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With so many factors affecting the time taken to finish lambs for sale, such as parasites and disease, trace element status can occasionally be over looked. Trace elements are required by the ruminant and all play vital roles in their growth, development and productivity. If these vital trace elements are not supplied in sufficient quantities to meet the daily needs it will take longer to finish the lambs.
An adequate supply of cobalt is critical for lamb growth. After cobalt is consumed by the lamb it reaches the rumen where bacteria utilise the cobalt to produce Vitamin B12. Vitamin B12 is required for glucose synthesis and so is vital in achieving a good food conversion ratio.
Ruminants have no capacity to store cobalt and as a result lambs are very susceptible to Vitamin B12 deficiency, also known as pine, resulting in poor growth rates. In order to tackle a cobalt deficiency a continuous supply of cobalt must be utilised (such as a bolus).
Selenium is required to produce proteins which ensure the immune system functions properly so plays an important role in disease defence. A relationship exists between selenium and iodine and so they must always be considered together when investigating suspected deficiencies.
Iodine is a component of the thyroid hormones T3 and T4. The thyroid hormones regulate the rate of metabolism and control the rate of absorption of carbohydrate from the gastrointestinal tract therefore heavily contributing to a good food conversion ratio. The utilisation of iodine in the body depends on selenium.
Copper is a component of enzymes which play a role in energy metabolism and immunity. It is very important to remember that copper can be toxic to sheep and so copper supplements should only be given if a deficiency has been diagnosed. Blue faced Leicester and Texel sheep are particularly susceptible to copper toxicity.
Zinc is critically involved in cell replication and the development of cartilage and bone. Deficiency results in: reduced growth rates, abnormal skeletal formation, delayed sexual development, dermatitis and poor hoof health.
The key thing to remember is that trace element supplementation should always be targeted based on diagnosed deficiencies. You will only see a benefit to supplementing trace elements where a deficiency exists.
Forage is incredibly variable not only between fields on the same farm but from year to year. You must also take into account any other supplementation given such as concentrates, lick buckets, drenches etc and you can begin to see that it's impossible to take a 'one shoe fits all' approach between different management systems.
You should work with your vet to determine which, if any, trace element imbalances are present. In addition to seeing no benefit to supplementation if no deficiencies exist- it may even harm lambs (copper and selenium can be toxic if over supplied).
From a commercial aspect there are two main considerations which justify the importance of investigation:
Certain sheep breeds, Blue faced Leicesters and Texels in particular, are susceptible to copper toxicity. Selenium may also be toxic if over supplied. Please consult a vet or nutritionist to utilise diagnostics to establish the need prior to supplementation.
Date editorial prepared: February 2018
About the Author:
Rachel Mallet is a Veterinary Surgeon, who now works as a Professional Services Vet providing technical support to vets, SQPs and farmers in the UK. Rachel is passionate about animal health and about promoting best practice and preventative medicine amongst farmers.
Bimeda UK are delighted to announce the launch of a new online CPD learning resource. The Bimeda E-Learning Portal can be found at bimeda-learning.co.uk and hosts a series of interactive CPD presentations and webinars, focused within Bimeda's core business areas of parasite control, nutrition, equine and dairy production.
Each module will contribute to the CPD requirements of veterinarians and SQPs, and a certificate is issued following on from the successful completion of the course, detailing the length of the training or the number of AMTRA points allocated, as relevant.
Bimeda UK's Professional Services Veterinarian, Rachel Mallet, commented: "The Bimeda UK team already strive to provide quality training to our customers, farmers and horse owners, to allow them to make informed decisions and recommendations regarding best practice for disease control and the promotion of animal welfare. In order to maintain our commitment to promoting best practice and responsible and targeted use of medicines we felt it was important to provide a learning platform which was easily accessible, for those unable to attend physical training sessions."
Our first online CPD module is hosted by Lesley Stubbings, independent sheep consultant, and focuses on the Spring threat of Nematodirus in young lambs.
Every month new learning modules will be added relevant to current or seasonal disease challenges. Future topics include liver fluke disease, sheep scab and gastrointestinal roundworm control.
To register for free to take part in these training sessions, vets and SQPs can register here: https://bimeda-learning.co.uk/.
Bimeda UK were pleased to host a very successful training evening in the Tannery Bar and Restaurant in Moira, Co. Armagh. The topic for the evening was sheep ecto-parasites with a focus on blowfly strike and sheep scab and best practise in relation to dealing with these parasites.
There was great attendance with over 40 SQPs as well as many others interested in learning about sheep ecto-parasites and best practise.
Rachel Mallet BVM&S MRCVS conducted the talk and spoke about each disease in turn. She explained the causes and treatment of Blowfly Strike first. This was a timely update as Blowfly season is only around the corner and SQPs were keen to learn about the parasite.
Next on the agenda was Sheep Scab. Rachel detailed the lifecycle of the parasite before going on to explain the clinical signs and diagnosis of the disease – which was of particular interest to SQPs. Rachel then went through the options for farmers to treat/prevent sheep scab. Here, sheep dipping was highlighted as the best option for both prevention and cure. Rachel pointed out that there has been a rise in the incidence of sheep scab on farms in the UK in the last 20 years and that recent work carried out that shows there is resistance of 3ML wormers emerging. SQPs were most interested in learning about these recent findings as this is a very important topic ahead of summer.
Also on the night, Rachel briefly covered trace element supplementation and how best for SQPs to advise farmers on the topic. She also outlined the best options to advise to help treat any deficiencies in the herd/flock, if they are present.
Finally, there was an interactive quiz that went down very well as well as an opportunity to ask questions with great audience participation. There was a real thirst for knowledge among SQPs ahead of the busy spring and summer periods.
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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
how to reuse old flea-market-y watercolors without spending big bucks for framing
if you're anything like me, one of your favorite things to buy at tag sales and flea markets is those old charming-yet-somewhat-inexpert watercolors and drawings done by less than famous artists. the problem is that the frames for these old pieces tend to be less than charming, and are often in really poor shape, and as we all know, new custom frames are devilish pricey these days. so, what to do? what i do when faced with this predicament is to pop out to my local west elm/pottery barn/ikea or the like, where i buy a nice plain frame with a mat for a very reasonable price. then, as above, i might just leave the mat as it comes, simply attaching the artwork from behind so that the most appealing parts of the scene show through the "windows" -- totally a new way of looking at the piece; or, alternatively, i just get to work with my exacto knife and adapt the mat to suit my purposes (more on this later). so, here, i took a $20 flea market watercolor of san francisco (complete with filthy, broken frame and some water marks), ditched the old frame, and popped it into a plain white west elm frame, which came with a mat for three 4x6s. i arranged the art behind the mat (without cutting or damaging it in any way), and used the piece to anchor the master bedroom mantle. perfect, since my husband and i have happy memories of some weekends away in SF when we lived in california . . .) easy and fun, perfect and done.
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Referee Graham Scott has been handed his second Manchester City assignment of the season and will take charge of this Saturday's FA Cup tie with Burnley at the Etihad Stadium.
Oxfordshire native Scott previously took charge of City's 2-0 win over Leicester at the King Power Stadium on November 18, a relatively incident-free game with just two yellow cards handed out.
The main controversy surrounding him that day was when he handed Vincent Kompany a yellow card for a foul on Jamie Vardy that many believed should have been a straight red.
This will be Scott's first Burnley appointment of the campaign.
Full list of appointments for Manchester City vs. Burnley in the FA Cup:
Referee: Graham Scott
Assistant Referee: Simon Bennett
Assistant Referee: Shaun Hudson
Fourth Official: Andy Haines


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The bets are on for who will succeed Benedict XVI
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The deliberations leading to the election of a new pope are shrouded in secrecy. And while the outcome is highly uncertain, bookmakers are giving revealing odds on the most likely candidates for the Catholic Church's top job.
As soon as Pope Benedict XVI announced he was resigning at the end of February, British bookmakers were giving betting odds on his possible successor.
There are 118 eligible members of the College of Cardinals who can attend the Papal Conclave in March to choose the next Bishop of Rome from among their numbers.
And while some predictions have been accurate – Joseph Ratzinger was widely tipped by bookmakers in 2005 – no-one anticipated his predecessor Karol Wojtyla's surprise election in 1978.
The outcome will remain shrouded in mystery until the cardinals signal that they have come to a decision, which have often been big surprises. The Vaticanologists' maxim is "he who enters the conclave as Pope, leaves as a cardinal" - meaning the most obvious candidate is rarely chosen.
Some likely candidates (bookies' odds from Tuesday, February 12):


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Christmas Reflections
At Christmas, we celebrate the birth of Jesus. It is a time of celebration with family and friends. It is a time of special joy in the Lord. Prior to Jesus' birth, God sent His angel Gabriel to Zechariah, whose wife Elizabeth gave birth to John the baptist. 13Your wife, Elisheva [Elizabeth], will bear you … [Read more…]


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Ayse's musical journey began at the age of five when her father enrolled her at the Conservatory of Istanbul. As a teen, she was inspired in her artistic pursuit by an aunt who ran off to study fine arts in Paris. Ayse soon followed, thanks to a scholarship, to study with the legendary Germaine Mounier at the École Normale de Musique de Paris.
Her journey continued once she received her conservatory degree as well as a degree in musicology at the University of Paris VIII.
She set off to perform and teach. She traveled to Italy, Germany and her native Turkey. Performance has always been important to Ayse in her role as a music educator.
In 1989 she departed for New York where she studied with great Soviet pianist Arkady Aronov. She returned to Paris in 1991 to teach, perform and studying conducting with Sergiu Celibidache, a celebrated principal conductor of several major European orchestras.
She studied with Marie-Françoise Bucquet who is known for her extensive recordings, concert tours and her own Paris concert series called "Sons Croisés". Ayse has been a guest artist for the "Sons Croisés" series which has hosted more than 200 musicians from 47 countries. Her work with Marie-Francoise proved enriching and inspiring. Ayse shares Marie-Françoise conviction that teaching is not about sharing what we know, but rather who we are.
Presently Ayse is a professor at the Conservatoire National de Musique in Créteil, a Paris suburb. Recently, she took a sabbatical from her Paris post to return to her country of birth where she collaborated with the composers Ahmet Yurur and Alper Maral on original compositions.
Ayse's musical journey now brings her to Chicago where she inaugurates FAM - PS (Fine Arts Music – Performance and Scholarship). FAM - PS is a natural next step in Ayse's commitment to the value of an enriching musical education. FAM - PS gives young students in Chicago, Paris and Turkey, who otherwise may not have the means, an opportunity to explore the world of western classical music.


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"Green Streets" keep streams and rivers safe. So why are some communities rejecting them?
Maybe you've noticed: the Washington region is pretty wet. All that precipitation can become contaminated when it hits the ground, so communities need to prevent that polluted water from ending up in our streams and rivers. One way local jurisdictions are addressing this problem is through Green Streets programs, which corral and clean polluted water on public roadways.
The town of Edmonston in Prince George's County is famous for its Green Streets. DC Water is likewise implementing a massive green infrastructure program to help address sewer overflows along with on-street installations. Montgomery County has also put in some Green Streets installations such as rain gardens, but their program has run into problems.
Since 2012, the county has completed 12 Green Streets projects and has an additional seven being designed now. Some are almost ready for construction. The Department of Environmental Protection used technical criteria (like distance from streams) to select the next round of neighborhoods for Green Streets. But when installing the gardens, sometimes the agency came across as "we're here and we're going to do this thing to your neighborhood." Some homeowners have concerns about mosquitoes, people tripping and falling into the gardens, and litter removal.
As a result, some have resisted the new projects, sometimes in dramatic fashion: threatening lawsuits, putting up "no pits in my front yard"-type signs, and making their opposition clear to County Council. That's unfortunate, because these programs are essential to keeping our local waterways clean. The county's position is similar to when a utility needs to dig up a road for a gas line: while it solicits neighborhood involvement and tries to do its work sensitively, it has an obligation to act for the greater good.
Polluted stormwater poses a threat to streams and rivers
We get 40-50 inches of precipitation each year in the Washington region, on average. Before our area was colonized for farming and later, developed, it was part of a huge unbroken forest that stretched up and down eastern North America. Combine those things together, and you get a historically "spongy" landscape — one with large, deeply-rooted trees and soil that evolved to soak up all this rain and then gradually deliver it to the many streams that roll down our hills and into the Anacostia and Potomac rivers, and ultimately the Chesapeake Bay.
But in today's landscape of development and pavement, the soil is no longer spongy. The pavement acts as a hard shell, so every time it rains the water whooshes off to the nearest low place.
Channels and gutters collect this fast-moving water and deliver it to our streams, carrying with it everything it picked up on the streets: fertilizers and pesticides, tire rubber particles, air pollution that has deposited back on the ground, dog poop, trash, and even heat from hot blacktop. This is stormwater, or polluted runoff, and it's the biggest threat to our streams. All those pollutants stress fish and the insects they eat, and the fast-moving water scours out the stream banks, destabilizing aquatic habitats and dumping more mud and debris downstream.
Big municipalities, like DC and its suburban counties, are required to address this problem under the Clean Water Act by better managing their storm sewer systems and catching runoff before it hits the streams. Then, the water is treated and encouraged to filter into the ground, slowing the pace at which it discharges into streams. Cities and counties can restore streams to stabilize riverbanks and make better fish and insect habitat. This restoration is very popular because it makes a stream that previously turned muddy even in a small storm into a cleaner and more natural-looking environment, with native plants and attractive stream beds.
However, fixing streams without addressing the problem that contributed to messing them up in the first place — stormwater — means that the restored stream itself is still at risk from a major storm and to degradation over time. Upstream issues must be addressed, but this can be challenging in heavily-developed, urban, and inner suburban areas where there is rarely enough space to add stormwater ponds and wetlands like you see further away from the city.
In older urban and suburban residential areas, adding green infrastructure to the streets is the only real option to help control stormwater runoff. These projects consist of adding various kinds of rain gardens and retention areas (they're also known as infiltration tree boxes or bioswales) next to the road or in the median. The bioswales take water out of gutters and hold it for one to two days in a series of depressions filled with rocks and gravel. They're layered with soil and native plants that can handle getting wet and dry.
These bioswales often end up looking like curb bump-outs, which extend the curb and create a shorter crossing for pedestrians. This has the added benefit of making streets safer by encouraging drivers to slow down. They're part of a Complete Green Streets program, which aims to make roads both environmentally-sustainable and friendly to all kinds of travelers.
Montgomery County has a history of pioneering stormwater management in our region. The county's Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), often in partnership with the Department of Transportation (DOT), began installing Green Streets in the older, downcounty neighborhoods in 2012. Some of these projects, like Sligo Park Hills, were done in collaboration with local residents and customized to address aesthetic, parking, and other concerns.
Montgomery County's Green Streets program is in jeapordy
DEP recognized it had an outreach problem in certain communities when some people began objecting to the rain gardens. In early 2017 it proposed a new, pilot approach in some of the most challenging neighborhoods to give residents more choices with some popular project options like permeable pavement over parking spots, even though these can be more expensive.
However, the agency never got the chance to try out their new approach. DEP conducted an internal review in late 2017 and determined that it should restructure the entire program. This included cancelling the three most controversial Green Streets and suspending the other four, with the possibility that a new private contractor could pick them up as part of a bundled project package in the future.
Watershed advocates, like my organization (Audubon Naturalist Society), have opposed this restructuring and think it's unnecessary and misguided. We are very worried that the new approach could lead to the county dropping certain kinds of green infrastructure like these Green Streets projects, since they can be more expensive per equivalent amount of stormwater credit compared to some other options.
As of this writing, the Montgomery County Council agrees — and has restored some funding to the Green Streets budget line for the current capital budget. However, Executive Ike Leggett threatened to use a line-item veto on the remaining budget for the stormwater program because he disagreed with the Council's decision. Vetoing the program would mean cutting millions more from a capital budget that was already cut by $243 million, delaying the County's progress towards clean streams.
Can these projects be complicated and hard to do? Yes, but they are also worth it. The health of our streams and waterways depends on it.


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The Clippers had to know there was a good chance the Dallas Mavericks would play them very hard Friday night at American Airlines Center in Dallas because the Mavericks had won just two of their previous seven games and were coming off a 33-point loss Tuesday at home to Cleveland.
Although the Clippers surely did not expect to lose by 30 points (129-99) — their worst defeat of the season — they therefore choose not to dwell on the lopsided defeat moving forward.
"They can have this one," said Clippers point guard Chris Paul, whose team finished the regular season 2-1 against the Mavericks. "We have to get ready for the game on Sunday. This was ugly. I don't think we play them anymore. You have to flush it."
Today, the Clippers play host to the Houston Rockets at 12:30 p.m. at Staples Center. It's another game against a Western Conference playoff-bound team as the Rockets (43-22) are in fourth in the standings, 1 1/2 games ahead of the fifth-place Clippers (42-24); Dallas (42-25) is now in sixth, just a half-game behind the Clippers.
"It is what it is; that's the West," Paul said of the conference's competitiveness.
Clippers coach Doc Rivers had in inkling Dallas would play with tremendous urgency. He was just hopeful his team would respond as such. The Clippers trailed 59-51 at halftime but were outscored 70-48 in the second half.
"Yes, I thought they were into us," Rivers said. "I thought they had their hands on us and we didn't put our hands on them all game. You knew it was coming, but I thought we would handle it better. We did at the beginning of the game and it went down hill from there."
Paul, however, refused to buy any of the pregame motivation Dallas may have had.
"All of that rah-rah stuff doesn't mean anything," he said. "You still have to play the game. We just didn't play well."
The Mavericks shot 60.7 percent from the field, 57.1 percent (16 of 28) from 3-point range.
Missing pieces
The Clippers are now 9-6 without Blake Griffin, who has missed the past 15 games because of a staph infection in his right elbow. Jamal Crawford (calf strain) missed his fifth consecutive game, during which the Clippers are 2-3.
Griffin could possibly return today. If not, Tuesday at home against Charlotte would be his next opportunity.
Scouting the Rockets
The Clippers are 2-1 against Houston. They won 102-85 on Nov. 28 at Houston and 110-95 Feb. 11 at Staples Center before losing 110-105 Feb. 25 at Houston. The Clippers have done rather well in holding down MVP candidate James Harden. He had 16 points on Nov. 28 on 5-of-12 shooting, nine points on Feb. 11 on 3-of-12 shooting and 21 points on Feb. 25 while shooting 4 of 13. He is a combined 3 of 20 from 3-point range.
Harden averages 26.8 points, second in the league. He's averaging just 15.3 against the Clippers.
Tough schedule
Here's what the Clippers are looking after today's game: Tuesday at home against Charlotte, Wednesday at Sacramento, Friday at home against Washington and Sunday at home against New Orleans.


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The 2012 Lepgold Prize has been awarded to Professor Fotini Christia (MIT) for her book, Alliance Formation in Civil Wars (Cambridge University Press, 2012).
The Lepgold Committee selected her book because, "This is a terrific piece of scholarship with both a sophisticated theoretical argument and exemplary empirics. Christia presents a model for how to do multi-method work, combining intensive qualitative research on Afghanistan and Bosnia with careful quantitative analysis."
Some of the most brutal and long-lasting civil wars of our time – those in Afghanistan, Bosnia, Lebanon, and Iraq, among others – involve the rapid formation and disintegration of alliances among warring groups, as well as fractionalization within them. It would be natural to suppose that warring groups form alliances based on shared identity considerations – such as Christian groups allying with Christian groups, or Muslim groups with their fellow co-religionists – but this is not what we see. Two groups that identify themselves as bitter foes one day, on the basis of some identity narrative, might be allies the next day and vice versa. Nor is any group, however homogeneous, safe from internal fractionalization. Rather, looking closely at the civil wars in Afghanistan and Bosnia and testing against the broader universe of fifty-three cases of multiparty civil wars, Fotini Christia finds that the relative power distribution between and within various warring groups is the primary driving force behind alliance formation, alliance changes, group splits, and internal group takeovers. –Cambridge University Press
For more on the Lepgold Book Prize please click here.


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You need to create a formula that extracts the area code from each customer's telephone number and displays the region based on the area code. Phone numbers are stored in a text field in the form 555-555-5555. Which formula will meet the stated requirements?
A. Local stringVar sCode := {Customer.Phone} [1 to 3]; IF sCode in ["604", "250"] THEN "BC" ELSE IF sCode in ["415", "714","310","661"] THEN "CA";
B. Shared stringVar sCode := {Customer.Phone} [1 to 3]; IF aCode in ["604", "250"] THEN "BC" ELSE IF aCode in ["415", "714","310","661"] THEN "CA";
C. stringVar sCode := {Customer.Phone} [1 to 3]; IF sCode in ["604", "250"] THEN "BC" ELSE IF sCode in ["415", "714","310","661"] THEN "CA";
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You create a new Crystal report and add an alert. After refreshing the report the alert is triggered. New data that meets the alert condition is added to the database, but the alert is not triggered again. Why is the alert NOT triggered?
A. The AlertMessage flag is set to "False."
B. Once an alert is triggered, it is not evaluated again until the report is refreshed.
C. The alert condition must be refreshed after the alert is triggered.
D. Alerts are only triggered once per report.
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Which three methods can you use to access the Global Formula Search? (Choose three.)
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B. In the Formula Editor, right click on the field.
C. In the Preview Pane, select the field and press Alt-D.
D. In the Formula Editor, select the field and press Alt-D.
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You are designing a Crystal report that contains a chart. Your chart must contain one "On change of" value and one "Show" value. Which three chart types can you use? (Choose three.)
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B. Pie
C. Funnel
D. Radar
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B. MS Excel 97-2003
C. Acrobat Format (PDF)
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You are using a parameter to highlight sections in a Crystal Reports 2008 report. What will happen if you run the report with a different parameter value?
A. A database refresh will occur.
B. The report will produce an error.
C. The report refreshes from saved data.
D. A database logon prompt will appear.
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You create a new Crystal report using a dynamic cascading parameter. You want to use all available values in the parameter prompt without selecting each value individually. How can you achieve the required result?
A. Create an "All values" item using a shared variable then reference this item in the record selection formula.
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You specify the "read-only" option on the Common tab of the Section Expert. Which action can a user perform on objects in that section when editing the report?
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B. Copy
C. Format
D. Delete
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You create a new dynamic cascading parameter using an existing prompt group in a report. You receive an "Unable to save the parameter" error message trying to save the parameter. Why does this happen?
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C. The Description field is empty.
D. The prompt group already has parameters bound to each level.
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B. Group Header information
C. Detail Footer information
D. Group Footer information
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Lots of little manuevers going on during this whole Iraq war ordeal. Bush single-handedly laid a below the belt blow to our environment and also helped to continue our dependence on oil as an energy resource.
Nope, he didn't open up ANWR (but you know its on his hit-list) but he did open up the similarly-sized Bristol Bay in Alaska. The fish-rich waters off the coast of our northernmost state was approved by Congress last month as one of its last acts. However, how quickly we forgot that those very waters of Bristol Bay were set aside and protected by the Congress in 1990 and re-opened in 2000 thanks to Alaska Senator Ted Stevens (R) "who argued that the area's oil and natural gas could be developed while still protecting the fisheries."
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Setting up the KX3 hardware to work with Fldigi using Windows 10 (Part 1)
Like many of you I wanted to try digital mode with my KX3. The most popular application being Fldigi. Even with my 25 years plus in the IT industry working with various software application, networking and industrial controls I still had quite a bit of problems setting up the radio to work with Fldigi. A recent FaceBook post by a fellow KX3 user who had the same issues I did showed me I was not the only one who had struggles setting this up. Even with a great guide by a fellow ham, K4MTX (see his blog post here), he had the same struggles I did. For that reason, I thought I would put document the steps I took in setting my KX3 up with Fldigi.
The first thing is the cabling. First, I highly recommend you get the cable kit from Elecraft. It may be a little more money, but well worth it. Before even trying to cable up your KX3 to your computer/sound card
you need do the following. First, locate the headphone/speaker jack and microphone jack on your computer/sound card. This may sound very rudimentary but believe me, its easy to get them mixed up. Next, right click on the speaker icon on the system tray and click on recording devices. You may notice multiple recording devices/microphones. This is what tripped me up. Determine which one is your microphone jack. On most computers when you double click the microphone it will be the one that shows "jack information such as "right panel 3.5 mm jack." To make mine stand out and easy to find, I renamed it Microphone Jack.
Now, again, before you cable anything up you need to turn off the mic bias and mic button. To do this hold down the DISP button and the display should change to the configuration menus. Next, turn the OFS/VFO B knob until the menu changes to MICBIAS. Then use the VFO A know to change the setting to OFF. Then, using the OFS/VFO B knob change the menu to MIC BTN. If using the Elecraft MH3 this should be set to Ptt UP.dn. Use the VFO A knob to change this to OFF. Push the display button to save. If you do not do this you will start transmitting as soon as you plug in the cable to the mic port.
Since I switch over from SSB/CW to digital often I wrote macros to do this for me. You can assign them to the PF1 and PF2 buttons, use the KX3 Utility, or, like I do have them assigned to macros buttons in Win4k3. To go to digital mode i use the following:
To go back to mic mode I use:
Macro programming is outside the scope of this post, but its something you should look into. It can make repetitive tasks much easier.
OK, we can now cable it all up. The cables from Elecraft and marked with a green band and red band. I used the green band to go from the mic jack on the KX3 to the headphone jack of the computer. I then used the red cable to go from the speaker of the KX3 to the mic jack of the computer.
We also need to hook up the CAT control cable. Put the 3.5 mm end into the spot marked ACC1 and the USB side into an open port on your computer. Right click on the Windows start icon and chose device manager. Open up ports. If this is the only serial/USB device you have it will be the only one listed here. If you have multiple, unplug the KX3 from the computer and see which on disappears. That will be the Com port of your KX3.
The final step on the KX3 is to put it into DATA A mode. Do this by press the DATA button and then use the OFS/VFO B know to choose DATA A. This is very important. Make sure the filter on the KX3 is set wide open. I have my BW set at 3.0. IF you have it to narrow, you will not receive any data.
This setup should work with most digital modes.
We will go over setting up Fldigi for the KX3 on my next post.


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Chocolate brownie truffle Easter eggs with a salted caramel centre
I initially came up with this creation after I'd made my deliciously decadent chocolate cake and it was starting reach the end of its shelf life. I didn't want to waste it so I thought, how could I use it to create a new and utterly indulgent Easter treat. And ta-dah these chocolate lovers dream treats were created.
What more could you want than a rich Easter egg shell encasing a chocolate sponge combined with cacao and coconut cream to make a melt in the mouth fudgey truffle, with an insanely delicious salted caramel centre? These are not only one of the best things I've ever made, but geninuely, they're one of the most delicious treats I've ever tasted.
I can't wait for you to try them and to take your 'free from' easter to the next level, and then some.
I've also provided you with two caramel options. Date caramel is so easy to make and tastes just as good as the OG. However, I empathise with the fact that lots of people can't tolerate dates (me, hi, hello, 👋🏻) or nut butter of any kind so I have another version for my date and nut free crew too 💛 And even better, you can make these without buying Easter egg moulds - just be prepared to get your hands stuck in there.
Chocolate brownie truffle Easter eggs with a salted caramel centre
(Makes 12 Easter eggs)
Option 1: Salted caramel (no dates)
1/2 cup coconut sugar
1/4 cup maple
1 can coconut milk (refrigerated, use the set part only)
1 teaspoon vanilla
Salt to taste
Add all of ingredients to a saucepan over a medium - high heat. Bring to the boil then reduce to a low - medium heat, stirring frequently for about 20 minutes until you're left with beautifully thick, deep golden brown caramel. Pour into a small dish lined with greasproof paper and pop into the freezer to set.
Option 2: Date caramel
2 cups of pitted medjool dates (if you're not using soft dates, soak them in boiling water for 5 minutes to soften)
2 tablespoons of nut butter (cashew, almond or peanut)
1/4 cup of plant based milk
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Generous pinch of salt
Add all of the ingredients to a high speed blender or food processor and blend until beautifully smooth, stopping to scape down the sides as and when necessary. Spoon into a small dish lined with greasproof paper and pop into the freezer to set.
Cake ingredients
1 1/2 cups gluten free self raising flour
2/3 cup cacao powder
1 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
1 teaspoon baking powder
Pinch salt
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
2/3 cup coconut sugar
1 cup rice milk or almond milk.
1/2 cup of melted coconut oil
2 teaspoons apple cider vinegar
Optional: zest of 1/2 an orange
Preheat the oven to 180°C
Grease an 8" 20cm springform round cake tin and line the base with greaseproof paper.
Combine all of the dry ingredients in a large mixing bowl. In a separate bowl, mix together all the wet ingredients except the vinegar. Add the wet mixture to the dry mixture and fold together until smooth. Add the vinegar, give it a good stir then immediately pour into the cake tin. Bake in the oven for about 25-30 minutes or until a skewer inserted in the centre of the cake comes out clean. Remove from the oven and leave to cool for about 10 minutes, then turn out on to a wire rack topped with greaseproof paper, crumble the cake into little pieces then leave to cool completely.
Cacao and coconut cream ingredients
1 can coconut milk, refrigerated (only use the set cream part and save the coconut water to add to a smoothie
2 tablespoons maple syrup
3 tablespoons cacao powder
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Good pinch of salt
Mix all of the ingredients in a large bowl until combined and beautifully smooth then pop into the fridge while you wait for the cake to completely cool.
Once cooled, crumble the cake into the bowl of cacao and coconut cream then mix with a spoon until everything is nice and fudgey.
Now for the fun part.
1 1/2 cups chocolate chips (melted)
And anything else you love for decoration, dairy free white chocolate, cacao nibs, coconut etc.
Take teaspoon sized scoops of the caramel and roll them into little balls.
Next for the messy part, scoop a tablespoon of the creamy cake mixture in your hands and flatten it in the palm of your hand, pop the caramel in the middle, add some more of the cake mixture on top and then mould it around the caramel in to a rough egg shape. Pop the "egg" onto a dessert spoon to help - press gently and rotate it with your hands to help create a neat egg shape.
Put the eggs on a baking tray lined with greaseproof paper then pop the tray into the freezer. (At this stage they don't look particularly pretty,💩 ha. Stick with me).
Melt the chocolate then allow to cool for a few minutes. Dunk each egg into the rich melted chocolate, shake off any excess then pop back on the tray to set. If you have any chocolate left over, drizzle over the top, and sprinkle with any edible decorations if you're using them.
Leave in the fridge until set.
Store in the fridge for up to 4 days or in the freezer for up to 1 month. Leave the eggs at room temperature to thaw before consuming from the freezer.
Have a really happy easter 🐣🐰🐣


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BOYS J.V. SOCCER: Gave a strong effort despite coming out on the short end of a 2-0 decision to a strong Sharon Academy squad. They will host Fall Mt. on Monday at the high school field.
J.H. FIELD HOCKEY: Had a nice win 11-0 over Newport with fine team play & effort scorers were Angelina, Alyssa, Meranda, and Grace. Ariel had 2 saves in the net. Nice job ladies! They next play on Monday vs. Springfield at 4:30 PM.
VAR. FIELD HOCKEY: Will host Rutland at 4:30 PM in their Homecoming game and a big one in the MVL. Let's get a nice crowd out to support them.
CROSS COUNTRY: Will run in the Russ Pickering Invitational at Bellows Falls with boy's race at 4:30 PM and girls race at 5:00 PM. Good luck team!
GIRLS VAR. SOCCER: Will host Black River at 11:00 AM.
VAR. FOOTBALL: Hosts Fairfax at 2:00 PM.
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The wintery conditions failed to dampen anyone's spirits this afternoon as hundreds turned out in the town centre to take part in the annual St David's Day Parade.
Now in its tenth year, the celebrations were once again organised in partnership between Wrexham County Borough Council and Menter Iaith Fflint a Wrecsam.
Unsurprisingly with the bitterly cold weather conditions turnout was lower than previous years, however spirts were high among the hundreds of school children, councillors and residents descending on the town centre to take part in the parade.
Fronting the parade through the town was the Cambria Band, who led the crowd of hundreds through the town.
A number of local schools also took part in parade, with children involved proudly showcasing their Welsh flags, inflatable daffodils, balloons and custom made banners with their school names on.
A shorter route than usual saw the crowds march from Queens Square to Lord Street, down High Street and along Queens Street and back to Queens Square to continue the celebrations.
Once there the Mayor of Wrexham, Cllr John Pritchard offered a "warm welcome to a chilly Wrexham" and spoke of the importance of the town leading the way in Welsh heritage.
The winners of the town's St David's Day window dressing competition were also announced, with the Wales Air Ambulance charity shop bagging first place for their impressive art work.
As the snow started to fall, the crowds took part in a fantastic rendition of Calon Lân and the National Anthem.
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For the first time in at least a decade, an effort will be made to attract new businesses to Durango – specifically back-office operations for firms such as human resource departments, auditing departments, health care technology firms and regional headquarters.
The push comes as the Four Corners – including Durango – has seen an increase in office space availability as regional oil and natural gas operations have downsized.
"The businesses we're targeting are five to 10 employees that fit with the community and provide a direct economic impact," said Roger Zalneraitis, executive director of La Plata Economic Development Alliance.
The alliance is partnering with World Economic Development Alliance, which Zalneraitis picked for its knowledge of the region, its strong analytical department and its strategy for identifying firms looking to relocate.
"We are not trying to bring John Hancock's global headquarters or a Toyota manufacturing plant that wouldn't come here anyway," Zalneraitis said. "We're not trying to attract retail, restaurants, small accounting firms. We're looking to help them.
"That's what a primary employer does for you. What we're looking for are small, back-office operations, human resources, marketing, white collar office functions for businesses
Jim Rosenberg, president and managing director of M10TEK, a technology consulting firm that moved to Durango from Atlanta in December 2016 is a model Zalneraitis is trying to replicate.
Rosenberg first built a vacation home in Durango, enjoyed the escape from the crush of big-city life and began pondering if he could relocate his entire firm here.
"The commercial real estate market is as competitive as Atlanta, but you don't have to deal with the traffic. And here we overlook the river and see the train go by a couple times a day," Rosenberg said. "From an aesthetic point of view, it's a great place to work."
The push out of Atlanta had something to do with relocation besides the attraction of Durango, Rosenberg said.
"We were in Atlanta for 20 years, and we had grown tired of the city. You leave at 7:10 in the morning and it would take you 40 minutes to get to school, and you had traveled like seven miles in bumper-to-bumper traffic," he said.
M10TEK works with 140 technology consultants across the country, and at the end of 2016, it brought in back-office operations, including human resources, payroll and billing to Durango.
"Getting customers to Atlanta is easy – you have a large airport, hotels, restaurants. It takes more effort to get customers here, but when they come, they have an experience and you have customers for life, especially if you can take them skiing at Purgatory or rafting the river," he said.
The other part of the equation that made a move possible from Atlanta to Durango was the quality of the workforce, Rosenberg said.
"Atlanta is a huge city, and when you had a job posting, you tended to get a lot of respondents who were not qualified for the position," he said.
"In Durango, you have fewer responses, but the quality of the individual is high."
Also, Rosenberg said the salary level in Durango is below that for a comparable job in Atlanta.
The quality of life in Durango, Rosenberg suspects, helps attract a quality workforce and provides benefits when he hires.
"We've got employees who were working at Kroeger's who could type 60 words a minute. We've got two employees from the grocery store," he said.
M10TEK benefits from employees whose skills were under-used stocking shelves and the employees benefit by holding down a job with more regular hours, he said.
"Our employees don't want to work until 10 at night. They have small kids, and now they can go home at 4:30 p.m. and make their kids dinner. It's changed their lives.
"In general, we find our employees are pretty happy here, and it shows in the quality of work. The quality of life makes them good employees. We didn't have that same level of employee in Atlanta.
"We're finding people here who go out of their way to find solutions, and help people out. We get comments all the time like: Where did you find these people?"
Rosenberg's story is not unique, Zalneraitis said.
A lifestyle niche in the West and the Rocky Mountains has emerged for certain business owners looking to escape big cities, and it benefits mountain locales like Durango; Glenwood Springs; Bend, Oregon; and Boseman, Montana.
Besides the stunning locations with abundant outdoor opportunities, what small communities need are air service and internet, Zalneraitis said.
"The number of small businesses and telecommuters working in small, mountain communities is increasing, but we have not been deliberate in going after this opportunity," he said.
"For instance, we don't know if there is an alumnus of Fort Lewis College in Denver who is looking to move a small company back to Durango.
"It's one of the things we'd like to find out."
The cost of the program will be $18,000 the first year and $12,000 the second year. The program will target Denver, Phoenix and Dallas – areas already targeted by some $300,000 in tourism marketing for La Plata County, and the three markets also have direct flights to Durango.
"We are looking at areas where we already have brand awareness. If we went to St. Louis, people would be who, where is that? Is that Steamboat Springs?" Zalneraitis said.
Instead of an advertising campaign, the relocation program will focus on direct conversations with business, and World Economic Development Alliance will assist with targeting an initial pool of recruits to contact.
Eric Kleinsorge, CEO of WEDA, said "getting in front of businesses when they are first starting to think about moving or opening a new location is key. By the time most businesses reach out to local communities, you have already lost 90 percent of the opportunities that might have looked at you."
The marketing campaign will be based on building a pipeline of awareness, engagement, and ultimately, relocations.
It will target more than 2,500 small businesses in select geographies to build awareness of the local business climate and lifestyle.
The targeted firms will be able to initially bring five to 30 new jobs to La Plata County that pay wages above the county's average of $44,000 per year.
Zalneraitis said the goal is to have 400-500 businesses engaging with La Plata Economic Development Alliance online in 12 months. After that, he expects to have 20 to 30 conversations with firms over the phone or in person.
"It's a long-term thing. We don't expect to accomplish it overnight," Zalneraitis said.
"We expect it to take 18 to 24 months to get a relocation. It takes a while, and it requires patience."
Zalneraitis said he also will be going to existing business owners seeking help.
"We are reaching out to local businesses to see if they have leads on potential relocations. They may have friends come to Durango and mention they would like to relocate. We'd like to see if they can give us several leads to add to our database.
"These are ideal candidates," he said, "because they have a personal contact in Durango, they have positive testament and they have knowledge about our community."


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The Buffalo Sabres announced Wednesday they have placed suspended forward Patrik Berglund on unconditional waivers with the intent of terminating his contract.
Berglund, 30, was suspended indefinitely Dec. 15 due to "failure to report" to the team for its road game at Washington. The team declined further comment.
Berglund, acquired in a trade with the St. Louis Blues in July, has missed the past five games including two last week with an illness, according to coach Phil Housley, and was not at practice last Friday.
Berglund, 30, has two goals and two assists in 23 games this season. He missed five games last month because of an injury and twice was a healthy scratch.
Berglund was a first-round pick in 2006 and appeared in 694 games with St. Louis from 2008-18, tallying 322 points with 168 goals and 154 assists. He scored a career-high 23 goals and played in all 82 games in 2016-17.
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62% of Lesson and Booking Requests Are Made After Regular Business Hours
We may still be in the beginning stages of summer, but as we know, many of our true powder loving guests are often thinking a few months ahead into the beautiful snowy season. Why wouldn't we start capitalizing now on these thoughts, or set up technology to help us do so?
Sounds great, but how do we do this? We've outlined a few suggestions that should make its way into the industry and that promote early booking to benefit both resorts and customers. We hope this can be a conversation-starting summer series of best practices across various industries that can be implemented into your business to satisfy customers while promoting early bookings.
"Approximately 62% of the requests made through our system of our availability and concierge requests for lessons occur after operating hours
— Snowvation
The ski industry may take an example from the hotel industry. Many industry leaders there have made the transition over to booking applications to keep customers engaged in real-time and capitalize on the exclusive deals offered to those who use the app. For example, Expedia reported that their mobile bookings, either by app or mobile-friendly website, continue on an upward trend and now encompass around 75% of their users.
Without a mobile platform optimized for on-the-go use, it is easy to put off booking a reservation until closer to the season or even worse, never. Let's imagine we were able to do this in the ski industry? Can we imagine how much easier our lives would be if we saw that 75% of our transactions didn't need human interaction and could be done on a guest's mobile device?
We think this has a huge potential, and we already see it. At Snowvation, for the 2016-17 season, approximately 62% of the requests made through our system of our availability and concierge requests for lessons occur after operating hours. What's more, 36.7% of our guest usage was on a mobile device (We'll get to the other 63% later in this series). The future is now.
Regardless if you use our platform or not, you can provide them with a solution. Here are just a few tips that you can implement now on our site for free (or pretty darn close to it) to make your operations more mobile friendly.
Ensure your website is responsive, or friendly for mobile devices. Specifically, enabling abilities to book tickets and secure lodging all from the same platform. If you are in a redesign and want an awesome free responsive template, check Bootstrap (We use it here at Snowvation).
Offer a quick form for people to leave information and have your reservation staff use them for call back lead generation.
If you want, steal ours here that we use to generate email-based leads in our SV Link Product.
By thinking mobile first, we can get closer to that 75% of the world that the travel industry has already catered to. The time to go mobile is now and by implementing these tips, your resort can be well on the way to success in this market.


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NCAP is a specialist Nordic real estate investment and asset management company with offices in Copenhagen, Oslo, Helsinki, Stockholm and London. We are a highly experienced and motivated team able to exploit the potential of real estate for our Investors and Partners. We provide local operating partner services for Investors, have expertise across sectors, a depth of market contacts and understanding of market dynamics and trends.
Prior to setting up NCAP the Team have all held senior positions with Corporate Financiers, Real Estate Companies, Development Companies and Real Estate Advisors.
At NCAP we can provide the following services.
Deal Origination - direct real estate and corporate transactions
A Core activity for NCAP is the origination of primarily off-market opportunities, the provision of market intelligence & due diligence underwriting. We have considerable experience of handling all aspects of property investment including single assets and portfolios whether structured as real estate or corporate acquisitions. Over the years the team has been involved in excess of €4bn of real estate and corporate transactions.
Development & Project Management
From inception to completion, NCAP have the in-house capability to manage professional teams to ensure the successful implementation of project plans, including full scale development and refurbishment.
Development Funding
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Asset & Property Management Services
We are able to assist in devising and implementing business plan strategies at both property and portfolio level. Typical work includes lease restructuring, lease and head lease re-gears, letting and pre-letting, refinancings, refurbishments, property repositionings, change of use through to rent and service charge administration and collection.
Third Party Funding & Joint Ventures
Our long experience and proven contacts give us exceptional access to reliable equity and capital partners. We know many of the local senior lenders, understand their lending criteria and are able to identify the opportunities and risks for our partners at an early stage and advise on the best funding strategy. We also have access to various alternative sources of funding capital (eg equity, mezzanine, stretch senior) and joint venture partners, which may provide alternative solutions.
A short description and introduction to the partners and the team
that gives you an overview of the company NCAP.
Niels Keergaard Christiansen
Niels has been part of the Danish real estate industry for more than 24 years in senior positions covering advisory, development and asset management.
Before joining NCAP in 2014, Niels was CEO of NC Development, and formerly sales director in Keops Development. He was previously holding various positions at Colliers.
Key competences are within investment- & transaction management, property development and asset management.
John Routledge
John has extensive transactional experience across Sweden and the wider Nordic Region.
John moved from London with Cushman & Wakefield in 2008, where he was head of Capital Markets for the Nordic Region.
John joined NCAP in August 2016 from CBRE in Sweden.
John has been a qualified Chartered Surveyor since 1995.
Lars Røgeberg
+45 3032 2717 lr(at)ncap.dk
Lars has more than 12 years of experience within asset management, advisory and debt financing across the Nordics and the UK.
Prior to joining NCAP Lars was a Director at Barings Real Estate based in London where he was responsible for asset management of the European debt portfolio. Prior to joining Barings Real Estate Lars was at Deutsche Pfandbriefbank for two years as an Associate Director. Before that he spent eight years at Situs and HSH Nordbank based in Copenhagen.
Björn Hallin
+46 703 19 11 19
Björn has been working with real estate since 1998 and has a broad knowledge of the business both from an investor´s point of view but also as an asset manager and occupier.
Before co-founding NCAP, Björn held the position as Director Corporate Finance at PwC and before that he was responsible for the Nordic real estate portfolio at the Dutch retail real estate specialist Redevco.
Björn is a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
Douglas Petheram
+44 77 13 32 83 08
Douglas has more than 28 years pan European commercial real estate experience, gained as both an advisor and as a principal.
Prior to joining NCAP, Douglas has held a number of roles. On the Advisory side he was a Partner at pan-European real estate advisory business, de Morgan & Co and a Senior Director within CBRE's London Investment Team. As a Principal, Douglas worked at Investment Manager Avignon Capital.
Douglas is a Chartered Surveyor and a non-executive Director of Oslo based Orla Real Estate.
Lars Røgeberg joins NCAP as Head of Asset Management 2018-11-29
Lars will be based in NCAP's Copenhagen office strengthening the asset management capabilities of NCAP across the Nordics. Lars comes with more than 12 years of real estate experience in the Nordics and the UK. Prior to joining NCAP Lars was a Director at Barings Real Estate based in London where he was responsible for asset management of the European debt portfolio.
NCAP advised Round Hill Capital in their first residential portfolio acquisition in Finland with 3,263 units as a part of the new Finnish Residential Strategy 2018-06-01
The portfolio consists of 106 well located properties across the south of Finland as well as the Helsinki Metropolitan area and was acquired from an affiliate of Avant Capital Partners.
NCAP acted on behalf of the buyer.
With local offices in Copenhagen, Stockholm, Helsinki and London, NCAP holds a unique position in the Nordic market.


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Arthur Ware Locke papers, 1927-2000
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Collection number: CA.MS.01135
Arthur Ware Locke was Professor of Music at Smith College from 1915 to 1952. His papers contain correspondence, compositions, publications, photographs, and news clippings documenting his work.
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Get Romantic at Belize's Hamanasi Resort
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Get Romantic at Belize's Hamanasi Resort
One of my latest blog posts on Belize's Hamanasi Resort. Enjoy!
Eight years ago Paul T. Sninchak and I met in person, at Pikes Perk on Tejon, for the first time. We had coffee, talked, he kissed my hand, and we walked down Tejon, where we shared our first kiss (he asked my permission first, which greatly impressed me). My life changed in so many ways — it was a blessing! In September, not long before we met, I wrote a letter to myself, outlining the type of man I wished I could find…and in November 2005, I found him. Every single characteristic/personality trait I wrote down he has — every single one! He is my husband, best friend, lover, stepfather to my children, creative manager, confidante, and anything else you can think of. Happy original anniversary, my love! They don't make 'em like you anymore…and I'm so BLESSED and THANKFUL we are on this life journey together. The universe couldn't have brought me a more fitting or loving partner. ♥♥♥
It occurred to me there's a reason why I find my husband so irresistible…and it is the same reason why I find many Asian (especially Japanese) men attractive.
My husband is confident in his masculinity without having to buy into all the tropes of what our Western culture often tells us a "real man" is or what one should look like. Often that cultural definition means he has a macho bent, is rugged looking (the typical Marlboro man vibe), drinks beer or whiskey, watches sports all the time, etc. You get the old stereotype I mean, right?
My husband does not fit any of those things, and I can assure you he is a "real man." He's straight edge, hates watching sports, and doesn't adhere to macho behavior. Oh, and he's not afraid to be romantic, either in public or private.
As for Asian men, they can dress up in androgynous clothes and perform in visual kei (ヴィジュアル系) bands looking very feminine in their makeup and wigs…but that doesn't mean they're not "real" men, nor does it mean they're gay (a common snarky comment from guys who, apparently, are uncomfortable or somehow threatened by pretty men who challenge ideas of what "a real man" should look like.)
It means such male Asian performers are confident enough in their sexuality to express themselves and perform as they wish, all the while knowing who they are without feeling the need to prove that they're "man enough" to anyone.
I, for one, am not turned off by the aesthetic of pretty men, regardless of culture. The subtle sexuality that's hinted at beneath it all is what I look for. Creativity, an artistic bent, a love of books, a more understated energy that belies a hotter intensity at the core is what does it for me. Oh, and intelligence is essential as well.
So, the next time one of you men wants to say a guy doesn't look or act manly enough, you better check yourself. That guy who doesn't like football and prefers to read poetry instead might charm your woman into the bedroom and seduce her ten times to Sunday while you're busy dissing him with your buddies.
Men come in many packages and don't fit into tidy stereotypes—just like women. What is a "real man"? However he defines himself…not how you choose to define him.
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To manage the metabolic balance of the human body is a serious challenge in the intensive care. There are many alternative treatment protocols to solve this problem. STAR (Stochastic TARgeted) is a so-called tight glycemic control (TGC) protocol and an associated advisory system to help to achieve this treatment goal. I had the opportunity to join to the development of the STAR software application through my thesis.
Selection the right feeding control is very important in the course of the treatment. Doctors define every morning the optimal feeding target to all patient. In order to achieve this, the energy and the nutrient content of the nutrition, as well as the ratio of this components should be monitored. The application stores the nutrition history on the treatment device and in the backed system.
In my work, at first I acquainted with the application and the new software framework, then I started to attend with functions of the nutrition intake.
As a first step I implemented new functions helping to specify the daily nutrition target values for the doctors, then I developed a module which processes and visualizes the stored raw data, and provides tracking and analysis options. Finally, I created new software components to export data supporting the proper documentation of the therapy.


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James Beard Winner Andrea Reusing Dishes on The Durham
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The Durham | The Durham Hotel
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Opened October 2015
Who made the first move? My partner Craig Spitzer texted a photo of the building to me. It has always been one of my favorites in Durham, and I knew right away that I wanted to learn more about the project.
What was attractive about the idea of a hotel restaurant? I love the 24-hour feeling that only hotels have, and I was interested in the challenge of matching that all-day, all-night vibe with different restaurant outlets all in the same building.
READ MORE: Three pros share their secrets to hotel restaurant success.
How did the Durham's creation differ from your other concepts? The Durham is the first multiple-outlet concept I have worked on, and our priority was to both create a space for locals and hotel guests alike. That means our restaurant space is open all day as a coffee shop hosting mending workshops, listening lunches, pop-up museums, and more linking local artists and organizations with the community, transitioning to a full-service dinner atmosphere at night. The energy is always high, and there's always a lot going on—business travelers host events in our private event spaces; book clubs meet on the patio; and visitors and locals mingle together on the roof with drinks, North Carolina seafood, and live music, DJs, and evolving playlists from my husband, Merge records cofounder Mac McCaughan.
How did you tailor it for hotel guests? One of our main goals was to help lay the groundwork for a real North Carolina experience for our hotel guests. That means sourcing locally as much as possible—we use Durham-based Counter Culture Coffee in the coffee shop and deliver freshly ground coffee to rooms on demand. Our continental breakfast is made daily with wholesome ingredients like milk from Homeland Creamery in Julian, North Carolina, in our homemade butter and yogurt. We bake Anson Mills cornmeal and preserved local strawberries from Lil' Farm in Durham into corn muffins, toast Raleigh's Boulted Bread country loaf for cheese toast, and bake candied ginger scones with freshly milled wheat from Carolina Ground in Asheville. Snacks in the rooms are all made in North Carolina from companies like Durham's Big Spoon Roasters, Asheville's Poppy's Handcrafted Popcorn, Winston-Salem's Drink the Sunshine, and Blister-Fried Peanuts from Mount Olive First United Methodist Church.
In the restaurant and on the roof, that also means sourcing from as many nearby farmers, ranchers, brewers, fisheries, and distilleries as possible.
In downtown Durham, we are in the middle of a tight-knit community of food businesses, shops, music venues, breweries, and bookstores, and when we have guests who are new to the city, our focus is introducing them to our friends and neighborhood.
What does your presence do for the hotel brand, and vice versa: how does the hotel anchor you/your restaurant concept? Prior to opening, we made a deliberate decision that we would develop the project as one unified brand and that the dining and drinking would play a guiding role in how guests experience the entire building. The hotel and restaurants really function as one ecosystem.


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Cloud seeding or making artificial rain has been applied to many agricultural areas around the world where rain is scarce and badly needed. It is a time-tested way of keeping farmlands to produce crops where an abundant harvest is otherwise difficult or impossible to achieve.
Despite the many years of its existence and continued use, cloud seeding remains a loosely understood concept. We have identified a few advantages and disadvantages of cloud seeding to help us gain a better understanding of this method.
List of Pros of Cloud Seeding
1. Creates Rain
Where rain is badly needed, cloud seeding is perhaps the only way to produce rain. People use silver iodine to induce rain production in areas where there is barely any precipitation. Rain is important for keeping the area hydrated and fertile for growing crops and other plants.
2. Boosts Economy
Where there is rain, there is farm produce. Farms that yield better can help the local economy and feed the people (and even animals). Cloud seeding can greatly improve the living conditions in dry, arid places.
3. Regulates Weather
Cloud seeding in a way, gives us the ability to control the weather condition in a particular area. It does not just make rain, it also regulates water vapor that in turn prevent damages brought by destructive hails and storms.
4. Makes Dry Places More Livable
Local people have an impressive way of adapting to their natural environment. But inhospitable places rarely visited by rain can be inhospitable to tourists and foreigners. Cloud seeding can make such places livable.
List of Cons of Cloud Seeding
1. Requires Potentially Harmful Chemicals
Chemicals used in cloud seeding can potentially damage the environment, especially the plants cloud seeding is intended to protect. There is no substantial study done on the implications of silver iodine to the environment, so there remains the mystery. Silver iodine may cause "iodism," a type of iodine poisoning where the patient exhibits running nose, headache, skin rash, anemia, and diarrhea, among others.
2. Is Not Foolproof
Cloud seeding requires rainclouds. It cannot work on just any other cloud formations. Also, seeded clouds may actually travel to another location and do not cause precipitation on the intended location. Therefore, it can be argued whether or not cloud seeding is truly effective in producing rain.
3. Costs a Lot
It is very expensive to produce artificial rain. The chemicals have to be delivered to the air via planes, which are hard to come by in places with very minimal income. Poverty-stricken areas suffering drought or famine may need external funding to have cloud seeding.
4. Poses Weather Problems
If not regulated or controlled properly, cloud seeding may cause undesirable if not altogether destructive weather conditions such as flooding, storms, hail risks, etc. Places that naturally do not get much rain or no rain at all usually do not have the infrastructure to handle so much precipitation. With cloud seeding, these areas may become flooded quickly, causing more harm than good.
Cloud seeding requires substantial research for us to know fully its long-term effects on the environment and on the health of every living organism exposed to artificial rain. It has a couple of benefits, but it also poses certain risks, so it is not a perfect solution for precipitation issues.
Crystal Lombardo has been a staff writer for Future of Working for five years. She is a proud veteran and mother. If you have any questions about the content of this blog post, then please send our editor-in-chief a message here.


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My baby squirrel buddy from yesterday turned up again today and needed rescuing, along with another baby squirrel, from yet another family (my pup tends to discover them and drag them around our property.) This didn't bode well for squirrel #1, so he kicked #2 off the bed, along with the turquoise stone I had tucked in beside them, for healing purposes!
I had the feeling that perhaps today was not going to be Anais Nin's day for coming through (being channeled by me, that is) And I was right! Instead of Anais, my birth grandparents popped in (I'm adopted so that's why they are known as my "birth" grandparents.)
Finding Ethel & Jim
Ethel and Jim Simpkins, argumentative as usual - no wonder the squirrels weren't getting along! This time they were arguing over me and whom I should emulate! So I promised Jim, who also happened to be a cartoonist and creator of Jasper the Bear, "the most recognizable Canadian cartoon character of the 20th century," that I would be sure to faithfully draw and sketch every day, and, as for Ethel, she already knows that I'm following in her footsteps by pursuing my spiritualist, channeling work. She visited Edgar Cayce's headquarters (the 'Sleeping Prophet') back in her day and was studying metaphysics as well. I just wish I'd been able to get to know them better...I didn't find them until I was 26 years old.
Love Is The Answer!
Today I realized, once again, that love is the answer, and it's really just a matter of figuring out how best to deliver our gift to the world. How best can we share that love without getting caught up in all the details? Not all of us care to delve deeply into what these details might mean, but I'm learning that my job is all about sharing these details; details about spirit guides and ancestors, who they were, who they are becoming, what they learned, what they have to say to us, how they are guiding us and watching over us; yes our ancestors still continue to grow and learn on the Other Side! It's my gift to be able to connect with our ancestors, share their love, their lessons and the tears that inevitably accompany these kinds of revelations; our souls never die, and that's the truth.
Channeling defined: n. The act or practice of serving as a medium through which a spirit guide purportedly communicates with living persons.


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Portrait || Omar & Paul
Today I spent the day in San Francisco with Omar and Paul. We saw a Martin Luther King Day march, took pictures in a parking garage, and walked from Powell to Embarcadero. We also made two unsuccessful attempts to get on the rooftop of a hotel. Next time our goal is to get those rooftop shots!


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The Kenyan Premier League continues to heat up with two round 8 matches being played on Easter Monday. Wazito FC was playing against Zoo FC, while Tusker FC vs AFC Leopards. The latter one was the main event, and the result was a shock for me. Watching the game, I could not believe this was Ingwe losing to Tusker (you can catch my comments about the game on youtube)
I went into the game believing that the Leopards had this game in the bag! Boy, was I wrong! However, it was still entertaining to watch Tusker try to redeem themselves from their dismal form this season. Going into the match, Tusker was at No 14, and I swear, I have never watched a season where the Breweries team has performed so poorly. Luckily, they won this game and were able to go up the table a few spots.
So, what exactly went wrong for the Leopards on this beautiful Easter Monday?
For starters, I would say Andika (their goalkeeper) was not in his best form, and that had catastrophic effects for the rest of the game. The last time we saw Andika play was during the second leg of the CAF Confederations Cup where Ingwe was unable to beat the Fosa Juniors. Consequently, they missed their opportunity to proceed in the continental tournament, and Andika (as well as other teammates) received a lot of criticism (you can catch my views on this game here).
Fast forward to this current game, and he is making rookie mistakes that cost his team the match. He misjudged a backpass from one of his cohorts (Kibwage), only for Timothy Otieno to come lurching forward, block that attempt, and see the ball going into the net. There was nothing Andika could do to stop it. AFC went down 1 goal thanks to Otieno's initiative and Andika's lackluster attempt at clearing the ball. This was in the opening minutes of the first half.
When the clock hit the 30-minute mark, Andika makes another blunder that sees his team going down another goal. He intentionally sweeps Otieno off his feet, without even attempting to make contact with the ball. Result: Andika is shown a red card and a penalty is awarded to Tusker. Now, AFC is down two goals to Tusker within the first thirty minutes of the game!
Other than that, AFC's defensive prowess was literally unheard of the entire match. Their ineptitude to deal with the likes of Otieno and Wahome is what put their goalkeeper in trouble in the first place, as well as enable both of these players to score a brace each for their team. For instance, they were unable to mark the dangerous Wahome effectively when he was near the goal, which resulted in his two goals. In the case of the Otieno goals, an improperly timed and weak backpass from the defender (Kibwage for the first instance; Kamura for the second) was to blame.
There were also several missed chances from both sides but most notably from the AFC camp. All their frantic attempts were for naught until Isuza caught a lucky break and was able to whizz one past David Okello. Clinical finishes from the other Ingwe strikers would have ensured that they won the game or at least managed a draw, but alas, they ended up throwing those chances away.
Final result: Tusker 4 Leopards 2.


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