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From pixels to plate, food has become 3D printing's delicious new frontier
By Kyle Wiggers April 19, 2017
Agriculture has come a long way in the past century. We produce more food than ever before — but our current model is unsustainable, and as the world's population rapidly approaches 8 billion, modern food production methods will need a radical transformation to keep up. Luckily, there's a range of new technologies that might make it possible. In this series, we'll explore some of the innovative new solutions that farmers, scientists, and entrepreneurs are working on to make sure that nobody goes hungry in our increasingly crowded world.
The basics of 3D food printing
Three-dimensional printers — machines that can fit on a desktop and create 3D objects from plastics, metals, and other raw materials — can do just about anything. High-precision jets pump out custom medical implants at the press of a button. Carbon-fiber printers spit out automobile prototypes with jaw-dropping precision. And off-the-shelf modelers generate custom toys, jewelry, home decorations, and clothes with no more than a digital file.
Commercial kitchens, bakeries, and confectionaries are using 3D food printers to save time and effort.
But there's a new frontier in 3D printing that's only beginning to come into focus: food. Recent innovations have made possible machines that print, cook, and serve foods on a mass scale. And the industry's luminaries aren't stopping there: They think 3D food printers could improve the nutritional value of meals, produce intricate sculptures out of everyday foodstuff, and solve hunger in regions of the world that lack access to fresh, affordable ingredients.
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There's no doubt about it — 3D food printing's come a long way. But like any new technology with lofty promises, it's far from a silver bullet.
Most 3D food printers are deposition printers, meaning they deposit layers of raw material in a process known as additive manufacturing. A newer category of 3D printer — binding printers — adhere materials together with a kind of edible cement.
The latest generation of 3D food printers is much more complicated, combining nozzles, powdery material, lasers, and robotic arms to make sugar sculptures, patterned chocolate, and latticed pastry. One printer, the ChefJet from 3D Systems, crystalizes thin layers of fine-grain sugar into a variety of geometric configurations. Another, the Choc Edge from Barcelona-based Natural Foods, dispenses chocolate from syringes in beautifully melty patterns.
Most 3D food printers function exactly like their plastic-spewing counterparts — they just extrude edible materials instead of thermoplastic goo. (Video: Foodini)
Cutting-edge printers can tackle even more. The Foodini, for example, uses fresh ingredients loaded into stainless steel capsules to make foods like pizza, stuffed pasta, quiche, and brownies. Pasta-maker Barilla's machine prints noodles with water and semolina flour. And a prototype design by Hod Lipson, a professor of mechanical engineering at Columbia, fabricates nutrition bars and simple pastries.
Already, commercial kitchens, bakeries, and confectionaries are using 3D food printers to save time and effort.
"It takes years and years of experience, but a printer makes it easy."
Hervé Malivert, director of food technology and culinary coordinator at the International Culinary Center, said the technology's democratizing. "With a 3D printer, you can print complicated chocolate sculptures and beautiful pieces for decoration on a wedding cake," he told Digital Trends. "Not everybody can do that — it takes years and years of experience, but a printer makes it easy."
Paco Pérez, the executive chef at two-Michelin-starred restaurant Miramar in Llançà, Spain, has already put that theory into practice. He uses a Foodini to "re-create forms and pieces" of food that are "exactly identical," freeing line cooks to complete other tasks.
And he's not the only one. Food Ink, a pop-up "3D-printed restaurant," was constructed almost entirely with commercially available printers. Everything from the restaurant's tables to its chairs and lamps were printed over the course of a week. And all of the entrees and desserts it served were 3D-printed, too; rather than farm to table, think of it as pixels to plate.
Food Ink is a UK restaurant with a unique twist: absolutely everything the restaurant puts at the table is 3D printed — the food, the utensils, and even all the tables and chairs. (Photos: Food Ink)
There's mass-market potential in 3D food printing. XYZprinting's eponymous XYZ Food Printer, which the company unveiled at the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, is already making ready-to-bake cookies, pizza, meat pies, and scones for bakeries in China and an Australian food retail chain.
The global population is expected to grow to an estimated 9.6 billion people by 2050, and some analysts project that food production will need to be raised by 50 percent to maintain current levels. Sustainability, it seems clear, is becoming less a "nice-to-have" than a necessity.
Future 3D food printers could make processed food more wholesome.
3D food printing probably won't solve the problem, but it could contribute to the solution. Some experts believe printers that use hydrocolloids, or substances that form gels with water, could be used to replace the base ingredients of familiar dishes with plentiful renewables like algae, duckweed, and grass.
To that end, a team at the Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research in Germany has developed a printing method for microalgae, a natural source of protein, carbohydrates, pigments, and antioxidants. In one study, research lead Kjeld van Bommel added milled mealworm to a shortbread cookie recipe. "The look [of the worms] put me off, but in the shape of a cookie, I'll eat it," he said in an interview with Popular Mechanics.
Joseph F. Coughlin, founder and director of the AgeLab at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, thinks 3D printing can reduce fuel use and emissions. Grocery stores of the future might stock "food cartridges" that last years on end rather than perishable whole ingredients, freeing up shelf space and reducing transportation and storage requirements. "[The] delivery of product[s] may be in larger amounts that may be easily stored," he told The New York Times.
A pair of Foodini 3D printers, which extrude food from a system of refillable capsules, meaning you're free to print with practically any ingredients you choose. (Photo: Foodini)
3D food printers could do more than produce renewable, environmentally-friendly food stores — they also have the potential to revolutionize nutrition.
In this field, NASA's at the forefront. In 2013, the agency experimented with technologies that could preserve food on long-term missions, awarding a $125,000 Small Business Innovation Research contract to Systems & Materials Research Corporation (SMRC) to develop a 3D-printed food system for astronauts.
Future 3D food printers could make processed food more wholesome. Lynette Kucsma, cofounder of Foodini, envisions printers producing more nutritious takes on preservative-filled fast food burger patties.
Lipson predicts that future printers will be able to deliver exact dosages of drugs, vitamins and supplements, and foods customized to the specific caloric needs of a given user.
It's not just about complex geometries either — in the future, food printing could allow consumers to print food with customized nutritional content tailored specifically for their individual dietary needs. (Photo: WASP)
"Food printing could allow consumers to print food with customized nutritional content, optimized based on biometric and genomic data," Lispon told The New York Times. "So instead of eating a slice of yesterday's bread from the supermarket, you'd eat something baked just for you on demand. This may be the missing link between nutrition and personal medicine, and the food that's on your table."
But 3D food printing holds promise for those with ailments and allergies, In Germany, a group of retirement homes have adopted 3D printing technology that purees vegetables like carrots and broccoli into nutritional, easy-to-chew soft molds of their original shape. And WASP, a 3D printing company based in Italy, is testing a printer that can produce gluten-free versions of popular foods.
Despite the many recent advancements in 3D food printing, the industry has a myriad of challenges to overcome.
Currently, most ingredients must be converted to a paste before a printer can manipulate them, and the printing process is typically quite time-consuming. "Printing in food materials is a lot more difficult from an engineering point of view than plastic or metals," Lipson said. "They interact with each other in very complex ways."
On top of that, most of the 3D food printers in existence are restricted to dry, shelf-stable ingredients, because most protein and dairy products have a spoilage risk. "Everything must be dry, because otherwise you'd have to worry about something going bad," said Malivert. "It's a question of health."
Then, there's the matter of expectations. "We need to be sensible about this," Daniel Crossley, executive director at the U.K.'s Food Ethics Council, told Digital Trends. "We need to start with the problem we're trying to solve and work backwards, and try to understand the social and health impacts of 3D food printing. I'm not a believer in novelty for novelty's sake."
Even some in the culinary world are skeptical. Tony Tantillo, food expert and contributor to CBS in New York, believes 3D food printers are better suited for fast food joints than homes and high-end restaurants. "Those two things shouldn't be together," he said in a recent interview. "'Printed food' for a magazine, yes. But to eat? Nah, nah."
But times change. "When people first heard about microwaves, they didn't understand the technology," Lynette Kucsama, CEO and founder of Natural Machines, told Fortune. "Now, 90 percent of households have microwaves."
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Q: What's the JavaScript way of updating an array of objects from another array? I have an object called probe. It has a property called sensors which is an array.
var probe = {
    sensors = [
        { id: 1, checked: false },
        { id: 2, checked: true },
        { id: 3, checked: false },
        ... //more sensors
    ],
    ... //other properties
}

I have separate array which has an updated list of sensors like below.
var updatedSensors = [
    { id: 1, checked: true },
    { id: 3, checked: true }
];

I want to update the sensors array in the probe object from the values in the updatedSensors. How would I do that?
This can be easily achieved by using a couple of for-loops. But for-loops are not the pretty way of iterating in JavaScript, so I was wondering how to do this the preferred way.
Edit:
The objects in the updatedSensors is a subset of objects in probe.sensors. In other words, updatedSensors does not have all the objects (ids) that are there in the probe.sensors, but probe.sensors has all the objects (ids) that are in the updatedSensors.
Thanks.

A: Try this bit of code:
probe.sensors.map(function (sensor) {
     // Loop through updated sensors & match sensor.id so we can reassign val
     updatedSensors.map(function (f) {
           if (f.id == sensor.id) {
               sensor.checked = f.checked
           }
     })
     return sensor;
})

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PEOPLE.com has a first look at the video, where Swift takes center stage on the tune – a hit six years before the 18-year-old was born. The performance is a preview of the upcoming CMT Crossroads special with Swift and the band that will air in its entirety on Nov. 7.
Swift called the Def Leppard collaboration "a dream come true," and said she was introduced to the band when she was still in the womb by her mother, a huge fan.
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St. Helena's ~GOOSE & GANDER~ has tapped chef Howard Lee Ko as its new chef de cuisine. Most recently from the kitchens of Michelin darlings The Restaurant at Meadowood and The French Laundry (as well as Picholine and Daniel in NYC), he's some serious firepower for the nearly four-year-old restaurant. Opening chef Kelly McCown left last winter for an offer in Sacramento.
"We are thrilled Howard Ko is leading our culinary team at Goose & Gander. He brings his incredible talent, vast experience, and a fresh, new perspective to our restaurant and is excited to add his take on the popular style enjoyed by our many happy regulars. The timing is perfect as we embark on our fourth year of business…We feel very fortunate to have him with us," said proprietor Andrew Florsheim.
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Sonoma County journalist Naomi Starkman of the popular food politics blog ~CIVIL EATS~ has been named a 2015 James S. Knight Fellow. The prestigious award is given each year to just 20 individuals to study a particular issue facing the media. Starkman will spend her time looking at how to make food-policy news part of readers' daily diet. "My goal is to explore ways in which Civil Eats—and all online publications—will survive in this rapidly changing media landscape while making sure that award-winning, independent journalism stays alive," she said. Amen, sister.
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Our Regius professor nominated for presidency of leading political association
Wed 2 Oct 19
Professor Kristian Gleditsch, Regius Professor of Political Science in the Department of Government, is being nominated for the role of president of the International Studies Association (ISA).
He said: "It is a great honour to be selected. The ISA conference was the first major professional meeting that I attended as a PhD student, and it had a transformative effect on my own professional development."
ISA is the main professional association for scholars, practitioners and graduate students in the field of international studies. If chosen for the role Professor Gleditsch would serve as the president for 2021-22.
The ISA president has an important role in the governance of the organisation, including nominating members to run specific committees, overseeing activities and journals published by ISA; and leading the annual ISA meeting, which includes delivering the presidential speech.
As president, Professor Gleditsch hopes to increase the number of international members and focus on interdisciplinarity within the association.
He said: "There has been a clear growth in members and participants at the annual conference from outside North America, and I would like to help strengthen this. I am also anxious to encourage greater interdisciplinary participation, since many topics and challenges in international studies such as the environment can benefit from involvement from other disciplines, including the natural sciences and health."
Founded in 1959, ISA has over 7,000 members in 110 countries. It publishes leading journals in the field of international studies, and the annual convention draws over 6,500 attendees. ISA is now recognised as a nomination body for the Research Excellence Framework (REF).
Professor Gleditsch, who joined Essex in 2005 has a long-standing association with the ISA and has served a term as Vice President, chairing the organisation's Academic Freedom Committee and Professional Rights and Responsibilities Committee, and a co-program chair for the ISA's annual meeting in 2011.
His role as Regius Professor of Political Science at Essex has given him a unique insight into leadership and progression within his discipline.
The honour of holding a Regius Professorship was conferred on the University of Essex by Her Majesty The Queen in 2013 to mark her Diamond Jubilee. It recognised 50 years of excellence in research and education in political science at Essex. Essex is one of the youngest universities ever to receive the accolade and is one of just two UK universities to hold Regius Professorships in the field of social science.
He said: "I think the role has helped me think about how to talk about my research to a wider audience and helped develop a greater appreciation of representing a broader discipline.
"I have personally thrived since arriving at Essex in 2005 and I have learned much from my colleagues and students. No scholar is an island, and I owe much of my career to the opportunities that I have had at Essex. Both the Regius chair and the ISA presidency is a recognition of the department and our working groups as collectives."
The nomination committee will announce the new president in November. Please visit the ISA website for more information.
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catching up with the catenary wires: amelia and rob
if you're here, chances are you adore music by talulah gosh, heavenly, marine research and tender trap. the odds are good, then, that you already like the catenary wires, featuring indiepop royals amelia fletcher and rob pursey. they've just released a new album, til the morning, on tapete records and are heading out on tour just now. we caught up with them about their band, their kids, and their lives in kent these days. interview by gail o
chickfactor: what did you set out to sound like with the catenary wires?
amelia:initially we were aiming to sound really minimal. we had moved to the countryside and didn't know anyone, so we started out as just the two of us playing at home, late at night, with our daughter's small acoustic guitar. on the first album (red red skies), we wanted to retain that homespun melancholic intimacy, so we kept the instrumentation very simple. this had the upside that we worked really hard on the songwriting and the lyrics, but we ended up feeling that the songs were almost forced to do too much because the instrumentation wasn't doing enough. we decided to see if we could find a way to achieve the same intimacy, while creating something more musically interesting too.
rob:we wanted it to sound full and rich, but we didn't want it to sound like any of our previous bands (with a standard rhythm section and standard instruments driving everything). so we recorded the guitar and singing first, knowing that this might be enough, then added the other instruments—and then, if we felt we needed any, we added drums. so, the whole thing was recorded upside down, really. the 'drums' were often a piece of wood dropped on the floor, or a metal agricultural trailer being hit. we wrote the songs and recorded them in a fairly remote, rural place, and we wanted the record to sound like that.
cf: tell us a bit more about the new album.
amelia: we are really pleased with how it has worked out. it is made up of twelve songs which are pretty varied but have lots of common thematic threads, both lyrically and musically. we recorded the album with andy lewis. we met him when he was playing with the indie band spearmint, but we were impressed by his far wider set of music references, such as having produced judy dyble (fairport convention), having played bass with paul weller and DJ-ing 60s soul records. he was also happy to work with us to record it at home. his theory is that wherever you can plug in a kettle, you can make an album. so we decided to test that out.
I think my favourite song is "dream town," partly because I don't think it quite sounds like anything else, partly because I find it moving, and partly because it feels very real to me. more prosaically, it is also one of the most jointly written of the songs, in that we both wrote parts of the tune and both wrote parts of the lyrics. a lot of the songs are co-written to some extent, but we rarely hit that degree of balance.
rob: the building where we recorded the music is not soundproofed, so you can occasionally hear birds tweeting in the background, and other rustic noises too. the songs are not exactly idyllic though, so hopefully these gentle rural sounds feel poignant rather than whimsical. we are always a bit paranoid about turning into folk musicians, I don't know why, but here we are, recording gentle songs in lovely countryside with the birds tweeting away in the background. we discussed this issue with andy, and have made sure that the birds have reverb on them, so they aren't too 'pastoral'.
cf: has becoming parents influenced the music that you're making?
rob: I'm sure it has, in many ways. sometimes very literally. for example, the lyrics to "hollywood" are a reaction to our daughters' love of US TV shows, US YouTubers, the ongoing dream of fame and celebrity in L.A. because of my old job (running a TV drama company), I saw the process up close and I am very aware of the gap between the dream and reality. I think the harvey weinstein scandal was breaking at the time too. in the last bit of the song, my voice is his voice, and the voice of many other male directors and producers, telling the young actress to give a performance that is disingenuous and potentially exploitative.
on top of that, we get to hear a lot of the music they like. quite a lot of it is about falling in love, how great it is to kiss someone etc.—just like pop music has always been. so we redressed the balance by doing songs about divorce, falling out of love, adultery etc.
we are also influenced by living with our mothers. amelia's mum passed away last autumn—she had parkinson's disease so took quite a lot of looking after. my mum is with us still, and is very fit and well. but both of them lost their husbands and had to face life on their own again. they both experienced the ultimate, un-wished for divorce. and I think that influenced a few of our songs.
amelia: having to be at home to look after my mum also influenced our decision to record the album at home. at the time, we thought we might be making a compromise in not using a proper studio, but actually working at home allowed us more flexibility to try things and gave the whole album a better sense of place, as per rob's comments about the birds, above. we used local musicians too, including a fluegelhorn player and trombonist from the village, who usually play in military bands but really enjoyed having to turn their hand to indie! we have ended up filming our videos very locally too and editing them ourselves at home. it just seems in keeping.
cf: are your daughters recording and playing shows these days? do tell.
rob: dora's band (wait what) seem to have stopped. they've all been doing their GCSE exams, so maybe that's why. they are more sensible than we are. dora's still playing the guitar though, and I reckon she will find herself in another band. I hope so. I think it just depends on meeting the right people to be in a band with. ivy is also playing a lot of music, and is a very good singer. she sings 'properly'. earlier this evening she was doing a rendition of "back to black" by amy winehouse. that's who she sounds like. how terrifying!
cf: what's happening in kent these days? are there any good musicians or bands coming from the region?
amelia: a strange thing happened when we met our producer, andy lewis. it turned out that he already knew the tiny village in kent where we live—which no one has usually ever heard of—because he had just finished recording an album here with fay hallam. it turned out that she was a neighbour who lived about 6 doors away from us. we in fact already knew about her music but were totally unaware of her proximity! she is a really great hammond player and singer and she ended up both playing on the album and becoming a member of the live band.
rob: in a pub down the road, on the second tuesday of every month, the local folk singers gather and take it in turns to sing their trad songs. I really like it, and maybe when I am 75 I will see if they let me join in.
cf: what's in the fridge? what's in the picnic basket?
rob: in the fridge, there is a lot of daal and cauliflower curry, cos we made far too much of it yesterday. there is a pot of crab apple jelly that my dad made. there are bottles of beer. and there are parsnips. not sure what to do about them.
amelia: there is nothing in the picnic basket. but at least there isa picnic basket. which means one day there might even be a picnic! you never know.
cf: what records do you play more than anything?
amelia:we get force-fed a lot of car seat headrest, brockhampton and billie eilish by the girls, all of which are really pretty good. if we are allowed to play anything ourselves, I usually find myself heading for the delgados (older) and girl ray (newer). rob is a bit obsessed with sleaford mods. we also keep on listening to some of the great duettists, such as nancy and lee, serge gainsbourg and brigitte bardot, johnny cash and june carter, just to see how they go about making duets work. we still feel we have a lot to learn on that front.
cf: is there any news about your previous bands (reissues, etc.)?
rob: I don't think so. personally, I like leaving those things as they are. you can hear most of it online if you want to, and I think it's a bit odd when bands start behaving like their own archivists. we did just discover a cache of old T-shirts—talulah gosh, heavenly etc. I took pictures of amelia wearing them (the history of our bands in T-shirt form, see more on our instagram: @thecatenarywires) and we put them online. actually, sorry, there was one shirt that was an XL, so I had to wear that one. anyway, it was much-liked by the indie fraternity, so that probably goes to show that there is an appetite for the old stuff. I also found the old U-Matic video of 'I fell in love last night', the first heavenly single. I'll get it digitised at some point and stick it online so people can watch it again, if they like.
amelia:well damaged goods did reissue all the talulah gosh stuff recently, so we do let these things happen sometimes. I'd personally quite like to do a 'greatest hits' that covers all our bands. but we'd probably end up having such big arguments about what actually were the 'greatest hits' that it may not be worth it!
cf: what's a good story about john jervis you can tell us?
rob: john's girlfriend, alexandra, is an amazing knitter and maker of clothes, and john is now mostly dressed in things that she makes. he looks very stylish, these days.
cf: who is your favorite london band these days?
rob: I'm embarrassed to say that I don't really know. I spend too much time in kentish pubs listening to octogenarian folk singers and have lost touch with the capital, and its young people.
cf: what are the catenary wires up to this summer?
rob: we are playing at indietracks! we will spend a lot of time with the kids, once school breaks up. we are going on holiday with them, to jamaica. we don't normally do that sort of holiday, but I help out with a charity that's based over there, so that's our pretext. we are also going to visit athens, georgia, and new york, and will be playing a couple of catenary wires shows—just as a duo. most of our gigs these days are as a five-piece (with andy lewis on bass, fay hallam on keyboard and ian button on drums), but we like going back to the duo format occasionally.
amelia:we are really just on holiday in america too, but we thought we would slip in as many shows as the kids would accept, which ended up being just two. they are semi-tolerant of, but not at all impressed by, our indie antics. CF
chickfactor 25: a series of fortunate events
The Softies
chickfactor & the hangover lounge are thrilled to present a celebration of 25 years of pop, friendship & community at the Lexington in London
Saturday, November 11 // Doors 7:30, Show 8
KICKING GIANT
KITES AT NIGHT
Sunday, November 12 // Doors 7:30, Show 8
STEVIE JACKSON (from Belle & Sebastian)
THE WOULD-BE-GOODS
THE CATENARY WIRES
Both nights will feature MC Gaylord Fields (WFMU)
& chickfactor / Hangover Lounge DJs downstairs
Single evening tickets still available for Nov 12 £18! Two night passes & Nov 11 evening tickets sold out.
Stevie Jackson
& & &
ABOUT THE BANDS:
• THE PASTELS — The pop geniuses Stephen McRobbie, Katrina Mitchell & Co. came down from Glasgow to play at CF20 in London. We are thrilled to have them back.
• LOIS — Lois Maffeo is indie royalty from Olympia, Washington, where she has made many great albums for K Records.
• KICKING GIANT — Tae Won Yu & Rachel Carns formed this powerful union in New York via Olympia, WA, in 1989. This is their first-ever show in the UK. A double LP reissue of their early work, This Being the Ballad of Kicking Giant, Halo: NYC/Olympia 1989–1993, will come out on Drawing Room Records later this year.
• KITES AT NIGHT are Rose Melberg & Jon Manning (with Jen Sbragia on bass for this show), whose previous band was called Imaginary Pants. This is their first show in London.
• THE SOFTIES — Indiepop queens Rose Melberg & Jen Sbragia (from Vancouver BC & Portland OR, respectively) reunited for the chickfactor 20 shows in 2012 in NYC, Portland and SF. This is their first-ever show in London.
• STEVIE JACKSON is the amazing guitarist, singer and songwriter in Belle & Sebastian! He also happened to write a song named after our zine "chickfactor."
• THE WOULD-BE-GOODS — Jessica Griffin, Peter Momtchiloff, Debbie Greensmith & Andy Warren are indie legends based in London & St Leonards.
• THE CATENARY WIRES — This super-duo formed in 2014 when Amelia Fletcher and Rob Pursey (ex-Talulah Gosh, Heavenly, Marine Research, Tender Trap) moved out of London.
• Gaylord Fields is an excellent WFMU DJ, a music writer and a longtime MC for chickfactor events.
• The Hangover Lounge is a much-beloved event that happened for years at the Lexington, a label and a community that's often collaborated with chickfactor before.
• chickfactor is a fanzine started by Pam Berry and Gail O'Hara in 1992. Currently based in Portland, Oregon, it will publish a new print zine in late 2017.
Posted on June 7, 2014 September 27, 2016
CF22 and hangover lounge second london event
We are teaming up with our pals at The Hangover Lounge to have a lovely laid-back Sunday afternoon event with some quiet music upstairs and some gentle DJ action downstairs.
july 13 at the lexington!
upstairs: the catenary wires & the just joans
downstairs: DJ bob stanley & chickfactor DJs & hangover lounge DJs
the catenary wires are amelia and rob from various bands you know! cannot wait to see what they'll play!
the just joans are a Scottish pop group we're excited to have play!
daytime, usual hangover lounge hours.
DJ Bob Stanley is bound to make your day 100% better.
Team chickfactor & Team Hangover Lounge will also get on the tables and make your head not spin.
(Yes, this happens to be the same day as the World Cup Final, but worry not, footie fans. This thing will be well over by the time it begins!)
Photograph by Alison Wonderland


What inspired you to write Transient City? How does this book fit into the rest of your writing career?
The "endless memory" phenomenon was the starting point for the lead character but it evolved into a noir SF setting and an homage to British popular culture of the 1960's. Transient City was the easiest book I've written; the plot, characters and setting became intertwined with each other and added depth I couldn't have reached treating them independently.
I have two, Shoes because she developed from "one of the cast" to a compelling character on her own (one I chose as co-star in Transient's sequel Rogue Town). The other favorite character is the city itself. Once I began picturing the detail, it took on a life of its own as either a haven or an obstacle for many of the characters.
The idea of an individual transcending circumstance and internal barriers to "do the right thing." True heroes are often overlooked to focus on fame rather than substance.
I am definitely a pantser. I revel in the ideas which appear once I start typing. I outline as I go, seldom more than a few chapters ahead. I know the overall arc most times but I don't commit to anything until at least half way through the first draft. I do prefer the energy and idea flow which accompany the first draft of any project. Re-writing is hard but the reward in it is the resonance one can control to give the work more substance. I write every day, whether I'm creating, re-writing or editing. I strike a time balance which allows progress, ultimate completion but doesn't drain the muse.
I prefer to work in private. I have a dedicated computer space with a door for word-processing and a sunny deck for editing and early note-jotting. When I'm working on a project (which is most of the time), I make it my top priority each day, no distractive reward activities until I've done a hour or two first thing in the morning. When I was still working in a paying career, I'd try for 30-60 minutes before work and the full hour at lunch.
Seek therapy. If you're not convinced there's better ways to create than writing, then seek fellow writers to support and be supportive of. Oh yeah, and write with the goals of finishing what you write, finding your voice and learning from each effort.
First up is Robert J. Sawyer.
What inspired you to write Frameshift? How does this book fit into the rest of your writing career?
I'm very much a top-down writer. I pick a topic, research the heck out of it until I've found something worth saying on the topic — that is, until I've found my theme — and then devise the characters who will be most uncomfortable and at jeopardy as I explore that theme. I wrote Frameshift over 20 years ago, mostly in 1996, and back then the ongoing project of trying to map the human genome was a huge news story, so I chose genetics as my overall topic. And in digging into, it seemed clear to me, Canadian that I am, that the only thing that would make sense in the coming era of predictive genetic testing would be socialized medicine. That this issue is still front-and-center today in political and ethical discourse hopefully means that Frameshift is still relevant.
Avi Meyer, who is hunting for former Nazis who might be lurking in modern genetic research. In high school, I dated a Jewish girl, and her parents, including her father, who was a concentration-camp survivor, worked hard to break us up. I struggled then over why they would do that, and found some peace by walking many figurative miles in Avi's shoes.
Over and over again, two themes: rationalism and empathy. Rationalism because it's the only way we'll get out of the messes we find ourselves in, whether its the depredations of religious extremists or the existential threat of climate-change denial. And empathy because it's the core value of fiction. As I said above, Frameshift let me walk in Avi Meyer's shoes; modern fiction, with its structure based on one point-of-view character per scene, is the only narrative tool we have that places you firmly inside someone else's head, and the whole point of that exercise is to realize that other people have value, too. It's certainly a large part of Frameshift; it's the main message of the book I wrote right after it, the Hugo Award-nominated Factoring Humanity, and it's the core message of my latest novel, Quantum Night, too.


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Though the team behind Connie are now hard at work on three forthcoming short films, Blood Shed, Hank: Portrait of a Serial Killer and TickTock, the little felt puppet that is Connie is still on the first leg of her film festival journey. It's been an incredible six or seven months so far, and we've also had the wonderful news that Connie has not only been selected for the HorrorHound Weekend Film Festival in Ohio, US, we're also nominated for the Best Actress award for our superb lead, Catrin Stewart!
Catrin Stewart, photo by Michael Shelford
This is wonderful recognition for Catrin's work on the film. Catrin had to play both Connie and Dolly, often in the same scenes – not just vocally, but also 'operating' Connie for a large proportion of the film. This was a great mental and physical challenge, and one that Catrin pulled off with aplomb. She's a tremendous talent and if anyone deserves recognition for the final product, it's her.
HorrorHound is a great convention and film festival all in one, taking place 17th-19th March in Cincinnati. It's CRAMMED to the ceiling with special guests, including Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Chandler Riggs, Tobin Bell, John Waters, Lloyd Kaufman… Team Connie is devastated to not be able to attend! But, you lucky people can get tickets HERE.
Connie is screening as part of the Late Night Laughs slot on the Saturday night (or technically early Sunday AM), before Space Babes from Outer Space. Check out their cute schedule! Congratulations to Jamie Hooper – a friend of Team Connie – whose short Unto Death, which is a real must-see, has also been selected for the Sunday.
Congratulations to all the HorrorHound nominees. It's very stiff competition. This is our fifth award nomination. We're currently also nominated for the iHorror Award for Best Short Film, which is announced at the end of the month, so March is shaping up to be super, smashing, great.


Objectives The aim of this study was to estimate the prevalence and risk factors of diabetes mellitus (DM) and impaired glucose tolerance among adolescents in Menoufia governorate. Background DM is a group of metabolic diseases characterized by elevated blood glucose levels (hyperglycemia) resulting from defects in insulin secretion, insulin action, or both. Type 1 diabetes is the most common type of diabetes during childhood and adolescence. Most cases of type 1 diabetes are due to destruction of the pancreatic β-cells by T-cells (white blood cells concerned with the immune system). Patients and methods This cross-sectional study was carried out on 1150 adolescents in two districts in Menoufia governorate. The participants were subjected to fasting glucose, 2 h-postprandial blood glucose testing, and anthropometric measurements. Results This study showed that 0.6% of the studied adolescents had DM, 4.1% had impaired fasting hyperglycemia, and 2.4% of them had impaired glucose intolerance. Overweight and moderate obesity were found in 25% of the participants and were highly correlated (P < 0.01) to abnormal blood glucose level. Conclusion As diabetes among adolescents is a rising epidemic, this work was carried out on 1150 adolescents in Menoufia governorate to study the epidemiology of DM. The study revealed that 0.6% of the studied group had DM, 4.1% had impaired fasting hyperglycemia, and 2.4% of them had impaired glucose intolerance. Overweight and moderate obesity are major risk factors for abnormal blood glucose level. Excessive and nocturnal urination were the most common symptoms encountered by adolescents suffering from diabetes as 57.1% of diabetic adolescents had either one of them.


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It's important to take a few moments to take stock and honour the passing year, whether good or bad.
There are many different ways to do this and you might already have your rituals. Here are some of the ways I use to honour last year and welcome and set up for the new year.
Writing down the good things each week through out the year, and reviewing them on NYE.
Some hashtags for you to use for people committing to new habits.
Write a thought each day and publish it here on the blog.
What tools or techniques do you use to honour the past year and welcome the new year?


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Rule 289A (Domestic Violence Concession)
Country United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Type of Measure Violence against women > Regulations
Form of Violence Domestic violence/Intimate partner violence
In 2002, Rule 289A (the domestic violence concession) was introduced in the Immigration Rules to enable an applicant who has limited leave to enter or remain in the United Kingdom as the spouse, unmarried partner, registered civil partner or same sex partner of a British citizen or person present and settled in the United Kingdom and whose marriage or relationship breaks down during the two year probationary period as a result of domestic violence, to be granted indefinite leave to remain in the United Kingdom. To support the introduction of the rule in 2002, the Secretary of State has published Immigration Directorate Instructions.
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Assessment Samoa and Tonga and that in the
Heights High Season 1 Episode 1
Full Episode (cost $2.99): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owxr3-D5Sy8&list=ELKaZ_lmlkiVl
Jonah Section of Episode one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5eZ3zJvjg8
Ja'mie Section of Episode one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDNwfh0on8l
Mr G section of episode one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvA_rJDAYk
The chosen artefact is episode one of the TV series
Summer Heights High. The show focuses on three characters Jonah Takalua a year
nine student originating from Tonga, Ja'mie King a year eleven private school
student participating in a school exchange and also Greg Gregson also known as
Mr G a drama teacher. All these characters are the fictional school Summer
Heights High and are played by the actor Chris Lilly. The TV series Summer
Heights High was created and Written by Chris Lilly who is an Australian
comedian and television producer. The show depicts a variety of representations
of adolescents through the opinions/interpretation of adults some of these are;
Adolescents are naive regarding race and what impact that has on the individual
in the school/society setting, Disruptive students are a waste of time and are
just bad behaved students rather than students that have not been catered to
and lastly the type of school an adolescent attends dictates the quality of
citizen the student becomes. These are all representations that have come from
the episode and consequently the adults that have produced it while these may
be dramatisations some degree of these representations could be evident in
Throughout the episode of Summer Heights high there
are many references to the various races within the school more particularly
from the adolescent characters Jonah Takalua and Ja'mie King. The students show naivety towards the idea of
race within the school setting particularly in regards to how each race is
perceived by other high school students, the character Jonah makes reference to
the term FOB which stands for fresh off the boat Jonah talks about the meaning
of FOB being people from islander decent particular Samoa and Tonga and that in
the school yard this group has a 'reputation for being really tough' (Summer
Heights High, 2007). This representation of adolescents and in particular their
perception of the islander teens and people is something that is dramatised in
the show but also something that is prevalent in today's schools with
adolescents carrying and idea about various races and therefore forcing an idea
on a group of people that the idea may not relate to. Although the idea is an innocent one that
adolescents do not acknowledge as wrong the result of splitting people from
different races based on the perception of their race causes friction and
confrontation across the school setting as well as society in general. As well
as the islander perception in Summer Heights High there are touches on the
stereotype produced for those teens and people with Asian decent that they are
really smart or nerdy people this is the same result as the islander perception
that it is spread across the school and society. The stereotyping occurring in
the high schools is something that is being continued into later life and this
continuation over time has resulted in the general perception that these
stereotypes are true. As well as racial stereotypes in the school setting there
are also many other stereotypes based on behavioural issues.
The episode of Summer Heights High makes reference to
various behavioural issues that occur within the classroom particularly Jonah
Takalua who has various anger and behavioural issue. Jonah's English teacher
Miss Sarah Wheatley treats Jonah as a waste of time student who has behavioural
issues within the classroom, she blames Jonah for his lack of interest and
inability to understand what is required of him within the classroom and his
class work. Miss Wheatley treats Jonah as
though he chooses to not understand and chooses to be disinterested in the class
work being completed she does not take into consideration the learning issues
that Jonah has. The activities that Miss Wheatley creates as part of the
classroom bores Jonah and does not take into account his learning style and his
inability to read and write properly this means that Jonah becomes distracted
and disruptive. The stereotype created by some teachers within the classroom is
those that students who are disruptive and distracted are wastes of time and
that they don't deserve the time of the teacher. This representation of
adolescents is one that spreads across students in general as some students are
either unaware or don't care about the students that are unable to connect with
the lessons being run. For those students who are in a classroom participating
in activities that do not take into account different learning styles they can
be labelled as dumb or disinterested, 'Those who use less favored learning styles often
find themselves in lower classes, with various not-so-complimentary labels and
sometimes lower quality teaching. This can create positive and negative spirals
that reinforce the belief that one is "smart" or "dumb".' (Learning
styles online, 2017). The representation of the stereotype in Summer Heights
High is exaggerated from real life but it is something that occurs in the
school setting today and is something that between some teachers can be
promoted through conversations revolving around the students in question. As
well as the distracted/disinterested stereotype there is also stereotypes
revolving around the type of school that adolescents attend.
Throughout the first episode of Summer Heights High
there are multiple references to the quality of public schools and what that
means for the students and their future within society versus that of private
school students. Some students particularly those from the private school
sector believe that they are better or a higher quality person to those that
attend the public schools. The character Ja'mie King is particularly prejudice
towards the public school students well she is on school exchange her belief is
that public school students are likely to become 'wife beaters and rapists'
(Summer Heights High, 2007) this belief comes from the her limited experience
in the public school sector. This representation of private school students is
one that although not as dramatic in today's school setting but is still
prevalent in private schools with students believing that they are better students
than those in the public schools. One of these beliefs that come from private
school students is that private school students are 'more likely to get into
uni, and make a lot more money' ((Summer Heights High, 2007). This
representation although dramatised is something that occurs in schools and is
passed on from adolescents to adults and continues throughout generations
changing societies views on the public school system.
The TV show Summer Heights High provides various
representations of how society views adolescents within the school setting
although these representations are dramatised to a degree aspects are still
prevalent in school today. The characters Jonah Takalua and Ja'mie King are the
two characters that best represent adolescents within today's views they all
range from behavioural, racial and social stereotypes these are stereotypes
that are created within society and taken into the school setting impacting on
individuals throughout their life.
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program, Australian Broadcasting corporation, 2007
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Well deserved for sure! Happy birthday friend!
Hippo Birdies Lissa! I hope you're day is filled with more well deserved surprises and that you know how well you are wished from various points all over the globe!
Congratulations, that's quite a list to be part of, and quite a good description of your blog and talents 🙂 Tidal homeschooling is pure genius.
ok, I'm thinking your birthday was yesterday – so, um… LET THE PARTY CONTINUE! That's what I meant, yep.
Welcome to 40 – it's a nice planet.
I mean, *your blog* has always been one of my top 8… Or *this* has always been one of my top 8… my brain can't keep up with my fingers this morning.
I've always thought that December birthdays were extra special. Happy Birthday.
Congratulations on the listing. I always think its not a good Top Homeschooling Blogs list if Here in the Bonny Glen isn't on it.


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We get a little preview here, and next week on Sept 13, Jody will be my guest blogger.
At last he raised his head to look at her.
Sea-green eyes in a perfectly chiseled face pierced her like the laser beam had pierced the silver UO. Through and through. She felt that gaze in her brain, her gut, and her knees. It zinged with energy. Heat flushed her skin but then dribbled away as recognition struck her.
Everybody on the planet knew that face.
Claire swallowed the hard knot of anger that had risen at the very sight of him.


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Supporting your mission.
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The company, founded in 2020, focuses on content that is positive across all industries and distributes these digitally via podcasts, newsletters and social media platforms.
In other words, the aim is to identify, recognise and support people, organizations and companies that are changing lives, strengthening communities, spearheading important projects and supporting development across the nation and in the diaspora.
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There is a growing body of evidence to prove focus on positives and investment in areas such as healthcare, education, the economy, safety, and the environment achieve higher valuations and higher margins.
Stakeholders including employees and customers are increasingly urging organizations and companies to become more active in social enterprise as a strong track-record in positive contributions to society can: energize workers; attract and retain talent; and inspire loyalty, nationally and globally.
Serge Media therefore, through the Impacting Jamaica brand, tracks down the abundance of positives taking place across Jamaica and the diaspora at every level, across every sector – to inspire, motivate and excite people everywhere.
Serg Media's Management Team
Miss Shernett Robinson
Attorney-at-law, teacher, and journalist.
Mr. Garfield Grandison
CD, BA, MSc
Journalist, former General Manager and former Editor-in-Chief of the Gleaner Company (Media) Ltd.
Miss Danik Frazer
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Gender advocate and writer.
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Journalist, educator, life coach and healthcare executive.
There is an abundance of positives taking place across Jamaica and the diaspora. Impacting Jamaica is an initiative to provide exposure to positive happenings, acts of kindness, activities and investments positively benefiting communities at every level, across every sector – to inspire, motivate and excite people everywhere.
A product of Serg Media, Impacting Jamaica seeks to shift the focus towards identifying and recognising Jamaicans, organizations and businesses helping to uplift others and assisting to address major societal challenges across the nation and the diaspora.
"There is nothing wrong with Jamaica that cannot be fixed with what is right about Jamaica," is a maxim often used by Jamaica's Governor General Sir Patrick Allen; and one which rings true when we hear stories about the acts of kindness being done by Jamaicans, organizations and companies across the nation and abroad.
The problem: dozens of these positively impactful initiatives are often not shared with others. Impacting Jamaica will change this, highlighting positives in ever sector and in every age cohort.
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Shelly-Ann Harris
Shelly-Ann is a warm, friendly and engaging host. She is also an award-winning playwright, poet, columnist and author as well as a trained and experienced media, marketing, change management and strategic communications professional in the corporate world. For well over 20 years, she has been able to masterfully use the arts to increase the effectiveness of communications strategies for behaviour change in several global and governmental organizations. Follow her on twitter @HarrisShellyAnn
Keisha Hill
Keisha Hill is a dynamic media and communications consultant with a reputation for innovation and a solid track record of success. Ms Hill is a senior media practitioner and journalist. She is a member of the Press Association of Jamaica and is an International Development Research Centre/IDRC Panos Caribbean Fellow for Jamaica.
Neil Armstrong is a journalist who has worked in radio, newspaper and television. A former reporter at Radio Jamaica Limited, he was the news director and programme director at CHRY Radio at York University and Editor at the Jamaican Weekly Gleaner (North America) and the annual Black Pages directory.
Danik Frazer
Danik Frazer is a UWI graduate with a BA Honours in French and Linguistics. She lived as an ex-pat in France before returning to Jamaica to work as a Freelance Lifestyle Writer at The Gleaner Company (Media) Limited. Following her stint with The Gleaner, she worked as the Programme and Advocacy Officer for the NGO Eve for Life and currently works as a freelancer while completing her Masters in Gender, Sex and Global Politics from The University of London School of Oriental and African Studies.
Sophia Findley
From hard news to lifestyle reporting, Sophia Findlay has covered most industries and communities from all walks of life and cross sections of society. She is an experienced journalist and advertising executive, who specializes in radio, print and online platforms and takes pride in building, sustaining and growing client relationships. Curating content through writing/storytelling, styling, photography, and sales, are her passion.
John R. Myers Jr.
John R. Myers Jr. is a well-rounded media professional having over 15 years experience as a journalist, with most of those years spent at The Gleaner Company (Media) Limited where he began his career as a rural correspondent before becoming a staff reporter covering mainstream news and international assignments. He was also a senior business reporter and copy editor for the North American edition of The Gleaner, UK Gleaner and The Voice (UK) newspaper.
Sinai Fleary
Sinai Fleary gained her NCTJ multimedia Diploma at the UK's #1 journalism school in 2016. Her work has been published in The Independent, The Huffington Post, The Voice Newspaper, The Weekly Gleaner, Pride Magazine, Gal-Dem and South West Londoner. Sinai is the Founder and Editor of Jus' Jah Magazine, which the UK's first lifestyle magazine dedicated to Reggae music and Rastafarian culture. She's currently an Online News Journalist at The Voice Newspaper and a broadcast journalist at Colourful R
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Aubrey Campbell is a media and marketing consultant, having worked in the media across several platforms in Jamaica at JBC Radio West and the Gleaner-Western Bureau (1980-91) and in the USA since 1991. He joined the staff at the Gleaner/USA in 1995. He currently works as a writer and account executive with the Gleaner Company North America.
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With more than 30 years experience as a media professional, Luke Douglas has worked as a senior reporter for both of Jamaica's daily newspapers, and in production for radio, television and his Youtube channel JA Life Media. He is also a licensed real estate salesman and has worked public relations in several government entities, giving him particular insights into business and government Jamaica.


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Enhancement of Dairy Cow Feeding and Management in Summer
Posed on December 5, 2019, edited by Victoria, category Farm Management
The high temperature in summer results in the decrease of appetite, depression and milk production of dairy cows. Strengthening feeding and management can reduce the degree of heat stress and maintain stable and high yield of dairy cows in summer. So, what should we pay attention to the breeding of dairy cows in summer?
Dairy Cow Feeding and Management
1. Temperature, Humidity and Temperature-Humidity Index
Dairy cows are cold-resistant and not heat-resistant animals. The optimum temperature for dairy cows is 10 - 20 ℃, under which the heat exchange of dairy cows is in equilibrium. In summer, high temperature and humidity lead to an imbalance of the body and systemic reaction, which is called heat stress. When the average temperature is above 25 ℃, cow's feed intake, milk production, and daily gain are significantly reduced; when the temperature is 40 ℃, cow's feed intake is 60% lower than that at 10-20 ℃; 50-60% relative humidity is suitable for cow's production performance, and high humidity is not conducive to heat regulation. Temperature- humidity index in meteorological elements is used to synthetically characterize the degree of comfort of animals in the meteorological environment. Mild heat stress was observed when the temperature-humidity index was 22-26 ℃, moderate heat stress was observed in 27-31℃ and severe heat stress was observed in 32-37℃. Dairy cows with a temperature-humidity index greater than 38 ℃were exposed to death threats.
2. Use cooling facilities to increase air circulation
For semi-enclosed cowshed, doors and windows should be opened, and a windproof curtain should be opened to increase ventilation. For open cowshed, if conditions permit, ventilation facilities or electric fans can be installed, which can reduce the temperature of the shed by 2 ~3 ℃ and accelerate the heat dissipation of the cow body. Installation of water mist spray or water curtain facilities and spray the head and chest of cows with cold water mist to reduce the temperature of the cow's body. But should pay attention to spraying water generally in hot noon, time should not be too long and the number of times should not be too frequent, otherwise, it will lead to excessive humidity in the shed, resulting in difficulties in heat dissipation of cows. Usually, the cowshed should be kept dry, without water accumulation, and the relative humidity should be kept below 80%.
3. Improving feeding methods
Adjust the feeding time and feed early and cool in the evening (before 7 am or after 9 pm). Increase feeding times and night feeding appropriately. It is suggested that more than 60% of the diet should be fed at night in summer, which can make up for the inadequate intake of dairy cows due to high-temperature anorexia.
4. Increase the nutrient concentration of the diet and adjust the composition of feed materials.
When the dry matter intake of dairy cows is reduced, the nutrient intake should not be reduced too much as possible. Improving the nutrient concentration of diet is an important measure. This includes two aspects. One is to adjust the ratio of concentrate to roughage in the diet, that is, to increase the proportion of concentrate and reduce the amount of roughage. This is not only because of the poor palatability and low nutrient concentrations of roughage relative to concentrates but also because of the more heat consumption and heat dissipation of roughage in the process of digestion and metabolism. However, it should be noted that the maximum proportion of concentrate should not exceed 60%. The second is to adjust the feed material of the diet, reduce the amount of general feed and increase high-quality feed such as whole cottonseed, soybean, high-quality forage, whole plant silage, etc. In the pre-lactation and high-yield dairy cow diets, fatty acid calcium, amino acid, and other rumen feed varieties should be added.
Rumen buffer was used. Due to the increase of concentrate ratio in summer diet, 0.750%~1.50% baking soda or 0.350%~0.40% magnesium oxide should be added to the diet to facilitate the digestion and absorption of nutrients in the rumen.
Addition of heat stress-relieving substances. Although the content of potassium, sodium, and magnesium in the general feed is relatively rich, due to the increase of sweating in hot weather, the general diet can not meet the needs of electrolytes in cows at this time, and the supplement of potassium, sodium, and magnesium in the diet is needed. To balance cation and anion in the diet of dairy cows, 30 to 50 grams of potassium carbonate, 60 to 100 grams of magnesium sulfate and 120 to 160 grams of salt can be added to the diet of each cow. As heat stress increases the consumption of vitamin A in dairy cows, the amount of vitamin A in summer diets should be doubled.
5. Ensure clean drinking water
Milk contains more than 87% water and it takes about 4 kilograms of drinking water per kilogram of milk production. So water is very important for dairy cows. The amount of drinking water of dairy cows is related to the amount of lactation and temperature. The lack of drinking water will directly affect the milk yield. In summer, the water consumption of lactating cows can be 3 to 5 times as much as that of lactating yield. Wash the sink and disinfect it regularly, replace drinking water to keep fresh and cool, and let the cows drink freely. This not only ensures milk production, but also increases cow excretion, takes away excess heat in the body, and maintains normal body temperature.
6. Strengthen hygiene management and disinfection
There are many mosquitoes and flies in summer, which not only disturb the rest of the dairy cows and affect milk production but also easily transmit the disease. Aerosol insecticides can be used to spray the body of cows and the surrounding environment regularly to eliminate mosquitoes and flies. It is necessary to clear the feces in time and keep the cowshed and livestock farm clean and dry. Sterilize cowshed with 5% Lysol or 2% caustic sodium solution once a week, or use quicklime powder to sterilize cowshed, deodorize and dehumidify, to reduce the occurrence of diseases in summer.
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Pres. Trump To Iran: The Days Of U.S. Appeasement & Capitulation Are Over
In a speech to the nation of Friday, President Trump announced he would not certify the Iran nuclear deal but instead of asking Congress to reimpose sanctions on the rogue nation, he asked Congress to revise Corker-Cardin (officially the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act -INARA) to set trigger points that would reinstate sanctions on Tehran if it doesn't meet certain requirements. But what he really announced was the days of a President of the United States and the national security team appeasing Iran and capitualting to their every demand are over. This is a new President who puts America first, unlike the old one who put his "legacy" first.
What follows are notes from a telephone briefing about the Iran plan given by Secretary of State Tillerson Thursday evening, below that is the text of President Trump's speech Friday, announcing his plan to the American people.
Unlike the reports


RBD gloss: Robert Duncan's book was not, in fact, published until 2011, but I was one of the readers of it for the University of California Press. The book was The H.D. Book, ed Michael Boughn and Victor Coleman. Berkeley: University of California Press, 2011.


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What's Happening 9/18/14
By dskriloff on September 18, 2014 No Comment
BY GEORGE J. DACRE
– Shades Repertory Theatre in Haverstraw has a fall festival of one act plays showing Friday, September 19 and Saturday, September 20, 8 p.m. at the theater at New Main Street and Hudson Avenue. Director Samuel Harps says the plays are "Birds Can Fly Away" by Marjorie Conn, "Up Down and Out" by Joe McDonald, "Thursday She Irons" by Wayne Paul Mattingly, "Crossing" by Misha T. Sinclair and "Dad's Day" by Pat O'Connor. Acting in the plays will be Kristian Comer, Cynthia Granville, Jamie Garrabrant, Noreen Galluchi, Michael Herman, Taku Hirai, Akika Hiroshima, Emily Schepker, Amanda Tonnessan, Gary Craig, Mark Herman, Deacon Hoy and Joy Stern. information at shadesrep.com or 845-675-8044.
– The Tappan Players at the Barn are presenting "George Washington Slept Here" at the historic Manse Barn. Information at [email protected] or 914-671-1643.
– "Playing The Assassin" a story of football violence opens Friday, September 19 at Penguin Rep Cricketown Road in Stony Point. Tickets at penguinrep.org or 845-786-2873.
– "Twelve Angry Jurors" opens at the Tom France Theatre at Antrim Playhouse on Spook Rock Road in Wesley Hills, Friday, September 19. Tickets at antrimplayhouse.com.
– Sol Zeller, president of the Borderline Folk Music Club, says he and his wife will be relocating to Florida. They will produce two more concerts before leaving: Sunday, October 19 with Marci Geller and Jim Colbert and Sunday, November 16 with Sloan Wainwright and Davey O. A special meeting has been called for Monday, October 27 at 6:30 p.m. at the Zeller house to see if there will be volunters to take over and keep the club going.
– ArtsRock season 2014-15 season will feature Sir James Galway, Andy Golub the Bodypainter, a celebration of Paul Simon, Four Family shows, a Big Band Holiday Concert and a Tom Chapin birthday celebration. Scheduling and information at artsrock P.O. Box 875, Nyack,N.Y. 10960 or 855-901-7173.
– The Cast of Beatlemania will play at Westchester Broadway Theatre, Tuesday, September 30. Make Me Laugh Comedy Night takes place Monday, October 6. "South Pacific" opens on Mainstage at WBT September 25.
– Anita Brown Jazz Orchestra at Trumpets Jazz Club and Restaurant, Montclair, New Jersey, October 29 at 7:30 p.m. Information at [email protected]
– Kashmir, a tribute to Led Zeppelin group at Newton, New Jersey Theatre, March 28. Tickets on sale Friday, September 19 at 11 a.m. Call 973-383-3700.
– The Todd Wolfe Band with organist John Ginty at the Turning Point Cafe, Piermont Saturday, September 27 at 9 p.m. Tickets at the Cafe.
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Happy 25th Anniversary Greater Killeen Community Clinic!
To celebrate this milestone, Centex Technologies is giving the Clinic the gift of a new website. We also be unveiling a new logo. In August we will sponsor the Greater Killeen Chamber of Commerce's 3rd Thursday mixer.
Enjoy a free lunch, a gift, and a health related topic on the SECOND THURSDAY of each month. Events are held at 12 noon – 1 pm at the Killeen Arts and Activities Center, 802 N 2nd Street. To register, call 254-213-3550, option 3, register on Facebook @gkfclinic or register by email at vista@gkfclinic.org.
Thursday, April 11- "Fitness 101" Faith Fitness will be helping us start the fitness journey.
Thursday, May 9 -- "Couponing 101" Jennise is back with many tips on saving $.
Thursday, June 13 – "Staying Fit in That Hot Texas Summer" Daliann from Faith Fitness is back.