Three and a half years before their engagement, Beth and Andrew first crossed paths while on the clock: Beth was an event producer at an event and catering company, and Andrew was her "favorite" bartender. The relationship began as purely business, but it wasn't long before the couple realized their mutual romantic feelings for one another, and they never looked back.
It has been said that "behind every successful woman is a fabulous pair of shoes," and, in Beth's case, those shoes were a colorful pair of Tieks that inspired her vibrant wedding day. She introduced the shoes to Alexandra Rembac of Sterling Events during their first meeting, and the two immediately bonded over a vision of combining bright colors with a modern aesthetic and the couple's quirky personalities.
Throughout their dating years, Beth discovered that baking pies relieved stress, and Andy developed a love for brewing beer at home, which led the couple to form a monthly "Pie & Beer Club" amongst their friends. To incorporate these delicious hobbies into their big day, Beth baked a perfect peach pie, which the couple cut into instead of cake; and Andy home-brewed a wedding-style ale that guests enjoyed throughout the evening.
With the couple's combined experience in event planning, it was easy for them to design many wedding details themselves. Andy's expertise in graphic design was put to good use creating the wedding invitation suite, complete with save-the-date coasters. From there, Beth took over. With the celebration set to take place amongst the natural surroundings at Triunfo Creek Vineyards, she combined bright floral centerpieces with simple, crisp, off-white linens and colorful accents to accent her shoes and the matching bridesmaid dresses. Guests were served aged white whiskey à la Andy and cocktails featuring homemade rosemary-infused gin. The evening was spent playing lawn games and dancing to the couple's curated music selection. From start to finish, the wedding was a beautiful expression of Beth and Andrew love and, by far, the most important event they'll ever plan.


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Q: Only run method when called The problem I am encountering is that my application runs slow because of how I have set up the JQuery code.
I have 5 different diagrams that I want the user to see once, while the rest should be idle.
I have wrote down a JQuery code that is responsible for showing or hiding the diagram by listening to user clicks.
Is it possible to change JQuery method "window onLoad" with something that will run the content only when it loads up by JQuery event code?
Here is my index.html, as you can see I have included 5 diagrams here.
<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="utf-8">

    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/style.css">

Here is ListOfTableSensors.html with JQuery code below. As you can see from the code above, this file is included in index.html.

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A: You could define a function and call it only if the JQuery event has been fired.
$('[data-row]').on('click', function() {
    drawCharts();
    var row = $(this).attr('data-row');
    $('.active').removeClass('active');
    $('#table' + row).addClass('active');

});
You probably want to improve the code, maybe add a state, which defines if the charts already have been drawn.

A: Wrap everything you have in the window load function in it's own function.  Call that new function from the click event function.

A: You can move diagram initialization inside the data-row click method, like so:
$('[data-row]').on('click', function() {
var row = $(this).attr('data-row');
 $('.active').removeClass('active');
 $('#table' + row).addClass('active');

 var chart = new CanvasJS.Chart("diagram4",
    {
       // Code..
    });
});

Just make sure to only create chart once, so be sure to check if chart variable is null

A: Do you mean something like this?
$(window).on("load", function() {

    $('[data-row]').on('click', function() {
        var chart = new CanvasJS.Chart("diagram4",
        {
        // Code..
        })
        .on("rendercomplete", function() {
            var row = $(this).attr('data-row');
            $('.active').removeClass('active');
            $('#table' + row).addClass('active');
            });
        });
    });

rendercomplete is just an example (I don't know what events there are available). You should use an Event that triggers after the render of the chart is complete.
UPDATE:
Or you can leave your chart definition on load, but render it on click (make sure it is not rendered on load):
$('[data-row]').on('click', function() {
     chart.render();
     var row = $(this).attr('data-row');
     $('.active').removeClass('active');
     $('#table' + row).addClass('active');
});

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The First Airmail Flight to Cozumel in 1929
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The first airplane to fly Pan American Airways' FAM 5 foreign airmail route from Miami Florida to the Canal Zone in Panama was a Sikorsky S-38A piloted by Charles A. Lindbergh on February 4 through the 6, 1929. The flight was in reality a recon trip, but it also carried the first mail to be flown on this route. The route was Miami, Havana, Cozumel, Belize, Tela Honduras, San Salvador El Salvador, San Lorenzo Honduras, Managua Nicaragua, Punta Arenas Jose Costa Rica, and the Canal Zone. ....CONTINUE READING
The Discourse of Cortes
The Monument to a Make-believe Speech
There is a concrete monument set on the ironshore on the beach on the Barbachano property that was once Hotel Cozumel Caribe (now Buccanos Beach Club) and the beach at Hotel Playa Azul. The text on the monument is the reputed "Discourse of Cortes," the speech Hernan Cortes was supposed to have given to his men while they were on Cozumel in 1519. "The Discourse of Cortes" first appeared in Historia de la conquista de Mexico written by Antonio de Solís in 1684, 165 years after the fact. It is this fabricated text of Solís that appears on the monument. ....CONTINUE READING
Maya Sea-trade Routes
The Maya culture that built San Gervasio and other Post-classic sites on Cozumel were sea-traders who plied their wares far and wide. The first recorded mention of their trade routes was in Bartolome de Las Casas' abstract of the log of Cristóbal Colón (known by Americans as Christopher Columbus), where the discoverer recounted the events of his first voyage to the New World. In Las Casas' version of the logbook, it is stated that Colon came across a block of beeswax on the island of Cuba. At the time of the European discovery of America, the common honeybee (a native of Europe) was unknown in the Yucatan and the only wax-producing bees were the Yucatan sting-less bees (Meliponini beecheii and M. Yucatanica). Since these bees were kept by beekeepers only in Yucatan, it seems pretty clear someone over here was shipping beeswax to Cuba. ....CONTINUE READING
Dr. Adolfo Rosado Salas Monument
The concrete plinth with the bust atop at the intersection of Calle Adolfo Rosado Salas and Avenida Rafael E. Melgar is commemorates a well-loved doctor who moved to the island in 1942. He was renowned for his dedication and often provided his services free. An anecdote told by our island's historian relates how the night before he died in his sleep the doctor entered the cantina owned by Don José Cruz Bonastre and bought a round of drinks for all present, saying "friends, I want you to accompany me in a toast, for tomorrow I will be buried in the cemetery." And, true to his word, he was dead the next morning. After he was buried, an arrow was placed on his grave marker pointing towards heaven and bearing the word "consultas" (consultations). ....CONTINUE READING
It has been written in some websites that Casimero Cardenas founded Cedral. Not true. Cedral was a center of population on Cozumel ever since prehispanic times. During the Colonial period, there were more people living in Cedral than there were in Xamancab (today's San Miguel). Later, woodcutters from Belize had dwellings there. Casimiro, on the other hand, first settled in San Miguel. He and his wife show up on the 1850 census of the town of San Miguel, a census which did not include residents of Cedral or the outlying ranchos. Casimiro didn't move out to Cedral until after 1850. ....CONTINUE READING
The Statue of San Miguel Arcangel
Mistakes, Misstatements, and Misunderstandings;
The Mythologies Surrounding San Miguel
There have been many garbled and fictitious stories published about the statue of the Archangel Michael in the church at Juarez and 5 Avenue in downtown San Miguel, Cozumel over the years. Most of the stories have at least a few of the following points in common:
1. The statue is believed to be about 500 years old.
2. It was found by workers digging in a field north of town (sometimes it is construction workers) over 100 years ago.
3. It was originally brought to Cozumel by Juan de Grijalva in 1518.
4. Since the find came on Sept. 29, the saint's feast day, they decided to name Cozumel's main urban area in honor of the saint.
5. Juan de Grijalva introduced Christianity to the island and placed the statue in a Catholic Temple that was located in the town's central plaza.
6. The statue was later sent to Merida for restoration, but the restorers kept the original and sent a new one in its place. ....CONTINUE READING
How Cozumel's Tourism Industry Began
During his exile in 1869, Mexican general Antonio López de Santa Ana (the Mexican general who defeated the Texians at the Alamo) convinced Thomas Adams of New York to try to develop a product utilizing chicle, the gum of the sapodilla tree (Manilkara zapota), a tree found only in Yucatan, Guatemala, and Belize. After several failed attempts to make toys, masks, and rain-boots out of the material, Adams finally added flavoring to it and came up with chicle-based chewing gum. Chewing gum had been around for a few years already in the US, but up until then it had been based on Spruce gum and had never really caught on. This new concoction did. ....CONTINUE READING
In 1908, a committee of Cozumel islanders got together and formed the "Centenary Celebration Steering Committee," to plan for the upcoming Centennial celebration of the 1810 war of independence. The motion of building a commemorative clock tower was passed, and subsequently, plans were drawn up for the construction of the tower. ....CONTINUE READING
Lee Harvey Oswald in Cozumel?
After President John F. Kennedy was shot to death in Dallas, the Warren Commission was set up to investigate the roles of Lee Harvey Oswald and other supposed participants in the assassination. The evidence the commission collected was later made public in a huge bound report which included photo copies of pertinent documents the FBI and the commission had gathered. One such piece of evidence was exhibit #2949, a FBI informant's report dated January 13, 1964, in which an informant detailed Lee Harvey Oswald's alleged trips to Cozumel on December 1962 and again on February 1963. Both times Oswald was reported to have stayed at the Hotel Playa, which is now the Museo de Cozumel. An enigmatic American named "Albert" was also supposedly involved in the meet in Cozumel and was alleged to have stayed at the Hotel Isleño, where Cinco Soles now stands. ....CONTINUE READING
Juan Bautista Vega
The statue of the man with a machete that stands at the intersection of Avenida Juarez and Calle Avenida 120 is Juan Bautista Vega.
In the summer of 1897, a man reported to be a treasure hunter by the name of Dr. Juan Fábregas arrived on Cozumel with the intention of hiring a boat and crew to take him to Tulum. His request fell on deaf ears, however, as the War of the Casts was still in full swing and no one on Cozumel wanted to risk their lives entering the mainland stronghold of the Cruzoob Mayan rebels, or Bravos as they were called locally. The Cruzoob (Mayan plural of the Spanish word cruz, or "cross") were a militant Mayan religious faction who worshiped la cruz parlante, or "the talking cross." This cross was purported to pass the divine wishes of the creator down to the common folk as interpreted by a priest who listened to it, very similar to the "talking idols" of Ixchel in Cozumel. One of the directives passed down to the masewaloob, or Maya common folk, was that all Spaniards and half-breeds should be expunged from the land of Yucatan. To this end, beginning in 1847, the Cruzoob took it upon themselves to massacre Spaniards where and when the found them. ....CONTINUE READING
The Documentary of Cozumel that Jacques Cousteau Never Made
In 1955, Jacques-Yves Cousteau and Louis Malle made a 1 hour 23 minute documentary entitled Le Monde du Silence (the same title as the book published by Cousteau and Frédéric Dumas in 1953) which contained underwater scenes. The film debuted in Cannes in 1956 and won a Palme d'Or. In 1957 it won an Oscar for the Best Documentary at the American Academy Awards. Many people over the years have come to believe that this film contained scenes of Palancar Reef, but that is most definitely not true. All the scenes in this documentary were shot in eastern hemisphere. All the underwater shots were made in the Mediterranean, Red Sea, Persian Gulf, and Indian Ocean. None were filmed in Mexico. ....CONTINUE READING
Squadron 201
Ever wonder about the military planes flying in formation over Cozumel? They are Swiss-manufactured Pilatus PC-7s and are part of the Mexican Air Force's Squadron 201 stationed here on the island.
The squadron was originally formed as a P-47D fighter squadron in 1945 and was named the Fuerza Aérea Expedicionaria Mexicana (Mexican Expeditionary Air Force), but more commonly referred to as the Aguilas Aztecas, or "Aztec Eagles." It was made up of 25 aircraft, 34 pilots, and almost 300 ground support crew. They were trained in the US at Randolph field in San Antonio, Texas, Foster Army Field in Victoria, Texas, Pocatello Airbase in Idaho, Majors Field in Greenville, Texas, and Camp Stoneman in Pittsburg, California, from the summer of 1944 until the end of February, 1945. During the training, three of the Mexican pilots crashed their planes and died. When the squadron graduated and was presented its battle flag, it marked the first time Mexican troops had trained for overseas combat. ....CONTINUE READING
From Hell to Cozumel
Like the story of Papillon, (the French prisoner played by Steve McQueen in the movie of the same name) who escaped from Devil's Island, off the shores of the French penal colony of French Guiana, other daring escapes from the Iles du Salut have been attempted during the years the penal colony was in operation (1852 to 1946). One such story is the account of three different groups of escapees who managed to get away and eventually meet up together on the island of Trinidad. ....CONTINUE READING
Miguel Molas, was a pirata, not a buccaneer!
Miguel Molas was a Spaniard from Barcelona who immigrated to Mexico. In 1810, he moved into the old Spanish fort of El Cuyo, near Rio Lagartos, Yucatan. The fort had been abandoned since the late 1600s. He had been employed by the Yucatan Government as a military commander to preside over a newly formed watch-guard there assigned to keep an eye out for pirates and enforce the laws concerning unlawful trade with foreign vessels bringing contraband goods into Yucatan. ....CONTINUE READING
George Fisher, the man who bought Cozumel
George Fisher (whose real name was Djordje Shagic) was born in Hungary to Serbian parents in 1795. He studied to be a priest and found he was adept at languages. By the time he was 17 he had mastered over a dozen languages, including Latin, Greek, English, German, French, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, Magyar, Serbian, Russian, Polish, Bohemian, Moravian, Slovenian, Croatian, Dalmatian and Montenegrin. However, adventure called and he left school to join and fight with the Serbian revolutionary forces against the Ottoman Turks during the first Serbian Revolution. After the revolution failed, he fled Austria and worked his way across Europe to Amsterdam where and sailed as a stow-a-way to Philadelphia. In 1814, he assumed the name of George Fisher for the first time. In 1817 he moved to Port Gibson, Mississippi and married Elizabeth Davis there in 1818, becoming an American citizen. That same year he was initiated into the Masons and in 1823 became a Royal Arch Mason. Nine years after moving to Mississippi, Fisher moved to Mexico City while his wife stayed in Mississippi and raised their five children. While working as an editor for the Correo de Atlántico newspaper in Mexico City, Fisher met and was befriended by Joel Roberts Poinsett, the US Minister to Mexico after whom the Poinsettia Christmas flower is named, and together they founded the first York Rite Masonic Lodge of that city. Fisher became a Mexican citizen in 1829, and in 1830 was given a land grant (formerly called the Haden grant) by the Mexican government where he was to settle 500 families in the Mexican territory of Texas. ....CONTINUE READING
The first diving operation in Cozumel
In 1933, Oscar Coldwell formed a partnership with the American James H. Clark to start a company on Cozumel with an eye towards collecting sponges for export. Both the divers and their "hard hat" diving equipment had to be brought in to the island, since it had never been practiced here before. The company tried to gather sponges in the waters near Isla Mujeres and Chinchorro Bank as well as Cozumel, but the business soon failed. A Greek company, however, was able to make a go of it in Isla Mujeres a few years later. ....CONTINUE READING
The Day our Ship Came In
In 1948, Cozumel was languishing. The chicle boom was a distant memory, the American airbase failed to materialize, and fewer cargo ships were stopping at the island than ever before. Times were tough. But things were about to change. Cozumel's ship was about to come in.
On February 13, 1948 the American-owned freighter "Narwal," on its way north from Puerto Barrios Honduras to Mobile Alabama with a load of bananas, suffered engine failure and struck the reef at Ixpalbarco, on the eastern coast of Cozumel. While some of the crew remained aboard the crippled vessel, the rest walked the 20 kilometers or so to town, where they were put up in the rooms of the mothballed Hotel Playa, a hotel that had been built by the state government, but closed due to the poor economy years earlier. ....CONTINUE READING
It must've been the Ghost of the Spirit of St. Louis!
Lindbergh made his first flight into Mexico on December 13, 1927, when he flew non-stop from Washington DC to Mexico City, in his plane Spirit of St. Louis, tail number NX211. He was received by Mexican President Calles and toured the city for a few days before returning to Balbuena Field, where he made several flights over Mexico City in the Mexican Armed Forces' Morane Saulnier M.S. registration number 31A128. On December 20, he made several more flights in a Compania Mexicana de Aviación Fairchild FC-2 (registration number M-SCOE), during one of which he gave President Calles his first ever airplane ride. On December 22, Lindbergh flew the Spirit of St. Louis for a few shorts flights in and out of Balbuena over Mexico City. On December 28, he flew the Spirit of St. Louis non-stop from Mexico City to Guatemala City. ....CONTINUE READING
Cozumel, Texas
In June, 1837, one year after the Republic of Texas became independent from Mexico, the Texas Navy sent the two Schooners of War (the Brutus and the Invincible) to the coast of Yucatan to harass Mexican shipping in retaliation for Mexican blockade of Texas ports. The Texas Secretary of the Navy, Samuel Rhoades Fisher, went along as an observer. After raiding several Yucatecan towns and capturing several Mexican vessels, the Texian fleet sent a landing party ashore at Cozumel and claimed the island formally for the Republic of Texas. The Texian Navy Commander Henry Livingston Thompson of the Brutus sent a dispatch on August 29, 1837 to his headquarters in Galveston regarding this foray, containing the following lines: ....CONTINUE READING
Cozumel was Selling Fake Cuban Cigars in 1876
When it comes to taking advantage of naïve foreign visitors who are looking for cheap deals, early Cozumeleños were no slackers. Back when the island was a center of trade in pre-Hispanic times, the occurrence of "counterfeit" cacao beans, which were used a currency by the Maya, was not uncommon here. The soft inner meat of the bean was hollowed out, so it could be consumed and then mud stuffed back inside the husk to hide the fact that the meat was missing. ....CONTINUE READING


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Q: How do I estimate the prediction interval of back transformed log-normal data from Gaussian process? I have some data that are clearly positively skewed and follow a log-normal distribution, lets assume the initial data is $Z = exp(Y)$, where $Y \sim N(\mu,\sigma^2)$.
A Gaussian process assumes that any subsets from the data is normally distributed. So I transformed the data $Z$ to $Y = ln(Z)$, to make it more Gaussian, and I performed a conventional Gaussian process regression. In the end I predict a future point $Y_*$ where $Y_*\sim N(\mu_*,\sigma_*^2)$.
1- How do I back-transform to the original log scale? i.e., how do I convert $Y_*$ back to $Z_*$? In log-normal kriging they predict the arithmetic mean of the $Z_*$, which is $$E(Z_*) = e^{(\mu_*+\sigma_*^2/2)}.$$ The variance of $Z_*$ will be $$Var(Z_*) = e^{(2\mu_*+\sigma_*^2)}*(e^{\sigma_*^2}-1).$$ Is this correct? or should I calculate the geometric mean of $Z_*$, $E(Z_*) = exp(\mu_*)$, instead?
2- How do I calculate the prediction interval as defined in this link? Normally for Gaussian process the prediction interval of 95% is calculated using the borders $\mu_* \pm 1.96\sigma^2$. How do I calculate the same for the back-transformed data (log-normal scale)? Note you cannot exponentiate the borders from the Gaussian scale to get the prediction interval (or in the reference's case the confidence interval) in the log-normal scale as shown in.


With the advent of circular economy, enterprises have no longer given priority to the economic benefits, but also focus on social responsibility and sustainable development. In order to accelerate the ecological change of enterprise system, every enterprise vigorously carries out green technology innovation and development. Therefore, how to evaluate the performance of ecological cycle has become a problem for management personnel. This paper takes Baotou steel group as an example, which is one of the largest steel companies in China, and establishes an ecological cycle performance evaluation index system from the aspects of economic operation, resource impact control and ecological circulation innovation. Based on that, the entropy-topsis model is used to evaluate the performance of ecological cycle in Baotou steel group. Through the evaluation, we find out that the ecological cycle performance of Baotou steel rose before 2010 and still at the middle and primary stage of its eco-cycle development. The results show the evaluation index system and method can help management personnel to realize the status of their company's eco-cycle development. It also can help policy makers to make better green policies and strategies, promoting the eco-cycle transformation in China.
This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant no. 71501019, 71501138, 71601164 and 71371130), Youth Program of Social Science Research of Sichuan Province for the Twelfth Five-year Plan (Grant no. SC15C005 and SC15C030), General Program of Education Department in Sichuan Province (Grant no. 16SB0071 and 16SB0049), General Program of Mineral Resources Research Center in Sichuan Province (Grant no. SCKCZY2014-YB04).


Puerto Rican Sofrito is used as a base for many dishes. This combo of cilantro, peppers, onion, and garlic is divine!
Easy, fast and delicious smoked salmon, avocado and mozzarella grilled cheese. Great for berakfast!
Fluffy and crispy roasted potatoes in goose fat with rosmary. Great side dish!


Hillary Clinton reportedly has commitments from the number of delegates needed to become the Democratic Party's presumptive nominee for president, and will be first woman to top the ticket of a major US political party.
According to FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver, Clinton will likely clinch a majority of elected delegates during Tuesday's batch of state contests.
Assuming that the AP's count holds, Clinton will formally accept her party's nomination in July at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.


Ever since Saleem Bagh opened in 1991, the team behind this exceptional Indian restaurant haven't looked back once. Boasting an extensive menu and warm atmosphere, this Cannock restaurant is without a doubt the most popular choice for Birmingham locals craving hearty, authentic and mouthwatering curries. Located in Queen's Square, treat yourself to a special tandoori lobster masala, or go for something more classic with a succulent chicken tikka palak with spinach, ricotta, chickpeas and tomatoes with a nice, medium kick to it. Whether you like it hot or prefer the milder side of things, Saleem Bagh is a must-try spot!
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Great welcome, great service and great food. Been a customer for over 10 years and have never been disappointed. The range of vegetarian dishes is fantastic.


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On February 17th, 2016, the Secretary of the Department of Health & Human Services, Silvia Burwell, approved the addition of adrenoleukodystrophy (ALD) to the Recommended Uniform Screening Panel (RUSP), the federal list of genetic diseases recommended for state newborn screening programs.
The addition of ALD to the RUSP will expedite the process of adding ALD to state newborn screening programs. California and New Jersey can now join New York and Connecticut in screening newborns for ALD allowing for timely diagnosis and treatment. Our work has only begun, however: there are still 46 states that need to begin ALD newborn screening as soon as possible.
On behalf of Brian, Brian's Hope and Brian's entire family – both nuclear and worldwide – thank you for being such avid and consistent supporters of Brian's Hope and its mission to help make this vision a reality. Let the lifesaving begin!


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You've read the hand-wringing reports of over-the-top birthday extravaganzas and spare-no-expense planning. But that's not the whole story. Modern birthday parties are all about the experience, which often means a more conscientious event: fewer gifts, less waste, more memories. Here, five tips to get your party started.
1. Lose the gifts. "A lot of Gen X and Gen Y parents feel their kids already have enough stuff," said children's party planner Lisa Kothari. (Partly, no doubt, because they buy their kids so much stuff.) Kothari, who runs the party site pepperspollywogs.com, says a lot of parents opt instead for a lesson in sharing. Some ask each guest to bring one inexpensive item (like a book) to distribute among the partygoers. Others ask guests to bring an item to donate to a hospital or favorite charity. Along these lines, echoage.com will invite your guests to donate money in your child's honor and then pool that money to support a cause of your choosing.
And if you're invited to a "no gifts, please" party, honor the host's wishes. "Today when people write it, it's for a reason," Kothari said. "They really don't want the gifts."
2. Pick a theme. We're talking rodeo, jungle, circus, Olympics. The theme informs the decorations, the activities, even the food. We like the idea of a Hollywood theme, with Westchester dad of three Tony Bustamante on hand to turn your party into a movie set. Bustamante's company, Lights, Camera, Birthday!, provides a script, costumes and all the necessary equipment to film a mini movie starring your child and the guests. "The kids all get dressed up, I tell them what to say and we roll the tape," said Bustamante. "I capture it and edit it on the spot and deliver a movie that's post-scored, sound-effected and everything about 2-3 hours later. I even save the bloopers for the end of the movie."
Best of all, each kid leaves with a copy on DVD. "Kids just rave," he said, "and parents love it." Go to lights camerabirthday.com for more information.
4. Invite with care. It's tempting (and eco-friendly) to do e-invites, but Kothari urges you to think twice. "A lot of people want something they can put on the refrigerator so they remember to RSVP and they have directions," she said. She says some parents are trending toward hand-delivered invitations: "Maybe a box of animal crackers, with all the information tied with a little string," she said. "Parents like to get creative and festive."
Kothari says invitations are also an opportunity to broach some more serious topics: Ask parents to call you ahead of time with any food allergies you need to be aware of. Indicate whether parents are expected to stay at the party (generally they are, for kids under 6), and offer drop-off and pick-up times if parents are not invited.
5. Hire a planner. It sounds so Posh Spice, but finding a party planner is easy and free. Parents.com has a new birthday party planner tool, which helps you pick a theme, plan activities and decide what to serve. It even offers a timeline for what needs to be done when. Kothari's pepperspollywogs.com is also a great resource, especially the "entertainers and venues" portion, which lists and rates kid-appropriate choices by region.


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So far, the species working group representing cattle is the only one to submit National Animal Identification System (NAIS) recommendations to USDA and have those recommendations approved. Other species working groups are in various stages of developing and submitting recommendations.
Swine — The industry would base NAIS compliance on the Pseudorabies Virus Eradication program, which made ID mandatory in 1989. The industry would modify its current numbering system to match NAIS.
Growing and finishing stock would primarily be identified and tracked as "lifetime" production groups with a group/lot ID number. Official NAIS eartags would replace the current use of back-tags for individual breeding stock and other individual stock entering commerce and commingled.
Sheep — The National Scrapies Eradication Program, in conjunction with group/lot ID for animals younger than 18 months (and handled as a production group), would provide NAIS compliance, it's believed. The eradication program already requires most breeding stock older than 18 months of age to be identified with official scrapies ID tags.
Poultry — Commercial production (broiler/meat and layer/egg) primarily revolves around all-in, all-out production units, so these industries' recommendations will likely focus on group/lot ID and tracking. Individual ID (leg bands, wing bands, etc.) would be used for non-commercial poultry and breeding stock entering commerce outside of "lifetime" production groups.
Horses — NAIS compliance would begin with currently utilized technologies (tattoos, DNA, brands, microchips), then adopt an industry standard. Electronic microchips implanted in the neck appear to be the current favorite.
Cervidae (domestic deer, elk, etc.) — RFID eartags would be utilized on all animals entering commerce or being commingled with animals from other unique locations.
Camelids (llamas, camels, etc.) — Implantable electronic microchips.
Based on reports submitted by species working groups at the ID Info/Expo in September.


I now tell most of my stories with photos and video. Earlier in my career, however, I worked for over twenty years as a full-time freelance writer. Although most of those assignments were in the corporate world, I've also written two books and dozens of stories for outlets like Slate, The Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Canoe Journal, Canoe & Kayak, Capital Times (Madison), Deer & Deer Hunting, Duluth News-Tribune, Sierra, and Wisconsin State Journal.
DEERLAND: America's Hunt for Ecological Balance and the Essence of Wildness (Lyons Press, 2013).
Gut It. Cut It. Cook It.: The Deer Hunter's Guide to Processing and Preparing Venison (Krause, 2009).


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Man hospitalized after Marysville officer-involved shooting
Updated: 12:37 PM PST Jan 6, 2019
KCRA Staff
WEBVTT YOU LIVE. WE ARE LEARNING NEW INFORMATION ABOUT AN OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING IN MARYSVILLE. OFFICIALS SAY THEY RECEIVED SEVERAL CALLS ABOUT A MAN WITH A FIREARM ON 10TH STREET IN MARYSVILLE. ONCE THEY ARRIVED, OFFICERS SAY THE MAN FIRED THE GUN AND BEGAN COMING TOWARDS THE OFFICERS. THAT'S WHEN AN OFFICER FIRED BACK, HITTING THE MAN. THIS IS WHAT THE SCENE LOOKED LAST NIGHT. THE MAN WAS TAKEN TO A NEARBY HOSPITAL, WHERE HE IS IN STABLE CONDITION. INVESTIGATORS WERE STI
A man was sent to a hospital Saturday night after an officer-involved shooting in Marysville, authorities said. The Marysville Police Department said it received "several" 911 calls Saturday around 9:30 p.m. about a man with a firearm in the 700 block of 10th Street, according to a news release. When police officers got to the area, "the subject discharged a firearm and began advancing towards officers," the release said. An officer then returned fire and struck the man. The man was then taken to Adventist Rideout Hospital and was reportedly in stable condition, police said Sunday morning. An investigation is ongoing. No other information was provided. Stay with KCRA 3 for the latest.
MARYSVILLE, Calif. (KCRA) —
A man was sent to a hospital Saturday night after an officer-involved shooting in Marysville, authorities said.
The Marysville Police Department said it received "several" 911 calls Saturday around 9:30 p.m. about a man with a firearm in the 700 block of 10th Street, according to a news release.
When police officers got to the area, "the subject discharged a firearm and began advancing towards officers," the release said.
An officer then returned fire and struck the man. The man was then taken to Adventist Rideout Hospital and was reportedly in stable condition, police said Sunday morning.
An investigation is ongoing.
No other information was provided.
Stay with KCRA 3 for the latest.


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Identification of Novel Putative Regulatory Genes Induced During Alfalfa Nodule Development with a Cold-Plaque Screening Procedure
Florian Frugier , 1 Adam Kondorosi , 1 , 2 and Martin Crespi 1
1Institut des Sciences Végétales, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, F-91198 Gif-sur-Yvette Cedex, France; and 2Institute of Genetics, Biological Research Center, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Szeged, PO Box 521, H-6701 Szeged, Hungary
Until now very few plant genes with possible regulatory functions during nodule development have been isolated. We have used a modified cold-plaque screening method to identify new transcripts expressed at low levels that are induced during nodulation. Several clones were isolated and characterized by their mRNA expression patterns during nodule development and in spontaneous nodules. Sequence homology with known genes of other organisms indicated that transcripts corresponded to (i) "basic" genes probably required during the growth of the nodule organ (e.g., structural proteins), (ii) genes related to the metabolic adaptations taking place during nodule morphogenesis and function (e.g., carbonic anhydrase), and (iii) genes containing regulatory motifs and/or homologies (three clones out of the 20 identified). The latter genes encode a zinc-finger-containing protein, a putative protein kinase, and a Wilm's tumor (WT) suppressor homologue, respectively. Expression of the kinase and WT suppressor homologues was induced early in nodulation, although the latter was activated transiently. Accumulation of the Zn-finger gene transcripts was detected at a later stage of development and seems to be regulated in a complex manner. Hence, using a cold-plaque screening procedure, we could identify genes that may play regulatory roles in the signal transduction pathways activated during nodule development.
Additional keyword: nodulins.