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At its half year results, the Group announced that it had changed its reporting structure from 1 July 2019 and reclassified its segmental reporting. It will now disclose financial information on the three platforms, providing greater transparency on these businesses which comprise approximately 60%1 of Group revenue and operating profit. The financials for the Industrial Solutions operating companies have been consolidated and are presented as a combined division.
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Spectris is today publishing summary financial information on its website (www.spectris.com) for the full year periods ending 31 December 2017 and 2018, and for the first half periods ending 30 June 2017, 2018 and 2019, ahead of the Group's Trading Update, scheduled for 19 November 2019, which will be presented under this new structure. This restatement does not constitute new information and is provided solely for the purposes of providing insight into prior reporting periods.
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From Al Jazeera. Any opinions expressed are those of the authors, and do not necessarily reflect the views of Iraq Business News.
After months of relatively peaceful protests, anti-government demonstrations in Baghdad have turned violent.
A state of emergency was declared across the Iraqi capital following the storming of the Green Zone.
The heavily fortified area, home to government headquarters and foreign embassies, has been closed to most Iraqis for 13 years.
On Saturday, angry citizens tore down walls, called government leaders corrupt and cowardly, and demanded their immediate resignation.
The demonstrators said that they were tired of waiting for Haider al-Abadi, the prime minister, to follow through on his promise to form a new government.
Can they help end the political crisis? Or will they make it worse?
- Fauziah Ibrahim
- Dhiaa al-Asadi - Iraqi MP and head of Al-Sadr's Al-Ahrar Parliamentary Bloc.
- Ghassan al-Atiyyah - Head of the Iraqi National Initiative and author of The Making of Iraq.
- Patrick Cockburn - Middle East correspondent for The Independent newspaper and author of Muqtada: Muqtada al-Sadr, the Shia Revival and the Struggle for Iraq.


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The Official website of the Canadian Tulear Club Cotton (CCTC). The CCTC is THE National Breed Club with both the Canine Federation of Canada (CFC) and the Canadian Kennel Club (CKC).
The Canadian Cotton Tulear Club (CCTC) is a Canadian non-profit organization created to share their mutual interest.
The CCTC was founded in 1993 by Monique and Denis Carriere of Ottawa, Ontario. The Canadian Kennel Club officially accredited the CCTC as the National Parent Breed Club in 1994. Shortly thereafter, the official Club newsletter, the Malagasy Cotton, was created and has been published quarterly ever since.
The administrative operations of the Club are managed by a seven member Board of Directors. The members of the club elect the Board bi-annually.
All work is volunteer, and revenues are generated by membership fees and advertising fees. All members vow to abide by a Code of Ethics which governs the breeding of cotons and aims to protect and preserve the breed and strive for its betterment.
The club's objective is to support, educate and advise owners and breeders about the Coton de Tulear, and to preserve the breed of breed according to the FCI breed standard.
The club hosts a national Breed Specialty Dog Show which is held annually.


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Over the weekend we had our poker and beer tasting night.
As promised, here's a look at the beers we tasted.
Comments on any beers that I show or on anything else you may have tasted or made a favorite are encouraged and welcome.
As Matt (Bob Walk the Plank) has mentioned and I concur, let's keep the beer conversation working...
The first taster of the night comes from the legends of the beer worlds. Pliny the Younger is a beer that has been far too rare for me to get my taste buds on, but luckily we can get our hands on its Elder.
As one of the boys mentioned when we popped these, Pliny the Elder rates 100 on Beer Advocate. I don't doubt that, as the Elder went down smooth as velvet. This one is a real beer treat. ABV 8%
I'm a big fan of Firestone Brewing. As with other brewers I recommend, you can't go wrong with anything coming out of Firestone. They're located here in California, and I can't wait to have the opportunity to finally get up there and tour the brewery.
Saisons are generally lighter summer beers. That said, Opal was definitely not light on flavors. The note I made on it says "Wakes up your taste buds" - in a crisp and bold way. Opal is highly recommended. ABV 7.5%
This Weins beer immediately lets off a note of citrus and fruit when you open it. I think it has more of a red ale flavor than IPA. ABV 6.5%
This Rogue was one of the surprises of the night. When I first got into craft beers chocolates and stouts were not to my liking. However, as my beer mind and taste buds have expanded, I now enjoy stouts, chocolate and coffee-flavored beers when done right.
This Rogue chocolate stout is definitely all that. Smoooooth chocolate flavor. High recommendation. ABV 5.8
I don't know if you folks out there in the midwest and on the east can get beer from the Lost Abbey, but this brewer is a big favorite with my poker circle.
As per the label, this ale was brewed with honey, raisins and rosemary. The beer snob crowd probably love this on a label, but we don't want beers with good taste - We want beers that taste good!
You might recall Lobotomy Bock from our last batch of tasters. It was was 12% ABV and you could taste every one of those percentage points. It wasn't executed very well.
This Lost Abbey brew mixed those funky herbs and honey very well and produced a brew that delivers a sweet and smooth 12% ABV. Be careful with this one.
My favorite brew of the night comes from San Diego. A truly big IPA with bold hoppy flavors up front (just like I like 'em), but it tails off with a smooth finish. Highly recommended. ABV 6.8
Oh yeah, we played poker as well...
|One of my biggest pots of the night!


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So last week, AJC PolitiFact Georgia set two pairs of pants ablaze.
The first Pants On Fire ruling belonged to TV and radio host Glenn Beck, who compared a real Ohio town to fictional Bedford Falls of the classic holiday movie "It's a Wonderful Life."
The second belonged to AMC hit show "The Walking Dead," which blew up Atlanta's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as part of the Zombie Apocalypse.
Some pairs survived intact. President Barack Obama did OK and a crime ranking earned a Half True, but the britches of the National Football League Players Association got singed.
Join us on Twitter and Facebook to comment and read our latest updates.
NFL Players Association: An NFL lockout would cost Atlanta $160 million in lost jobs and revenue.
Imagine Sunday afternoons next fall without the Dirty Birds.
The organization that represents players for the Atlanta Falcons and the National Football League's 31 other teams warned it could happen next year if players and owners don't reach a labor agreement.
The financial impact: $160 million, according to a Nov. 22 letter to Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed.
Would it really be that high?
The union based its estimate on economic impact studies done on 10 different NFL franchises since 2000. The economist concluded that the average NFL game has $20 million worth of economic impact for a city.
The NFL Players Association multiplied that by eight, the number of regular-season games each team hosts, and got $160 million.
But each independent expert we contacted thought a strike would have little economic impact, since they believe people will find other ways to spend their money. We rate the NFL Players Association's claim as False.
CQ Press City Crime Rankings, 2010-2011: The city of Atlanta ranks 25th among U.S. cities with the highest crime rates.
Atlanta may be the city too busy to hate. But for crime we make time.
The city ranks 25th of 400 cities in what's widely described as the annual "Most Dangerous Cities" list. St. Louis is No. 1.
Is this correct?
We found that although the FBI warns against ranking cities, CQ's analysis is neither invalid nor incorrect.
But as one of its authors acknowledges, the number does not mean Atlanta's residents are in more danger than those in other cities. Experts emphasize that a person's safety is more dependent on his lifestyle and what neighborhoods he frequents than what city he's in.
The list's "Most Dangerous Cities" name was axed. The book addresses this, but its news release did not. The message has not stuck with the public.
Because the news release does not tackle the list's misuse head on, we conclude the statement meets AJC PolitiFact Georgia's definition of Half True.
Glenn Beck: "This town (Wilmington, Ohio) hasn't taken any money from the government. They don't want any money from the government."
Beck loves to tell a story with dramatic flair. Recently, his favorite is about Wilmington, Ohio.
The town of 13,000 has lost about 8,600 jobs since DHL Express, it largest employer, pulled out in 2008.
Beck calls Wilmington a real-life Bedford Falls, the fictitious town in the holiday classic "It's a Wonderful Life." Residents are saving the town through self-reliance and prayer.
What makes Wilmington really special, he continued, is that it refuses government assistance, a key tenet of the political philosophy he espouses.
No government assistance?
The city of Wilmington has received federal assistance, and the mayor said he's chasing any aid he can get. Government and social service agencies that serve the area have received state and federal money. Development agencies and companies have received state aid or pledges of state aid.
Plus residents are receiving jobless benefits.
Beck's statement isn't just false. It's ridiculous. Pants on Fire.
Barack Obama: "There are polls showing right now that the American people for the most part think it's a bad idea to provide tax cuts to the wealthy."
During a Dec. 7 news conference, Obama pushed a deal he struck with Republicans to extend tax cuts passed under George W. Bush.
It extends the cuts for two years for all income brackets, rather than just for families below $250,000 and individuals below $200,000. In exchange, the GOP agreed to extend unemployment benefits and tax cuts passed under Obama.
Obama made the above claim, saying he backed down to avoid "collateral damage."
We looked at the polls, which show that a minority -- 23 percent to 40 percent -- favor extending the tax cuts to every income level. Between 39 percent and 53 percent want to see the tax cuts continue, but only for those below a certain income threshold.
They don't fully justify his claim that Americans "for the most part think it's a bad idea." In most, just a plurality agrees. But on balance, it's Mostly True.
"The Walking Dead:" In the case of a catastrophic event, the Atlanta-area offices of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will self-destruct.
Now that state politicians are hibernating, PolitiFact Georgia can investigate what's really important.
Is there a doomsday plan for Atlanta's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention?
"Huh?" you ask. And "Why?"
Because of AMC's hit series "The Walking Dead." Flesh-eating zombies take over Atlanta. In Dec. 5's season finale, survivors who take refuge at the CDC find that when its generators run out of fuel, a device more powerful than anything short of a nuclear bomb will blow it to kingdom come.
While the CDC does have safeguards in case generators fail, a subnuclear blast is not one of them, a spokeswoman said. Safeguards are in place for a variety of emergencies, but they don't specifically address the possibility of the end of humanity.
Backup generators have failed at least twice in recent years, prompting outrage and scrutiny from the investigative arm of Congress. But none coincided with subnuclear explosions.
Pants on Fire.
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The international dream of Carabobo runs the risk of ending before the harassment of Junior Barranquilla. In the first leg, played in Venezuela, the Colombian team won the 0-1 success thanks to a sablazo of Robinson Aponzá who was nested to the Valencian network and led the tie. However, the result was not totally fair with what was seen on the pitch, as Carabobo wasted good chances to at least merit the tie. The series is not totally closed before the Colombian team part with advantage and are favorites. In Cartagena, where they will play locally for particular circumstances, they will be local and a draw will suffice for them to qualify. The duel is presumed open at times but Junior should take the match on a natural grass and with players of course, taking advantage of the spaces that will leave his rival before the impetuous need to score from the first minute.
The key points of the forecast Club Atletico Junior Carabobo FC
Júnior defeated Carabobo 0-1 in their visit to Venezuela.
Any win or draw favors Junior.
Carabobo can accuse the experience in these instances.
Club Atletico Junior Carabobo FC betting odds
While it is true that Carabobo will come out to sell his defeat face and that will seek to complicate Junior, the coffee set has advantage and quality to take the tie. Those of Barranquilla will play with the necessity of the rival and for that reason it is presumed that they will win the duel in condition of local before a willful but inexpert rival Venezuelan. Another result that is not a triumph of the local team would be an unexpected surprise.


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The home team will rectify ball problems but what if the opposing team has correct balls. But what if neither has correct balls?
The home team will supply proper game balls, if the game balls are not properly inflated the home team should ensure the balls are properly inflated. (Rules 2-1 and 2-2-3)
If the home team does not have game balls with the proper authentication mark or otherwise cannot supply proper game balls, the referee shall choose from game balls offered by both teams (Rule 2-1)
Bottom line...make sure the balls are properly inflated, balls should have the NFHS mark, if no mark you still play the game.


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Behold, I tell you a mystery: We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed — in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet. For the trumpet will sound, and the dead will be raised incorruptible, and we shall be changed.
— 1 Corinthians 15:51–52
Dear Friends,
Two dear friends of our fellowship have been called into the presence of the Lord in recent days. What a sharp focus this places upon the awe-full, wonderful events of the death and resurrection of our Saviour, Jesus Christ!
For our dear friends, we rejoice that they have entered into what the Apostle Paul here calls 'sleep'. They indeed 'rest from their labours' as we saw in our focus verse last month. But what an encouraging choice of word this is!
God's people who pass from this life are said to 'sleep'. Death is not a natural thing, but rather a result of sin entering the world. Man was created to live forever, and death is the failure of the body, at which moment the soul leaves the body and enters the immediate presence of God. Yet, for God's people, death is merely 'sleep', for we shall awake immediately. Our eyes close upon this world, and open to unspeakable beauty and glory, as the Psalmist says:
'As for me, I will behold thy face in righteousness: I shall be satisfied, when I awake, with thy likeness'
(Psalm 17:15)
There is another sense to these words also. For we serve a living and risen Saviour, one who has died and defeated death, who was raised the third day, and appeared to His followers many times, in a glorified resurrection body. And we shall follow Him in this, also. For while the world endures this blessing must wait, it will not be long, just a sleep, and then:
'we shall all be changed'
Those who are alive at the second coming of our Saviour will join with those who come with Him, and we shall receive, in an instant, our new bodies. Who can imagine how
wonderful this will be, and what potential and capacities will be ours? All will be as God has perfectly designed. There will be no flaw, no decay. I imagine that the abilities reserved in this time for geniuses, that the strength and athleticism reserved only for elite athletes, will be the lot of every believer!
And in this moment of glorious gain and triumph, as we who love Him meet Him in the air, we shall know that this new state and condition is 'incorruptible'. It shall never be reversed, never be spoiled, downgraded, nor could it be improved. Such perfection will be ours as can only bring supreme joy and eternal praise.
All this, towards which we should look with wonder—all this is the fruit of Christ's finished work at Calvary. All this is the reward for the suffering of the Lamb!
As our ranks on earth may thin, we should know that the armies of Heaven grow accordingly. Friends, the best is yet come. Is there not cause for great celebration this Easter, even in the midst of mourning?
Permit me again to appeal to you, if you are in any doubt as to whether this glorious future will be yours, to make it your first concern to be certain about it! Jesus Christ has died for sinners, and He will not cast out any who come to Him. Repent of your sin, and believe in the Lord Jesus Christ, and you will be saved, redeemed, made whole, in soul, and then, in body!
Looking forward to glory with you,


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This node owns the following devices, starting with the tail-lamp clusters:
- Left and Right Rear Indicators (21W) M6 M8
- Left and Right Tail Lights (5W) M2 M4
- Left and Right Brake Lights (21W) M9 M10
- Left and Right Reversing Lights (21W) M16 M17
- Rear Fog Light (21W) L20
Other devices:
- Tailgate Switch F5
- Luggage Compartment Light (5W) W3
- Filler Flap Lock
- Fuel Level Float G
- Fuel Transfer Pump G23
- Fuel Pressure Pump G6
Summary of I/O
|Indicator Left 2A
|Tail Light Left 0.5A
|Brake Light Left 2A
|Reverse Light Left 2A
|Reverse Light Right 2A
|Brake Light Right 2A
|Tail Light Right 0.5A
|Indicator Right 2A
|Rear Fog 2A
|Tailgate Switch – 1 bit
|Compartment Light 0.5A
|Fuel Level – Analog
|Transfer Pump ?A
|Pressure Pump ?A
|Filler Flap locked/unlocked 2-bit
|Flap Lock H-bridge
A total of 18 I/O external to the node. There are further inputs from sensing output driver states to detect short-to-ground or short-to-supply.
It's high-side FET drives all round except for the fuel tank float level sense and the filler flap actuator which will change from vacuum to electric (H-bridge drive), with positional feedback .
The fuel pumps are fused at 25A for both as stock. Separate fuses for every lamp can provide useful information but don't improve operational reliability, as the pressure pump should stop when the transfer pump fails, so 1 fuse for both.
Lamps can be fused per cluster. It is more likely that something causing a fuse to blow on one side will not affect the other. If two 5A fuses are used per cluster, then e.g. indicator, tail and fog light can operate off one and reverse and brake light from the another.
A single 5A fuse is then sufficient to run the other loads driven by the node.
Total current drawn via the node is about 40A maximum with fog, brake and tail lights on, tailgate open (compartment light lit) and emergency flashers going while the engine is running. Don't try to tell me that that doesn't happen every day! 🙂
Anti-theft immobilization can be implemented by not starting the fuel pump when commanded. Such a command may be physically injected by a rogue node pretending to be the LINbus master, but the message's signature won't match that of the trusted LINbus master node.


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MAJURO, Marshall Islands (Yokwe Online, Dec. 31) - One need not to be in the Marshall Islands at this time to enjoy our traditional Christmas activities.
Marshallese who gathered at the First Assembly of God, in Cleburne, Texas, celebrated Christmas in a big way.
"If you plan to relocate, consider Texas," said community leader Hamm Anitok. "Our Marshallese tradition and custom live on here."
The Marshallese community began to form in Texas during the 1980's as students arrived from the Marshall Islands to attend Southwestern Adventist University in Keene. Other Marshallese, encouraged by the students who resided and worked in the area, began to arrive in the 1990's.
In 1995, the first Assembly of God church was established in Cleburne. Keene is five miles northeast of Cleburne.
According to the last count, there are over 400 Marshallese in the area. Anitok estimates that there are over 60 residences with five or more persons per house.
Most of the Marshallese live in the city of Keene.
The Marshallese have their own local community organization and officers.
Keene has a population of about 5,000 and is located in Johnson County, North Central Texas. Along with employment at the Adventist University, area residents work in agriculture and light manufacturing.
Cleburne, located 29 miles south of Fort Worth, is the larger city with almost 30,000 residents.
January 1, 2003
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1. Re: Blended Boolean Column Totals are Not What They Seemkettan Dec 19, 2014 1:58 AM (in response to Keith Helfrich)
Hi Keith,
I don't know why and therefore hope a data blending expert makes this plain to us.
That said – after playing a little bit with your formula (trial error method) – this seems to work:
// If the status is "Past Due", then what amount remains to be paid ? SUM(IF [Status] = "Past Due" THEN ZN([Invoice Amount]) END) - ZN(SUM([Payment (Simple_Invoice_Payment_Tracker)].[Bank Credit Amount]))
Null in line 3 for Status <> "Past Due" ensures that the calculated value returned is null too.
This is not an issue in attached example, but would be, if Bank Credit Amount existed for Status = "Invoiced".
Workbook is attached with this formula added..
Jóhan aka Kettan
2. Re: Blended Boolean Column Totals are Not What They SeemKeith Helfrich Jan 18, 2015 5:28 PM (in response to kettan)
Hi Kettan,
Thank you for taking the time to trial & error method my question. I can see what you've done is working, which is a good sign! But I don't really understand why. And I'd love to know why the simple blended boolean doesn't do what we would expect for it to.
Joe Mako (or Joe Mako why are there two of you? :) when you have time, maybe you could help us to understand ? This is not at all urgent, just a curiosity.
Thank you!
3. Re: Blended Boolean Column Totals are Not What They Seemkettan Jan 6, 2015 11:21 PM (in response to Keith Helfrich)
You are welcome, Keith.
Ps. Jonathan Drummey is also an expert in Grand Totals and probably already explained this issue somewhere. He also created an request for Totals and subtotals over displayed marks instead of separate calc (aka make subtotals work like Excel) which might make it less important to know why Grand Total returns zero for this formula:
IF ATTR([Status]) = "Past Due" THEN ZN(SUM([Invoice Amount])) - ZN(SUM([Payment (Simple_Invoice_Payment_Tracker)].[Bank Credit Amount])) ELSE 0 END
and correct Grand Total for this formula:
SUM(IF [Status] = "Past Due" THEN ZN([Invoice Amount]) END) - ZN(SUM([Payment (Simple_Invoice_Payment_Tracker)].[Bank Credit Amount]))
4. Re: Blended Boolean Column Totals are Not What They SeemKeith Helfrich Jan 23, 2015 8:02 PM (in response to kettan)
Hi Kettan,
I have spoken with Joe Mako, and he helped me to understand the reason why the automatic column total doesn't work across the data blend.
To describe all of the details, I've written a new blog post:
And to encourage the Tableau engineers to offer us a better solution, I have also created the new idea:
In the attached workbook, please take a look at the new sheets I've created, which offer the details about the solution described in my blog.
Also, just a note: Joe Mako additionally helped me to see that the calculation you have found via the trial & error method is a bit risky. That's because it only works by chance with this data, and it can break in the future when the data changes.
In the attached workbook, we have also inserted a new record of data. This new record has a Bank Credit Amount of $1,000 for Invoice #5. And that payment was for an invoice which is not past due. In this case, the calculation you found via trial & error breaks because it incorrectly subtracts this $1,000 from the Past Due Amount column total.
Please take a look at everything & let me know if you have any questions.
5. Re: Blended Boolean Column Totals are Not What They Seemkettan Jan 25, 2015 12:04 PM (in response to Keith Helfrich)
Thank you, Keith, for going into depth with this and thus making this precious Tableau knowledge better known. And of course big thanks to Joe for sharing this knowledge with you.
I don't have much to add. I think your blog is well-written and easy to understand ... even if I am still struggling to comprehend its depths.
I just saw a similarity in Jonathan's solution in Re: Calculate difference in value based on two date parameters which shows you don't need to duplicate the Invoice Link # field, but instead can use ATTR(Invoice Link #) in Rows. I mention this because it might be an information you like to include in your blog article. I have checked that it also works with your workbook. See sheet ATTR(Invoice Link #) in attached workbook. [Added later: MIN(Invoice Link #) and MAX(Invoice Link #) also works in Rows.]
Another minor discovery to me was that [Status] can be left out of the view without breaking the formula [Past Due Amount] => [Past Due Amount (w GT)]. I guess this is because we have full access to all fields including those not used in a view. Having [Invoice Link #] in Marks ensures it always returns a [Status] rather than an asterisk (*) and thus keeps the formula working.
IF ATTR([Status]) = "Past Due" THEN ZN(SUM([Invoice Amount])) - ZN(SUM([Payment (Simple_Invoice_Payment_Tracker)].[Bank Credit Amount])) ELSE 0 END
6. Re: Blended Boolean Column Totals are Not What They SeemJoe Mako Jan 28, 2015 11:32 AM (in response to kettan)
Your sheet 'ATTR(Invoice Link #)' is close, but it is missing the partitioning. The table calculations that end in '(w GT)' are designed and configured to be partitioned by 'Invoice Link #' and addressing on 'Invoice Link # (copy)'. In your worksheet, notice the values for INV#4 and INV#5. One option to resolve this and retain the ATTR() aggregation is to right-clicking on the pill 'ATTR(Invoice Link #)' and uncheck Ignore in Table Calculations, this will cause it to partition the view.
What is happening in the 'finished' worksheet is the canvas and Grand Total areas have the same calculations, but with different effective compute usings because not all dimensions are available to the Grand Total area.
- The Canvas has the Dimensions:
- Status
- Invoice Link #
- Invoice Date
- Invoice Link # Copy
- The Grand Total has the Dimensions:
- Invoice Link # Copy
When the compute using of the table calculation pill is set to 'Invoice Link # Copy':
- In the Canvas, the other dimensions will partition, this results in each partition having a single mark, so the FIRST()==0 condition will keep just that single mark, and the WINDOW_SUM() has no impact on the single value because the sum of a single value is that single value.
- In the Grand Total, there is no partitioning, because there are no dimensions beyond what is being used for addressing.
The fields Status and Invoice Date are simply additional information, they do not increase the granularity because they are information about the 'Invoice Link #'. In other words, if 'Invoice Link #' is partitioning the view, then partitioning on those dimensions as well will effectively have no impact on the computation.
By having 'Invoice Link #', 'Status', and 'Invoice Date' as dimensions pills on the Rows shelf, we have additional capability such as turning on Subtotals. A common use case for ATTR() pills is when using multiple Discrete Dimension pills on the view, and and we do not want them impacting the Partitioning/Addressing of table calculations, it is a quick and easy way to Make a Discrete Dimension pill a Discrete Measure pill. Overall, in my experience, making pills ATTR() adds complexity and removes capability, so it a shortcut to be used sparingly. If the goal is performance in a situation where extra dimensions cause the query to be slower, and the other capabilities of dimensions are not desired, then a MIN() or MAX() would be more performant than an ATTR().
Overall, table calculation formulas are fragile, and require awareness of multiple factors that impact them, frequently it is not simply a drag and drop and done. These factors are in many cases not documented, one of my chief complaints about Tableau is their lack of documentation on the complexity of the invisible logic that is performed in complex situations when multiple features are being used at the same time.
This thread is a good example of the complexity when dealing with:
- Multiple Dimension pills
- Marks Card
- Measure Names/Values
- Data Blending
- Grand Totals
- Table Calculations
at the same time. It is easy to have more features in use at the same in addition to these, such as data densification, to make the situation even more complex.
My general advice is to avoid ATTR() useless it is being intentionally used as a shortcut to make a Discrete Dimension a Discrete Measure with awareness of the impact it will have, but maybe there is something I am missing, some other factor that I am not thinking of here.
For what capability, reason, or goal do you want to make them ATTR() pills?
- The Canvas has the Dimensions:


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For the past few years we have been baking our Thanksgiving turkey in a trash can. Sounds weird and WTF, right? Here it is in pictures:
Attempting to share my knowledge with the teenage boy
After the downpour we had on Saturday, the rain finally ceased on Sunday giving me the opportunity to work outside. Days before I had gathered thyme from my herb garden, dried it in the dehydrator, leaving me with the very tedious task of picking the leaves off the stem. During my breaks from the thyme I worked in my vegetable garden, surprised at the loads of yellow beans I had to pick, and then depressed to see my six Brussel sprout plants being attacked by the nasty, vile cabbage worm. After Googling solutions, I dampened the leaves, dusted the plants with flour in hopes the cabbage worms will eat the flour and die, yes die. Sorry if I
(okay I'm not) offend anyone with this attitude, but I want my plants to survive, though the other four members of my family are rooting for the cabbage worm.
Afterwards it was back to the thyme while the teenage boy sat and watched. Since I finally had his attention,
(which I had to actually ask for before he would sit with me), I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to impart my knowledge of gardening upon him. As I picked at the thyme and chatted away about gardening, I realized the teenage boy did not seem all that interested. I tried to explain that one day son, you will have a house, and will need this knowledge, but the response from him was "I'm still in school mom, and the idea of me owning a home is years off so I really don't give a shit".
Okay, he had a point, so I decided to keep his attention by talking about cooking since he will be living in an apartment this September, making his own meals. The day before, my uncle had given me more than a dozen cookbooks, so I asked the teenage boy if he would like to take them with him when he moves? This time he replied with "Mom, that's what Google is for". Defeated again, I gave up, concentrated on picking the leaves off the stems of the thyme while the teenage boy went in the house to do whatever teenage boys do, hide in their rooms away from mom.
Am I the glue?
Yesterday I decided to make my own pita bread, it is pretty easy to do but very labour intensive. So I am covered in dough and flour when the phones rings, luckily hubby is home to answer it, god knows what would have happened if we had let the machine get it (all three of our children will then ring my cell, and if I don't answer all hell breaks loose). I side-track though, hubby answers the phone and it is middle child, she needs to talk to mom NOW! Hubby brings me the extra phone, to which I yell "I just texted you not two minutes ago and said I was busy making bread!" She did not like my answer and did not want to deal with her father. I told him to say, that unless she is having some sort of medical emergency and is in hospital I will talk to her later. This was not the answer she wanted and promptly hung up on her father.
Soon after finishing the bread, I text our daughter, and tell her that she will have to learn to work with her father. Her response, a flat NO. I text her back "well I won't always be here". There is no response to my text, so I assume all is fine. The next day she phones me quite upset. How dare I say "well I won't always be here"! I backtrack my thoughts, realizing she would have assumed the worse with that text, so I say things like "well I may be in the washroom", or "I just might be busy". Both Iame answers but I couldn't think of anything else at the moment, because in reality I may not always be here, though I am not planning it anytime soon.
Which brings me to my point "Am I the glue?" Nine out of ten calls from our three children, the call is usually for me, unless one of them needs the name of a song, or something that requires the use of some tool, then they will ask for dad. As mom, I plan all activities, do the banking for the kids, schedule their doctor or dentist appointments, plan our vacations, solve their computer related problems, etc. Would the household fall apart if I wasn't here, probably not, but everyone would have to relearn their rolls and right now, mine is the glue.
Are you the glue?


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ALL STATES INFO: Skype consultations: Dr. Suzanne Humphries, MD drsuzanne.net Skype or phone
Here is a list compiled from all the smaller vaccine friendly lists out there and additional research of my own. I have included:
Cafemom Vax Friendly Doctor List (there are three)
If there are other lists or doctors I am unaware of, please put a comment in the reply section below or PM me, thank you!
IMPORTANT: If you're still stuck, don't despair! Use the search tools here
1) HOLISTIC Pediatricians hpadirectory.org/
2) ALL the DRs here https://mthfrsupport.com/find-a-practitioner/ are non vax friendly
3) go to mothering.com/forum/index.php search for vaccine, vax friendly doctor etc and/or your city name or nearest town.
4) Google search for Vaccine friendly doctor, Vax friendly Dr. etc and your zip code or town name, metro area, etc.
5) GENERAL RULE: If you're still stuck, don't choose a Pediatrician. Instead, just a regular family doctor MD, or better yet, a Chiropractor (DC), a Naturopathic Doctor (ND), Osteopathic Doctor (DO) Nurse Practitioner (NP, NFP) or Homeopath (DH). All are better bet for vax choice friendly. In some cases, a Midwife may assess your baby for growth and development and common health problems as well. If your child has no special diagnosis and no special pediatric issues to be followed closely, then a general developmental and feeding/ health checkup by any licensed practitioner is enough. Or you can avoid DRs entirely and learn yourself to check hips, chart height and weight, etc. No need for all these Dr. Visits - they are training sessions to get you used to vaccinating and running to the Dr. for colds, etc, overmedicating, being dependent, that is all.
If you have done all the above steps, and still are in need, please post a comment. Updates in comments always welcome, thanks.
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States Tex-W Below
ALEDO: Gina Fowler, DO, PEDIATRICIAN Little Plum Blossom Pediatrics 311 South FM 1187 #300 Aledo, Texas 76008 817-442-2266 littleplumblossom.com
ALLEN: Daniel Chartrand, MD Harmony Family Health 406 W Main St. Allen, TX 75013 (972) 977-7496 HarmonyFamilyHealth.com
AMARILLO 1) Well Life Family Medicine Eric Ehle, DO ABFM, DABMA, ABIHM 2213 Interstate 40 West. Amarillo, TX 79109 (806) 355-9355 welllifefm.com 2) Pediatric Wellness Center 806-468-4310 Amarillo, Tx pediatricwellnesscenterofamarillo.com Two Dr's on staff and more. Biomedical treatment, healing autism and vaccine damage, routine care. 3) Shari Medford MD Pedi Infectious disease specialist Amarillo Children's Clinic 17 Care Circle Amarillo, TX 79124 (806) 468-6277
ARLINGTON: Karen Pilgrim-King, MD Pedi Bright Stars Pediatrics 1126 W. Pioneer Pkwy Arlington, TX 76013 817-277-1329
AUSTIN, TX: 1) 3 locations in Austin area: http://www.wisemanfamilypractice.com don't offer vaccines. See patients 12 months and up. (512) 345-8970 2) Arthur Krigsman, MD Pedi, MAPS Faculty Dr. Pediatric Gastro Resources of TX 7901 Cameron Rd Austin, TX 78754 718-327-2200 autismgi.com
3) Schoolhouse Pediatrics, Elizabeth Reidy, MD 4201 Bee Cave Rd Austin, TX 78746 (512) 327 1155 4) Elliot Trester MD centralfamilypractice.com 720 W. 34th Austin Texas 78705 512-371-9260 5) Bryan Jepson, MD and autism dad Austin Sports and Wellness Chiro Center 11420 FM 2244 (Bee Caves Rd) Austin, Texas 78738 512-263-9961 integrativesportsandwellness.com 6) Wallace Taylor, MD ENT and Functional medicine, Neurology.Texas Integrative ENT and Allergy 4107 Medical Parkway Suite 100 Austin, TX 78756 512-420-9300 AUSTIN add'l info Natalie Rusk is wonderful but removed due to "Austin Regional clinic now requires all pediatric patients to be immunized"
COPPELL: Mark Holt MD Pedi 760 N Denton Tap Rd, Coppell, TX 75019 (972) 420-1475 mdpedi.com
DALLAS /Fort Worth/Frisco and area 1) Frisco, Plano, Allen, McKinney and North Dallas locations: Deborah Bain, MD Pedi Healthy Kids Pediatrics integrative holistic pediatric practice w alternative medicine 4851 Legacy Drive Frisco, TX 75034 (972)294-0808 HealthyKidsPediatrics.com 2)L.E. Wolovits, MD, FAAP, At Home Pediatrics, PA House call practice serving Dallas, TX (214)425-5690 AtHomePediatrics.com 3) Anuradha Agrawal, MD PGV Pediatrics, PA 3310 Live Oak St., TX 75204 (214) 823 2552 4)Nina Cahan, MD Coppell Associates In Family Medicine 848 S. Denton Tap Rd. Coppell, TX 75019 (972) 393-5559 5) Mary Ann Block, DO, PA specialises in non drug treatment of ADHD blockcenter.com/ Mother who at age 39 went to medical school to save her daughter! 1750 Norwood Drive Hurst, TX 76054 (817) 280-9933 6) Tammy Kennedy MD Pedi Inwood Village Pediatrics 5470 W Lovers Ln Dallas, TX 75209 214-956-7337 inwoodvillagepediatrics.com 7) CORINTH: Dr. Jane Torrie DC (daycare, dear child) Oasis Chiropractic and Wellness Center 7801 S Stemmons Fwy # 105 Corinth, TX 76210 (940) 594-1406
DENTON: Dr. Tom Newell Family Care Center 1214 Primrose Lane Denton, TX 76201 (940) 566-1444
EL PASO: 1) Akintoluwa Akinjaiyeju, MD Pedi Northeast Cornerstone Pediatric 10755 Kenworthy St El Paso, TX 79924 915-821-5900 2) Ruben Roncallo MD Border Pediatrics 4500 N Mesa St El Paso, TX 79912 (915) 532-9000
FORT WORTH: Frank McGehee MD Pedi 1129 Sixth Ave. Fort Worth, TX 76104 (817) 336-4896
FREDERICKSBURG: Dr. Peet & Dr. Christa O'Leary 110 E Live Oak St, Fredericksburg, TX 78624 830-997-5559 doctorpeet.com
FRISCO: see Dallas Area
GARLAND: Dr. Carla Cole DO Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine 323 N Shiloh Rd Garland, TX 75042 (972) 272-2777
HOUSTON see below for more metro area IMPORTANT HOUSTON TEXAS INFO: 1) never, ever take your child to the ER at Texas Childrens. If you don't vax on schedule, they have people from CPS there just waiting to cause trouble for families who decline. 1) Dr Nellie Grose MD, MPHThe Center for Health & Healing 230 Westcott, # 208 (W Houston inside 610 loop) Houston, Texas, 77007 713-660-6620 Family practice that offers chiro, massage therapy, holistic medicine. EBF, non vax and alt vax options, co- sleeping, HB, intact and AP (attachment parenting) advocate. tchh.net/ 2) Kathi McCree at Texas Gulf Coast Medical 3) Dr. Nancy Eisen DO The Austin Diagnostic Clinic 2400 Cedar Bend Dr Austin, TX 78758 (512) 901-4026
4) Dr. Rajan or Dr. Sim at Texas Gulf Coast Medical 1051 Pineloch Dr Houston, TX 281-604-1300 txgulfcoastmed.com/ 7) Gilbert Manso MD Integrative Dr. 7100 Regency Square Blvd, Houston, TX 77036 (713) 840-9355 drmanso.com no insurance, expensive visits 8. Texas Children's Group Dr. Hogan, Dr Benjamin Ho 3023 Kirby Dr (SW Houston inside 610 loop) Houston, TX (713) 526-6443 texaschildrenspediatrics.org 9) Pure Pediatrics Alana Kennedy-Nasser, MD 6750 West Loop S #465, Bellaire, TX 77401 832-431-4336 purepediatrics.com 11) Micheal Knapick MD, Pedi Texas Children's Pediatric Associates, FM 1960 Pediatric Center 21216 Northwest Fwy Cypress, TX 77429 281-890-6514 texaschildrenspediatrics.org Accepting of alternate vax schedules. Conservative with prescriptions, recommends alternative treatments. 12) Seymour Goldberg MD 7900 Fannin St (SW Houston inside 610 loop) Houston, TX 77054 713-790-9800 13) Dr. Ola (Olajumoke) Odufuye MD,MBBS Pedi 902 Frostwood Dr. (memorial city) Houston, TX 77024 (713) 468-5317 texaschildrenspediatrics.org/Memorial 14: Dr. Mark K. Hopkins, DC. Complete Wellness Associates 9950 Cypresswood Dr Houston TX 77070 281-970-4459 15) Victoria Regan MD Pedi Fannin Pediatrics Houston Office 6400 Fannin St Houston, TX 77030 (713) 790-9220
HUMBLE: 1) Dr. Romanda Hutsell, DO Humble, TX but makes house calls in the area and in Katy (and anywhere in between, I assume) She gives you the info to file with your insurance, but doesn't bill for you. cell (call or text): (713) 202-0756 romandahutsell(AT)hotmailDOTcom 2) Dr Farrior and Dr. Harper of Humble Pediatrics in Atascocita though they "inform" and try to persuade vax they accept non vaxing.
KATY: 1) Gilbert Manso MD drmanso.com no insurance, expensive visits 2) Dr Fowler (Katy) pedsofnwh.com
MAGNOLIA see listing below
MANSFIELD: Dr. Todd Elsner DC (daycare, dear child) Advanced Wellness Solutions 1105 Alexis Ct Mansfield, TX 76063 (817) 539-2288
MC KINNEY: See Dallas area
SUGAR LAND 1) Laurel Scott MD (Sugar Land) Texas Children's Pediatrics 5610 W River Park Dr Sugar Land, TX 77479 (281) 494-8687 OK with all vax alternatives. Educated on intact care texaschildrenspediatrics.org 2) Cassandra Dickerson MD Pedi Dickerson Pediatrics 4760 Sweetwater Blvd Sugar Land, TX 77479 (281) 491-5439 Accepts delayed/select/non vax Supports bed sharing, EBFing, understands AP (attachment parenting) choices, intact educated, Antibiotics conservative (however makes you sign the bad mommy waiver, CROSS OUT what you disagree with, and put SIGNED UNDER DURESS by your signature.) dickersonpediatrics.com 3) Louis Pottkotter, MD 3425 Hwy 6 Sugar Land, TX 77478 (281) 265-7800
THE WOODLANDS: Dr. Raja Abusharr 6886 Woodlands Pkwy, The Woodlands, TX 77382 (281) 419-6565 drabusharr.com/meet_dr_abusharr.php
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IRVING: Dr. Fran Rose MD may no longer be practicing. Star Care 1701 W Walnut Hill Ln Irving, TX 75038 (972) 594-1111
KILLEEN/ FORT HOOD: Elms Creek Family&Urgent Care Ricky D Mitchell MD 3816 S Clear Creek Rd Killeen, TX 76549 254-554-8773
LUBBOCK Stephen G. Dalton, DO Family Medicine 4004-82nd Street, Building 100 Lubbock, TX 79423 (806) 722-3180
MAGNOLIA (Northwest of Houston) Paul J. Dibble, MD Simple Traditions Family Health 18423 FM 1488 Rd Magnolia, TX 77354 281-259-7400 stfhealth.com "requires that his patients are on time so try to arrive early. He will listen to you and answer every single question. He does not direct file insurance, so you will have to pay out of pocket but it's worth it. He is strongly vax friendly and believes more than anything that parents have the right to choose what they want to do or have done to their kids.
MCKINNEY 1) Daniel J. Chartrand, MD Harmony Family Health 404 N. Church St. McKinney, TX 75069 (972) 542-9142 HarmonyFamilyHealth.com 2) Nicole Sutton and Catherine Frank both MD Pedi Pediatric Healthcare Associates 3701 W Eldorado Pkwy McKinney, TX 75070 (972) 548-7888 3) Todd Burton MD Pedi All About Children pediatrics. 2217 Eldorado Pkwy McKinney, TX 75070 New Patient: 1-888-499-6908 Existing Patient: (972) 542-1444 aacpediatrics.com/ 4) Paul Reyes MD Pedi Stonebridge Pediatrics Mckinney Office 5561 Virginia Pkwy McKinney, TX 75071 (214) 544-2555
MISSOURI CITY TX: 1) Total Health Rehab Family Chiropractic. Prenatal and Pediatric Care Dr. Stephanie Cohen, D.C. 4502 Riverstone Blvd. Missouri City, TX 77459 : (832) 315-9721 totalhealthrehabtx.com
MULESHOE: Sheri Whiteaker Family Nurse Practitioner 610 S 1st St Muleshoe, TX 79347 (806) 272-7544
NACOGDOCHES: Aaron Polk MD 212 Russell Blvd, Nacogdoches, TX 75965 936-569-9238 polkdavismd.com/ a family dr - does NOT offer vaccines at all
ODESSA: Compass Pediatrics 6100 Eastridge Rd. Odessa, Tx 79762 432-332-2080 compasspediatrics.com/
PASADENA: Dr's Ron, Milton and John Kirkwood, DO at Kirkwood Medical Associates 4001 Preston Ave Pasadena, TX 77505 (281) 249-2273 kirkwoodmedicalassociates.com/
PLANO: 1) Karin Bergman MD Doctors of Internal Medicine 5941 Dallas Pkwy Plano, TX 75093 (972) 758-4455 2) Seshagiri Rao MD allergist immununologist Allergy & Asthma Treatment Center 3016 Communications Pkwy Plano, TX 75093 and 3608 Preston Rd Plano, TX 75093 both phones: (972) 964-7373 also see Dallas Area for Frisco, Plano, Allen, McKinney and North Dallas dr's
RICHARDSON, TX Randy Naidoo, MD, FAAP, ABIHM Shine Pediatrics and Wellness Center 3600 Shire Blvd Richardson, TX 75082 (469)333-1KID(1543) shinepediatrics.com
ROCKPORT: Melecio Apostol MD Pedi Rockport Pediatrics 2106 W Market St Rockport, TX 78382 361-729-8686
ROUND ROCK: Xuan Tran MD family medicine and neurology (?) Legends Medical Clinic 3000 Joe Dimaggio Blvd Round Rock, TX 78665 New Patient: 1-800-494-8309 Existing Patient: (512) 733-6464
SAN ANTONIO AREA: 1) Wonder kids pediatrics Dr. Leiloglou 20818 Gathering Oak #109, San Antonio, TX 78260 (210) 762-6464 2) Shahzad A. Sheikh, MD Pedi kid-doc.com Cadillac Plaza, 14351 Blanco Rd., San Antonio, TX 78216 210-492-0900 3) Armando Garza MD PediDominion Hills Plaza 21195 IH-10 West San Antonio, TX 78257 (210) 687-1144 laalturapediatrics.com 4) Michael Stelzer DC (daycare, dear child) 615 NW Loop 410 San Antonio, TX 78216 210-384-0777
SAN ANGELO: Michelle Sarraff MD 201 E. Harris Ave. San Angelo, TX 76903 (325) 481-2042 or (325) 653-6741 shannonbabies.com
SAN MARCOS 1) Dr. Alberto Santos DO 200 Springtown Way San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 393-3325 2) Dr. Jessica Sanders FNP Central TX Med Center 1941 N Interstate 35 San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 353-6425
SELMA: Gloria and Anthony Wright, DO 5016 FM 1518 • Selma, Texas 78154 (210) 654-9300 thewrightdoctors.com Gloria: concerned but didn't push us/ told me to not leave the country without revisiting the issue; intact and Breastfeeding friendly. We see her and I love her so far.
SPRING, TX: Tad Shirley MD, FAAP Family First Pediatrics PA 8714 Spring Cypress Rd Spring, TX 77379 (281) 374-8882 familyfirstpediatrics.com/Office/Location/Main-Office.aspx
STEPHENVILLE: Shane Gilliam MD PA (254) 965-8760. 630 N Graham Ave Stephenville, TX 76401 and possibly 205 E Frey St, #201, Stephenville, TX 76401 (254) 965-2313
TYLER TX and area: 1) Rene McCarty PA Lifetime Health Center 4290 Kinsey, Tyler, TX 75703 903-534-0773 lifetimehealthcenter.com "She has been our doctor for the last 2 1/2 years . ok with me not vaccinating. Can work with you if you don't have insurance.
WICHITA FALLS: Mike Agyupong MD Pedi The Clinic 501 Midwestern Pkwy E Wichita Falls, TX 76302 (940) 397-5163
AMERICAN FORK: Valley Pediatrics uvpediatrics.com is fine with alternative immunization schedules. No experience yet - switching when I have this baby. Receptionist was kind and acted absolutely fine with the topic. 1159 E 200 N, American Fork, UT 84003 801-756-5609
HOLLADAY Dr. Jed Vandenberghe 2160 4500 S, Holladay, UT 84117 (801) 278-4693 https://intermountainhealthcare.org/
LAYTON: Wee Care Dr. Silas 1580 W Antelope Dr # 100, Layton, UT 84041 (801) 773-8644 wcpeds.com/ "I love him. He is great with all 3 of my kids and has never questioned why I choose to not vaccinate. He did ask why my oldest was vaccinated until 6 months and never again, I told him she had a reaction and explained her reaction. That was it, no "I don't believe that was associated with the vaccine" reaction, thank goodness. He is great with the kids too. They love going to their check ups. Hope this helps someone in my area
MURRAY: Brian Turner MD Jordan Health and Wellness Center 279 E 5900 S, Murray, UT 84107 (801) 261-1700
OGDEN: 1) Catherine Stokes MD Pedi 4403 Harrison Blvd, Ogden, UT 84403 (801) 387-4500 intermountainhealthcare.org 2) Mindi Boehm MD Pedi at Ogden Clinic Canyon View 1159 East 12th Street Ogden, UT 84404 801-475-3700. The nurses used to ask about vaccines on the first visits. Then they don't even bring it up anymore. She's also ordered all the labs [our naturopathic Dr. for my child with Down Syndrome] suggested without a problem. We love her.
OREM: Utah Valley Peds 2 locations: 716 W 800 N. Orem, UT 84057 801-224-0421 Orem Cherry Tree Office 171 N 400 W Orem, UT 84057 (801) 224-4550 See American Fork for testimonial
PAYSON Utah Valley Peds 15 S 1000 E Payson, UT 84651 801-465-2800 See American Fork for testimonial
PROVO: 1) Dr. Heather Harrison DO Revere Health 1055 N 500 W, Provo, UT 84604 (801) 812-5033 reverehealth.com 2) Jeffrey Jensen MD Pedi Utah Valley Pediatrics 1355 N University Ave Provo, UT 84604 (801) 373-8930 See American Fork for testimonial
SALT LAKE CITY 1) Louis Borgenicht, MD Pedi 850 E 300 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84102 (801) 531-8689 2) Dr. Elizabeth Rowe-Smith MD Pedi 50 N Medical Dr, Salt Lake City, UT 84132 (801) 581-3501 3) Devi Nambudripod DC, acupuncturist & the founder of NAET 4568 So. Highland Dr Salt Lake City, UT 84117 801.272.9989 alternativetreat.com
SARATOGA SPRINGS: Utah Valley Peds 41 East 1140 North Saratoga Springs, UT 84045 801-407-6500 See American Fork for testimonial
SPANISH FORK: Utah Valley Peds 852 Expressway Ln. Spanish Fork, UT 84660 801-794-7947 See American Fork for testimonial
LYNDONVILLE: Sandy Reider MD 47 Park Ave, Lyndonville, VT, 05851 802-626-6007
MONTPELIER: Jeremiah Eckhaus MD Montpelier Health Center 156 Main St Montpelier, VT 05602 802-223-4738 requires "bad mommy" signature, better to look up and visit a naturopath, there are many in Montpelier!
ALEXANDRIA: Matt Irwin MD 1240 N Pitt St, Alexandria, VA 22314 703-780-1261 or 517 Wythe St same phone and zip
ANNANDALE: My Health Builders/ Health Builders Holistic Family Medicine Hai Jin Kim, MD 7540 Little River Turnpike, Annandale, VA 22003 (703) 256-2600 myhealthbuilders.net/ Does NOT give vaccines, only provides vaccine counseling.
BURKE: Laurence Murphy & Stacey Staats both MD Pedis 5212 Lyngate Ct Burke, VA 22015 703-503-9100 They are wonderful and very respectful of parents decisions
CHESAPEAKE: 1) Natalie Beltran MD Pedi 612 Kingborough Sq st 301, Chesapeake, VA 23320 (757) 436-1770 2) Eric Madren MD Bayview Physicians Group and Volvo Medical Associates 713 Volvo Pkwy Chesapeake, VA 23320 757-548-0076 PETERSBURG AREA: Caldwell Pediatrics 2425 Blvd. Colonial Heights, VA (804) 520-0002 caldwellpediatrics.com/ She is great and all the nurses are on the same page as her. We love her, my son loves going there too
COLONIAL HEIGHTS: Caldwell Pediatrics see Prince George
LYNCHBURG: Elizabeth Mumper, MD Pedi, MAPS Faculty Dr. Advocates For Children/The Rimland Center for Integrative Medicine 2919 Confederate Ave Lynchburg, VA 24501 434-528-9075
PRINCE GEORGE: Melaney Caldwell, MDPedi Caldwell Pediatric 2035 Waterside Rd, Prince George, VA 23875 (804) 520-0002 caldwellpediatrics.com
RICHMOND: Mary Megson MD Pedi, MAPS Faculty Dr. Pediatric and Adolescent Ability Center 7229 Forest Ave Richmond, VA 23226 804-673-9128 megson.com/
ROCKY MOUNT: Carilion Clinic Family Medicine Dr. Kim Dulaney 390 S Main St #201, Rocky Mount, VA 24151 (540) 484-4800 https://carilionclinic.org
STAFFORD: Bernadette Wells holistic MD, homeopathy Wee Care Pediatrics 306 Garrisonville Rd Stafford, VA 22554 (540) 891-0246
STAUNTON: Dr Andrew Dodge, D.C. (people use him as a family doctor- he is a special chiro) Valley Family Wellness & Chiropractic. In the Greenbrier Office Park: 1600 N. Coalter St. Staunton, VA 24401 540-885-1735 valleyfamilywellness.com/
STERLING: Sarah Fletcher, MD Sterling Family Practice 21135 Whitfield Pl Sterling, VA 20165 703-421-7000
VIRGINIA BEACH and AREA: Eric Madren MD Princess Anne Medical Assoc 1925 Glenn Mitchell Dr Virginia Beach, VA 23456 (757) 689-8430
NORFOLK: Natalie Beltran MD Pedi Norfolk 885 Kempsville Rd Norfolk, VA 23502 757-461-6342 2) Fredrik Fink MD pedi 885 Kempsville Rd Norfolk, VA 23502 (757) 461-6342 and Pediatric Specialists 160 Kingsley Ln Norfolk, VA 23505 (757) 489-3551 chkd.org also possibly Virginia Beach.
WINCHESTER Apple Blossom Family Practice, Robin Cather, MD Pedi. Leaves the vaccination decisions to the parents. To my knowledge, it's the only practice in the Shenandoah Valley area that's flexible. You can refuse the entire schedule, use alternative schedules, etc. She also doesn't force any other tests or procedures, she explains the pros and cons and gives you the necessary information to make a decision. I've taken my 16 month old daughter there since birth, and will be taking our son there after he's born. appleblossomfp.com/
ARLINGTON: 1) Dr. Christine Morlock Naturopath Community Natural Medicine 437 N Olympic Ave Arlington, WA 98223 (425) 381-0627 communitynaturalmedicine.com 2) Caroline Stampfli PA Whitehorse Family Medicine 875 Wesley St Arlington, WA 98223 (360) 435-2233
BELLEVUE: Dr. Corinne Harpster Naturopathic Doctor and Licensed Massage Therapist at SageMED. Adjunct Faculty at Bastyr University 12600 SE 38th St Bellevue, WA 98006 425-679-6056 doctorcorinne.com and sageMED.com
BELLINGHAM and BOTHELL: Dr. Ben Lynch, ND Seeking Health 1708 Kentucky St Bellingham, WA 98229 and 24032 7th Ave W
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BONNEY LAKE area; Dr. Nathan Spencer is a Naturopath, very willing to answer your questions. He probably does not vaccinate his own children but respects whatever choice you make. He is also intact friendly
CARNATION: Dr. Kathleen Allen ND, Midwife, IBCLC, Neonatology specialty Tolt River Family Medicine (Formerly Mother & Child) 4563 Tolt Ave. Carnation, WA 98014 425.333.4600 toltfamily.com
COVINGTON: Janel Newman-Kovacev ND Generations Natural Health Clinic 27121 174th Place SE Covington, WA 98042 (253) 277-1308 mygenerationsclinic.com
EASTSOUND: 1) Evan Buxbaum, MD, M.P.H. Treehouse Pediatrics on Orcas Island 429 Madrona Street Eastsound, WA 98245 (360)376-7337 TreeHouseDoctor.com 2) David L Russell, MD Orcas Island Family Medicine 33 Urner Street Eastsound, WA 98245 (360) 376-4949 OrcasIslandFamilyMedicine.com
EVERETT: Jodi Berg ND Acupuncturist, Integrative Family Health Clinic drjodi.com 3903 Colby Ave Everett WA 98201 (425) 258-2325
FEDERAL WAY: Karen Rasmussen, ND Federal Way Naturopathy 900 S. 336th Street Federal Way, WA 98003 (253) 942-3301
GIG HARBOR: Dr. Robyn Brand MD Pedi Harbor Pediatrics 4700 Point Fosdick Dr NW Gig Harbor, WA 98335 (253) 203-6194 or possibly 253-853-3888
KIRKLAND: Laurie Marti, MD Family Medicine 5400 Carillon Point, Building 5000 Kirkland, WA 98033 425-232-1965 lauriemartimd.com
LAKEWOOD 1) Michelle Hayes, MN, CPNP, ARNP Fir Creek Pediatrics 9101 Bridgeport Way SW Bld A Lakewood, WA Pierce County 98499 253-565-7686 fircreekpeds.com/
LEAVENWORTH: Sarah Piestrup FNP, LAc 10454 Fox Rd Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-548-4780
LIBERTY LAKE: see Spokane area
LYNNWOOD: Dr. Brandy Ross, ND, L.M. Moonrise Health 16825 48th Ave W, Lynnwood, WA 98037 (425) 670-6752 MoonRiseHealth.com
MARYSVILLE: Dr. Steven Grant DO Providence Med Grp 11603 State Ave Marysville, WA 98271 (360) 658-6800
MILL CREEK 1) Mill Creek Family Practice Dr. Bacon 1025 153rd St SE #200, Mill Creek, WA 98012 (425) 745-4750 millcreekfamilypractice.org/ 2) Chelsea Gordon, ND Purity Integrative Health & Wellness Center 15118 Main St, Mill Creek, WA 98012 425-337-7029 purityintegrativehealth.com 3) Stephen Shlafer MD Pedi 15808 Mill Creek Blvd, Mill Creek, WA 98012 (425) 338-5668
MONROE Dr. Alice Harper, ND 211 W Hill St, Monroe, WA 98272 (360) 794-6620 draliceharper.com
MOUNT VERNON: Seth Cowan, ND, A.R.N.P. and Michelle Antonich, ND, L.M. Skagit Natural Family Medicine 916 S. 3rd Street Mt. Vernon, WA 98273 (360) 336-5658
OLYMPIA: 1) Dr. Marnie Frisch, ND Dr. Savahn Rosinbum, ND Whole Health Naturopathy 2600 Martin Way E, Olympia,WA 98502 360-943-9519 olympianaturopath.com 2) Hirsch Center for Integrative Medicine Evan Hirsch, MD 3525 Ensign Rd NE, Olympia, WA 98506 (360) 464-9965 doctorevan.com/ 3) Henry Degive MD Pedi Pediatric Associates 3516 12th Ave NE Olympia, WA 98506 (360) 456-1600
PASCO: Stephen Smith, MD NW Integrative Medicine 1200 N. 14th Ave. Pasco, WA 99301 509-903-2101
SEATTLE: 1) Dr. Tracy McDaniel The Seattle Healing Arts Building/ One Sky Family Medicine 6300 9th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98115 206-363-5555 oneskywellness.com/practitioners-tracy.html oneskyfamilymedicine.com offers preservative free versions of vaccines to parents who want to vaccinate their children. She never pressures us to vaccinate our baby, respects our decision. 2) Carol Doroshow, MD Pedi The Kids Clinic 12317 15th Ave. NE, Seattle, WA 98125 (206) 957-1881 thekidsclinic.us 3) Molly Gray ND, L.M., West Seattle Natural Medicine 3256 California Ave Seattle, WA 98116 (206) 938-1393 4) Dr. Christina Gutierrez, ND, LM Dr. Ashley Landbloom, ND, LAc Ground Floor Health 3876 Bridge Way North, Seattle, WA 98103 206-624-6627 groundfloorhealth.com 5) Naturopathic Family Medicine 4411 Fremont Ave North Seattle, WA 98103 (206) 683-4495 NaturopathicFamilyMedicine.com 6) Dr. Chenelle Roberts, ND, L.M. Docere Center for Natural Medicine 5343 Tallman Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107 (206) 706-0306 7) Dr's Peterson, McMurry, Minoff ND at fullcirclemedicineseattle.com 6869 Woodlawn Avenue NE. Seattle Washington 98115 206-535-8867
SEATTLE AREA suburb: KIRKLAND 1) Dr. Candace Aasan Cascade Natural Medicine 12911 120th Ave NE, Kirkland, WA 98034 (425) 820-7700 2) Jennifer Zorin, ND Sound Natural Medicine 284 Central Way Kirkland, WA 98033 (425) 803-9574 SoundNaturalMedicine.com
SKAGIT VALLEY: See Mount Vernon
SILVERDALE: 1) Niran Al-Agba, MD, Pedi Silverdale Pediatrics, LLP 9615 Levin Road NW Silverdale, WA 98383 (360) 692-8588 2) Susan Reimer MD Pedi Kitsap Children Clinic Silverdale Office 9951 Mickelberry Rd NW Silverdale, WA 98383 (360) 692-9362
SNOHOMISH: 1) Dr. Stacy Bowker, ND Snohomish Valley Holistic Medicine 1830 Bickford Ave. Snohomish, WA 98290 (360) 282-4014 snovalleyholistic.com 2) Cassandra Hurd, ND, LM, CPM Origins Natural Health and Midwifery 1830 Bickford Ave. Snohomish, WA 98290 (360) 282-4014 originsnaturalhealthandmidwifery.com
SPOKANE and area: 1) Dr. John A. Green III MD, MAPS Dr, TACA presenter. Bio here http://www.medmaps.org/faculty/ Featured in the vaccine documentary THE GREATER GOOD. Evergreen Center Spokane, WA Office by appointment only 8102 S Mountain Springs Rd
Spokane, WA 99223 childrenandautism.com 2) Monica German MD, Pedi, Board certified Integrative Medicine. Medicine Naturally, 2607 S Southeast Blvd, Spokane, WA 99223 509-262-8145 medicine-naturally.com 3) Drs Jeremiah Stevens ND and Julia Stevens, ND Naturopathic Center stevensnd.com 21950 E Country Vista Dr, Liberty Lake, WA 99019 509-590-1343
SPOKANE VALLEY: Dr. Lesley Morical ND 1406 N Pines Rd Spokane Valley, WA 99206 509-321-7280 drlesleymorical.vpweb.com
TACOMA: 1) Puget Sound Family Health. Andrew Rife, ND, MEd. Alison Olt Kerr, ND 711 Court A, Tacoma, WA 98402 (253)503-8792 pugetsoundfamilyhealth.org/psfh/dr-andrew-rife-n-d-m-ed-b-env-d/ 2) John Clapper, MD with Pediatrics NW 1628 S Mildred St #101, Tacoma, WA 98465 253-564-8005
WASHINGTON DC, check Virginia, Maryland or other lists
CHARLESTON: Geeta D. Jayaram, MD 4403 44th St Se, Charleston, WV 25304 (304) 925-4726
PARKERSBURG: Vibrant Wellness Center Bonnie H. Buchman RN, ND, PhD 800 Divison Street Parkersburg, WV 26101 (304)485-9027 dr-bonnie.com/our-staff/
PRINCETON: Asma Safder MD pedi Princeton Pediatrics 143 Undercliff Ter Princeton, WV 24740 (304) 425-2355
WEIRTON: Anna Suray MD Pedi fspkids.com Landmark Prof. Center 3045 Pennsylvania Ave. Weirton, WV 26062 304-723-4000 also see Pittsburgh, PA
WHEELING: Jennifer L Burns, DO https://wheelinghospital.org/doctor/docdet.aspx?p=614 7 E. Cove Ave Wheeling, WV 26003 304-242-0770
APPLETON: Appleton Community Midwives & Birth Center Andi Raine, LM, CPM Anja Farin, LM, CPM 308 E Northland Ave Appleton, WI 54911 920-882-6200 wisconsinmidwives.com
DELAFIELD 1) Lake Country Pediatrics Dr. Kastner 2574 Sun Valley Drive Delafield WI, 53018 262-646-2282 lakecountrypediatrics.com/ Dr. Kastner is fine either way. I asked her if us not vaccinating was causing her any problems and she assured me that she sees quite a few families like us. 2) Mark Kamsler MD, Delafield Pediatrics SC, 2574 Sun Valley Dr Delafield WI 53018, 262-646-2282.
DELLS area: Dr. Waters, MD Naturopathic in treatment style, even though he's an MD. Does not see infants.
FOND DU LAC: Dr. Amy Emmer-Sheldon Aurora Health Center 210 Wisconsin American Dr. Fond du Lac, WI 54937
GREEN BAY: 1) Wyss Family Clinic of Chiropractic Dr. Skip Wyss Dr. Julie Wyss 2830 Curry Ct. Green Bay, WI 54311 920-468-4199 wyssclinic.com 2) Patrick Flynn DC (daycare, dear child) Flynn`s Children and Family Chiropractic Center 2638 Tulip Ln. Green Bay, WI 54313 920-429-2844
LAKE DELTON: Dr. Murphy 608 254 5400
MADISON and area: D. Jill Mallory, MD Integrative Family Doctor Wildwood Family Clinic 2 locations 251 E Cottage Grove Rd Cottage Grove, Wisconsin 53527 608-839-3515 and 4901 Cottage Grove Rd Madison, Wisconsin 53716 608-221-1501 wp.wildwoodclinic.com Also Dr. Mallory is at St. Mary's Hospital.
RIPON: Dr. Cheryl Iverson DO CHN Medical Center Ripon 1080 W Fond Du Lac St Ripon, WI 54971 (920) 748-7000 possibly: OAKLAND HOSPITAL SJHS 27351 Dequindre Rd Madison Heights, MI 48071
MILWAUKEE: 1) Norm Schwartz MD Integrative Family medicine 10602 N. Pt. Washington Rd Milwaukee, WI 53092 262-240-0133 normschwartzmd.com and inwellnesstoday.com 2) Lake Country Pediatrics lakecountrypediatrics.com Milwaukee Clinic: 1051 E Ogden Ave Milwaukee WI, 53202 (414)226 5230
MILWAUKEE AREA: 1) Francesca Olmedo-Estrada MD Wheaton Franciscan Hospital Burleigh Family Care 5408 W Burleigh St Milwaukee, WI 53210 (414) 445-6520 also see Theinsville
MONROE: Dr. Janis King, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner 515 22nd Ave. 515 22nd Ave Monroe, WI 53566 608- 324-2000
NEW BERLIN: 1) Dr. Jill Larson, DO Prohealth 13900 W National Ave. New Berlin, WI 53151 (262) 928-4500 prohealthcare.org 2) Amy Lautz MD Pedi Children's Hospital, Forrest View Pediatrics 4855 S Moorland Rd, New Berlin, WI (414) 425-5660 forestviewpediatrics.com A
OCONOMOWOC: Lake Country Pediatrics lakecountrypediatrics.com Oconomowoc Clinic: 970 S Silverlake St. Oconomowoc WI, 53066 Main line: 262 569 7100
PARDEEVILLE: Hamilton MD Langan MD Divine Savior Healthcare 102 Gillette St. Pardeeville WI 53954 608-429-2185
RIVER FALLS: Dr. Joshua Cleveland, DC (daycare, dear child) 112 E Walnut St River Falls, WI 54022 (715) 425-0333
THIENSVILLE Thiensville Family Health Care Gary Lewis MD 140 S Main St, Thiensville, WI 53092 (262) 242-3369 "a family doctor who is very supportive of non-vaxing. He also is familiar with medical acupuncture and is generally awesome."
WAUKESHA: 1) Waukesha Family Practice Center Anna Witt MD 210 NW Barstow St Waukesha, WI 53188 (262) 548-6903 waukeshafp.org/ 2) Glenn Toth MD 817 N. East Ave. Waukesha, WI 53186 262-547-3055 springcityhealthcentre.com 3) Dorothy Delisle MD Pedi Medical Associates 2 locations: N14W23900 Stone Ridge Dr Waukesha, WI 53188 (262) 549-3030 & I94 & Hwy 164 N14W23900 Stone Ridge Dr Waukesha, WI 53188 262-549-3030
VIROQUA: Paul Bergquist MD Complementary Medicine 407 S Main St Viroqua, WI 54665 608-637-3174
SHERIDAN: Northeast Wyoming Pediatrics Dr. Oss, MD and Dr. Wohl MD Pedi 916 Jackson Ave., Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 307-675-5555 https://drwohl.com/
TORRINGTON: Edzan Fluckiger MD Banner Health 625 Albany Ave Torrington, WY 82240 (307) 532-2107
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AASHE helps businesses make meaningful connections in the higher education sustainability community.
AASHE membership connects sustainability-focused businesses with institutions that are on the forefront of sustainability.
As an AASHE business member, you have the opportunity to gain a better understanding of the needs of your customers and to collaborate with them on sustainability challenges. Your company will gain exposure in the rapidly expanding higher education market for sustainable products and services.
We offer two levels of membership, designed to allow you to pick the solution that best fits your needs.
- BenefitsAs an AASHE Business Member, you'll receive a wealth of networking opportunities, recognition and advertising tools to promote your business and expand your network.
Networking Business Leader Business Affiliate AASHE Conference & Expo – Connect with more than 2,000 higher education sustainability professionals from all sectors at the largest higher education sustainability conference in North America. Opportunities include exhibiting, sponsorship and/or presenting. Individuals from member businesses receive substantial discounts on registration. ✓ ✓ AASHE Connect Online Community – Your direct line to the higher education sustainability community–AASHE Connect is an online community where members are engaging in discussions on challenges they are facing , seeking advice on how to implement new initiatives or troubleshoot existing programs. This invaluable resource provides an opportunity for you participate in the discussion or it can serve as a powerful listening tool to learn about campus trends, find out what institutions are concerned with and what resources they are looking for to support their sustainability programs. ✓ ✓ Members Only Membership Directory – Another great feature of AASHE Connect is a searchable online member directory. Looking to connect with a particular member organization? Various filter and search options enable you to find the right individuals at the right institutions. ✓ ✓ Leadership – Share your experience and expertise by serving on the Board of Directors or Advisory Council. ✓ ✓ Webinars – Webinars are intended to address the needs of our diverse membership and provide solutions in the form of resources, tools and support in all areas of sustainability in higher education. Consider hosting a webinar to share your expertise and make meaningful connections. ✓ Recognition Business Leader Business Affiliate Member Logo – Place the member logo on your website, brochures and other materials to emphasize your organization's commitment to campus sustainability. ✓ ✓ Membership Roster Listing – Be among the list of who's who in the campus sustainability community. ✓ ✓ Sustainable Campus Partners Directory – Get valuable exposure with a listing on our partners directory. Each listing includes a description, contact info and up to six links! Preferred listing, logo & description Description only Partners Panel – All business members receive a listing on the partners panel(s) that correspond to their area(s) of business in the Campus Sustainability Hub, a top resource for the campus sustainability community. Preferred listing, logo & description Description only Member Spotlight/Featured Blog Post – This blog feature celebrates our members who work tirelessly to advance sustainability at their campuses and in their surrounding communities. If you have a compelling story to tell, let us know! ✓ AASHE Website Listing – For added exposure, Business Leader members receive a complimentary listing including 150-words and logo on the Business Partners section of our website as a way to say thank you for demonstrating the highest level of support to our community. ✓ Marketing, Sponsorship & Advertising Business Leader Business Affiliate Customized Program Offering – Do you have a special project, program or initiative that you would like to implement with AASHE? As a Business Leader member, you will have the opportunity to work with us to develop/co-brand a special program. Note: Depending on scope of project, additional fees may apply. ✓ Direct Email to Members – Let us send an email out to our database and be seen by approximately of 34,000 subscribers – all on your behalf! Once per year. NOTE: We are unable to send this email 4 weeks before or 4 weeks after the annual AASHE Conference & Expo. ✓ AASHE Conference & Expo – Gain face-to-face access to more than 2,000 campus sustainability decision-makers in one place! The AASHE Conference & Expo is the largest gathering of campus change-agents leading the global sustainability movement. Take advantage of the many exhibit and sponsorship opportunities available to maximize your exposure at this unique event. Members receive a discount on sponsorship and exhibits. 15%
Website – Receive year-round exposure with run of site advertising on the AASHE website. Our website receives over one million pageviews from more than 200,000 unique visitors each year! ✓ ✓ Workshops – AASHE workshops offer an opportunity to connect directly with sustainability leaders in a small and informal setting. Our workshops are designed to facilitate one-on-one conversation and relationship building. No where else can you get this level of personal interaction with potential clients! ✓ ✓ AASHE Bulletin – Reach your target audience with an ad in our e-newsletter delivered weekly to more than 9,600 higher education sustainability professionals. Business leader members receive one month free. 1 month
$500 discount Publications – Gain long lasting and extended reach when you place a sponsored advertisement in one of our featured publications. ✓ ✓ Member-to-Member Discounts – Market directly to those with purchasing power at colleges and universities by developing special offers for AASHE members. ✓ ✓ News & Information Business Leader Business Affiliate Campus Sustainability Hub – Access thousands of case studies, toolkits, benchmarking reports and other resources. ✓ ✓ AASHE Bulletin – Stay up-to-date with the only aggregated weekly news source for the higher education sustainability community. ✓ ✓ STARS (Sustainability Tracking, Assessment and Rating System) – Utilize this benchmarking tool to demonstrate to your customers how your product/service meets STARS credits and can improve their sustainability performance. ✓ ✓
- Dues
Business Leaders
Annual Gross Sales Dues < $1 million $2,500 $1 million – $5 million $5,000 $5.1 million – $25 million $10,000 > $25 million $20,000
Business Affiliates
Annual Gross Sales Dues < $1 million $350 $1 million – $5 million $700 $5.1 million – $25 million $1,400 > $25 million $2,800
- Membership Application
Join Today
Become a member of the organization that is inspiring and catalyzing higher education to lead the sustainability transformation.
Questions About Membership?
Prospective Members
Contact: Noah Swistak, Membership Development Manager, firstname.lastname@example.com, (888) 347-9997 ext. 128
Existing Members
Contact: Nikia Johnson, Membership Engagement Manager, email@example.com, (888) 347-9997 ext. 108