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When displaying your images via the gallery shortcode, WordPress will display image-links for each image in the gallery. Each of these image-links points to the image-gallery page for that particular image. The image gallery is created by the image.php template if present in your theme files. Here is a basic way to display your gallery images from within the image-gallery loop:
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Full tutorial of image attachment for WP could be found here http://digwp.com/2009/08/awesome-image-attachment-recipes-for-wordpress/
Much arts in healthcare research has focused on architecture or design issues. This growing body of research confirms that the physical design of healthcare settings can contribute to either positive or negative outcomes for patients. A movement toward thoughtful evidence-based design is bringing the patient, staff, and families into the center of the healthcare experience; increasing patient safety; and enhancing the overall quality of care provided (Sadler & Joseph, 2008). Read the rest of this entry »
Since last year, the WordPress themes market has grown incredibly. The reason? Great designs, of course, but also a lot of amazing new functionality. Top WordPress developers are always looking to get the most out of WordPress and use all of their knowledge to find ways to make their favorite blogging engine even more powerful. Read full post
The pandemic H1N1 2009 virus continues to spread among humans worldwide currently causing mild symptoms in the majority of cases; however, there is no evidence at this time that animals are playing any role in the epidemiology or the spread of the virus.
Public and animal health experts worldwide continue their joint effort on scientific research aimed at better understanding the virus and providing sound and science-based recommendations for its prevention and control. The OIE is in the process to expand its current Reference Laboratories for avian influenza to include expertise on all animal influenza viruses and emphasize research on the behavior of these viruses at the human-animal interface.
What dog owner has not come home to a broken vase or other valuable items and a guilty-looking dog slouching around the house? By ingeniously setting up conditions where the owner was misinformed as to whether their dog had really committed an offense, Alexandra Horowitz, Assistant Professor from Barnard College in New York, uncovered the origins of the “guilty look” in dogs in the recently published “Canine Behaviour and Cognition” Special Issue of Elsevier’s Behavioural Processes.
During the study, owners were asked to leave the room after ordering their dogs not to eat a tasty treat. While the owner was away, Horowitz gave some of the dogs this forbidden treat before asking the owners back into the room. In some trials the owners were told that their dog had eaten the forbidden treat; in others, they were told their dog had behaved properly and left the treat alone. What the owners were told, however, often did not correlate with reality.
This study sheds new light on the natural human tendency to interpret animal behavior in human terms. Anthropomorphisms compare animal behavior to human behavior, and if there is some superficial similarity, then the animal behavior will be interpreted in the same terms as superficially similar human actions. This can include the attribution of higher-order emotions such as guilt or remorse to the animal.
Johne’s disease (pronounced yo-knees) is a contagious, chronic and usually fatal bacterial infection that mainly infects the small intestine of such ruminants as cattle, sheep and goats as well as farm-raised deer, elk, llamas, alpaca, bison and zoological wildlife.
Until now, the only way to prevent the disease was to identify and cull infected animals and then prevent the spread of the disease with management changes. The Cornell team identified and prepared the antigen necessary for the vaccine development. Their antigen is licensed to the Biotechnology Research and Development Corp.
Johne’s disease is caused by the Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis, a hardy bacterium known to survive for up to a year in the outside environment, and related to the agents of leprosy and tuberculosis. Found worldwide, the bacterium causes a thickening of the intestinal wall that blocks the normal absorption of food. Infected animals eat normally but cannot absorb any nutrients, which results in wasting and death.
Scientists at Cornell’s College of Veterinary Medicine have developed a vaccine that prevents Johne’s disease, a condition that leads to $220 million to $250 million in losses annually to the U.S. dairy industry. The breakthrough will be published in the January 2009 issue of the journal Vaccine.
The ESAVS Certificate of Small Animal Veterinary Practice is granted by the ESAVS of the University of Luxemburg, complying with the rules and regulations laid down by the Ministry of Higher Education of the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg.
It offers structured formal education to veterinarians seeking to become competent small animal practitioners and promotes continuous life-long professional development in the field of small animal veterinary medicine.
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It is no wonder that a large portion of all funny and creative content actually comes from ads and commercials. Full list can be found here
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