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For the record, I agree wholeheartedly with virtually everything Pennsylvania Governer Ed Rendell says about the NFL's silly cancellation of the Sunday Night Football game in Philly. It spat in the face of decades of football tradition and showed disregard for fans (who'd already seen the game time changed once owing to "flex" rules) rather than concern for their safety. However, there's one part of the op/ed that makes no sense:
Will Bunch, a writer for the Philadelphia Daily News, said that if football were played in China, 60,000 Chinese would have walked through the snow to the stadium doing advanced calculus as they did so. He's probably right, and it's no secret why the Chinese are dominating on the world stage.
Actually, Bunch is dead wrong. Soccer is by far the most popular sport in China, but people don't walk through snow to get to matches. They barely show up at all, even when their team is winning. Here's an idiosyncratically-written summary from wikipedia:
The Chinese football market is an incredibly fickle one. One example is the Guangzhou Taiyangshen team from the major commercial centre of southern China. Its debut in the inaugural season of Jia A was nothing short of successful. ... It was no surprise that, due to the team's success, attendance was high in Guangzhou's Yuexiushan Stadium. However, Taiyangsheng sold their reserve/youth team to Songre for $20 million yuan and the talent pipe soon dried up. Old legs were not replaced by younger ones and were forced to play on pass their expiry date. In the first season they came second, then fifth and middle table mediocrity and then, inevitably, relegation to Jia B. Attendance followed a similar pattern: 15000, 8000, 1000 then nil. There was to be no loyalty of any kind from the fans. Life in Jia B was not easy either, attendance could only creep past 200 for a team from the city of six million people. It was naturally labeled a disgrace. However, their former reserve team Guangzhou Songre replaced them in the top flight. ...
To be fair, the teams near the top of the table consistently gets good crowds in the tens of thousands. But mid-table teams can only attract a hardcore 3000 to 8000 while yo-yos and relegation battlers can manage just about 1000.
Chinese football has until now resisted true market economy values. For one, the Football Association of China is a government entity, not an independent company. The league is not administered independently. The Chinese FA often sets the league into recess so the national team can prepare for major tournaments.
On a more basic level, teams failed to nurture true loyal fans and ties with their local communities are minimal. Teams often change their names from season to season as major sponsors go bankrupt or were unwilling to participate in the overly expensive football market. As a result building a strong brand name remain extremely difficult. In the 10 years of Jia A, only Shanghai Shenhua kept its name to this day, even 7 time champion Dalian changed its name from Wanda to Haicheng.
As for Ed's comments that China is dominating us, that's a myth. As Forbes' Helen Wang has written, China is trailing us, not leading us, in manufacturing, for one very important reason:
In the United States and Europe, the manufacturing industry was created due to technology innovation. For example, railways came into existence because of the invention of the steam engine and automobiles were created because of technology breakthroughs in automobile engines.
In China, the manufacturing industry is being created in response to global demand. Chinese manufacturers take orders from Western companies that have designed products for their home markets. They have no involvement with product development, innovation, market research, and even packaging. Chinese manufacturers have no experience in bringing their own products to overseas markets.
Unlike the manufacturing industry in the West that gave birth to a middle class of both white-collar and blue-collar workers, manufacturers in China mostly absorb surplus labor from rural areas with few skills. Those rural migrant workers live in dormitories, earn about $100 to $200 a month, and hardly fit into the category of the middle class.
I can only conclude that Ed Rendell is a wuss about China.
But I repeat that I agree with the broad thrust of his op/ed. Now, perhaps Ed can turn his attention away from the NFL and towards the people in his own party who are imposing more and more nanny state rules on us.


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I use that so there will be no problem with "-" character when I call the function. but the problem now is how can I save the 3 parts of the date [day, month, year]?? so my function can evaluate it properly.
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Group Workcamps Foundation, a Colorado-based ministry founded in 1977 that does charitable work around the globe, plans to bring about 400 teens and their chaperones to Danville between June and August of 2014 to donate one week of free labor to repair 50-65 homes.
During the work camp ministry, high school-age youths from across the country pay for the privilege to come to a community for a week and assist with repairing homes for senior, low-income and disabled homeowners.
Danville's First Presbyterian Church is the local sponsor of the work camp group and will select the homes that need work with the help of local organizations such as Love INC and The Salvation Army.
The Rev. Jimmy Hopper of First Presbyterian Church said he has attended work camps the last four summers in North Carolina and Minnesota, with the closest one being in Mount Vernon, Ill.
"It's across denominational lines and across state lines," he said of the group's work.
Hopper said the group's payback to a community amounts to about $500,000 in labor hours, supply purchases and other purchases, such as food.
Bob Turley, manager of Group Workcamps Foundation, told the board that local schools have provided the best lodging for their teens, many of whom are involved in church youth groups.
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A couple of notable observations out of Saints camp on Wednesday. One came from The New Orleans Advocate's Ramon Antonio Vargas, who spoke to wide receiver Marques Colston . He has been making some highlight plays in camp, and perhaps a major reason why is that he is fully healthy after dealing with foot pains for the past couple of years.
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Violence is all around us, whether it comes in the form of a fist, knife or gun. Even Decatur County is not immune.
However, the most prevalent violent acts experienced in our community come from words. It is said, "sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me." They hurt Billy Lucas. They hurt every child brave enough to ascend the stairs in front of the courthouse and take a stand against bullying during the candlelight vigil last week.
Word of Billy Lucas' suicide was received by the Daily News less than 12 hours after it happened. Our policy is to only report on suicide if it is committed in a public place or involves a public figure. Out of respect for the family, we chose to let him pass in peace.
However, his act turned whispers into screams. While bullying may only be part of Billy's story, it has shed light on a problem that has been ignored in our community for far too long: A lack of tolerance.
The Greensburg school system acted quickly. Despite a zero-tolerance policy on bullying implemented three years ago, Superintendent Tom Hunter realized it was ineffective and chose to swiftly remedy the situation. It was too late to save Billy, but perhaps it will save countless more like him.
Despite these efforts, one thing is lacking from the options the schools will explore to counter bullying in the "student experience." There were no specifics. There was no statement that we will not accept hate targeted at any one group, and name those groups individually. This is an important aspect if school culture is to be transformed.
However, this is not an issue isolated to Greensburg schools. Billy transferred from South Decatur to escape the same bullying he would later encounter at GHS. We hope the county schools will also look at their policies to ensure students are safe.
Bullying does not stop and start at the front doors of our educational institutions. It is a community-wide epidemic. As many things do, it begins at home. Parents have the right to teach their children their beliefs, but they need to reiterate that not everyone shares those beliefs, and it does not mean they are to be ridiculed.
We must change the culture of intolerance in our community. No longer should someone be excluded simply because they do not conform to an individual's or majority's belief system. We need to impart that on our children.
Changing the culture starts with us.
We are not asking anyone to change their beliefs. Everyone has the freedom to believe as they wish, but to consistently bully someone, anyone, because they do not fit into one's system of values is wrong.
We need to remember everyone is different, and it is, and has always been, our uniqueness - the different things we bring to the table - that makes each and every community great. We need to approach people with compassion and love, not aggression and hate. We need a return to tolerance and respect.
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London Theatre Workshop is delighted to announce that it will be opening the doors to a new, fully functional, 65 seat boutique theatre in the heart of Fulham, on 10 March, 2014.
The space sits above a completely refurbished Bar and Brasserie, the Eel Brook (formerly the Southern Cross), at 65 New Kings Road, London, SW6 4SG.
"I am thrilled we have convinced Greene King, the landlord of this beautiful building, that London Theatre Workshop could really make something of the space. A redevelopment of the entire building, which itself was the home of Lord Peterborough, will restore the building to its former glory. It is my intention to ensure that the London Theatre Workshop truly becomes a destination venue for all" - Ray Rackham, Artistic Director of LTW
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Its first season, running from March to July, 2014; will see a revival of the classic Eugene O'Neill play Ah, Wilderness, the UK professional premier of Harvey Fierstein and John Bucchino's Broadway musical A Catered Affair, a new celebration of Stephen Sondheim's love songs, Just Another Love Story, and a new piece of writing, exploring the myth of celebrity that surrounds famed film-star Judy Garland.
As an opening offer, tickets for all first three productions, Ordinary Days, Ah Wilderness and A Catered Affair, are available at the combined price of £30, only available on the London Theatre Workshop's website.
The first production of the London Theatre Workshop will be Ordinary Days, music and lyrics by Adam Gwon, one of musical theatre's most exciting new composers. Ordinary Days is a refreshingly honest and funny musical about making real connections in the city that never sleeps; as it follows four New Yorkers as they search for fulfilment, happiness love and belonging.
The cast includes Oliver Watton (Olly Larkin in Channel 4's "Hollyoaks", Fiyero in "Wicked", Apollo), Marcia Brown (Squeaky Fromme in Sondheim's "Assassins", Pleasance), Anton Tweedale and Olga-Marie Pratt. Oliver says:
"London Theatre Workshop is a brilliant concept and I am proud to be involved in the first production in its stylish new home. Ordinary Days is a fantastic modern day musical with a beautiful score."
Ordinary Days is directed by Artistic Director Ray Rackham, with Musical Direction by Tom Lees. Tom says: "I first met Ray during his run of 'Assassins' at the Pleasance Theatre. I was hugely impressed by the show and kept going back to see it again. I was, and still am, very excited to be able to work alongside Ray, particularly in this wonderful new space".
Ordinary Days will run at the London Theatre Workshop, 65 New Kings Road, London SW6 4SG. Closest Tube/National Rail: Fulham Broadway, Parsons Green, Imperial Wharf. Dates: 10 March to 29 March. Time: Monday to Saturday at 8pm. Price: £15 (£12 concession). Box Office: www.londontheatreworkshop.co.uk
Creative Team: Director: Ray Rackham; Musical Director: Tom Lees; Set Design: Jonti Angel; Lighting Design: Sebastian Enser Wight.
Cast: Oliver Watton, Marcia Brown, Anton Tweedale, Olga-Marie Pratt
Ray Rackham directed and produced Barbara Cook's Sondheim based concert Happily Ever After at the Fortune Theatre, also starring Daniel Evans, Louise Gold, Liz Robertson and Sally-Ann Triplett. Ray has previously directed Tennessee Williams' The Pretty Trap (Drayton Theatre); Assassins (Pleasance MainStage); Company (Barons Court and Pleasance), Follies (Pleasance), In Days of Hope (Actors Church). As a producer, Ray was an associate for the Palladium production of Follies, which starred Maria Friedman, Phillip Quast, Tim Flavin, Liz Robertson, Imelda Staunton, Liliane Montevecchi and Dam Josephine Barstow; and the 30th Anniversary production of Side by Side by Sondheim, starring the original Side by Siders, Julia McKenzie, Millicent Martin, David Kernan and Ned Sherrin.
Before moving into its new home, London Theatre Workshop has previously produced Four by Tenn, a repertory celebration of Tennessee Williams' early one-act plays, which received critical acclaim and great success at the Drayton Theatre.
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James Cameron may be the King of the World when it comes to box-office receipts, but I haven't seen him personally selling Avatar merchandise. On the other hand, Pixar's John Lasseter is now appearing in a series of videos at the Disney Store online to introduce and promote a new high-end line of Toy Story toys and collectibles. A cynic could write this off as nothing more than a commercial ploy, and it's certainly meant to sell merchandise, but what makes it work is that Lasseter is in fact a dedicated toy collector. When he says that he buys two of everything—one to keep in its package, in mint condition, and the other to play with—he isn't...Read More »
Like most film buffs, I was upset to hear about Jean Simmons' passing over the weekend…but I felt incredibly lucky to have met her at the Telluride Film Festival over Labor Day Weekend in 2008. In his program notes for her tribute, Scott Foundas wrote, "It is one of the few serious shortcomings, don...Read More »
Musician, entertainer, radio host and all-around good guy John Pizzarelli I don't like blowing my own horn, but I can't resist sharing two things with you. First, I'm the guest on this week's edition of Radio Deluxe, the radio show hosted by John Pizzarelli and his wife Jessica Molaskey. John is one of the most talented guitarists on the planet, and a great all-around entertainer; Jessica is a theater-trained singer with impeccable taste. Somehow in the midst of their busy touring schedule they find time to host a lively (and very funny) two-hour radio show that celebrates the Great American Songbook, features the new generation of cabaret p...Read More »
The best part of being asked to serve on the jury for the AFI Awards is that I get to attend an elegant luncheon for the honorees. Once the doors of the Four Seasons Hotel banquet room close, there are no television cameras inside, no publicists, no press. It's meant to be a celebration of outstand...Read More »
A preview of the incredibly opulent Civic Theater in Auckland, New Zealand. More photos and videos to come! Please forgive my delay in grabbing hold of 2010. I've been on a long, and long-overdue, vacation to New Zealand and Australia, and I'll be sharing some of my movie-related experiences and pictures with you in the weeks to come. (Here's a teaser: a detail from an incredible movie palace I visited in Auckland.) I'm also learning to become a blogger, which is very different from maintaining a quiet website, which I've done for the last decade. Sometimes weeks would go by without an update, because I was...Read More »
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Battle Red Ladies presented by State Farm Fundamentals of Fantasy event took place on Tuesday, July 15 at House of Blues.
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The Houston Texans Cheerleaders and Texans Ambassador J.J. Moses celebrated the opening of Patrick Henry Middle School's new outdoor track in the best way possible: a student vs. teacher track meet.
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A little rain couldn't stop Houston Texans players, coaches and charitable golfers from teeing off for a good cause.
On May 1-3, 100 Houston-area high school football players congregated at the Houston Methodist Training Center for the NFL's High School Player Development Program.
Houston Texans players, Cheerleaders, TORO and hundreds of fans spread out across the City and volunteered on the second annual #TexansCare Volunteer Day.
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The Battle Red Ladies New Member Happy Hour presented by State Farm took place at the Houston Texans Grille on Tuesday evening.
Jamey Rootes, President of the Houston Texans, has been named the 2014 Industry Impact Award winner by Sam Houston State University for his positive impact on the sports industry, community and the university.
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Western Balkans Events
The Sandzak Divided: Language and Identity Politics on Either Side of the New Serbian/Montenegrin Border
March 28, 2013 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Global Europe Program
In the post-Yugoslav context, members of these Muslim communities have largely self-identified as Bosniaks, an ethnic/national term that gained prominence among Bosnian Muslims in the period immediately following the dissolution of Yugoslavia in 1991 and the outbreak of the war in Bosnia-Herzegovina. While language policies in this region were centrally formulated in the joint state, with the dissolution of the Republic of Serbia and Montenegro in 2006, the two halves of the Sandžak experienced divergent language policies. In his presentation, Robert Greenberg, professor of linguistics at the University of Auckland in New Zealand, argues that the division of the Sandžak may have been a catalyst for destabilizing and radicalized forces to emerge in the years following the formal Serbia/Montenegro split.
Euro-Atlantic Integration and Ethno-nationalism – Two Dynamics at Work in Bosnia and Herzegovina
November 16, 2012 // 9:00am — 10:00am
Global Europe Program
Bosnia and Herzegovina still has the potential to catch up with other countries in the region on the Euro-Atlantic path and to achieve sustainable peace and prosperity. Valentin Inzko, High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina, will discuss the international and domestic factors that may facilitate, or impede the country's Euro-Atlantic integraton.
Crisis of Democracy or Renaissance of Authoritarinism? Authoritarian Challenges to New Democracies in the Western Balkans
November 14, 2012 // 3:30pm — 4:30pm
Global Europe Program
In the last few years and in the course of global crisis we have been observing growing authoritarian challenges to New Democracies in the Western Balkans. Such crisis changes the political landscape of the region resulting in an adaptation of political elites and modes of rule, and seeking for new tools to retain power and secure the legitimacy in the eyes of the citizenry. Vedran Dzihic, assistant professor at the Institute of Political Sciences at the University of Vienna, argues that current regimes in the Western Balkans increasingly seek answers to the political crisis by combining democratic with (newly) authoritarian practices and policies.
Democracy Promotion in Times of Austerity: Lessons from Central and Eastern Europe
November 08, 2012 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Global Europe Program
Can the democratic transition in Central and Eastern Europe in the past twenty years be instructive? How has the current economic crisis in Europe impacted democratization on the Western Balkans? By comparing various successful approaches towards promoting democracy in the CEE region, Pavol Demes, transatlantic academy fellow at the German Marshall Fund, derives conclusions about the challenges that new democracies in the Middle East, as well as the former Soviet space may face.
On the Move for Being "Gej" (Gay): Sexuality Rights, Migration, and Democratic Consolidation in Southeast Europe
November 05, 2012 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Global Europe Program
If you are gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender, where in the world do you belong? Today, the growing visibility and activism among those whose gender identity or sexual orientation is outside of the culturally accepted norms in Southeast Europe is coinciding with international and European pressures to protect sexual and gender differences as basic human rights.
Croatia and Serbia: Two New Governments, Two Sets of Challenges
October 26, 2012 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Global Europe Program
This presentation will discuss political changes that the two new governments elected to office in Croatia in November 2011 and in Serbia in May 2012 bring to the landscape of political parties, regional cooperation and EU accession politics in South Eastern Europe.
The Risk of War: Everyday Sociality in the Republic of Macedonia
October 18, 2012 // 10:00am — 11:00am
Global Europe Program
Vasiliki Neofotistos discusses her recently released book, "The Risk of War: Everyday Sociality in the Republic of Macedonia," focusing on the ways middle- and working-class Albanian and Macedonian noncombatants in Macedonia's capital city, Skopje, responded to disruptive and threatening changes in social structure during the 2001 armed conflict.
Legal Culture and Anti-Corruption Reform: Preliminary Findings of National Survey and Focus Groups Data
June 14, 2012 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Global Europe Program
As Serbia, Macedonia and Kosovo aim to harmonize their laws with the European Union, little is known about their legal culture and the extent to which European legal transfers are accepted in these countries. Using nationally representative surveys, focus groups, and in-depth interviews in Serbia, Macedonia and Kosovo, this research project maps legal cultures in these countries and investigates the limits of anti-corruption reform.
Embracing Democracy in the Western Balkans
December 07, 2011 // 1:00pm — 2:00pm
Global Europe Program
"Embracing Democracy in the Western Balkans" explores the complex and challenging facets of state-building and nation-building in weak states with little democratic experience and daunting socio-economic problems.
The Working Group on the Western Balkans: Setting an Agenda for Transatlantic Cooperation
November 29, 2011 // 10:00am — 3:00pm
The EU and the US agree that the long-term goal for the Western Balkans is European integration. For a variety of reasons, however, progress on this goal has stalled. This series aims at launching a discussion on the hurdles to enlargement in the Western Balkans, the tools available to various international actors in the region, and how these resources might best be applied to reach the goal of integration most efficiently. These meetings, therefore, address issues that are at the core of the making the Transatlantic relationship work.


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It seems like we can't go a week without reading (yet) another new study about how a good night's sleep is important to our health. It's no secret that sleep is extremely beneficial to us. So, what about our pets? They need a good night's rest as well. But what does that mean exactly? Sleep For the Dogs Dog parents know that sometimes…Read More >>
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by Staff Sgt. Sean Martin
2nd Bomb Wing Public Affairs
(5/22/2014 - BARKSDALE AIR FORCE Base, LA.) -- Editor's Note: This feature is part of a 2nd Bomb Wing Public Affairs series on "Airmen seeking help".
I felt nothing. I was just going through the motions day-in and day- out. It all changed once I found an escape. I looked forward to coming home every day and self-medicating until I passed out and was able to temporarily forget about it all. It wasn't until someone confronted me that I realized I needed help fast.
These were thoughts a non-commissioned officer, in our Air Force, experienced. This individual sought help in a time of need, before it was too late.
Prescription drug abuse is defined as the intentional use of a medication without a prescription, in a way other than as prescribed, or for the experience or feeling it causes.
Although illicit drug use is lower among U.S. military personnel than among civilians, heavy alcohol and tobacco use, and especially prescription drug abuse, are much more prevalent and are on the rise.
"Some commonly abused medications are opiod pain relievers such as Vicodin, Percocet and Norco, benzodiazepines and amphetamine-like drugs," said Capt. Michael Glotfelter, Alcohol Drug Abuse and Prevention program manager.
Although different drugs have different physical effects, the symptoms of addiction are similar.
"A person can display physical, behavioral and psychological signs of drug abuse," said Glotfelter. "Some signs include bloodshot eyes, a drop in attendance and performance at work and home, and sudden mood swings, irritability or angry outbursts. There are many other signs and symptoms a person can display that could classify them as having an abuse problem."
A person's own experiences and situations can contribute to them becoming more at risk for developing a prescription drug dependency.
"As with many other conditions and diseases, vulnerability to addiction differs from person to person," said Glotfelter. "Risk factors that can increase a person's vulnerability include deployment related injuries, a family history of addiction, abuse, neglect or traumatic experience as a child or adult, mental health issues such as depression or anxiety or frequently being prescribed medications. People also abuse prescription medications related to misperception that they are safe since they are prescribed by a medical provider."
The Air Force has a variety of tools and programs available to service members who may be suffering from or know someone suffering from an abuse problem. Service members interested in seeking help are strongly advised to do so as soon as they feel it necessary.
"Military members seeking substance use counseling can talk with their doctor, chain of command, or self-refer to ADAPT," said Jeffrey Hikes, Drug Demand Reduction program manager. "In addition, Military One Source has contracted civilian counselors who provide confidential assessment and counseling to military personnel and their families."
"Here at Barksdale, we have various outlets service members can use to include ADAPT, base chaplains, Military One Source, behavioral health consultants and the individuals primary care manager," said Glotfelter. "The Air Force has a zero-tolerance policy when it comes to prescription drug abuse, and these programs, along with each and every service member, will help minimize drug abuse within the Air Force."
For information or resources available to service members, visit www.militaryonesource.mil.
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State Fair information for Anoka County Families
It's never too early to get excited for 4-H at the Great MN Get Together! State Fair Trips will be chosen from the blue ribbon group of exhibits shown at the Anoka County Fair that are pre-registered by July 1. Only members who have completed 6th grade and up are eligible to participate at the State Fair.
Anoka County 4-H State Fair Encampment Dates
State Fair 4-H Livestock Encampment:
Wednesday, August 20 - Sunday, August 24
State Fair 4-H Exhibit Building Encampment: (Encampment 3)
Thursday, August 28 – Saturday, August 30
For information: MN 4-H at the State Fair
4-H Summer Employment Opportunities
A variety of employment opportunities are available at 4-H state-level summer events. Applications are accepted up to five working days prior to the event. Go to www.4-h.umn.edu/state-fair/employment/ for more information.
Minnesota 4-H State Arts-In
Minnesota 4-H State Arts-In is an 8-day intensive arts experience. Youth prepare a musical play to perform during the Minnesota State Fair and gain experiences in performing arts, including singing, dancing, acting, instrumental accompaniment, costume design, set construction and technical work.
• State Arts-In show development - Aug. 7-14, 2014
• State Arts-In state fair event - Aug. 19-Sept. 1, 2014
• Participant registration due June 23, 2014
• Assistant director - applications due April 18, 2014 for first consideration
More information on this program can be found at State Arts-In information.
Minnesota 4-H Dairy Showcase: Honoring Blue Ribbon Kids
This event recognized overall achievement of Minnesota 4-H Dairy Project exhibitors that have demonstrated year-round participation within 4-H and the dairy industry, including success with the animal; knowledge of the dairy project and industry; involvement within 4-H and dairy communities and activities in school, church and community. The Minnesota 4-H Dairy Showcase will recognize the top 25 4-H dairy project members that exhibit at the MN State Fair 4-H Show. Complete details and online portfolio are available.
Minnesota 4-H Poultry Prince & Princess Contest
This contest is a scholarship program of Minnesota 4-H and Gold'n Plump. More details are available online here.
2014 Minnesota 4-H "Chef for a Day Cook-Off!"
This event is held during all State Fair encampments and is open to all 4-H State Fair exhibitors. Each county will provide a team of 3-5 exhibitors for a 2 hour program, during Livestock Encampment & every General Encampment. The first hour will include an educational activity, and the second hour will be the Chef for the Day Cook-Off! Assigned categories will include Stir Fry, Omelet, or Grilling. All equipment will be supplied, all meat, and some possible ingredients. Teams may bring additional ingredients, (No refrigeration supplied.) There will be PRIZES! Contact your local extension office for more details coming soon.
State Fair Animal Science Youth Media Trip
4-H is very excited to be able to offer the State Fair 4-H Animal Science Youth Media Trip again in 2014 from Wed. August 20–Sunday, August 24, for youth who have completed grade 9+ and who are interested in and passionate about journalism, media relations, writing, photography, or about animal science and telling great stories about 4-H'ers! Youth need not have experience in these areas.
The goal of the Animal Science Youth Media Trip is to provide 4-H youth with a learning experience that includes both skills workshops and hands-on-learning about working with media to tell stories of 4-H youth showing livestock at the Minnesota State Fair.
More information may be found at State Fair Media Trips, by contacting a county Program Coordinator, or by contacting Anita Harris, Extension Educator, at email@example.com.
State Fair Forage/Bedding Changes for 2014
4-H has been working with the Minnesota State Fair to develop a new process for forage and bedding provided to 4-H families exhibiting at the state fair. It will affect all 4-H beef, dairy, all goat, sheep, swine and lama exhibitors. Instead of providing various feed and bedding allotments for animals, the state fair has set aside a pool of money even greater than their previous allowance. These funds will be distributed directly to counties according to the number of animals they bring in each species. County 4-H staff and county livestock delegations will determine how this allocation is spent. Possibilities will range from setting up an account with the SF forage department to reimbursing trucking expenses. The allotment will be $8 for every dairy exhibit and $5 for every goat, sheep, swine and lama exhibit. Beef will have wood chips provided as usual. They will not get a dollar allotment and will be charged a $10 fee for bedding due to the high cost of providing wood chips. This is consistent with other beef events that provide wood chips. These changes will not affect 4-H rabbits and poultry who will continue to receive feed/bedding allotments. Complete details of these changes will be available on the 4-H state fair webpage.
August 20, 2014
11:30am - August 24, 2014
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August 28, 2014
2:00pm - August 30, 2014
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