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The genetics of cattle.

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This book contains 24 chapters covering various fields of genetics and biology of cattle. It serves as a reference book on cattle genetics for researchers, lecturers, students, farmers and specialists working in the industry. The first five chapters focus on systematics, phylogeny, domestication, breeds and factorial genetics of cattle. The next two chapters provide crucial information about the structure of bovine chromosomes and the genome, as well as gene mapping in cattle. The foundations of immune response and disease resistance are covered in chapters 8-10. Chapters 11-14 discuss the genetics of behaviour, reproduction and development. Moreover, chapters 15-23 are devoted to genetics applied to cattle improvement. The standard genetic nomenclature for cattle is presented in the final chapter.

Book Chapters

Chapter: 1 (Page no: 1) Systematics and phylogeny of cattle. Author(s): Hassanin, A.
Chapter: 2 (Page no: 19) Genetic aspects of domestication. Author(s): Lenstra, J. A. Felius, M.
Chapter: 3 (Page no: 33) Breeds of cattle. Author(s): Buchanan, D. S. Lenstra, J. A.
Chapter: 4 (Page no: 67) Molecular genetics of coat colour variation. Author(s): Ruvin, A.
Chapter: 5 (Page no: 90) Genetics of morphological traits and inherited disorders. Author(s): Nicholas, F. W.
Chapter: 6 (Page no: 103) Cytogenetics and chromosome maps. Author(s): Larkin, D. M. Farré, M.
Chapter: 7 (Page no: 130) Bovine genomics. Author(s): Adelson, D. L. Qu ZhiPeng Raison, J. M. Lim, S. L.
Chapter: 8 (Page no: 153) Bovine immunogenetics. Author(s): Aida, Y. Takeshima, S. Baldwin, C. L. Kaushik, A. K.
Chapter: 9 (Page no: 192) Genetics of disease resistance. Author(s): Ruvinsky, A. Teale, A.
Chapter: 10 (Page no: 217) Molecular biology and genetics of bovine spongiform encephalopathy. Author(s): Hunter, N.
Chapter: 11 (Page no: 234) Genetics of behaviour in cattle. Author(s): Wiener, P.
Chapter: 12 (Page no: 260) Genetics of reproduction in cattle. Author(s): Kirkpatrick, B. W.
Chapter: 13 (Page no: 284) Modern reproductive technologies and breed improvement. Author(s): Saadi, H. A. S. Robert, C.
Chapter: 14 (Page no: 318) Developmental genetics. Author(s): Ruvinsky, A.
Chapter: 15 (Page no: 371) Genetic improvement of dairy cattle. Author(s): Ducrocq, V. Wiggans, G.
Chapter: 16 (Page no: 397) Molecular genetics of milk protein production. Author(s): Sharp, J. A. Nicholas, K.
Chapter: 17 (Page no: 433) Genetics of fatty acid composition in bovine milk and beef. Author(s): Nafikov, R. A. Soyeurt, H. Beitz, D. C.
Chapter: 18 (Page no: 451) Genetic improvement of beef cattle. Author(s): Kinghorn, B. P. Banks, R. G. Simm, G.
Chapter: 19 (Page no: 474) Genomic prediction and genome-wide association studies in beef and dairy cattle. Author(s): Garrick, D. J. Fernando, R.
Chapter: 20 (Page no: 502) Genetics of feed intake and efficiency. Author(s): Berry, D. P. Kennedy, E. Crowley, J. J.
Chapter: 21 (Page no: 523) Genetics of growth and body composition. Author(s): Thonney, M. L.
Chapter: 22 (Page no: 544) Genetics of meat quality. Author(s): Mateescu, R. G.
Chapter: 23 (Page no: 571) Genetic aspects of cattle adaptation in the tropics. Author(s): Burrow, H. M.
Chapter: 24 (Page no: 598) Standard genetic nomenclature. Author(s): Hu, Z. L. Reecy, J. M. McCarthy, F. Park, C. A.


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CBS2: Muslim Family Targeted By Racist, Homophobic Vandalism; Slurs Sprayed On Home, Brick Thrown Through Window

CHICAGO (CBS) — A member of a Muslim family who endured a frightening hate crime last weekend in Bolingbrook is preparing to speak out about the racist, homophobic act of vandalism at their home.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations released photos of racist and homophobic slurs spray-painted on the family’s home. A CAIR spokesperson said the family woke up around 2 a.m. Saturday to the sound of breaking glass, and found someone had thrown a brick through their son’s window.

No one was injured, but when the family went outside, they saw someone had sprayed a Nazi swastika and Islamophobic, racist, misogynistic, and homophobic graffiti on their home in red paint — including bitch, f**, n*****, and Arab.

“This is a stunning development. This is an area consistently ranked number one in the country to raise a family, and here you have a blatant white supremacist violent hate crime delivered right to a Muslim family’s home as they slept at night. They felt secure there and are now wondering where they can feel safe. It’s as if there is no escape,” said CAIR-Chicago Executive Director Ahmed Rehab.

Members of CAIR and the family’s son plan to speak about the incident Friday afternoon.

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January 6, 2017

By Marcie Frost
CalPERS, Chief Executive Officer

Last month, the CalPERS Board of Administration took a decisive step to strengthen our fund by cutting what is known as the "discount rate" by a half percentage point over the next three years.

The move generated a lot of attention. Some praised it. Some complained that we didn't make a deeper cut. Others were considerably harsher. They charged that we had hid our 4-year-old policy, one that was very publicly debated in 2013, of implementing any reduction over five years.

Of course, that's just straight-out wrong.

I took over as the Chief Executive Officer of the California Public Employees' Retirement System last October. I believe deeply that all of us, private and public sector workers alike, deserve financial security in our retirement. Let me explain why cutting the discount rate is so important - and let me tell you about our goals and our future and why we won't shy away from tackling the pension challenges ahead.

First, some background: The discount rate is what we assume our $304 billion in investments will return in a typical fiscal year, July 1 to June 30. It's a critical component of pension financial planning, because it’s used in calculating the amount of money those who are part of the CalPERS system contribute.

We lowered the rate because experts inside and outside CalPERS advised us that, the recent stock market surge notwithstanding, the long-term financial outlook had darkened. Achieving a 7.5 percent return – the rate in place since 2012 – was now far less likely than it was just two years ago when we last revisited it. Solid investment returns are the cornerstone of the CalPERS system: They pay for nearly two-thirds of every dollar we pay out in pension benefits.

But cutting the discount rate has real financial impacts for California taxpayers. We're acutely aware of that. The state, local public agencies, and school districts that make up CalPERS will have to contribute more money. So will many public employees, especially those hired after the Public Employees' Pension Reform Act took effect in January 2013. Liabilities too will grow before they level off and begin a downward trend.

Those hard realities helped inform the CalPERS Board when it decided to reduce the rate over three years - to 7.375 percent immediately, to 7.25 in July 2018, and, finally, to 7 a year later. To sustain the CalPERS Fund for decades to come and pay the benefits they've promised their employees, our 3,000 employer partners knew the discount rate had to be reduced. But it was abundantly clear from our many conversations with them that they wanted to see the changes phased in. For their own budgeting purposes, they didn't want the rate to be cut dramatically in one fell swoop.

The reduction is a key step to ensuring the long-term sustainability of the fund and keeping in place reasonable retirement benefits that public employers need as they compete in the marketplace for talented workers. Others recognize the benefits of the decision as well. The credit-rating agency Moody's has called it a "credit positive" (PDF) for the State of California and many local governments.

We are a maturing pension fund like many across our nation. More money is going out in pensions than coming in, we have a low funded status, a decline in the number of active workers supporting retirees, and a low-return investing environment. These issues are real, but we are on the right path to full funding - and the Board's action on the discount rate has strengthened our efforts.

We've just started a comprehensive review of our assets and liabilities to make sure we're invested in the right places as we continue to pay the benefits our members have earned. We're working overtime to provide the public agencies and school districts with the clear financial roadmap they need to properly plan their budgets over several years. It will take time, but we have the discipline, confidence and the financial expertise to solve these issues for the next generation of public servants.

The real difficulty about this debate is not simply the data before us. It's the clear understanding that what we do impacts real lives - the lives of our 1.8 million members, the bottom line of the cities, counties, schools, and special districts that are the backbone of California, and, ultimately, the taxpayers of our state.

CalPERS is celebrating its 85th anniversary this year of serving those who serve California. We intend to directly confront what's ahead so that we can provide retirement security for the next 85.


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Written by Alan Morrison Caltech Lifts starts work today on a cutting edge £1.35m multi-storey flats lift replacement project for Dundee City Council. We were awarded the contract to replace eight passenger lifts in council-owned multi-storey blocks with state-of-the-art anti-vandal model at Ancrum Court, Burnside Court, Lansdown Court and Pitalpin Court, which have two lifts each [...]


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Homicide detectives arrest Edmonton man in Vancouver in connection to 2017 suspicious death of baby boy

Edmonton, Alberta – A comprehensive two-year investigation into the suspicious death of a six-month-old male child has culminated with the arrest of a 25-year-old Edmonton man.

Homicide investigators arrested and charged Christopher Lamarche, 25, with second degree murder in the 2017 suspicious death of six-month-old Jarock Humeniuk.

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Northeast Division patrol members had originally responded to a residential address near 142 Avenue and 77 Street, at approximately 7 a.m., May 28, 2017, at the request of EMS. Upon arrival, officers learned that a six-month-old male child was deceased at that address.

The Edmonton Medical Examiner has since determined the cause of death to be blunt force trauma, and the manner of death to be homicide.

Homicide detectives arrested Lamarche in Vancouver last Friday, July 5, 2019. Lamarche is expected to make his first appearance before a judge later this week, following his return to Edmonton.

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SxSW Advises Tech Firms: Talk to Government!

Written by George Fontas, Executive Vice President of Capalino+Company

At SXSW Interactive 2016 President Obama implored tech and government to come together to solve new problems. Technology and government affect each other greatly, and work together to provide solutions to some of our biggest challenges. So why do companies with innovative solutions run when you hear the word government, and how can we, as lobbyists/policy experts, alleviate your fears and show you this relationship is mutually beneficial?

Many startups avoid talking to government in fear that you will be heavily regulated before you even raise sufficient capital to get off the ground. Or often because they want to collect market share before government can react.

Here are two important points to consider:

  • What you may not realize is that decisions are being made without you. Local, State, and Federal government are writing and rewriting laws all the time. Public policy is being made whether you speak to them or not. If startups want to be successful, government needs account your interests when they are considering policies that effect you. Imagine your surprise if you’ve spent years developing a product and service only to be preempted by new public policy when you are ready to launch.
  • Keep in mind that the incumbents have built internal government affairs teams and hired lobbyists. They are on the lookout for startups that may threaten their market share. And, they are in regular contact with government because they’ve learned that government holds the keys to their growth and success. How are startups going to compete in this environment if they have virtually no public policy expertise?

As Aaron Sorkin said, “Decisions are made by the people who show up.”  Government can protect and propel your business forward if you get in the game early.

Stay tuned for my next post: “How Do I Talk to Government in a Low Risk Way?”

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Gambling providers are required by law to carry out identity checks to ensure that those gambling are of legal age and not linked to crime, money laundering or terrorism. Gambling operators must also adhere to local laws and ensure that those using their services meet geographic requirements.

Failure to adhere to legislation could result in fines of up to €1m.

Thorough and accurate identity checking is essential to meet the criteria for your KYC and AML requirements. Operators must ensure that all players are over 18 as well as confirm that players are not “at risk”. This might be discovered through the self-exclusion register or by monitoring gambling behaviour. But adhering to requirements in this way is not only beneficial for meeting legislative conditions. By monitoring all players, operators can identify those players who might be at risk, as well as retrieve deeper insights regarding playing habits. This data could enable operators to improve processes further in the future.

Adequate age and identify verification is a legal requirement, but poorly executed it could cost you customers. Efficient verification will improve customer acquisition; abandonment and dropout rates peak when customers are faced with slow moving identity verification processes. In this highly competitive market, consumers will usually remain loyal to the operator with the smoothest onboarding process.

Gambling has long been used a money laundering method, but regulations for online gambling have quickly caught up with “bricks and mortar” operators, and current legislation means that the UK is one of the safest places in the world to practise online gambling. As one of the Brits favourite pastimes, UK gambling operators are expected to provide exemplary processes, from onboarding through to play.

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The independent used car dealer who is looking for top notch dealer management system functionalities at the most competitive price in the market.

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  • Gesamt 5 / 5
  • Benutzerfreundlichkeit 5 / 5
  • Kundenservice 5 / 5
  • Funktionen 5 / 5
  • Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis 5 / 5

  • Startpreis 60,00 $/Monat
  • Kostenlose Version Nein
  • Kostenlose Testversion Ja, Kostenlose Testversion
  • Einsatz Cloud, SaaS, Web
    Mobile - iOS Native
    Mobile - Android Native
  • Training Persönlich
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  • Kundenbetreuung Support während der Geschäftszeiten

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  • http://www.DealerCenter.com
  • Gegründet 1996

Über DealerCenter

Serving over 11,000 dealers, DealerCenter is a leading provider of dealer management solutions. DealerCenter gives full control over sales, customer management, inventory, credit reports, insurance and financing. With available add-ons of Dealer Websites and Buy Here, Pay Here, it gives you the functionality you need. As an authorized reseller, we can provide access to major credit bureau and book services, vehicle history reports and other services popular with independent dealers.

DealerCenter Funktionen

  • Buy-Here Pay-Here Händler
  • Dokumentenmanagement
  • Finanzierungsmanagement
  • Gebrauchtwagenverkäufer
  • Inkasso-Management
  • Kontakt-Datenbank
  • Kundendienst
  • Mietmanagement
  • Neuwagenverkäufer
  • Rechnungsführung
  • Webseitenintegration

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Bewertet am 19.12.2018
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Automotive, 13-50 Mitarbeiter
Verwendete die Software für: Mehr als 2 Jahre
Quelle des Nutzers
3 / 5
3 / 5
Eigenschaften & Funktionalitäten
5 / 5
5 / 5
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Kommentare: Should create a stage or bucket system for prospects...
Buckets could consist of stages that a prospect may be in, and would be easier to manage from a perspective of buckets/stages - should have a graphic representing that particular stage or bucket and once clicked into, the data appears..
Also, should have preview/quick view available on hovering over a prospect without having to click into their file... time consuming to have to do that for each prospect Would be ideal to have the ability to attach 3 persons to a prospect, primary and then a couple of secondary persons that would be like a BCC email... easier to manage prospects assigned to a salesperson if I myself and my assistant could be "attached" to the prospect and remain in our planner, so to speak... sometimes when assigning to a salesperson, out of sight becomes out of mind... and the less digging one has to do to find the prospects that are of interest, the better. My advice, act as a potential client and preview some of the other CRM's on the market.... get someone from the car business on your development team or at least on your "board of directors" ... the insight into the business will be valuable. Also.... the smartest CRM on the market today, is Drive Centric.... would be great if ya'll could investigate their platform and glean some ideas... their more expensive, of course... but they are smarter, a lot like your company is. CRM needs too makes sales and follow up EASY EASY as possible :)

Vorteile: > unlimited text
> workflow
> mobile app
> inventory
> call tracking
> desking tool ( newly designed )

Nachteile: > not designed by "car people", that shows up ...
> very report driven, not enough graphics/charts/visuals
> cannot delete anything from the system, gets very congested
> cannot print from mobile app

Bewertet am 21.10.2017
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Kommentare: I stated everything is working right for me at this present time I have tech-support at my fingertips help me out with every case that I bring before themI

Vorteile: The thing that I really like about DealerCenter software is that you can maneuver around the whole application effortlessly the reason I say that is that I have used dealer track and everything you have to upload, book the car out there's so many different screens, but Dealer center has everything is at your fingertips. It's also integrates with our website and inventory. The online technical support is so great and easy to connect with the support center. Myself I've had the opportunity to work with Monica are delicious and the rep that has been very cordial very timely on returning calls and helping set up all applications. Thank you Monica this has been a great experience working with you and I'm looking forward to working with you in the future again thank you.

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Ian Wood Chartered FCSI - Head of Research

Ian graduated from Durham University in 1995 and has been working in the Investment Management sector ever since.  Previously working at Yorkshare and Redmayne Bentley, he latterly joined Rensburg Sheppards where he acted as Fund Manager and group analyst for the area.  Ian joined Cardale in December 2006 and is responsible for providing all research information to the investment management teams as well as working on Cardale's Investment Consulting and Attribution Analysis. Ian is also a member of the research and investment committees.

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U23 Preview: Watford vs. Cardiff City

Bluebirds travel to face Hornets…

26 March 2019

Cardiff City’s U23 side will face Watford for a Professional Development League Two outing at The Maurice Rebak Stadium on Friday, 29th March 2019 – 3pm kick-off.

Know Your Opponent

Watford’s U23 side are currently managed by experienced former English defensive midfielder, Hayden Mullins. For 17 years, from 1998, the 39 year old played for a total six EFL clubs; most notably Crystal Palace, West Ham United and Portsmouth. Mullins hung up his playing boots with Notts County at the culmination of the 2014/15 season and became U23 Head Coach of Watford in July 2016.

In their last campaign, Watford finished in a respectable fourth position in the PDL2 South standings. The Hornets picked up 11 wins in 29 league outings while also ranking the third highest amount of goals scored in the competition [56].

Mullins’ side currently sit bottom of the league standings and are on a run of six consecutive defeats. They were defeated 1-0 at home by Bolton Wanderers in their most recent test, as defender Joe Muscatt capitalised for the visitors following a set-piece routine in the second half.

Last Time Out

Cardiff City defeated Watford 2-0 at Cardiff City Stadium in their last meeting against Mullins’ side on Monday, 19th November 2018.

The first half ended goalless despite several chances from both teams to break the deadlock. The second half began in much the same way as the first, with the Bluebirds and Hornets each trying to find an opening.

With 68 minutes played, City were rewarded for their second half persistence when they made it 1-0. Following an injury spell, the newly-returned Nathaniel Mendez-Laing rocketed the ball into the back of the net after a strong attacking build-up from the hosts, capitalising on a strong low cross from James Waite.

Forward Gary Madine, currently on-loan at Sheffield United, met a cross from the left side with a powerful header which flew into the top left corner of the net to double the advantage with seconds remaining.

Pre-match Quotes

Cardiff City U23 Head Coach Jarred Harvey and goalkeeper Warren Burwood offered their pre-match thoughts ahead of the clash.

“We’ll be looking to bounce back from our defeat against Crewe. We were on a good run prior to the game so hopefully we can get back on track with a good performance this Friday. The main thing is that we continue to oversee the development of our players. We want good performances to continue and hopefully the results can follow.”

Burwood also believes that his side can respond following a tough 3-1 home defeat in their last outing.

“After our last game, we’ll react to that performance and hopefully get a result. The goals were down to mistakes and I think we can do better than that. So we’re ready to prove that we can respond and do better against Watford.”

Catch-Up: Extended highlights of the match will be available to subscribers of Cardiff City TV.

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Exercising While Angry Increases Risk for Heart Attack

The effects of extreme emotion and vigorous exercise on the heart are multiplied when combined.

Vigorous exercise and extreme emotion are a dangerous combination, based on recent findings that link exercising while angry to a threefold increase in risk for heart attack.

Published in the American Heart Association journal Circulation, this study explored the association between exercise, emotions and risk for heart attack in a large, international population. While past studies have found that vigorous exercise and extreme emotions can trigger heart attacks, few have measured their effects in a diverse population.

To learn more, the INTERHEART study analyzed 12,461 heart attack cases across 262 health care centers in 52 countries. Participants were interviewed about the hour before their heart attack, answering questions like “Were you engaged in heavy physical exertion?” and “Were you angry or emotionally upset?”. The average age of participants was 58 years old; three-quarters were men.

Overall, 13.6% of participants had engaged in exercise in the hour before their heart event, while 14.4% reported being angry or upset prior to their heart attack. After analysis, researchers found that physical activity and anger more than doubled risk for heart attack. When combined, participants that were both upset and engaged in exercise had three times greater risk for heart attack than those that did not.

Of course, authors note that this study was not a randomized controlled trial, so it can’t prove cause and effect. The data on exercise and emotional state was self-reported, so it may not be completely accurate. Still, findings confirm that exercise and extreme emotions can trigger heart attacks, and suggest that their effects may be greater when combined.

The take-home message, according to authors, is that we should avoid extreme emotions, as they put added stress on the heart and body. Also, while exercise is very beneficial to heart health, vigorous exercise may be more likely to trigger heart events than more moderate forms of exercise like walking or jogging. So as with most things, avoiding extremes may be beneficial and help promote better health.

Questions for You to Consider

  • Who is at risk for heart attack?
  • The most common risk factors for heart attack include increased age, tobacco use, diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, obesity, stress, illegal drug use, lack of physical activity and family history of heart attack.
  • How can I reduce my risk for heart attack?
  • You can significantly reduce risk for heart attack by knowing your numbers and addressing any cardiovascular risk factors that you may have, including hypertension, high cholesterol, diabetes, or smoking. You can also help reduce cardiovascular risk by maintaining a healthy weight and heart-healthy diet, exercising regularly and controlling stress.

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Anxiety and Depression Boost Heart Attack and Stroke Risk

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Do you have a passion for Customers and Cars?

Factory Motor Parts is looking for an experienced and customer focused Auto Parts Professional to join our Customer Service Team.

This position will talk with the customer to identify their needs, have excellent selling skills, and strengthen the overall relationship between Factory Motor Parts and the Customer.

Additional responsibilities include:

  • Take customer orders over the phone
  • Look up auto parts in our FMP parts catalog system
  • Process customer orders with high degree of accuracy
  • Trouble shoot and make recommendations to meet customer needs
  • Maintain strong product knowledge of auto parts, warranties, promotions, and sales programs
  • Performs other duties as assigned.

Position requires:

A qualified candidate will have previous automotive parts counter experience in either a retail store or other setting where finding the right part was an essential function of the job. Also Requires:

  • 3 Years experience with Automotive Parts
  • 1-2 years previous sales and customer service experience
  • Ability to look up parts in parts cataloging systems
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills
  • Strong background in mechanics & ASE certification is a plus

Drug screen and background check administered as a condition of employment.

We are an EEOC/AA Employer.

An industry leader, FMP offers well-balanced compensation and benefits programs, which may include medical, dental, vision, life, 401K, profit sharing, paid holidays/vacation/sick time, STD/LTD, + much more. Salary is based on experience and job performance.

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Lidl UK has announced that it’s to be the first British supermarket to stop using black plastic across its entire fruit and vegetable range, saving an estimated 50 tonnes of black plastic waste a year.

Black plastic is being removed from products including mushrooms, baby sweetcorn, asparagus, broccoli and cauliflower, with the process due to be completed this month.

The supermarket has also committed to removing black plastic from its fresh meat, fish and poultry range by August 2019.

The move is one of many steps that the retailer is taking as part of its plastic reduction strategy, and follows the publication of its ambitious targets in March.

Lidl is continuing to test and trial more loose fruit and veg across its fresh produce range, and is in the process of trialling the removal of packaging from onions, cabbages and lettuces.

In addition to reducing plastic packaging by 20% across its own-label products, Lidl UK is committed to ensuring that, where it is necessary to protect food, 100% of its own-label packaging will be widely recyclable, reusable or refillable. Black plastic packaging is not recyclable in the UK, as it cannot be detected by the sorting systems used for plastic recycling.

Ryan McDonnell, Lidl’s Commercial Board Director, commented, “This significant move away from black plastic demonstrates our dedication to tackling this important topic. We recognise the current challenge that black plastic presents to the recycling industry, which is why we have made it our priority to remove it from our fresh ranges.

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Presenting remotely for Malta Microsoft Data Platform User Group

Cathrine Wilhelmsen Presenting for Malta Microsoft Data Platform User GroupWoohoo! On Tuesday, March 28th, I will be doing a remote session for the Malta Microsoft Data Platform User Group. I will be presenting my Biml for Beginners: Speed up Your SSIS Development session, one of my favorites :)

The meeting starts with my remote session, then there’s a short break before moving on to Gossip Geek – “… your one and only source into the fabulous lives of Geek’s elite…”. I have no clue what that is, but it sounds fun, so make sure to attend if you’re in the area :D And if Business Intelligence, SSIS and Biml is not your thing, maybe Columnstore Indexes are? The meeting finishes with Slawomir Drzymala (@sdryzmala) presenting Columnstore Index – do we need another one?!.

The Malta Microsoft Data Platform User Group is brand new. It was started in January 2017, and this will be their third meeting. I’m very happy I get to help support a new local group! If you’re a speaker and want to do a remote (or on-site!) session, you can find Malta Microsoft Data Platform User Group on Meetup, Facebook and Twitter (@MMDPUG).

And of course, if you’re from Malta, make sure you join and attend the meetings! If the sessions that day aren’t super interesting, attend anyway for the networking :)

Wow, I haven’t written one of these posts for a long time! It feels great to slowly move back into the world of speaking again. Thanks for inviting me to speak, MMDPUG! I wish I could be there in person, but I’m really looking forward to presenting for you :)

Speaking at Microsoft Ignite and SQLSaturday Minnesota

Hello, cold weather! I can’t believe it’s the middle of September already. Since I last wrote here I’ve been on vacation in Colorado, organized the third SQLSaturday in Oslo, road tripped around the fjords and mountains on Norway’s west coast, and worked three days a week for my client in Stockholm. But those are stories for later blog posts, Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat :) Now we’re back to speaking season!

Microsoft Ignite

Cathrine Wilhelmsen Speaking at Microsoft Ignite 2016I’m speaking at Microsoft Ignite! Whoa! I decided to give it a try and submit a session, but I never thought I had a chance since I’m speaking about Biml, a third-part product. But whaddayaknow, they selected my session! And my hubtalk! I was shocked, now I’m just nervous :) I’ve never been to a conference this large before, so I don’t really know what to expect.

On Tuesday, September 27th, I will present Avoid repeating yourself – an introduction to Agile SSIS development. It’s a 20-minute version of my Biml for Beginners session. Since I don’t have a lot of time I will focus more on the why than the how. Exciting!

On Thursday, September 29th, I will host an Automate Data Warehouse and Business Intelligence development hubtalk. A hubtalk is more like a discussion than a presentation, and I will be drawing on a Surface Hub. (So nervous!) I will be talking about Biml and metadata-driven development, and I hope to get a good discussion going with the attendees and learn from their experiences as well.

SQLSaturday Minnesota

Cathrine Wilhelmsen Speaking at SQLSaturday Minnesota 2016Since I was already going to the US, I wanted to try to squeeze in a SQLSaturday as well. I may be slightly addicted :D I really wanted to go to Kansas City since they have a Biml track, but I just couldn’t get it to work this time. However, I managed to get good tickets to Minnesota the weekend after! I originally registered as an attendee, but offered to step in as a speaker when someone had to cancel.

So – I’m speaking at SQLSaturday Minnesota as well! :) On Saturday, October 1st, I will present my Level Up Your Biml: Best Practices and Coding Techniques session. Dave DuVarney (@daveduvarney) will present Building Metadata Driven ETL Solutions with BIML before me, so I hope it will be a great day for those interested in learning Biml.

Are you going to Microsoft Ignite or SQLSaturday Minnesota? See you there! :)

Speaking at SQLSaturday Sacramento 2016

Speaking at SQLSaturday Sacramento 2016On July 23rd I will be speaking at SQLSaturday Sacramento 2016! This will be my first time visiting California, so I’ve planned a day of sightseeing in San Francisco before heading up to Sacramento. There’s a big chance I’ll melt in the Californian summer heat and never come back, haha! But hopefully I’ll be able to finish my sessions first :D

This will be the first time I present two sessions at one SQLSaturday. My first session is Level Up Your Biml: Best Practices and Coding Techniques. Depending on your previous experience with Biml and C#, this is an intermediate or advanced session. I’ll cover things like code management, LINQ and how to create your own C# classes and methods.

If you’re new to Biml, you can get an introduction to Biml from Bill Fellows (@billinkc) who will be presenting his
What is Biml and why are SSIS developers excited about it?
session before mine. I definitely recommend attending, Bill is a great speaker :)

My second session is Tools and Tips: From Accidental to Efficient Data Warehouse Developer. This is a fun, fast-paced session with a whole bunch of tips and tricks. I don’t really go into details on anything, but I hope that new developers can pick up a thing or two. And here’s a little secret for you: I will be giving away a free software license to one lucky attendee in this session! And maybe a book or two. And definitely some Norwegian chocolate if you want to try it.

Outside of my own sessions I really want to attend Who needs SSAS when you have SQL? and finally see Meagan Longoria (@mmarie) present live.

Hope to see you at SQLSaturday Sacramento this weekend, and please come and say hi if you see me! :)

Speaking at PASS Summit 2016

Speaking at PASS Summit 2016

The first time I submitted to PASS Summit was in 2015. My Lightning Talk was accepted, and I was so excited about getting the opportunity to speak at the largest SQL Server conference in the world! I had a fantastic time, so I decided to try again and submit for PASS Summit 2016 as well.

While on vacation in Spain with my family, I woke up to an e-mail from PASS HQ. The Call for Speakers Results! I was reading the e-mail on my phone, so it felt like I was scrolling and reading and scrolling and reading and scrolling and reading until I finally got to the actual results.

I didn’t just get one of my sessions accepted. I got 2 general sessions and 1 lightning talk accepted. I nearly fainted! I had to read it several times before it sunk in. I’m going to speak at PASS Summit 2016. Not once. Not twice. But three times in one week.

I have mixed feelings. I’m super excited, super happy, and extremely honored to be selected! But I also know several amazing speakers who definitely should speak at the PASS Summit who weren’t selected this year. In one way it feels like I stole a session from someone who deserves it more than me. At the same time, I literally jumped around of joy when I read my e-mail. It’s difficult. I’m happy that I was selected, I’m happy for the other speakers who were selected, I’m especially happy for my friends who are speaking at the PASS Summit for the first time, but I’m also sad to hear about all my friends who weren’t selected. But next year! I’ll cross my fingers that it’s their turn next year :)

My sessions at PASS Summit 2016

I will present three sessions at PASS Summit 2016:

Biml for Beginners: Speed Up Your SSIS Development (General Session, 75 minutes)
Advance Your Career by Becoming a Volunteer (General Session, 75 minutes)
5 Ways to Advance Your Career by Becoming a Volunteer (Lightning Talk, 10 minutes)

The Biml for Beginners session is one of my favorites, and I’m so happy I get to present it at PASS Summit! :D I’m happy I have 15 minutes extra compared to the usual 60-minute sessions at SQLSaturdays. It allows me to go a little more into detail on some of my demos, or spend more time on audience questions. This is going to be fun!

I’m also really excited about presenting a Professional Development session and a Lightning Talk version of it. Volunteering has truly changed my life. I would not be where I am today if it wasn’t for getting involved in the PASS and SQL Server community. I hope that I can pay it forward and inspire someone else to get involved – maybe an upcoming SQLSaturday organizer or speaker? :)

Every PASS Summit I’ve been to has been a new and unique experience. I can’t wait to see what PASS Summit 2016 is going to be like! I’m sure I will be freaking out about my sessions :D But I also know I will have lots of fun, and I can’t wait to see lots of friends from all over the world again. YAY!

Abstract Feedback

Several speakers have shared their abstract feedback after the results were made public. Brent Ozar has added a list of these speakers to his own feedback post. I appreciate the transparency, I learn a lot from reading other people’s feedback, and I hope that it will help the community as a whole and improve the selection process next year – so I’m jumping on the bandwagon :)

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Speaking at SQLSaturday Iceland 2016

Speaking at SQLSaturday Iceland 2016On June 18th I will be speaking at SQLSaturday Iceland! This is my first time visiting Iceland (and not just the airport in Reykjavik), and I’m really looking forward to spending a couple of days there. I get to celebrate Iceland’s national day on June 17th, and it’s also right before the summer solstice so the days will be looooong and bright :)

I will present my Biml for Beginners: Speed up your SSIS development session. This is one of my favorite sessions to present, and I will also be around the rest of the day if you want to chat, have any questions, or if you just want me to go through some of the content from my advanced Biml sessions.

If you want more hands-on Biml experience, check out Rasmus Reinholdt’s pre-conference workshop Building tomorrows ETL architecture with BIML and MDS today. You’ll get a full day of training for a very reasonable price. Just note that the SQLSaturday Iceland pre-conference workshops are on Thursday, June 16th, because Friday is Iceland’s national day.

Also, last week I started working for Advania, an Icelandic company. I hope to meet some of my new coworkers there! :D

Make sure you register now so you don’t end up on a wait list, and join the conversation on Twitter by using the hashtag #SQLSatIceland. Hope to see you in a couple of weeks! Come and say hi when you see me :)


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Here’s a good list of doctors who treat Mind Body Syndrome (MBS) and Tension Myositis Syndrome (TMS) across the country. The work they do is similar to the psychophysiological approach of Dr. David Schechter, another doctor featured in this resource section, and the acclaimed Dr. John Sarno, who developed the approach.


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Author Elizabeth Gilbert's "Big Magic" is a creative life

Author Elizabeth Gilbert is best known for her wildly popular book, "Eat Pray Love." The travel memoir took readers through three countries, selling more than 10 million copies worldwide and spending more than three years on "The New York Times Best Sellers List." It established success even on the big screen in 2010, starring Oscar-Winner Julia Roberts as Gilbert.

Now Gilbert is back with a new book, "Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear," in which she offers her perspective on how to live creatively. Gilbert said she feels that people today settle for a life that is too "safe."

"Creativity asks you to enter realms with uncertain outcomes," Gilbert explained on "CBS This Morning" Tuesday. "People want to create a safe life for themselves so they try to live without fear and they end up killing their creativity in the process."

Gilbert urged people to be embrace their curiosity, which she likened to a "channel through which the breadcrumbs of inspiration come."

She shared one anecdote from her book about her friend, Susan, who flipped her life around by doing exactly that. When she was in her forties, Susan was feeling "plain" and "bored." When she pondered the last time she had felt "free" and "lively," she remembered her pastime of figure skating, which she had quit because she simply wasn't "the best."

"But 25 years later, she didn't win medals, wasn't the top but gave back permission to herself to live in a way that made her feel like she was unfolding and becoming more than just an accumulation of her daily obligations," said Gilbert.

She also shared her own personal narrative of a professor who had told the best-selling author that she wouldn't be a great writer because she had not "suffered a lot," to further emphasize that people should move beyond their fears and "just do" what they want to do.

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(CBS) - Terry Jones, the Gainesville, Fla. Pastor who burned a Quran after a mock trial that found the book guilty of crimes against humanity on March 20, is now reportedly receiving death threats for his public display.

Jones has received over 300 death threats since the "trial." Some of them even list a specific date, time and place, Jones told ABC News.

His torching of the Muslim holy book, which was streamed live online and promoted on Facebook, has incited deadly riots in Afghanistan.

At least 20 people were killed and many more injured as a handful of violent protests broke out in Afghanistan between Friday and Sunday, and angry crowds were heard changing "Death to Karzai" and "Death to America." Afghan president Hamid Karzai has called on Congress to condemn the burning.

Jones has said he doesn't feel directly responsible for the riots.

"The actions of breaking in, setting on fire, and killing of at least 10 individuals so far is highly unacceptable for the government of the United States," Jones said.

The FBI says Hezbollah has a $2.4 million bounty on his head, reports the network.


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In the famous scene from Monty Python's Holy Grail, a man tries to convince an undertaker with a cart full of bodies that the old man he is carrying on his shoulder is dead. The alleged corpse protests, "I'm not dead yet." They debate the point. "I don't want to go on the cart," says the old man. "Don't be such a baby," says his captor.

Twice people referenced this scene as I called around looking for the latest on immigration reform. It was not dead yet, various people suggested, even though House Speaker John Boehner just announced that progress was stalled because Republican members didn't trust the president. If that was the hurdle, it was the equivalent of idling the hearse, because trust is not likely to bloom afresh in the bosom of House Republicans in an election year on this volatile topic.

But immigration reform backers were not taking this dark view. White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said Boehner's remarks were merely a sign that the process will take time. Sen. Chuck Schumer was not discouraged either. "I think Boehner has tried," said Simon Rosenberg, president of the New Democrat Network, and a longtime advocate of immigration reform. "We are as close as we've ever been. I haven't given up."

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Boehner’s remarks were interpreted as an attempt to settle down his bifurcated and spiky conference. Last week House Republican leaders put forward vague principles that would guide immigration reform. Conservatives didn't like them, even in their vague, amorphous state. Boehner's remarks were an effort to lower the boil by showing he wasn’t rushing to a deal. He was also sending a signal to the business groups, evangelical leaders, and agricultural interests who are lobbying Republicans to support reform: Right now the votes are not there and getting them will be hard. (How hard? About as easy as convincing Republicans to trust the president.)
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Democrats also could empathize. They recognize that Boehner has a sequencing problem. He is going to irritate conservatives soon enough by agreeing to a debt limit increase which won’t extract sufficient concessions from the president. He has to get that skirmish out of the way first before the immigration fight.

It's a little surprising to hear Democrats giving the House speaker room to maneuver rather than rushing to denounce him. It is actually a sign of trust that they think he really does want to pass some form of immigration reform. It's also a recognition that little else would do much good. President Obama has not made a showy and sustained public push for reform, which Republicans working the issue say has been helpful, on the theory that when the president touches an issue, Republicans shy away from it, regardless of the merits. If anything is going to happen on reform, Boehner is going to have to shepherd it, so beating up on him isn't going to help matters.

Immigration reform advocates are hoping that the lobbying groups and the GOP’s fears of permanently alienating Latinos will keep the pressure on for action. Those in the Republican Party who believe that improving relations with the Latino community is necessary for the GOP’s survival worry that putting off immigration reform until next year will be too late. The presidential jockeying will begin in early 2015, which will force the conversation to the right as the party's most public voices compete for its most conservative activists who are cool to sweeping reform. Rosenberg, of the New Democrat Network, also warns Republicans that by failing to act after having gotten a bipartisan bill through the Senate, they won't simply be missing an opportunity to court Latinos, they will be doing further damage to an already battered brand.

So despite the public signs of gloom from Boehner, a case can be made for hope. That’s always nice. But in the Monty Python scene, the moral is not that hope wins out in the end, but that a stronger determined force typically triumphs. "I feel happy," sings the old man, trying to prove his vitality. Just as he does, the mortician dispatches him with a club, sending him to his reward and ending the debate. This is the inevitable truth of immigration reform. The forces trying to kill this reform are stronger than those trying to keep it alive.

People working this issue see it this way: The House Republican conference came be divided into thirds. In this view, one third will never vote for any immigration reform that could actually be signed into law, one third would like to get an immigration bill, and one third is highly reluctant either because they lack trust or think it is politically dumb.

Here is a key point: The conservative activists and grassroots groups who can punish members who vote for a bad immigration bill are stronger than the forces that are pushing for passage of the immigration bill. This is the shorthand Republicans use to explain the political balance of power. "The Chamber [of Commerce] and downtown [lobbyists] want it," says one GOP leadership aide, "but they're not going to primary anyone." Absent the clarifying force of an outside group putting a lot of money or enthusiasm behind a challenger, Republicans in individual districts don't face pressure from minority voters. There are 108 majority-minority districts and Republicans only hold nine of them. Of the 24 House Republicans who represent a district where the Latino population is 25 percent or higher, only a handful are vulnerable and could therefore be affected by a bold move on this issue that would affect voter opinions.

As Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg points out in a recent memo, only 34 percent of Republicans favored a way to accommodate undocumented workers in a recent CNN poll. Only 29 percent of Tea Party supporters did. Republicans need base voters in nonpresidential years and the GOP base is more likely to be motivated by what they see as a capitulation on immigration than the Democratic base is likely to be motivated by a lack of action.

Given this political landscape, why would Republicans want to have a fight over legislation that will divide their party, especially when they could spend their time attacking Democrats over Obamacare? It won't just be the policy that will divide Republicans. Any deal would require some kind of arrangement with President Obama. That's where the trust comes in. The substantive reason Republicans cite is that they don’t think Obama will enforce the stricter border security that would be a prerequisite for any deal that would allow some kind of permanent status for undocumented workers. Democrats point out that Obama has quite a strong deportation record and that he'll be out of office when the enforcement would take place. But facts are beside the point. The lack of trust in Obama is a toxic mix of anger over Benghazi, the IRS, and the president’s shifting promises on health care. A Republican politician is very nervous about making any deal that can be characterized as requiring faith in Obama. That would irritate their most ardent constituents and the next thing they know, they might find themselves arguing for their political life.


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The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers documented the incredible clash between Bill (Don Diamont) and Liam (Scott Clifton). Then, within one of the better episodes of B&B in awhile, Bill handled all devastating recordings Liam made and amazingly, reconciled with his son.

Tears could be seen in both men’s eyes as the climatic events played out. Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) again stood as the voice of reason, chiding both her husband and father-in-law. Justin (Aaron Spears) was the other witness to the epic event that unexpectedly unfolded.

Dollar Bill seemed prepared to throw Liam out of the family company and his life forever. Then, B&B’s writers threw a beautifully biting curveball that struck many viewers, (including this scribe) out, looking.

This author was convinced that Liam had secured a physical copy of Bill’s arson admission. Yes, a flash drive existed. But Liam had foolishly taped it under the desk in the CEO’s office. Justin secretly obtained that backup evidence himself and hand-delivered it to his boss, Bill.

Ken’s (Danny Woodburn) technical services had been recommended by Justin. Bill was impatient but also grateful, as Woodburn’s character worked through the night at Bill’s house to remotely negate Liam’s leverage.

Woodburn deserves special mention. This great character actor, whose career began in 1991, previously portrayed a demon elf on NBC’s Passions in 2007 and 2008. He also famously played Kramer’s (Michael Richards) buddy on one of the all-time classic sitcoms, Seinfeld (also on NBC) in the 1990’s.

Liam didn’t know what his dad had stunningly accomplished when Bill and Justin entered what he thought was still his office at Spencer Publications. It appeared as though an ultimate showdown would then take place.

Steffy’s role as an intermediary momentarily seemed to be cast off by Bill after all had been revealed. Liam was mortified and expected his father to follow through on his word to crush him.

Bill and Liam exchanged heated words, but then Diamont delivered a performance that should be submitted on his Emmy reel. Bill killed the ghost of his father’s, Bill Senior (Jim Storm), influence, thanked Steffy for being his confidant and said that he wanted Liam’s forgiveness in return for giving his own. It was immediately offered, along with each man’s statement of love for the other during an embrace.

The request for absolution instantly deepened Diamont’s character. It also simultaneously established many storyline possibilities. Kudos to B&B and all involved for the invention and execution of that truly terrific scene.

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The Bold and the Beautiful Spoilers: Week of January 22 - Steffy’s Cheating Confession Leaves Hope in Shock

The Bold and the Beautiful (B&B) spoilers tease that Hope (Annika Noelle) will still have questions. She just won’t be able to get Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) and Liam’s (Scott Clifton) relationship issues off her mind. Hope thought they’d be able to work things out, but she’ll soon discover that the situation is quite serious. She’ll begin to wonder if this is truly the end for “Steam.”

When Hope visits Liam on Friday, January 19, she’ll sense that he’s in an incredibly dark place. Hope will be there for Liam in his time of need. Whether Liam’s willing to open up or not, Hope will offer her friendship. She won’t want Liam to feel like he has to go through this alone.

The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers say Liam will appreciate Hope’s support. He may share that his marriage is over for good. However, Liam will mainly let Hope do the talking. He’ll urge her to fill him in on what she’s been up to since she left Los Angeles.

Liam will trust that Hope’s life is going a lot better than his is. Since Liam’s world has fallen apart, he’ll be happy to hear any positive news. Fortunately, Hope has some. She’ll reveal that she’s back in town permanently, so Liam should be pleased. He’ll immediately be drawn to Hope’s confident attitude. Liam will certainly struggle to have any kind of optimism about his own future.

On next week’s new B&B episodes, January 22-26, Hope will meet up with Steffy. She might try to fix Liam and Steffy’s mess or at least convince them to talk once more. Hope may not realize the extent of the damage. B&B fans can expect Steffy to drop a bomb during their chat. Will she reveal that she cheated with Bill (Don Diamont)?

Everyone should hear the gossip eventually. Steffy might as well come clean and give her side of the story. The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers say Hope will be taken aback by Steffy’s confession. Will she lash out over Steffy’s betrayal or understand that this was a horrible mistake? Regardless, Hope will worry about the toll this could take on Liam. She’ll undoubtedly reach out again and again.

Hope won’t want Liam to sink lower than he already is. Are you rooting for Liam and Hope’s reunion? Should Liam forgive Steffy instead? We’ll give you updates as other B&B details emerge. Stick with the CBS soap and don’t forget to check CDL often for the latest Bold and the Beautiful spoilers, updates and news.

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A projector plays farm scenes on the white wall to the left of the slate gray bar. A diorama of tiny trees juts out from a wall behind a community table  — zoom in and you'll see half of a plastic cow smiling at you, tucked into the greenery. Herd Provisions Restaurant is finally open at 106 Grove St. — serving lunch and dinner Tues.-Sat. (Be aware, but overlook the messy sidewalk construction happening out front for the time being.)

Side step the orange cones and hurry inside for the burger and poutine (you may have tried these items street-side from the Herd food truck) and restaurant-only items, like the Smoke Signal. Made with Elijah Craig bourbon, smoked sweet vermouth, dried sour cherries, and Peychaud bitters, this riff on a Manhattan is just the right amount of campfire, served in a coupe glass.

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From food truck to pop-ups, Herd has come a long way in a couple of years. The restaurant space is open and airy, with shiny wooden tables and even a second story with dining space. On the first floor there are views into the kitchen, depending on where you sit.

When we chatted with owner Alec Bradford at the end of last year, he described the restaurant's cuisine as "a rustic version of neo-American bistro fare," highlighting, of course, the animal products from Bradford's Virginia farm, Leaping Waters.

When we visit, bar manager Josh Reynolds notes that the menus we were looking at for both lunch and dinner are not set in stone.

For now at least, the lunch menu is divided into starters — poutine, Brussels sprouts with black garlic shoyu, cauliflower leek soup — and a handful of sandwiches from the Herd burger with pickle, Bibb lettuce, white cheddar, caramelized onions, and Herd sauce, to our server's "favorite," the chicken salad melt with curry and white cheddar served on rye.

The dinner menu is a bit more expansive than the midday one-sheeter. There are starters like beef carpaccio and chicken liver mousse; salad and sides including sauteed broccolini, baby squash casserole, and those same Brussels; and hearty-leaning entrees like the roasted half-chicken, Leaping Waters Farm steak, chicken pot pie, and meatloaf.

"I don't want to characterize it as a steakhouse, and I don't like the word farm-to-table, even though we do own a farm. I think it puts the food in a box when we do that," said Bradford in December. "We'll stand apart in terms of quality of meats, traceability of meats, as well as the cuts and creativity of preparation. There's no place [that has] like what we'll be able to do, especially with meats."

The butcher shop in the front of the building is all about the meat — you can purchase cuts of goat, lamb, beef, rabbit, chicken, goose, and turkey, depending on availability.

The shop is open Tues.-Sat. from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The restaurant is now open Tues.-Sat. for lunch from 11 am.-3 p.m., happy hour from 3-5 p.m., and dinner from 5-10 p.m.

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Madeline Carlock, the 32-year-old West Lebanon resident and instructional coach at Hartford School District, accepted the job of interim principal position at Cavendish Town Elementary School last night after Green Mountain Unified School District board offered it to her as the last remaining candidate.

Madeline Carlock says she would hope the position would last longer than one year.

But then this morning, according to an email from Superintendent Meg Powden to CTES teachers and staff, Carlock declined the offer. Powden said that Carlock “believes she couldn’t be successful without community support.”

During last night’s meeting, several Cavendish residents spoke in support of reopening the search and making the position being offered permanent rather than temporary.

Some said that of the two candidates interviewed in a public meeting they preferred the other – Joseph Smith. But Smith withdrew his name from consideration for the post on Sunday.

Powden said that Carlock declined the offer with a “heavy heart” and wished the CTES faculty, staff and students the very best.

From the beginning, the process of replacing longtime CTES Principal George Thomson has been fraught with troubles. First, Powden proposed that the position be filled with a dean of students who would not need certification as a principal. Under that scheme, Chester-Andover would also get a dean and current CAES Principal Katherine Fogg would supervise both schools.

But that idea was met with resistance not just from Cavendish, but from Chester as well. Then position of CTES principal was restored but only as a one-year interim ostensibly to allow the district time to assess its goals and decide on a management structure.

Since then there have been many calls by Cavendish residents to make the job permanent, but the supervisory union has not relented. Even board members including Kate Lamphere and Doug McBride have noted that the interim designation limits the pool of applicants.

“It’s too late to change,” Powden has said.

According to the calendar of the Hanover Street School in Lebanon, N.H., Carlock was named as one of two finalists for principal in early March.

As of this afternoon, attempts to reach Carlock, Powden and Marilyn Mahusky, chair of the GMUSD, for comment were unsuccessful. We will update this story as soon as possible.

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About the Author: Cynthia Prairie has been a newspaper editor more than 30 years. She has worked at such publications as the Raleigh Times, the Baltimore News American, the Buffalo Courier Express, the Chicago Sun-Times and the Patuxent Publishing chain of community newspapers in Maryland. She and her family moved to Chester, Vermont in 2004.

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    Our little elementary school needs stability. Every member of this community needs to know that the school is not going to be closed by Governor Phil Scott’s school closing commission. An interim position as principal is not very reassuring for students, parents, taxpayers, teachers and any potential applicants for principal. Act 46 has created this mess. It can be repealed. All it would take is for the voters to send people to Montpelier that are committed to the task.


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