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Pros: Has a nice strong leg and gets decent hang time on his kicks.
Cons: Needs to improve as a directional kicker. Is inconsistent and has too many line drives.
Overview: Has a good enough leg to stick in the NFL, but is too inconsistent to like his immediate prospects.
NFL Forecast: Dittbenner won't be able to do much initially in the league, but worth developing down the road. He doesn't have a big, booming leg, and will need to improve his accuracy to stick at the next level. Give him a few years working in a lesser league or in kicking camps, and two or three years down the road he might be a decent punter. But he'll be one of those journeyman, that I don't think will have the production and leg to really stick long-term.
ATL Forecast: He could get a look in Atlanta, but not really likely to get a really serious look. He's just an extra leg and probably lacks the ability to present even a minor challenge for Koenen.
Value: He's worth bringing to camp as an extra leg, but at this point is a marginal NFL prospect.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Prescient,
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This review is from: Field Notes from a Catastrophe: Climate Change - Is Time Running Out? (Hardcover)
The data is presented by way of a series of encounters with scientists and people experiencing the effects of climate change in their lives. The culmulative effect of what they've found, and what they are finding, and what they are predicting, is terrifying.
The book is weakened by the decision to use non-metric measurements as well as metric, which makes the data sometimes difficult to visualise: it would have been better to have used SI units throughout. And not being American, it's hard to imagine what someone looks like when they're compared to an American TV personality.....
The book seems to date from 2005 or even 2004: a new edition is well overdue, which would also sort out the metric/US centric issues, it deserves to speak to the widest possible audience.
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This review is from: Field Notes from a Catastrophe: Climate Change - Is Time Running Out? (Hardcover)
I read this as the Stern Report was published in the UK, which added a certain zest to Kolbert's excellent work. The subtext to this frightening book is that we have sleepwalked our way to disaster, but still haven't woken up. The prospects of there being any kind of meaningful agreement on emissions between the US, the EU, India and China to avert a global catastrophe seem remote indeed. But hey ho, at least Kolbert and Stern can both say they did their best. I can't speak for the Stern report as I haven't read the whole 600-odd pages, but Kolbert's book is compelling, brilliantly well presented and thoroughly depressing. Everyone who cares about our future should read it.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A great summary of the global warming problem,
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This review is from: Field Notes from a Catastrophe: Climate Change - Is Time Running Out? (Hardcover)
An excellent, brief, readable summary of the evidence for global warming, its scientific explanation, its consequences and the sorry history of our leaders' response to the problem over the last thirty years. The anecdotes and character sketches of the scientists involved bring the issues to life.
The weakness of the book is the lack of pictures and colour graphics to complement the excellent writing. Let us hope that the next edition will remedy this and bring the book to a wider audience.
Paraphrasing the last two paragraphs of the book to show its excellence:
'Ice cores show the last glaciation was a time of frequent and traumatic climate swings. During that period, humans who were, genetically speaking, just like ourselves produced nothing permanent other than isolated cave paintings and large piles of mastodon bones. Then, 10,000 years ago the climate settled down and so did we, building towns and inventing agriculture, metallurgy, writing and the other technologies that future civilisation would rely upon. These developments would not have been possible without human ingenuity, but, until the climate cooperated, ingenuity, it seems, wasn't enough.'
'Ice core records also show that the earth will soon be hotter than it has been at any time since our species evolved. The feedbacks that have been identified in the climate system - the ice-albedo feedback, the water vapour feedback, the feedback between temperatures and carbon storage in the permafrost - take small changes to the system and amplify them into much larger forces. Perhaps the most unpredictable feedback of all is the human one. With six billion people, the risks are everywhere apparent. A disruption in monsoon patters, a shift in ocean currents, a major drought - any one of these could easily produce millions of refugees. Will we find an adequate global response to global warming or will we retreat into ever narrower and more destructive forms of self interest? It may seem impossible to imagine that a technologically advanced society could choose, in essence, to destroy itself, but that is what we are now in the process of doing.'
Read the whole book for the compelling story behind this message.
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For simplicity, you can't beat walking on the ferry, which even provides a special area for your dog or bike on the car deck. Be ready to board 30 minutes ahead of sailing time and you can even make a reservation at www.takeaferry.com.
Year round, you can leave your car in the convenient lots at the Anacortes ferry terminal and walk onto a Washington State Ferry to any of the four, ferry-served islands - Lopez, Orcas, Shaw and San Juan. Make sure to check out island maps for distances from the ferry landing to main villages, restaurants and lodgings. Bring your bike or rent one on Lopez, Orcas or San Juan Island. Or rent a moped, scootcar or vehicle on Orcas or San Juan. You'll find a seasonal shuttle on Lopez, Orcas and San Juan Islands, and taxi service on San Juan and Orcas Islands.
We offer year-round rental cars, mid-size cars, sedans, mini-vans and convertibles. We will deliver anywhere on Orcas Island. Also try our CD audio tours to get around the islands more easily. [more...]
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Our SUV can take you anywhere on San Juan Island! Bring your kayaks, bring your bicycles, or just bring your kids and the dog! We offer island tours that take about 2 hours, We can visit historic and gorgeous Roche Harbor Resort where you can dine at one of the delicious restaurants and explore the close by San Juan Islands Sculpture Park. Alpacas are charming and there you will enjoy their sprawling green pastures along with the alpacas. [more...]
Our full service bike shop is located next to the fudge shop in the village on Lopez Island. We provide high quality, efficient bicycles for rent and bike tours of Lopez with local guides. Our service department is top notch. Repairs are done in a professional, timely manner, on the spot when needed. We sell a diverse selection of accessories and components. We are your local bike shop when you're away from home! [more...]
Explore San Juan Island at your leisure with a moped, scoot-car or car from Susie's Mopeds, an island tradition since 1986. Let our professional and friendly staff help plan your island adventure and get you on your way. Pack your lunches and enjoy spectacular scenery of a full day tour or head off to a specific location like the Whale Watch Park. Hourly and daily rates. Two (2) locations Friday Harbor and Roche Harbor. "You are off the ferry and on your way." [more...]


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We're gearing up for the release of the (very) shiny new version of 'RoboCop' next month, and today brings a brand new international poster, which we've gotta say we're digging much more than the domestic posters we've seen so far -- but that's usually how these things go. As an added bonus, we've got a brand new photo from the film to go along with it, and to keep your interest piqued for the film's February release.
It brings us great sadness to report this news on the first day of the New Year -- James Avery, the beloved actor who portrayed Uncle Phil on the hit '90s sitcom 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,' has passed away at the age of 68. Avery, who passed away late last night in Los Angeles, was an actor known for his warmth, and continued to appear on many TV shows over the years after 'Fresh Prince' concluded.
We're just a few days away from the debut of 'Paranormal Activity' spinoff 'The Marked Ones,' and today the folks behind the film have debuted a brand new teaser as part of their "Scream in the New Year" campaign. Partnering with Shock Till You Drop, they've released this teaser, entitled "Prayer," to help scoot you a little closer to the edge of your seat. We've been hearing some interesting things about the upcoming spinoff, and this teaser has us excited to ring in the new year with a few screams.
Released in 1988, 'Scrooged' was a darkly comedic take on Charles Dickens' classic 'A Christmas Carol,' starring Bill Murray in the Ebenezer Scrooge role as Frank Cross, a cynical TV executive alienated from his family and unable to find real happiness. Struggling to put together a live production of 'A Christmas Carol' on Christmas Eve, Frank finds that his real life begins to resemble the story he's producing as three ghosts visit him throughout the evening to try and get him to change his ways before it's too late.
The film took Murray from battling ghosts in 'Ghostbusters' to learning lessons from them, and over time it's become a holiday comedy classic. 25 years later, we take a look back at the cast of the film and see where they are now.
Leave it to Vin Diesel to bring us all the breaking news this weekend. Yesterday, the actor posted a photo on Facebook of himself with a statue of Groot from 'Guardians of the Galaxy,' confirming what we already pretty much knew about his part in the film. Tonight, the actor brings us official word on the anticipated release date switch of 'Fast and Furious 7,' which has now sped into a 2015 slot.
It is with heavy hearts that we bring you this tragic news at the end of the holiday weekend -- 'Fast and Furious' star Paul Walker has passed away at the age of 40. Walker, who was working on 'Fast and Furious 7' with Vin Diesel and director James Wan, was killed in a car explosion in California on Saturday afternoon.
It was hinted yesterday that we'd be seeing a teaser trailer for Christopher Nolan's 'Interstellar' very, very soon, and now we have official confirmation of where and when fans will be able to sneak their very first peek at the newest film from the 'Dark Knight' director. The teaser will play in front of 'The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug,' which means we'll be seeing it in just a few short weeks!
The holiday season is in full swing -- and so is winter. What better way to avoid the chill than by camping out indoors next to the warm glow of your television with some great movies? There's a whole new batch of titles headed to Netflix Instant, from modern classics to old favorites. Read on for our guide to the best movies coming to Netflix this December.
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We're celebrating our 100th column with 100 ways to make ripples in the world!
We're celebrating our 100th column with 100 ways to make ripples in the world!
Many different kinds of diets can be done intentionally. There are a variety of awesome reasons for people to choose a sustainable omnivorous, vegetarian, vegan or any number of other diets. A few arguments, however, promote ignorance rather than intentional eating.
The University of Arkansas offers classes and minors in various fields related to sustainability. Students can study watersheds, ecology, plants, sustainable agriculture, geology and much more.
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Vegetarian and vegan diets are healthy and can adequately meet nutritional requirements according to the Mayo Clinic, ChooseMyPlate.gov, and the USDA.
Perception can be a tricky thing when it comes to science. A flock of birds flying overhead may appear to negate the finding of their endangered status, or it could be the last flock of passenger pigeons in your neighborhood – a glimpse before their 1914 extinction.
Oddly enough, we can accept raccoon or deer overpopulation much more easily than we can accept human overpopulation.
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Plenty of people are exposed to the outdoors briefly every day. However, for many of them, it takes a bit more than encounters with nature to inspire respect and love.


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In "From Chivalry to Terrorism" (Knopf, 613 pages, $30), Leo Braudy, a literary historian, aims to challenge those who rely on biology to assert that masculinity is something fixed in human nature. Presenting the "social construction" view, Mr. Braudy argues for 550 pages of fascinating detail that masculinity (or manhood, manliness) is more complicated than biologically determined aggression. There are "versions" or "forms" of it, and these change over time.
Among the "versions" that Mr. Braudy discovers, over the past millennium, are the barbarian, the knight, the Christian, the military professional, Don Quixote, the pirate, the noble, the samurai, the monarch, the gallant, Frankenstein's monster, the revolutionary, Napoleon, the sports hero, the Boy Scout, the adventurer, Teddy Roosevelt, the common man, the cowboy, the detective, the patriot, the heterosexual and the terrorist. To display these types he searches high and low, from poetry to pornography, and all around, especially in military history. "From Chivalry to Terrorism" is a big book that will reward anyone with an interest in masculinity, which is everyone.
But it's not a coherent book, and the reward for reading it -- apart from the many pertinent examples -- comes from rethinking its premise. Is it true that masculinity has nothing fixed in it? Despite his politically correct dislike of masculinity, Mr. Braudy gives evidence that it is indeed something innate. The versions he discusses are versions of one thing, namely chivalry.
Chivalry is to seek honor by protecting the weak and the innocent; and it is opposed to mere aggression. Mr. Braudy remarks acutely that male violence is never gratuitous because it always has a meaning. The meaning, I would suggest, is to justify the honor of some particular men and to protect those they want to protect -- even if we are talking about the honor of pirates or terrorists. It is never so general as to justify aimless aggression or, as sociobiologists declare, simply to further the reproduction of the species. Hence chivalry, though it is one thing, takes different forms in different communities.
Indeed, Mr. Braudy gives evidence for the fixity of masculinity. He is willing to compare the solitary knight to the samurai swordsman and to the wandering cowboy in movie Westerns. And the comparisons make sense, since masculinity has certain characteristics that, Mr. Braudy shows, reappear in history.
Masculinity must prove itself and do so before an audience. It is understood often to be an act of sacrifice against one's interest, hence concerned with honor and shame rather than money and calculation. It is dissatisfied with whatever is merely legal or conventional. It favors war, likes risk and admires heroes. It is sometimes vulnerable and fragile but doesn't care to admit human weaknesses. It likes to show off and wants to be appreciated. And it is critical of those who do not measure up to its high standard. In sum, it is generous but judgmental.
In the course of the long period that Mr. Braudy covers, medieval chivalry survives three modern challenges: professionalism, technology and democracy. These disparate things have in common the fact that they diminish the importance of the individual: professionalism by making one individual replaceable by another; technology by making machines that work for anyone; democracy by giving authority to the multitude. Yet somehow we contrive to retain the notion that honor is individual, hence that the leveling of distinctions must be resisted. Or do we?
Mr. Braudy does not mention the most famous defense of chivalry, Edmund Burke's lament over the imprisonment of Marie-Antoinette: "But the age of chivalry is gone. That of sophisters, economists and calculators has succeeded; and the glory of Europe is extinguished forever." Perhaps Mr. Braudy thought this claim not directly related to war, his biggest theme, but it is related to chivalry today.
Protecting the weaker sex is not now endangered by calculators so much as by those who, like Mr. Braudy, deny that there is a weaker sex. These people have created the sensitive male (taken for granted but not discussed in this book) with the intent of replacing the chivalrous male in our new gender-neutral society. Women today have no more momentous personal choice than whether to look for a sensitive male or a chivalrous one.
"From Chivalry to Terrorism" is written by a sensitive male. But the sensitive male can also be chivalrous, in a perverted way, by seeking honor in refusing honor and by protecting (from chivalrous males) women who say they do not want to be protected. It's another case of throwing nature out the front door only to have it return through the back.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO discussed the financial health of the Mutual Mortgage Insurance Fund, focusing on: (1) the activities of the Federal Housing Administration's (FHA) home mortgage insurance program; (2) how the reserves of the Fund are estimated; (3) GAO's views on determining an adequate level of reserves; (4) actions that Congress and the Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) have taken or could take to influence the level of reserves; and (5) the impact that actions affecting the level of reserves could have on the federal budget.
GAO noted that: (1) FHA is a major source of financing for the single-family housing market--overall as well as for specific groups, particularly low-income and other homebuyers who may not have much cash for a down payment but are otherwise able to afford a loan; (2) FHA's home mortgage insurance program has helped people become homeowners through the use of a mutual insurance fund that until the 1990s, returned profits to homebuyers; (3) the reserves that FHA is required to maintain consist of current capital resources--primarily nonmarketable Treasury securities--plus estimates of the net present value of future cash flows from the activity of the Fund; (4) deriving estimates of the value of future cash flows requires professional judgment and, in practice, relies on complex economic models; (5) determining what reserve levels would ensure the financial soundness of the Fund requires additional study; (6) when Congress first established the 2-percent reserve requirement, the Fund was experiencing unusual losses; (7) today, the Fund appears to be enjoying its highest level of reserves in the last 20 years; (8) to help Congress decide on an appropriate level of reserves for the future, GAO is now conducting analyses that will model economic scenarios that the Fund should withstand; (9) for example, losses the FHA experienced in the 1980s following unusually high claims resulting from foreclosures in the oil-producing states may provide an indication of the reserve levels that might be needed for the Fund to remain financially sound; (1) there are a number of actions that Congress and the Secretary of HUD have taken and could take to influence the level of reserve; (11) both the Secretary and Congress have changed insurance premiums; (12) the Secretary has also taken actions to limit losses from the management of foreclosed properties and to enhance FHA's oversight of lenders; (13) Congress has set maximum loan-to-value ratios and required the Secretary to suspend payment of distributive shares; (14) any of these actions may have affected the value of the Fund; (15) Congress and the Secretary could take actions in the future that could reduce the value of the fund, including reducing premiums, changing underwriting standards to reach more homebuyers, or reinstituting the payment of distributive shares; (16) actions taken by the Secretary of HUD or Congress that influence the Fund's reserve level also will affect the federal budget; and (17) any proposal that seeks to use reserves, if not accompanied by a reduction in other spending or an increase in receipts, will result in a decline in the federal budget surplus.
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Parents need to know that this gentle story of a little girl and her father shows that even the hardest heart can be melted by love and good cheer. In a subtle way, Papa's gruffness is shown to stem from his pain over the loss of Pyn's mother -- a revelation that may go over the heads of young kids, or may provoke some discussion.
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Little Pyn lives on a snowy mountain with her big, gruff father who makes her call him by his name, Oother, rather than Papa. She hopes to get a Christmas tree this year, like the families in the village do, and promises to make all the decorations herself. Her father finally gives in and they go together to chop one down and come home and decorate it with treasures Pyn has gathered from nature: berries, acorns, feathers, bird's nests, cocoons. Pyn's persistence and love help her father open up, and he gives her a red bird that was her mother's to top the tree -- and tells her to call him Papa from now on.
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This gentle story by the author of Old Bear and His Cub (2010) shows the power of love and a child's optimistic spirit to heal the pain of loss and soften the hardest heart. The detailed text lets readers understand Pyn's private world, her hopes and dreams, and subtly reveals that the loss of her mother is what has made Papa so shut down. The spare pencil-and-gouache artwork effectively contrasts the snowy landscape with the stylized, disproportionate figures of giant Papa and tiny Pyn.
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New York with Special Program Emphasis Private Schools
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WilmingtonAdirondack Christian School
6065 Nys Route 86
Wilmington, NY 12997
(518)946-2487Special Program Emphasis (Baptist)17 students | Gr. KG-10
RooseveltownAkwesasne Freedom School
Po Box 290
Rooseveltown, NY 13683
(518)358-2073Special Program Emphasis61 students | Gr. PK-8
HancockAllynwood Academy
431 Chapel Hill Road
Hancock, NY 13783
(607)637-8200Special Program Emphasis (Non-sectarian)80 students | Gr. 9-12
MonseyBais Shifra Miriam
Po Box 682
Monsey, NY 10952
(845)356-0061267 students | Gr. PK-12
All-girls | Special Program Emphasis (Jewish)
New YorkBilingual Buds Inc
175 Riverside Blvd
New York, NY 10069
(212)787-8088Special Program Emphasis22 students | Gr. PK-K
SyracuseBlessed Virgin Mary Mother Of God Academy
450 Wilkinson Street
Syracuse, NY 13204
(315)422-8127Special Program Emphasis (Roman Catholic)70 students | Gr. K-12
BrooklynBrooklyn Free School
372 Clinton Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11238
(718)499-2707Special Program Emphasis60 students | Gr. PK-12
IthacaCascadilla School
116 Summit Ave
Ithaca, NY 14850
(607)272-3110Special Program Emphasis41 students | Gr. 9-12
ElmhurstCathedral Prep Seminary
5625 92nd St
Elmhurst, NY 11373
(718)592-6800176 students | Gr. 9-12
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NanuetCongregation Noam E Lizensk
100 S Central Ave
Nanuet, NY 10954
(845)356-8200120 students | Gr. 9-12
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WarwickDay Spring Community School
21 Old Ridge Road
Warwick, NY 10990
(845)986-3272Special Program Emphasis (Non-sectarian)12 students | Gr. PK-K
PawlingDuane Lake Academy
16 Harmony Rd
Pawling, NY 12564
(914)588-6177Special Program Emphasis10 students | Gr. 3-12
SyracuseEagle Wings Academy
423 Valley Dr
Syracuse, NY 13207
(315)396-0024Special Program Emphasis (Christian)23 students | Gr. KG-8
New YorkEcole Internationale De New York - EINY
111 E 22nd St
New York, NY 10010
(646)410-2238Special Program Emphasis164 students | Gr. NS-8
BellmoreFasTracKids/JEI Learning Center
2583 Merrick Rd.
Bellmore, NY 11710
(516)224-3177Special Program Emphasis60 students | Gr. PK-10
CuddebackvilleFei Tian Academy Of The Arts
140 Galley Hill Rd
Cuddebackville, NY 12729
(845)754-4226Special Program Emphasis (Seventh-Day Adventist)169 students | Gr. 7-12
LarchmontFrench-American School of New York
111 Larchmont Ave
Larchmont, NY 10538
(914)250-0408Special Program Emphasis811 students | Gr. NS-12
BrooklynFriends Of Refugees Of Eastern Europe
1383 President Street
Brooklyn, NY 11213
(718)467-0860Special Program Emphasis (Jewish)n/a students | Gr. 5-8
GhentHawthorne Valley School
330 County Route 21c
Ghent, NY 12075
(518)672-7092Special Program Emphasis250 students | Gr. PK-12
RochesterHillel Community Day School
191 Fairfield Dr
Rochester, NY 14620
(585)271-6877Special Program Emphasis (Jewish)88 students | Gr. KG-8
KingstonHudson Valley Sudbury School
84 Zena Rd
Kingston, NY 12401
(845)679-1002Special Program Emphasis39 students | Gr. UG
BrooklynInternational School Of Brooklyn
477 Court Street
Brooklyn, NY 11231
(718)369-3023Special Program Emphasis (Non-sectarian)247 students | Gr. NS-8
IthacaIthaca Waldorf School
Po Box 7126
Ithaca, NY 14851
(607)273-5184Special Program Emphasis43 students | Gr. PK-5
PurchaseKeio Academy Of New York
3 College Rd
Purchase, NY 10577
(914)694-4825Special Program Emphasis338 students | Gr. 9-12
CoronaLearning Tree Multi-cultural
10302 Northern Blvd
Corona, NY 11368
(718)397-5446Special Program Emphasis69 students | Gr. KG-8
SayvilleLeeway School - Special Education Preschool
335 Johnson Ave
Sayville, NY 11782
(631)589-8060Special Program Emphasis (Non-sectarian)90 students | Gr. PK
Huntington StationLong Island School For The Gifted
165 Pidgeon Hill Rd Ste 1
Huntington Station, NY 11746
(631)423-3557Special Program Emphasis278 students | Gr. PK-9
New YorkLyceum Kennedy
225 East 43rd St.
New York, NY 10017
(212)681-1877Special Program Emphasisn/a students | Gr. NS-12
ArdsleyLyceum Kennedy French American School
One Cross Road
Ardsley, NY 10502
(914)479-0722Special Program Emphasis (Non-sectarian)n/a students | Gr. NS-5
BrooklynMetropolitan Baptist Academy
1624 84th St
Brooklyn, NY 11214
(718)331-3032Special Program Emphasis (Baptist)24 students | Gr. 5-8
New PaltzMountain Laurel Waldorf School
Po Box 939
New Paltz, NY 12561
(845)255-0033Special Program Emphasis149 students | Gr. PK-8
BaysideMTC (USA)
38-50 Bell Blvd Suite B
Bayside, NY 11361
(718)229-9200Special Program Emphasis (Non-sectarian)75 students | Gr. 7-12
Port WashingtonMy Spectrum School
11 Sintsink Dr. East
Port Washington, NY 11050
(516)883-8035Special Program Emphasisn/a students | Gr. PK-1
Lake PlacidNational Sports Academy
821 Mirror Lake Drive
Lake Placid, NY 12946
(518)523-3460Special Program Emphasis84 students | Gr. 8-12
Cambria HeightsNew Chapter Christian Academy
219-09 Linden Boulevard
Cambria Heights, NY 11411
(718)465-3739Special Program Emphasis (Christian)112 students | Gr. PK-8
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Summaries of farms enrolled in Illinois Farm Business Farm Management (FBFM) indicate that 2013 non-land costs for producing corn were $615 per acre in central Illinois for high-productivity farmland. The $615 per acre cost in 2013 was $34 per acre higher than in 2012. Since 2006, non-land costs for producing corn more than doubled from $302 per acre in 2006 to $615 per acre in 2013. Non-land costs may decrease in 2014 due to fertilizer price declines. However, non-land costs in the high $500 and low $600 range likely will occur for the foreseeable future.
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Non-land costs are broken into cost items in Table 1, with major categories being direct costs (costs directly related to corn production), power costs (costs primarily related to machinery), and overhead costs (costs not attributable to production or related to machinery). In the major categories, direct costs increased $27 per acre from $405 per acre in 2012 to $432 per acre in 2013. Direct costs accounted for 70% of non-land costs. Power costs increased by $10 per acre from $117 per acre in 2012 to $127 per acre in 2013. Power costs accounted for 21% of non-land costs. Overhead costs decreased $3 per acre from $59 per acre in 2012 to $56 per acre in 2013. Overhead costs accounted for 9% of non-land costs.
Cost items having the largest increases were:
- Pesticide costs increased from $49 per acre in 2012 to $66 per acre in 2013, an increase of $17 per acre. Pesticide costs relate to herbicide, insecticide, and fungicide applications. Heavier disease and pest problems in 2013 likely led to the cost increase.
- Machinery depreciation increased from $55 per acre in 2012 to $63 per acre in 2013, an increase of $8 per acre. Machinery purchases continued to be above average in 2013, leading to higher machinery depreciation.
- Drying costs increased from $16 per acre in 2012 to $24 per acre in 2013, an increase of $8 per acre. In 2012, there was a drought, leading to low yields and dry harvested grain. Yields closer to normal occurred in 2013, leading to a drying charge that was closer to average.
- Seed costs increased from $108 per acre in 2012 to $114 per acre in 2014, an increase of $6 per acre. Between 2006 and 2012, seed costs averaged a yearly increase of $11 per acre.
Several cost items exhibited decreases. Fertilizer costs decreased $7 per acre from $200 per acre in 2012 to $193 in 2013. Decreasing fertilizer price played a role in this decrease. Other items with decreases were hired labor, building repair and rent, and building depreciation.
Cost Increases since 2006 and Prospects for 2014
Non-land costs more than doubled since 2006 from $302 per acre in 2006 to $615 per acre in 2013. Four items accounted for 80% of the cost increase from 2006 to 2013:
- Fertilizer costs increased from $82 per acre in 2006 to $193 per acre in 2013, an increase of $111 per acre. Fertilizer accounted for 35% of the non-land cost increase between 2006 and 2013. Fertilizer costs may decrease in 2014 due to lower fertilizer prices. Given current prices, it is possible for fertilizer costs to decrease by $30 to $40 per acre in 2014.
- Seed costs increased from $45 per acre in 2006 to $114 per acre in 2013, an increase of $69 per acre. Seed costs accounted for 22% of the non-land cost increase from 2006 to 2013. Seed costs are not likely to decrease in 2014.
- Machinery depreciation costs increased from $20 per acre in 2006 to $63 per acre in 2013, an increase of $43 per acre. Machinery depreciation accounted for 14% of the non-land cost increase from 2006 to 2013. Deprecation will decrease only after several years of lower than average machinery purchases. Therefore, machinery depreciation is not likely to decrease in the next several years.
- Pesticide costs increased from $40 per acre in 2006 to $66 per acre in 2013, an increase of $26 per acre. Pesticides accounted for 8% of the non-land cost increase from 2006 to 2013. Pesticide costs will vary from year to year depending on pest pressures. However, overall decreases in pesticide costs are not expected, particular as weeds and insects continue to build resistance to currently used technologies.
Increases in non-land costs place break-even prices at higher levels. Take the $615 of non-land costs and add to it a $300 per acre cash rent, a fairly common cash rent for farmland of this productivity. This gives total costs of $915 per acre. This farmland can be reasonably expected to average 200 bushels of corn per acre, yielding a break-even price $4.58 per bushel ($615 / 200). Prices in the low $4 range would not cover total costs given that farmland is cash rented when yields are close to average.
At this point, fertilizer costs are projected to decrease in 2014. All other costs likely will stay the same or increase. Given this, non-land costs in the high $500 per acre and low $600 range likely will continue for 2014 and the foreseeable future.
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Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics
University of Illinois
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Aurore von Haxthausen
Aurore von Haxthausen (Gustava Charlotta Märta Aurora: 1830 in Daretorp in Västergötland - 7 February 1888 in Stockholm), known also by her artist pseudonym as Klara Kuhlman, was a Swedish author, composer, pianist and lady in waiting.
She was the daughter of governor Baron Carl Henrik Gyllenhaal and Aurore af Nordin and married in 1873 to the Danish noble at the Danish legation in Stockholm, Frederik Ferdinand von Haxthausen.
Aurore von Haxthausen was from 1857 until 1871 a favored courtier and confidante of the Swedish queen, Louise of the Netherlands. She was known at court for her wittiness and talent for cheering people up as well as for her piano improvisations: a typical episode of all these qualities was when she, at one occasion when Louisa had reprimanded a chamber maid, eased the tension by improvising the whole episode on piano.
Aurore von Haxthausen wrote several compositions for piano which was given on public concerts: one of them was, for several years, often played during the annual opening of parliament. She also published a collections of novels: Från svenska hem (1883–84).
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- Från svenska hem: pennritningar / af Klara Kuhlmann. Stockholm: Seligmann. 1883. Libris 1597523 (Swedish language)
- Från svenska hem: pennritningar : ny samling / af Klara Kuhlmann. Stockholm: Seligmann. 1884. Libris 1597524 (Swedish language)
- http://www.ub.gu.se/fasta/laban/erez/kvinnohistoriska/tidskrifter/idun/1888/pdf/1888_10.pdf
- Haxthausen, Gustava Charlotta Märta Aurora von, in Nordisk familjebok (1909) (Swedish)


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A brilliant harvest moon had just started to rise in the late September sky when 500 friends of the Barbara Davis Center assembled at the Marriott City Center to bask in the glow of three stars who'd come to Denver for the 27th Carousel Ball.
Grammy-winning vocalist Melissa Manchester and Chris Mann, a finalist on Season II of NBC's "The Voice," provided the entertainment; Sherri Shepherd, co-host of ABC's "The View," joined Bonnie and David Mandarich as recipients of the High Hopes Award. The award is a thank-you for the time and attention they have given to diabetes awareness, research and patient services.
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Previous High Hopes Award winners Judy and Charlie McNeil chaired the Sept. 21 soiree that also served as Bertha Lynn's formal introduction as executive director of the Children's Diabetes Foundation. Lynn joined the CDF in August, following some 30 years spent as an award-winning anchorwoman with 7News.
The McNeils' guests included Ross and Candy Bhappu. He's senior partner with Resource Capital Funds and they recently purchased the McNeils' former home in Cherry Hills Farm.
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This Thursday has been a hectic day for me, and I needed a break so I went scrolling through my old photos and dug up one of my old favorites in honor of Throwback Thursday.
This Thursday has been a hectic day for me, and I needed a break so I went scrolling through my old photos and dug up one of my old favorites in honor of Throwback Thursday.
Yesterday, Lucky Larry and I were talking about the Mix 93.1 Retro Jam of the Day in the office. We were reminiscing about great songs from the '90s when I remembered this song from Savage Garden.
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I was listening to Lucky Larry this morning talking about Justin Timberlake's latest release, Take Back the Night, and how it would be on the second half of JT's 20/20 Experience that is expected to release around Thanksgiving, and I started feeling nostalgic. Suddenly I had the urge to hear *NSYNC's "I Want You Back".
Earlier this week, I was reading Lucky Larry's story about his daughter's first day of school. Like Lucky, it's a bit of a stretch for me to remember my first day, but I do remember my last, first day of school.
I'm not really sure how I missed this when it originally aired in 2008. I've appreciated Justin Timberlake's talents since my *NSANE for *NSYNC days, but somehow during the summer of 2008 I managed to miss his epic performance of "Why I Love Sports" as he hosted ESPN's annual awards show, the ESPYs.
First jobs are not always fun, but mine was. Growing up, my parents taught me that if I wanted something I had to earn it. At an early age, the common response to my, "I want..." was, "Get a job."
Festival on the Square is approaching its 26th year, and is looking for your help! The committee has a solid group of leadership each year that have helped the event grow and change with the times.
We've known for a couple of months now that Justin Timberlake has more in store for us via The 20/20 Experience. Yesterday he teased his new single "Take Back the Night" with a short video, but blurred the release date. With love for JT, I dug deep into my photo archives for a Throwback Thursday photo of my attempt to score tickets to see *NSYNC's 'No Strings Attached Tour.'


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The main event is B.J. Penn (-300) against Frankie Edgar for the lightweight championship. Penn lost the belt as a huge favorite to Edgar last April in the United Arab Emirates.
It was a unanimous decision at 50-45, 48-47 and 49-46. Penn's camp said he wasn't feeling good, which sounds like a pretty bad excuse. However, the oddsmakers believe he should be the solid favorite once again with these odds.
Edgar has a speed advantage and will try to 'stick and move' as much as possible. Penn has the better power by far.
The 31-year-old Penn is 15-6-1 in his career and has bounced back from losses against much tougher opponents like Georges St-Pierre. The 28-year-old Edgar is a New Jersey native and is 12-1. The overall competition that he's faced is much lower than Penn.
Randy Couture (-600) against James Toney is another fight everyone is talking about. Couture has accomplished everything in his MMA career, but is clearly on the downside at 47-years-old. He'll be fighting former boxing champion James Toney. This is his first foray into MMA and it's a tough one.
The Kenny Florian (-155) and Gray Maynard bout will determine the No. 1 contender for the lightweight championship. Florian lost to Penn for the lightweight title back in August. Maynard is undefeated at 9-0 and is the only fighter to beat Edgar.
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Revising your charts can provide clear communication to managersBy Michel Baudin
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If we had one complaint about LeVar Burton's wonderful Reading Rainbow, it would be that the show never took full advantage of its potentially tripped-out rainbow motif. Well, except in that one episode where Burton, apparently on some substance or another, chases butterflies, teaches us about insects, and introduces the kiddies to the weird world of William S. Burroughs' heroin opus Naked Lunch. OK, so it's not a real Reading Rainbow episode — but it is a rather clever mash-up of the show and David Cronenberg's 1991 film adaptation of the novel. Watch Andre Perkowski's video below, and never hear the words "I can go twice as high" the same way again.
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John Melloy was the executive producer of CNBC's "Fast Money" and the "Fast Money Halftime Report" until October 2013. Before returning to CNBC, he was chief executive officer of StockTwits.com, the leading social networking platform for stocks. He began his career at Bloomberg News in 1999 and rose to team leader of U.S. stock market coverage there before leaving for CNBC in 2006 to launch "Fast Money."
First it was newspapers, then music, now it's retailers. The Internet appears to be claiming its next victim—brick and mortar retail stores.
How's it possible that a key index hit an all-time high Tuesday, recouping all the losses from the technology bubble and housing bubble in just 2 ½ years?
Kicking yourself for not buying Apple? You're in good company.
The Dow has been trading in a tight range for over a week, now. It's the longest streak of 'little changed' since 1970.
Sorry Dr. Gloom and Mr. Doom; there may be every reason to believe that the S&P is headed higher. We're hearing as much as 25% to 1530!
If quitting is any indication, the economy might be better than you think!
The addition of a payroll tax cut to the compromise may signal a shift by the White House toward supply-side economics.
Higher-yielding companies versus firms that grow through acquisitions; find out where you're more likely to find outperformance!
Is this a sign that regular investors, burned by the credit crisis, are finally ready to jump into stocks headfirst?
We may have uncovered new evidence that the rich are recovering faster from the recession than people with lower incomes.
In a note to clients, Goldman Sachs provided its investment outlook for the year, reiterating high valuations and tepid gains.
Shake Shack has lost the typically uber-bullish crowd that is Wall Street analysts, and it just got worse Tuesday.
Fourteen fund managers are given $100,000 to invest over 2015. Follow their buys, their sells, their winners, their losers and get inside what makes them some of the smartest investors on the planet.
Six traders are each given a theoretical $100,000 to invest in five securities. Track their trades and portfolio performance over the course of the year and read the analysis behind their moves.
A major Wall Street firm believes investors can create excess returns by going against the grain.
In a contrarian move, a large Wall Street firm is recommending clients turn to utilities for yield.
Two strategists—one who studies fundamentals and one who uses charts—are making the case for a stock market correction soon.