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1. Tourist Attractions in the German States June 22, 2009 Germany is a Federal Republic made if up of sixteen states. These German states are: - Schelswig - Holstein - Mecklenburg - Vorpommern - Hamburg - Bremen - Brandenburg - Berlin - Lower Saxony - Saxony - Anhalt - North Rhine - estphalia - Thuringia - Saxony - Hesse - Rhineland Palatinate - Saarland - Bavaria - Baden - Wuttemberg Each of these states have a wealth of potential in the number of attractions for tourists in addition to some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. The city of Berlin, which ... (read more) Author: yuzhu huang

2. Preventing Diseases and Infections on Dairy Cow's Dry Period April 22, 2009 A dairy cow's dry period has to be monitored very well because it is the dairy cow's health at this time that will tell whether or not the cow is able to give off milk and give birth. Dairy cows in their dry period are prone to many serious diseases and infections, most of which can affect their milk production and pregnancy in the future. One of the major concerns of the caretakers would mastitis, a condition wherein there is inflammation of the breasts or udder because of infection. This is certainly a problem where milk production is considered. There is the presence of whitish clots ... (read more) Author: Anna Poelo

3. Dairy Cow Health Issues During the Dry Period April 22, 2009 Dairy cows are at a vulnerable state when they're between lactations. This is why a rest period is required in between, primarily because they will be more prone to nutritional issues at this time. The rest period is an important process in a cow's lactations because this helps to prevent health problems that may give serious problems to the cow's milk production and future lactations. It is important to go through the proper drying-off procedure to prevent the emergence of diseases and infections such as mastitis and intramammary infections. It is generally recommended to first withdraw... (read more) Author: Anna Poelo

4. Critical Review of April 08, 2009 Written by: Matt Argano The Active Interview, written by James A. Holstein and Jaber F. Gabrium, is an insightful text which provides readers with a myriad of methodologies to conducting qualitative research, and interviewing. Holstein, a Professor of Sociology at Marquette University and prolific author, and Gabruim, Professor of Sociology at the University of Florida, and accomplished field researcher, offer researchers helpful techniques and recommendations for conducting interviews. The Active Interview is divided into eight sections which focus on components of the active intervie... (read more) Author: Matt Argano

5. Dairy Cows Giving Birth March 23, 2009 Milk is the most important product that dairy cows have to offer, and it has become sort of a necessity for dairy farmers to being breeding heifers as soon as they are able to. A cow cannot produce milk until after calving or parturition (or giving birth). So at around two years of age, the heifers are bred to give birth and officially become dairy cows that can produce milk. Dairy cows will reach its milk production peak at around 40 to 60 days after giving birth. After that, production will steadily decrease. Eventually the milking will cease when the cow is dried off after about 305 d... (read more) Author: Anna Poelo

6. A Dairy Cow's Life March 23, 2009 Let's face it. Ultimately, we view dairy cows as food and beverage for their meat and milk. Dairy cows have become an essential part of our everyday life because of what they provide for us. In a way, we cannot belittle them because we really need them. And so we breed them and raise them accordingly to be healthy and to provide nutritious meat and milk. This is a dairy cow's life. When young, we call it a calf. It's mother is called a dam and the father called a sire. A female calf is called a heifer when it has not yet given birth to a calf of its own and is less than thirty months old... (read more) Author: Anna Poelo

7. Holstein Dairy Cows March 04, 2009 Holstein dairy cows are among the most popular breeds of dairy cows in the United States. Considering how giving and flexible the Holsteins are, this comes as no surprise. There are many things that sets the Holsteins apart from other dairy cattle. One reason why the Holstein dairy cow is popular is because it has the highest milk productions. Holstein dairy cows have the ability to give a lot of milk, seemingly with no limit. This ability also just keeps on improving year after year, which is very impressive. This is why for milk production, Holstein dairy cows are preferred, because of... (read more) Author: Anna Poelo

8. Tourist Attractions in the German States December 10, 2008 Germany is a Federal Republic made if up of sixteen states. These German states are: - Schelswig - Holstein - Mecklenburg - Vorpommern - Hamburg - Bremen - Brandenburg - Berlin - Lower Saxony - Saxony - Anhalt - North Rhine - estphalia - Thuringia - Saxony - Hesse - Rhineland Palatinate - Saarland - Bavaria - Baden - Wuttemberg Each of these states have a wealth of potential in the number of attractions for tourists in addition to some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. The city of Berlin, which ... (read more) Author: Beth Howard

9. Oldenburg, Hanoverian and Holstein Horses November 24, 2008 Oldenburg Horses The Oldenburg horses name is derived from the horse’s origins; Oldenburg is a city within lower Saxony, Germany. Modern day Oldenburg horses are controlled by the “Association of breeders of the Oldenburg horse”. Summary Oldenburg horses are bred for performance and quality; they excel in dressage and showjumping. On the flat the Oldenburg has incredible animated rhythmical gaits, with a great deal of suspension, Oldenburg horses are also extremely accurate over fences; they are bold and have a powerful jump with plenty of scope. Characteris... (read more) Author: Paul Simms

10. Top Cow Breeds in North America September 29, 2008 We have our preferences, especially when it comes to raising cows and cattle and making it big in the market. It would depend on the country and its market to choose which cow breeds to favor above the others. Here are the top cow breeds in North America today: Ayshires: This breed is generally red and white in color, with the red color varying from very light to very dark shades. There are cows and bulls that may be nearly covered all in red or nearly all in white. Brindle and roan colors are rare in Ayshires today, although it was once common. The Ayshires possess great ability to... (read more) Author: Anna Poelo

11. What Makes Holstein Dairy Cattle Special? September 19, 2008 Among the many breeds of dairy cows, the Holsteins are the most popular in the United States. This is not surprising considering there are many things about the Holsteins that sets them apart from other dairy cattle. So what makes the Holstein dairy cow special? Holstein have the highest milk productions, for one. Their ability to give quantities of milk knows no limit, and this genetically anchored ability just keeps on improving year after year. Holsteins can also easily adapt into any management and utilization system. They can be either fed in the stables or left to graze on the... (read more) Author: Anna Poelo

12. Seven Gateways to Happiness A Positive Psychology Method for Increased Happiness December 10, 2007 What are the tools to get to THE ENCHANTED SELF® part of ourselves? What skills do we need in order to find happiness that is unique and sustainable for each person? This paper outlines the positive psychology methods that you need to employ to enter each of the “Seven Gateways to Happiness.” First Gateway: Honoring what is Right about Ourselves Rather Than What is Wrong As women, we're all experts in identifying what is wrong with ourselves. We can probably quickly make up a long list, detailing what is wrong in our lives. However, it's a lot harder to get in touch with what is ri... (read more) Author: Dr. Barbara Becker Holstein

13. Label This: How Label Printers Can Help Get You Organized June 01, 2006 My grandma has every shelf of her linen closet labeled with the location of sheets, wash cloths, hand towels, bath towels and beach towels. While I think that’s a tad obsessive, I must admit to a certain sense of the pot calling the kettle black. In my house every techno gadget (and there are a lot of them, given as I review this stuff for a living) and every wire is neatly labeled. Of course, there are some very pragmatic reasons: first, sometimes it's hard to tell at a glance whether you've got a USB 1.1, USB 2.0, or FireWire cable. Second, a name and address label on your laptop, PDA, ... (read more) Author: Paul Holstein

14. What IS in that Storage Container? June 01, 2006 Every business stores items in boxes or drawers. Most businesses have a plethora of storage containers stacked on shelves and, perhaps seldom have to locate these stored items. But when an employee needs to locate one of the items in storage, can it be found quickly? After all, time is money. Usually, the employee stands in front of a stack of storage containers wondering, "What is in the storage container…or the one underneath?" Time is wasted pulling down containers only to find that the critical object is not in that container but in some other unidentified container. How can this pro... (read more) Author: Paul Holstein

15. Automate Your Business with Barcodes June 01, 2006 Logistics, asset management and inventory control are so important to any business. Whether you operate a point of sale business, a shipping center, or any business that ships or receives supplies or products, it is difficult to manually keep track of what is coming and going. Barcodes and automation save time, money and lost assets. This method, once fully implemented, can save thousands or even millions of dollars over a short period of time. You may think it will cost a bundle of money to implement a barcode system to control and track assets. This is not true. A barcode label printer... (read more) Author: Paul Holstein

16. LAN, Telephone, Audio System Installations Require a Label Printer June 01, 2006 LAN, Telephone, Audio System Installations Require a Label Printer Whether you are a professional installer of electronic systems or simply have lots of wiring in your home, if you have a local area network, a computer, multiple telephone wires, entertainment system wires or anything else that requires numerous wires, you need a heavy duty label printer. For the professional installer, this is a must-have tool for the job. But, even in homes, it only makes good sense to label wiring for future identification. For the professional working with wiring, the RhinoPRO 5000 Portable Label ... (read more) Author: Paul Holstein

17. Protect Yourself from Eyestrain with Ergonomic Positioning of Your Computer Monitor May 17, 2006 Take this little home test: Hold your finger at arm’s length. Bring it slowly towards your nose, following it with your eyes. Notice that the closer your finger comes, the more eyestrain you feel. That’s because you are forcing your eyes to accommodate (change focus) and converge (eyes turning inward to prevent double vision) at a rapid pace. One of the main reasons for computer-related eyestrain (and back strain) is the proximity of your computer monitor. Thus, it seems easy to understand that, if having the monitor too close contributes to the problem, one of the solutions is to place i... (read more) Author: Paul Holstein

18. Current Connection: Protect Your PC and Keep the Juice Flowing With Advanced Surge Protectors May 03, 2006 Current Connection: Protect Your PC and Keep the Juice Flowing With Advanced Surge Protectors By Paul Holstein Sooner or later you'll have to plug in. The latest desktops and laptops may be able to connect to the Internet and each other wirelessly, but they will always (eventually) need to be plugged in for power. A new generation of surge protectors is now features the latest level of protection and convenience to the modern family. Once you plug in your computer, the biggest threat to it isn’t the latest virus; it’s a sudden spike of electricity flowing to the power source. Normal... (read more) Author: Paul Holstein

19. The Disenchanted Forest, The Enchanted Self - A Tale of Female Development in a Strange Land June 11, 2005 Once upon a time there was a Princess who set out on a raft to find the Enchanted Forest. She took with her a canteen full of hopes and dreams, minimal provisions, and outdated maps. The raft swayed. the wind blew. It was too cold. It was too hot. She was hungry. She was tired. She was scared. At times she was almost swept overboard. Finally, she arrived at what she thought was the Enchanted Forest. At first it was welcoming. There were beautiful trees and lovely smells. However, quickly she fell in the brambles and was pricked again and again. It was dark inside the forest and she couldn... (read more) Author: Dr. Barbara Becker Holstein

20. A Bird's Eye View of THE ENCHANTED SELF and what it means to YOU! June 11, 2005 The Rebbe Nachman of Breslow often said, “Always remember-Joy is not merely incidental to your spiritual quest. It is vital.” As the years have gone by and I’ve been in the practice of psychology over 20 years, I have become more and more convinced that he was so right, that joy is not an option. When we take away joy and we take away a sense of well-being, a sense that we are thriving, we allow ourselves or seem to find ourselves in circumstances that seem to drain, tire and weaken us. We are no longer the whole human being that is our birthright! THE ENCHANTED SELF is a positive p... (read more) Author: Dr. Barbara Becker Holstein

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