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Bill BarnwellFootball Outsiders examines Week 1 in the 2010 NFL season with regard to fantasy matchups. In terms of that oft-debated Matt Stafford vs. Jay Cutler matchup, FBO says lean Cutler -- plus, 32 players up and 32 down for this week.
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Island economies continue to be strong markets for solar photovoltaics. Another example of this has been provided by German-based Conergy, which has annouced another large rooftop installation on the Canary Islands. The installation will be spread across three rooftops, worth 500 kW, has also been announced on the roof of a vegetable wholesaler on the island.
Conergy has previously installed a 1.7 MW array, the largest on the islands, on Gran Canary.
"The sun-kissed islands are virtually predestined for solar power," said Conergy's Luis Jiménez Gutierrez, in today's statement announcing the installations. "In most instances, solar power is already considerably cheaper here today than electricity from the grid."
Conergy has been highlighting the post-FIT installations that it has been installing in Spain of late, including a 10 kW plant on a concrete materials manufacturer in northern Spain and an array on an organic restaurant in Barcelona.
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Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
There's more to new arenas than hockey
Multi-use facilities could be back on table with rink bids killed
Here we are, two years after city hall sounded the alarm over its aging and decaying arenas, and we're no closer to a solution.
Last Monday, hopes were riding high that one or more of eight proposals for new arenas would pass city muster and be approved for construction. Unfortunately, that hope was replaced by crushing defeat; not one of the eight proposals was ready to go.
How could it be that after two years of deliberation and widespread consensus that many of the city's 15 rinks are at risk of permanent closure, we could have made so little progress? You have to dig deep on this story to find the good news, but it's there.
First however, a quick review. In 2010, the city released a seminal report on its rinks that concluded they were all past their due date and at risk of closing. There is a huge outcry, lots of wringing hands and a commitment to finding a plan to replace these aging facilities. Another year goes by and the city formally asks for expressions of interest (EOI) from those groups interested in working with the city to establish new rinks.
Yet another year goes by, and a report comes to a council committee indicating eight different proposals -- some public and some private -- came forward but none that met the city's requirements. So for the time being, the city will continue to work with some of the more promising proposals with no specific timeline for bringing one to fruition.
Confusion reigned in the wake of those revelations. Which groups had come forward, what were the details of their proposals and why did none of them warrant a green light? The city does not reveal the identities of unsuccessful proponents in any EOI process. As a result, city officials could not specifically say why it was that nobody made the grade for a new arena proposal.
However, even without that information, we can deduce certain inalienable conclusions.
First and foremost, it appears none of the eight proponents was willing to assume enough financial risk to attract the city's attention. Clive Wightman, director of community services, said the city expects proponents to come to the table with a couple of important commodities: some of the money to build a new facility and a willingness to take on long-term debt.
Wightman confirmed that "having skin in the game" is a principal requirement for any group looking for support from the city. Exactly how much skin and in what form remains a bit of a mystery. In general, however, the city is looking at recreating the deals it made with community clubs to build rinks. The city helped with up-front funding and loan guarantees, but the community club took over responsibility for operating costs, maintenance and the mortgage. It is, in essence, the deal made with Southdale Community Club for its new rink.
The advantages of this approach are self-evident. The city does not have to cover the operating costs or the cost of repairs at community club rinks. It does provide an operating grant based on heated square-footage.
However, it costs the city between $125,000 and $200,000 a year to subsidize the operation of the city's own rinks. Extrapolate that over 15 rinks, and it begins to add up.
It all looks rather bleak, although there is a silver lining: The decision to shelve this EOI might have been the smartest thing the city has done.
Some of the proponents that did respond to the EOI found it to be limited in scope. It focused entirely on new, multi-sheet arenas even though many of the community groups were pursuing multi-purpose facilities. These projects would see general recreation, wellness and indoor ice combined in a facility that would operate year-round and feature revenue streams other than ice rentals.
Under the current EOI, those facilities did not fit. And given the difficulty that many arena operators have in covering their costs solely on ice-rental fees, it perhaps makes more sense to look at buildings that draw visitors for a multitude of activities.
The possibilities may be endless, even if the lifespan of the existing rinks is not. After two years of hand-wringing, it's probably time to start seeing some progress on developing and approving new projects.
There are groups that have the energy and vision to get something done. But as always, the city remains the bottleneck through which all these proposals must flow. Freed from a narrow EOI, the timing seems right to get one or two of the most promising projects off the ground.
The city has asked the community to step forward and put some skin in the game. That's fair. As long as it's prepared to put some of its own skin in the game.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition November 24, 2012 A10
Updated on Sunday, November 25, 2012 at 9:23 AM CST: Corrects spelling of Clive Wightman.
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AIS Receivers on VHFs?
The article "Big Brother's Little Box" (March 2004 BoatUS Magazine) describes the Class A Automatic Identification System (AIS) now required on all SOLAS vessels, numerous other ships and almost all tugboats. However, while the information contained in the AIS signal broadcast from these vessels can be of immense value to everyone, the cost of a full AIS unit can exceed thousands of dollars, too high for many recreational boaters. Even the Class B AIS, recently approved for sale in the US can cost $600 to more than $1200.
It is possible to gain use of the wealth of information contained in the AIS signals with use of an AIS receiver, without the added and substantial cost of getting in the loop by adding a transmitter. Receivers are available at prices ranging from less than $200 to $500. However, we have long believed that there is a wonderful opportunity for the manufacturer's of marine VHF/DSC radios to provide virtually all the advantages of AIS to recreational vessels at a price only a couple of hundred dollars above the cost of a conventional radio. This idea has been discussed with each of the major VHF radio manufacturers and has recently been addressed by Garmin with the introduction of their VHF 300 AIS. A European manufacturer of VHF/DSC radios has stated their intent to introduce an AIS capable radio later this year. Another manufacturer's VHF/DSC radio was equipped with an internal AIS capability by a third party, however the maker of the radio disclaims all interest in what was accomplished. The introduction of the Garmin 300 AIS is, in our opinion a step in the right direction for boats that navigate in high traffic areas. With a suggested retail price of $1,000 it leaves unaddressed the market for less costly VHF/DSC/AIS radios, a market we are confident will be addressed by other manufacturers in the coming year. We think BoatUS members and all other recreational mariners should encourage radio manufacturers to build the AIS receiver into their Class D VHF/DSC radios, (this makes sense for a number of reasons. The radio is already connected to an antenna, its receiver "front end" can handle the AIS information on channel 87B or 88B with an added circuit used to detect the AIS bit stream). The needed GPS information is already present in the radio where it is used to make the DSC function operational. The additional circuitry and the processor needed to construct the NMEA 0183 AIS sentence will not be very expensive and can share the power supply circuit already in the radio. The radio can deal with the AIS information as a "blind box"feeding the information to the chart plotter/radar and/or it can use its LCD screen to display the AIS data it receives. The built-in AIS could also display data on the radio's LCD screen. Display screens on VHF radios are getting bigger and transitioning to color, however most of the time the information they show is static, just the channel number in use. The screen could provide a basic AIS display showing the relative bearing and distance of AIS-equipped vessels within a selected range, perhaps 6 or 12 miles. As in a full capability AIS, the system could predict and display the distance and time of closest approach to the other vessels. There are times when being able to communicate directly with the bridge of a nearby vessel is very helpful. Today, except for the few instances when we can see the name of the other vessel we are limited to calling "the blue hull tanker passing green 7". With the system we envisage, a "click" on the AIS target of interest would display the information about the target of interest, and automatically load the target's MMSI into the radio's call list. You would select a working channel, punch the DSC enter button and immediately gain the attention of the bridge watch on the other vessel. Using this listen-only approach means that while the AIS equipped vessels won't hear from you, you will know all about them. We believe that just listening (and not talking) is a reasonable way to make use of the system since large ships and tugs are primarily interested in other similar vessels and are unlikely to do much maneuvering to avoid a close call with a recreational vessel. Regardless of the Rules of The Road, we are the ones who will have to maneuver to avoid a collision. However when communication with other nearby vessels is desirable you will know what vessel to hail. By cooperating with other traffic we minimize everyone's anxiety. AIS does for marine navigation what the latest radar transponder and collision avoidance equipment does for aviation, reduce the collision risk "pucker factor" to close to zero.
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Exhibition during the festival of 2011 : Chinese Ceramics and Hokusai's Prints
Event during the festival of 2011 : Your best selection from Uragami's exhibits during the fair! Favorite three works, chosen by visitors, from those on display during Tokyo Art & Antiques, wrote their reasons on the piece of paper provided, and the best author was gifted an original Hokusai print.
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One of two men involved in the shooting death of 21-year-old Arizona State University honors student Zachary Marco who killed him over his laptop computer and cell phone is facing up to 19 years in prison for the crime.
Marion Anthony Patterson III, 18, entered into a plea agreement and pleaded guilty to a charge of second-degree murder in Maricopa County Superior Court Friday. The plea was accepted Monday, and he is scheduled to be sentenced April 10.
About 9:30 p.m. on Oct. 17, 2010, Patterson, then 17, was with Louis Eugene Harper, 20, when police say they robbed Marco who was walking along the 1100 block of East University Drive in Tempe near the ASU campus after an evening of studying in the school's library. Police believed that Marco was shot while defending his property.
Harper, who police say pulled the trigger, and Patterson, were originally charged with first-degree murder and armed robbery.
Harper remains charged with first-degree murder and armed robbery, and is next scheduled to appear in court for a hearing on March 9.
Twelve days after Marco was shot, detectives recovered his computer bag and found fingerprints from both Harper and Patterson, police said. Citizens came forward and alerted police to the evidence, but police would not say where the bag was recovered. After executing search warrants, police confiscated cell phones containing text messages in which the two men discussed robberies they had committed, police said.
A month after the shooting, Harper was arrested at his Tempe home north of Broadway Road on suspicion of forgery offenses in an unrelated matter. Patterson, then 17, was arrested soon after Harper in south Tempe after a brief foot chase. Police say that both men were in the neighborhood that night looking for someone to rob. Investigators said Marco was minding his own business and was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Marco, who was a junior honor student at ASU and a 2008 graduate of Mesa's Red Mountain High School where he played football, wrestled and ran cross country and track, was taking political science classes and planned to follow in his family's footsteps and practice law. He was selected for a second round of interviews among 50 applicants to be an intern with the U.S. Senate after the selection process was pared down from 300.
Marco's father, Daniel Marco, a former defense attorney who now represents victims of crime, was present in the courtroom with his family and some of Zach's friends on Friday when Patterson entered his plea. Marco said he was satisfied with the stipulations in the plea agreement.
"Would I like to see him go to prison forever?," Marco said Tuesday. "Yes. But, according to the case file, the prosecutors know what they are doing and I have the same confidence in them that I did with the Tempe police in investigating the crime. My position is, that he (Patterson) represents to me, is that this was the preliminary bout in a championship fight. We have the main event to go, yet. The remaining defendant (Harper) is the focus."
A day after announcing the arrests of Harper and Patterson, Tempe police also confirmed that a third arrest had been made in connection to Marco's death, but have not released the third person's name, citing concerns for his safety.
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Candy Spelling Publicly Attacks Tori...Again!
Life has consequences. What you say is on the record. Other people have feelings.
I have a vested interest in this subject. My daughter, Tori's, two-part season finale revolves around my granddaughter's first birthday party
and how she has made what seems like an agonizing decision to invite me.
Cue music. Cue sideways glances. Cue Lights.
I did get an invitation just in time for the RSVP deadline. I'm sure its delivery will be on next week's episode with some comment about my house or driveway or street or something they won't like. I wonder if that will be spread out over one part or two. Sigh.
A big party wasn't how I envisioned meeting my granddaughter for the first time; but, hey, this is Hollywood, and my grandchildren have become reality show props, too.
Do you think Candy has a point in taking Tori to task or is the Spelling matriarch just being completely inappropriate?
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* Most of our games are played on week nights, at Salem HS or Newton HS. Games start at 7:30 PM.
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* How fast are the pitchers? In the 35+division, most throw in the 70's or slower; in the 18+ in the 80's.
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- Late March/April: Pre-Season Tournament: Play 3 games on week nights or Saturdays. Top two teams play a championship game. Trophies for 18+, 35+ winners. $45 per player, credit card/check/cash
- May 15-September: Regular season. Play 14 games once per week on week nights (M-THURS) at Salem HS or Newton HS. $239 per player, credit card/cash/check.
- All Star Games: 18+Division and 35+ Divison contests- late July. HR Contests precede the games. Players are selected by players or managers. Salem HS or Newton HS.
- Playoffs: Sept 1 thru early Oct. All series are best 2 of 3 except the play-in games. Fee is included in regular season fee.
- EMBL Coolray Stadium Tournament: Late October. Play two "play-in games" at Salem HS or Newton HS, then 6 teams play in the finals at Coolray Stadium, the Braves AAA stadium in Gwinnett. $540 per team ($45 or less per player)
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LONDON - Matthew Stafford engineered the drive and Matt Prater finished it off.
LONDON - It's a long flight to England, and it'll be an even longer flight back for whichever team loses at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.
ATLANTA - The Atlanta Falcons have placed center Peter Konz on injured reserve with a left knee injury, dealing their battered offensive line another devastating blow.
BALTIMORE - With each passing week, the Atlanta Falcons - and their offense in particular - have become progressively worse.
BALTIMORE - Joe Flacco and Matt Ryan, the two best quarterbacks to come out of the 2008 draft, see more of each other on the dinner circuit than on the football field.
Nobody expected Julio Jones and Roddy White to be a weak link in the Atlanta Falcons' offense.
Finishing strong is the ultimate goal for any football player.
The Atlanta Falcons have put themselves in quite a bind. Now, even though coach Mike Smith says nothing is off the table, don't look for a bunch of major changes.
ATLANTA - If there was ever a must-win game in October, this was it for the Atlanta Falcons.
ATLANTA - Devin Hester danced around the question, knowing that everyone wonders what he thinks - really thinks - about former teammate Jay Cutler.
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. - Only two NFL running backs have more touchdowns than Atlanta's Antone Smith.
FLOWERY BRANCH - The Atlanta Falcons are back in familiar surroundings for Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears.
The Atlanta Falcons have signed wide receiver Freddie Martino from their practice squad to the active roster.
FLOWERY BRANCH - Quarterback Matt Ryan and the Atlanta Falcons have improved their red zone efficiency, statistically speaking, from last year.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - The Atlanta Falcons had everything in place to end their woes away from home.
Bill Belichick would use a Ferrari to win a soap box derby if he thought he could get away with it.
ATLANTA - Seattle defensive coordinator Dan Quinn's second interview with the Falcons appears to have strengthened his chances of becoming Atlanta's next coach.
The Seahawks' miracle comeback on Sunday means the Falcons won't be able to officially begin their honeymoon phase with Dan Quinn for a couple more weeks.
Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan is headed to the Pro Bowl.
ATLANTA - Seattle's NFC championship game win won't stop the Atlanta Falcons from talking with Seahawks defensive coordinator Dan Quinn.
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Does It Matter What Others Think?
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The answer is not simple. Some Biblical texts seem to say no. Others, yes.
The Sweet Commands of God
by John Piper
If God is sovereign, we are secure no matter how perilous it is to obey him.
Rebuilding Some Basics of Bethlehem: The Purifying Power of Living by Faith in Future Grace
by John Piper
We conquer sin when we are satisfied in what God promises to do for us.
Is It a Detour If You Find Gold?
Her First Words Were A Song—At Twenty
by John Piper
Your agonizing, unplanned detour is not a waste—not if you look to the Lord for his unexpected work, and do what you must do in his name.
Let's Make Some Autumn Resolutions
2 Thessalonians 1:11-12
by John Piper
It's always good to resolve to do good if we're resolving through faith.
All God's Commands Are Possible with God
by John Piper
Christianity means that deep, fundamental change is possible, no matter your background.
Contracts, Covenants, and Self-Deification
by John Piper
The person who pleases God makes a covenant, knowing that it may hurt to keep it, but does not change.
Does Unconditionality Conceal the Remedy?
by John Piper
There is a precious experience of peace and assurance in the Christian life that is not unconditional.
The Imperfections of Good People
by John Piper
How do we not resist imperfections when the Bible says, "Be perfect as your heavenly Father is perfect"?
O Be Not Mere Shadows, Echoes, and Residue
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Break free from the epidemic of the manward spirit of our age, and set yourself to live in the light of the Lord.
Wartime Empathy
by John Piper
Is there any point to exercising self-denial for the sake of distant soldiers?
Eighteen Aspects of Holy Dissatisfaction
A New Year's Agenda for Growth
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A collection of verses that identify how God would have us grow.
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Truth is important, but there is more to godliness than knowing about God.
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Permaculture Design Team's Food Forest
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It was a cold, gray Friday out at Matthaei Botanical Gardens, but in the space between the drive and the UM Campus Farm, UM Permaculture Design Team members and members of Friends of the Campus Farm teamed up in a joint workday to lay some of the groundwork for one of Permaculture Design Team's current projects - the Food Forest. A food forest is a space that uses permaculture principles to replicate natural woodlands while utilizing beneficial relationships between plants to create and support sustainable landscapes that grow food. But what the UM Permaculture Design Team hopes to create with this project is even more than that. Precious Smith, a senior at UM, said, "I'm so excited to do the food forest because this is something that's not happening in many places in the U.S." She emphasized that, given the University's motto of being the leaders and best, it is fitting that there would be a food forest at the botanical gardens, on University property, where it can be used as a living learning laboratory. She added, "it's a good way to build awareness and education. You don't have to be in a classroom to learn it, either. You learn it by living it." Will Schrier, another senior member of UMPDT, further underlined the importance of learning environments like the food forest, saying that, "when there's less available energy we're going to need these living learning labs so that we can continue on into the future."
In 2014, and with the help of their advisor Nate Ayers from Chiwara Permaculture, the Permaculture Design Team applied for and received a Planet Blue Student Innovation Fund grant to use as seed money. They then launched this Kickstarter campaign to help not only raise funds for the installation and maintenance of the food forest, but also to raise awareness for the project and to find passionate supporters in order to ensure the project starts with a strong and sustainable foundation.
Members of UMPDT emphasized that they see this project as something that can bring the Ann Arbor community together. They imagine the food forest being used by younger students and by community members alike. They say, "the installation of this food forest represents the UMPDT's first opportunity to execute a design in an area that is easily accessible to both other students and the community. The UMPDT plans to utilize this space as a place of learning, relaxing, and harvesting. It will also be a space that the public can use to familiarize themselves with food systems and sustainability. It will serve not only as an educational tool for demonstrating the concepts at the heart of permaculture, but also as a source for many fruits, nuts, and herbs that are not currently being cultivated elsewhere on the Botanical Gardens property."
I spoke to Angey Wilson, UMPDT's Program Leader, about what the next steps are for the food forest. In the immediate future, they will be looking for local, sustainability-minded businesses to partner with on this project. She's also hoping that, after some brainstorming among the team over the winter, that they will be able to sit down with a landscape architecture student, a planning student, or some other student who's pursuing a degree in a design-related field for help solidifying their planting plans. Come April and May, they hope to be planting.
But first, students must complete preparations before winter. One such activity included the focus of the workday - mulching the ground with cardboard and then soil as a way to smother existing poison ivy. Students took breaks from shoveling, wheeling around piles of soil, raking, and folding boxes to bury their hands in the warm soil. But despite the cold, students chattered excitedly about the future of the food forest and their hopes for it.
To help fund the food forest, check out PDT's Kickstarter page here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/umpdt/umpdt-food-forest
Guest Post: Detroit's Growing Solution by Rob Luzynski
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Missing summer during the first snowfall of the season? Warm up with this guest post from student Rob Luzynski on the 17th Annual Detroit Tour of Urban Gardens and Farms! Read on below:
Detroit: a city of many faces. Sometimes it seems that people talk mostly of the ugly ones. On a warm Wednesday evening in early August, we met a different side. As our U of M group joined others from around Detroit and southeast Michigan, we were taken on a journey through the area surrounding Eastern Market to see all of the growth that's been happening in the city this summer.
Our time at the 17th Annual Detroit Tour of Urban Gardens and Farms, hosted by Keep Growing Detroit, did not begin on the best terms: Arriving a few minutes after 6, we had missed the group. Just as moods were beginning to sour our trip was saved by a woman named Yvonne, who immediately offered to lead us to meet up with the tour without a moment's hesitation, smiling and laughing the whole time. I'm not sure how the rest of the tour was welcomed upon arrival, but after meeting Yvonne I was secretly glad we'd arrived late. The exchange was a sign of things to come, as we were welcomed by the city with open arms.
Being that we were on a bike tour, we were given the unique opportunity to experience the surrounding neighborhoods first hand. What struck me were the juxtapositions. A lush, open field next to an abandoned business. A dilapidated house next to a flourishing garden. These and other scenes were evidence of the city's complexity, of a story often half told.
Joy filled the air with the help of our crossing guards, who doubled as DJs blasting R&B music from speakers attached to their customized bikes. As we paraded through the streets we were greeted with smiles and waves from residents on porches and in the street, and even a few surprised camera flashes. I can't say I expected hostility, but neither did I expect such a warm reception.
One of the greatest things about the places we saw was their diversity. At Genesis Lutheran church we saw a religious community that employed local youths to build and maintain their garden. The harvest was then sold at a market in the church's parking lot, where we were greeted with live jazz that gave the scene a festive touch. While weaving through the streets we saw countless neighborhood gardens, ranging from a few sunflowers to larger lots with edibles of all kinds. On our last stop we visited a man and his family who had over the years purchased the property surrounding their house and created an oasis of life that offered reprieve from the miles of concrete and houses in the area.
All of the places we visited on the tour had one thing in common, something that existed beyond the rows of plants we had been so eager to see. Whether it was through faith, neighborly ties, or family, groups of people large and small came together to do what they could for themselves and for their community. Sure, I was taught in class about urban gardening, about responsible land use and decreased transportation. But what struck me most was that these people, in an area often known for its crime and poverty, had come together create something beautiful. Even for students like us, perhaps especially for students like us, there was a lot to learn.
As we ate our provided local feast and perused the Good Food Bazaar for opportunities on how to get involved in local food initiatives, I found myself reminiscing about our evening in Detroit. It was an amazing opportunity to see sustainable systems in action, valuable for both the earth and for the people that make them possible. I will surely be attending the tour again next year, and I hope that you all will as well. More info can be found at http://detroitagriculture.net/
Internships for Vibrant Futures - Part II
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Last week the UMSFP blog visited Saloni Dagli, who is in Seattle participating in a fellowship with the Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program. This week the UMSFP blog brings us to Boston, Massachusetts, to see what former UMSFP Communications Specialist Hannah Gingerich has been up to since spring.
Gingerich, a senior in Program in the Environment, is interested in how food systems tie into issues of homelessness and hunger. She co-founded a chapter of the national Food Recovery Network here on campus, which recovers perishable unused food from UM dining halls and delivers it to Food Gatherers and other local food banks. The Food Recovery Network has grown in strides since its formation in 2012, recently receiving both a Planet Blue Student Innovation Fund grant to expand its efforts, as well as a Michigan Difference award in recognition of their influence on campus.
Internships for Vibrant Futures
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Learning doesn't stop at the end of winter semester for students involved in sustainable food! Spring and Summer are prime times for hands-on opportunities working with various aspects of food systems. This summer UMSFP is sharing blog posts on internships and other learning experiences in the realm of sustainable food to help students navigate and become aware of different opportunities that are available to them. Check out the interview below to see what incoming UMSFP Communications Specialist Saloni Dagli has been up to this summer with the Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program.
What's your name? Saloni
What year are you in school? Junior
What are you studying? Environmental Engineering with a minor in Urban Studies
Are you involved with any other clubs or programs? UMSFP, Friends of the Campus Farm, Graham Scholars, Bluelab Living Building Challenge Team, Engineering Honors Program
Introducing... the "Help Yourself" Garden at the School of Dentistry!
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This year, the School of Dentistry will be growing a vegetable garden! Join us each Wednesday and Friday to plant, weed, and harvest vegetables from around the world. Relax during lunch, meet other SoD gardeners, pick some fresh produce, and invite your patients to do the same. No gardening experience necessary.
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Copywriter: Márcio Martins
Photographer: Frederico Van Zeller, Krypton Photo
Post-Production: Rodrigo Lameiras, Krypton Photo
Planner: Pedro Pessanha
Producer: Nuno Calado
Published: December 2008


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Saturday Stroll
This photo was shot on film. Taken by stacy_mcpommes with a Kodak Retina I loaded with International Darkroom Suppliers Color-Spektar 200 film in Munich, Germany. These tags describe this photo: viktualienmarkt, kodak retina, gärtnerplatz, munich, and münchen. Date: 2014-08. Time: Noon. This photo can also be found in the album Kodak Retina I/IDS Color Spektar 200/Saturday Stroll.Please login to get more out of this site
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