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A jury trial has been scheduled in August for one of two suspects in Wausau homicide case.
Warren Krohn,22, is charged with 1st degree reckless homicide, burglary, robbery and theft. A seven day trial is scheduled to begin on August 4.
The other suspect, Zach Froehlich, 20, is charged with 13 counts including 1st degree reckless homicide, armed robbery, and armed burglary. His jury trial is scheduled to begin May 5.
Prosecutors say the two robbed and beat Kerby Kniess, 49, to death in a garage on the 100 Block of North 7th Avenue in Wausau in June 2012.
According to the criminal complaint, Froehlich admitted to police he was the one who swung the fatal blows to Kneiss and that he was encouraged to do so by Krohn. Froehlich also told police the pair went to Kneiss' home with the intention of hurting him in order to rob him of alcohol, cigarettes and cash. They reportedly stole the $21 Kneiss has on him. The two suspects were acquaintances with Kniess, and had stolen cigarettes from Kneiss' residence in the past.
According to the criminal complaint, a friend told officers Froehlich beat up the victim to "work his way into" Warren's [Krohn] crew. The criminal complaint also states Froehlich said he wanted to keep the murder weapon as a trophy.
Both men remain behind bars on $250,000 bonds.
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Updated On: Aug 07 2013 06:07:02 AM EDT
Two pedestrians were injured Wednesday morning when they were hit by a van in Medford.
The crash happened on Mystic Valley Parkway, which is Route 16, at about 4 a.m.
The driver of the van stopped at the scene and was being questioned by police.
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The deal announced Wednesday means the Giants have settled all of their potential arbitration cases before hearings.
Romo, who made $1,575,000 last season, had asked for $4.5 million in 2013 with the Giants offering $2,675,000. Romo will be eligible to be a free agent after the 2014 season.
Romo went 4-2 with 14 saves and a 1.79 ERA last season. He was the team's primary closer in the postseason, when he had one win, four saves and a 0.84 ERA in 10 appearances. He struck out Miguel Cabrera to finish San Francisco's sweep of Detroit in the World Series that gave the Giants their second championship in three seasons.
A day earlier, reliever Ramon Ramirez has agreed on a minor league contract with the Giants, returning to the team he helped to win the 2010 World Series.
Bobby Evans, vice president of baseball operations, said the right-hander is a non-roster invitee. Pitchers and catchers report to spring training in Scottsdale, Ariz., next Tuesday.
The 31-year-old Ramirez, who spent 2010-11 with the Giants, went 3-4 with a 4.24 in 58 outings last season for the Mets.
His ERA was 112th among 135 big league relievers with at least 50 innings pitched.
Ramirez was part of the New York bullpen that had a 4.63 ERA, 29th among the 30 teams and ahead of only Milwaukee (4.66).
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Too Many Mistakes By Nashville
04/21/07 at 09:14 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Joe Biddle of the Tennessean,
"It's very disappointing to play the way we did all year and then to finish the way we did. Very disappointing,'' Vokoun said. "We just didn't get it done. There were a lot of things we didn't do.
"There was taking penalties, to not being able to score during key moments. It's all kinds of things. It's extremely hard. I'm a very competitive person and if I could have done anything to change the game … You don't know how many chances you're going to get like this against a team like that.''
The most glaring problem was the number of penalties the Predators incurred. It not only put them behind the 8-ball in Game 5, but most of the series.
It was a problem that never got corrected. Friday night they got hit with nine penalties worth 29 minutes.
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Top Players Perform
04/21/07 at 09:08 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Bucky Gleason of the Buffalo News,
The Sabres dismissed the Islanders in five games because Briere and Chris Drury performed while Satan and Yashin mostly disappeared. Briere had a goal and four assists, Drury four goals and an assist, the two co-captains working in symphony. Satan finished with a goal and two assists after waking up in the third period. Captain Yashin? Zip. Again.
"The line between winning and losing is so thin, you need everybody," Sabres defenseman Teppo Numminen said. "If your best guys are playing their games, it's huge. They're so talented that they can break a game and be the difference."
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Why Now
04/21/07 at 08:54 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Damien Cox of the Toronto Star,
So while the Isles were going out of their way to criticize the league for a few controversial calls this week, the team's management all the while knew they were in effect playing with a player soon to be deemed ineligible.
So while the league can puff out its chest today and cite Hill's 20-game suspension announced late yesterday afternoon as evidence of a league drug policy that works, the incident may have actually opened up a bunch of new questions.
When was Hill caught?
Should he have been suspended pending his appeal?
How long did the appeal take?
Should that appeal have been heard before the playoffs began?
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Don't Let Doan Play
04/21/07 at 08:35 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Ottawa Citizen,
The federal Liberals want the Conservative government to push for a lineup change to Team Canada at the upcoming world hockey championship because of ethnic slurs that were allegedly made by a player toward a francophone referee more than a year ago.
The allegations, which sparked two lawsuits, revolve around an incident at a December 2005 NHL game involving Phoenix Coyotes forward Shane Doan and a francophone linesman. An NHL investigation absolved Mr. Doan of any wrongdoing.
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Ratings Down
04/20/07 at 09:27 PM ET | Comments (0)
from the Dallas Morning News via the Santa Barbara News,
The national Stanley Cup ratings on Versus are down six percent from last season to 0.02, an average of 268,000 homes per game. During the regular season, NBC averaged 1.34 million homes for its regionalized coverage of the post-lockout NHL. That's less than half the homes that Fox attracted for its NHL coverage a decade ago.
more on the Dallas Stars ratings…
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Wings Don't Want Repeat Of Recent History
04/20/07 at 08:50 PM ET | Comments (0)
from the AP via The Hockey News,
Babcock hopes the Red Wings are resisting here-we-go-again thoughts. Since winning the Stanley Cup in 2002, they've had two first-round exits and one in the second.
"One of the key things for me is, this isn't last year's team - (and) this isn't '04," he said. "Don't carry that baggage around."
Filed in: NHL Playoff Talk, Calgary Flames, Detroit Red Wings, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Panic Express De-railed
Blog: Abel to Yzerman By IwoCPO
04/20/07 at 07:10 PM ET | Comments (0)
I hinted at this last night during the live-blog torture session but was already too stressed to address it fully. I'll be missing Game 5 altogether….no tv, radio, blackberry, telepathy, nothing but the friendly skies.
In fact I've been out of the loop all day and will be until tomorrow night. Feel free to use this as a conversation thread, as if I had to tell you that.
And, remember, there is nothing fun about the playoffs. Nothing. All they do is suck.
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Islanders Sean Hill Suspended 20 Games
Blog: KK Hockey By Alanah McGinley
04/20/07 at 05:50 PM ET | Comments (0)
From NHL Press Release,
NEW YORK/TORONTO (April 20, 2007)—New York Islanders defenseman Sean Hill has been suspended 20 games for violating the terms of the NHL/NHLPA Performance Enhancing Substances Program. The suspension begins with tonight's Stanley Cup Eastern Conference Quarterfinal game against the Buffalo Sabres.
Under the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement, the suspension is accompanied by mandatory referral to the NHL/NHLPA Program for Substance Abuse and Behavioral Health for evaluation and possible treatment.
The player's contract expires with the conclusion of the 2006-07 season. Any portion of the suspension that remains following the Islanders' participation in the 2007 Stanley Cup Playoffs would resume, without pay, at the beginning of any successor contract.
Updated 6:03pm ET:
From TSN,
Islanders' spokesman Chris Botta said Hill did not travel with the team to the arena for Friday night's game. He said he did not know whether Hill had travelled back to Long Island.
The nature of Hill's infraction was not immediately clear. An NHL spokesman said the league was obliged to honour the player's confidentiality and would not comment.
Note: There appears to be no indication of when Hill was tested. Sportsnet also reports that Hill isn't expected to make a statement till Saturday.
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Now What BJ's
04/20/07 at 05:00 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Eric Duhatschek of the Globe and Mail,
The Blue Jackets were the NHL's model expansion franchise — off the ice. They had a full building, a hands-off owner in John McConnell who put his trust in MacLean's vision and his wallet at MacLean's disposal. While Columbus's three expansion confreres (Minnesota, Atlanta and Nashville) muddled along with bottom-five payrolls for much of first few years of their existence, MacLean got the green light to spend on players almost from the get-go.
That, in turn, proved to be his downfall. He didn't have the patience necessary to build a franchise from the ground up — and for proof, consider that he fired his first coach midway through the team's third year.
read on and some interesting NHL bits…
Filed in: NHL Talk, Columbus Blue Jackets, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Blogging The Rangers
04/20/07 at 04:57 PM ET | Comments (0)
from David Amber at ESPN,
In this week's Facing Off, we ask Cahill how Rangers fans, like him, are different than Islanders fans, how he got ready for the role of gold-medal winning goalie Jim Craig and which team has the right stuff to hoist the Stanley Cup in June.
Question from David Amber: How did you get your own playoff blog on the NHL.com?
Answer from Eddie Cahill: I went to a couple of Rangers games at the Garden, and someone at the NHL had seen me and figured I was a fan and decided to approach me about having a blog during the playoffs. It's very cool, being a big fan like me. It makes you feel included in a weird way. It brings you a little closer to the game, which I like.
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How can you not like the brilliant music of Lenny Bernstein? The massive Washington Chorus, four top quality soloists and an excellent orchestra easily moved from Bernstein's A Simple Song from Mass, which was the opening concert at Kennedy Center, to Broadway hit West Side Story. My only question: of the the three female singers only one received billing. Who were the other two?
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The national traveling exhibit ŌĆ£Lincoln: The Constitu┬Łtion and the Civil WarŌĆØ will begin a five-week stay at the Culver AcademiesŌĆÖ Huffington Library with a grand open┬Łing on Sunday, Oct. 14, from 2 to 4 p.m.
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A throng of hundreds braved chilly winds off Lake Max┬Łinkuckee Friday, Oct. 5 for the official dedication of Culver Academies' majestic new White Devries Rowing Center, which not only replaces the longtime "crew shed" at the eastern end of the campus, but places in Culver a rowing facility to compare with the finest in the world.
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Fresh off his sectional championship-sealing score in the final minute against Bremen last Saturday, Binkley notched a hat trick and an assist, helping power the Dragons to a 4-2 Caston Regional Semifinal win over Carroll.
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At the start of the season, Culver Military head football coach Andy Dorrel had a hunch this yearŌĆÖs squad might be able to have a special season, and at 6-2, his team is on the verge of its first perfect home slate since 2005, which has included wins over Class A No. 1 Lafayette Central Catholic and Class 2A No. 4 Churubusco in Weeks 4 and 7.
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PLYMOUTH ŌĆö To think, one of PlymouthŌĆÖs all-time best tennis players was nearly a soccer player instead.
Last Saturday, Pilgrims senior No. 1 Gabe Vervynckt became the schoolŌĆÖs first LaPorte Regional qualifier in recent memory at the Culver Military Individual Sectional. His 7-5, 7-5 win over previously unbeaten North Judson foreign exchange student Thomas Simon earned him the right to advance and pushed him to a career record of 72-26 at Plymouth, a program record for singles wins.
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If you can't make it to the 78th Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas game played in Spartanburg on Saturday, December 21st, listen to the game carried live on stations throughout the Carolinas. The flagship station of the Shrine Bowl Radio Network is WPCM, 95.1 FM in Burlington, N.C.
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Color Analysis: Joe Taylor – WPCM 95.1 FM (Burlington, NC)
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NC Sideline: Mark Swing – WPCM 95.1 FM (Burlington, NC)
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WSVM Valdese (1490 AM)
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WSML Burlington (1200 AM)
WASC Spartanburg (1530 AM)
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WKDK Newberry (1240 AM)
WRHM Rock Hill (107.1 FM)
WVSZ Chesterfield (107.3 FM)
WQUL Woodruff (1510 AM)
WPUP Camden (102.7 FM)
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Alex holds a Bachelor of Music degree with an emphasis in Musical Theater from the prestigious Bass School of Music at Oklahoma City University. During his time at OCU, Alex trained with some of the country's top voice and theatre professionals including Brenda Holleman, David Herendeen, Karen Coe Miller, Jen Waldman, Andrew Byrne, Nancy Opel, Lily Wosk, Nicole Vallins, and many more.
Since college, Alex has taught, performed, and directed in Oklahoma, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, Kansas, and Florida.
Alex has concentrated on teaching private voice since 2007. Working with performers in National Tours, Concerts, Summerstock, and regional theaters across the country. Alex served as music director for various productions throughout the country. In addition, Alex worked as an acting coach for several productions.
Alex has students both on and off Broadway, in touring productions, and in regional theaters throughout the country.
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Are you new to the world of singing?
Are you a singer and need a safe place to learn and grow?
Are you going to audition after audition and feel like you are just not getting anywhere?
In your voice lesson, we will work to help you produce a better, consistent sound in a healthy and relaxed manner that will let you produce. We will will work to find a personal connection to every song that will take your performance miles beyond what you thought you were capable of!
So what are you waiting for? Improve your sound today!
Alex strives to create an open and trusting environment when he teaches. Alex believes that to truly perform a song well, the singer needs to feel a personal connection with the music.
"I want everyone that works with me to know that they're safe to try and discover new things. That way they can go out in the world with renewed confidence and the skills to reach their goals!"
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*** Studio Equipment ***
Upright Piano, Comprehensive Music Library, Love Seat, Desk, and Office Chair.
*** Travel Equipment ***
I have a keyboard that can travel, though a piano is preferable.
*** Specialties ***
I specialize in preparing the voice for performance as well as strengthening and maintaining a strong and healthy technique.
Guitarist/ Singer/Composer/Arranger/Music Producer, Andy S., is an experienced, well-versed musician in many disciplines of music. He has a Bachelor of Music degree in Jazz studies from the prestigious University of North Texas and Masters in Jazz Arranging/Composition from the University of North Texas. He has also been an educator of the art since 1993 and performing for over 25 years. He has recently taken a faculty position at SFA University as a private guitar/voice/bass instructor as well as Director of their contemporary ensembles and part time arranger.
As an Arranger/Composer/Producer:
Andy has written, arranged, produced, performed and recorded for a variety of artists over the years including an original composition by world renowned jazz artist, Kurt Rosenwinkel, which was performed by Kurt himself along with the, Grammy award winning, University of North Texas's One O'clock lab band in Spring of 2010.
As a Performer:
Andy is accomplished in jazz, classical, rock, r&b as well as well other styles of music. He has performed regularly with several jazz and original groups around the DFW area. He also has performed with and co-produced for recording artists from the Nashville, Miami and Washington D.C. areas. He also currently holds a position at First United Methodist Grapevine as guitarist, singer and part time arranger.
Andy also strongly believes that service to humanity is of the utmost importance. He has performed for and been a part of many worth while causes such as the Dallas Life Foundation, Juvenile Diabetes, Food For Hunger Organizations, Medi Send, as well as Habitat for Humanity.
As far back as I can remember I have always enjoyed performing music. I can remember during my elementary school years how I would play drums during church service. Some days I would sneak in my dad's closet to play his saxophone. I began learning how to play saxophone in middle school and by the time I was in high school I was learning piano, performing jazz, and composing music.
I went on to get a Bachelor of Music at the University of North Texas. I have been performing professionally for over 18 years. I also have taught band for 11 years in Dallas ISD. I enjoy teaching and mentoring other up and coming musicians. It's a joy to see another world open up to them through music.
Through my warm and positive personality and experience as a certified music teacher and music performer, I understand how to meet the social and educational needs of each music student. I am well versed at solving problems and helping students thrive and reach their full potential. I think that I do this best by personalizing the instruction experience for each unique situation. I love to encourage students and help them discover the music in them.
*** Lesson Details ***
Like me, students can expect to enjoy the process. Students will discover that I am very encouraging during lessons. I keep everything upbeat and positive. I will help you come up with goals musically. I am very patient, all while coaching you so that you get positive results.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Upright Baldwin piano, electronic keyboard 88 keys, music stands, sitting area for parent, CD/iPod stereo.
*** Specialties ***
Jazz, Gospel, Pop, Classical, Various styles
My name is Adeline. I have a Masters degree in Piano Pedagogy and Composition. I also hold a Masters certification in Producing, from Berklee College of Music, Boston. I have been teaching private piano for 12 years - including 2 years teaching MIDI (Music Technology) and Music Appreciation in Tarrant County College.
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I teach students from age 4 and up. I think I am a laid back person, but I am strict about students not practicing what they were assigned. I will use different award systems to motivate my children to practice. Each lesson includes sight reading exercises, theory, and musical history relating to the pieces. After they get the basics, I will teach chords improvisation so that students can accompany themselves or others. My students are required to attend semester end studio recitals. They are also encouraged to perform and compete in festivals, and contests held at the University of Texas in Arlington, as I am an active member in the Arlington Music Teacher Association.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Piano, Computer, Ipad, Keyboard, percussion instruments.
*** Specialties ***
I used all kinds of method books, depending on the ability and learning styles of students. I also teach all kinds of music- including jazz, popular, and church music.
11 years ago, I picked up a guitar and began my life-long pursuit of music. This pursuit has led me in a wide variety of directions. Today, I am the worship leader for Living Life Church, a private guitar instructor at Covenant Christian Academy, a freelance producer, film-composer, and performing musician.Some of my credits and projects are available on my LinkedIn profile and my Reverbnation profile.
I have a passion for a wide variety of styles of music. For several years, I was the lead guitarist, singer, and songwriter for multiple independent bands, the most notable being an indie psychedelic band called Tod The Fox. I have led worship for Grace Fellowship UMC, Brazos Pointe Church, Bear Creek Community Church, The Cornerstone College Ministry at UTA, and the BSM at UTA in varying capacities. At UTA, I studied Jazz and Classical guitar under acclaimed guitarists Sam Walker and Billy Robertson. Here, I also studied theory, piano, sight-singing, and music-production extensively. I graduated Magna Cume Laude with a Bachelor of Music-Media from UTA. I have also played bass guitar for several contract gigs and performances.
My teaching style varies from student to student. Music is a wonderfully diverse subject and every student has his own aspirations. I will do my best to cater each lesson to the student's goals and interests. Whether that is classical guitar method, shredding electric guitar solos, jazz, folk, country, or anything in between.
A few of my favorite artists include: Michael Gungor, Joe Pass, Andrew Bird, Chopin, Led Zeppelin, Glen Hansard, and Radiohead.
*** Lesson Details ***
Lessons will vary significantly from student to student. Not only does every student have different goals in mind, they all learn differently as well. I do my best to customize my lessons for each student's goals and needs. A typical guitar, bass, or piano lesson may involve music-reading, chord studies, technical work, scale practice, and theory.
I consider myself a healthy balance between professional and light-hearted. As much as I want to make efficient use of the lesson-time, my primary goal is for the student to truly understand and enjoy music.
I have worked hard to be a flexible musician and teacher. I am competent in jazz, rock, classical, contemporary, blues, worship, etc., and will be happy to teach any (or all) of these styles to any student.
*** Studio Equipment ***
My at-home studio includes:
- Stools
- A keyboard
- Recording equipment
- Internet access
- A printer
- A library of music resources
- Multiple guitars
- A bass guitar
- Double input amplifier
- Music stand
- Metronome/tuner
- Recording studio quality monitors
*** Travel Equipment ***
- Travel Music Stand
- Metronome/Tuner/Recorder
- Guitar and accessories
- Bass and accessories
- Notebooks/binders
- Staff Paper
- Tablature
- Multiple theory/technique/music books
*** Specialties ***
I specialize in contemporary, rock, blues, and worship guitar. But I also have extensive experience in jazz and classical guitar.
For piano, I teach beginner to intermediate level students in a variety of genres. I use piano on a daily basis for composing, arranging, and performing.
For bass, I can also teach a variety of genres. I specialize in blues/rock/contemporary but have experience in classical and jazz bass as well.
If you do not inform me at least 24 hours (preferably a couple days) prior to your lesson that you are going to cancel, you will still be charged. No matter the situation I will be happy to work with you to schedule a make-up though.
Along with being a songwriter, performer, and recording artist, I have over 30 years of teaching electric and acoustic guitar in all styles and levels, specializing in rock. We can focus on technique, reading music in standard or tablature, music theory, improvisation, or simply learning your favorite songs. The bottom line is making sure you meet your musical goals!
*** Lesson Details ***
We will begin your lessons by pinpointing exactly what you wish to focus on, then devise an organized plan so that we can maximize our progress. It's all about YOU!
*** Studio Equipment ***
I always have an amp in my teaching studio (although it's not mandatory that you play through it), and extra guitars if you're not able to bring yours. I can also play CDs or mp3s on the spot to learn your favorite songs, and I have complete and accurate tablature to thousands of songs, all alphabetized!
*** Specialties ***
I excel in teaching technique - specifically alternate picking for speed and sweep picking for arpeggios - I can definitely help you reach your maximum potential on these techniques, among others. I also excel in the repertoire of acoustic and electric rock songs that I can teach you. I am patient as well. We can progress at your level.
"Steven is very professional and extremely helpful. He always has a smile on and is serious about helping you phrase the music. I would highly recommend him to anyone."
"It's been really exciting so far! Jordan has been so helpful, so knowledgeable. I could not have found a better instructor and I'm getting better and better every day."
"My daughter's wedding was weeks away and I had never been able to dance a step. With Jenny's help, I came further than ever before in such short time in any subject."


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Last night, all alone in a barroom
I met a girl with a drink in her hand
She had ruby red lips and coal black hair
And a smile that would tempt any man.
Then she came and sat down at my table
And as she placed her soft hands on mine
I found myself wanting to kiss her
For temptation was flowing like wine.
And I was almost persuaded
To strip myself of my pride
Almost persuaded
To push my conscience aside.
Then we danced and she whispered
I need you take me away from here and be my man
Then I looked into her eyes and I saw it
The reflection of my wedding band.
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To let strange lips lead me on
Almost persuaded but your sweet love
Made me stop and go home...
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It's not just women toiling away in middle management or other low-profile positions who apparently are paid less than men. Jill Abramson, fired yesterday as executive editor of the New York Times – a position she had held since 2011 and the first woman ever in that spot – reportedly just weeks ago found out that her pay and pension benefits were much less than her male predecessor's. She balked, and, according to the New Yorker, the pay gap was …
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On Monday in New York City, First Lady Michelle Obama cut the ribbon to open the Anna Wintour Costume Center at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Both Obama and Wintour wore dresses. This may not seem like a big deal, but it is: Dresses have almost completely replaced suits as the go-to fashion solution for most work/life situations, even for heads of state and CEOs. (Here's hoping Angela Merkel and Hillary Clinton catch on soon!) Dresses are showing up in …
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Coco Chanel once said, "A woman who doesn't wear perfume has no future." I'm not sure I'd go that far, but it's a great excuse to start spritzing: Every 50-plus woman I know has a to-do list at least a decade long. And with Mother's Day fast approaching, now seems the perfect time to rejuvenate the senses of any marvelous moms in your life (including yourself!) with the gift of a new fragrance. Here are my picks of the best …
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Can this magazine be saved? Unfortunately, no. Ladies' Home Journal, America's oldest women's magazine, will cease monthly publishing with its July issue. A spokesman for its owner, Meredith Corp., said the 131-year-old title will totter on as a newsstand-only quarterly. What a sad ending for the publication that was once considered America's premier women's magazine. Launched in 1883 by Cyrus Curtis, who also started The Saturday Evening Post, LHJ developed out of the popular women's page in Curtis' first publication, …
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The greatest actress of our time, Meryl Streep, admitted to a college audience in Indiana recently that back in her youth she thought she might be "too ugly to be an actress." Unbelievable. I have no doubt that Streep's admission is authentic – far too many young women are insecure about their looks when in fact they are goddesses who should be appreciating their youthful blush. But it's both telling and frightening that a woman with such obvious and true …
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Please note that Equipment Center in room i921 on the Arnhold Hall (55 West 13th St.) 9th floor will continue to operate according to its regular hours. Any in-house equipment check-out during the day MUST be returned 30 minutes prior to the Equipment Center closing time.
Please see our full lab hours calendar for expanded details of lab hours scheduling.
All IT Learning Space Labs will close early on Wednesday 11/26 and be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday, Thursday 11/27, Friday 11/28, Saturday 11/29 and Sunday 11/30.]]>
This new version of MyNewSchool is a work in progress. Some features are not fully functional. The portal will continue to evolve during the preview period with changes and additions to content, design, and functionally. Be sure to check back often to see these evolving changes. We will continue our work on the new portal leading up to the launch in January 2015. Please do NOT USE THE PREVIEW SYSTEM FOR REAL TRANSACTIONS such as student registration, faculty grading, personal information updates, etc.
The launch of the new portal will be in January 2015, prior to the start of the term. This will mark the first phase of development. We look forward to working with the New School community to determine additional content and functionality needs. The goal of the portal is to support and enhance your experience at The New School. To experience the NEW MyNewSchool, go to mnspreview.newschool.edu and login with your NetID and password. Please leave your comments via the "Feedback" button at the top of the site.]]>
If you have any questions, you can ask a Library staff member. You can also text your question to 646-480-6309 or "Ask Us" at answers.library.newschool.edu. Additional information about the laptop loan program can be found on the Library website.]]>
Qualtrics, a powerful online survey and analytics software is now available to students, faculty, and staff. This NewSchool-branded application is available at newschool.qualtrics.com. Instructions are provided to guide you through the steps to create your own Qualtrics account.]]>
To give access to others, click the blue "Share" button, and a new "Get shareable link" button and grey icon on the upper right side of the pop-up window. Click on "Get shareable link." The link will then appear and the icon will turn from grey to green, indicating that the doc is set to be shared with others.
If you want anyone with the link to have comment or edit access to the doc, change "Can view" to "Can comment" or "Can edit" in the dropdown.]]>
Email alias selections are first-come, first-served. If your alias of choice is already taken consider using a number or a nickname to make it unique.
You may only pick an email alias once, so think carefully before submitting your selection. Since The New School offers email in perpetuity for alumni, you will have this alias address for the life of your account.
Instructions on how to create your own alias are available in the Google Apps section of our website.]]>
In addition to this new look there are some enhancements designed for faculty and advisors. These include a new interface to enter grades and for advisors to access student information. We are also working with the Registrar's Office to introduce a new attendance tracking service that will be available in the near future.
Finally, there are some new pages that will be accessible for all those people who use the Banner administrative system to manage the details about the Course Catalog and Class Schedules.
These are just a few steps towards providing the The New School community with improved access to information and services. We are also pleased to let you know that a whole new MyNewSchool is in the works and we look forward to sharing a preview with you in the coming weeks.]]>
You have heard of "Geek Squad" (Best Buy) and "Genius Bar" (Apple). If you come up with the best name for our new IT Service Desk, an iPad mini is yours!
Entry closes on October 16, 2014. The new name and winner of the contest will be announced on Friday, October 24, 2014 during the IT Service Desk Open House. ENTER CONTEST HERE (Note: if you have already entered the contest, you do not need to resubmit your entry.)
The new IT Service Desk will be the only place you have to go to get support for all of your technology needs. Staff will help you with any technology problem in a classroom, office, or conference rooms; Banner, printing, wireless, password... the list goes on and on.
In addition to Level 1 and Level 2 technicians who are available to serve and assist you on a walk-in basis, our Relationship Managers are are also available to consult with you and build long-lasting partnerships with students, faculty, and staff. All IT Service Desk staff are committed to fulfill the promise in our tagline, "Making IT Easy for You!"
The IT Service Desk is conveniently located at the "center" of our university at 72 Fifth Ave. (lower level), easily accessible from University Center, Parsons, East 16th and West 12th and 13th street locations.]]>
The department is now organized into four major areas:
Important enhancements include the following:
We look forward to supporting the university effectively and acting as strategic partners to everyone at The New School.]]>
For additional information about our printers services, please visit the Printing (Labs & Classrooms) section of our website.]]>
You may review your print point credit balance or review the record of your printing transactions online. Login using your NetID username and password.]]>
We are excited to meet new incoming freshmen students! edu Services will be available to answer technology related questions, provide information on campus computing, and student discounts on computers and software. IT Service Desk representatives will be located at 6 East 16th Street, lower lobby, Thursday and Friday from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Divisional academic orientations will be taking place during Orientation Week. IT Service Desk representatives will be located at 6 East 16th Street, lower lobby, Monday - Friday 12:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. to assist with campus computing, and provide an overview of IT services available to students.
Are you interested in getting an in depth overview of the technology resources available on campus? There are many technology resources the New School has to offer. Please join edu Services at one of our orientation sessions! These workshops will take place at 55 West 13th Street, room 908. Each session is 30-45 min long and it focuses on reviewing the technology services available to students, including best practices and tips for successful workflow in the computer labs.
Information Technology will have distributed Service Desks at three locations during the first week of classes. Please drop by one of our Service Desks with any questions on technology resources and services. We are excited to meet students, and provide our support! The distributed Service Desk will be located in the lobby areas at the 6 East 16th Street, 2 West 13th Street, and 66 West 12th Street buildings.]]>
We recommend that you avoid choosing things that are easily discovered about you (for example, by looking at the pictures on your desk or reading your Facebook page) like names of relatives or pets, names of streets or towns where you've lived, names of schools you've attended, names of favorite sports teams, names of favorite musical groups, etc.
If you are having trouble picking a password that is easy to remember, here's one popular method for choosing a strong password that meets the above requirements and is easy to remember:
For example, let's use the statement, "I wish I were an Oscar Mayer wiener."
...and voila! You have your strong password.
To learn more about password protection, our Security Handbook features this information and more.]]>
To take advantage of this opportunity, go to the Apple Store via MyNewschool and get extra discounts on Mac devices, including recommended models for most academic programs.
Also take a moment to visit our Deals page to find out about this and other discounting deals offered to the New School community for a variety of technology hardware and software.
See our Deals page for deals on other hardware and software.]]>
Please note that the Arnhold Hall Labs are closed Friday and Saturday July 4, 2014 and July 5, 2014.]]>
For more information see the Google blog.]]>
See more information in our Security Handbook to learn how to keep your software up-to-date.]]>
For more information see Google's keyboard shortcuts listing.]]>
For more information about how to use the search features available in Google Apps, check out some of Google's online tutorials, and this list of advanced operators.]]>
To learn more about the voiceover booth, please visit the Audio section of our website.]]>
To access Creative Cloud, log in to MyNewSchool and click on the appropriate tab (Student or Employee). Scroll down to the Adobe section and follow the instructions for installing the software on your computer.
Faculty and staff should contact the IT Helpdesk to install Creative Cloud on their work computers. They can also install Creative Cloud for one year on one home machine. Faculty and staff must remove these programs from their home machines when they leave the university.
Graduating students have three months from May 23 to download Creative Cloud, which can be used free for one year from the date of download. You can also access Creative Cloud through the Student tab of MyNewSchool. With so many of our students, alumni, faculty, and staff engaged in creative work, we are offering this free package of Cloud-based media software with the aim of enriching the academic experience, enhancing staff outcomes, and helping recent graduates advance in their careers. We also hope that these programs provide an extra boost for end-of-semester projects, whatever they may be.]]>
As of May 2014, graduating students will be able to retain in perpetuity the New School email address they use as students. Email addresses will remain in the format of firstname.lastname@example.com. To retain the address, alumni must log in to their email account at least once every six months. In addition, New School Google Apps will remain available for alumni. Alumni will also continue to have access to the New School wireless network.
If you have received a notification that your password is expiring and would like to change it, you may do so at account.newschool.edu.]]>
The Academic Technology Labs are open in the Summer, but note that the open hours schedule is different from the open hours of operation maintained through the Fall and Spring terms. Please view the Lab Hours schedule online and plan accordingly.]]>
For more information and instructions visiting the Google's support site to learn how to add borders and crop images in Google Docs & Slides.]]>
You have put a lot of work into your final projects and term-papers. Now make sure that you have a reliable backup in case a file is accidentally deleted, or a technical problem with you computer won't let you access your files. One simple backup method is to use the storage space in your New School Google Apps account.
Simply upload and store versions of your project in your Google Drive storage. Every New School student, as well as every faculty and staff member, has access to Google Drive, with up to 30GB of storage. This storage is perfect for saving class files, projects and papers. Simply upload files to New School Google Drive, and you can be sure you will have an easily accessible backup copy of your work.]]>
During finals your laptop is likely to get heavy use. The last thing you have time for is computer repair. Follow these tips to help safeguard your computer hardware and avoid damage:
It is that time of year again and Academic Technology is again ready to help you through finals by keeping the labs open for use 24 hours a day!
When the Arnhold Hall (55 West 13th St.) 3rd & 8th floor labs open their doors on May 4th 2014, the labs will remain open until May 19, 2014 at 11:30 p.m. when the labs next close, providing you with for 24-hour-a-day access to various Technology Lab resources.
Please note that during this time the Equipment Center in room i921 on the Arnhold Hall (55 West 13th St.) 9th floor will not be open overnight and will continue to operate according to its regular hours. Any in-House equipment check-out during the day MUST be returned 30 minutes prior to the Equipment Center closing time.
Please see our full lab hours calendar for expanded details of lab hours scheduling.
Please also note that following the conclusion of overnights, the technology labs will transition to a period of reduced operational hours and some lab closures during the summer term. Please note these summer hours and closures and plan accordingly.]]>
Google has stopped scanning student and teacher messages and use of data from Apps for Education for advertising purposes. The move comes after a court case last year that claimed the scanning Google Apps for Edu accounts infringed on user privacy rights.
Google now indicates that all scanning of Gmail and any collection and of data from Apps for Education will come to an end. While ads were not included in education apps, Google still scanned accounts for data to be used later in other areas.
Google's email and app scanning is done by robots. None of the raw data is ever seen by Google personnel.
See the full story on this in the Wall Street Journal Blog.]]>
At the end of April, New School Google Apps users were automatically upgraded to the new Sheets. Spreadsheets created after the upgrade use the new version.
This upgrade did not affect any existing spreadsheets and only relates to any new spreadsheets created. You will not see any prompts about the new Sheets unless your create a new spreadsheet. Feature differences between the old and new sheets are explained in this support article
The new version adds a number of speed improvements, new functions, features and more. Here is a list of new features in the latest version of Google Sheets:
You can crop, mask, and add borders to images without leaving your New School Google Slides/Presentations or Drawings. Just select an image and you'll see this functionality appear in the toolbar, Format menu, and context menu. You can adjust and customize images you have added.
How-to information and details are available on Google's support site and blog.]]>
Fixes for this flaw have been announced, and we are now working to quickly identify all systems affected at The New School. Most core systems have either been patched or are not vulnerable to this bug. MyNewSchool, Banner, and Touchnet (a credit card payment system), for example, are safe to use. Google has also announced that its core services, including GMail and Apps, have been patched.
Even though most of our systems were not vulnerable, situations like this provide a useful reminder to change your password for added security. If you have concerns about securely connecting to any New School website because of this flaw, contact the New School IT Help Desk at email@example.com.
For non–New School websites, such as your bank and your personal email, you may wish to check online or wait to receive notification from the site operator that the system is safe to use. If no information is available, contact the site to confirm that it has not been affected by this vulnerability. You can use this Heartbleed test site to test websites' vulnerability as well, but be sure to read the test site's FAQ to understand the validity of the results.]]>
Bring your files and/or print related questions, we will help you succeed!]]>
We are happy to announce that the Arnhold Hall (55 West 13th Street.) 3rd & 8th fl. labs will be open for extended hours to accommodate your technology needs as we approach the end of the term.
Beginning the evening of Monday, April 21, 2014 Arnhold Hall (55 West 13th Street.) 3rd & 8th fl. labs will remain open an additional 2 hours (until 1:30 a.m.). Please see our full lab hours calendar for more details.
Please also note the following items pertaining to overnights in the labs at 55 West 13th Street.
Recently, there has been an increase in the number of phishing emails being sent from New School email addresses. These emails typically direct the reader to a web page that requests account information such as usernames and passwords. Please be aware that the New School's Information Technology department, including the Help Desk, or any other university department will NEVER request account information from you in this manner. These emails should be ignored.
If you think you've been the victim of a phishing email and given out an account name and password, credit card information, or other account information, you should visit account.newschool.edu to change your password, and contact the Help Desk at email@example.com or by calling 212.229.5300 x2828.
To learn more, visit our Security Advisories page.]]>
Ever wanted to find that project video your classmate shared as an attachment, or see which messages take up the most space in your inbox? You can now search your New School emails by size in advanced search without having to memorize search operators like size: and larger.
Your New School Mail advanced search box now has an option to search emails by size. The advanced search options can be accessed by clicking on the down arrow in the search box in Mail.
For more information, view Google's post.]]>
The old 'newschoolnet' wireless network is no longer be available as of February 18, 2014. Enhancements offered by the new 'newschool' network include one-time sign-on, better security, and better performance during periods of high demand.
If you are unfamiliar with the new 'newschool' wireless network, please see information here on our website to learn how to connect to the new network and how to uninstall SafeConnect (which is no longer required for network access).
If you have trouble connecting to the 'newschool' wireless network or require assistance, please contact the Helpdesk at 212.229.5300 x2828, or by mail at email@example.com.]]>
For more information about this new feature see Google's activity stream support information available online.]]>
|Compose new message
|Start a new search (cursor jumps to search box)
|With an email selected (by tick box) or open:
|Open Label menu
|Open Move To menu
|Report as Spam
|Move to Bin
There are other keyboard shortcuts you may want to try, from your Gmail inbox click Shift-? to bring up the whole list.]]>
The University Center has opened its doors and inside you will find state of the art technology for instruction. General classrooms and studios are equipped to present digital content, record lectures and annotate. Specialized rooms such as the lecture halls and the distance learning room have teleconferencing capabilities. The four computing classrooms are configured to allow the instructor to control any of the student workstations and to present student work onto any of the large wall mounted flat panel displays within the rooms. In addition to the instructional spaces some of student areas have an LCD built in to allow students to plug-in their laptop and collaborate with their peers.
The Auditorium is capable of blending up to eight HD videos or images onto one large projection screen at the stage, using three 18,000 lumen HD projectors and advanced video imaging processors. There are ceiling mounted flat panel displays in the rear of the Auditorium to reinforce the image on the stage. In addition to installed pan, tilt and zoom HD video cameras and streaming capabilities the Auditorium is equipped with industry standard press feeds and HD videoconferencing. Instructional technology including presentation Windows, Mac and document camera at the podium are available.
The Master AV Control Room, the MACR, is a centralized content and AV management hub within the University Center. The Blu-ray DVD, Mini DV and other associated content formats are aggregated in this location for improved management. Any source in the MACR is available to any classroom, studio, lecture hall or auditorium spaces for streaming or recording purposes.]]>
Be careful sharing personal details on blogs, forums, and social media sites. Anyone can read your blog and forum posts, so don't post personal information that could be used to impersonate you, and don't post information about where you'll be at a particular time. When using social media sites like Facebook and Google+, make sure that personal information is only viewable by people you know and trust.
For this and other information about information security see our Security Handbook.]]>
Get off to a great start in the labs for the new term by ensuring your access to services. Follow these tips below:
To search for attachments in New School Mail, the search is has:attachment - this will bring up all emails with an attachment. If however you want to find attachments over a certain size - to clean up your email - you can do this using size:. So, to search for large attachments you could use the search size:10M - this will show all emails with attachments larger than 10MB.]]>
Phishing is an identity theft scam that uses "spoofed" or fake emails and web sites to trick people into giving out personal information such as user names and passwords, credit card numbers, or social security numbers. The emails or web sites usually look official at first glance, which is what makes them so successful.
To avoid phishing scams, we recommend that you:
Always be suspicious of e-mails asking for sensitive information. Email is not a secure form of communication.
Organizations you do business with (including The New School) already know your account information, and will never request it from you via email.
Never respond to an email request for personal information.
If you think the message might be legitimate, look up the organization's phone number (don't trust the phone number in the email), call them on the phone, and provide the information that way.
Never click on the links in an email you suspect might be phishing.
If you're unsure about a link to a site you receive in an email, hover your mouse over it. If the link text in the email doesn't match the link address, DO NOT click on the link.
Please note that The New School's Information Technology department (and the Help Desk) will NEVER:
If you think you've been the victim of a phishing email and given out an account name and password, credit card information, or other account information, contact the Help Desk at 212.229-5300 x2828.
If you are interesting in learning more about protecting your personal information, please visit the Security Handbook section of our website, a resource developed by The New School's Director of Information Security. The Security Handbook is designed to help students, faculty, and staff understand the complexities of computer and information security.]]>
We are pleased to announce some enhancements to the Information Technology Helpdesk service. IT Helpdesk is your first point of contact when you need help from the IT Department. The Helpdesk answers questions and fixes problems directly and facilitates higher-level technology support if required. Issues with workstation hardware or software installation and operation, passwords and access, WiFi, etc. should be addressed to the Helpdesk.
During the first week of classes: January 27–31 we are setting up localized IT Helpdesk stations at 66 West 12th Street, 2 West 13th Street, and 6 East 16th Street. Helpdesk staff will be posted in the lobbies from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. If you experience any IT problems next week, you can stop at one of these locations or visit our office (see below).
There are several ways to seek assistance. A member of the staff will respond promptly.
Remember, you can check for technology service outages on the university's website at www.newschool.edu/it. See the top right side of the page.]]>
When you create events for meetings in public places (like Murry's Bagels) with your New School Google Calendar, you can now easily and accurately include the name and location of your meeting place in your event invite. The "Where" field on the create events screen in your New School Google Calendar will now autocomplete suggestions from Google Maps. The "map" link in the event will open Google Maps showing the location of the venue.
Visit Google's Blog for more information on this feature.]]>
Starting on January 2nd 2014, some Arnhold Hall Labs will be open reduced hours. See the Lab Hours for full details of operational hours of the labs.
All other Academic Technology labs, the Equipment Center* and the Print Output Center will re-open at the start of the Spring academic term on January 27, 2014.
*The Equipment Center staff will be available for fines payment only.]]>
Here are a few handy technology tips to consider while you are away over winter break:
Don't broadcast your travels over social media.
Be careful about broadcasting that you are away from your residence over social media. Broadcasting your vacations over social media, might be a nice way to share your break activities with other, but be careful about with whom you share your information. If in the wrong hands, you leave yourself vulnerable to burglary.
Shut down your computer be for you go away for any extended period of time.
If you are leaving behind a desktop computer, be sure to shut the computer down before you leaving for an extended period of time. Shutting your computer down regularly is a good practice, but this is especially true if you will be gone for an extended period of time. Leaving your computer running, places unnecessary ware on your computer and is a waste of energy.
Set up an auto-reply message in your email.
If you plan to spend some time away from your inbox over the break, you may want to consider setting up an auto-reply message. Google's support site provides step-by step instructions to help you set you New School Mail to automatically reply when out of office or on vacation.
This month the University Center opens its doors to reveal state of the art technology for instruction. General classrooms and studios are equipped to present digital content, record lectures and annotate. Specialized rooms such as the lecture halls and the distance learning room have teleconferencing capabilities. The four computing classrooms are configured to allow the instructor to control any of the student workstations and to present student work onto any of the large wall mounted flat panel displays within the rooms. In addition to the instructional spaces some of student areas have an LCD built in to allow students to plug-in their laptop and collaborate with their peers.
The Auditorium is capable of blending up to eight HD videos or images onto one large projection screen at the stage, using three 18,000 lumen HD projectors and advanced video imaging processors. There are ceiling mounted flat panel displays in the rear of the Auditorium to reinforce the image on the stage. In addition to installed pan, tilt and zoom HD video cameras and streaming capabilities the Auditorium is equipped with industry standard press feeds and HD videoconferencing. Instructional technology including presentation Windows, Mac and document camera at the podium are available.
The Master AV Control Room, the MACR, is a centralized content and AV management hub within the University Center. The Blu-ray DVD, Mini DV and other associated content formats are aggregated in this location for improved management. Any source in the MACR is available to any classroom, studio, lecture hall or auditorium spaces for streaming or recording purposes.]]>
The New School recently welcomed a new senior vice president and chief information officer, Anand Padmanabhan. Anand will guide Information Technology priorities in support of academic goals and The New School's efforts to become a more operationally effective and service-oriented university.
Anand was recently named one of India's Top 100 CIOs by CIO magazine (a coveted recognition by IT leaders in India). He brings significant experience and achievement in leading technology innovation in educational organizations. As chief information officer for the Shiv Nadar Foundation, he set IT strategy for a large organization that encompasses a research university, a college of engineering, and other programs.
Previously, Anand directed IT strategy for Everonn Education Limited in Chennai, India; NYU's Stern School of Business; Hunter College; Seton Hill University in Pennsylvania; and the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future. He has an MBA from the Stern School and an MS from Louisiana State University. He received his bachelor's degree from Madras University in India.
We anticipate exciting opportunities to make IT a more strategic tool for The New School, and thank the many colleagues who participated in the search process that identified him.
Please join us in welcoming Anand Padmanabhan to The New School, as we enter a new phase of service-oriented IT.]]>


text: 15 December 2010 Rat Poisons Killing Wildlife Posted by: Cat Lazaroff | 5 comments | Share: A "newer generation" of incredibly toxic rat poisons have been responsible for killing hundreds of owls and other wildlife in the United States, Canada and Europe, according to a host of studies on both continents. These pesticides can kill with just one dose, but death isn't swift or clean – the animals may "stagger about, dazed but not yet dead," for days, writes reporter Robert McClure in an in-depth series of articles written for Environmental Health News and Investigate West. The poisons prevent blood from clotting, causing the targeted rodents – and any other animals that feed upon them – to slowly bleed to death. The poisons prevent blood from clotting, causing the targeted rodents – and any other animals that feed upon them – to slowly bleed to death. Wildlife ranging from coyotes to foxes, from owls to kestrels, and even songbirds, squirrels and deer, have been impacted by careless applications of these poisons. And humans are impacted as well – McClure reports that more than 10,000 kids get hold of these "super-toxic rat poisons" every year, sending many to the emergency room with dangerous bleeding or other symptoms. Some new restrictions on sales and applications of these poisons are scheduled to come on line next year. Prairie Dog But one poison of this type, known as Rozol, is currently approved to kill wild prairie dogs. Rozol also threatens the many wildlife species that depend on prairie dogs, including already endangered black-footed ferrets, swift foxes, owls, eagles and other raptors. Defenders has gone to court to persuade the Environmental Protection Agency to bar use of Rozol on prairie dogs. And this year, Defenders and other organizations helped save a large prairie dog colony in Wyoming from poisoning by relocating them to a protected area within Thunder Basin National Grassland. 5 Responses to "Rat Poisons Killing Wildlife" Laura Smith December 15th, 2010 Thank you Defenders for fighting this. We were discussing on FB last night the tremendous impact these poisons have going up the food chain. People need to understand the ramifications of introducing these poisons/toxins into the environment. Reply Sandra Cannon December 15th, 2010 Is there a petition or any government officials we can call to protest? If ANYTHING, please publish it and I will share and sign. Thank you for all that you do, I am biased towards the Wolves (I love them so) but ALL wildlife needs a voice and I think you have become a major player that CAN and HAS make a difference! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all the people at D.O.W. Sincerely, Sandra Cannon Reply Vincent December 15th, 2010 WHat must it feel like to die of rat poison or to watch your family die from it? Reply Tomi Ruggle November 20th, 2012 I always use a rat poison that is not damaging to the environment. there are so many organic alternatives out there. ` Reply Post Your Comment Click here to cancel reply. Name (required) Mail (required) (will not be published) You May also be interested in Westerners want to save the sage-grouse (and so do I) A majority of voters in western states want to see sage-grouse, the Sagebrush Sea and all its inhabitants protected. Defenders Celebrates Successful Listing of Sharks, Rays and Sawfish! Recently 21 imperiled species of sharks and rays gained international protection when they were added to the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS). Refuges need relief Congress and the president must do a better job in providing for America's National Wildlife Refuge System.


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The Times considers the lobster and finds the following: While price and demand have hit their lowest point in years, lobster fishermen are hauling in larger catches than ever. Restaurants in New England have been running lobster specials all summer, trying to pass on the lower prices and move lobsters from the tank to the table. Having been recently hit with a $75 market price for the lobster clambake at Bostons dive-y Barking Crab (and that was for the two-and-a-half pound specimen, not the five-pounder), we cant attest to these lower prices (not to mention, lobster rolls are pricey as ever here in New York), but an Eat Drink or Die post lays out additional problems facing Maine lobstermen.
Today, Stephen Lyle writes, the price of diesel is killing you. The price of bait is way up. Since the average lobsterman currently nets (or traps) a mere 25 thousand dollars a year, there is worry that without changing traditional practices, many will be forced out of the business. One of those traditional yet self-defeating practices is the fact that 70 percent of Maines catch is shipped to Canadian canneries who, according to the post, set prices and mark the product Made in Canada. Local operations like Shucks Maine Lobster are only now starting to change that.
For his part, Richard Martin says Wild Edibles hasnt been affected much. Its just a seasonal thing it goes up and goes down.
Can-it-Duh, or, Todays Lobster Fishery [Eat, Drink, or Die]
Demand and Price are Falling for Lobster [NYT]


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UPDATE: Brenner and Pokoik qualify
Date: November 25, 2009
by: Kurt Schultheis | City Editor
Longboat Key residents David Brenner and Lee Pokoik have become official Longboat Key Town Commission candidates, according to Town Clerk Trish Granger.
Islander Club resident and former Planning and Zoning Board Chairman David Brenner will run against District 3 Commissioner Peter O'Connor, who is seeking his third consecutive term in office.
The town will now have at least two contested commission races this March.
Bay Isles resident Phillip Younger already has qualified to run against At-large Commissioner Hal Lenobel.
Country Club Shores resident Lee Pokoik is running for the District 1 commission seat currently held by Mayor Lee Rothenberg. Country Club Shores resident Lynn Larson also has expressed an interest in running for the District 1 seat.
The only other potential candidate to take out papers in consideration of the District 1 commission seat is Islandside Property Owners Coalition Chairman Bob White.
The District 1 seat becomes available this March because Rothenberg will term limit out unless a resolution the commission considers next month is approved. That resolution would allow the mayor to run for an additional two-year term.
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