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The Analysis of a Feed Component Imported into South Africa for Aflatoxin in Relation to Fungal and Mycotoxin Contamination
Mike F. Dutton1 G. Andersson2 E. V. Reiter3 E. Razzazi-Fazeli4 M. Mwanza1
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Currently there is concern with respect to the occurrence of mycotoxins in feed commodities, which could result in the loss of animal production and danger to consumers. Recent legislation to control the trading of such contaminated materials has been initiated with the result that it is imperative to be able to analyse for mycotoxins in feed commodities, rapidly and with sufficient accuracy to ensure that bulk cargoes of such materials are within set safety limits.
Keywords: aflatoxin; cotton-seed meal; sampling; analysis; feed
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Over the years of my advocating, I've tried to explain Neuroendocrine Cancer to many people outside the community. Some 'get it' but many don't. Most understand 'Cancer', they have real difficultly understanding 'Neuroendocrine'. Despite how hard I try, I can see that some of them just don't get it!
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The difference between the two photographs is stark. The first, from 1981, shows a lively neighborhood off of French Road next to the Detroit City Airport packed with houses. By the time the second photo was taken, in 1997, however, the area had been decimated. Many of the houses are gone, and the remaining ones are surrounded by empty lots left behind from the houses that were demolished. It is also clear that the surrounding businesses have suffered from people moving out. The parking lot next to the neighborhood— full of cars in 1981— was bulldozed by 1997. Many of the abandoned homes show evidence of fire damage, and the empty lots have become dumping grounds.
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Exposing the Enemy and Going Forth with the TruthJune 30, 2009 at 10:57 am | Posted in Acts | 20 Comments
Tags: Acts 10, Acts 5, Acts 8, Acts 9, Ananias & Sapphira, Baptism of the Holy Ghost, Genesis 42, God-fearers, Isaiah 53, Lamb of God, Luke 22, Matthew 16, Philip, road to Damascus, Samaritans, Saul of Tarsus, Simon the Sorcerer, simony, the Ethiopian eunuch
Acts Chapter 8 introduces us to Saul of Tarsus, who would become the Apostle Paul.
And Saul was consenting unto his death. And at that time there was a great persecution against the church which was at Jerusalem; and they were all scattered abroad throughout the regions of Judaea and Samaria, except the apostles.
Acts 8:1
Saul saw Stephen stoned, and he approved of it. But you have to wonder if it affected him – if God used it to begin to prick his conscience.
And he said, Who art thou, Lord? And the Lord said, I am Jesus whom thou persecutest: it is hard for thee to kick against the pricks.
Acts 9:5
Something was bothering Saul, stabbing at his conscience as he charged down the road to Damascus like an angry bull.
As for Saul, he made havock of the church, entering into every house, and haling men and women committed them to prison.
Acts 8:2
He "wreaked havoc" on the early Church – tore it to pieces like a wild beast – the way Samson once did to a lion (which normally tears the lamb.) But the early Church was empowered by the Lamb of God; persecution only caused it to grow.
Therefore they that were scattered abroad went every where preaching the word. Then Philip went down to the city of Samaria, and preached Christ unto them.
Acts 8:4-5
Philip went to Samaria. The Samaritans were half-Jewish and half-Gentile. When the Assyrians had conquered the northern tribes of Israel, they brought in people to intermarry. The Samaritans were the second ethnic group in Acts upon which God poured His Spirit.
Philip's revelations were confirmed by special miracles for a special ethnic group.
But there was a certain man, called Simon, which beforetime in the same city used sorcery, and bewitched the people of Samaria, giving out that himself was some great one:
Acts 8:9
Simon was doing satanic miracles; Philip was doing God-empowered miracles.
To whom they all gave heed, from the least to the greatest, saying, This man is the great power of God. And to him they had regard, because that of long time he had bewitched them with sorceries.
Acts 8:10-11
Simon's miracles bewitched the people; Philip's preaching set them free.
Satan got Simon to infiltrate Philip's ministry.
And when Simon saw that through laying on of the apostles' hands the Holy Ghost was given, he offered them money, Saying, Give me also this power, that on whomsoever I lay hands, he may receive the Holy Ghost. But Peter said unto him, Thy money perish with thee, because thou hast thought that the gift of God may be purchased with money.
Acts 8:18-20
The laying-on of hands is there in Chapter 8, but not in Chapter 10 when the Gentiles receive the Holy Ghost. Laying-on of hands is not necessary for Spirit baptism – and notice that only the Apostles could do it. There is only one prerequisite for Spirit-baptism: Salvation.
Simon the sorcerer has a word named for him: simony. Simony is the buying and selling of church offices. Simon was willing to pay for the ability to lay hands on people and impart the Holy Spirit to them. There is much division and confusion and strife about this among the professing Christian church today, and, obviously, if you read this, you can do what you want, but I would be very careful about paying money – whether you call it a "love offering" or "sowing a seed" or whatever – for some "anointed" object.
Peter was very good at ferreting out Satan, and he spoke harshly to Satan's secret agents when they were exposed. When he exposed Ananias, Peter asked him, "Why hath Satan filled thine heart to lie to the Holy Ghost?" (Acts 5:3) He told Simon:
Repent therefore of this thy wickedness, and pray God, if perhaps the thought of thine heart may be forgiven thee. For I perceive that thou art in the gall of bitterness, and in the bond of iniquity.
Acts 8:22-23
It is possible that Ananias and Sapphira would have destroyed the church in Jerusalem, and likewise Simon could have destroyed the church in Samaria. It may be that Peter was so good at spotting Satan's infiltration tactics because of his past experience with Satan trying to infiltrate the disciples through Peter himself.
But he turned, and said unto Peter, Get thee behind me, Satan: thou art an offence unto me: for thou savourest not the things that be of God, but those that be of men.
Matthew 16:23
And the Lord said, Simon, Simon, behold, Satan hath desired to have you, that he may sift you as wheat: But I have prayed for thee, that thy faith fail not: and when thou art converted, strengthen thy brethren.
Luke 22:31-32
Acts Chapter 8 also contains the important account of the Ethiopian eunuch. This Ethiopian servant would have been wealthy – he was riding in a fancy chariot. And it may be that he was not a real "eunuch" in the modern sense of the term, but rather a high-ranking servant who had retained the name. In any event, he had a scroll of Isaiah – which would have been very rare to have in those days. He apparently had an interest in being a Jewish proselyte. However, if he was in fact a real "eunuch," he would have been barred from temple worship due to his physical mutilation. He could have still been what was known as a "God-fearer" (this is what Cornelius was). God-fearers were Gentiles who tried to observe the Jewish laws and rites, even though they could not be true Jews. Joseph pretended to be an Old Testament example of this. He gave his brothers a hint when he sent them home, saying, "This do and live; for I fear God." (Genesis 42:18)
And Philip ran thither to him, and heard him read the prophet Esaias, and said, Understandest thou what thou readest?
Acts 8:30
The Ethiopian was reading from Isaiah 53:
He was oppressed, and he was afflicted, yet he opened not his mouth: he is brought as a lamb to the slaughter, and as a sheep before her shearers is dumb, so he openeth not his mouth. He was taken from prison and from judgment: and who shall declare his generation? for he was cut off out of the land of the living: for the transgression of my people was he stricken.
Isaiah 53:7-8
This passage of Scripture deals with the Messiah as a substitutionary sacrifice.
Then Philip opened his mouth, and began at the same scripture, and preached unto him Jesus. And as they went on their way, they came unto a certain water: and the eunuch said, See, here is water; what doth hinder me to be baptized? And Philip said, If thou believest with all thine heart, thou mayest. And he answered and said, I believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. And he commanded the chariot to stand still: and they went down both into the water, both Philip and the eunuch; and he baptized him. And when they were come up out of the water, the Spirit of the Lord caught away Philip, that the eunuch saw him no more: and he went on his way rejoicing.
Acts 8:35-39
Please note that the Ethiopian had to be saved before he could be baptized.
Philip was "caught away" – this implies a supernatural phenomenon. He ended up at Azotus, and then preached his way back to Caesarea – about 60 miles. There are few spiritual events that will energize your Christian life like leading someone to the Lord and seeing him saved.
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Harrowing confrontations with the merciless Ilse Witch and the monstrous Antrax have taken their toll on the intrepid heroes aboard the airship Jerle Shannara. But their darkest adversary now snaps at their heels, in the form of the Morgawr—feeder upon the souls of his enemies and centuries-old sorcerer of unimaginable might with a fleet of airships and a crew of walking dead men at his command. The Morgawr's goal is twofold: find and control the fabled ancient books of magic and destroy the dark disciple who betrayed him—the Ilse Witch. Now at the mercy of those who seek vengeance against her, the Ilse Witch's only protector is her long-lost brother, Bek Ohmsford, who is determined to redeem his beloved sister... and to fulfill her destiny.
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Jeanette M. Sanchez is a native of Santa Fe, New Mexico, and has been a Licensed Aesthetician/Laser Technician for 15 years. She has worked under several dermatologists and has an extensive background in this field. Jeanette graduated from the Aveda Institute, and attended the National Institute of Medical Aesthetics (NIMA) were she received her laser technician certification. She also holds an AA in Medical Assisting from Santa Fe Community College. When she is not working, Jeanette enjoys running, hiking, and most of all spending time with her children and family. She prides herself in serving her clients and patients with the best skin care possible and she anticipates furthering her career in medical aesthetics to broaden the services she offers to better serve her clients.
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As work and the other aspects of our lives blend, lifestyle becomes the primary lens through which all facets come into focus. In this light, individuals are taking more ownership of their own life and work choices.
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It is no secret that the global population is exploding, or that the majority of that growth is urban. Cities will inevitably have to accommodate populations that are not only larger but significantly more diverse. This diversity will be expressed across the board, from demographic and international migration patterns, to economic practices, evolving ideas about work and the workplace and the make-up of individual lives. Diversification is a defining feature of the world we live in. Cities are where diverse cultural and lifestyle strands mix, collide, and spur changes that affect many aspects of human life, including work.
The nature of work and the composition of the cities are changing together. Beyond the detachment of work from the traditional workplace, tech-enabled mobility implies a shift in emphasis, from where you work to responding to how you work. (This is especially true for knowledge workers.) The customs of 20th century office culture are being challenged by ones that allow people and businesses to work most effectively regardless of their physical location. The extreme of this trend is the rising number of contract workers, who perform services on an ad hoc basis. By 2025, contract workers are projected to compose nearly 70 percent of the workforce. Many of these "free agents" will enjoy more leeway in choosing their own work and lifestyle; others will come to terms with stitching together more dispersed careers.
Without the support of traditional work structures (a single workplace, an assigned desk, career ladder, etc.), this international generation of freelancers will be tasked with finding a means of security outside of the career job. But what is lost in security will be made up for in many other ways. Open source economic models that engage this growing community are being conceived as robust alternatives to the traditional conglomerate, capable of fostering cohorts of disparate entrepreneurs, for whom work meshes with personal and community lives, and who rely more on social networks than formal work organizations. Cities are recognizing the need to support such informal social networks, which are reshaping our collective definition of contemporary urban life.
What we are seeing is the emergence of a culture of choice. As work and the other aspects of our lives blend, lifestyle becomes the primary lens through which all facets come into focus. In this light, individuals are taking more ownership of their own life and work choices. More individuals are choosing to live in cities and subsist via an ongoing series of temporary work relationships. What they expect in return, from the urban communities they call work and home, is a lifestyle conducive to their 21st century affectations. They want to customize every aspect of their lives and they want the power to do so to spring from technology.
Gensler's Los Angeles office sees that on the workplace scale, the culture of choice takes the form of a completely new typology of workplace, one which goes beyond the open office and addresses the changing workplace and worker needs. The days of the uniform office plan are numbered; in its stead we will see flexible work environments that can take the form of each work mode. Personalization and diversification go hand-in-hand. With the ability to work anywhere at any time and the increased integration between work and personal life, the physical boundaries that define work spaces will continue to erode, while new work modes and specialized stations evolve—within and without office walls. Now that the tablet computer constitutes a mobile work station, the future creative workplace will assume a nodal model that embodies the nature of the decentralized city.
This changing nature of work means that work is integrated into the city rather than located within it. But the city has to be brought up to speed with the changing cultural landscape. To do this, our Raleigh office identified 100 acres of residual downtown space, left-over during this past century of sprawl, which they propose filling-in with flexible mixed-use developments. In their proposal, previously unused and neglected spaces will be refit to spawn a dense and vibrant environment. These infill sites can host all sorts of activities: empty lots become sports venues by day and with the help of a few props beer gardens by night. Temporary retail outfits, offices, studios, restaurants, and gardens can start to grow the city from within.
The growing complexity and diversity of urban life means more innovative environments. Elaborating the benefits of interdisciplinary partnerships, Gensler's Baltimore office put another spin on mixed-use development. They proposed an innovation landscape where government, industry and higher education create partnerships with and become anchors for the larger city, a city where entrepreneurs and students of the future will want to live and work. The proximity to research institutions and an architecturally rich array of existing buildings prime Baltimore Street to be a neighborhood where working, living, and learning happen in concert, and together form a strong foundation for emerging generations to thrive and contribute to their cities, fields, and the world beyond.
Diversification is a trend impacting the core of who we are and how we conduct our lives. By imagining longer lifespans, Gensler's Chicago office explores the future of choice in an urban context. How would we choose to live? What would change? If experiences were to drag on for five centuries, our daily life might seem monotonous, and the linearity of life may morph into different patterns. This is already happening with lifelong learning and ongoing education as a competitive necessity, with people taking second careers and hobbies becoming professionally supported endeavors.
Seeing life in this diverse way brings the question of choice and variety into relief. We see there is space to change habits, professions, and to chart our own paths. We embrace change and seek differing points of view. More than choosing from different options, the point is that this charting is about grasping our own capacity for directing and even generating them. We remain curious about how can we plan our cities and adapt ourselves to accommodate this lifestyle shift?
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Greeley's economic development efforts to expand after the first of the year
December 25, 2014
Now that Greeley has experienced some post-recession breathing room, all hopes are 2015 will bring even bigger and better things for the economy.
One thing for sure that will change is how city officials handle economic development.
"We were at a point with resources that we thought it was a good time to take it from an economic development director to an entire department," said City Manager Roy Otto
The most natural fit would have been to slide current director of economic development, Bruce Biggi into that role. However, Bruce announced recently he was making a career change and would be leaving the city after seven years, effective Dec. 31. Biggi's salary is $87,224.
"I am truly thankful for the opportunity to have worked with the city council, city manager, executive team members, economic development partners and community members dedicated to improving the economic health and wellbeing of the Greeley community," Biggi said.
Otto said he plans to start looking for someone to become the department head sometime in January. He didn't have a lot of details on what the new department would look like yet or how it would operate because he wants whomever he hires to be involved in the reorganization. Otto said he's not even sure how many or in what capacity additional employees are needed to function.
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He did say he made the decision because he believes now is the time for the city to make a bigger investment into its economic development.
"We could move on more if we had more resources," Otto said. "We want there to be more assertiveness. At the end of the day that will help us."
Biggi will be transitioning into commercial real estate, hoping to use his community planning and economic development experience in the brokerage field.
"He was definitely an instrumental member of our staff," Otto said, adding he was at the head of many large commercial expansions and developments. "He was also key staff on enterprise zone benefits and responsible for the language we have in our economic incentive ordinance."
Biggi said he believes his greatest accomplishment was helping Greeley emerge from the recession as one of the nation's strongest economies by gradually strengthening the core primary industries of agriculture and energy.
"This included working with JBS USA to expand their corporate presence and re-establish their JBS Carriers division, and of course the development of the Leprino Foods plant has helped both Greeley's and Weld County's economic health. The Noble Energy facility, DCP Midstream and related oil service and supply firms have made a major contribution to improvements in high wage employment opportunities."
Biggi said he hopes the community continues to focus on improving its regional and national image, strengthening its K-12 educational programs, and investing in its quality of life, transportation and redevelopment programs.
"I'm excited for him," Otto said. "He has good knowledge of what Greeley's strategic plans are. It will be helpful having someone understand the supply chain. He has a really great understanding of all that. And it ties in very well."


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As it was expected, the game against Everton turned out to be a difficult game. However, we coped with it admirably, despite a slow start and showed the world that we are gunning for glory.
The overall team performance was above average. Most of the players who were disappointing in the first half stepped up the gear in the second which proved to be decisive.
The defense at times looked vulnerable but they did enough to keep the Everton players at bay.
The midfield players in the first half failed to make much impact but in the second half they dominated the game. There was a moment in the second half when we had hundred percent possession.
Upfront the movement was good but we couldn't finish our chances, most of which were quite difficult. However, Arshavin's finish was a beauty.
However, the best thing about yesterday's win was that we never lost our focus, never stopped trying and despite not playing our best game, we still got the maximum points. In the past we have lost such games because we wouldn't keep our patience and eventually drop points.
Coming to player ratings:
Szczesny (6): Had a quiet game as he didn't have much to do. Wasn't at fault for the goal. Produced one good save but must improve his distribution. Although I don't like time wasting but it was good to see he was taking time as most teams do against us when they are leading.
Sagna (6.5): A decent game from the Frenchman. Was caught once or twice but covered up well and produced some good interceptions late on.
Djourou (6.5): He too had a decent game. Did well on most occasions but it wasn't good to see that he at times allowed the Everton players to get past him quite easily.
Koscielny (7.5): A very good game from the Frenchman. Gave no space to Saha and was always early to clear the ball. Aerially was also dominant. Went close to scoring a couple of times and got the all important winning goal.
Clichy (8): Top game, didn't put a foot wrong. From start to finish was solid at the back and upfront was a continuous threat. Produced a great run late on.
Wilshere (5.5): Didn't make a good start and at times gave away the ball very cheaply. Improved his game in the second half. Produced one great pass to Van Persie, that would have been a goal any other day.
Fabregas (6.5): He too didn't make much of an impact in the first half. Got into good positions but couldn't finish. However, in the second produced some delightful balls one of which led to a goal.
Song (5): Good work rate but wasn't at his best. Didn't make much of an impact in attack and failed to make his presence felt in the middle. He got substituted after the first half due to an injury.
Walcott (6): Was a constant threat but I feel he wasn't utilized enough. Did his part in defense.
Van Persie (6.5): Again some nice touches and good movement but couldn't finish when required. Delivered some excellent corners one of which led to a goal. Went close to scoring form a free kick and helped the team in defending.
Rosicky (5.5): He had an anonymous game. Produced one great pass to Fabregas and had one shot on goal besides helping in defense.
Arshavin (8) was great when he came on. Showed urgency and desire and coolly slotted the equalizer. Diaby (7) also made a quick impact in stabilizing our midfield. Had some good moments but still he needs to be quick in making decisions. Bendtner (6.5) looked confident but still needs to improve a lot. Went close to scoring with an overhead kick.


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Eric and Kaye Jackson are currently involved in planning and hosting African conferences with the ICLRS. Eric recently served with Kaye as mission president over the Uganda-Ethiopia-South Sudan-Rwanda Mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Eric and Kaye previously served as the Area Public Affairs Directors for the Africa South East Area for the Church. Eric formed the Jackson Group of Peterbilt stores. Prior to that formation, he had owned Peterbilt franchises, as well as purchasing a company from General Motors. Eric was born in Oklahoma and received his bachelor's degree from Central Oklahoma University.
Kaye was born in rural southwest Oklahoma. She attended Central Oklahoma University and has been involved with the family businesses throughout the years. She served with Eric on two LDS missions in Africa for six years. Kaye and Eric are parents of six children and 21 grandchildren.


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Heritage Open Days Unlock Eastbourne's History
20 August 2018
Heritage Open Days return on 6 – 9 and 13 – 16 September, unlocking some of Eastbourne's hidden heritage sites in a series of free tours and events.
From the 13th century medieval farmhouse at Wilmington Priory to behind the scenes tours at the Royal Hippodrome Theatre, Heritage Open Days is a chance to join guided tours and get a rare glimpse behind locked away treasures.
Eastbourne Borough Council Lead Cabinet Member for Tourism and Enterprise, Cllr Margaret Bannister said "Eastbourne is full of hidden historic treasures and this is a fantastic opportunity to take a sneak peek inside and discover more about the wonderful stories from Eastbourne's past."
At the Italian Gardens, Friends of Meads Parks and Gardens will be celebrating this hidden gem with 1920s costumes and music, while the Dovecote across town in Motcombe Park will be opening up for stories of rats, ruins and regeneration.
St Mary the Virgin Church are lining up guided tours of its 12th Century Norman style architecture, and over at Stone Cross Windmill, the flour mill will be opening up and working its magic.
The Wish Tower, one of only two remaining public owned Martello Towers, will be open for seafront visitors to explore inside and enjoy magnificent views from the roof, while keen soldiers can step back in time at the Redoubt Fortress and join a tour or try out the augmented reality app.
At Towner, a free art store tour celebrating the women of Towner, is set to feature a special focus on female artists from their extensive collection in the year of 'Extraordinary Women'.
Leaf Hall, originally opened as 'The Workman's Hall' by the Duke of Devonshire, will be offering guided tours, and Eastbourne Heritage Centre will be revealing the history of the Duke's 'Pleasure Ground', Devonshire Park, as well as 70 years of the NHS, in their current exhibitions.
The full list of events and open times includes:
• Motcombe Dovecote, 7 Sept, 2 – 5pm
• The Leaf Hall, 13 – 15 Sept, 11am – 3pm & 16 Sept, 11am – 1pm (tours 11.30am each day)
• Italian Gardens, 13 – 16 Sept, 2 – 5pm (music and costumes on 15-16 Sept only)
• Eastbourne Heritage Centre, 6 – 9 Sept, 10am – 4pm
• Redoubt Fortress, 8 – 9 Sept, 10am – 5pm, daily talk at 11am and tours at 12.30 and 2.30pm (booking essential)
• Royal Hippodrome, 13 Sept, 10am – 4pm
• St Mary's Church, 7 – 8 & 14 - 15 Sept, tours 10am – 12pm. Plus tours 2.30 – 4.30pm (7 & 14 Sept only)
• Stone Cross Windmill, 8 – 9 Sept, 10am – 4pm
• Towner Art Gallery, 8 Sept, tour at 3pm (booking essential)
• Wilmington Priory, 14 – 16 Sept, 10am – 4pm
• Wish Tower, 8 – 9 & 15 – 16 Sept, 10am – 4pm
For more information visit www.heritageopendays.org.uk or www.visiteastbourne.com.


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10600 Dutton Court
In time, the kids will come to appreciate the pancakes spread out before them on the back patio of this 4-bed, 4.5-bath home. For now, however, their sights are set on the pond, the pool and a morning of pure joy at the Family Barn that's peeking through the trees. Those in the dining room with its own pocket of intimacy can heap praise on the meal at the same time they reflect on a day on the slopes beyond the window. Such is the power of gathering, of having the space and making the time to create memories that will long outlast even the finest flapjacks. That sense of connection is on you in a flash as you enter a great room with pitched wood ceilings, wood floors, stout beams, and a stone fireplace. The kitchen that oversees the scene has a large, granite workspace and dining counter and, a few feet away, a screened-in porch with forest views, fan, and a swing. Down the hall is a master bedroom with fireplace, views of Lookout Mountain, private patio and large bath. Upstairs is another master suite with its own fireplace and a deck gazing off to Lookout Mountain. Up here, you'll also find two more bedrooms, including one with its own deck.
This 3,187-square-foot home's handsome exterior includes western red cedar siding, Falls Creek stonework, and red trim Montana ghostwood complementing the red Sierra Pacific window frames. Cabinets are knotty alder, counters are granite and marble, ceilings are tongue-and-groove pine, and floors are engineered hickory hardwood. In the pantry is a wine refrigerator holding up to 48 bottles. The downstairs patio has gas hookup and barbecue, a wooden canopy of shade, fireplace, outdoor dining and, of course, that view of the Barn that has a way of capturing imaginations and creating memories.
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To the Editor:
Re "A System Breeding More Waste," by David Leonhardt (Economic Scene column, Sept. 23):
Mr. Leonhardt's article is a good-faith effort to discuss both sides of an emotional issue. It acknowledges the fact that a majority of wrongfully injured patients never seek compensation. That means that culpable doctors get away with medical negligence.
Under our system of justice no doctor is held to account for a "mistake," but only for falling below the established standard of reasonable medical care that is, being negligent.
Some believe that the most effective reform would be a cap on damages an artificial limit on negligently injured patients' compensation. No state that has imposed such limits, to my knowledge, has seen a reduction in medical negligence or even a meaningful reduction in doctors' malpractice insurance premiums.
Saying to a child or any patient who, because of negligent medical care, sustains permanent brain damage that his or her inability to have a normal life should be "fairly" compensated with $250,000 or $500,000 (for noneconomic damages) reduces medical negligence to a determinable cost of doing business for insurance companies and negligent doctors. Such "reform" is unfair to patients. Patrick J. Kenneally
Chicago, Sept. 23, 2009
The writer is a personal injury lawyer.
To the Editor:
David Leonhardt did a fairly good job of reviewing some of the statistics in the debate about including medical liability reform in pending health care legislation. But I'd like to add two salient points.
Though Harvard School of Public Health researchers set out to prove in a 2006 study that medical malpractice litigation really isn't a problem, their integrity compelled them to publish the pesky fact that about 40 percent of malpractice lawsuits filed each year in America are "groundless."
Also relevant to the discussion is a somewhat static rate of medical errors in the United States during the past several decades, excluding considerable improvement within the field of anesthesiology.
We should always seek further reduction of such errors. But so long as medicine is practiced by imperfect human beings, errors will never be eliminated entirely no matter how many groundless lawsuits trial lawyers impose on our health care system.
Darren McKinney
Director of Communications
American Tort Reform Association
Washington, Sept. 23, 2009
To the Editor:
David Leonhardt's article about tort reform brought to light important misconceptions about malpractice trials and awards. As a physician, I can say that, from medical school onward, we are taught to fear lawsuits and to practice medicine defensively.
This is reinforced throughout one's career by seminars and educational material from the malpractice insurance carriers. I appreciated Mr. Leonhardt's compassion for the suffering of the physician who does end up being sued.
As the mother of a child who was severely impaired after negligent post-operative care, I know that the experience of a malpractice trial is easily as traumatic for the patient and the patient's family.
Without the aid of motivated lawyers, the individual patient is powerless against wealthy hospital corporations and their defense teams.
When participating in discussions of tort reform, I would encourage my colleagues to remember that, but for chance, they could one day find themselves in the position of being the injured party rather than that of the defendant. Gale Organist
Sleepy Hollow, N.Y., Sept. 23, 2009
To the Editor:
I found most of David Leonhardt's article to be enlightening and insightful. But I took offense at his statement, "Imagine if the government paid for more research into which treatments really do make people healthier a step many doctors don't like."
The truth is that physicians are actively looking for ways to enhance patient care. Hundreds of articles are published every day in medical journals discussing new treatment modalities. Physician-scientists in fact look forward to more government funding into comparative research. This is evidenced by the thousands of applications to President Obama's health care challenge grant with the explicit goal of performing comparative effectiveness research.
Physicians are working hard every day trying to enhance patient care.
Casey K. Ng
New York, Sept. 23, 2009
The writer is chief resident, urology, at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center.


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This month I'm sharing a story from my WWF colleagues Nickson Orwa, Neema Suya and Hassan Mohammed who are accompanying some of our partners on an exchange visit to the Maasai Mara…
Learning by seeing is one of the best ways in which we learn and we've found this to be true time and time again through our work with the local community in Boni-Dodori. Classroom trainings are simply not effective, but practical training and awareness creation works wonders. And that's precisely why we're supporting representatives of the local community and other partners to visit work we are supporting in the Maasai Mara.
The Maasai Mara is the home to the seventh wonder of the world – the incredible wildebeest migration, which takes place every year between the Serengeti of Tanzania and the Maasai Mara in Kenya. The Maasai Mara is also home to all members of the 'Big Five' (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhinoceros) and the Maa (Maasai) community, a group with a very rich cultural history.
There are seventeen of us, mostly from two communities in Lamu County on the North East coast of Kenya, on this journey. And it's been a long journey! The forests of Boni-Dodori are more than 600 kilometres from the Maasai Mara and for many in our group this trip is the furthest they have ever travelled from home. But once in the Maasai Mara and adorned with traditional Maasai regalia, from a distance it's hard to tell our group apart from local cattle herders – especially once the dancing has started!
Over the course of four days we are visiting four conservancies (Enonkishu, Mara North, Naboisho and Olare Orok) all of which are part of the Mara Wildlife Conservancies Association (MWCA) and located adjacent to the Maasai Mara National Reserve. We support conservancy work in Boni-Dodori so this trip is a great opportunity for us and our partners to share experiences and learn from each other.
Our conservations so far have been diverse – from looking at the role played by women in conservation, to issues of land ownership and its implication on the sustainable management of wildlife, to benefit sharing arrangements between landowners and other community members and the role of county governments. Maasai Mara forms part of a trans-boundary landscape – shared with Tanzania – so there's also been some interesting conversations on the implications this has for management, particularly poaching.
All too soon it's going to be time to head home, but we're excited and armed with key lessons and ideas to take back with us!
We wish to acknowledge the financial support offered by Size of Wales; and the UK Government through the Darwin Initiative and DFID.


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Julie Iraninejad, M.Ed. is a Certified Positive Discipline Parent Educator, a Certified Positive Discipline Classroom Educator, and a Certified Positive Discipline Trainer who trains Classroom Teachers and Parent Educators for the Positive Discipline Association. Julie has a Masters of Education in Montessori/Early Childhood Education and has many years of teaching experience. She holds current teaching certificates in early childhood education, elementary education, and bilingual education, as well as Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) diplomas in Infancy and Primary Montessori. She has been trained in restorative justice and restorative practices by the International Institute of Restorative Practices (IIRP) and is currently working towards a Masters of Science in Restorative Practices. She is a Virtues Project Facilitator and has helped encourage and empower families and communities in character education for twenty years. Most importantly, she is a wife and mother of two precious children.
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Harry Phibbs asks, who will be the next US President?
Harry Phibbs hopes the next US President will succeed on the basis of substance - not balloons and soundbites?
The overlap between political parties certainly in political rhetoric and to some extent in ideology and policy that we have adjusted to in Britain since the advent of New Labour and, to an even greater extent, since David Cameron's leadership of the Conservatives, is well established in he United States. It has always been well understood that some Republicans are to the "Left" of some Democrats.
For example on the issue of race there have been some Republicans willing to go along with "affirmative action" programmes for years. The Democrats have included a large block of Dixiecrats - white southern voters who were often pretty openly racist. In contrast the Republicans are able to proudly describe themselves as "the Party of Lincoln". Despite this the overall picture has been of a dismal failure by Republicans to capture the black vote broadly in line with an equivalent failure by the British Tories - "The party of Wilberforce".
Race could be a pretty big issue in the next US Presidential elections. There is a possibility that the Republicans will persuade Condoleezza Rice to stand and if elected secure a double first - the first black President and the first woman President.
She hasn't said she will stand yet. There is an elaborate etiquette about standing for US President. The done thing is to test out support before making any declaration. It is a prolonged flirting which drives the media into a frenzy. What is a little more discouraging is that Rice has actually denied she will stand rather than merely that she is undecided.
Despite this an entire Rice campaign is in place with all the paraphernalia of bumper stickers, coffee mugs, underwear, etc. Reading the website www.rice2008.com, it was clear that those involved believed that if they plead loudly enough Condi will regard it as bad manners not to stand for President:
NBC's Meet The Press moderator Tim Russert confronted Dr. Rice with a computer monitor featuring an Internet browser logged onto Rice 2008.com. Many observers, myself included, noted a usually unflappable Rice blushing at the sight of the RUN, CONDI, RUN! banner that headlined our page at that time. Again Dr Rice stated no intention of running for office - but there was a sheepish grin on her face that one might even call a smirk. We think there is definite cause for hope.The Democrats may well offer a black or a woman candidate as well. Hillary Clinton attempted to establish an American version of the NHS when her husband was President and the scheme proved an abject failure. Since then she has attempted to temper her left wing (or "liberal" as the Americans say) reputation by chirpily backing capital punishment and the Iraq War.
When she stood for the US Senate a group of Labour Party research assistants went over from Britain to campaign for her. Before they left I mentioned to one of them that she supports capital punishment and was greeted with disbelief.
Hillary's main rival for the Democrat nomination at the moment is a black male Barack Obama, who has been commended for being like a rock star on the campaign trail. But he has his critics. One scope for attack is that he smokes. So much of American politics is about "character" (to be positive about the preoccupation) or "lifestyle" (to be dismissive.)
Here is the Judicial Watch blog with their analysis:
Earlier this month, the media revealed a published memoir in which Obama blames negative stereotypes of young black men for driving him to be a cocaine-abusing "pothead junkie" when he was younger. The second-year senator wrote that an identity crisis arising from the realization that his life was shaped by a loving white family and negative stereotypes of young black men drove him to use drugs.For my part I am less interested in Barack's colour, or gender or Party, or whether or not he smokes, as in what he believes. What are his policies? What would he do? But as the Americans would say this shows I just don't "get it".
Though he says he no longer abuses illegal drugs, Obama still smokes cigarettes and one blogger wonders if a candidate who smokes can win the liberal vote. It asks, will the part of America that holds its nose when it walks into a smokey bar be willing to vote for a man addicted to cancer sticks?
When it comes to white men they are still in with a shout. There is John McCain. (Do you remember? He stood against the incumbent for the Republican nomination touring the country on the Straight Talk Express.) He has some clear messages about backing the Iraq war and favouring limited Government at home. He states:
Common sense conservatives believe that the government that governs least governs best; that government should do only those things individuals cannot do for themselves, and do them efficiently.Another white male looking for the Republican nomination is Rudy Giuliani, former Mayor of New York. His strengths include his tough and highly successful "zero tolerance" approach to policing in that city based on the "broken windows" theory. There is a problem for Rudy in that he believes that abortion should be allowed - those who regard it as representing an annual holocaust of unborn children quote understandably regard this as an irreconcilable barrier to supporting him.
Much rides on that principle: the integrity of the government, our prosperity; and every American's self-respect, which depends, as it always has, on one's own decisions and actions, and cannot be provided as another government benefit.
There is a long way to go. But I hope that whoever becomes the next US President will succeed on the basis of substance - not balloons and soundbites.
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LACTIC SIDRA lot 303
Regular price $100.00
We're continually in awe of the coffee from La Palma y El Tucan. We love using their coffee in competitions around the coffee world - finishing 3rd and 5th in the past two World Barista Championships. In both those instances, it was a Sidra micro-lot used, bringing us nostalgia when we taste this fresh lot, number 316.
Structurally this coffee is framed with high acidity and high sweetness balancing each other out. The acidity comes through in a mouthwatering grapefruit, backed up by grape candy-like sweetness. The mouthfeel is coating like honey and as the cup cools, it opens up into milk chocolate and pure sweetness.
This particular lot, number 303, was fermented anaerobically for 62 hours, then pulped, and fermented a secondary time aerobically for 24 hours. It was then dried for just about 17 days, with 15 days in raised beds and 40 hours in a mechanical dryer to finish it with precision. It was finished production in early June and we purchased it in July.
We have three roasts of this coffee, as we only purchased 25kg - that was all that was produced of lot 303.
The story of this unique variety of coffee is fascinating. Originally discovered in Ecuador, Sidra is a cross of Red Bourbon and Typica varieties. When La Palma y El Tucan received the seeds, they actually thought they were planting Red Bourbon. After watching the trees begin to develop, they noticed the morphology of the plant wasn't taking the form of Red Bourbon and had an agronomist come to the farm to help identify what it was. When they discovered it was this natural mutation known as Sidra, they were incredibly excited. The vibrancy and intensity from Sidra in this micro-region is always a treat to experience.
After visiting La Palma y El Tucan in August of 2017, we were so impressed with the drive and desire to create the worlds best coffees. We're thrilled to be establishing a partnership with the team there and very excited for what the future holds.
If you ever visit Colombia, it's a must visit destination. Just a short drive from Bogota in the scenic department of Cundinamarca.


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My brother just landed in the USA at Newark and told there were separate queues -- one for those who have entered the USA within the last two years on ESTA and the other for first time visitors. Why is this separation in place?
Why is there a separate queue at immigration for first time visitors and one for repeat?
Don't they collect fingerprints on your first visit? Possibly the airport only equipped certain booths with the scanners. I don't recall seeing such a distinction when I landed at DEN a few months back, so possibly it's a particular airport... – Roddy of the Frozen Peas Apr 11 '19 at 1:49
1Which airport? AFAIK this distinction is being phased out, and I was under the impression that it already had been. – Michael Hampton Apr 11 '19 at 2:50
1Maybe travel.stackexchange.com/a/115955/1362 ? First-timers have to see an officer to have their identities checked and be fingerprinted; others can have their identities verified with their fingerprints at an automatic kiosk. – Nate Eldredge Apr 11 '19 at 2:50
The airport is EWR, edited. – chx Apr 11 '19 at 3:12
@MichaelHampton Varies from airport to airport – Crazydre Apr 11 '19 at 5:39
That would be due to the APC kiosks of course, which, at certain airports, are only available to VWP nationals with a previous entry (i.e. having been fingerprinted and photographed). In addition, depending on the airport, it might be a requirement that a previous entry has been made on the currently held passport.
What's the point of fingerprinting if they don't it on every entry... – chx Apr 11 '19 at 6:29
@chx They do fingerprint on every entry, the point is that they can't compare you against your last prints if you've never been to the US before. – lambshaanxy Apr 11 '19 at 6:34
@jpatokal I think chx is confused about it because he as a Canadian is exempt from being fingerprinted. BTW, at certain airports first-time VWP visitors can now use the kiosks – Crazydre Apr 11 '19 at 21:50