Should you be concerned about bird flu in your milk?

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• Caffè Strada: Where Espresso and Community Meet
• Daryl Hall's "Live From Daryl's House" returns after five year break
• Daryl Hall Still Playing Hall & Oates Hits in Wake of Lawsuit Against Longtime Partner
• Cal for All: Building an Inclusive STEM Pipeline: From Education to Industry
• Must-Listen-Again Country Classics
• 'Challengers' Heats Up: How Zendaya's Star Power and a Sexy Love Triangle Could Give Gen Z Its Next Movie Obsession
• DARYL HALL

The situation has evolved now that the virus is also impacting people in new regions of the world and has infected at least 48 mammal species, including cattle, elephant seals, and even polar bears. Perhaps no one is better qualified to discuss this “havoc” than Webby. A New Zealand native, Webby was hired by St. Jude's some 25 years ago to help study the first incident of H5N1 human infection following six deaths occurring in Hong Kong in 1997. Since that time, he has studied every mutation of the virus and countless cases across many species to get a handle on how it spreads, what effect it has on different hosts, and what humans need to be on the lookout for. Daryl Roth, a Tony Award-winning theater producer who has brought more than 120 productions to the stage on- and off-Broadway, spoke of how the arts cultivate hope and understanding in a turbulent world.

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So, we never had a time limit and we never booted people if they’ve been sitting there and nursing their drink for a long time. It isn’t just about the sale, but it’s about giving people a place and everything. Further testing revealed, however, that the pasteurization process had indeed inactivated the virus, so the particles present posed no real danger. "That bottle of milk is still in my refrigerator at home and I'm still drinking from it," Webby says. Trying to help the team by providing a negative control sample to compare the positive samples to, Webby purchased a bottle of milk from his own local supermarket in Memphis and was surprised to find particles of the virus in that milk as well—revealing just how widespread dairy contamination likely is.

Daryl Hall's "Live From Daryl's House" returns after five year break

Live from Daryl’s House debuted on November 15, 2007, with a solo episode featuring Daryl himself, often spotlighting local chefs cooking their cuisine on camera. The first few seasons offered an eclectic mix of legends and newcomers from Gym Class Heroes’ Travis McCoy, Chromeo, Fitz and the Tantrums, Minus the Bear, Aloe Blacc and K.T. Tunstall to Nick Lowe, the Doors’ Robby Krieger and Ray Manzarek, Smokey Robinson, Toots & the Maytals, Train, Jose Feliciano, Billy Gibbons, Sammy Hagar, Todd Rundgren, Cheap Trick, Wyclef Jean, Aaron Neville and Kenny Loggins. Since 2014, “Daryl’s House” Restaurant and Music Club in Pawling, NY has been the series homebase.

Daryl Hall Still Playing Hall & Oates Hits in Wake of Lawsuit Against Longtime Partner

Because cows are a common food source, Webby says the fact that the virus can now infect and replicate within them is "very concerning.” And because this is uncharted territory, he says government agencies need to monitor the situation closely as scientists strive to get to the bottom of what’s happening. "If you look at the blood of people in Southeast Asia where these live poultry markets are so common, you'll find a large percentage of people who have antibodies of this virus, suggesting that many of them may have had it, but didn't know they were sick," he says. Though the H5N1 virus, commonly known as avian influenza or bird flu, was discovered in waterfowl in Southern China in 1996, it's raising concerns again because it's recently jumped from poultry to cattle, leading many to worry about potentially contaminated food supplies throughout the United States. The two institutions share a common mission of supporting and creating broad access to groundbreaking artistic creations and fostering the next generation of performing artists.

The FDA released a statement in late April saying that the country's commercial milk supply is still considered "safe." This is because fresh milk is pasteurized—an industrial process of heating milk to a high enough temperature to kill harmful bacteria. Also, milk known to come from sick cows is being destroyed as an added precaution. The first thing to understand is that no one knows how widespread cattle contamination is within the U.S. Webby says there have been instances where cows have died from the virus, but noted that some cows have been asymptomatic and that it's not nearly as deadly among cattle as it is among birds. Therefore, "it's possible that many herds are infected and not showing obvious signs of sickness," he says. WHO currently assesses the public health risk of cattle-to-human transmission of the virus "to be low," but notes that their assessment "will be reviewed should further epidemiological or virological information become available."

I believe theater, in particular, can be the ultimate bridge builder, with stories that open our hearts and minds and take us places where we can come to better understand ourselves and others,” she said. Steven Roth, a former Dartmouth trustee and the chairman and CEO of Vornado Realty Trust, spoke about why it matters to invest in the arts now, and how he hopes the Roth Wing and the Arts District will build on Dartmouth’s legacy for producing creative leaders for generations to come. Daryl Roth, an acclaimed and prolific producer on Broadway, and Steven Roth, a pioneering national business leader, have had a lifelong association with Dartmouth since Steve’s enrollment as an undergraduate in 1958. Variety reports that the season will kick off on Wednesday, November 1, with an episode featuring Squeeze’s Glen Tilbrook.

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which is watching for cases of human transmission of the virus within the country. Even in these poultry markets, however, he says that human transmission has been relatively rare when considering how many people frequent such venues and how prevalent the virus has likely been at each one for nearly three decades. He also notes that though the virus absolutely “has the capacity to cause serious disease and death,” it can also manifest with mild symptoms or no symptoms at all. "Now that it's in America," he says, "it's found a lot of new hosts—in the form of cattle—and is wreaking havoc." Daryl Hall is a modern-day renaissance man, an inductee into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the star of his very own award-winning web series, Live from Daryl’s House, as well as a successful venue owner with “Daryl’s House,” a restored venue and live music space in Pawling, N.Y. To date there have been 84 episodes of ‘Live From Daryl’s House’, 90 when this new season is aired.

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Squeeze's Glenn Tilbrook visits Daryl's House - Boing Boing

Squeeze's Glenn Tilbrook visits Daryl's House.

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The food comes from various local restaurants and the chefs of those establishments walk Hall and guest through the preparation of the food. Martin Scorsese’s films have really only begun to trickle out onto 4K, but the arrival of the film for which he finally won a Best Director Oscar is a welcome addition to that slim collection. In addition to two featurettes and a whopping nine deleted scenes, each introduced by Scorsese himself, the 4K release includes “Guilt and Betrayal,” a new documentary exploring the origins of the film and its legacy — cinematically and within the director’s expansive filmography. As the industry increasingly veers towards streaming as its primary mode of distribution, collecting physical media is becoming a niche yet cherished pastime. It remains the most reliable method to ensure access to a broad spectrum of titles, often in the highest possible quality.

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Live At Daryl's House.

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New episodes of “LFDH” will drop weekly, with Tilbrook followed by Atlanta psychedelic jam band Blackberry Smoke singer/guitarist Charlie Starr (Nov. 8); King Crimson guitarist and Daryl Hall solo album producer Robert Fripp (pictured above with Hall, Nov. 15); singer/songwriters Andy Grammer (Nov. 22), Lisa Loeb (Nov. 29) and U.K. Originally a web series, Live from Daryl's House expanded to broadcast TV but remained unchanged. Written by Paul Schrader, John Flynn’s “Rolling Thunder” is a bloody, magnificent tale about a PTSD-afflicted Vietnam veteran (the beautifully taciturn William Devane) who enlists a fellow serviceman (Tommy Lee Jones) to exact revenge on the men who kill his wife and son.

Personally speaking, I’m most excited about “Andor,” which is extraordinarily cinematic and has such beautiful visuals, but having these on the shelf next to theatrical MCU projects offers a new opportunity to view them in the context of a larger storytelling network. That they all come with featurette and documentary content to further explore their worlds is a welcome bonus. Proper exploitation filmmakers Gualtiero Jacopetti and Franco Prosperi decided in 1971 to draw upon true events to recreate the landscape of antebellum America and depict the conditions that Africans faced under slavery. It’s truly a gobsmacking film in many ways, but this presentation gives audiences a chance to assess it more clearly than ever before — for better or worse. Excluding spinoffs or crossovers, John Guillermin’s 1976 remake of “King Kong” trails a distant third among films with that title.

I can’t imagine life without Strada, and I can’t imagine ever retiring from it. Strada has lived up to its acclaim by attracting prominent visitors including former Vice President Al Gore. It’s also where Professors Mazur and Ribet conversed and discovered that Ribet had proven the epsilon conjecture. He says it's possible for things to change, however, as the virus has long been limited to birds and its crossing into cattle could lead to a more infectious variant. Alongside such efforts, a team of researchers that Webby works with at Ohio State University, have tested more than 150 commercially available milk products and found particles of the viruses "in about 40 percent of the samples they collected," says Webby. The USDA is preventing further spread of the virus by requiring any of the country's estimated eight million lactating dairy cows to be tested for H5N1 before crossing state lines.

Never before released on disc, his 1991 film “City of Hope,” about crime, corruption and redemption in a fictitious East Coast city, arrives on Blu-ray from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment with a new feature commentary by Sayles. An Independent Spirit Award nominee for Best Feature, Sayles’ film is woefully overdue for rediscovery. One of the most famous — and controversial — Westerns ever made, Fred Zinneman’s “High Noon” feels especially ripe for rediscovery in today’s heightened political climate. Kino Lorber’s special edition offers a brand-new HD master from a 4K scan of the original camera negative, two new audio commentaries, and a dense collection of featurettes contextualizing everything from its production to its legacy.

Because of this, Webby says the people who ought to be most cautious at this point are any dairy farmers who could be working with infected cattle and anyone drinking unpasteurized milk or eating unpasteurized milk products. Highlights of the evening included appearances by comedians Rachel Dratch ’88 and Tina Fey, and performances by undergraduates, including the Dartmouth Aires and trumpeter Jacob Crawford ’27. John Oates joined Daryl for episode two and in 2008, Daryl started to bring in regular guests to the show. In that first year, Travis McCoy, KT Tunstall, Chuck Prophet, Nick Lowe, Monte Montgomery, Chromeo, Finger Eleven, Eric Hutchinson, and Kevin Rudolf joined Daryl at his actual house to perform. Live from Daryl’s House, which premiered online in 2007, features Hall collaborating with various musical guests, usually teaming up on versions of each other’s songs. In addition to being available on the web, the series also has been syndicated and has aired on a number of cable and streaming channels over the years.

Also reflecting on the power of the arts and of the Roths’ philanthropy were Laurel Richie ’81, chair of the Hop Board of Advisors and chair emerita of the Board of Trustees, and Peggy Epstein Tanner ’79, trustee emerita and chair of the President’s Leadership Council. Vogel spoke of Daryl Roth’s influence in the theater world, particularly in supporting women’s voices, including her own. Among the speakers honoring the Roths and the breadth of Dartmouth’s reach in the art world were Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Paula Vogel and chair emeritus of the Dartmouth Board of Trustees Bill Helman ’81.