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Cows' status for haplotypes impacting fertility on the records of 1 Holstein Association USA, Inc. as of 04/11/2016 (Blank=Tested-Free, C=Carrier) Use CTRL-F to search Name Registration HH1 HH2 HH3 HH4 HH5 HCD W-BROOK ACHIL MIZZOU-ET 840003133377330 W-BROOK CASHCOIN LYNN-1285 USA 74092188 3 W-BROOK CASUAL NANCY-1262 USA 73197421 W-BROOK DEFENDER SARA-1257 USA 73197416 W-BROOK DELTA MAZE-ET 840003133377337 W-BROOK DELTA MIMSY-ET 840003133377340 W-BROOK GRACE SHAYDA-ET 840003133377323 W-BROOK KAMIK HAYLIE 1052 USA 71574705 W-BROOK KEYBD NIKI-1221 USA 73197380 1 W-BROOK MOGUL GENESIS USA 71929219 W-BROOK MONTE MARLA 840003133377341 W-BROOK PROFIT MONEY-ET 840003133377339 W-BROOK RACER BAILY-ET USA 73650201 W-BROOK RACER BELLA-ET USA 73650202 W-BROOK REDLINE GRACE-RED USA 72608049 1 W-BROOK SHERAC SUE 1045 USA 71574698 W-BROOK TANGO GRACE-1265 USA 73197424 W-BROOK TANGO HOLLY-1252 USA 73197411 W-M ARIANNAS ALLIE-ET USA 62099433 W-M SEPT STORM KARA KISS-ET USA 62099467 C 1 W-MUELLER MAYFIELD 14128 840003012643383 C W-MUELLER MOGUL 16342 840003129377923 W-R-L ABRAM JAIMEE 8477 USA 72731396 C W-R-L ABRAM JERRI 8468 USA 72731387 W-R-L ABRAM JOAN 8494 USA 72731413 3 W-R-L ABRAM LARKSPUR 8417 USA 72731336 W-R-L ABRAM LUCYLYNN 8481 USA 72731400 W-R-L ABRAM ROBERTA 8466 USA 72731385 W-R-L AIRNET JALIA 8345-ET USA 71280550 W-R-L AIRNET JAXIE 8349-ET USA 71280554 W-R-L AIRNET JAYNA 8339-ET USA 71280544 W-R-L AIRNET JOLENE 8347-ET USA 71280552 W-R-L BAYONET JILL 8639 840003131202684 W-R-L BEACON ATHENA 8297 USA 69103440 1 W-R-L BEACON VIRGINIA 8400 USA 72731319 W-R-L BENATAR JOLAN 8358-ET USA 71280563 W-R-L BENATAR JUSTICE 8370 USA 71280575 W-R-L BOOKEM FRAN 8267 USA 69103410 W-R-L BOOKEM JEMIMA 8635 840003131202680 W-R-L BOOKEM MYSTIQUE 8619 840003131202664 W-R-L BOOKEM ROSALIND 8610 840003131202655 W-R-L BRONCO JEEPERS 8293 USA 69103436 C W-R-L BRONCO JENNIFER 8272 USA 69103415 C W-R-L BRONCO JODY 8275-ET USA 69103418 C W-R-L BRONCO JOURNEY 8363 USA 71280568 C Cows' status for haplotypes impacting fertility on the records of 2 Holstein Association USA, Inc. as of 04/11/2016 (Blank=Tested-Free, C=Carrier) Use CTRL-F to search Name Registration HH1 HH2 HH3 HH4 HH5 HCD W-R-L BRONCO KELLY 8292 USA 69103435 C W-R-L BRONCO MYRA 8276-ET USA 69103419 W-R-L CM ESPERANZA 8373 USA 71280578 W-R-L COACH JENAVIEVE 8374 USA 71280579 W-R-L CRANK IT JASHER 8661 840003131202706 W-R-L CROWN KALLIE 8379 USA 71280584 W-R-L DAKKER CECILIA 8476 USA 72731395 4 W-R-L DEFEND JAYNA 8498-ET USA 72731417 W-R-L DEFENDER PALMIRA 8513 USA 74081289 W-R-L DORCY GABRIELLA 8560 USA 74081336 W-R-L DORCY JANELLE 8561 USA 74081337 W-R-L DORCY JOYCE 8577 USA 74081353 W-R-L DURABLE CABOT 8329-ET USA 71280534 3 W-R-L EXPLODE JAKLYN 8396 USA 71280601 1 W-R-L EXPLODE JAYA 8398-ET USA 71280603 W-R-L EXPLODE JINA 8393-ET USA 71280598 W-R-L EXPLODE JINX 8389-ET USA 71280594 W-R-L EXPLODE JOBEY 8390-ET USA 71280595 W-R-L EXPLODE JODI 8395-ET USA 71280600 W-R-L EXPLODE JORGINA 8386 USA 71280591 W-R-L FREDDIE DELILAH 8609 840003131202654 W-R-L FREDDIE JANICE 8643 840003131202688 W-R-L FREDDIE JOSIE 8563 USA 74081339 W-R-L GAMBLER CLARA 8664 840003131202709 W-R-L GCHIP JADE 8311-ET USA 71280516 W-R-L GCHIP JASMINE 8309-ET USA 71280514 W-R-L GCHIP JESSE 8307-ET USA 71280512 W-R-L GOLD CHIP JAN 8304-ET USA 71280509 W-R-L GOLDWYN ANNE 8199 USA 63139313 1 W-R-L GUN JACKETTE 8646-ET 840003131202691 W-R-L GUTHRIE FASHION 8335 USA 71280540 W-R-L GUTHRIE JASMINE 8351 USA 71280556 W-R-L HALOGEN ABIGAIL 8545 USA 74081321 W-R-L HALOGEN JOELLE 8568 USA 74081344 W-R-L HALOGEN KOSMO 8547-ET USA 74081323 W-R-L HALOGEN VOYAGE 8567 USA 74081343 W-R-L HARTFORD JEAN 8553-ET USA 74081329 W-R-L HILL DEBONNAIRE 8356 USA 71280561 W-R-L HILL JAILYN 8375 USA 71280580 W-R-L HILL JESTINA 8377 USA 71280582 W-R-L HILL PENELOPE 8472 USA 72731391 C W-R-L HOTSHOT JOANN 8621-ET 840003131202666 C W-R-L HUNTER ESMERALDA 8372 USA 71280577 W-R-L HUNTER JOSLIN 8359-ET USA 71280564 W-R-L JABIR JALIA 8483-ET USA 72731402 Cows' status for haplotypes impacting fertility on the records of 3 Holstein Association USA, Inc. as of 04/11/2016 (Blank=Tested-Free, C=Carrier) Use CTRL-F to search Name Registration HH1 HH2 HH3 HH4 HH5 HCD W-R-L JABIR JAYNA 8482-ET USA 72731401 W-R-L JABIR JAYNA 8484-ET USA 72731403 W-R-L JABIR JILL 8537 USA 74081313 C 3 W-R-L JABIR JOLENE 8500-ET USA 74081276 W-R-L JACKPOT JDOUBLE 8497 USA 72731416 W-R-L JERRICK CLAUDIA 8362 USA 71280567 1 W-R-L JETT-AIR DAKOTA 8508 USA 74081284 C W-R-L JETT-AIR LOANNA 8603 840003131202648 W-R-L JETT-AIR ROSALIE 8584 USA 74081360 W-R-L JULIUS JENIKA 8540 USA 74081316 W-R-L MANIFORD JAYME 8623 840003131202668 W-R-L MANOMAN JULYANNA 8520 USA 74081296 W-R-L MANOMAN2 JANE 8564 USA 74081340 W-R-L MANOMAN2 LOVELLA 8542 USA 74081318 W-R-L MARTY JACOLYN 8620-ET 840003131202665 W-R-L MARTY JANUARY 8645-ET 840003131202690 W-R-L MARTY JENAYA 8626-ET 840003131202671 W-R-L MARTY JEZIREE 8617-ET 840003131202662 W-R-L MASEY DIONNA 8641 840003131202686 C W-R-L MASSEY BERNADINE 8541 USA 74081317 W-R-L MASSEY DOREEN 8622 840003131202667 W-R-L MASSEY GALIENA 8562 USA 74081338 W-R-L MASSEY HESPERIA 8573 USA 74081349 W-R-L MASSEY JANE 8480-ET USA 72731399 W-R-L MASSEY JANE 8546-ET USA 74081322 W-R-L MASSEY JANE 8552-ET USA 74081328 W-R-L MASSEY JELENA 8492 USA 72731411 W-R-L MASSEY JEMMY 8493 USA 72731412 W-R-L MASSEY JERICA 8446 USA 72731365 W-R-L MASSEY JEWEL 8634 840003131202679 W-R-L MASSEY JOANNA 8465 USA 72731384 W-R-L MASSEY JORGETTE 8536 USA 74081312 W-R-L MASSEY JOVANA 8442-ET USA 72731361 W-R-L MASSEY JOVITA 8441-ET USA 72731360 W-R-L MASSEY JUDITH 8551-ET USA 74081327 W-R-L MASSEY LIBERTY 8514 USA 74081290 W-R-L MASSEY LISSY 8467 USA 72731386 W-R-L MASSEY MARILYN 8518 USA 74081294 W-R-L MASSEY MODESTY 8454 USA 72731373 W-R-L MAXUM MILLICENT 8426 USA 72731345 W-R-L MILNGTON JERA 8631-ET 840003131202676 W-R-L MILYTON JAYAH 8652-ET 840003131202697 W-R-L MILYTON JYNX 8657-ET 840003131202702 W-R-L MOGUL JACEY 8596-ET USA 74081372 W-R-L MOGUL JAXEE 8433-ET USA 72731352 Cows' status for haplotypes impacting fertility on the records of 4 Holstein Association USA, Inc. as of 04/11/2016 (Blank=Tested-Free, C=Carrier) Use CTRL-F to search Name Registration HH1 HH2 HH3 HH4 HH5 HCD W-R-L MOGUL JAXIN 8435-ET USA 72731354 W-R-L MOGUL JAYANTI 8612 840003131202657 W-R-L MOGUL JAYDRA 8599-ET USA 74081375 W-R-L MOGUL JAZETTE 8437-ET USA 72731356 W-R-L MOGUL JAZLYN 8438-ET USA 72731357 W-R-L MOGUL JAZZY 8434-ET USA 72731353 W-R-L MOGUL JELA 8601-ET 840003131202646 W-R-L MOGUL JENALYNN 8614 840003131202659 W-R-L MOGUL JESTINE 8439-ET USA 72731358 W-R-L MOGUL JULIE 8382 USA 71280587 W-R-L MOGUL MILDRED 8632 840003131202677 W-R-L MOM2 JECOLIAH 8592 USA 74081368 W-R-L MOM2 JESSENIA 8475 USA 72731394 W-R-L MOM2 JUTURNA 8583 USA 74081359 W-R-L MONTEREY DANICA 8658 840003131202703 C W-R-L MONTEREY JENI 8654-ET 840003131202699 W-R-L MONTEREY JOAN 8648-ET 840003131202693 W-R-L MONTEREY JOLLY 8663 840003131202708 W-R-L MONTEREY JUDA 8656-ET 840003131202701 W-R-L MONTEREY JUDY 8660-ET 840003131202705 W-R-L MONTEREY JUNE 8649-ET 840003131202694 W-R-L NUMERO UNO JEHAN 8606 840003131202651 W-R-L OAK JACARANDA 8457-ET USA 72731376 W-R-L OBSERVER ESTELLE 8522 USA 74081298 W-R-L OBSERVER JANUARY 8591 USA 74081367 W-R-L OBSERVER JEAN 8588 USA 74081364 W-R-L OBSERVER JERI 8512 USA 74081288 W-R-L OBSERVER JILL 8511 USA 74081287 W-R-L OBSERVER LILITH 8557 USA 74081333 W-R-L OBSERVER PALOMA 8355 USA 71280560 W-R-L PLANET DEBONAIR 8505 USA 74081281 W-R-L PLANET DELANEY 8595 USA 74081371 W-R-L PLANET DEVINE 8504 USA 74081280 W-R-L PLANET ESSENCE 8534 USA 74081310 W-R-L PLANET ETERNITY 8503 USA 74081279 C W-R-L PLANET JAKAYLA 8570 USA 74081346 W-R-L PLANET JANESSA 8530 USA 74081306 W-R-L PLANET JAZZELLE 8479 USA 72731398 W-R-L PLANET JENIBELLE 8429 USA 72731348 W-R-L PLANET PHOEBE 8507 USA 74081283 W-R-L PLATINUM DAFODYL 8616 840003131202661 W-R-L PLATINUM ELAINE 8662 840003131202707 W-R-L PLATINUM LACHELL 8637 840003131202682 W-R-L PONDER JASMIN 8525-ET USA 74081301 W-R-L PONDER JAXINE 8527-ET USA 74081303 Cows' status for haplotypes impacting fertility on the records of 5 Holstein Association USA, Inc.
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    Tested textiles for: Brooks Default Orientation UTR Textiles are a critical component of our seating and screen products. The following list is intended to facilitate selection of textiles for use on our products. COM Selections Stylex is pleased to accept COM selections, but they must be approved. Stylex reserves the right to reject textiles to ensure that quality and construction are satisfactory for intended use. Once COM is approved, Stylex assumes no responsibility for its overall appearance, durability, colorfastness, or any other quality issues after upholstered on a Stylex product. Textile Orientation Textile orientation is determined by Stylex on a per product basis. Yardage requirements shown in the Stylex price list are calculated based on the product’s default orientation. Yardage requirements may increase for COM’s that require an orientation differing from the default. Please see textile orientation explanations below: 1. Railroaded (RR) – The textile is applied to the unit perpendicular to the direction of the roll. 2. Up the Roll (UTR) – The textile is applied to the unit parallel to the direction of the roll. Textile Maintenance Please note that the below textiles identified as bleach cleanable were indicated as such by the textile supplier as of 6/1/2020. Detailed cleaning instructions and confirmation of disinfecting processes are provided by the textile supplier. As always, failure to follow cleaning instructions may result in damage to textiles. Stylex is not responsible for any damage that may occur from cleaning or maintenance. Approvals Please be advised that all approvals listed here are provisional. We reserve the right to withdraw approval at any time, including after an order has been placed.
  • PAC March 9 10 2020 Report

    PAC March 9 10 2020 Report

    NASA ADVISORY COUNCIL PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE March 9-10, 2020 NASA Headquarters Washington, DC MEETING REPORT _____________________________________________________________ Anne Verbiscer, Chair ____________________________________________________________ Stephen Rinehart, Executive Secretary Table of Contents Opening and Announcements, Introductions 3 PSD Update and Status 3 PSD R&A Status 5 Planetary Protection 7 Discussion 8 Mars Exploration Program 8 Lunar Exploration Program 9 PDCO 11 Planetary Data System 12 PDS at Headquarters 13 Findings and Discussion 13 General Comments 13 Exoplanets in Our Backyard 14 AP Assets for Solar System Observations 15 Solar System Science with JWST 16 Mercury Group 17 VEXAG 17 SBAG 18 OPAG 19 MEPAG 19 MAPSIT 20 LEAG 21 CAPTEM 21 Discussion 22 Findings and Recommendations Discussion 23 Appendix A- Attendees Appendix B- Membership roster Appendix C- Agenda Appendix D- Presentations Prepared by Joan M. Zimmermann Zantech, Inc. 2 Opening, Announcements, Around the Table Identification Executive Secretary of the Planetary Science Advisory Committee (PAC), Dr. Stephen Rinehart, opened the meeting and made administrative announcements. PAC Chair, Dr. Anne Verbiscer, welcomed everyone to the virtual meeting. Announcements were made around the table and on Webex. PSD Status Report Dr. Lori Glaze, Director of the Planetary Science Division, gave a status report. First addressing the President’s Budget Request (PBR) for Fiscal Year 2021 (FY21) for the Science Mission Directorate (SMD), Dr. Glaze noted that it was one of the strongest science budgets in NASA history, representing a 12% increase over the enacted FY20 budget. The total PBR keeps NASA on track to land on the Moon by 2024; and to help prepare for human exploration at Mars.
  • Snack, Cereal and Nutrition Bars in the United States

    Snack, Cereal and Nutrition Bars in the United States

    International Markets Bureau MARKET ANALYSIS REPORT | SEPTEMBER 2013 Snack, Cereal and Nutrition Bars in the United States Source: Mintel GNPD. Source: Mintel GNPD. Snack, Cereal and Nutrition Bars in the United States EXECUTIVE SUMMARY INSIDE THIS ISSUE Total health and wellness food and beverage sales in the Executive Summary 2 United States are on the rebound, growing by 2% from 2011 to 2012 (and 6% from 2010 to 2012), despite the economic Market Snapshot 3 slowdown that the U.S. experienced these past 5 years. It now appears that with a recovering economy, Americans are again Snack Bars Market Sizes 4 receptive to buying health foods. However, future growth may be hampered by the frugality that American consumers have Health and Wellness Snack 5 adopted, meaning that consumers may be more price-sensitive Bars Market in shopping for healthy options. Organic Snack Bars 6 U.S. packaged food as a whole is recovering from the economic downturn; U.S. organic packaged food sales are also Energy and Nutrition Bars 7 recovering. Organic products are sub-category of the health and wellness sector. Organic products carry a higher price Consumer Trends 8 than their conventional counterparts, so it is not surprising that sales were affected by the economic slowdown. Before the Claims Analysis 11 recession of 2008, organic packaged food value sales enjoyed double-digit growth before plunging. Now organic packaged Market Shares by Brand 12 food value sales are recovering again; they increased by 2.1% and Company between 2011 and 2012, to reach US$12.2 billion. Distribution Channels 13 Snack, cereal and nutrition bars continued their growth in 2012, with an ever-expanding array of flavours and healthy varieties.