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Go Here: Pony Swim and Penning Carnival in Assateague
Despite what the Rolling Stones might have you believe, wild horses could definitely drag you away. Take a trip to Assateague and find out for yourself.
An island on the border of Maryland and Virginia, Assateague is overrun with wild ponies. Seriously. They arrived as an import to the colony in 1639, but quickly became a burden on the local habitat, and became a heavily-taxed commodity. To avoid the taxes, owners moved their ponies to the nearby islands of Assateague and Chincoteague. Eventually, the ponies were turned loose, probably because most of the owners forget about them, and theherd took to living in the marshes.
These days, the feral beasts are managed by the National Park Service, and are free to graze, trample, and terrifying little babies on the beach. Every last week of July, though, they are rounded up for the infamous swim to Chincoteague and Ponny Penning Carnival.
The younger, stronger ponies are auctioned off, and the proceeds help to support the rest of the herd. This sounds a whole lot like the plot of City Slickers 3, but Bruno Kirby up and died, so there goes that. RIP.


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Agard, Kathy. Learning To Give: An Action for the Heart, A Project for the Mind.
The Council of Michigan Foundations and leaders in education, volunteerism, and nonprofit leadership gather information that will educate young people to participate in civil society. The site includes lesson plans and activities for elementary and secondary schoolteachers, and an interactive timeline that chronicles dates to philanthropy in U.S. History.
Brehony, Kathleen A. Ordinary Grace: An Examination of the Roots of Compassion, Altruism, and Empathy, and the Ordinary Individuals Who Help Others in Extraordinary Ways.
This is a book that inspires by telling the stories of ordinary people who do good deeds, as opposed to the stories we hear on the evening news. The last chapter summarizes 13 strategies that will help us understand our purpose in life: #1 is "Wake Up," and #8 is "Put Belief into Action."
Carroll, Lenedra J. The Architecture of all Abundance: Creating a Successful Life in the Material World.
A memoir by Jewel's mother, who has experienced illness and business failure, but has overcome failure to discover success in business follows from her philosophy of life. In Chapters 13 and 14 she tells of her involvement in two charities, A Higher Ground for Humanity and The Clearwater Project.
Clinton, Hillary Rodham. It Takes a Village and Other Lessons Children Teach Us.
Clinton writes of her own experiences growing up, and as a mother. She writes of what she has observed from trips around the world and from the many people she has met to conclude that a better world demands that we work together to improve conditions for all of our children.
Dewine, Mike. "The Aid Epidemic: Humanitarian Responsibility." Vital Speeches of the Day 70.8 (2004): 234-237. Academic Search Premier. EBSCO. Otterbein University Library. <search.ebscohost.com>.
Mike Dewine, Ohio's senator, spoke the Catholic Medical Mission Board & the Global Health Council, Faith, Action & Partnerships: Confronting Global HIV/AIDS in New York City on November 17, 2003. He speaks of what he has learned as he visited other countries and mentions Paul Farmer and Haiti in particular. He mentions a bipartisan amendment he sponsored to fund the global fight against AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria and cautions us that all people are obligated to help with the AIDS epidemic.
Dicklitch, Susan. "Real Service = Real Learning: Making Political Science Relevant Through Service-Learning" PS: Political Science and Politics (Oct. 2003): 773-776. Electronic Journal Collection. OhioLINK. Otterbein University Library. http://journals.ohiolink.edu>.
A discussion of how to make theory more real in the lives of students.
Edelman, Marian Wright. The Measure of our Success: A Letter to My Children and Yours.
A mother writes and speaks to her own children with a list "Twenty-Five Lessons for Life" that tells all readers that "every one of us has a stake in our national transformation away from selfish lives and toward commitment to others.
Fearn, Miriam Lee. "Service Learning in Geography: Fertile Ground for Student Involvement in Local Environmental Problems." Journal of University Science Teaching 30.7 (2001): 470-473.
Introduces a geography course that uses a service learning approach to study the Dog River Watershed in Alabama. (YDS)
Fiffer, Steve and Sharon Sloan Fiffer. 50 Ways to Help Your Community: A Handbook for Change.
A very practical book of stories of 50 people who have simple things to make a better world, or, as the book's introduction states, it is "a book about selfless help."
Gorelick, Risa P. "Service-Learning's Flaw: What's Community Got To Do With It?" (2002): ERIC. EBSCO. Otterbein University Library. <search.ebscohost.com>.
Reports on a case study of nine first-year college women and their professor involved a "writing 'about' the community" service-learning composition course with some conclusions of Parker Palmer's community models.
Inchausti, Robert. The Ignorant Perfection of Ordinary People. EBOOK
Six visionary leaders of the 20th century are profiled, and Inchausti attributes their activism to their spiritual longings in a post-modernist, philosophical book.
Johnson, Brett. "Overcoming "Doom and Gloom": Empowering Students in Courses on Social Problems, Injustice, and Inequality." Teaching Sociology 33. (2005): 44-58.
Written by one of the authors of the Better World Handbook, it offers suggestions that will empower students to create social change.
Jones, Ellis, et al. al. The Better World Handbook: From Good Intentions to Everyday Actions.
A book of suggestions for living a better life within the global community. Some will help you get involved in organizations, others concern individual everyday choices that anyone can make. The authors contend that you don't have to be a saint to take meaningful action. Listen to them at http://www.betterworldhandbook.com/authors.html
Lappé, Frances Moore and Paul Martin Du Bois. The Quickening of America: Rebuilding our Nation, Remaking our Lives.
A book with many tips and challenges to its readers that offers reflective exercises, and debunks myths that may limit us, at least in our self concepts of what we might be able to do. "Quickening" refers to new life, that will change our concept of democracy to "what we do with excitement and satisfaction." Chapter 12 concerns "Embracing the Democratic Self."
Loeb, Paul Rogat. Soul of a Citizen: Living with Conviction in a Cynical Time.
To live with hope, Loeb believes, is to be socially involved, and that society's large problems can be solved through common efforts, and there are many stories of individuals, whose actions have made a difference.
McGuckin, Frank, ed. Volunteerism.
Reprints of news articles about a great many types of volunteerism (government, private and church-based) such as: "The Millennium Project: Fifty Ways to Make a Difference" from the Ladies' Home Journal, "and "The Function of Hope" from Leading without Power and seven essays within Part IV that consider "Rewards of Volunteerism."
Palmer, Parker J. Let Your Life Speak: Listening for the Voice of Vocation.
Palmer collected six of his essays in this book that reflects on our need to understand and grow into our own selfhood before we can understand our vocation or purpose in life. When we are true to ourselves, then we can participate in service to others.
The Points of Light Foundation & Volunteer Center National Network. Programs.
A list of national volunteer organizations consisting of business people, national and international programs, faith-based groups and more.
Purdy, Jedediah. For Common Things: Irony, Trust, and Commitment in America Today.
Purdy looks at our world, and reasons that "a good deal of what we value most,... is necessarily common." It is our hope that will compel us to action and a commitment to preserve what we value and love.
Putnam, Robert D. Bowling Alone: The Collapse and Revival of American Community.
Chapter 7, "Altruism, Volunteering, and Philanthropy" documents the declining trend in volunteering in the last few decades. Today's millennials appear to be willing to engage in civic activities, as did their grandparents' generation.
Reagan, Brad. "Details, Details." American Journalism Review 22.1 (2000): 51-55. Academic Search Premier. EBSCO. Otterbein University Library. <search.ebscohost.com>.
Discusses literary journalism and the need for meticulous reporting and examines the work ethic of journalists.
Sachs, Jeffrey D. The End of Poverty: Economic Possibilities for our Time.
The author is the Director of The Earth Institute at Columbia University and an Advisor to Kofi Annan concerning the Millennium Development Goals. His introduction states "more than eight million people around the world die each year because they are too poor to stay alive. Our generation can choose to end that extreme poverty by the year 2025." The book is rich in details, and the final chapter is "Our Generation's Challenge."
Sanders, Scott Russell. "Fidelity." Hunting for Hope. 79-95.
In this essay, Sanders broadens the concept of fidelity as necessary for leading a centered life - "one must keep faith not only with a vocation, a mission, a person, or a place, but also with a moral ground that sanctions and upholds these loyalties.
Schorr, Lisbeth B. Common Purpose: Strengthening Families and Neighborhoods to Rebuild America. HV91 .S2945 1997
Schorr investigates the qualities of successful social programs. Urgent problems such as poverty and crime are not being solved by government agencies alone. She believes everyone can participate to bring about change in an individual way, but also through our ability to join together in a common purpose.
Spink, Kathryn. The Miracle of Love: Mother Teresa of Calcutta, Her Missionaries of Charity, and Her Co-Workers.
Pictures and text describe Mother Teresa's life and philosophy based on love and service to the poor. She requested her co-workers to identify the need, and that demands selfless sensitivity, to learn to know if a person needs to feel useful, or to be listened to, in addition to their physical needs.
Terkel, Studs. Hope Dies Last: Keeping Faith in Difficult Times. BD216 .T47 2003
Interviews with Americans who are "inheritors of the legacy" of "thinking citizens." Hope is found in the lives of many people who actively work for change.
Warren, Richard. The Purpose-Driven Life: What on Earth Am I here for? BV4501.3 .W37 2002
Rick Warren founded the Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, California, and has devised a plan, based on scripture, with readings for 40 days, that will provide guidance for Christian living based on God's purpose, not contemporary cultural values.
Zimmerman, Richard. What Can I Do to Make a Difference? A Positive Action Sourcebook.
The first section presents practical tips for getting involved by writing letters, volunteering, socially responsible shopping and other tips. The next chapters focus on environmental, animal rights, human welfare, human rights, health and peace issues with brief facts, and organizations to contact.
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This story starts with the Doctor attempting to drop Martha back at home after her extended "one trip" with him, but a news flash about an experiment for which Martha's sister is handling the PR intrigues him, so although he pops off in the TARDIS, leaving Martha virtually in tears, he pops right back again saying "Sorry, did he say he was going to change what it means to be human?" Given the Doctor's love of humanity (why else does he hang around Earth so much with the whole of time and space as his playground), that was bound to catch his attention ! It seems that Professor Richard Lazarus (Mark Gatiss) has discovered a way to rejuvenate human beings, thereby making them virtually immortal but, as is usually the case with immortality, it comes at a terrible price. Meanwhile, a mysterious figure, representing the same Mr. Saxon who's funding the experiment, tells Martha's mother that her daughter's new best friend is very dangerous. For some reason that I couldn't fathom (even after watching the episode three times!), Mrs Jones believes the man who tells her this and gives the Doctor a slap; at least the last time he got slapped by a Companion's mother (Jackie Tyler in Season 1's "Aliens of London), she had the excuse of the Ninth Doctor having kept Rose away for 12 months rather than the 12 hours he'd thought they'd been gone. The Tenth Doctor actually brings Martha back after a mere 12 hours away (that encompassed 3 adventures: "The Shakespeare Code", "Gridlock" and Daleks in New York), but gets a slap anyway - which seems rather unfair. I can't understand Mrs Jones' hostility at all. It's not as if the Doctor looks dodgy - far from it, actually, since he's wearing his tux !
Anyway, Lazarus' experiment goes badly wrong, leaving his body to undergo a genetic mutation that turns him into a huge, ugly scorpion-esque creature that proceeds to drain people of life and rampage around the Lazarus Labs building. The Doctor thinks he's killed it by "reversing the polarity" (a nod to Jon Pertwee's Third Doctor) of the device that Lazarus had used to rejuvenate himself, whilst he and Martha are hiding in the device, the Lazarus-monster is outside but turns the machine on with them inside it. Alas, Lazarus isn't dead and he drains the two paramedics who were trying to take his body away, and then holes up in Southwark Cathedral, a place he knows well as he used to shelter there as a boy during the Blitz. He and the Doctor have a philosophical discussion about longevity (which they'd already discussed after Lazarus rejuvenated himself). The Doctor says that facing death is part of being human, but Lazarus contradicts him saying that "avoiding death, that's being human. It's our strongest impulse." So the Doctor tells Lazarus
A long life isn't always a better one. In the end you just get tired. Tired of the struggle. Tired of losing everyone that matters to you. Tired of watching everything turn to dust. If you live long enough, Lazarus, the only certainty is that you'll end up alone.
Some fans see this as yet another reference to Rose, but I don't think it's just that. It's a reference to the fact that the Doctor is the last of the Time Lords, he's lost his whole family and his entire race, in the last few years, not just Rose. And Gallifrey is gone - as he so eloquently told Martha at the end of "Gridlock". And I think the Tenth Doctor's very tired of the struggle - especially against the Daleks (in the Dalek 2-parter he comments of the Daleks "They always survive and I lose everything."), but also the struggle against everything else that keeps trying to destroy the universe/humanity.
I liked Martha in this episode - from her glee at over-riding the Lazarus Labs' security so that she get everyone out, the fact that she insists on going back for the Doctor when he's the last person left in the building (which is very reminiscent of Rose insisting on going back to Satellite Five for the Ninth Doctor in season 1 finale "The Parting of the Ways"), to her insistence on going with the Doctor after Lazarus escapes from the ambulance into the Cathedral (and this in spite of her mother's objections), and the fact that she actually refuses to go with the Doctor again for just one more trip, pointing out that he isn't being fair to her and accusing him of seeing her as just a passenger (which he denies she ever was). The way the Doctor gives in so easily to her objection proves that he still wants her along, but he had to give her the chance to go back home and see her family, and the chance to decide not to go on travelling with him.


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Chris Snoddy worked as a student trainer for the Lipscomb athletics teams and also spent several years after graduation with the athletics department as the head trainer and a teacher in the kinesiology deparment. Snoddy, a member of the Lipscomb Athletics Hall of Fame, spent some time to talk with Lipscombsports.com about his time on campus.
What years were you involved in athletics at Lipscomb? Who were your coaches?
I was a student trainer from 1977 to 1981 and then worked at Lipscomb from 1982 until 1992. I worked with every sport at both the college and the high school.
I worked with Ken Dugan in baseball, Don Meyer and Frank Bennett in basketball, Tom Hanvy in gymnastics. Trish Duty in tennis and Duane Slaughter in badminton.
What is your fondest athletic memory at Lipscomb?
The baseball team's national championship in 1979 and the men's basketball national championship in 1986.
The fondest memories also include the working relationships I had with our athletes and our coaches. I still see a lot of those people and I miss those that are gone.
Sometimes a trainer is the closest confidant for an athlete. You see their fears about whether or not they are going to be able to play and how they are going to make it work. Sometimes a guy has a bad game. You are staying late in the athletic training room and it is just you and that player. I would try to give them a word of encouragement to continue on.
There is a lot of doubt that goes on in athletics.
Who had the biggest influence on you during your career at Lipscomb? How?
Coach Dugan and coach Meyer were the two I dealt with the most. They both had a tremendous influence on me. There are not two days that go by that I don't think of something that they said that I don't share with a coach or an athlete.
I learned life lessons from them like how to handle the tough defeats and how to handle the big wins. The `what's next' mentality and `what's important now' are the two big things I think I learned from them.
You can only lament about a loss so much and then you have to move on. The toughest thing is a season-ending loss.
What is your fondest non-athletic memory from your time at Lipscomb?
The relationships I had with the Bible faculty at the lunch table in the faculty-staff dining room when I was working here have to be highlights. These were guys who had taught Bible and guys who knew the Bible. I got to see them in a different light. They would cut up, but there would always be Biblical references.
They would bring up a story from the Bible and ask an in-depth question. Dr. Harvey Floyd would say in the Greek text it says this and in the Latin text it says this. Then Dr. Rodney Cloud would respond. Marlin Connelly was there. Leo Snow was there. They would cut up but there would also be some real Bible substance there. I might have got more of a graduate education on the Bible sitting at lunch with them than some of our Bible students did.
What is the most valuable thing you gained or learned from your time at Lipscomb?
Treat people like you want to be treated and to do the right thing.
Who was your favorite professor? Why?
In the old days we didn't have an athletic training major so I majored in Business. Dr. Axel Swang was my favorite professor. I don't know if it was because he used to be a baseball coach and I could relate to him that way or because he had a love for athletics. He was very good.
Dr. Batsell Barrett Baxter was also a favorite. He could time the class perfectly. He started on time. He ended on time. His lectures were just perfect. They were like TV productions. You could tell that both he and Dr. Swang really cared about people.
Where do you live now?
Who is your employer? What is your occupation? What does your position entail?
I work for STAR Physical Therapy and manage 13 athletic trainers on the north side of I-40.
I am the new president of the Tennessee Athletic Trainers Society, a two-year term. I represent 751 members of the Tennessee Athletic Trainers Society. I am also in their hall of fame.
I also work as the athletics trainer at Goodpasture High School dealing with 26 high school and middle school sports and approximately 350 athletes.
Tell us about your family.
I am single.


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If the Professor on Gilligan's Island could make a radio out of bamboo and coconut shells, why couldn't he fix the hole in the boat?
There are many things in this world that have universally made people go, "Hmmmmmmm?"
If the Professor on Gilligan's Island could make a radio out of bamboo and coconut shells, why couldn't he fix the hole in the boat?
If Wile E. Coyote had enough money to purchase all of those high explosives and gadgets from Acme, why didn't he just go buy a turkey at Publix instead of spending all of that time and expense trying to catch the Roadrunner?
And if University of Florida offensive coordinator Brent Pease is truly considered a head-coaching candidate at Kentucky, why is the Gators' offense one of the worst in the country?
With all due respect to Pease, what has he done this season to merit the recent media reports that he is a candidate for the vacated head-coaching job at UK? This akin to asking what Adam Sandler has done to deserve an Academy Award nomination?
Florida's offense, much like Sandler's recent movies, has been profoundly unwatchable this season. Obviously, it isn't all Pease's fault and he deserves more than one season to implement his system, but let's be honest, shall we. This 2012 Gator offense might be even worse than Sandler in
Granted, Pease is saddled with a banged-up offensive line that can't block, receivers who can't get open and a young quarterback who isn't yet adept at reading defenses. Even so, you have to question why Florida's offense is regressing, not improving. And to Pease's credit, he will be first to tell you he needs to do a better job.
"We've got to find that consistency with what we're giving the kids or executing the plays," Pease says. "Sometimes, it's not always the kids. I've got to get it in a better rhythm and call some better plays for them."
How the Gators are 9-1 and ranked No. 6 in the country is a testament to Will Muschamp and his defensive staff squeezing the maximum amount of wins out of a team that is offensively handicapped. The Gators have a defense good enough to win the national championship and an offense that isn't good enough to win the GoDaddy.com Bowl.
Quite frankly, Florida's offense is as bad as it was last year under former offensive coordinator Charlie Weis, who somehow got a head-coaching offering at Kansas, where the Jayhawks are currently 1-9. But, at least Weis' Kansas offense — ranked 93rd in the country — is putting up better numbers than Florida's.
There is no tangible statistical difference between last year's Florida offense under Weis and this year's under Pease. Last year's offense ranked 105th out of 120 teams in the country (329 yards per game). This year's offense is ranked 104th (331 yards per game). The only noticeable distinction between this year's Pease offense and last year's Weis offense is that Pease doesn't singlehandedly keep Gainesville-area Krispy Kremes from going out of business.
You really want a shock? Former Florida State offensive coordinator Jeff Bowden has long been the standard for coaching pedestrian offenses in the state of Florida. Well, Baby Bowden never had an offense even close to as bad as UF has had the past two years. In six years at FSU, the worst offense Bowden ever had ranked 70th in the country.
It seemed only appropriate that during Florida's homecoming game Saturday, the Gators hearkened back to the 1980s by wearing their orange uniforms. Actually, this entire season has seemed like the 1980s when Florida's offense was coordinated by guys like Lynn Amedee, whose offense was so bad, it became known as the "Amedeeville Horror."
It was so bad on Saturday that many in the Swamp began booing the offense early in the second quarter. It's amazing and telling that the No. 6 team in the country could be booed at homecoming. Florida's fickle fan base should be ultra-excited about a team that is 9-1, but the putrid offense has sucked some of the joy out of the season. Spoiled Gator fans, because of the way Steve Spurrier built the program into a national power during the 1990s, were raised on the Fun 'N Gun offense. Now they are saddled with the Bore 'N Snore.
Defense may win championships, but offense sells tickets.
There is no excuse for the Gators — the wealthiest, most prestigious university in this talent-rich state — to have one of the worst offenses in all of college football.
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There's nothing like doing what you enjoy for no other reason than for the sheer joy of it. Even better, when such joy produces something you can experience. Bangarang 2.1 is now released.
I really enjoy creating stuff. Occasionally, if I'm at all like other folks (debatable, I know), I look at the stuff of other people's passions (music, paintings, architecture, whatever) and say man I wish I could do something like that. I often find myself wishing for the passion of others while ignoring my own passions, my own motivations. Working on Bangarang is one of my own avenues of creative expression. I do it with joy. I've learned that, much like others who explore their own avenues of creative expression, I'm most creative when I choose not to do it from a place of anxiety or obligation to the work. It sounds stupidly simple but I have the most fun when I'm actually having fun. Fun breeds fun. Joy breeds joy. And it is not just ok, but better, to take breaks when the fun diminishes. That is the luxury of a hobby instead of a job. I do it for fun and I can take breaks whenever I want to. And the fun does diminish. It is the nature of living. We can't go about prancing around like we're blissfully happy and eternally creative all the time. We're not. And that's ok, because it allows us to appreciate those joyful times all the more.
And the Bangarang 2.1 release paired with the holiday season is one of those times for me. Happy holidays!
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Here's how to deal with the fallout.
If the StarLink fiasco has frozen your seed purchase and agronomic plans, don't feel alone. Other farmers and agribusinesses are still grappling with the fallout that occurred when this Bt corn event surfaced in taco shells last year.
Although they approved StarLink for use in livestock feed, federal regulators did not clear the grain for human consumption. The event contains a protein that is suspected of being a human allergen. When StarLink escaped into human consumption channels, Aventis Crop Sciences, which developed the event, initiated an extensive recall.
How did it happen? Blame whom you want, but the identity-preservation channel that was to steer StarLink corn into approved livestock markets and away from human consumption markets failed. Federal regulators won't let that happen again, says Tim Aughenbaugh, president of IdentityPreserved.com, an Iroquois, SD, firm that offers identity-preservation services.
"Many of the identity-preservation techniques that need to be implemented out in the field will be accelerated by StarLink," he predicts.
Identity preservation of biotech grains might mean more work for little or no extra money, says Charles Hurburgh, Iowa State University extension agricultural engineer. "The only time we will get a carrot at the end of the stick is if we raise biotech products with any additional consumer value. It could be that production-oriented biotech grains will sell at a lower price level than other types of grain."
Aughenbaugh is more optimistic. He believes that documenting in detail how a crop is produced — as IdentityPreserved.com does — will boost farmer profits. "We think attaching information is one of easiest ways to attach real value to a crop," he says.
What can you do now? To help you successfully compete in the post-StarLink environment, we rounded up these pointers from industry and university experts.
Know what you're planting. Remember the old days when you just shook hands with your seed dealer and took his or her word about the variety? The miscommunication that occurred with StarLink destroyed that simplicity. Now you will need to know which varieties are cleared for specific markets.
It's particularly important to determine the export status of seed, because marketing options are limited for varieties not approved for overseas markets, says Doyle Karr, corporate public relations manager for Pioneer Hi-Bred International. The National Corn Growers Association's Web site — www.ncga.com — is an excellent place to glean such information, Karr says.
"We tell our seed vendors that we want as much information as they can provide," says Jerry Warner, executive vice president, Farmers National Company, Omaha, NE. "They have really increased the amount of information that they are putting out through the Internet, mail and faxes. People are really trying to work together as to what we have and what we're dealing with."
Check with your elevator. Because of StarLink, processors will be closely monitoring the origin of grain that they buy. Farmers will see the effects of this scrutiny at grain elevators.
"We encourage farmers not to plant something unless they have talked to their elevator," says Jeff Adkisson, executive vice president of the Grain and Feed Association of Illinois. "We will see more and more elevators not accepting grain that isn't approved for export."
Keep the communication lines open at harvest, too. "Let the buyer know what you are delivering," says Bill Wilcke, a University of Minnesota extension agricultural engineer. "Buyers have to pick up the ball at that point and make sure they have the right truckload going into the right bin."
It's in the bag. A bag's tag touts that the seed is 96% pure. But what's in the other 4%? It could be harmless inert matter…or seeds from another variety.
Though not a concern with commodity grain, this does pose a problem if you plant crops for end users who specify low varietal contamination levels. If the buyer specifies just 2% varietal contamination for a lot of grain, you'll be licked before you start if your seed already contains 2% of another variety.
"Farmers will say, 'I thought what I was buying was really in the bag,'" Wilcke says. "But in some cases, there are small amounts of seeds of other varieties in the bag. With new genetics, it's more critical that the seed is pure."
But how pure? Tests to identity varietal purity exist, but they're expensive. Accuracy also depends upon sample size. For example, a test could verify that 100 seeds in an 80,000-seed bag are of the same variety. However, some of the remaining seeds in the bag could be of other varieties.
"No matter how accurate the test is, it still comes down to the particular sample that you are testing," Wilcke explains.
Higher varietal tolerances for grain would make life easier for farmers, but it all hinges upon the end user. The zero tolerance for the presence of StarLink in grain for human consumption was an impossible standard, says Jeff Lacina, public relations manager for Garst Seed Company.
"Even bottled water has some degree of tolerance," Lacina says. "We have to establish standards that farmers, grain handlers and our customers will accept."
The American Seed Trade Association and the International Seed Trade Federation proposed an initiative in 1999 to establish globally accepted tolerances for biotech material in traditional seed. Yet no standards are now in place.
Competing in this new environment will require cooperation between the farmer and the seed company, says Dan Curry, manager of the Iowa State University Seed Testing Laboratory. Seed companies currently cannot guarantee 100% varietal purity on a seed tag, Curry says. However, they can do their best to work with farmers.
"It would behoove the farmer to say to the seed company, 'Here's my end market and my requirements. Can you work with me so I can have grain within specifications for this end user?' Seed companies will be more than willing to work with the farmer," Curry says.
Clean, clean, clean. Because of StarLink, you may find yourself producing an identity-preserved crop quicker than you had planned. If so, you'll need to clean your planting and harvesting equipment to alleviate varietal contamination.
"Except for commercial seed production, most farmers haven't paid attention to planter and combine clean-out," says Mark Hanna, an Iowa State University extension agricultural engineer. With a shop vacuum, you can easily clean planters around seed hoppers and where the seed drops.
Cleaning a combine is more complex. "You have to open up access doors, run around the feeder house, separating areas, and clean it out physically with a shop vac," Hanna explains. "You may also have to shake out some lodged grain."
Contamination is cumulative. Suppose that you agree to produce a specialty grain with a 1% tolerance level of other varieties. If varietal contamination occurs at a .1% level during planting, .2% during harvesting and .2% during storage, you will succeed. However, starting off with a 1% contamination level at planting will doom your plan.
"The key is, how much cleanliness is enough cleanliness?" Hanna asks. With no firm tolerances, that's currently an unknown.
Randy Harmon, Halderman Farm Management, West Lafayette, IN, explains, "It's possible to clean out a combine and planter, but there are different kinds of clean-out. It's a lot easier to do a 20-minute clean-out than an hour-and-a-half clean-out."
Know thy neighbor (or not). Corn pollination time could get interesting. Suppose that you grow a special non-genetically modified (GM) corn for a premium. Meanwhile, pollen from your neighbor's GM corn blows in. When your non-GM corn becomes contaminated, your premium vanishes.
An industry rule of thumb dictates that pollen shouldn't drift any further than 660 ft. Buffer strips of commodity corn planted at the end of fields can catch wayward pollen from bordering fields, preventing contamination of identity-preserved varieties.
"But I'm not convinced there are any hard-and-fast rules," Harmon says. "Pollen drift is fairly sensitive to wind conditions, so what is a sufficient border one year may not be one in the next year. I'd like to see the seed companies and universities provide us with other guidelines for conditions like these."
Wilcke believes that farmers may work out agreements in neighborhoods or townships to plant certain varieties in specific areas. Farmers may also agree upon field separations.
"For low tolerances, you'd need a longer separation distance," Wilcke says. "But for 1 to 5% tolerances, it's more manageable."
Yet questions remain about neighbor cooperation. "We'll either see more or a heck of a lot less," Hurburgh says. "It's unclear how pollen drift will be treated from an insurance point of view. If communication produces liability for contamination for which there isn't risk protection, neighbors may communicate less."
Keep records. You'll need to be a better record keeper and leave a paper trail that details your plantings.
"With crops with potential liability, farmers may want to save samples to protect themselves, even if the buyer doesn't require it," Wilcke says. "Make a note about how you harvested and delivered the grain, just in case someone does some kind of audit. Producers will want to back up any evidence they have."
Despite the changes, Hurburgh believes that the long-term spillover from StarLink will be positive. "The U.S. industry is now forced to realize that grain has some attributes that customers want and some that customers don't want," he says. "These experiences will make it easier to handle the specialty grains that biotech will produce."
ID preservation? No problem
If preserving the identity of your grain unnerves you, relax. Chances are that you're doing it already.
"I don't view this as a tremendous increase as to what farmers are already doing," says Tim Aughenbaugh, president of IdentityPreserved.com, an Iroquois, SD, firm that offers identity-preservation services. "Right now, everything is generally identity preserved at the field level, because farmers usually grow just an individual hybrid or variety in a field. It's only when farmers haul crops into town or put them in a bin that grain is comingled."
Unique grain characteristics diminish at this point, he says.
"I know of a feed mill that has two plants," he says. "One plant is located in an area where farmers bring in most of its corn. The other plant receives most of its corn by rail. The corn hauled in by farmers is generally of better quality than the corn the mill receives by rail."
That's because the corn hauled in by farmers isn't as blended as corn that comes by rail.
"That shows there are some real possibilities out there," Aughenbaugh says. "We are growing identity-preserved corn in the field. It's just that we diminish unique and potentially valuable characteristics when we blend grain."
Reasonable tolerances of other varieties will promote farmer adoption of identity-preservation techniques, Aughenbaugh continues.
"StarLink has zero tolerance, and that's the problem," he says. "Rat excrement has more tolerance than StarLink.
"If reasonable tolerances are established, farmers should be able to meet identity-preserved guidelines with little hassle and glean premiums," Aughenbaugh continues. "Farmers will need to keep fields weed-free and establish a buffer zone." They'll also need to fill out the paperwork that documents the field where each seed lot originated.
Cleaning out machinery may not be as big of a hassle as you'd think, Aughenbaugh adds. Let's say you combine a 100-acre field that yields 150 bu./acre. If 10 bu. of corn escape combine clean-out and blend into the identity-preserved seed, varietal contamination is still well under .1%.
"It's good to clean out the combine, but it's not an impossible job if tolerances are built into the system," Aughenbaugh says.


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That was the good news dispatched at Bird Rock Community Council's (BRCC) June meeting at Lupi restaurant.
First-time event coordinators this year are Mindy McNeill and Kim Mcintyre, who "inherited" the event from past coordinators Julie Cockrell and Erika Meyer.
"We decided we'd try and take it over for them," McNeill said. "Otherwise, it wasn't going to happen. I thought that would be sad."
The theme, McNeill said, came to them naturally.
"The ocean is in our backyards, and Kim's husband is in the military and was coming home from deployment, so it kind of rolled off our tongues," she said.
The neighborhood parade, McNeill said, is truly homegrown, having started out modestly with a few "Beaumont Avenue residents' children decorating their tricycles and riding a couple of blocks and evolved from there."
This year's parade begins at 10 a.m., lasts about 15 minutes and culminates with a party at the cul-de-sac behind La Jolla Methodist Church at the corner of Camino de la Costa and Beaumont Avenue, where judges will present awards to parade participants.
A first-place Uncle Sam Award goes to the parade entry with the biggest impact. The Murfey Cup Fourth of July Spirit Award goes to the best-dressed house on Beaumont Avenue. There are also Silver Bowl and best runner-up entries presented.
"It's just a fun, neighborhood parade," said McNeill, who said the event costs between $4,500 and $5,000 to stage.
"It's all funded by donations rather than sponsorships," said McNeill, noting the parade needs the community's financial support as well as volunteers willing to donate their time both before and during the event.
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In other action at BRCC's June 4 meeting:
• Residents were cautioned that there has been an uptick in crime, including car and home burglaries, with the advent of summer. Neighbors were urged to lock residences and vehicles and keep valuables out of plain view.
• Ddonations are still needed for fundraising for the remodeling of the police substation in Pacific Beach. Donations can be made to SDPOA, c/o BRCC, 5666 La Jolla Blvd. #168, La Jolla, 92037.
• Barbara Dunbar reporting on the maintenance assessment district (MAD) said the pedestrian crossing and streetlight relocation projects are both nearly complete. She said signage and landscaping were both damaged in boulevard medians during two recent DUI incidents.
• Lorene LaCava said the Bird Rock Elementary school office will close for the summer June 21 and reopen Aug. 23. She urged parents with kindergartners to get them enrolled as soon as possible, noting the school has a very stable population.
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Strawberry Mascarpone Shake Recipe
Rich mascarpone and vanilla bean help ripe strawberries shine in this shake.
Note: Let the ice cream sit out at room temperature until easily scoopable, about 5 minutes.
- Yield:makes 2 small servings
- Active time: 5 minutes
- Total time:5 minutes
- 1 cup strawberries, roughly chopped
- 2 cups vanilla ice cream
- 4 tablespoons mascarpone
- Seeds from 1/2 of a vanilla bean
- Additional strawberries for garnish if desired
Pulse the strawberries a few times in a blender then blend on medium high speed until smooth, about 30 seconds.
Add the ice cream, mascarpone, and vanilla bean seeds to the strawberry puree and blend on medium high speed just until smooth, about 30 seconds. Garnish with strawberries if desired and serve immediately.


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The Amityville Woman's Club held its Christmas luncheon Dec. 9, 2008 at Southward Ho Country Club. It was attended and enjoyed by over 120 members and guests. Barbara Lozier, the hostess, welcomed everyone.
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This set of three videos illustrates how math is used in satellite data analysis. NASA climate scientist Claire Parkinson explains how the Arctic and Antarctic sea ice covers are measured from satellite data and how math is used to determine trends... (View More) in the data. In the first video, she leads viewers from satellite data collection through obtaining a time series of monthly Arctic and Antarctic average sea ice extents for November 1978-December 2016. In the second video, she begins with the time series from the first video, removes the seasonal cycle by calculating yearly averages, and proceeds to calculate the slopes of the lines to get trends in the data, revealing decreasing sea ice coverage in the Arctic and increasing sea ice coverage in the Antarctic. In the third video, she uses a more advanced technique to remove the seasonal cycle and shows that the trends are close to the same, whichever method is used. She emphasizes the power of math and that the techniques shown for satellite sea ice data can also be applied to a wide range of data sets. Note: See Related & Supplemental Resources for the maps and data files (1978-2016) that will allow you to do the calculations shown in the video. These also include data for different regions of the Arctic and Antarctic, enabling learners to do additional calculations beyond those shown in the videos. (View Less)
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I fixed it by using this instead:
<!DOCTYPE kpartgui SYSTEM "kpartgui.dtd"> <kpartgui version="2" name="tutorial3"> <ToolBar name="mainToolBar" >
<text>Main Toolbar</text> <Action name="clear" /> </ToolBar> <MenuBar> <Menu name="file" > <text>&File</text> <Action name="clear" /> </Menu> </MenuBar>
I'm not shure why. Should this be added to the tutorial?
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Let's wait, to my experience this is repaired quickly --Tstaerk 21:12, 18 March 2007 (CET)
after creating the files i get this error message after starting the tutorial 3 application (through dbus-launch ./tutorial3):
tutorial3: WARNING: KXMLGUIClient::setXMLFile: cannot find .rc file tutorial3ui.rc
but this file exists in the current directory... any hint? thx --Stefon 21:41, 16 April 2007 (CEST)
sorry. you are right. maybe we can stress this difference out a little more?
--Stefon 00:31, 18 April 2007 (CEST)
KAction has no constructor which takes a KActionCollection and a QString as stated in the tutorial. Also, moments later in the "final" code section, this constructor is not used.
A QAction is also being used! :@
--Gavinbeatty 22:50, 19 June 2007 (CEST)
Well it seems that KActionCollection extends QAction, so I doubt it's even possible or sane to use a KAction here. Not to mention that if you use QAction you depend a little less on the kdelibs. The problem is that knowing that, you learn basically nothing about KAction in this Tutorial.


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Loving Yellow: Add Some Sunshine at Home this Summer
Pantone may have dubbed this the year of Tangerine Tango, but I can't help but be feeling yellow. In early summer I always get a craving for bright, golden hues. The sun is shining, our skin glistens bronze, and I want to harness that sunshine into my interiors. Here are a few rooms that incorporate an accent of yellow, and make me happy.
Do you get seasonal inspiration too?
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3. Annchen
4. Bea's Sunny Soothing Room, Apartment Therapy Family
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Even though Sally Hansen is about to launch a makeup line, the brand is still known for its excellent nail polishes ($6 each). As you might know, I think buying pricey nail polish is unnecessary, especially when you can find on-trend colors at the drugstore.
This season, Sally Hansen once again collaborated with designer Tracy Reese for her runway show. Tracy's collection incorporated North African prints and hues, and the nail colors complement them perfectly. Models wore Tunisian Sand, the tan color shown here, but I've been playing around with Arabian Night, a pearly medium-depth lavender shade. It's a little too fashion-y for the office, but for a springtime pedicure, why not? The coverage is good (you'll need two coats) and it lasted for three days on my fingernails without chipping — no small feat.


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I don't think if anyone mentioned it here before, but does any of you think that there may be a final task involving languages?I see that this season at the pitstop they show the greeters saying Hello and Goodbye in different languages, it seems that the final task may require teams to match these words? Just pure speculation.Edited - Just saw people mentioned it already in last few pages. To me I think this is a very good challenge as the teams probably don't have time to note down the phrase at the time!
Okay sorry to intrude. I just was looking around Can I ask, what is with the spec of Josh/Brent making final 3? I looked and saw no pictures of them in New York City and if I read right their last spotting was in Amsterdam. I know that Jaymes/James and Trey/Lexie were spotted with crews and Natalie/Nadiya, Abbie & Ryan weren't spotted with crews, and Josh & Brent were nowhere to be found..I mean.. I can understand the educated guesses with James/Abba last seen in Russia and then Nana/AbbieRyan seen without crews/flip flops and do process of elimination but I'm just looking for the "proof/evidence" that had it, lol.So could anyone explain to me where them being in final 3 came from? Did I miss an image?
The cast announcement today has shaken loose another sighting. From Facebook earlier today:So glad the word is out. We met Josh and Brent on the Talgo Night Train to Paris in June when they were in the middle of racing and filming. Caroline and I will be watching on the 30th and cheering them on. Spoiler alert, when we met them there were four teams left!I don't know if this is something we already knew or not, but it appears that the Beekman Boys are in the final four. They are getting one of the largest reactions on Twitter, so that will probably help ratings. The fact that the Facebook poster doesn't mention other teams may be bad news for the Beekman Boys though.Also, I'm not sure we ever nailed down which trains were used in France, so this may help with that.
I think that Abbie and Ryan are safe. They were seen delivering pizza in NY which I assume will be the final leg of the race. Trey and Lexi, and the Twins were sighted too.
So is it safe to say that The Chips and Trey and Lexi will make the F3 ?
Um, Josh and Brent were not speculated to make the final 3. (I'm looking at Dom El's timeline.) So I think you missed an image.
I do not get it, if Josh & Brent is eliminated this leg and the Twins next leg.It leaves Trexi and Chippendales in the final leg, with two teams please do not be true!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Next leg is a NEL. Leg 11 - France - wil still have 4 teams racing and - as in Osaka last season - is in that place where it's going to be eliminated the last team.
Quote from: Alenaveda on November 26, 2012, 02:30:21 PMNext leg is a NEL. Leg 11 - France - wil still have 4 teams racing and - as in Osaka last season - is in that place where it's going to be eliminated the last team. You sure about that Alenaveda?
The author of the tweet and this photo was nice enough to respond back to me.The photo was taken at Château de Chenonceau ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C3%A2teau_de_Chenonceau) just west of Tours
Was just wondering one thing: the pics of Abbie/Ryan and Natalie/Nadiya acting like decoys in NY, who posted them? Was it the production who put them on twitter? Because, if I remember correctly, those were one of the first posts on a newly created account. And how would normal people know that this was TAR, with the two teams having no cameras around them? Maybe I'm missing something...Shouldn't the point of having decoys are to mess up spoilers? We didn't had pics of all the final three. But with these ones posted, it just revealed us who made it and who didn't.Unless those were taking at the end of the day, after the race finished, with the tweenies, who are actually in the final three, doing decoy work with an eliminated team to mess us up. But I may going to far
the preview for sundays leg says olny 2 episodes left. how can that be? spain, france, nyc. ??
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Dish hopes to offset a lack of subscriber growth by using wireless airwaves it has amassed to team up with a national phone carrier. But after failing to buy Sprint, the satellite-TV provider is left with dwindling strategic options. Miriam Gottfried reports. Photo: AP.
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13 Recycling Solutions from IKEA
We hadn't really thought of IKEA's Trofast system as something to use outside of a kid's room until a reader mentioned repurposing it as a recycling station. Since then, we've noticed lots of different recycling ideas within the IKEA catalog, some of them obvious and some not so much…
• 1 The Trofast Storage System comes in multiple combinations (this one is $62).
• 2 Slugis Boxes ($3 – $17) are basic plastic bins in a range of sizes and depths.
• 3 The Knodd Bin with Lid ($25) is a classic metal wastebasket.
• 4 The Rationell Recycling Bin ($10) is designed to fit inside a kitchen cabinet.
• 5 The Sortera Box ($9) has a folding lid so that you can open it while stacked.
• 6 Turned upside-down, the Evert Stool ($5) is a colorful recycling bin.
• 7 The Fibbe Bin with Lid ($14.99) is a good small-space model.
• 8 The Andy Drawer Unit on Casters ($25) is an office item that could be repurposed as a recycling station.
• 9 Plastic Dimpa Bin with Lid ($6.99 each) are washable and reusable.
• 10 The Fniss Wastebasket ($1.99) is cheap enough to buy as many as you need.
• 11 Rill Casters ($10 for 4 pack) can be used to create rolling bins.
• 12 The Vessla Storage Crate ($5.99) comes with built-in casters.
• 13 If you need a place to hide your bins or bags, the Apa Storage Box is just $15.
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I'm thinking its just a confessional place as well Gman, the rumor was that the Castle was the pitstop and I read it elsewhere but need to find the blog. The view looks like its coming from the Charles Bridge but haven't spent a lot of time on it.
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I think there's gonna be a U-Turn this leg. U-Turn AND Speedbump on the same leg is cruel. (Assuming this leg's an NEL, (Which it should be.))
Is there positively an episode on Thanksgiving weekend?
I think it is a mistake too, but gosh they are sloppy this season!!
Quote from: graytex on November 17, 2009, 03:20:27 PMIs there positively an episode on Thanksgiving weekend?yeah, almost but since they're featuring Prague on TAR 15, the Czechs are now celebrating their 20th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution. It seems that the producers of TAR made a coincidence on the event. Sadly to say that they'd didn't went to Berlin, Germany for the 20th anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall.
Nice find! I was looking all over for that tower. There's a Sheraton nearby, that's the only thing I can think of.
Nice puddin!! Is this the same place? From slowhatch's great link in the MAPS thread:http://virtual.praha.eu/towers/new-town-council.htmlBut if we see that tower behind B/E...where are they actually standing?? Cause that must be the Pitstop, right?So maybe the Castle rumor...was a rumor??
There was a new commercial in between Lets Make Deal and Price today. Nothing too new, but there is a shot of the trotters and Meghan and Cheney climbing down the scaffolding screaming that that "THEY" are trying to slow us down.
Looks like Cheyne and Meghan take public transit to the kayaking centre - I thought we had seen taxis there though.Street view has a good image of this location as well. No 14 and 17 trains go to the stop they are at.Looks like it could be awkward to figure out which direction to go to get to the kayaks...
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Greenery in the Kitchen: 10 Kitchens With a Green Thumb
From house plants to herbs (did you see this discussion yesterday?), greenery in the kitchen at this time of the year can help keep things feeling fresh and lively in the home. Here, from around the web, are ten kitchens with plants that we think are beautiful.
• 1 Just the one topiary on the counter softens up this black and white kitchen, seen in Elle Decor.
• 2 A few herbs on a kitchen windowsill make such a difference. This example is from House Beautiful.
• 3 The plants in the windows here have quite a dramatic effect; this no cottage garden look.
• 4 Bringing in just one little pot of herbs makes a kitchen feel more alive, especially during the wintertime.
• 5 More herbs. Again, it's nice to keep them around the sink for quick and easy watering.
• 6 Liza from Good to Grow has an entire garden above her sink!
• 7 Another great real-life herb garden from The Home Herbalist.
• 8 Awesome pots!
• 9 Another topiary in a very classy kitchen.
• 10 A string of topiaries.
Do you keep greenery (herbs, ivy, topiaries) in your own kitchen? Any good tips or inspiring suggestions for keeping plants healthy indoors?
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