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Ismaili Center Brings Houston Together through Ambassadorship and Art

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By Emily Mcdowell, Lucy Walker
| The Buzz Magazines Verified
The Ismaili Center is hard to miss. The massive building with stunning architecture and vast surrounding gardens has caught the attention of many Houstonians as they drive down Allen Parkway — but few know what’s inside. Ismaili Centers serve as ambassadorial spaces for the Ismaili religion and culture. The Ismaili Center located in Houston is one of seven in the world, and the only one in the US.
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Beat the bug, build the future

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By Emily Mcdowell
| National Hog Farmer Verified
Since our initial efforts for better influenza control seven years ago, we have made significant progress in weaning more negative pigs to shareholders. Crisp air, the hustle and bustle of harvest, bonfires, football and pumpkin spice everything—all remind us of the beauty of fall. Unfortunately, the season also brings back the all-too-familiar hack of influenza in pigs. Effectively managing influenza not only protects herd health but also helps secure the long-term productivity of the farm.
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Best practices to minimize hemolytic E. coli

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By Emily Mcdowell
| National Hog Farmer Verified
One important staple in an environmental reduction plan is to manage barns in an all-in, all-out fashion. Warm, humid weather can bring on more intestinal issues in recently weaned pigs. The causes of looseness are many and include viruses (rotavirus and porcine epidemic diarrhea virus most commonly), bacteria (hemolytic E. coli and salmonella), parasites (coccidia), and environmental and nutritional factors. There are several different kinds of hemolytic E. coli’s. Hemolytic E.
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