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Great news: BP has declined to bid on new Gulf oil leases.
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In November, the government suspended BP from bidding on federal contracts. However, it did not say how long the suspension would last. Shortly afterwards, BP was downplaying the suspension to shareholders, telling them the corporation "has been in regular dialogue with the EPA" and was already negotiating with federal regulators to lift the ban.
In response, Public Citizen quickly called on the government to get a backbone and ban BP from receiving U.S. government contracts for at least the entirety of one of its affiliate's five-year probation period (stemming from that affiliate's guilty plea to criminal offenses stemming from the Deepwater Horizon disaster) because it has a proven track record of irresponsibility and dishonesty.
Public Citizen also launched a petition calling on the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to ban BP from contracts for five years. That petition garnered more than 6,600 signatures
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The Department late last week decided to buck the suspension and allow BP to participate in today's lease auction, likely an attempt to drive up lease bids.
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Banned Books Week is not about books. It's not even about censorship. It's about freedom of speech. Even though the First Amendment of the United States Constitution only limits Congress's right to restrict speech, most Americans expand these limits to other organizations and individuals. This is why many people are against most forms of book banning.
From Sept. 22 to 28 bookworms from all around the nation celebrated Banned Books Week by buying some of the many books that others throughout the years have tried to have banned from schools, libraries and stores.
Most book banning is initiated by parents. According to the Office for Intellectual Freedom on the American Library Association website, parents challenge books due to sexual material, crude language, age appropriateness, violence, and homosexuality.
To Yesenia Sanchez, a CSUB junior nursing student, banning books is not acceptable. She said, "Books are the insight." One of Sanchez's favorite reads is a poetry book by Allen Ginsberg called "Howl." This poetry book takes place in the 1950s and has a lot of reference to drugs, sexual content and crude language. In the past, people even faced legal implications for selling "Howl and Other Poems." Its publisher, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, was tried for obscenity according to foundsf.org. Sanchez said "to understandabout the era you need to read about it … We should not ban books. We should learn from them."
Nick Finocchiaro, a CSUB sophomore business student who listens to music labeled "explicit," said, "that to an extent a parent should monitor it [books, music, etc.] only until their child is old enough … In our atmosphere right now, like college … the kids should definitely be able to choose what they want to read without their parent's consent."
Parents will always want to protect their children from matter they deem inappropriate and some parents believe that by getting rid of certain books they will reduce this problem.
Nancy Robles, an undeclared CSUB freshman, said kids will "eventually read them somewhere else."
Yes, some books will have crude language, sexual content and violence but that's not the main focus of most books. There is some thought in every book and a lesson to be taught.
Sanchez said, "You want to read these things because you don't want to make the same mistakes… you want to learn about it."
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Ofcom (the UK regulator/authority for the UK communications industry) has cut loose the use of 2G spectrum for 3G mobile broadband. In what seems to me to be a bizarre set of circumstances, some spectrum was licensed specifically for 2G services only. And, according to the BBC, 3G licenses netted the UK government more than 20 billion pounds in 2000. Of course, 2G license holders are happy with this decision, and, not surprisingly, many 3G license holders are not. All of it seems to be a "day late and a dollar short" to use one of my Dad's favorite expressions. Now, Ofcom has announced that before 2012, it plans to auction off (on behalf of the UK government) 2.6GHz and 800MHz frequencies for 4G/LTE services.
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Cerberus isn't wasting any time teaching its new elephant to tapdance. Just days after closing the deal, taking over Chrysler and bringing Robert Nardelli on board, Cerberus has earmarked $3 billion for new powertrain facilities, indicating some level of its desire to steward the brand back to strength. Work has started on three engine plants that will build a new family of V6 engines incorporating the fuel-saving multi-displacement system. Ground has also been broken on a transmission plant that will build a new dual-clutch unit co-developed with Getrag, as well as an axle plant that allows an efficiency gain due to Mercedes technology.
Frank Klegon, executive vice president of product development, cited Cerberus's ability as a private company to quickly put decisions into action. The move speaks to an awareness that product is key to a return to profitability. The new engines and axles will improve performance, but more importantly in light of CAFE requirements, they'll boost efficiency. Putting better parts into their current model lineup is one thing, but Chrysler desperately needs some compelling new product (as good as the new Sebring is, it's about as exciting as a bowl of un-set Jell-O) to really deliver the needed shot in the arm.
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Hybrid video: The next evolution in convergence
Surveillance sitting in an analog world - hybrid solutions take it the next step in integration
"The power of the installed base of analog and CCTV cameras is something people don't think of," Anderson commented. "You've got all these analog cameras and DVRs out there, and a good deal of the installer community isn't yet comfortable with IP, so in many instances they will just stay with analog and even install more of those products. But the real question they have to ask is: if the site has analog, why do they need IP?" he queried. "What do they want to accomplish with the camera?"
Anderson admitted "the move to IP in a mixed system is not painless. You can take a DVR that's analog only and buy a hybrid recorder that converts an analog system. You can buy an NVR and put it next to the DVR, or you can buy software and put it on a PC and use an encoder. But you have other factors, such as that most hybrid DVR recorders are limited to CIF or resolution which is probably not a good resolution for positive identification."
As such, the strategy more companies are moving to, he said, is IP-based software with encoders that talk to the old DVRs and NVRs. "Those old DVRs are really big encoders. You can save the end-user's investment and move forward to another year's budget, "he said.
Infinova is another manufacturer helping bridge the gap to IP, building a complete line of hybrid solutions, as well as an award-winning Universal Security Platform (USP) that configures and manages the network via network management software. The USP system is specifically designed for dedicated network users, in which one universal security platform provides access to video, audio, data, 1000M Ethernet, intercom and alarm.
"We integrate our technology with the existing infrastructure and equipment and it doesn't matter if it's from different manufacturers," according to Dr. Jeffrey Liu, Ph.D. and president of Infinova. "Our hybrid solutions extend the use of existing equipment and protect the end user's investment," he said.
The USB is a blade server software solution which digitizes the analog signal so it becomes transparent to the end-user, said Mark Wilson, vice president of Marketing for Infinova. "The idea is to extend the life of the system, cameras and cabling and delay high costs of replacing cameras."
Deployed to integrate hybrid into the network, the USP does not change the look or functionality for the operator. "There is no retraining of operators, which can be a significant part of an installation, and everything is managed through a GUI," Wilson continued. "You don't need to put encoders in front of the cameras."
Wilson added that having a blade-type solution is something the IT department is familiar with and this helps security sell the solution. "Finally, it's not what IT folks refer to as a forklift, dump-everything upgrade," he said. "When the user wants to go all IP in the future, they can change out a card in the server and deploy IP cameras as they find necessary."
Dr. Bob Banerjee, product manager, IP Video for Bosch Security Systems in Lancaster, Pa., has long advocated the hybrid approach. And he also believes in educating installers to look carefully at the installation and decide what will work best for the end-user. Banerjee believes in using DVRs with software that allows them to become hybrid units that can capture analog signals.
"I would recommend integrators become familiar with at least one hybrid recorder," Banerjee commented. "Something like this allows you to reuse your existing cameras and add some IP cameras as well. A good hybrid recorder will allow you to mix and match cameras. These units have BNC connectors to connect the coaxial cabling."
Banerjee said organizations such as ONVIF will also help the industry migrate to IP, especially as standards are created. "That's where the beauty of organizations such as ONVIF comes in. As soon as a DVR is ONVIF compliant, any IP camera or encoder will work with it. Installers are waiting for the complexity of IP products to come down, so I don't think the price is the problem. IP is complicated. It takes a step by step approach but hybrid solutions can work."
Hybrid or bridge products are giving integrators the skills they need to progress to the next IT-centric level in security. By learning from the ground up how all these components work, how the digital signal and network operates and the end results, integrators will be better prepared to deploy these systems. In all, in the end the goal is to bring all systems and services together into the network-leveraged world.
As always, in everything you do, let the application or end-use be your guide. Take some time to check out all that manufacturers have to offer, because they have been hard at work creating hybrid solutions to make your video come alive on the network.
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I have to live out of an old black tote. Things thrown in them. I had time to pack better but being in the place where I am to live was too hard. We sat everywhere. The place of a memory of all the times I looked at you.
I will go back there and clean my things. Rearrange it make it look different. I will mosey along and do what I need to do.
I keep thinking that if I could do anything I would wish to turn back time. Would I go back to the time I didn't meet you? I don't know.
I do some things I am suppose to do. Go to work. Brush my teeth. I flirt again. I flirt and walk around with a smile on my face. I don't see much though, it is all so fluid. Seems like everything is moving on a stream. Moments pass and I don't feel them they just keep moving.
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Anyone else out there going to see the JK Band at the State Theater in Falls Church, VA, this weekend?
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In the south western corner of the Arabian Gulf is the city of Dubai. It covers an area of about 3800 square kilometers and is the second largest among the seven emirates of the UAE. It is bordered by Abu Dhabi to the south, the sultanate of Oman on the south-east and Sharjah on the north east. The population is slightly over 2.2 million.
This city is home to the Emirati people and has gained popularity for quite a number of reasons. Dubai is quite cosmopolitan owing to the welcoming nature of the people. It is no wonder why the city receives millions of visitors from around the world.
The local currency is referred to as the dirham. You can easily change currencies at numerous forex bureaus around the city. Islam is a way of life in this beautiful city and all people from all religions and beliefs are received with equal hospitality.
The city has changed quite a lot over the last two to three decades. Under the leadership of the Al Maktoum family, Dubai has transformed into a major business center with a rich diversified economy. Low operational costs, excellent infrastructure and liberal government policies have attracted numerous investors from all over the world.
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Dubai currently boasts world class entertainment and sporting events, state of the art architecture and top of the range hotels. Emirates towers are a vivid reminder of the city's commercial confidence and potential to expand even more. The city also hosts a number of world renowned events such as the Dubai desert classic and the Dubai open.
Every 2nd of December, the national day of Dubai is celebrated. This is often a very colorful event that signifies the day in 1971 when Dubai gained independence from the United Kingdom. It goes without saying that Dubai is a place of all sorts. Whether you are an investor, tourist, student or worker, Dubai is a home away from home.


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Many programs in recent years have been stung by a run of player arrests; this winter, the actions of various Oregon Ducks seemed to be a fixture on the scrolling ticker at the bottom of TV screens. The Oregon situation is unique because -- if you include the incident involving star running back LeGarrette Blount at the end of the season opener against the Boise State Broncos -- you've had embarrassing incidents involving the program's three most high-profile players: Blount, QB Jeremiah Masoli and RB LaMichael James. Whenever we've seen a program with a run of unfortunate news, it might be one star player and then some reserves, or at least guys who aren't so out front. Not so with this Ducks team. Indirectly, it's pretty easy to draw a line about player leadership, then, because we have come to expect that your best players should be among your best leaders. The fallout from these stories has been pretty intense. Last week, on the eve of James/Masoli's sentencing, as well as coach Chip Kelly's Friday press conference to address their punishments in regard to their futures as Ducks, many folks said the young Oregon coach -- a guy who hasn't been in his job for a full year -- must not have the respect of his players. I don't think it's as simple as that.
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Quickly review human respiration and digestion. Tell students that all animals need to obtain food and oxygen and dispel waste products and that different types of animals have different adaptations for accomplishing this task. Introduce invertebrates and tell students that they will learn about four phyla of invertebrates. Write the four phyla discussed in the Teacher Background section on the board, add the subphylum Crustacea below Arthropoda since this lesson focuses on marine invertebrates. Ask students to brainstorm types of animals that are categorized into these four phyla.
Have students choose one of the phyla of marine invertebrates discussed in class and write one paragraph about the similarities and differences between its digestive and respiratory systems and those of humans. Then have students write down one thing that surprised them and one question that they still have about invertebrate physiology.
Although many people think of animals as only those that have backbones such as fish, birds, reptiles, and mammals, over 95% of the world's animals are invertebrates, which lack backbones. Invertebrates were the first animals on the planet, with fossil evidence showing their existence for at least 600 million years. Vertebrates evolved from these animals. Out of the approximately 35 recognized animal phyla, only one, the phylum Chordata, contains vertebrate animals. Even within this phylum, in which human beings are categorized, there are animals, such as tunicates, that are invertebrates as adults. Invertebrates are thus included in every animal phylum and although they all share the characteristic of not having a backbone, there is tremendous invertebrate diversity. They range from single-celled animals to highly intelligent organisms such as octopuses. For the purpose of this activity, we will focus on four invertebrate phyla that can be seen at the California Academy of Sciences: Cnidaria, Mollusca, Echinodermata, and Arthropoda.
As animals, all of these creatures need to obtain food and oxygen and dispel waste materials. Different animals have different adaptations that allow them to accomplish these tasks. Human beings, like all other mammals, have lungs that serve to move oxygen from the air into the blood and to expel carbon dioxide from the body. Human beings and other mammals have digestive systems with one way or complete digestive tracts, taking in food through one opening and eliminating waste through another. Some invertebrates have respiratory and digestive systems that function similarly to those of mammals. For example, spiders have book lungs, organs that enable them to take oxygen from the air. They also have complete digestive tracts with both a mouth and an anus. Other invertebrates, like some of the marine animals discussed below, have respiratory and digestive systems that are quite different from those of humans.
The phylum Cnidaria includes jellyfish, corals, sea anemones, and hydroids. Cnidarians, the majority of which are marine, obtain their food by using stinging structures in their tentacles called nematocysts to capture prey. They then use their tentacles to move the prey into the mouth. The food passes into a hollow, central cavity where it is digested by enzymes and absorbed into the body tissue. The waste from the food is expelled back through the mouth. Cnidarians have what is called an incomplete digestive tract with only one opening to both take in food and expel waste. Cnidarians do not have a specialized respiratory system. Instead, they are able to absorb oxygen from the water around them directly through their epidermis and expel carbon dioxide the same way.
The phylum Echinodermata is comprised solely of marine species and includes seastars, brittle stars, sea cucumbers, and sea urchins. The respiratory and digestive systems of echinoderms are diverse, but all echinoderms have a water vascular system with fluid-filled tube feet, which serve a variety of functions including adhesion, locomotion, feeding, and respiration. In most echinoderms, much of the respiration takes place across these tube feet, which have very thin walls. But this can be supplemented with other methods of gas exchange. Echinoderms feed in a variety of ways including filter feeding, herbivory, and active predation. Most echinoderms have a complete digestive system with two openings, but some echinoderms lack a second opening.
The phylum Arthropoda includes crustaceans, arachnids, centipedes, millipedes, and insects. The subphylum Crustacea is composed primarily of marine invertebrates, which respire with gills that obtain oxygen from the water around them. Crustaceans use many feeding strategies including filter feeding, scavenging, and hunting. They all have a complete digestive tract with two openings.
The phylum Mollusca is extremely diverse and includes clams, oysters, scallops, snails, squids, and octopuses. Despite the diversity, mollusks have a basic body form that includes a head with sensory organs, a large soft mass, and a muscular foot. Most mollusks that live in water have gills to obtain oxygen from the water. Mollusks capture food in a variety of ways including filter feeding like clams, scraping algae off rocks like limpets, and stunning prey with poison like cone snails. Like arthropods, mollusks have a complete digestive system with two openings.
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Bernard Hopkins is chasing history as boxing's oldest champion. The 48-year-old Hopkins will try to prove he's still championship material when he fights undefeated Tavoris Cloud for a piece of the 175-pound light heavyweight title Saturday night at Barclays Center in New York. Hopkins dethroned George Foreman as the oldest boxer to win a world title when he beat Jean Pascal in 2011. Foreman was 45 years, 10 months when he knocked out heavyweight champion Michael Moorer in 1994. Hopkins was 46 in his bout with Pascal. Hopkins hasn't fought since he dropped the WBC light heavyweight title in a majority decision to Chad Dawson in April 2012. He wants to prove he still has what it takes to be a champion.
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April 25th
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Registration fees include all Canadian taxes. Checks are payable to the Run Quebec City. Visa and MasterCard are also accepted.
IMPORTANT : the date your check can be cashed is considered to be the registration date.
Starting May 12th 2014, payment must be made in cash (CAN or US $).
A $10 service charge will be assessed on all returned checks.
Entry fees are not refundable, no matter the reason. Also, in case of an emergency such as, but not limited to, severe weather or threat of terrorism, the Trail du Coureur des Bois's team, in accordance with the city officials and the law enforcement, have the authority to cancel any of the events. In such case, the registration fees would still be not refundable.
There are 3 ways to register:
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Available until Wednesday, May 14th. Thursday, May 15th, online registration will be closed.
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Register with the EvenCour online registration system.
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Once the payment accepted, an approbation page wil appear. Read it carefully.
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An email will be sent in the following 5 to 10 minutes. It will include your bib number. Make sure to keep it.YOU WILL NEED THIS DOCUMENT TO PICK-UP YOUR BIB.
NOTE: for "HOTMAIL" emails, make sure to look in the "Junk Folder".
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After 8 to 10 days, look up for your Entry Confirmation with the search engine at the bottom of this page. The registration data will have been sent to us and our database will have been updated. Your name and your bib number should be listed. If your name is not there, contact us at 418-694-4442.
Transaction fees will apply.
CLICK HERE to register Online with EvenCour.
2 – Registration by mail
CLICK HERE to download the form.
3- Last minute registration
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A $10 fee (CDN) applies.
Until Wednesday, May 14th, call at the office, at (418) 694-4442, and ask for Josée Leclerc. From May 15th, changes will be done only at Bib pick-up, depending on bibs availability.
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Services provided – « The same fee for the same service! »
Entry fees are based on services provided rather than on kilometers covered, or on how they are covered (running or walking). The same fees apply for all participants because we offer the same services to each an every participant regardless of the distance covered.
Fairness for all participants
The majority of costs for organizing an event involve goods or services that are needed for all participants. For example, timekeeping, transportation, the public address system, security, the tents and other equipment at the finish line, the entry forms, the website, posters, promotion and the like.
It seems only fair to ask each participant to pay equal share of these expenses, since they are for the good of all and for the success of the event regardless of the distance each individual covers.
Therefore, at the Trail du Coureur des Bois, if you run or walk the Grand Trail or the Oasis Petit Trail, entry fees are the same for everyone.
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P&W-supported poets Jon Sands, Adam Falkner, and Samantha Thornhill recently performed at North Country Community College in Saranac Lake, New York, as part of their "Poets in Unexpected Places" project. Sands, a poet, essayist, and author of The New Clean (Write Bloody Publishing, 2011), blogs about the experience. In 2010 Adam Falkner, Samantha Thornhill, and I cofounded "Poets in Unexpected Places" as a public art experiment. (We have since been joined, as curators, by Elana Bell and Syreeta McFadden.) And for one day in National Poetry Month, Adam, Samantha, and I had "free poetic reign" over the campus of North Country Community College (NCCC).For over three years, we've staged seemingly impromptu poetry installations in public spaces throughout New York City, from the Q train to Times Square to Brooklyn Laundromats to Whole Foods—some sanctioned, some not. The goals are: 1) to blur the line between the artist and the audience 2) to bring poems back into a public sphere that provides the muse for so many of them 3) to challenge a creative public landscape largely curated by corporations, and 4) to acknowledge how many stories are inside every person you see, anywhere. We have a fluid membership of writers who share their own work, or that of authors they love. You're liable to hear Lucille Clifton, Audre Lorde, or Jack Gilbert reverberating off the subway walls.Poets & Writers, the Adirondack Center for Writing, and NCCC brought us not just to English seminars on the NCCC campus, but to calculus classes, cafeterias, and chemistry labs (where Samantha performed her "Ode to an Apron" wearing an apron and safety goggles). I taught a midday writing workshop, and one student, Glen, a veteran and self-proclaimed "macho guy," wrote a heartbreaking poem about one of his fellow soldiers, then joined us for the afternoon to read it aloud. We stormed into something like forty classrooms that day with no introduction or apology. This gave the night's culminating reading at the Pendragon Theater a Pied Piper-type feel. We had been gathering students, faculty, and staff throughout the day, from the math major to the cafeteria worker. After poetry showed up for them, they showed up for poetry. The workshop participants kicked off the night for an intergenerational audience of about seventy-five.Then, with three chairs and a keyboard, we had a poetry show that could just as easily have taken place in Adam's living room in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. We shared the stories that make us who we are, from my poems that celebrate and mourn my high school days to Adam's poem "War in Baltimore," a precise, hilarious, and sorrowed tale of teacher-student interaction. Samantha read her epic "Ode to Odetta" while Adam pulled bluesy notes out of the keyboard. We stayed after for nearly an hour swapping stories with audience members. One young woman approached with tears in her eyes in response to Samantha's elegy for a German Shepherd. She too was bitten by a dog who was subsequently euthanized. And this is the point: the hidden connections unlocked through poetry, regardless of whether it's the Q train platform or a stage upstate. It's the whisper in the parking lot, if only to yourself: "Damn. Me too. Now...."
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You may apply for $50 to $350 per writer for readings or literary performances. For workshops, you may apply for $100 to $200 per session. (NOTE: In California, we generally grant no more than $500 total for a workshop series.)
You may apply for as many writers as you'd like, but please keep in mind that Poets & Writers provides a maximum of $1,500 per organization annually in New York State and California, and $500 in Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, Houston, New Orleans, Seattle, Tucson, and Washington, D.C. (This is due to the limited funds we have available in each jurisdiction.)
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No. But note that in California we fund no more than two out-of-state writers per organization per year (due to restrictions from our funders).
We fund emerging as well as established writers. Please list publication credits, which may include books (including chapbooks and self-published work), as well anthologized work. For performance-based writers, please list featured performance credits (date and venue) or include a published review of the presentation.
In order to lawfully pay a writer the grant money awarded, we must have his or her Social Security number. (If we pay more than $600 to an individual writer during the course of a year, we must by law report those payments to the IRS; the writer will receive a 1099.) Residents of countries outside of the United States are exempt from this requirement.
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We are happy to make suggestions, but please keep in mind that we are not a booking agency and that you must contact the writer yourself.
We are happy to make suggestions if you are interested in giving a reading or workshop in a particular area or with a particular type of organization. You must then contact the organization yourself.
No. We cannot accept applications from writers, nor can we fund the project director, a board member, or any paid employee of the organization applying. However, writers can encourage organizations to apply on their behalf.
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No, writers are paid as independent contractors and are not employees of Poets & Writers.
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We fund readings and workshops taking place in any city in New York State or California, and in Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, Houston, New Orleans, Seattle, Tucson, and Washington, D.C.
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No. We do not fund programs that are exclusively for young children. We do fund programs for teenagers, families, and/or intergenerational audiences.
We fund events at colleges and universities, if they are open to the general public. We also fund events at high schools, if they are held after school. We do not fund events during the school day or for elementary school students.
All events must be open to the public unless they take place at venues that serve special populations, such as prisons, hospitals, and senior centers.
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We typically review applications within four weeks of receiving them. You will receive an e-mail indicating that your application has been approved, declined, or is still pending—usually because we need more information. If you have not heard from us one month after submitting your application, please call to check on the status of your application.
Our goal is to have the organizations we work with match our portion of the writer's fee. However, we assess the needs and the capabilities of each organization and evaluate applications accordingly.
No. We do not accept in-kind contributions as matching fees. However, you can provide in-kind contributions in addition to a cash match. Also, writers may use the cash match for expenses such as travel and lodging if they choose.
If your grant has been approved, you will receive the check for the writer approximately three to six days before the event. As the sponsoring organization, you are responsible for giving the check to the writer.
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