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Study identifies possible treatment for cats with elevated potassium levels due to urinary obstructions

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Inhaled albuterol decreases whole blood potassium in under three minutes and exhibits peak effects 30 minutes after administration in cats, according to new research published in JAVMA.

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Species Spotlight: Siberian Crane

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I know it is not a particularly sophisticated observation, but scientific species names that are just the same word twice always seem a bit silly to me. Leucogeranus leucogeranus, the Siberian Crane, is an example. It just means white crane – incidentally, the Chinese name baihe has the same meaning.

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Self-Sufficient Selling

Sales and Marketing Management

Your companys capacity for self-sufficiency in dealing with client queries or problems displays your business acumen and saves people time. In turn, theyre more likely to promote your enterprise to others growing your brand and building its reputation. The post Self-Sufficient Selling appeared first on Sales & Marketing Management.

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Are Your Accounts Using the Right Audience Intelligence?

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As a media sales or advertising professional, you have little control over the rising income inequality in the U.S. But that inequality, along with declining consumer confidence, should concern your accounts. With the right audience intelligence and advertising strategy, your accounts meet their goals as the economic climate changes. How Has Income Inequality Impacted Spending?

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H7N9 confirmed in Mississippi broiler flock

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The H7N9 avian influenza strain that infected a flock of roughly 46,000 chickens in Mississippi has not been seen in U.S. poultry since 2017.

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Three Photos: Taking off

10,000 Birds

Red-crested Pochard, February 25, 2025, Mehsana, India Eurasian Teal, February 28, 2025, Kutch, India Greater Flamingo, March 01, 2025, Jamnagar, India Photos by Ming Li. Red-crested Pochard (Netta rufina) is a striking diving duck species native to Europe and Asia. I took the photo from a small boat in the river.

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Do You Know How to Sell With Confidence? 

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Negotiating the details of a deal can leave any seller feeling emotionally exhausted. As a seller, you gear up for your negotiation. You arm yourself with information and energy to guide your prospect over the finish line. But to understand how to sell with confidence, you must excel at more than negotiating. Confidence in Sales Long before you reach the negotiating stage with a prospect, you need confidence in sales.

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Viticus Group conference, training center coming to Nashville

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The nonprofit Viticus Group is broadening the reach of its Vegas-based WVC Annual Conference by hosting the inaugural WVC Nashville next year.

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Ten Things Birds Say About Birders

10,000 Birds

Have you ever wondered what birds think and say about birders? Here are ten representative statements I overheard in the field. 1. “Ah, the humans are back. Must be checklist season.” 2. “Honestly, I don’t mind the attention. It’s the misidentifications that hurt.” 3. “One of these days, I’ll follow them home and just stare at them for hours.” 4. “They call me a skulker.

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American Association of Swine Veterinarians – March 1-4, 2025

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The American Association of Swine Veterinarians held its 56th annual meeting from March 1-4 in San Francisco. The association presented awards and seated new officials.

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In Memory – March 27, 2025

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Veterinarian obituaries in the In Memory section of the Journal of the AVMA, March 27, 2025

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Bird Guides of the World: Furaha Amiri Mbilinyi, Tanzania

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What is your favorite bird species? All Birds are Special, what makes all birds special is their habitat and all their major ecological zones. Red-billed Firefinch What is your name, and where do you live? My name is Furaha Amiri Mbilinyi, I live in East Africa, Tanzania, in the Arusha Region.

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Birding Kruger National Park – Pretoriuskop

10,000 Birds

I visited the Kruger National Park on average twice a year with my family in the eleven years that I lived in South Africa, giving us ample opportunity to explore most areas of this faboulous place. In this and several following posts, I will share some impressions of the birding in and around some of the camps we stayed at in the park.

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My Messy Birdy Garden

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Each year, about this time, I feel the need to take up once again the matter of what our private backyards can do for wildlife conservation. March brings the height of avian activity in my own garden, just before many migratory species leave for the north, but while the depths of our winter dry season here brings lots of birds to my little birdbath.

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The Mandarin: a welcome exotic

10,000 Birds

One of the many pleasures of birdwatching is encountering the unexpected, as I was reminded last week when out surveying for Woodlarks. Walking across the first heath, where there was rumoured to be a pair of Woodlarks, I heard high-pitched quacking. I knew what it was without lifting my binoculars – a female Mandarin. It soon appeared overhead, closely followed by a drake.

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Ask a Birder: When birds adopt their breeding plumage, is that through developing new feathers or changes in the existing feathers?

10,000 Birds

This is a more interesting question than it may first seem. For most birds, molting into new feathers is the typical case. These birds replace their old feathers with new and usually more colorful ones that are better at attracting mates (think of dressing up before going for a night out). Usually, this change happens shortly before the breeding season.

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Bonxies and Bee-eaters

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This week saw the arrival of the first Bee-eaters (Merops apiaster) of the season. I cannot write about the arrival of these colourful birds without making reference to Howard Irby. He was an ornithologist who wrote a wonderful “Ornithology of the Straits of Gibraltar” in 1875, with a lavish second edition twenty years later, graced by Thorburn’s watercolours.

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Birding Lodges of the World: Caribou Lodge Alaska

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Which bird species do you think is the biggest attraction to visitors to your lodge (please name only one species)? The Sandhill Crane What is the name of your lodge, and since when has your lodge been operating? Caribou Lodge Alaska, since 1992 How best to travel to your lodge?

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Podcast: Bird Nerd Book Club; Starlings: The Curious Odyssey of a Most Hated Bird

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Experienced birders know that birding is as much about listening as it is about seeing. While 10,000 Birds has traditionally focused on writing and photography—the visual side of birding—we’re now adding podcasts to highlight the importance of sound. Some of our authors already produce birding podcasts, and we’ll be sharing brief descriptions of each new episode here on 10,000 Birds.

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Some Sunbirds and Flowerpeckers of Sulawesi and Halmahera

10,000 Birds

The homestay at Tangkoko on Sulawesi had a tree in its courtyard that attracted two species of flowerpeckers. One is the Grey-sided Flowerpecker. The name undersells the bird a bit – the male is very attractive with its intensely red throat.

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Tanagers at the San Luis Adventure Park, Costa Rica

10,000 Birds

This post was originally published on February 20, 2016. It is republished in our “From the Archives” series, featuring highlights of our vast back catalog of more than 10,000 birding-related posts published over the last 15 years or so.

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Gems of the Lesser Antilles

10,000 Birds

Hundreds of years ago, there was talk of “semimythical islands” that existed somewhere west of Europe. To get to these islands, one would have to brave the rolling waters of the mighty Atlantic for several weeks with likely only a hunch that there was a destination.

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AdMall Data Leads to New Radio Ad Campaign

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Alex Shults, an Integrated Market Consultant from Alpha Media , had only been selling media for a year when he approach a local specialty food store that needed to get the word out about their business. [The client] has great owners, said Shults. They sell Latino foods, and their challenge was getting the word out to the broader community that they exist.

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Why Business Colleagues Who Bond as Friends Work More Productively

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If you want your top employees to remain with your company, focus on more than their job tasks. Research shows that business colleagues who become friends work more productively. They are also reluctant to change jobs and leave behind their friends. Why Employees Hesitate to Make Work Friends The Society of Human Resource Management reports that having friends at work makes employees happier and more engaged.

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Out-of-Home Advertising Campaigns: Have Your Accounts Tried These Proven Tactics?

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In 2024, out-of-home advertising campaigns drew more marketer dollars and consumer attention. Some of this growth was the result of using new tactics. The industry overall generated a 4.5% revenue increase over the previous year. And digital out-of-home (DOOH) jumped 7.5%. Total spending on the format amounted to $9.1 billion according to the Out of Home Advertising Association of America.

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What Are Top Sellers' Secrets to Meeting Sales Quotas?

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Meeting sales quotas today is more challenging than ever. Buyers increasingly demand personalized solutions, sales cycles grow longer, and technology is reshaping sales processes. The key for sales reps is figuring out how to adapt and excel in this evolving landscape. How are top sellers meeting sales quotas? Selling Power shares findings from a study done by Ebsta.

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When Is Negative Reverse Selling the Best Choice?

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Have you heard of negative reverse selling? When it comes to sales methodologies, this one doesnt seem to get as much attention. But it can be an impactful strategy. What is negative reverse selling? This methodology involves using reverse psychology to speed up the decision-making process. Instead of pushing hard for a sale, sellers acknowledge objections and non-committal responses.