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DJBooth.net's DJ "Z" interviewed one-half of the Queens based powerhouse C-N-N, a duo which sold over 1 million albums in their short-lived career, Capone.
Five years after the Capone-n-Noriega Reunion album (2000), Capone has released his second solo record on Pain, Time, and Glory Enterprises. "Menace II Society" features close friends Scarface and Norega. The album also features some hot producers, including the Heatmakerz, Twinz, Screwface, Nexxus Entertainment, Reefa, Dub Z and DJ Absolut. Fans who loved the duo CNN will not be disappointed with "Menace II Society". Older and much wiser, Capone has taken his past experiences and created an impressive album with club bangers and street anthems.
During the interview Capone discusses the sound of his current solo material and the possibility he will once again work with N.O.R.E. In addition he offers an advanced warning to anyone who should choose to challenge his position as the "Street King" of New York.
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Travelers to Vienna in search of Leopoldstadt apartment rentals should consider Flower Apartment, located close to Schwedenplatz, St. Stephen's Cathedral and Burgtheater.
Apartment accommodations come with sofa beds, televisions, DVD players, ceiling fans and irons/ironing boards. Practical amenities include kitchens, dishwashers, stovetops and cookware/dishes/utensils. In addition, the apartment accommodation features an elevator (lift).
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Nobel Conference
The Nobel Conference is the first ongoing academic conference in the United States to have the official authorization of the Nobel Foundation in Stockholm, Sweden. It is held annually at Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, Minnesota and links a general audience with the world's foremost scholars and researchers in conversations centered on contemporary issues related to the natural and social sciences.
Gustavus Adolphus College was founded by Swedish immigrants in 1862 and throughout its history, it has continued to honor its Swedish heritage. As the College prepared to build a new science hall in the early 1960s, College officials asked the Nobel Foundation for permission to name the building the Alfred Nobel Hall of Science as a memorial to the great Swedish inventor and philanthropist. Permission was granted, and the facility's dedication ceremony in 1963 included 26 Nobel laureates and officials from the Nobel Foundation.
Following the 1963 Nobel Prize ceremonies in Stockholm, College representatives met with Nobel Foundation officials, asking them to endorse an annual science conference at the College and to allow use of the Nobel name to establish credibility and high standards. At the urging of several prominent Nobel laureates, the foundation granted the request and the first conference was held at the College in January 1965.
For four and a half decades, world-class research scientists and scholars have come together to discuss leading topics in science with audiences of thousands. The goal of the conference is to bring cutting-edge science issues to the attention of an audience of students and interested adults, and to engage the panelists and the audience in a discussion of the moral and societal impact of these issues. Another major goal of the conference is to attract world class speakers. Beginning with the help of an advisory committee composed of Nobel laureates such as Glenn Seaborg, Philip Showalter Hench, and Sir John Eccles, the conferences have been consistently successful in attracting the world's foremost authorities as speakers. Fifty-nine Nobel laureates have served as speakers, five of whom were awarded the prize after speaking at the conferences.
The conference has a focus on scientific topics such as "Medicine: Prescription for Tomorrow" (2006), "The Legacy of Einstein" (2005), "The Science of Aging" (2004), "The Nature of Nurture" (2002), "Virus: The Human Connection" (1998), and "The New Shape of Matter: Materials Challenge Science" (1995). The conference is open to the public and geared toward lay persons.
The 2013 Nobel conference was titled "The Universe at Its Limits" and took place October 1-2, 2013.
Lecturers included:
- George V. Coyne, S.J., Ph.D
- Alexei V. Filippenko, Ph.D.
- S. James Gates Jr., Ph.D.
- Lawrence M. Krauss, Ph.D.
- Tara Shears, Ph.D.
- George F. Smoot III, Ph.D.
- Frank A. Wilczek, Ph.D
Past conferences[edit]
- 2013 - The Universe at its Limits
- 2012 - Our Global Ocean
- 2011 - The Brain and Being Human
- 2010 - Making Food Good
- 2009 - H2O Uncertain Resource
- 2008 - Who Were the First Humans?
- 2007 - Heating Up: The Energy Debate
- 2006 - Medicine: Prescription for Tomorrow
- 2005 - The Legacy of Einstein
- 2004 - The Science of Aging
- 2003 - The Story of Life
- 2002 - The Nature of Nurture
- 2001 - What is still to be discovered?
- 2000 - Globalization 2000: Economic Prospects and Challenges
- 1999 - Genetics in the New Millennium
- 1998 - Virus: The Human Connection
- 1997 - Unveiling the Solar System: 30 Years of Exploration
- 1996 - Apes at the End of an Age: Primate Language and Behavior in the '90s
- 1995 - The New Shape of Matter: Materials Challenge Science
- 1994 - Unlocking the Brain: Progress in Neuroscience
- 1993 - Nature Out of Balance: The New Ecology
- 1992 - Immunity: The Battle Within
- 1991 - The Evolving Cosmos
- 1990 - Chaos: The New Science
- 1989 - The End of Science?
- 1988 - The Restless Earth
- 1987 - Evolution of Sex
- 1986 - The Legacy of Keynes
- 1985 - The Impact of Science on Society
- 1984 - How We Know: The Inner Frontiers of Cognitive Science
- 1983 - Manipulating Life
- 1982 - Darwin's Legacy
- 1981 - The Place of Mind in Nature
- 1980 - The Aesthetic Dimension of Science
- 1979 - The Future of the Market Economy
- 1978 - Global Resources: Perspectives and Alternatives
- 1977 - The Nature of Life
- 1976 - The Nature of the Physical Universe
- 1975 - The Future of Science
- 1974 - The Quest for Peace
- 1973 - The Destiny of Women
- 1972 - The End of Life
- 1971 - Shaping the Future
- 1970 - Creativity
- 1969 - Communication
- 1968 - The Uniqueness of Man
- 1967 - The Human Mind
- 1966 - The Control of the Environment
- 1965 - Genetics and the Future of Man
External links[edit]
- Nobel Conference official website
- Archival finding aid for the collection Nobel Conference. Nobel Conference Collection, 1965-Ongoing. GACA Collection 92. Gustavus Adolphus College Archives, St. Peter, Minnesota.[1]


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August 31, 2010 , 5:40 am | By Bryan Reesman
While I was visiting Monte-Carlo back in June, I wandered by an elegant apartment complex that housed an art gallery on its second floor. An intriguing display outside of the front window caught my eye, with the surreal imagery of...More
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Best of 2010: Designer of the Year
In the fashion world, we eagerly await the oncoming year of designer genius. Fall and Spring fashion weeks deliver many collections to fawn over, but there are always the standouts. This year, we're deciding between the design houses who wowed us with creativity and wooed our fashionable senses: Prabal Gurung took the celebrity world — and ours by storm; between the line for H&M and the gorgeous silhouettes coming down the runway, Lanvin had quite a year; and Chloé gave us the kind of ethereal, femme, and modern we dream about. Of course, there's really nothing we could say about Chanel that you don't already know — timeless and still totally in tune with today's woman, there's nothing this design house — and Karl — can't do, while Victoria Beckham proved she can hang with fashion's big guns. So, who gets your vote?(From left to right: Prabal Gurung, Lanvin, Chloé, Chanel, and Victoria Beckham)
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I don't think is can get much more basic than threading with straws, can it? That's what I'm all about lately. Getting back to the basics. The simple activities. That are easy to whip up and stuff I have [and you probably do too]. What's awesome about this is that you can use dry pasta […]
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So, can I credit my mom for an activity? My husband picked up the kids at my parents' house last week [I was still decorating cakes at suppertime…], and he found them painting her sidewalk with water. Henry told me that night during our nightly bedtime conversation that was his favorite part of the day. […]
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Henry's on another play dough kick since his birthday. He got all these little construction machines, and cones and people as a gift and it turned out to be a great addition to play dough that entertained them for hours. Yes, them. George and Henry played side by side for a long time. George was […]
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Maid War Chronicles (GN 2)
Title: Maid War Chronicles
Volume: GN 2
Pages: 224
Distributor: Del Rey
Release date: 2009-08-25
Suggested retail price: $10.99
Age rating: 16+
After escaping the attack on the kingdom of Arbansbool, the prince is left with only six of his personal maids for protection. Armed with the Holy Weapons from the royal house's shrine, these women are known as the Order of the Maid. Now they have reached an allied fortress, only to be surrounded by a giant army from the hostile nation of Nowarle. Will these servants-turned-warriors prevail?
Story and art by RAN.
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Jim Sheridan's custard shop is packed with old-fashioned nostalgia. And it's not just the decor ? Sheridan's desire to create and sell custard sparked from his own childhood memories of adventuring to upstate New York to get his hands on the frozen treat. Now at Sheridan's Frozen Custard, Jim not only opts to incorporate creamy chocolate and vanilla flavors topped with everything from mangoes to graham crackers to a variety candies, but he views the real cherry on top as top-grade customer service. Caramel pretzel crunch concretes, fresh-baked strawberry shortcake Sundays, and cookie dough pies further satisfy sweet tooths. For those who prefer a straw to a spoon, the shop's shakes, malts, and smoothies are there for the sipping.
After years of perfecting those frozen treats Jim set out to conquer the world of burgers. To do so, he pulled from the same old-fashioned recipe book that inspired his sweet treats. The Olathe location's new food menu is filled with American favorites, from grilled-to-order steakburgers to hand-cut fries dusted with a kiss of salt. No matter the order, each meal is made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients, including grass-fed beef. Visitors can settle down at tables to enjoy their burgers and sandwiches or grab them to go at the convenient drive-thru.
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I'm not aware of any "proof" that Christian's wife was named Sabra other than the fact his grand-daughter was named Sabra. Sabra Middleton, dau of John wasn't born untill 1737 so that eliminates her as a possible wife of Christian. I'm sure his wife was a Middleton since John names a Middleton as cousin in his will. My own thoughts are that John Middleton had a sister Sabra who married Christian.
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Hotel El Barranco - Futaleufú
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Looking for lodges in Futaleufu? Take a look at Hotel El Barranco!
This 3 star Futaleufu lodge has its own restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner where you will find a selection of items to try. You can find a fitness center and a sauna on site so you will be able to take some time out to relax. Don't forget your swimming goggles and swimsuit as this lodge features an outdoor pool. Guests wishing to relax with a drink will surely want to visit the bar/lounge.
Staff are available to provide tour/ticket assistance. Other amenities include beach/pool umbrellas, complimentary bicycles and laundry facilities.
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Breakfast at Hotel El Barranco
A free buffet breakfast is served each morning.
Facilities at Hotel El Barranco
- Sauna
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- Gym
- Outdoor swimming pool
- City tour
- Laundry room
- Beach umbrellas and deck loungers
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- One child 2 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
- The national sales tax (19%) is charged upon check-out to citizens of Chile regardless of length of stay and to foreigners staying in the country for 60 consecutive days or more. Foreigners who present a valid passport with a visa/entry stamp at check-in will be exempt from this tax. Furthermore, the tax may apply per room when the room is shared by a taxable and a nontaxable guest.
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Room Details
Hotel El Barranco has 10 guest rooms. Corporate travelers will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks, safes and phones during their Futaleufu visit. A good night's sleep in supportive pillowtop mattresses with down comforters will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their holiday or business trip. Designed to promote relaxation and well-being, all private bathrooms offer a great selection of amenities, including luxury deep soaking bathtubs, rainfall showerheads, bathrobes and hair dryers. Bathroom toiletries are provided free of charge.
Accommodation Services
- Telephone
- Extra beds
- Hairdryer in each room
- Safe
- Desk
- Wireless Internet access
- Dial-up Internet access
Distances from Hotel El BarrancoLake Lonconao - 7.1 km / 4.4 mi
Lake Espolon - 11.1 km / 6.9 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel El Barranco is Puerto Montt (PMC-Tepual) - 219.4 km / 136.4 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
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Mission Beach Cottage Rental Photos and Description
1 Bedroom + Convertible bed(s), 1 Bath, Sleeps 2-4
This wonderful BAYFRONT retreat is the perfect getaway for a romantic vacation by the beach in sunny San Diego. Not only couples but also small families would enjoy this beautifully decorated stylish cottage with its modern design and unobstructed views and exceptional location. Walk out the front door and your feet are in the sands of Mission bay; walk across the street and you are surfing the blue Pacific.
Located at 3678 Bayside Walk, this newly remodeled home with its private furnished patio overlooking the bay offers everything you can imagine for a wonderful vacation. It features hardwood floors throughout, a new fully equipped kitchen with all new appliances, brand new chic furniture including a comfortable queen bed with brand new mattress (Oct. 2013), a couch that sleeps one adult, a large flat screen TV in the living room as well as in the bedroom, DVD player, I-pod dock station, lots of kids equipment, private furnished patio with gas BBQ and much more. Additional sleeping option available.
Linens, towels, beach chairs, beach towels, kids gate, baby tub, high chair and pack n play are offered for your convenience. There is one parking spot in a 2 car garage available (fits economy/compact car).
In addition we provide various supplies (toilet paper, paper towels, dish soap, hand soap, sponge and trash bags).
There is no washer and dryer in the unit but a great laundromat very close by (3 minute walk).
The unit can comfortably sleep 2 adults and a third person on the couch in the living room. Due to the cozy size of the cottage we limit the amount of people to 3 adults max. We would only agree to a 4th person if it's a small child. Please know that for a family of 4 it will feel very small.
The home is conveniently located in the heart of Mission Beach. It's in walking distance to many convenience stores, bars and restaurants in Mission Beach and Pacific Beach.The Santa Clara and Aquatic Recreation Center is only a short walk away.
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- suitable for elderly or infirm
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Pacific Sands Vacations
Pacific Sands Vacations, Inc. manages beautiful well maintained vacation homes along the beach and bay in San Diego. Our mission is to provide our customers an excellent experience all around. We strive for 100% satisfaction. Great customer service, highest comfort and best cleaning standards are our priority. Our goal is to make our customers feel homeaway from home when staying at any of our rentals. We choose our vacation homes very wisely and make sure that they match our high standards. We are very proud of our inventory and the great relationships we have developed with so many of our repeating renters.
What makes this cottage unique
Just like all of the unique and well maintained properties we manage, this cottage offers it all. Great location, comforts of home and spotless clean.
Please contact us if you are looking to accommodate more than 2-4 people as we manage 3 other small units within the same complex. Its the perfect scenario for larger groups that like to vacation together but yet each have their own little getaway.
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Freedom coach expects team to be competitive
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Freedom coach Frank Hernandez had high hopes for his team last season but had trouble without quarterback Forrest Petcovic, who missed part of the season with a broken leg.
In 2011, the team notched only one victory, 35-20, over Mohawk.
Hernandez believes this year will be different.
"This is the first year that I expect us to be competitive," Hernandez said.
"For the first time, our kids get lined up and know what to do. These seniors have been starting since their freshman and sophomore years."
Besides Petcovic, three other seniors will lead the Bulldogs: quarterback Sam Becky, running back Allan-Michael Conforti and offensive lineman Brandon Heckman.
Jared Hogue, a junior quarterback, will also add depth. Hernandez said Heckman, at 6-foot-3 and 225 pounds, has already received Division I looks.
After a busy offseason, including a scrimmage against McKinley, in Canton, Ohio, Hernandez has high hopes.
"We expect to go out there and compete every day," Hernandez said. "We won't be happy if we don't make the playoffs."
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Oct 30 – Cris Sheridan welcomes Richard Duncan, Chief Economist at Blackhorse Asset Management in Singapore. Richard makes the case that since 2008 credit in the U.S. has been growing at less than 2% a year and the Fed has been printing money to create a wealth effect in financial assets in order to sustain the economy.
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Urban Carmel: Late '90s Tech Bubble a Unique Event – Unlikely to Happen Again
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Oct 1 – Cris Sheridan welcomes analyst Urban Carmel. During the historic tech bubble of the late 1990s, stock valuations soared far higher than ever before. With stocks today already above historical averages, could we expect to see the same level of euphoria happen again, driving stocks two or three times higher from where they stand today?
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Cris Sheridan welcomes Carlota Perez to discuss the findings of her widely read book, "Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital: The Dynamics of Bubbles and Golden Ages." As she explains, technological revolutions aren't random but occur on average every 60 years...
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Market volatility and the breakdown of fundamental and technical indicators are only a few signs. There are others which are more subtle and not visible to the human eye—below the surface. They show up in bear-o-metric readings of the nation's money supply, credit expansion and the breakdown of corporate earnings. With all of these readings, we know that a storm is coming. The question is: "What kind will it be?"
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An article in The Smithsonian magazine this month is about: Cougars Survived the Pleistocene Extinction Because They'll Eat Just About Anything Meaty. Eating everything that's in front of you is key to eking by when times are tough. It struck me as an apt analogy for the current Republican […] [Read More]
As Science has Yielded to Blind Faith; Democracy has Yielded to an Oligarchy
The scientific method can be described as: careful observations, organization of these observations including mathematical representation (curve-fitting & statistics), and publication with reproduction by peer groups (verification), ending in a better understanding of the phenomena through its history and projection (prediction) into the future. People who have a respect for science have long suspected that […] [Read More]
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Several agencies that study climate (and perhaps should know better?) have recently predicted that an El Niño is likely to develop this year. (Summarized in USA Today.) During an El Niño, water temps in the central and eastern tropical Pacific Ocean get a few degrees warmer than average for an extended period of time – […] [Read More]
What's Wrong with the Natural Temperature Cycle?
When I was teaching Atmos. Science 101 to students circa 1980, I showed them a chart of all the natural cycles we knew of, from the Ice Ages (100s millions of years) to the Milankovitch/glacial-interglacial (~60-100,000 years) and a little about the ocean decadals (50-80 years). It was evident that we had been in an […] [Read More]
Things are Coming Together about Methane & Global Warming
A couple of years ago I wrote a blog: It's the Methane, Stupid (Intellectually Challenged) I noted that methane is a very potent Greenhouse Gas, and that it has been observed to be emitted in increasing amounts. In particular recently, by the fracking process, by new fuel production methods, and by emitting of methane hydrates […] [Read More]
The Global Warming/Climate Change Debate is Getting Interesting
I recently saw an excellent play at Seattle Musical Theater that featured a town of people who Really believed in Science (A Hopkin's brain scientist brings back the dead?!). It was well done, super character acting — I shall always remember the fantastic portrayal of Igor! — and a lot of wonderful singing. Young […] [Read More]
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So seldom, is there good news on the climate change front. Here is some; we, the USA, have really turned around our production of CO2. The featured figure shows this. (I put it in comments too): Of course I know it is local, considering the world production of CO2, particularly China at #1. Yes, I […] [Read More]
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The volume of sea ice in the Arctic is 50 percent higher than it was last fall, satellite measurements show. In October 2013, the European Space Agency satellite CryoSat measured 9,000 cubic kilometres of sea ice on the Arctic Ocean, said an ESA news release Monday. At the same time of year in 2012, it […] [Read More]
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In the past few months there's been much talk around yoga and spirituality. Whether you think yoga and Christianity can coexist, or you prefer to chant or not-to-chant, I think everyone will agree with what my good friend, Tara Stiles told the Denver Post:
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Pictured is my 90-year-old grandmother after her first-ever yoga class with Lisa Boudreau last year. Though my grandma has always been nice and never crotchety, she's also Christian and has no idea what chanting is. She practices yoga almost everyday now at home and says yoga has helped her lower back (she has degenerating discs) and her legs. Restorative is more her pace and she loves Reclining Goddess pose:)
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Strawberry fields in Finland are plagued by grey mold, a fungus that quickly transforms scarlet berries into shaggy grey blobs, wrecking 20 percent of the country's annual crop, on average.
But Finland's organic fruit farmers have a swarm of new allies in the battle against grey mold. Dr. Heikki Hokkanen, a researcher at the University of Helsinki, has enlisted bees to carry biological treatments from flower to flower, warding off disease as they pollinate.
"Bees have body hairs that pollen sticks to, so it gets carried from flower to flower," said Hokkanen. "They can also carry treatments such as microbes or fungi, providing dual ecosystem services for healthier organic crops."
Hokkanen has studied the use of bees in fighting crop diseases at farms in Finland, Italy and Estonia. He presented his research at the international Innovations in Organic Food Systems for Sustainable Production and Enhanced Ecosystems Services conference held in Long Beach, CA, Nov. 1-2.
The biological agent used to fight grey mold in berries is a naturally-occurring soil fungus, gliocladium catenulatum. G. catenulatum works by harmlessly colonizing the strawberry flower, and preventing the grey mold from taking hold.
Organic broccoli is in high demand these days, and a recent market survey by the Carolina Farm Stewardship Association revealed that broccoli tops the list of organic produce items that are in short supply in the Southeast. Broccoli can be produced most anywhere in the spring and fall, but summer production is limited to cooler growing areas. As it turns out, Western North Carolina provides this type of climate due to its Appalachian Mountain terrain. Researcher Jeanine Davis and her team of farmer and research collaborators will soon be starting Phase II of a three-year OFRF/Seed Matters-funded project, Participatory Screening of Broccoli Varieties for Summer Production in Organic Systems in Western North Carolina, which will feature on-farm trials.
Revised food safety rules proposed today by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) appear to hold some good news for organic growers and small farms, with significant alterations to earlier proposed rules of particular concern to organic farmers–including mandatory testing of irrigation water and the use of manure-based soil amendments.
The new rules implementing the federal Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), if implemented, would also fine-tune regulation of mixed-type facilities that grow, pack, and/or process on the farm, and would grant exemptions from some regulations to the smallest farms.
"We're very pleased that the FDA has given such thoughtful consideration to the feedback of the farming community and is addressing the needs and concerns of organic producers," said Brise Tencer, Executive Director of the Organic Farming Research Foundation (OFRF). "The safety of our food is a top priority for farmers, processors, and consumers."
A set of organic research priorities issued by the National Organic Standards Board (NOSB) demonstrates that many issues in organic production still have not been studied adequately to provide useful guidance to organic farmers, ranchers, and handlers.
The NOSB is composed of representatives from the organic industry--including producers, processors, and consumers--and meets twice a year to advise the National Organic Program (NOP) on what should be added to and removed from the National List of Allowed and Prohibited Substances as well as a range of organic production and processing issues.
In preparation for its fall meeting, the NOSB has released the meeting agenda along with supporting documents including the proposed list of research priorities. At the meeting, the NOSB will vote on whether or not to forward their suggested research topics to the NOP.
Organic farmers are always on the lookout for better ways to combat weeds, insects, and disease, and produce an abundance of the healthiest and best-tasting crops. Having plant varieties that are suited for organic systems may be key to producing higher yields and better quality crops, and could play an important role in increasing organic farmers' success. However, few plant breeders are working on varieties specifically targeted for organic systems, and there are almost no such varieties available. How to fill this void? One of the groups best suited to do organic breeding work is organic farmers themselves.
Four new resources from Organic Seed Alliance (OSA), developed and produced with funding from OFRF and Clif Bar Family Foundation's Seed Matters initiative, provide a wealth of information for farmers who want to learn the art and craft of plant breeding. The comprehensive manuals walk farmers through the methods of breeding new crop varieties on the farm.
By Brise Tencer, Executive Director of OFRF
Noting that "every dollar invested in agricultural research creates $20 in economic activity," USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack announced the formation of a new foundation that will create public-private partnerships to fund agriculture, food, and nutrition research. Authorized by Congress as part of the 2014 Farm Bill, the Foundation for Food and Agricultural Research will seek private donations in order to fund research activities that focus on problems of national and international significance.
To what degree the new foundation will support organic farming research is not yet known, but the appointment of Nancy Creamer to the new foundation's initial 15-member Board of Directors is reason to think that organic research will be on the radar.
Consumers choose organic foods for many reasons- for example, because the food is produced in a way that is better for the environment. Now, a new comprehensive review of previous studies shows mounting evidence organic crops may also contain more anti-oxidants and fewer pesticide residues. In a new study published today in the British Journal of Nutrition researchers at Newcastle University in England have found that organic crops overall contain 17% more key anti-oxidants than non-organically grown crops, while some classes of anti-oxidants known as flavinones, were found at a rate 69% higher. Anti-oxidants are components in fighting cancer and are thought to play a key role in preventing heart disease and neurodegenerative disease
Each year organic farmers lose time and money when crops are destroyed by diseases caused by soil-borne pathogens that live on the surfaces of seeds. Many of the fumigants and chemically treated seeds that are used in conventional agriculture to control these pathogens can be harmful to our health and the health of the environment. Organic farmers have fewer and often less effective options. Enter the humble but mighty soil amendment, compost, which harbors billions of secret (microbial) weapons against plant disease. New research funded by OFRF is exploring a promising application to harness these weapons to produce a new tool for disease prevention for organic farmers.
What could be better than that burst of sugary goodness as you crunch into the first ear of summer corn? One reason we look forward to this is that corn has actually gotten sweeter over the years thanks to the hard work of plant breeders. There is a downside, however. These newer varieties, featuring the flavor we have come to expect, were not developed for conditions on organic farms, as they are reliant on fungicides and pesticides, and utilize soluble synthetic fertilizers in large quantities.
In addition, very little sweet corn grown commercially today is open pollinated (op). This means that organic farmers who wish to save their own seed have few, if any, good choices of varieties to grow.
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Opening Reception for reThink INK: 25 Years at the Mixit Print Studio
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Opening reception for the exhibition reThink INK: 25 Years at the Mixit Print Studio. reThink Ink is an exhibition of fine art printmaking, presented in two installments, celebrating the work of Mixit Print Studio and the artists who have worked there over the twenty-five years since its founding in Somerville, Massachusetts. reThink INK was organized by Mix-it Studio partners Randy Garber, Jane Goldman, and Catherine Kernan. A series of public artist lectures is planned throughout the exhibition – see the Gallery's website for details.
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Lambert HouseCheadleCheshireSK8 2DY
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