text: Rod Swoboda Archives Cover Crop Haying, Grazing Extended In Some States USDA Risk Management Agency says insurance companies can allow haying and grazing until May 22, if they so choose. Published on: May 9, 2013 Tweet Post to Your Wall. Email Story RSS Permalink Print USDA's Risk Management Agency announced May 8 it will allow approved crop insurance providers in certain states to extend the deadline date for haying and grazing of cover crops. If the farmers' insurance company chooses, the farmer may be allowed to graze or hay cover crops until May 22, 2013 in Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Michigan. Farmers need to check with their local crop insurance agent for approval. USDA's Risk Management Agency is allowing this extension because of continued wet weather in these states this spring. The previous deadline was May 10, 2013. The RMA memo issued May 8 says in these states cover crops may continue to be hayed or grazed until May 22, 2013, without affecting the eligibility of the following crop for multiple peril crop insurance coverage if the producer's approved insurance provider (i.e. the crop insurance company) approves. This is a one-year exception due to 2013's wet spring weather. The memo also says cover crops still must be terminated before planting, and producers should contact their crop insurance agent to request permission to extend grazing or haying.COVER CROP EXTENSION: USDA's Risk Management Agency is allowing insurance providers to extend the deadline for haying and grazing cover crops until May 22, 2013. This is only for certain states and farmers must check with local agent for permission. Previous deadline was May 10. Insurance firms will decide whether to grant this extension Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Bill Northey is encouraging farmers with cover crops to contact their insurance provider if they are interested in haying or grazing after May 10, 2013. Plant Cover Crops In A Drought Year? You Bet Cover crops can help conserve moisture, keep soil covered and provide residue going into the cropping season. Download our free report Cover Crops: Best Management Practices "It is critically important farmers work with their insurance agent and insurance company and receive approval if they are interested in haying or grazing a cover crop past May 10," Northey says. "It has been a very challenging spring for many farmers and hopefully this announcement will provide farmers with some additional flexibility." This announcement should provide farmers some flexibility USDA had previously provided guidance or rules for farmers interested in insuring a spring crop following a cover crop that farmers must not hay, graze or otherwise harvest the cover crop after May 10, and that farmers must terminate the cover crop prior to planting the spring crop. The cover crop must be terminated with tillage or herbicide, grazing is not considered terminating the crop. "This new guidance from RMA only affects farmers interested in haying or grazing a cover crop past May 10," Northey notes. "Otherwise, a farmer only has to terminate the cover crop prior to planting. So, if they aren't able to get into a field due to wet weather they still have time to kill the cover crop prior planting and not have it impact their crop insurance." In addition to contacting their insurance provider, farmers can also contact the USDA Risk Management Agency's St. Paul Regional Office for more information via phone at 651-290-3304, email at firstname.lastname@example.com, or online here. Plant Cover Crops In A Drought Year? You Bet Cover crops can help conserve moisture, keep soil covered and provide residue going into the cropping season. Download our free report Cover Crops: Best Management Practices


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Jennifer Lopez - The pop legend/girl from the block made her first appearance at the Billboards in a decade or so, and boy, did she arrive. We love how she matched her fistfuls of rings with her golden Zuhair Murad gown. J.Lo's deep maroon nail polish added a nice layer of depth.
Miley Cyrus - Miley is never one to shy from the spotlight, that's for sure. Amidst swirling rumors about her engagement with fiance Liam Hemsworth, it looks like Cyrus hasn't gotten rid of her gigantic engagement ring. Smartly, the singer sandwiched it between two seriously sparkly diamond bands.
Taylor Swift - T. Swift shone in a cobalt Zuhair Murad mini, and brought a tougher edge to her look with a three-finger knuckle ring. Naked nails made sure that her bling stood out from her sparkly dress.
The Bling Rings of The 2013 Billboard AwardsBy Julie Pereira, Thread Blogger | Hit List – Sun, May 19, 2013 10:16 PM EDT
While we have nothing against a statement necklace or eye-catching earrings, we're having a total love affair with stacks and stacks of delicate rings at the moment. And it looks like we're not the only ones! When music's hottest stars walked down the blue carpet at the 2013 Billboard Music Awards in Las Vegas we could barely tear our attention away from the ring parties taking place on stars like Taylor Swift, Jennifer Lopez, and Miley Cyrus. The gorgeous gowns and graphic black-and-white trends were great too, but you've gotta love a hefty dose of knuckle bling. Our favorites of the night:
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Bryan County High School softball standouts Jenna Schuman and Sierra Newman have been best friends for a long time.
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The boys' and girls basketball teams at Richmond Hill High School split victories against 2A-AAAA rival Liberty County in a doubleheader Tuesday night in Richmond Hill. The boys lost 47-35 while the Lady Wildcats won 56-41.
Claxton High swept Bryan County High Sc hool on Tuesday night in a Region 3A-A basketball doubleheader.
The Bryan County High School boys' basketball team has made a number of positive strides since last season's one-win campaign.
The Richmond Hill High School boys' basketball team bounced back from a tough region 2A-AAAA setback 24 hours earlier to knock off Screven County on Saturday in Sylvania.
The girls' basketball team at Richmond Hill High School won it's 12th straight game on Friday night and stayed unbeaten in Region 2A-AAAA by beating Brusnwick 68-66 in Brunswick.
Satashala Beasley poured in 32 points, grabbed 16 rebounds and blocked three shots to lead Bryan County to a 67-48 win over Metter on Tuesday.
Flanked by family and his high school coach, Richmond Hill High School senior Justin Carrillo signed to play soccer at the University of Colorado - Colorado Springs on Wednesday at the RHHS media center.
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JaDon Hollis-Reno of Richmond Hill was named winner of the boys' 10-11-year-old age group in the 2012 NFL Punt, Pass and Kick national competition on Sunday during an AFC playoff game in Balitmore.
The Richmond Hill High School girls' basketball team won it's 10th straight game on Friday night, downing Ware County 58-38 in Waycross.
Diamond Mcgirt scored 17 points and Tiffany Howard added 15 to lead Bryan County to a 46-45 win over Savannah Country Day on Friday night.
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How immigrants are redefining 'American' in Southern California
Readers weigh in: Does not speaking your family's native tongue make you any less culturally authentic?
After San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro delivered the keynote address during the Democratic National Convention last week, part of the conversation afterward revolved around his lack of fluency in Spanish. Yet as a third-generation Texan of Mexican descent, is someone like Castro really expected to be fluent in the language of his immigrant grandmother?
Not so, if you look at the way language evolves across immigrant generations. According to the Pew Hispanic Center, native language fluency drops off with each generation; among Latinos, only one in four among the third generation are fluent in Spanish. A post earlier this week discussed this, as well as whether not being fluent in the language of one's immigrant ancestors makes one any less culturally "authentic" as a member of that group. After all, while language serves as a cultural bridge, there are other aspects of ancestral culture that get passed on.
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As far as historic moments during national political conventions go, the second night of the Democratic National Convention yesterday racked up a couple of them. Number one was what is perhaps the most public appearance ever by an out-of-the-closet undocumented immigrant, 27-year-old Benita Veliz, a college graduate and former high school valedictorian brought to the U.S. as a child who spoke of having "to live almost my entire life knowing I could be deported."
That one took it away. But for people who follow such things, there was another minor milestone, this one involving the speaker Benitez introduced, former TV talk show host Cristina Saralegui.
As the Associated Press pointed out in a piece yesterday, there is a generally accepted blue-red divide between two of the nation's largest Latin American immigrant groups, Mexicans (the largest, who traditionally lean left) and Cubans (the third largest, who traditionally lean right). There is also a stark immigration policy divide. Mexicans who arrive illegally are typically deported if caught, while most Cubans who make it to U.S. soil can legalize thanks to policies rooted in the early days of the Fidel Castro regime. The rise to prominence this year of Republican Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida, especially as rumors circulated that the Cuban American senator might become a running mate for Mitt Romney, further fueled discussion of the political differences.
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San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro delivers his keynote speech at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina, Sept. 4, 2012
It's been a week of immigrant stories tied to the 2012 election, starting with the many related by GOP politicos (along with candidate Mitt Romney's son) at the Republican National Convention in Tampa last week. But the one related last night by San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina has so far topped them all, in part because of where he placed it in his convention keynote address.
Castro dedicated a large chunk of the beginning of his keynote to the story of his grandmother, who arrived in the U.S. as an illiterate orphan in the early 1920s and made her way in her adopted country. A highlight:
The unlikely journey that brought me here tonight began many miles from this podium. My brother Joaquin and I grew up with my mother Rosie and my grandmother Victoria. My grandmother was an orphan. As a young girl, she had to leave her home in Mexico and move to San Antonio, where some relatives had agreed to take her in.
She never made it past the fourth grade. She had to drop out and start working to help her family. My grandmother spent her whole life working as a maid, a cook and a babysitter, barely scraping by, but still working hard to give my mother, her only child, a chance in life, so that my mother could give my brother and me an even better one.
...By the time my brother and I came along, this incredible woman had taught herself to read and write in both Spanish and English. I can still see her in the room that Joaquin and I shared with her, reading her Agatha Christie novels late into the night.
Democrats call once more for comprehensive immigration reform, but how feasible is it?
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Demonstrators hold signs supporting undocumented immigrants during a rally in Charlotte, NC ahead of the Democratic National Convention, Sept. 2, 2012
As its national convention commences, the Democratic party is pushing a platform that again calls for comprehensive immigration reform. As expected, its tone is far different from that of the stricter, enforcement-based platform embraced by the Republican party.
But it begs the larger question of whether comprehensive immigration reform is politically feasible, even now. As recent history has shown, it's one thing to discuss it, but getting this through Congress is a very tough sell.
In 2006 during the Bush administration, the imminent promise of broad immigration reforms, coupled with stringent proposals that didn't take, drove hundreds of thousands to rally for immigration reform in cities around the country. When it didn't materialize, the immigration reform lobby regrouped, with different factions pushing for smaller changes that have manifested themselves as policies like deferred action, a new plan that promises temporary legal status for qualifying young people.


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It should be noted that what Richard has done isn't considered illegal in the UK but it is in the US.
The main issue is trying to extradite a boy for something that isn't a crime in the country he has always lived, is a citizen of and where the website was based.
This is a case where the USA are trying to police the internet, apparently having a .com domain gives the USA rights to police any website it sees fit even though a .com is considered the standard.
If the US shut down every website with illegal content the entire internet would be censored, how many pictures are shared daily or videos shown on Google, Facebook and every other social networking site in existence.
Linking content to content is how the internet works, if the film industry wasn't so greedy and backwards they would work with network websites.
Netflix and spotify for example are a great start, cheap music/films for a reasonable monthly price.
My spotify account costs £5 a month and has over 1000 songs on my playlist after 6 months of use. On Itunes that would be the around £1000, thats nearly 2 decades of monthly fees in advance for songs I may listen to a few times at the most. Insane right?
Netflix is a great website for tv series at £6 a month but the content is years old forcing people to either pay insane amounts of money to get new shows, wait years or pirate them from other countries since most TV shows don't leave the US shores for a year after release.
Infact even when they are allowed at the same time the US get these shows a week in advance, a week on the internet gives the people behind enough reviews and news articles to ruin the plot and story for them.
Its not pirates that are the problem its companies that refuse to innovate and until the media realise that these companies are making record profits while claiming the "pirates" are killing the industry then nothing will change.


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The Guardian has appointed We Are Social to help promote its blogger outreach activity.
We Are Social's activity aims to encourage participation by music fans across a broad range of musical tastes and will last for three months.
It will encourage them to sign up to the Six Songs microsite where they can create their own playlist, based on six questions about the music that has made them who they are.
The agency's activity will involve approaching influential, high-reach music and lifestyle bloggers, and asking them to choose their own personal six songs.
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We Are Social will launch a follow-up campaign in September, which will focus on the results of the initial activity.
Charlene Prempeh, head of digital marketing from The Guardian, said: 'This is a really enjoyable campaign to be involved in and it's great to hear how different people's experiences and emotions are when it comes to music. The work We Are Social is doing will help drive the activity forward among bloggers and their followers; an essential demographic for this campaign.'
Seb Robert, account director at We Are Social, added: 'The Guardian is known for its eclectic music coverage so this campaign is a great fit for it. The activity will resonate with the paper's target audience and we hope that people will really get involved and share their musical experiences with the rest of the world.'
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My best friend took her niece who was a bit older but was still toddler age to their big family reunion two summers ago. When she went she had the little one in a sleeper and then in the sleeping bag with her. Another option could be to zip together two sleeping bags, or have her sleep with you guys with a toasty blanket of her own. The best way to keep her warm is to have her sleeping with you. No one is going to sleep if your kiddo is cold or uncomfortable to perhaps bringing a few options would be best. Let us know how it goes, Jess
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PORTLAND - Relentless intensity. That's what opponents face against the Lake Region girls' basketball team.
York's Emily Campbell wrestles the ball away from Lake Region's Kelsey Winslow during the Western Class B final Saturday. Lake Region won, 50-24. The Lakers will face Eastern champion Presque Isle for the state championship on Friday.
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The Hancock girls, from left, Sarah, Sydney and CeCe, leap onto the court Saturday as Lake Region completes its victory against York in Western Class B.
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Top-seeded Lake Region held York scoreless for a 9:21 span in the first half, turning a 4-0 deficit into a 14-4 lead, and the No. 2 Wildcats never recovered Saturday in the Western Class B final.
The Lakers broke it open in the third quarter and eased to a 50-24 win at the Cumberland County Civic Center.
It's the Lakers' second consecutive regional title and fifth in eight years. Lake Region (19-2) will play Presque Isle at 7 p.m. Friday at the Civic Center in a rematch of last year's state championship game, won by Presque Isle, 49-47.
"I'm so excited," said guard Sydney Hancock. "To win back-to-back is the best feeling."
Tiana-Jo Carter led the Lakers with 14 points, 17 rebounds and four blocked shots. She was named the recipient of the Mike DiRenzo Award, given to the outstanding player/sportsperson in the tournament.
"I didn't expect this," she said. "I just wanted to come here and win a championship."
York finished 18-3, all the losses to the Lakers.
"They took us completely out of our offense," said Coach Rick Clark. "They forced us into bad decisions in our offensive end. They were the aggressor."
The most pressure, Clark said, was on his guards. The Hancock trio -- Sydney, CeCe and Sarah -- constantly harassed York's perimeter players, not allowing them to have open looks at the basket or passing lanes.
"That's what we try to do to other teams, and what we do to most other teams, force their guards out of their comfort zone," said Clark. "They did it to us. And we kind of lost our way for a long enough period that we couldn't get back into it."
York led 4-0 and looked comfortable. Then the shots stopped falling after Ruby Cribby hit a jumper with 4:18 left in the first quarter.
The Wildcats didn't score again until 2:57 remained in the second quarter; by that time Lake Region had a 14-4 lead. Unheralded Sarah Hancock (11 points) hit a 3-pointer with 1:16 left in the first quarter to put Lake Region ahead for good, 5-4.
"I think that got us going," said Carter. "When she's draining that 3 and the crowd started screaming, that got us going."
With Carter and Kelsey Winslow dominant inside, the Lakers were in control.
Lake Region led 14-8 at the half and pulled away in the third, outscoring York 21-11. Carter, Winslow and Sydney Hancock each had six points in that quarter, with Hancock draining two long 3-pointers.
"We knew if we played our game and played our defense the way we could, things would work out," said Carter. "Offensively we were a little rough and Coach kept telling us to calm down. The offense would come."
That's because Paul True knows what his team's defense can do to an opponent.
"I thought we did a great job playing poised at the defensive end," said True. "I thought we were taking quick shots and our ball movement was not good in the first half. But regardless if we play the way we can at the defensive end, we're going to be in the game."
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Kari Eldridge snips at the net Saturday after Lake Region downed York 50-24 to win Western Class B.
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Tiana-Jo Carter loomed large on offense and defense for Lake Region -- here cutting off a drive by Ruby Cribby of York -- and was named Western Class B's top player/sportsman.
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Smith continued her productivity from the defender position last week, scoring a pair of goals and adding an assist as North Georgia pushed their current unbeaten streak to 20 days with victories over Georgia Southwestern and Armstrong Atlantic.
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Anti-establishment style was everywhere last night at the punk-themed 2013 Met Gala, where the 'it' list worked varying levels of sartorial subversion – from glam-rock to goth and grunge.
But there was also a select group of red-carpet rebels who armed themselves with one of the evening's more unusual, nonconformist trends.
Their weapons of choice? Not spikes or studs, or even chainmail. Rather, they suited up in full-on punk protection mode with what can only be dubbed as glove-sleeves – full arm, hand and finger-covering extensions. (Practical, they are not.)
We saw these gown appendages in their most blatant form on a Givenchy-clad Kim Kardashian, who not only covered her baby bump in all-over floral, but also completely sleeved up in the moody, foreboding print.
The built-in glove extensions also appeared on Leelee Sobieski, who wore Christian Dior Couture and looked to be growing a gold-plated garden on her forearms and fingers.
It was Paloma Faith in a Michael Cinco design who gave us the best lesson in how to wear gown-gloves with her blood-red, ombre-effect masterpiece.
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Here is a roundup of the models who took to the red carpet at the 2013 Met Gala on Monday night.
Cara Delevingne: Wearing Burberry, the British model nailed the theme, working a studded navy column dress with a plunging neckline. Her part-braided 'do and studded clutch perfected her look. She was easily one of the best on the night.
Gisele Bundchen: The model wore an Anthony Vaccarello Fall 2013 black mini dress with revealing grommet detailing. You slammed Gwyneth for wearing a gown with sheer sides; does Gisele get a pass?
Karlie Kloss: I never thought I would say this about Karlie: she looks frumpy. Ever since she chopped off her locks she has lost her mojo. This Louis Vuitton granny-chic look ages her about 40 years. Betty White would look better in this frock.
Posted by Catherine Kallon on May 7th, 2013 In: Anthony Vaccarello, Burberry, Diane von Furstenberg, Doutzen Kroes, Hilary Rhoda, J.Mendel, Joan Smalls, Karlie Kloss, Linda Evangelista, Louis Vuitton, Marchesa, Met Gala, Prabal Gurung, Stella McCartney Collection, Theyskens' Theory, Tom Ford, Wes Gordon
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To celebrate the new 'Punk: Chaos to Couture' exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City on Monday, some of the biggest celebs walked down the red carpet. In honour of the exhibit, many of the men chose to give their formal looks a bit of punk inspiration, which made for an exciting menswear event.
Eddie Redmayne: The red carpet phenom added another beautiful look to his collection, wearing a Dior Homme navy-blue wool tuxedo with black grosgrain peak lapels. As always, it fit just right. To finish it off, Eddie added a white cotton shirt, a black satin bow tie, a white pocket square, and black patent-leather derbies.
Frank Ocean: In a Givenchy black tuxedo, Frank looked incredibly dapper for the event. His two-button notch-lapel tux fit well and he paired it classically with a white shirt and black bow tie. To give the outfit a little kick of punk, Frank opted for shoes with silver studs going around the soles – a very cool addition.
Joshua Jackson: I've never been OK with wearing a red tie to a red carpet event. It's cheesy. I don't like that aspect of his outfit, but I love the beige linen lapels on his Dior Homme black suit. Even though it's a small detail on his jacket, it made for a stylish look. Joshua topped it off with a white cotton shirt and a Chanel 'J12 Black Matte Ceramic' watch.
Posted by Jeremy Ott on May 7th, 2013 In: Armie Hammer, Calvin Klein, Dior Homme, Eddie Redmayne, Frank Ocean, Givenchy, Lanvin, Menswear, Met Gala, Pharrell Williams, Tom Ford, Zachary Quinto
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