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Last week Tom Brady swore, another Grinchess stole a wreath and we gave you some last-minute gift ideas. Merry Christmas!
Also, we learned of a once-every-18.6-years event happening at the Newport Tower. There's three more shopping days left before Christmas, so try to get that done ASAP. If you're run out of ideas, stop by Bridge Liquors and ask the friendly staff there for some great gift advice (or simply get a gift card).
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Worthing District Museum and Art gallery
By Gayle Palmer
Worthing Museum & Art Gallery is positioned within the heart of the borough town of Worthing in West Sussex. Worthing Museum & Art Gallery holds one of the most significant costume collections in the UK, as well as notable collections in fine and decorative arts, social history, toys and dolls and archeology. There are around 30,000 items within the costume collection alone. Best of all, its free!
There are some brilliant explanations of the geology, archeology and past history of the whole area – with some amazing exhibits and finds. Roman and Neolithic periods, Saxon and the many raiding parties and tribes who have been in the area are noted. Coins, tools, flint chippings and deer antler axes etc all feature.
The real strength of the collections can be seen in the internationally important artefacts from the Neolithic flint mines at Blackpatch, Cissbury Ring, Church Hill; Harrow Hill, alongside a large number of Bronze Age metal hoards. Further to this the museum contains unique finds from Roman religious sites such as Chanctonbury Ring, as well as funerary remains from the local area. The 5th century Patching Hoard of gold and silver coins is unique in Britain and crowns the extensive assemblage of Roman coin hoards from across West Sussex. Finally the museum contains a large number of human remains, jewellery, weaponry and glass-ware from the nationally significant early Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Highdown Hill.
The costumes and textiles are stunning and cover the 17th Century up to modern times. The Collection was begun when the Museum opened in 1908. Acquisition gathered pace in the 1950s and 1960s and since then, they have worked to maintain its status by continuing to add items that broaden its range and increase its depth. Eighteenth and nineteenth century clothes are a particular strength, but the Collection reaches back to the seventeenth century and forward to the present day. The oldest item of clothing is a Jacobean man's jacket dated around 1610.
There is a whole section on the social history of the area and it even includes dolls houses.
It is in Chapel Road (BN11 1HP) and opens 10-5pm Mon to Saturday.
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Abstract The conversion of coniferyl aldehyde to cinnamic acids by Saccharomyces cerevisiae under aerobic growth conditions was previously observed. Bacteria such as Pseudomonas have been shown to harbor specialized enzymes for converting coniferyl aldehyde but no comparable enzymes have been identified in S. cerevisiae. CALDH from Pseudomonas was expressed in S. cerevisiae. An acetaldehyde dehydrogenase (Ald5) was also hypothesized to be actively involved in the conversion of coniferyl aldehyde under aerobic growth conditions in S. cerevisiae. In a second S. cerevisiae strain, the acetaldehyde dehydrogenase (ALD5) was deleted. A prototrophic control strain was also engineered. The engineered S. cerevisiae strains were cultivated in the presence of 1.1 mM coniferyl aldehyde under aerobic condition in bioreactors. The results confirmed that expression of CALDH increased endogenous conversion of coniferyl aldehyde in S. cerevisiae and ALD5 is actively involved with the conversion of coniferyl aldehyde in S. cerevisiae.


Angelica Banks is not one writer but two. Heather Rose and Danielle Wood are both award-winning authors of literary fiction. They have been friends for years, and when they decided to write a book together, they chose a pen name to make things easy.
After an unthinkable loss, time seems to freeze for Tuesday and her mother, the famous author Serendipity Smith. In the land of story, Vivienne Small's world is frozen too --- a perpetual winter has fallen. When a terrible villain takes Vivienne hostage, it's up to Tuesday to save her friend --- and herself. On her quest, she'll discover what lies at the bottom of her heart, and at the heart of her writing. Beautifully told with warmth and joy, this great adventure is a celebration of life --- and love.
When Tuesday McGillycuddy and her beloved dog, Baxterr, discover that Tuesday's mother --- the famous author Serendipity Smith --- has gone missing, they set out on a magical adventure. In their quest to find Serendipity, they discover the mysterious and unpredictable place that stories come from. Here, Tuesday befriends the fearless Vivienne Small, learns to sail an enchanted boat, tangles with an evil pirate, and discovers the truth about her remarkable dog. Along the way, she learns what it means to be a writer and how difficult it can sometimes be to get all the way to The End.


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Actress Namitha joined the AIADMK in the presence Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa in Trichy on Saturday.
There were rumors from several months that Namitha is keen on joining a political party and is looking for right time. Namitha joined AIADMK party on Saturday and Jayalalitha personally welcomed her with membership. Earlier, she wrote a letter to ADMK Chief J. Jayalalithaa expressing her interest in joining the party. At the Trichy campaign, Namitha was given her official id card as a party member. It is still unclear what role the actress will play, however, we are sure that Namitha is likely to boost the campaign mood.
Namitha is one of the most influential heroines in Tamil and she enjoyed a vast fan base. Fans built Temples for her and only Khushboo before her. It was always a huge gala whenever a film of Namitha released in Tamil.
The plump actress slowed down recently for change in audience choices of films, but her political career is sure to have a good run given her everlasting fanbase and craze in Tamil state. Predicting her political mileage, AIADMK chief Jayalalitha grabbed her into the party and Namitha is expected to be seen in interesting and crucial posts if Amma's party wins again.


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James Gunn finally reveals track list for Awesome Mix Vol. 2
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We're just a couple of weeks away from the release of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, and now we finally know which classic tunes will be backing up all the action.
James Gunn has revealed the track listing for Awesome Mix Vol. 2, led by everything from Fleetwood Mac to ELO to Cheap Trick. Much like the first film's soundtrack, this one sounds pretty much exactly like what we'd expect Star-Lord to be jamming to on his next set of adventures. Though the music junkie Gunn obviously uses his pulpit to shine the light on some of his favorite deep cuts, he told Rolling Stone it all stays true to the story, with this new mixtape the final gift Peter's mother left him before her passing:
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"She's a music lover, but she's completely not elitist. If it's something that's thought of as goofy and pop, she likes it. If it's cool or funk, she likes it. She just likes hooks and melodies. She's a very quirky, young girl who fell in love with, you know, as it ends up, an alien. And falling in love with an alien is right up there in Meredith Quill's alley. She's an oddball, like her son."
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, opens May 5, with the soundtrack album hitting shelves April 21.
Check out the full track listing below and let us know what you think:
"Mr. Blue Sky" — Electric Light Orchestra
"Fox on the Run" — Sweet
"Lake Shore Drive" —Aliotta Haynes Jeremiah
"The Chain" —Fleetwood Mac
"Bring It On Home To Me" —Sam Cooke
"Southern Nights" —Glen Campbell
"My Sweet Lord" —George Harrison
"Brandy (You're A Fine Girl)" — Looking Glass
"Come A Little Bit Closer" — Jay and the Americans
"Wham Bam Shang-A-Lang" — Silver
"Surrender" — Cheap Trick
"Flash Light" — Parliament
"Guardians Inferno" — The Sheepers feat. David Hasselhoff


He was pleased with victory in the opening game, but head coach Daryl Powell reckons Castleford Tigers will have to improve to back it up with a second win at Hull tonight.
More of the same defensively is the order of the day after the Tigers conceded just one try in their first Betfred Super League outing of 2019, but they will have to be better with the ball to challenge the Black and Whites according to Powell.
He said: "We're going to need to be patient. I think Hull are defending well, they take a bit of breaking down so you need to show a lot of patience and durability across the game.
"We did that well last week, but I think we're going to get challenged a bit more this week.
"I think the conditions will be pretty firm. It's going to be a big challenge for us and I think we're going to need to improve.
"It's a big field and they are playing expansively so your one-on-one defence on the edges needs to be really good.
"Our pack was fantastic last week and will need to be so again. Matongo and Taylor are starting, they are big humans to deal with then Paea comes off the bench and he's a handful as well.
Hull may have lost their opening game against their city rivals, but Powell is wary of the threat they pose, particularly on their own turf at the KCOM Stadium.
He said: "They played well last week, it was just a good game.
"Hull KR defended really well. Hull are moving the ball a bit more than they did last year, particularly in yardage areas.
"I thought they really challenged Hull KR and they lost at the death so it's ridiculous Radders (Lee Radford) is under pressure. He has done a great job there.
"Particularly the back end of last year the amount of injuries they had, they've had a tough period. This will be a tough game for us.
"They look like they are well motivated this season. You're always looking at the way a team's organised, how well motivated they are. They are all characteristics that a coach brings to a team and they look in good shape.
"They have got some good players and had to play with one half last week, effectively, so that was tough for them.
"Connor is coming back in and he's a tricky player, a self-styled bad boy he likes to get under people's skin so that's always interesting. He is a real quality player and they've got good players across the field.
Castleford's side will show two changes from the team that beat Catalans with Mike McMeeken ruled out after concussion forced him off the field last week and Matt Cook picking up a hamstring injury.
Tuoyo Egodo and Jacques O'Neill have been drafted into the 19-man squad, but Mitch Clark and Ben Roberts are more likely to be on the bench after being left out last week.
Powell explained: "We've lost Mike McMeeken. He came off with a head knock and Matt Cook probably won't play. There's a couple of changes in there, but we're not far off. I thought Alex Foster did a great job in the back-row when he came on for Mike so he will take that role again.


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They are available as a prefabricated kit or built as a custom design to complement the decor of any building. Security requirements that are higher are often dictated by commercial warehouse type setups. A good option with this security kind of door is the "roll up" style that resembles a roll top desk kind of door. This door can be produced using a number of substances that may be as strong as the walls that were adjacent, making forced entry through this opening very difficult.
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Some of the very most dangerous aspects of those spring systems was that after an amount of time, often with no maintenance or review, the points of attachment of those springs would corrode or become weak. This weakening of points or the springs of attachment would often lead to an inadvertent failure fling that is volatile the spring that is broken parts over the garage, embed the spring or steel parts into the garage walls, cars or other things in the course of travel.
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TT When and how did you discover your love of music?
RJ As a youngster I was influenced by theme songs from my favorite cartoons and started creating characters for my toys with theme songs to go along with them. Creating songs became my way of life.
TT How did your latest single "It All Falls Down" come about?
RJ While working as Musical Director on Idols last year Production asked Pro and I to perform together on the penultimate show. I had a beat sent to me by Botswana producer, DJ Kuchi, which I thought could work, Pro loved it. Initially the intention was just to perform it on Idols, but the response after that performance was so big we agreed to release it as a single.
TT What's your message to aspiring artists in the industry?
RJ Don't be one dimensional, have many aspects to your musical skills. The more dimensions you have the longer you will survive in the business.
TT How do you find the strength to push your brand and your craft?
RJ I make sure that I do things that I truly enjoy and that make me grow as an artist. Its hard building success doing things you hate.
TT What's your favorite song and or music video?
RJ Favorite song: 'Counting Star's' by One Republic, favorite music video: 'Happy' by Pharrell.
TT Are there any young/developing artists that you are grooming/mentoring?
RJ Yes, keep your eyes and ears open for Nthabi, Pilani Bubu and Can Skylark.
TT How do you prepare for a show or album?
RJ Everything can trigger inspiration and when there's talent in front of you its hard not be inspired. I constantly listen to new music to inspire me. It soaks in and inevitably keeps my mind ticking over as to how I could create music similar to that.
TT Tell us more about the single and how it's doing right now?
RJ 'All Falls Down' is a pretty honest song lyrically, based on true events of my life and my co-writer on the song, Caz Abrahams. I think it appealed to Pro because of its honest lyrical content. Its starting to build steam in SA and has blown up massively in Botswana.
TT What's the secret to a lasting, meaningful brand and a fulfilling career in the Music industry today?
RJ As I said before, you can't just be a one trick Pony. You've gotta love what you're doing.
TT Any up and coming artists from the Eastern Cape, that you think could be the next best thing?
RJ My ex student Vusi Nova came from PE and he's definitely one of the potential next big stars in SA!


I felt surreal as my parents left me standing in my dorm at the beginning of my freshman year.
Only hours before, I had been in the car lugging all my belongings with me to school. The moment I was left alone I could almost immediately feel both the excitement rise in my chest and the quiet sense of fear and dread slowly creeping towards me.
But that fear was quickly washed away, along with my worries as I took on freshman year.
that Drake University and the Des Moines community has.
If I could go back in time and talk to freshman-year me, I would tell myself to speak up and take risks.
I would tell myself to not be afraid of fitting in or worry about "what if this happened" or "what if that happened." These what-ifs can consume you and take away from the true college experience of putting yourself out there to discover the true you.
One of these risks is to become actively involved in the Drake community, whether this is through a sorority or fraternity, a non-profit organization, a sport or a club. I can't stress this enough, get involved!
at once during my freshman year. This is crucial not to do, or you will easily miss out on other events happening around campus or those events that occur in the Des Moines community.
And Des Moines is a community worth exploring. As a freshman I didn't get off campus often enough to see it. Since then I've had the opportunity to open my eyes to it and its culture. There are countless places to look into in Des Moines.
If you're into politics, take a tour of the capitol building. The beautiful architecture will surely leave an impression.
unique to the Des Moines area, while the park provides a nice escape from campus life to enjoy the sounds of nature.
Meanwhile, the Wells Fargo Arena is the perfect place to catch a show.
Most of all don't be afraid to try new foods.
I made a huge mistake my freshman year and only ate at restaurants I recognized from home. There is an abundance of restaurants all over Des Moines serving a large variety of options. There is something for everyone here. And if the restaurants aren't enough for you, take a look at the farmers' market.
Here at Drake and the Des Moines community there is a limitless amount of opportunities. Being a first-year here is an experience you will never forget.


Young visitors to the Monett Branch of the Barry-Lawrence Regional Library on Friday had the opportunity to express their creativity through painting, under the direction of Cheryl Willis, of Monett.
Kindergarten students from Central Elementary School in Pierce City sang happy birthday to Geneva Brown.
For Summer School in Monett each year, School Resource Officer Jay Jastal presents a program on gun safety at Monett Elementary School.
The Monett Historical Society is seeking sponsors to enlarge historic photos of Monett for display in the Events Center.


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External and internal accountability and quality standards, codes, guidelines and principles to which we are committed.
Tearfund aims to work to the highest possible standards with integrity and transparency. We have identified a set of corporate Quality Standards in support of our vision and the delivery of our strategy which are in keeping with the organisational characteristics we aspire to and which summarise all of the relevant external and internal accountability and quality standards, codes, guidelines and principles to which we are committed:
We expect the highest standards of behaviour in all of our work, and stand against all forms of exploitation, abuse, fraud, bribery or any other conduct that is incompatible with our values. We strive to transfer power to those we serve; to transform our own, our partners' and communities' attitudes and practices on inclusion, conflict sensitivity, accountability, gender and learning.
Impartiality and targeting
We are committed to impartiality, providing support to those most at risk, regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, ability, gender, age, sexuality or nationality. We target our work based on need, while staying sensitive to conflict dynamics, and proactively support those who would otherwise be marginalised or excluded, in particular children, the elderly and those living with disability.
We are committed to ensuring that all our work is based upon effective communication with, participation of and feedback from the communities we work with. All interventions aim to be transparent and based upon continuous learning. We also hold ourselves accountable to our partners, donors, supporters and colleagues, and to all others we relate and interact with.
In all our programmes, we actively seek to challenge gender inequality and harmful beliefs and practices, working towards gender justice. We are committed to progressing gender equality, to the restoration of relationships between all men and women, all boys and girls, and to ensuring their equal value, participation, and decision-making in all aspects of life.
We are committed to community-led, participatory approaches to development and humanitarian response for sustainable impact, based on root cause analysis. We encourage participation from all members of a community, and support those we work with to have control over their own development, from local development activities through to national advocacy.
We are committed to helping people understand, reduce and manage the risks they face as well as to address the causes of vulnerability. This includes supporting people and communities as they develop resilient livelihoods, strengthen social cohesion, improve access to services, pursue environmental sustainability, reduce disaster risk and adapt to climate change.
We are committed to support people in restoring relationships and forming safe and secure communities. We prioritise the protection of all – especially children and at-risk adults – from physical, social and psychological harm. We assess risks and seek to act in ways that minimise people's exposure to danger or abuse. Community members are the best actors in their own protection, and so we support their actions to stay safe, find security and restore dignity.
Technical quality
We are committed to the high technical quality of all of our work and the work of partners, through meeting relevant national and international standards aligned with communities' own priorities. We learn to improve, replicating good practice that has demonstrable positive impact.
International codes and standards
As well as setting high standards for ourselves in our Quality Standards, we've signed up to a range of internationally recognised operating codes and standards because they enshrine our principles of respecting the people we work with. These codes and standards have helped to shape our choice of Quality Standards:
The Code of Conduct for the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement and NGOs in Disaster Relief
The Core Humanitarian Standard on Quality and Accountability (CHS)
Tearfund has the first ever Certificate issued by the new organisation to verify compliance. This attests that Tearfund meets the requirements of the CHS.
The Keeping Children Safe Coalition standards
Tearfund was a founding member of the Keeping Children Safe Coalition, first established in 2003. The Coalition is made up of agencies who are committed to child protection, aim to achieve the highest level of protection for children with whom they come into contact and to work towards achieving the international standards developed by the Keeping Children Safe Coalition through voluntary compliance.
The UN Statement of Commitment on Eliminating Sexual Exploitation and Abuse by UN and non-UN Personnel
Tearfund became a signatory in 2008. The statement commits signatories to incorporate core principles relating to combating sexual exploitation and abuse into their codes of conduct and staff rules and regulations.
The SPHERE Project – Humanitarian Charter and Minimum Standards in Disaster Response
We are committed to the technical quality of our projects as laid out in the Sphere Humanitarian Charter and Minimum Standards in Disaster Response.
The Code of Good Practice for NGOs Responding to HIV
The Code sets out key principles, practice and evidence base required for successful responses to HIV. In endorsing the Code, organisations commit to continuous improvement and accountability.
NCVO charity ethical principles
We are signed up to a series of guidelines developed by the NCVO. These are principles that provide an overarching framework for voluntary organisations to guide good decision-making and conduct.
Tearfund also makes reference to UN declarations to guide its Quality Standards:
The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
The UN Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement
The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW)
Stakeholders and affiliations
We wish to hold ourselves to account to our main stakeholders for these standards and will make them publicly available in formats appropriate for each:
Project participants: the standards selected are first and foremost to be responsive to the needs and priorities of project participants (via our partners, and via notice boards, leaflets, community meetings etc).
Our partners (via Country Representatives, in Tearfund's International Programme Management System etc).
Our supporters (via the website).
Our institutional donors (via project proposals and reports).
Our staff (via the Tearfund corporate hub, staff induction and internal communications).
Our Board (via Board Meeting Agenda items and meetings).
Tearfund has a number of affiliations with other organisations, for which these Quality Standards are relevant, including:
Integral Alliance
Micah Network
European Union – Christian Organisations in Relief and Development (EU-CORD)
British Overseas NGOs in Development (BOND)
The Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC)
Start Network
Through its Framework Partnership Agreement with the EC Humanitarian Aid Department (ECHO) and through its registration as an International Private Voluntary Organisation with USAID
The European Interagency Security Forum (EISF)
Tearfund's gender pay gap report
Gender Pay Gap legislation came into force in 2017 (Equality Act 2010 - Gender Pay Gap Information Regulations 2017). These regulations require all large employers like Tearfund (over 250 employees) to report on their 'Gender Pay Gap' – this is the gap between the average hourly rate of pay for men and the average hourly rate of pay for women.
Gender pay gap data is based on a snapshot of data on 5 April each year, and only applies to staff based in England, Scotland and Wales.
The gender pay gap highlights pay inequalities between men and women. These can result from a different proportion of men and women in a given pay band, or the differences in roles performed by men and women. This is different to equal pay which concerns pay differences between individuals or groups performing the same or similar work. Unequal pay for men and women for the same work has been illegal in the UK since the 1970 Equal Pay Act.
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Slavery and trafficking is a global problem which is estimated to affect almost 40 million people worldwide. Tearfund exists to support those in greatest need – therefore, we welcome the Modern Slavery Act and are pleased to share the steps we have taken to prevent modern slavery in our organisation and supply chain.
We value each individual we work with as made in the image of God. In upholding our core values we stand against all forms of exploitation, abuse, fraud, bribery and any other conduct which is incompatible with them. Moving beyond our own supply chain, we have the opportunity to proactively seek to prevent and respond to issues of modern slavery through our partner organisations. This is through our work with communities in some of the highest risk countries for slavery and trafficking in the world, as well as using our expertise on sexual and gender based violence.
We have a robust set of policies and procedures aimed at preventing abuse and harm. We work with partners to build their capacity in these areas and to have effective processes to ensure those we work with are protected against exploitation.
We want Tearfund to be a place where everyone feels welcome, respected, valued, and treated fairly. Our aim is to empower everyone we work with to flourish, reach their god-given potential, and live life with dignity.
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Synthetic turf sports pitches have changed the sporting landscape; no longer is a harsh climate or the need to sustain high levels of use a barrier to providing high quality sports fields. Innovations in yarn and surface technologies have all allowed what was once considered a poor simulation of natural grass to become a viable alternative and for an increasing number of sports. In some instances, for example hockey, synthetic turf has become the preferred surface for community and/or elite competitions.
The benefits of synthetic turf surfaces have been welcomed by FIFA, the FIH and World Rugby, and the three sports have adopted similar approaches to ensure the surfaces meet their player welfare and sport-specific needs. Each sport is continuing to innovate and challenge the synthetic turf industry to meet the increasingly complex challenges society presents. Come and hear about some of their latest thinking.
Marc Douglas from World Rugby will speak about the ONE TURF CONCEPT, a ground-breaking consensus for community-level multi-sport third-generation (3G) playing fields that identifies best practice as recognised by the three sports. It is hoped that the One Turf Concept will revolutionise how shared sports fields are used and enjoyed around the world. After many years working together on this project, including detailed discussions with industry leaders, the three governing bodies have managed to balance player welfare and performance with community playability for the initiative, launched earlier this year. Marc will also discuss a number of challenges facing World Rugby in the delivery of quality surfaces and how they have been addressed.
Hockey was the first sport to embrace synthetic turf internationally, and the Rio Olympic Games marked the 40th anniversary of top-level competitions on the surfaces. But even with such a history, hockey still sees the need for innovation and Alastair Cox from the FIH will speak about current FIH initiatives that, at the community level, are aiming to increase the sustainability of hockey turfs. This includes the ability to facilitate the sharing of community fields with sports that also like to play on the short-pile synthetic turfs preferred by hockey. At the elite level, the FIH is looking to reduce the amount of water required to irrigate a field and determine which turf colours create the best backdrop for TV coverage. All of these initiatives help to serve the objectives of the Hockey Revolution, the FIH's ten-year strategy to make hockey a global sport.
Football at the community level has also embraced synthetic turf as it allows far greater use of pitches and allows good quality fields to be built in regions of the world where natural grass is unsustainable, for whatever reason. But synthetic turf is also being used in more and more competitions at professional level. Katharina Wistel from FIFA will speak about the use of synthetic turf surfaces in stadium environments and will describe some of the many challenges that FIFA has experienced when hosting major tournaments on synthetic turf surfaces. She will outline the design, installation and maintenance considerations for a stadium when converting from grass to synthetic turf.
Further information about the FSB can be found here.


Maria José Moutinho Ferreira is an associate professor at the Universidade Lusófona do Porto, Faculty of Communication, Art, Architecture and Information Technologies, in Communication Science and Applied Communications.
Her reserach interests include the areas of communication technologies and education, specifically higher education and how academic culture may impact on the adoption of new technologies in teaching and learning; and more recently communication technolohies and environmental education; specifically focusing on a research line that aims to identify, whethere there is a role of social media in (the promotion of) environmental literacy, and how studies in environmental literacy can perhaps benefit from media and transmedia literacy research.
Amongst her main publications are the book Rethinking Academic Culure in the Information Age (2014), and the articles Mitigating User Resistance to New Information Systems: Exploring the Role of Social Media (2013), Intelligent Classrooms and Smart Software: Teaching and Learning in Today s University (2012), and The University of the 21st Century: the Will to Technology or the Will to Knowledge? (2010).
She is a member of the Scientific Committee of the 10th edition of CENTERIS – International Conference on ENTERprise Information Systems, taking place November 2018.
McGill University, Department of Art History and Communication Studies. Quebec, Canadá.
1997: Mestrado. Master's Degree. Sociology.
The University of Calgary, Department of Sociology. Calgary, Alberta, Canadá.


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Christine Golic, wife of radio host and former NFL player Mike Golic, takes on the marathon.
Christine Golic
For Christine Golic, wife of ESPN radio personality Mike Golic, the New York City Marathon is a chance to be the star athlete in a family full of them.
She's always been in the background, offering support—first for her husband, whose NFL career spanned nine years from 1986 to 1993—and then for her three kids, all of whom went to Notre Dame on athletic scholarships. Her boys, Mike and Jake, played football, and her daughter, Sydney, is a senior and a swimmer.
Now, as Golic takes on her first marathon on Sunday, it's her turn.
"I was always the cheerleader for my kids, and I was always the one who told my kids, 'You can do it. Just put your mind to it; there's nothing you can't do,'" she said. "So I sort of feel like this is my opportunity to put my money where my mouth is."
Golic, 51, has been a steady runner during the years, doing 5K and 10K races near her home in Avon, Connecticut, and in South Bend, Indiana. She ran a half marathon in 2010.
But it's a big leap to the marathon.
The idea came from another NFL player, David Nelson, a Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver. Last fall, Golic watched a television segment on Nelson and the work he was doing with orphans in Haiti. Golic was touched by the story, and she made a donation to Nelson's foundation. He contacted her to thank her.
Then in April, a text arrived from Nelson: Would either Golic be interested in running the New York City Marathon to fundraise for the foundation, i'm ME?
Mike Golic, the former defensive tackle, has chronic foot and knee problems, and was most definitely not a candidate to run 26.2 miles. "I don't even like to drive 26 miles," he tells his wife.
Golic, on the other hand, knew she wouldn't be able to say no.
"I figure I can muddle through 26 miles for children in Haiti to make their life better," she said. "I'm one of those people who thinks things come into your life for a reason, and maybe this challenge was brought to me for a reason."
Golic started training immediately, doing ever longer runs on the Farmington Valley Trail, which runs through several Connecticut towns. She has been following a run-walk plan, with four minutes of running followed by one minute of walking. Even with the walking segments, she manages to maintain about a 10:30 per mile pace.
Her husband, the sports analyst, calls her "one-speed Jane," she says.
On one summer Friday morning, she started her long run at about 6 a.m., just as her husband was taking to the airwaves for his four-hour morning sports show, "Mike & Mike."
Christine Golic finishes the 2015 Sunburst Marathon 10K run in South Bend, Indiana, in 1:01:59.
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While he talked, she ran—and she got an earful.
"It made it go fast for me because I was focused on listening to them," she said.
Occasionally, on shorter runs, Mike has joined her. More often, they made plans to meet up for breakfast after she finished her long run. (On air, Mike makes no secret of his healthy appetite.)
On Sunday, Golic is hoping to come in around five hours.
Mike will be cheering her on near the finish line, in what will be a sporting family milestone.
"I don't want to say they're in awe of it, but they are astounded by the fact that I'm running that," she said of Mike and their kids. "Mentally, you're challenging yourself more and pushing yourself to where [you] have never been before. And realizing you can do a lot more than you think you can. That's what I've figured out. If you set your mind to something, and you set a plan for it, there's no reason why you can't do something."
Just as she's always told her family.
Sarah Lorge Butler Sarah Lorge Butler is a writer and editor living in Eugene, Oregon, and her stories about the sport, its trends, and fascinating individuals have appeared in Runner's World since 2005.
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Congressman DesJarlais Requests Department of Education Investigation of Middle East Studies at Yale
News from the Middle East Forum
https://www.meforum.org/61179/desjarlais-request-doe-investigation-of-yale
Rep. Scott DesJarlais
PHILADELPHIA – July 2, 2020 – Rep. Scott DesJarlais (R-TN) has become the fifth member of Congress to call for an examination of a Title VI-funded Middle East studies center during this session of Congress. He wrote to Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos requesting an investigation into the Council on Middle East Studies (CMES) at Yale University's MacMillan Center for its use of grants allotted under Title VI of the Higher Education Act.
The letter details systemic problems, including widespread faculty support for the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel. Title VI requires recipient institutions to "promote access to research and training overseas, including through linkages with overseas institutions," including Israeli universities. Any active boycott is therefore against the law. DesJarlais also notes that since 2012 Yale has received some $2 million from such governments as those of Saudi Arabia and Turkey. Because current federal law requires little transparency in foreign giving to universities, potential conflicts of interest exist.
Title VI was created to "develop a pool of international experts to meet national needs" in the field of "international studies and world languages." Programs funded by Title VI are required to "reflect diverse perspectives and a wide range of views." Yet, available information indicates Yale's programs disproportionately demonize Israel and are obsessed with not offending the sensibilities of Muslims, including even Islamists. In its investigation of Middle East studies at Duke/UNC, the Department of Education found that putting "considerable emphasis" on one religion over another was not in accordance with Title VI.
"Campus Watch congratulates Rep. DesJarlais for calling attention to the numerous issues at Yale's Council on Middle East Studies," said Winfield Myers, director of the Middle East Forum's Campus Watch. "That he is the fifth member of Congress to call out a Title VI center demonstrates the nationwide scope of abuses. The Department of Education must get serious about these problems by launching its own investigations."
"Yale isn't just ignoring the opinions of students, parents, or alumni; it's now flouting federal law," said Cliff Smith, Director of the Middle East Forum's Washington Project. "Yale must decide whether it really needs Title VI funds. But if it chooses to accept them, it must follow the law, and the Department of Education should enforce it."
The first letter requesting an investigation of university use of Title VI grants came from Rep. George Holding (R-NC) and concerned the Duke/UNC Consortium for Middle East Studies; it sparked an investigation that found "most ... activities supported with Title VI funds are unauthorized." Letters have also been sent by Rep. Denver Riggleman (R-VA, about Georgetown University), Rep. Paul Gosar (R-AZ, about the University of Arizona), and Rep. Doug Lamborn (R-CO, about the University of California at Berkeley).
The Middle East Forum promotes American interests in the region and protects Western civilization from Islamism. It does so through a combination of original ideas, focused activism, and the funding of allies.
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Daniel Miller, the president of the Texas Nationalist Movement, is a proud secessionist. And the tea parties were just the beginning for this true believer.
Photograph by David Mundy, Editor of the Texas National Press.
Miller, who is 36 years old and has male-pattern baldness and a neatly trimmed goatee, has been a secessionist for thirteen years. He is self-employed—he runs a popular Internet radio site with his wife—which leaves him plenty of time for politics. The Texas Nationalist Movement is more or less an offshoot of the old Republic of Texas movement, though Miller has taken pains to separate himself from the public perception of the ROT, which took a bad turn when Richard McLaren, a spokesman of sorts, wound up in prison after a hostage standoff in Fort Davis in the mid-1990s. Miller shuns violence. "We tell all our people that the only solution is a political one," he said.
The Texas Nationalist Movement is avowedly non-partisan and Miller bristles at being labeled "right-wing." His father was a union steelworker and lifelong Democrat; the hold music on Miller's personal phone line is "The Revolution Starts Now," by Steve Earle, a well-known leftist. Miller acknowledged that Perry's comments—which came at a "tea party" event in Austin in April and which boosted the governor's poll numbers considerably—had given his group a shot in the arm as well, though he personally is not a fan of the governor. Perry wouldn't even have mentioned secession at all, Miller said, if he and a few dozen others hadn't been in the tea party crowd chanting the word at the time. So the governor owes him one.


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Want to learn more about the Distributed Ledger Technology, Corda? Check out this post to learn more about Corda and how it differs from other blockchain and DLT platforms.
I've recently started a project that involves using Corda. So, what is it? If you've found this post on Google, then you probably already have some sort of idea, but if you've come from most other sources then it most likely doesn't sound familiar. Well, Corda is a Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT for short). Some might say this is a blockchain, but I definitely believe it has its differences from other blockchains, like Ethereum and Bitcoin, and is more similar to other DLTs, such as Hyperledger Fabric and Quorum (which itself is a fork of Ethereum). These differences are important. They are what allow Corda to perform better for its particular use cases. In this post, I will give a brief overview of the factors that influenced the design of Corda.
Expanding what I said in the introduction, Corda is a Distributed Ledger Technology to be used by businesses, such as financial institutions, to keep a shared ledger of transactions and remove the need for involved parties to constantly check that each of their books is in line after interacting with each other. This is the primary problem that Corda is trying to solve.
Following from this, since it is designed to allow interacting parties to make sure they are all in line, it also removes the need for all parties on the Corda network to know about each and every transaction, as only those involved are interested in them. Both of these points really need to be expanded upon, and to do this, we need to take a proper look into the problems Corda is attempting to solve, so we can fully understand why Corda chose to make these fundamental decisions.
Why are Distributed Ledgers a possible solution to keeping each party's books in line without the need for constant checking from both sides?
That was quite a long question to write. Data consistency is one of the core features of Distributed Ledgers and is crucial to the problem that Corda is attempting to solve. Let's look more closely into why Corda believes that using a Distributed Ledger will remove the extra time and effort that businesses need to put in to keep data from all parties consistent.
When a business or financial institution, a bank for this example, transfers money from a client's account to the receiver's account in another bank, both must check that what was sent was valid, that the funds from the client have been sent, and finally that they were received correctly. Ensuring that the funds have decreased in one account and increased in the other requires multiple checks from both sides of the transaction, as they need to be 100 percent sure that money hasn't magically disappeared or been created out of thin air. Furthermore, a number of these checks are done manually, requiring even more time and effort to ensure consistency.
A Distributed Ledger could completely remove the need for this reconciliation, whether it is done by the interacting parties themselves or a third-party. This is due to the nature of Distributed Ledgers where all nodes (the parties) must be in the same state. More specifically to Corda, a transaction is only committed when all involved parties have accepted that the inputs and outputs of the proposed transaction are correct. If anyone disagrees, then it doesn't take place. Otherwise, the transaction is committed and the funds (or whatever the inputs and outputs were) are moved between the parties as previously agreed.
Notice that I haven't mentioned any need for manual checking of the transactions. There can still be manual interactions during the processing of a proposed transaction if, for example, it needs to be signed off before the process is complete.
Why Did Corda Make Transactions Limited Only to Parties Within the Transaction?
First, we need to understand why blockchains like Ethereum and Bitcoin make all of their transactions public. One of the main attractions of blockchains is being trustless, meaning that I don't need to trust you personally (or anyone else) to still trust that all the transactions on the chain are valid. This is possible due to all transactions being public once they are included in a block and will remain that way permanently. For a bad actor to alter a transaction after it has been included in a block, it is almost impossible as it will require copies of the block on all other nodes in the network to be changed before the next block is added to the chain.
The downside that comes with this is that every party using that blockchain must keep a local copy of the chain themselves so that when a new block is added to the chain, all parties receive the update and kept in the same state.
Performance and scalability are greatly impacted by making a system trustless. For example, Ethereum currently requires every node to process all transactions and store the state of accounts and contract code. This reduces the possible throughput of all nodes on the network to that of a single node. If this model remains, the same then as the number of users increases the average time that a user waits for their transaction to be mined can only go up.
Corda is not trustless. That does not mean it moves to the other end of the scale, but some trust is explicit as a party's identity must be known to join an existing Corda network. Furthermore, the parties on the network must trust the issuers of assets onto the ledger that they themselves are moving around within transactions. This is where the requirement of trust ends. The parties themselves do not need to trust each other. Between the ledger keeping everyone in step, the fact that each of their identities is known by the networks certificate authority provides some backup guarantee in case of any nefarious behavior.
Additionally, even trustless blockchains or ledgers are not found at rock bottom of the trust scale, as theirs is implicit within their consensus protocols and relies on a single actor (or group of actors) not controlling half of the mining power of the whole network. So, for now, at least, we are going to have to settle for some trust in any system we choose to use.
By removing the need for consensus across all parties in the network and instead only between the participants of a transaction, the time to complete one is reduced. The initial trust provided by the networks certificate authority provides the foundation for this decision. This is very important if distributed ledgers are going to replace the financial infrastructure that already exists.
Using the answers to these two questions, we can determine that, as of this moment, Corda is not as decentralized of a blockchain like Bitcoin or Ethereum, but it does allow businesses to transact without the need for a central point. This is in line with other Distributed Ledger Technologies, such as Hyperledger Fabric.
Whether or not this is a good or bad point depends on your stance on the importance of decentralization. Although, the distribution of contract code works in a similar way to a hard fork in a blockchain. All parties must agree to the new code before everyone upgrades; the old version of the code is then abandoned, rather than having two different versions running independently. This sort of upgrade process moves it back up a tad on the decentralized scale.
If this post has piqued your interest and you want to have a look at Corda yourself, then go look at their documentation, which provides tutorials on the concepts Corda is built on along with how to use the platform so you can play with it yourself.


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Resolution #27: Sort through the 250 unread emails in my inbox.

That dreaded resolution sound familiar? How about taking it one step further and eliminating email altogether? A few weeks ago the IT firm [Atos](http://atos.net/en-us/) made waves when they revealed they were phasing out internal emails in favour of other networking tools. That got me thinking that email is dying a slow death for personal use as well.

Email was invented in 1972 and has had a good run, but it's time to move on. Let's take a look at the facts:

  1. Texting and IM has become more of the norm.

  2. Networks like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn allow you to stay in touch with friends and colleagues.

  3. Email newsletters are dying in the face of highly personalized reading tools like Google Reader, Flipboard, and Instapaper.

  4. Free organizational tools like Evernote allows you to create tagged notes and task-oriented lists. No need to email yourself anymore.

  5. Web browsers like Firefox can be synced so that all your bookmarks, history, etc. is available on any computer.

  6. Smartphones offer instant notifications from all of the above and has become the communication nexus for most people (no pun intended).

  7. Official organizations like your bank or the government won't even touch email because of security issues. Yep, still a fax or phone call for these guys.

That leaves email as nothing more than a digital garbage can for junk mail. And who wants to waste their precious time being an online janitor? Not many. So forgive your grand-kids for laughing at this quaint "email" you tell them about - it's just so 70s, man.


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Owner may consider subdividing into several large parcels. Electricity and phone lines are at lot line.


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Banking and financial markets encompass the 'ecosystem' that (a) channelizes money from those who have it (i.e., savers/investors) to those who need it (i.e., borrowers) and (b) facilitate cross-border flow of funds through exchange of currencies. That ecosystem of banks and financial markets (including Central Banks) has deepened in size, sophistication and complexity over the years. However, in recent times they have also been the subject of abuse, failures and economic distress in several countries resulting in a 'contagion' that has concurrently impacted several countries around the World!
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Deacon psychologist recognized for work as canon lawyer
By Dan Russo
Witness Editor
DUBUQUE — Gerald Jorgensen is a Catholic triple threat — someone who is adept at serving God in three different fields of activity. Aside from being an ordained permanent deacon, he is also a licensed psychologist and a canon lawyer.
The 71-year-old was recently recognized on a national level for his contributions to the practice of church law. On Oct. 10, Deacon Jorgensen was given the Canon Law Society of America's Role of Law Award at its 80th annual convention in Phoenix, Arizona. He is the first permanent deacon and first married person to receive the honor in the organization's history.
"I was shocked," said the deacon of his reaction to being selected for the society's highest honor. "I'd actually served on the (society's) board of governors for several years in different capacities and was involved in choosing recipients. I just never saw myself receiving it. I'm grateful to the society and my family and still somewhat surprised."
The canon law society has over 1,300 members in the United States, Canada and other countries.
The honor is given to a member who embodies a pastoral attitude, is committed to research and study, has participated in the development of law, responds to needs for assistance, and facilitates dialogue and the interchange of ideas within the society. One winner is chosen each year. Recipients can't currently be on the board of governors, according to society rules.
Deacon Jorgensen is currently the consulting psychologist for the Archdiocese of Dubuque, where he also serves as a judge in the Metropolitan Tribunal, the church equivalent to the local court. The tribunal also handles appeals cases from other dioceses in the region. Deacon Jorgensen has served as a canon lawyer in various matters in other tribunals. He does ministry work at the Church of the Resurrection and is on the medical staff at Mercy Hospital, both in Dubuque. Despite wearing many hats, the father of three and husband to wife Mary sees all his duties in psychology and canon law, which sometimes overlap, as part of his vocation as a deacon. In his work, he always puts faith at the forefront.
"When I'm a judge I'm supposed to arrive at moral certitude," said the deacon. "Sometimes it's easier than others. Many times it takes spending time in prayer thinking about this."
As a young man, Deacon Jorgensen attended seminary at Loras College in Dubuque, originally considering a call to the priesthood. Once he realized this wasn't his vocation, he switched his focus to psychology, earning a doctorate from the University of Colorado in 1973. In 1974, the permanent diaconate was restored in the archdiocese. Deacon Jorgensen was part of the first diaconate class, being ordained at age 32. The archbishop at the time was required to obtain a dispensation to allow this, since the usual minimum age for permanent deacons is 35.
Deacon Jorgensen served as a counselor, faculty member and administrator at Loras. His first experiences with the church legal system were while serving as a psychological expert and assessor for the tribunal.
In 1993, he began working for the archdiocese full-time. In his 40s, the deacon studied canon law at Catholic University's summer program, graduating in 1998.
"I just always felt a call to be of service and to be of service to the church," said Deacon Jorgensen. "I was always involved with the church and Catholic education."
As a canon lawyer and judge, the deacon has dealt with marriage annulments, penal cases and property disputes. The vast majority of the tribunal's cases, an average of about 130-150 a year, deal with annulments, according to Deacon Jorgensen.
The deacon continues to provide psychological services when necessary for the archdiocese, such as evaluations for applicants to the seminary and permanent diaconate. Psychology can also play a role in some annulment cases. In his work over the years, Deacon Jorgensen has done research and spoken on how psychology fits into efforts to interpret church law.
After accepting his award, the deacon focused his acceptance speech on the current sexual abuse crisis the church is facing.
"I talked about what I saw that we as individuals can do and what we as canonists might lobby for," he said. "Individuals need to pray and recognize the call to holiness as Pope Francis has said earlier, which the archbishop (Archbishop Michael Jackels) has repeated in his responses. We need to pay attention to the victims and be concerned about them. At the same time, we must be concerned about the rights of those that are accused."
In his speech, Deacon Jorgensen mentioned the multiple abuse investigations happening in the U.S. and worldwide and reflected on how they might impact canon law.
"From a canonical standpoint it can't just be simple reform, there needs to be radical reform," he said.
Deacon Jorgensen believes strongly in the importance of canon law in promoting justice and order in the church. The Catholic Church's legal system, he said, is rooted in the tradition of Jewish law and has developed over centuries based on a Roman-style "inquisitorial model."
"The church's legal system is the longest continuously active legal system in the Western world," he said.
Deacon Jorgensen said he was thankful for the award and he hopes to continue serving in the church in the tribunal and in others ways. "I'm humbled by it," he said of the recognition.
Deacon Gerald Jorgensen (front row, far left) is seated with the last three recipients of the Role of Law Award, including Sister Victoria Vondenberger, RSM, the 2017 recipient, and Bishop Robert Deeley of Portland, Maine, the 2016 recipient, on Oct. 10 at the Canon Law Society of America's 2018 Convention. (Photo by Father Brian Dellaert)
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UWP's upcoming Women's Conference
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PRESS RELEASE – Drawing on years of experience in the participation of women in politics, "Women in Action – WIA" has operated as democracy practitioners helping to develop and carry out effective programs to bring more women into government and politics.
In the modern world, women's empowerment is not merely a goal, but a cornerstone of democratic growth. This is because women raise issues that are sometimes overlooked, devote energy to projects that might otherwise be ignored, reach out to constituencies that are often neglected and help societies move forward together.
On Saturday, 14th May, 2016 the United Workers' Party Women's Arm "Women in Action – WIA" will host its Women's Conference at the Marchand Combined School at 3:00 p.m. The Conference will elect a new National Executive from members in good-standing in a closed-door session. All paid up members are invited to attend.
The new National Executive of WIA, duly elected at Saturday's Conference will be presented at the national public meeting scheduled for Sunday, 15th May, 2016 at the Entrepot Playing Field (Near Entrepot Secondary School) at 6:00 p.m. The newly elected President is scheduled to make a short address at Sunday's event. At this meeting the Party will officially launch one of its female candidates, Mrs. Cathelina Fortuna Belrose, candidate for Castries East.
Good going. We don't only need women in politics but women with metal.
For the first time a party carrying four women into general elections.
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its importance in feeding dairy cows.
So why are we discussing processing of feeds?
other nutrients out of the feed we offer to her as possible.
most of the time we increase the energy value of feeds.
the reduced feed losses and better feed preservation.
the microbes in the rumen can access the digestible nutrients.
They have to literally colonize the plant fragment to start the digestion process.
allow access of the rumen microbes to the plant tissues.
We help ruminants by doing some of the work by chopping forages for them.
processing decreases the energy expended for particle size reduction.
25 to 50 gallons, or 98 to 190 liters, of saliva everyday.
Particle size is very important for proper rumen function.
several sieves allowing evaluation of feed particle size.
then the proportion of particles left on each sieve is weighed.
a dairy total mixed ration and corn silage and alfalfa haylage samples.
or 19 millimeters, and are likely to promote chewing and salivation.
their function in promoting saliva production decreases.
be found in the additional readings for this lecture.
in the earlier silage lecture should be followed.
to lack of effective fiber in the diet and may contribute to rumen acidosis.
81%, 67%, 82%, 92%, and 98%, respectively.
for example, may have high fiber content, 60% neutral detergent fiber.
hay, because of their low ability to promote chewing and saliva production.
roughages such as straw or corn stover.
These include treating the forage with alkali, anhydrous ammonia, or urea.
and indigestible lignin, thus increasing the overall digestibility of the feed.
is that the crude protein content of the forage will also increase.
straw, corn stover or other high-fiber by-products.
is used under pressure and increased temperature.
temperature to achieve up to 15% increase in wheat or barley straw digestibility.
Next we will talk about processing grain.
a long time due to the protective function of their seed coat or the pericarp.
the microbes can penetrate and digest nutrients within the kernel.
processing is directly proportional to the extent and rate of digestion in the rumen.
protein digestibility than that of corn and sorghum.
steam rolling, or steam flaking.
use a less extensive processing method such as coarse grinding for example.
depending on the overall diet, may also increase the risk of acidosis.
There are two types of grain processing, physical and thermal, or heating.
allow microbial access in digestion.
This kind of processing may also increase palatability of the grain.
hard grains and for grains with thick seed coat.
Thermal processing involves temperature and usually also moisture.
Starch is heated, grain swells and gelatinizes.
Thermal processing called heating usually involves steam.
steam will determine the extent of starch gelatinization and its digestibility.
up to around eight minutes, and starch gelatinization is kept to a minimum.
up to 30 minutes and starch is gelatinized to a much greater extent.
test weight, depending on the type of animal it's going to be fed to.
heat break down the intermolecular bounds of the starch molecules.
The starch granules absorb water, swell, and then burst, releasing starch.
that has the greatest effect on starch digestibility.
however, has to be also based on cost of processing.
may not be justified under some conditions.
corn silage with high proportion of grain harvested with a kernel processor.
the grain and allowing to soak for up to 24 hours.
This causes some swelling of the starch and increases digestibility.
In some cases a tempering agent is added.
which facilitates water penetration into the kernel.
it's going to be fed to beef or dairy cattle.
and also provide extra energy as fat to the cow.
On this last point, the two feeds are quite different.
Whole soybeans have up to 19% fat and extruded soybean meal up to 10% fat.
because fat is released at a slower rate than fat from extruded soybean meal.
than saturated fatty acids predominant in animal fat.
320 degrees Fahrenheit, which is 130 to 160 degrees Celsius.
and then further processed before being fed.
is therefore not recommended for roasted soybeans.
It is usually recommended that they are coarsely processed to halves and quarters.
high-temperature air dryers, or open-flame roasters.
also not overheat the beans.
which will decrease intestinal digestibility of the soybean proteins.
wheat can also be fed to dairy cows.
Heating of the starch increases gelatinization and digestibility.
which enhances palatability and may increase feed intake.
Last we will briefly discuss extruded soybean meal.
expeller soybean meal products are available on the market in the US.
which partially extracts the oil and creates heat by friction.
which prepares them for the higher temperature of the extruder.
finally pressed through a discharging die by high roast screw in the extruder.
which increases or decreases the friction and the temperature of the extruded beans.
This is the end of today's lecture.
cows at the various stages of their lactation cycle.


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A collection of photographs, articles and interviews which serve to decsribe the rise and fall of Jim Morrison and the Doors. One comment struck home particularly poignantly, to the effect that the Doors pais their dues after they were successful I think this is probably true. Morrison could not resist taking a stick and poking at the snake - the snake that is Amerika's hypocrisy and he paid the priceStill the music was great, and the lyrics stuck in the memory for long time after the Circus had [...]
By Lysergius | On Creative Replay
What an easy job Danny Sugerman had simply compiling photographs and articles from his scrapbook of The Doors. The quality of the photographs is excellent; I recognized quite a few from the concert program they sold in 1968. There's also tons of clippings from Eye Magazine, (William Randolph Hearst's cashing in on the hippie scene magazine from the late Sixties), Teenset Magazine, and Crawdaddy Mag. It's funny seeing a wild rock band wearing collared dress shirts.
By Andy | On Creative Replay
Buku ini menarik, dengan pengisahan yang lancar. Buku yang ditulis beberapa tahun semenjak kematian misterius Jim ini mencoba menghidupkan kembali kenakalan dan keseriusan Jim. Penelusuran penulis selama beberapa tahun ini tidak sia-sia. Hanya saja, karena keterlibatan seorang dekat Jim yang menjadi co-author buku ini, para pembaca akan segera mengambil jarak dari tuturan buku. Namun demikian, di atas semua itu, buku ini layak dibaca.
By Nasrudin muhammad | On Creative Replay
The public's outcry against the Doors was a sign of the times in the late-60s and early-70s. Morrison became a scapegoat because of the sometimes outrageous comments made on stage and the false accusations made against him. The book is very good as it takes you inside the Doors and how difficult the band's union was because of the distrations from the public and having Jim Morrison as a member of the band.
By Joe Reto | On Creative Replay
The Doors: The Illustrated History by Danny. Sugerman (1988)
By Kelly | On Creative Replay
Dear god, did I ever pore over this thing once upon a time like it was the damned Rosetta Stone
By Matt | On Creative Replay
Definitely a must for the Morrison junkie!
By Melodie | On Creative Replay
this book is wonderful,, brought me back some years, but i loved it all! those days are days never to be re written or do overs. see you on the other side!pmh
By Pamela Hovanec | On Creative Replay
Wouldn't want to live the life, but have to admit to some vicarious enjoyment reading about it.
By Damon Isherwood | On Creative Replay
He was definitely a man that walked to the beat of a different drummerd and so talented
By Linda Sliz | On Creative Replay
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