbacks, where he was charge of building a franchise that wouldn't play its first game until 1998.
Showalter guided the Diamondbacks to the playoffs in just their second year, but was fired after they slipped to third place in 2000.
In 2003, he was hired by Texas, where he won his second Manager-of-the-Year Award when the team improved to by 18 wins and from fourth place to third in his second season. However, after two more third place finishes he was let go in 2006.
Showalter joined ESPN's Baseball Tonight crew and says he never obsessed over managing again and enjoyed working on the broadcast side.
"They're very passionate about sports. It kind of reaffirmed what I thought about that industry. Mostly the good," Showalter said.
Midway through the 2010 season however, Baltimore manager Dave Tremblay was fired and GM Lee McPhail interviewed four candidates including Showalter and Bobby Valentine. Showalter took over on Aug. 2 and guided the club to a 34-23 finish. Last year's team went 69-93, its 14th straight losing season.
This year's club won 19-of-its-first-28 games and remains in the playoff hunt despite playing in baseball's only division where every team has a .500 record or better. Showalter appears to have connected well with his young core, three of whom — Johnson, outfielder Adam Jones, catcher Matt Wieters — were named to the All-Star team.
"He's done a great job of working with me and trying to make me a better player and he's done that for a lot of guys on this team," Wieters said. "You expect to win, you put in the work to where you're gonna be able to win. I think that's the biggest thing that Buck can bring, the mentality that we can do it with the guys in this room."
Jones, who recently signed a six-year, $85.5 million contract extension, appreciates Showalter's candor.
"He lets it fly. We're grown men at this level," Jones said. "You reach this level you've been told enough crazy stuff and enough BS in your life. If you wanna know the truth, he's the man to ask. He just wants his players to know that you can trust him. At the end of it, he's gonna tell you the truth and he's not gonna sugarcoat it."
"Leadership basically is defining reality, and if you define enough reality along the way you're probably going to step on some toes," Showalter said.
He appears to have grown much more comfortable with the press over the years, certainly in comparison to his days in Albany when he was more cautious than quotable.
"I was surprised to learn what a good sense of humor Buck has and how much he actually enjoys talking with the media," said Rich Dubroff, a sportswriter who covers the Orioles.
Showalter knows that despite all the winning he's done in the majors, each of his teams has made it to the World Series after he left, but he's comfortable with his approach.
"There's a process," he explained. "One thing I've learned is you can't cheat the process of getting where you want to get. And sometimes you may not be around for the endgame. That's okay, it doesn't keep you from doing what's right."
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Dynamics and RelativityISBN: 978-0-470-01460-8
338 pages
March 2009
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A new title in the Manchester Physics Series, this introductory text emphasises physical principles behind classical mechanics and relativity. It assumes little in the way of prior knowledge, introducing relevant mathematics and carefully developing it within a physics context. Designed to provide a logical development of the subject, the book is divided into four sections, introductory material on dynamics, and special relativity, which is then followed by more advanced coverage of dynamics and special relativity. Each chapter includes problems ranging in difficulty from simple to challenging with�solutions for solving problems.
- Includes�solutions for solving problems
- Numerous worked examples included throughout the book
- Mathematics is carefully explained and developed within a physics environment
- Sensitive to topics that can appear daunting or confusing


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