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What Happens When A Company Releases An ICO

An Initial Coin Offering (ICO) is similar to the working process of an IPO, however, it is a mechanism by which cryptocurrency companies sell their tokens in exchange for bitcoin, ether, ripple and other digital cryptocurrencies.

ICOs are a relatively new concept that came about after the release of Bitcoin and the blockchain technology and soon become a dominant topic of discussion within the blockchain community. Since 2013 ICOs have been extremely popular in raising funds and the pre-created token can be easily sold and traded on all cryptocurrency exchanges if there is a demand for them.

Brief History in ICOs

  • ETH, when it first offered its ICO was sold at 0.0005 bitcoin and is currently worth 0.05 BTC which is a 10,000 percent increase in profit.
  • Augur Tokens(REP) were sold initially for 0.005 each and is now traded at 0.01 which gained in value from 100 to 500 percent in bitcoin.

“The ICO market is currently still completely unregulated. Everybody should be aware that this does imply not only large profits for investors but also large losses.”

The ICO financial instrument is still unregulated and undefined in terms of legality as tokens are not sold as financial assets but as goods that are digital like other products. Sometimes ICOs are referred to as “crowd sale”.

The Merits of an ICO

  • Lesser restrictions and quicker process than taking the venture capital route.
  • Ownership and equity are unaffected (Unless stipulated otherwise).
  • A faster funding process.
  • For a token holder – returns on investment with an increase in a token’s price.
  • ICO lets individuals become a part of a new and improving technology that could disrupt and revolutionize multiple industries.

The Risks involved with an ICO

  • Undefined and uncertain regulations.
  • Volatile sale of tokens or unstability in the process
  • Unlike shareholders, token holders are faceless.
  • Lack of regulatory protection.

“Bitcoin is just one example of something that uses a blockchain. Cryptocurrencies are just one example of decentralized technologies. And now that the Internet is big enough and diverse enough, I think we will see different flavors of decentralized technologies and blockchains. I think decentralized networks will be the next huge wave in technology. The blockchain allows our smart devices to speak to each other better and faster.” – Melanie Swan

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When I was seven, at the end of '36, we left Gower Street because my father had been, to his great surprise, given the job of First Lord of the Admiralty which carried Admiralty House with it, that wonderful building on the top of Whitehall on the left, and that was where the First Lord of the Admiralty lived. So we moved there and my mother went all nautical typically and, of course, Rex Whistler designed her a wonderful bed with a crown of dolphins over the top and the whole thing which Rex had a lovely time doing. And there was then this period in the... when we lived in the Admiralty and they went on these cruises which I've mentioned before.

And then my father resigned from the government as a protest at what Chamberlain was doing at Munich, giving Hitler everything he wanted, total appeasement. And my father said at first he thought that it would be a question of peace with dishonour, then he saw an alternative of war with honour but now, after what Chamberlain did, it was war with dishonour. It was too much, that he couldn't take. He left. He was the only member of the cabinet actually to resign but he did so. He always called it his finest hour.

And he was deluged with mail, most of it fan mail, some of it calling him a warmonger and that sort of thing. But I remember helping with the mail. I was, by this time, quite good at forging my father's signature and I forged it on an awful lot of letters saying, 'Thank you so much for your sympathy and support.'

And anyway, then we had to leave... when he resigned of course we had to leave the Admiralty in a hurry – make way for Winston Churchill.

[Q] That was an extraordinary brave thing to do.

It was, it was a brave thing to do. It was the only thing he did and he loved that job more than any job he'd ever had. To give the whole thing up, it was very brave, but there it was. He did feel very, very strongly that Chamberlain was selling us down the river.

And so we left and we didn't go back to Gower Street; I suppose Gower Street must have been sold. And my grandmother had left my mother her house in Chapel Street, SW1 so we went and lived there. And that was lovely because it had a huge library running down the one side of the back garden so for the first time my father, who had accumulated vast numbers of books all his life, most of which were always in packing cases because he never had enough place to put them, at last had a great big library and he had them all together for the first time. So that was lovely for him so made some compensation for the loss of his job. But of course, he was out in the wilderness until Winston Churchill took over in May, 1940.

John Julius Norwich (1929-2018) was an English popular historian, travel writer and television personality. He was educated at Upper Canada College, Toronto, at Eton, at the University of Strasbourg and on the lower deck of the Royal Navy before taking a degree in French and Russian at New College, Oxford. He then spent twelve years in H.M. Foreign Service, with posts at the Embassies in Belgrade and Beirut and at the Disarmament Conference in Geneva. In 1964 he resigned to become a writer. He is the author of histories of Norman Sicily, the Republic of Venice, the Byzantine Empire and, most recently, 'The Popes: A History'. He also wrote on architecture, music and the history plays of Shakespeare, and presented some thirty historical documentaries on BBC Television.

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Need to sell your local Sioux Falls house fast for cash? Explore your options below…
Yes, Local house sellers are still getting cash for houses in Sioux Falls SD even in this real estate market.  Years back, selling a Sioux Falls house for cash was quite easy and fun.

All you had to do was hang a “For Sale” tag on your front yard and wait for potential buyers to call you… and sometimes you’d get 5 above asking price offers before dinner time.

However, in today’s tough economy, coupled with an unstable (but stabilizing) housing market, just about everyone from homeowners to real estate investors and agents are having trouble when it comes to selling houses fast in some parts of the local market.

Throughout the country, more and more homeowners are seeking to sell their homes fast thus creating stiff competition in the market.

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Getting Cash For Houses in The Sioux Falls SD Area

There are a few viable options when you’re selling your Sioux Falls SD house for cash in today’s market… and I’ll walk through some options here in this article. Hopefully by the time you get to the bottom of this article you’ll have a pretty darn clear picture for the options you can go after to sell your house fast without hassling with a buyer who has to get a loan from a bank… that may take weeks or months.

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When you are trying to sell your Sioux Falls house fast, you must start off by taking complete charge of your emotions. When your life and money, or both, are tied up in the house, it is quite easy to succumb to the power of emotions when selling your house. However, you need to know that you will be able to make a wise decision and get the best deal when selling your house fast if you take a logical approach to the task at hand.

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While trying to sell their SD houses fast, most homeowners place a “For Sale” tag in their front yards blindly without doing a prior research of the prevailing market prices. Remember, every buyer wants to get the best value for his money… but some house sellers can wait the 3-6 months to sell that it may take for a full price buyer to come along… while other sellers need to sell immediately.

So if you need to sell immediately… see what the other houses in your neighborhood that are similar to yours are listed for (or just sold for)… then look and see how long they took to sell.  If you can’t wait that long… how much of a discount are you willing to give the cash buyer in order to attract them to buy your house quickly?

As such, potential buyers will be doing a thorough research in order to find the best house that suits their budget and needs. To help you out, you need to know what the other sellers are offering in order to know how to quote your house competitively.

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It is important that you establish whether your house can compete effectively with what other sellers are offering. It if cannot, then find out if you can make a few repairs to make it competitive in the marketplace. If this is necessary, you need to create a budget and timeline during which you will renovate your house before putting it up for sale if you’re going to try to sell it to a “retail” buyer (someone who plans on living in the house).

However, if you do not have the finances or time to repair the house, you can still sell it fast in “as is” state. That’s actually what we do here at Solid Rock Properties. We buy Sioux Falls houses… we pay cash… we can close quickly… and you won’t have to do any repairs at all.

Give us a call at 605-370-5541 if you need to sell fast... we can make you a fair all-cash offer within 24 hours. No obligation or hassle at all. Take the offer, chew on it and decide if it’s right for you.

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Most local Sioux Falls SD home sellers fail to sell their houses fast because they are asking for too much.

Be sure to talk with an experienced real estate agent in order to give your house the right valuation so you know what you may be able to sell it for if you list it with an agent.  If you can wait the 3-6 months to sell to a full priced buyer… awesome! Price it high and see what you can get!

If you have to sell your house fast… you’ll need to price your house more attractively and be willing to negotiate on price.

There are several reasons why you may want to get cash for houses in Sioux Falls. It could be due to a pending foreclosure, a recent divorce or death in the family or the need to downsize to save money. Regardless of your reasons, these simple tips can help you sell house fast at a competitive price.

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Pediatrician Summary: Pediatricians practice pediatrics which is a focus on the mental, social and physical health of children from birth to adulthood. Pediatricians diagnose and treat infections, illnesses, injuries and childhood diseases. Pediatricians can choose to enter general care or they can specialize in a system of the body, such as heart, kidney, or lung conditions.

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Wellspring Health Services offers walk-in for urgent care services to residents of Culpeper and the surrounding communities. Rather than only providing episodic treatment like some walk-in clinics, we offer quick, convenient medical care for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries as well as follow-up care with our family practice team under one umbrella at one location.

Timely, compassionate, and effective walk-in care is what you can expect when visiting Wellspring Health Services. With board-certified medical professionals and in-house laboratory testing and diagnostic services, we can accurately diagnose and treat a wide variety of non-life-threatening injuries and illnesses, such as:

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NORDEN Festival – One day with Svavar Knútur

The NORDEN Festival is a new festival, celebrating the nordic arts from Scandinavia and the northern parts of Germany. It is the first time this festival is held and it is located in Schleswig, at the Königswiesen, right at the beaches of the river Schlei. It is a beautiful location, especially when combined with good weather. The festival started on 30th August 2018 and will last – from Thursday on – until the 16th of September.

In the daytime there are a variety of cool things to do for kids (and the parents too), Yoga-lessons, theater and cinema screenings, archery and many more. But the best – as we experienced – are the plenty of food and drink stations all over: From good burgers to fish or potato pancakes, licorice, juices of beer – there is something for everyone.

From noon until the night-time the concerts happen with many artists and bands from Denmark, Norway , Iceland or Sweden. And many local musicians from around Hamburg.

We had the chance to see Martin Baltser and his band – a great singer from Denmark, Pish (from KMF-fame) from Bergen, Norway and Icelandic folk music troubadour Svavar Knútur which we had the chance to accompany one day at the festival.

Svavar Knútur

Accompanied by bass player Hidde, Svavar had several gigs that weekend ranging from regular sets in the evening and doing workshops with kids to sing and play instruments in songs ranging from German or Icelandic children songs, fun songs to Queen’s „We will rock you“ where everyone – not only the children but the parents too – had fun. With his nature and his humor it didn’t last too long until everyone was laughing.

When talking to Svavar it is clear that he is doing not a show there and is different off the stage – with a blink of an eye it’s about the beautiful landscape of the festival place, Snapchat-Apps or keeping healthy while on tour. He for sure has to tell a bunch of funny stories what has happened in the last years.

Later the day it was time for the regular live gig of Svavar and this is another special highlight – he calls himself the „broccoli of Singer-Songwriters“ – „Not the sexiest of the vegetables but everyone likes it and good for you!“ Well, besides weird stories about „Waldeinsamkeit“ he creates with his songs a perfect campfire atmosphere. The acoustic setting fits very well and his songs reflect his Icelandic origin very well.

The first single from his upcoming EP „Ahoy Side A“ was „Morgunn“ which went high in the Icelandic charts and is a perfect example for his sound.

Whereas the new single The Hurting is more uptempo and uses more electric instruments – an interesting new part of Svavar, And catchy as hell!

There is no better place to be when the sun goes down at NORDEN festival and you are watching a great gig just in front of the water. So congrats to the organizers of the NORDEN festival for finding such a good, relaxed location, for bringing up a good amount of great musicians and the positive atmosphere around the whole festival.

So catch it while you can on the last days from Thursday on, when the festival is going into the last weekend!

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The Russell House, 350 High Street, Middletown

Pierre Cabanne: Your first American readymade was called "In Advance of the Broken Arm." Why?
Marcel Duchamp: It was a snow shovel. In fact, I had written that phrase on it. Obviously I was hoping it was without sense, but deep down everything ends up by having some.

While composers may employ methods and strategies in an attempt to evade specific meaning, listeners are rarely devoid of a desire for that meaning. And, of course, any method or strategy carries its own entanglements with meaning, as do the sounds, objects, and behaviors they may shape. This event focuses on music that expose the recursive nature of these processes.

2pm Workshop presentation of Runthrough by David Behrman
The audience will be introduced to the piece Runthrough and invited to try their hand at playing parts of it. Runthrough is based on four channels of electronics designed and built by David Behrman.  Two performers shape the sounds,
based on multiple overlapping patterns of modulation that smoothly glide from tremolos to sharp, declarative impulses while two other performers diffuse those sounds throughout the space using a flashlight controlled homemade sound diffusion system.

David Behrman has been active as a composer and artist since the 1960s – making sound and multimedia installations for gallery spaces as well as compositions for performance in concerts. Working at Columbia Records in the late 1960s, Mr. Behrman produced many of the "Music of Our Time" series of new music recordings for Masterworks and Odyssey. Among them were the first recording of Terry Riley's In C as well as his Rainbow in Curved Air, and works by Robert Ashley, John Cage, Mauricio Kagel, Alvin Lucier, Richard Maxfield, Gordon Mumma, Pauline Oliveros, Henri Pousseur, Steve Reich, David Tudor, Christian Wolff, and other influential composers. Together with Robert Ashley, Alvin Lucier, and Gordon Mumma, Mr. Behrman founded the Sonic Arts Union in 1966. Sonic Arts performed extensively in North America and Europe from 1966 to 1976. Mr. Behrman worked extensively with the Merce Cunningham Dance Company, creating music for several repertory dances. Mr. Behrman was also co-director of the Center for Contemporary Music at Mills College from 1975 to 1980 and has returned to Mills as visiting artist/professor several times since then, most recently in February 2013. He has taught also at Cal Arts, Rutgers, Ohio State, and the Technical University in Berlin, and was a member of the Milton Avery Graduate Arts Program faculty at Bard College.

3pm Aletheia (1987) by Yasunao Tone performed by Barbara Held
The score consists of dance notations from eighth century China and analytical charts of the dance notations. The interpretation of the flutist is based on the meanings and phonetic values of the Chinese characters used in the score, numbers in the charts, and manipulation of the voice control solenoids by parameter of the flute’s amplitude. The solenoid system was first used for “Piano for Taoists,” with an ancient text, tales of Taoist hermits and magic, in English translation and original Chinese. The voice of the reader triggers electro-magnetic hammers on piano strings so the piano seems to be played by a ghost.

3:20pm Lecture (via GoToMeeting) by Godfre Leung, St. Cloud State University
Godfre Leung is an art historian and critic specializing in postwar and contemporary art, sound studies, and critical theory. He is currently working on a book project, tentatively titled Playback: Medium, Media, and Digital Audio in Marclay, Tone, and Eno, that analyzes critical uses of reproductive audio in three 1985 works of art and which articulates an alternative account of the digital shift through the perceptual matrix of the compact disc.

3:40pm Lecture (via GoToMeeting) by Yasunao Tone
Yasunao Tone, a co-founder of Group Ongaku and an original member of Fluxus, was born in Tokyo in 1935 and has resided in New York since 1972. He has given numerous concerts and group performances, and has participated in group exhibitions and collaborations.

4pm Panel discussion with David Behrman, Barbara Held, Ron Kuivila

Images: thumbnail - David Behrman; event image above - Yasunao Tone.


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Whistler’s Outdoor Concert Series returns for another year with a huge roster of incredible acts, all of which can be enjoyed for free!

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7th, December 2020

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Harry Kane backs into Brighton’s Adam Lallana with spectacular results

Tottenham and England star Harry Kane is starting to get a reputation for a dubious habit, to add to his rep for brilliant forward play. This habit starts with a quick look over his shoulder, then he backs into an opponent, often when said opponent is off the ground. When you’ve seen him do it three or four times, it does look a premeditated case of playing the man, not the ball:

You could call it his signature move, his finisher, but it’s nothing to be proud of. Worst case, he could break someone’s neck. He’s far from the first footballer to do this, mind, and it would be wrong to say he does it all the time, but he’s certainly one of the biggest names to be called out for it.

Kane’s defenders will say he’s being smart, or cute: he’s just standing his ground, he will take a knee in the back from time to time, plus he doesn’t have to jump for the ball. Who is right? It’s a little from column A, a little from column B, I think. Standing your ground is one thing, but actively backing into an opponent who is jumping so you can win a foul goes beyond gamesmanship and into the realm of dangerous play. I wonder if referees will start to pick up on it as the season progresses.

If I know one thing on this matter, it’s that Spurs head coach Jose Mourinho won’t be in a rush to tell Kane to stop.

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    he knows exactly what he is doing and the possible consequences for an opponent. it’s not cute, it’s dangerous. prick move.

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When it comes to recognition by others, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) awarded the Outback (with optional EyeSight) with its 2016 Top Safety Pick+ award. IIHS also recognized Outback for its Superior Front Crash Prevention capabilities (EyeSight-equipped models). The Subaru Outback also earned an ALG (formerly Automotive Lease Guide) Residual Value Award, Midsize Utility (2 row) Segment (for five consecutive years) as Subaru was named ALG’s best mainstream brand for the second year in a row.

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The truth is that kids are naturals, especially at the physical aspects of a yoga practice. The idea of stretching your body and forming it into the shapes of animals and other nature-inspired objects makes sense to kids. Of course you would hiss in Cobra! Why not gently sway your arms like branches as you balance on one foot in Tree? And challenging yourself to try a new pose also seems to resonate with children. They jump at the chance to balance on two hands in Crowor Handstand and relish the opportunity to work with a partner to form Two Scoops of Ice Cream (Child’s Pose stacked on top of each other).

The non-competitive nature of the physical activity in a yoga class gives children permission to take a chance, to lose their balance, to fall, to get back up and to try it again and to smile broadly through the entire experience. And with these fun activities, they are building strength, increasing flexibility, developing coordination and raising body awareness.

The benefits of yoga for kids extend beyond the physical though. Imagine the concentration it takes to balance on your sits bones in Boat Pose, the cooperation needed to create a new pose with a partner and the self control required to wait for your turn to demonstrate that pose. And sprinkled among the bursts of energetic activity are opportunities to chant, to sing, to create, and to be silent, reflective and inwardly focused. In short, all the aspects that you value in your yoga practice are available to children in theirs…albeit with a great deal more noise and laughter.

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Seven years ago, Hotline Miami, a fast-paced and brutally violent top-down shooter, was released to the public and was met with critical acclaim. Fans loved the intensity of the combat mechanics, the satisfying gameplay depth, and the brilliant musical score, and when Hotline Miami 2 released in 2015, the franchise's following only continued to swell in size. However, since then, no new games have been made, and most Hotline Miami fans have been waiting for a game that captures what made the series so special.

God's Trigger, a new title that takes heavy inspiration from Hotline Miami, is an excellent new top-down shooter with engaging gameplay, awesome visuals, and fantastic music. If you're looking for a game that's bloody, tactical, and gorgeous at the same time, God's Trigger is for you. It's expected to be released on April 18, 2019.

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While it's not perfect, God's Trigger offers a fantastic gameplay experience that any fans of brutal top-down shooter games like Hotline Miami will love.

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God's Trigger's gameplay is engaging, tactical, and tense. To combat enemies, you have two types of weapons: melee or ranged. Your melee weapon is on-hand at all times and can be infinitely used but lacks range, while ranged weapons have long-range killing potential but can run out of ammo. This means that you'll have to think carefully about how you go about fighting; for example, wasting your bullets on baddies that you could have easily killed with your melee attacks may haunt you in the long run if you end up needing that firepower. Likewise, choosing to tackle several foes at once with melee is extremely dangerous, and you'd be better off shooting some of them before they all reach you. Since you die in one hit, there's no room for errors. Thankfully, God's Trigger has generous checkpoints and doesn't punish you in any way other than by lowering your scoreboard total if you die.

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Age-rating | Rated M for Mature
Players | Single-player or co-op
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Most enemies die in one hit, too, although many of them have special abilities that they'll use to try and get an advantage. One enemy type is armored and can take two shots before death, for example, while another one will always opt to throw explosives at you. Learning how to combat these special foes is great fun, and each of them also offers a nice change of pace from standard enemies.

You can swap between the two protagonists of the game, Harry and Judy, whenever you please. Each of them have their pros and cons; Harry, for instance, is equipped with quick dashes and swift sword strikes that are perfect for close encounters, while Judy's longer-range whip and teleporting make her ideal for combat in open spaces. Sometimes you'll need to use their special abilities to solve puzzles as well, which is a break from all of the killing that I appreciate because it helps to keep the pacing of the game from getting stale. My only real issue with the gameplay is that some of the AI enemies can be exploited easily, but that's not a huge issue.

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True to its Hotline Miami roots, God's Trigger is vibrant, visceral, and very bloody. You can quite literally paint the walls and floor with the blood of your enemies, and seeing the bright red splash against the game's gorgeous level environments and characters really makes you feel like you're kicking ass. In addition, the score is a wonderful mix of hardcore rock and metal tracks that suit God's Trigger's violent tones perfectly.

For the most part, God's Trigger runs excellently, though it isn't perfectly optimized. The stuttering problems I experienced during my preview of the game still exist, but they are far less common. Even so, stuttering can and will get you killed in a game like this, so as long as you are willing to die a few times thanks to unlucky software issues, you'll have nothing else to worry about.

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I wish I could say I have a huge barn that I can put all the sheep inside with a deep bed of straw during lambing time, but it simply is not so. My lambing barn will hold about 14 lambing jugs and that is jam packed full. Such that to get to the pens on the far side I must climb through some others. It is far from ideal, but it has worked for many years.

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The Lambing Barn

Early Arrivals

I did not plan to be having lambs born here, in my setup, in January- it was not my choice. There are times that Mother Nature takes these things into her own hands and gives the ram a supernatural ability to fly over fences, plow through them, or at times there is no evidence of just how these things happen. This year happens to be one of those years. I have been moving my planned lambing later and later over the last few years. Now it is end of March, early April. Unfortunately, not every got the memo and now the task at hand is survival of the little woolly, wet, deliveries that arrive unplanned.

Useful Lambing Supplies

A Few Helpful Lambing Items

Some items that I find very useful winter items are:

· Hairdryer

· Old Towels

· Stomach tube

· Colostrum substitute/ milk replacer

· Homemade lamb coats

· Ability to make decisions very little sleep

Time is Important

I have a three and a half sided shed where many of the lambs are born, the other choice seems to be next to the round bale feeder outside. It is my job to patrol these areas every three hours or so. In this weather a lamb has less than an hour from birth to death without some help. Normally very easy births that would require no assistance in warmer, balmy 32-degree weather are at risk without help.

Newborn Lamb and Mom

The lamb has very little fat reserve and once they are born if they do not get a meal quickly, they do not have the energy to even get up to try. If the lamb is small or when there are twins that keep the mother more occupied, it becomes even more crucial to be present. With a three-hour window even the first-time mom that gives very little sign of labor starting, can deliver the lambs and it still gives me time to arrive to help before the lamb is too chilled.

First Steps

In the ideal situation, I arrive just after the lamb is born and the mother is cleaning it off. The first thing I do is to move mother and lamb(s) into the lambing shed. I always have an empty pen ready with deep straw.

Once they are in the pen, I grab a towel and dry the ears, it doesn’t take much for them to freeze. If they freeze, they may swell with fluid and some part of the ear may be lost later. If they are frozen do not rub them, I will hold them between my warm hands to try to thaw them. You can also put them in warm, not hot water if they are in the house. I occasionally have had some lose the end of their ear, but it doesn’t happen too often.

After the ears are dried, I help mom with the rest of the lamb. Rub vigorously over the damp wool to dry it. This also gets the lamb interested in getting up to nurse.

I dip their navel in iodine and check their eyelids quick too while I am drying them. I look to make sure the eyelid is not rolled in so that the lashes are against the eyeball. If it is, usually just a quick stretch will pull it out and they generally are fine. Sometimes this can take a couple times before they stay where they are supposed to. If they refuse to stay out it may need medical attention so it doesn’t blind the lamb and would be considered a genetic defect.

Tube Feeding

Lamb Stomach Tubes and Syringe

All this activity takes less than a couple minutes and it is on to the important first meal. I strip the teats on mom to make sure there is a flow of milk. If the lamb is ready to nurse and seems vigorous, I will point it in the right direction and be sure that it finds the teat. More often in this cold weather I prefer to tube feed them their first meal. That way I know they have enough, and it will give them the energy to figure out the whole nursing thing.

For the milk, if mom has a good supply and is reasonably cooperative, I milk a couple ounces from her to feed the lamb. If it is a new mom that is a bit nutsy or if mom is hard to milk, then I use commercial colostrum for the first feeding. In an emergency I have even used just milk replacer, it is just 2 ounces and it will soon have colostrum from mom.

I usually put the milk into a bottle and put it in my inside coat pocket to keep it warm while I put the stomach tube into the lamb’s stomach and attach the syringe. Then pour 2-3 ounces of the warm milk into the syringe and wait for it to run into the lamb’s stomach. Do not force it. In some cases, mom’s milk is so thick I have added warm water to it, or it will not run through the tube.

Inserting the Stomach Tube

This can be very scary the first couple times.   I remember a professor that was giving a talk saying that if you have the tube all the way in, it is in the stomach not the lungs. Check the length of the tube held up to the lamb, see where it falls when stretched to the full length. I like a tube that is a little stiffer. I keep it in my inside coat pocket, so it stays soft in the cold before I need it. Hold the lamb across your lap. Insert the tube into the lambs mouth along the side and gently push it back into its throat and continue to push the full length of the tube in. If there is resistance try again. It should slide in fairly easily. Once it is all the way inserted some other things to consider, is the lamb crying- then it is not in its lungs- proceed. If you blow into the end of the tube can you feel it gurgle in the stomach- it is not in its lungs-proceed. If you cannot get the entire tube in then you need to start over.  I have never got milk in a lamb’s lungs using a stomach tube. I have, however, had a lamb drinking from a bottle suck milk into its lungs, so sometimes for a weak lamb it is the better option. Place the syringe on the end of the tube. Hold onto the lamb so it cannot jerk away, and pull out the tube when you begin to pour the milk. Allow it to slowly drain into the lambs stomach, do NOT use the plunger on the syringe to force it. Once the syringe is empty bend the end of the tube so that air cannot enter the tube while you pull it out. This will prevent any remaining milk in the tube from running out as it passes the lungs on the way out. Even if you don’t know how to use it, it is a good tool to have, in a situation where there are no other options it is worth a try. This is often when we learn new skills, when we must.

Lamb Coats

If the lamb is a smaller lamb, a twin, or seems slow to get going I will put a lamb coat on them. In my house old sweat shirts and sweaters, even big wool socks do not get discarded, they find a new life as lamb coats.

Sweat Shirt Sleeve Lamb Coat in 5 Minutes

Making the Lamb Coat

1.       Cut the sleeve off the shirt at just above elbow length. The cuff of the shirt becomes the head/neck hole for the lamb. (For extra large lambs you may need to remove the ribbed cuff, so it is not too tight.)

2. About 3” back from the cuff cut a hole on the underside of the coat to put the lamb’s front legs through.

3. Measure back another 1-2” and cut the remaining bottom of the coat out, tapering it around to the top. This will allow the navel area to be uncovered, but the strip of material will hold it round their belly.

Completed Lamb Coat- Ready for Service

Now the lamb is dry, fed, and wearing a coat and ready to spend some time with mom.

Lamb with Lamb Coat, Ready for the Outdoor Weather

Don’t Forget Mom

There are a few things mom needs now, some water- warm if you can with a little molasses is really a treat. I like hanging buckets with snap clips (snap clips better than baling twine and duct tape on my farm) this way the lamb can’t get into it and mom doesn’t immediately dump it over. In -20 weather I refill water 3 times a day.  She would also like a nice flake of hay to munch on. I wait until day 2 to give any grain. You don’t want too much milk right away, the lambs are not ready for high production yet.

It is a good time to leave them alone for a couple hours. I used to think I had to witness the lamb nurse. I found that some lambs were so frustrating and no matter what I could not manage to coax them to the teat. Now I tube feed them and walk away for a while. It is an unusual situation when I return, and they have not figured it out on their own. I don’t wear the lamb out trying to force it and my frustration level remains low.

Chilled Lamb

What if you didn’t find the lamb right away and it is hypothermic? In this case time is very critical. If the lamb has any life left, then there may be a chance to save it.  I take the lamb into the house. I have a homemade hot pack that is just made from cotton cloth with rice inside it sewn into a pillow. It can be microwaved for a couple minutes to heat it up. I put the hot pack in a zip-lock bag, wrapped in a towel next to the lamb, then wrap all that in a couple more towels. Now the lamb is placed in front of the wood stove. If the lamb is chilled but still moving around this will usually be enough to warm it up and then tube feed it before returning it to mother.

Lamb Happily Soaking up Some Heat

A hair dryer blowing into the tented towel can also be helpful to add extra heat.

If the lamb is unresponsive then I take it in and fill a bucket with warm water and put the lamb into the bucket holding its head above the edge. This takes a little time, and water may need to be continually added to keep it warm. I usually pull a chair up to the laundry sink for this. You could use a kitchen sink, but not everyone wants a slimy newborn lamb in the kitchen sink. Eventually, when you stick your finger into the lambs mouth you will find that it is beginning to warm. At this point the lamb can be moved to the hot pack near the fire and tube fed. Usually once they warm up, they will start to look for mom and with milk in their tummy can regulate their temperature.

One possible downside to the water method is that it can wash the odor off the lamb and the mother might reject it. Then at least you have a live bottle lamb vs a frozen dead lamb.

About Bottle Feeding

When I have a bottle lamb there are some precautions that I like to take. Be careful to mix the ,milk replacer at the same temperature and quantity. It can also improve gut health to add a teaspoon of yogurt to the milk. In nature lambs do not drink a full bottle a few times a day, they get a few sips here and there. It is not natural to fill their bellies. For the first few days they should be fed small amounts every few hours.

How Much to Feed?

Lamb Weight x 16oz= weight of lamb in ounces   lamb weight in ounces x 20% = number of ounces per day

Divide number of ounces per day by the number of feedings to get amount per feeding.

Example 8-pound lamb x 16 = 128 ounces 128x.2= 25.6 ounces per day

Number of feedings:

Days 1 every 2 hours

Day 2-7 every 4 hours

Day 8-16 every 6 hours

Day 17-30 every 8 hours

Day 30-weaning every 12 hours

A week or two before weaning they should be eating other food well, I cut down to 1x day feeding to start to wean them off bottle.

I often hear people that lose bottle lambs say that it must not have had colostrum, but more often I believe it was clostridium that killed them. If they usually happily eat their bottle and suddenly want nothing to do with it there is cause for alarm. They probably have an upset gut.  I have started giving a dose of Clostridium Perfringens C & D ANTITOXIN to any bottle lamb as preventative. This is different from the C/D & T toxoid that is used to vaccinate the lambs later. The antitoxin is a preventative before they have immunity from the toxoid vaccination. You can add it to the bottle or give it as an injection. I am sure it has saved several of my bottle lambs. If the lamb does not take a bottle, then I usually dilute the replacer with more water to make it easier to digest and work the amount back up as they tolerate it. A tablespoon of Pepto Bismol in the bottle can also help calm an upset stomach.

I think it is always best for the lamb to remain with mom if possible. They learn to be a lamb from mom. Even in the cases of no milk, little milk, or triplets I prefer to leave the lambs with mom and supplement feed them. Mom may get a little frustrated when the lambs all come running to you, but she still provides a good role model to teach them how to be a sheep. In the case of triplets, I will usually supplement them so they still nurse from mom, but she may not have enough to feed the whole group. In this case I try to choose girls to provide the extra feedings to. Once the boys have been bottle reared, they must be wethered or they pose a danger to the shepherd later in life.

I hope some of these tips help you with your lambs. If you have tips to share I would love to hear them! In the mean time it is time for my 3 hour check…

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What to expect from a Star Wars Obi-Wan Kenobi movie

How an Obi-Wan standalone could expand the Star Wars universe

19 Aug 2017

Long-rumoured and now seemingly confirmed, Disney and Lucasfilm are developing a new Star Wars standalone movie centred on Obi-Wan Kenobi, the Jedi Master who trained Luke Skywalker in the original 1977 movie.

British director Stephen Daldry is in "early talks" to take on the project, per Hollywood Reporter, which has no release window and no script in place. Daldry is best known for human dramas Billy Elliot and Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close rather than sci-fi blockbusters, making him an interesting pick for the film.

But what would a solo Obi-Wan Kenobi film actually look like? While there's plenty of untapped material from Obi-Wan's younger days – from his childhood on the never-seen planet Stewjon to his time as a Padawan under Qui-Gon Jinn, it's unlikely we'll see much, if anything, of Young Obi-Wan. There are two likely reasons for this.

One is that, since taking ownership of Star Wars, Disney has been almost slavishly devoted to fan nostalgia – be it The Force Awakens hitting practically the exact same story beats as A New Hope, Rogue One's plethora of Classic Trilogy cameos (was anyone really crying out for a reappearance of Dr Evazan and Ponda Baba?), or the rumours that the untitled Han Solo movie will again feature the Death Star, modern Star Wars is an endless remix of what fans love and recognise. One thing fans notoriously disliked was infant Anakin Skywalker "yippee!"-ing his way around Tattooine, or petulant teen Anakin grumping his way across the galaxy. A flashback Obi-Wan story, then, even with better writing and solid performances, would likely rub a little too close to unwanted territory for Disney.

The other is that while actor Ewan McGregor – who played Obi-Wan in Episodes I-III – has previously said he'd be up for reprising the role, Liam Neeson is unlikely to return as Qui-Gon. That's to say nothing of the fact that The Phantom Menace was released 18 years ago, so exploring their earlier Master-Padawan days would require constant effects work akin to the techniques used on Grand Moff Tarkin and Princess Leia in Rogue One.

Instead, the far more likely scenario is that Obi-Wan's time in exile will be explored, from the end of Revenge of the Sith to the point young Luke Skywalker meets him in A New Hope. Although no casting announcements have been made, McGregor is age appropriate for this period in the character's life, and it fits with Disney's pattern of squeezing all its Star Wars standalones around the run up to the increasingly mythologised Episode IV.

This presents its own set of storytelling challenges and opportunities though. In A New Hope, not only was "Old Ben" Kenobi (played by Alec Guiness, who infamously hated his perpetual association with the role) seen as a slightly mad old hermit, the Jedi themselves and the Force as a concept were widely held as myths. Making the connection from the end of Sith, where the Jedi were widely known as the Galactic Republic's knights and peacekeepers, and that state of affairs could be fascinating. An Obi-Wan film – or even a self-contained trilogy - could explore this shift in galactic opinion, with Obi-Wan working in the shadows as the fascist Empire engages in a decades-long propaganda campaign painting the Jedi as charlatans and fakes.

There's also ample material to mine from the old Expanded Universe – the books, comics, video games and other content that was published prior to Disney's purchase of Star Wars. Although this has all been deemed no longer in continuity, there are lost riches in those stories. Disney has also proven it's not above reclaiming Expanded Universe characters and concepts that could still work, such as bringing Grand Admiral Thrawn into the animated Star Wars Rebels series and publishing new novels around the character, so it's not beyond the pale that some of the currently-unofficial Obi-Wan stories could be repurposed.

Perhaps the most promising element to reclaim would be Obi-Wan's adventures with Ferus Olin, a Jedi Padawan who survived the Order 66 purge. Helping Ferus evade the Empire, Obi-Wan briefly took him on as his own student, helping establish something of an underground railroad for other survivors. Their quest temporarily took Kenobi away from Tattooine too, which would allow Daldry to showcase new and unseen worlds in the Star Wars universe.

The story would have everything too: a desperate escape run from the Empire that could merge the bold action of the classics with the spy elements of Rogue One; the emotional resonance of Obi-Wan's reluctance and guilt at taking on another Padawan after Anakin's fall from grace; plot threads that could connect to the Prequel Trilogy, Original Trilogy, and animated series such as Clone Wars and Rebels, but also be removed enough to stand on its own and be morphed to fit Disney's new continuity; and ultimately a strand of hope for the future of the Jedi, even at one of the darkest points in their history. Plus, as an added bonus, while Obi-Wan and Ferus are on the run, they're pursued by Boba Fett, another fan-favourite who is also set for his own film.

Ferus would be an interesting addition to the new Star Wars canon, too. The hero of the young adult The Last of the Jedi series, he already has some recognition to a segment of the fandom, and he would add some more diversity to the universe – author Jude Watson has said the character was intended to be gay.

Another possibility for Obi-Wan is adapting content that is already canon: Marvel's current Star Wars comics. With a major comic book publisher already under the same corporate umbrella, Disney made sure everything aligned when it bought Star Wars. Everything that has happened in the comics since then officially "counts", and one element could already be seeding an Obi-Wan movie – the character's journals. These shorts see "Old Ben" working largely behind the scenes, protecting young Luke from the shadows as the future Jedi grows up.

The only problem is that, unlike tapping stories such as helping Ferus Olin, this approach limits Obi-Wan's movements, effectively trapping him – and the movie – on Tattooine. It could be good to establish how dull, restrictive, and tough it was (Luke's Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru were moisture farmers remember, painting a picture of how desperate life on that desert planet is), and there's no shortage of organised crime going on around Mos Eisley and through the Hutts, but sticking to just one world would create a very different Star Wars film.

One key point to remember is that any Untitled Obi-Wan Movie will likely arrive after Episode IX. Despite being set decades after Obi-Wan's death, the Colin Trevorrow-directed finale to the "Skywalker Saga" could yet have repercussions for the character's past, especially if fan speculation of Rey having some connection to Kenobi prove true. If she is, hypothetically, Obi-Wan's granddaughter or even grand-niece, that would mean a closer look at his family could be a central part of any film. And Disney does love giving everything a family message....

Either way, we're likely to be waiting a lot longer to find out more details on any Star Wars: Obi-Wan, especially with even Daldry's involvement far from iron-clad. Whenever it does arrive though, fans will no doubt rally to find out more about that mad old desert hermit.