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Judd Apatow is currently in the midst of shooting his "Knocked Up" spinoff, the formerly titled "This Is Forty," and thus far, he's done a pretty good job of keeping the plot details under wraps for now. What we do know is that it will pick up with Pete (Paul Rudd) and Debbie (Leslie Mann) five years after the events of the first film, assembling a cast of mostly new faces like Megan Fox, Albert Brooks, Lena Dunham, Chris O'Dowd, Wyatt Russell, Ryan Lee, Melissa McCarthy and Annie Mumolo with the only returning actor from "Knocked Up" thus far being Charlene Yi, who played the quirky Jodi. However, it looks like Apatow might be trying to keep...Read More »
Judd Apatow continues to keep it in the family as the ensemble cast for his "Knocked Up" spinoff just keeps getting bigger and bigger, with two more names who have worked with the writer/director/producer board his new film.Read More »
Wait, we're still talking about the Oscars? Take a time warp back a few months to the Kodak Theater and you might remember an extremely awkward awards show hosted by James Franco and Anne Hathaway. While it was an interesting move by the Oscar producers to enlist two younger hosts, presumably in a bid to engage a younger audience, they kept their stock staff of terrible writers on hand resulting in a show that was woefully unfunny and resorted to cross-dressing to try and wring some kind of laughter out of the easy audience there looking for a good time. Well, in an interview in Playboy (not online, via 24 Frames) Franco addresses the fiasco ...Read More »
'Super 8' Kid Ryan Lee Also Comes AboardOnce you're tight with Judd Apatow, you can expect regular work for the rest of your life. Melissa McCarthy, who stole the show in "Bridesmaids" -- directed by Paul Feig and produced by Apatow -- continues to roll very tight with his crew. In addition to being...Read More »
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With "Bridesmaids" a bonafide runaway success -- $126 million and counting -- it didn't take long for Universal to re-up with director Paul Feig and producer Judd Apatow signing the pair a new film that has so far been described simply as "an unconventional love story." But it looks like it's a proj...Read More »
With lensing set to gear up soon, Judd Apatow is beginning to pad out the cast of his untitled "Knocked Up" spinoff, which is also known as "This Is Forty." The film will star Leslie Mann and Paul Rudd, who are reprising their roles Debbie and Pete, in the picture that will follow their relationship...Read More »
Well, that didn't take too long. With "Bridesmaids" proving to be a critical smash and a huge box office surprise, crossing $100 million this past weekend in domestic ticket sales, Universal has re-upped their relationship with the film's director Paul Feig and producer Judd Apatow.Read More »
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The iconic Heat Beads® brand has been on supermarket shelves since the early seventies. The Heat Beads® brand was originally owned by Willow Ware and we (Australian Char) purchased the company in April 1988. Since that time the pack design has changed several times, but the iconic wheel logo has remained consistent in terms of representing quality and recognisability. The Heat Beads® brand is proudly Australian owned and operated.
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2008 Sheraton Hawaii Bowl Player
Florida Atlantic (6-6) vs. Central Michigan (8-4)
Dec. 24th,
8:00 pm, ESPN
Tickets for the Motor City Bowl
2008 CFN Motor City Bowl Preview
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Richard Cirminiello
Golden Eagle Bowl Moment:
TCU entered the 2000 Mobile Alabama Bowl with the nation's No. 1
defense, top rusher in LaDainian Tomlinson, and a nifty 10-1 record.
The Horned Frogs left the Heart of Dixie with their second blemish.
Southern Miss rallied in the fourth quarter to stun the TCU 28-21
when Jeff Kelly found Kenneth Johnson for the game-winning touchdown
with eight ticks left in the game.
Best Trojan Bowl Moment: In its brief stay in the FBS, Troy
has split its two bowl appearances, losing to Northern Illinois in
the 2004 Silicon Valley Bowl and routing Rice in the 2006 New
Orleans Bowl. As was the case throughout the season, QB Omar
Haugabook was the headliner for the Trojans, accounting for 319
total yards and five touchdowns.
The Last Time You'll See ...
SS David Bruton. Of this year's class of draft-eligible Irish
players, no one has greater upside for the NFL than Bruton, a
big-hitting safety with the speed and hops usually reserved for
cornerbacks. A track guy when he arrived in South Bend, he'll be
leaving as a 210-pound enforcer who has made 93 tackles and a
team-high three picks this season.
DE David Veikune. Veikune took flight in the Oct. 14 defeat of
Louisiana Tech, and has been soaring into opposing backfields ever
since. The Warriors top pass rusher and MVP of the 2008 season, he's
racked up 14 tackles for loss and nine sacks over the last eight
games, which ought to concern a flimsy Notre Dame offensive line.
Breakout Player ...
TE Kyle Rudolph. The new Tight End U. has located its newest member
of the fraternity. Forced into a prominent role when starter Mike
Ragone tore his ACL in August, Rudolph has responded with 25 catches
for 262 yards and a pair of touchdowns. At 6-6 and 252 pounds, he
already has the size of a future Mackey Award candidate to go with
the long stride to create nightmares for opposing linebackers.
Hawaii: QB Greg Alexander. Okay, Alexander is not the
second-coming of Colt Brennan, but he sure has done a nice
impression since replacing Inoke Funaki in October. The first-year
transfer from Santa Rosa (Calif.) Junior College with the rocket arm
has thrown 12 touchdown passes and just two interceptions since
entering the lineup six games ago. He's also shown unexpected
mobility for a 6-5, 240-pounder, scrambling for positive yards in
each of those games.
Best Non-Game Event
For the players, it's the Motor City Bowl "Players Night Out". For the
fans, it has to be the pre-game pep rally in Greektown.
Player Gift Package
Players from each school will receive a leather, rolling logoed athletic
travel bag, a computer/backpack style bag, a Motor City Bowl
commemorative watch, and an autographed Motor City Bowl souvenir
Charitable Component
The Motor City Bowl contributes to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. It's also
a prominent member of the Stocking Stuffer Program, in which corporate
donations benefit charities and students throughout the Metro Detroit
and southeast Michigan area.
How Success is Measured
The bowl's success is measured by the combination of attendance and
local economic impact.
MVP of the Bowl
The bowl's Executive Director Ken Hoffman is the visionary that
devised the plan to bring a college bowl game to Detroit, and that it is
a celebration of the city's legacy with the auto industry. He brought in
partner, George Perles, and even today continues to be the driving force
behind the Motor City Bowl.
Impact to the Community
The Metro Detroit Convention & Visitors Bureau estimates that the
Motor City Bowl generates an economic impact of $14 million on the
Greater Detroit economy.
Role of Volunteers
The Motor City Bowl is a non-BCS bowl game, and is also only in its
12th year of operation. Therefore, the bowl does not have the
available budget of older, more historic bowls. Further, the bowl is
not in one of the nation's warm weather climates during the winter
months, which impacts the outdoor "play time" available to the bowl
travel parties and the ancillary sponsor opportunities that go with
such advantages. This combination makes for a limited paid-staff,
even though the same tasks that are required to operate a successful
bowl in those other locales must be carried out. As a result,
volunteers are the lifeblood of the Motor City Bowl's success.
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Wade, James lead Heat to record 15th straight win
Through it all, he's never been on a 15-game winning streak. Until now.
He's also never won back-to-back titles. With LeBron James leading the way, everything is changing in Miami and anything is possible for the Heat.
Wade had 32 points, 10 assists and seven rebounds, James shrugged off a sore left knee to score 20 points and grab 10 rebounds, and the Heat earned their franchise-record 15th straight victory with a 97-81 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Monday night.
"I've been around for a long time. When you start breaking your own records, you've been around for a while," said Wade, who made 15 of 23 shots. "Hopefully we can continue to win. If we don't, hopefully we can get right back on it. That's what we've done all year. We in a groove. We're playing well and finding ways to win."
They've beaten good teams and bad during this streak, won in nail-biting fashion and breezed through blowouts, played ugly and played beautifully. They haven't lost since Feb. 1 at Indiana and now head home for four straight games to see how far they can take this thing.
"I haven't even addressed it with the team," coach Erik Spoelstra said of the record. "It feels awkward addressing it with you guys. But obviously it's a residual of our group effort and obviously group success. I don't want our guys focusing on the record. I know it's a great thing for our franchise, but we're trying to improve and we can start with that process with a better game on Wednesday."
There was a time when focus appeared to be an issue for James, when he just couldn't seem to muster the inner fortitude and go-for-broke attitude it takes to win at the highest level. That seems so long ago now. He wasn't his usual force of nature self against the undermanned Timberwolves, preferring to let Wade exploit a mismatch with the undersized Luke Ridnour at shooting guard. But he took another step in showing that this year's LeBron is a different player. More focused, more determined, more dedicated to the game than ever before.
He had every reason to sit down in this one, and the runaway favorite for MVP wouldn't have been blamed. The Heat were playing the second game of a road back-to-back, coming off a stirring victory over New York and playing an undermanned opponent that had lost 21 of its last 25 games.
James tweaked his knee in the third quarter against New York on Sunday when he landed awkwardly while chasing down a lob. That didn't stop him from scoring 12 points and swatting Tyson Chandler in the fourth quarter to lead the Heat to their first win of the season over the Knicks, an important victory for the defending champions to assert themselves in the Eastern Conference.
Maybe in the past, James would have chosen rest. But not this year. He's reached a different level, one that no one has been able to match, whether he is completely healthy or not. He knows more is expected of him, and is delivering it every night.
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In the wake of the Miami Marlins gutting its MLB roster back to "start", Miami is obviously non-competitive leading to the trade deadline. Though the "Fish" are not in danger of being historically bad, they're still a good bet for 100 losses and remain a few years away from any serious contention. Left with Giancarlo Stanton and a bunch of league minimum paychecks, the Marlins are undoubtedly going to continue its "selling" ways at this year's deadline in the hopes of competing in the next few years. To their credit, Miami has probably done better than expected this season and its farm system once again looks promising. Young, future core players like, Jose Fernandez, Jacob Turner and Marcell Ozuna have already emerged to varying degrees and Miami hopes more will come up each season. Those players are likely off limits, even for the Marlins, but here are five players who should be considered trade bait:
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Sam LaCroix has got some serious issues. He's a college dropout working a dead-end job in fast food and an elderly next-door neighbor who has more of a night life than he does. But at least none of Sam's problems verge on the darker side of paranormal…until now.
Hold Me Closer, Necromancer, by Lish McBride, is the story of one man's journey from slacker to soul reaver. The only things Sam has going for himself are playing hockey with potatoes in the parking lot and betting when the rookie employee is finally going to crack under the pressure. This all changes when a renegade tater obliterates a car's tail light.
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Heart pounding yet? The Forest of Hands and Teeth, a novel by Carrie Ryan, is about a young woman named Mary and her life in her village. Sounds bucolic, doesn't it? Until you learn that the village is guarded by a high fence, which is surrounded by hordes of mindless, flesh-eating zombies called the Unconsecrated. Mary can hear their moaning all day and night, and she doesn't dare get too close to the fence, for the infection that turns you into an Unconsecrated is passed by a single bite.
Although zombies have a long history of appearances in religion and folklore, interest in them as villains in horror films is largely confined to the second half of the 20th century. The explosion in zombie popularity is based on a characterization established by a single film and the fact that the original characterization of the zombi in African folklore and religion as well as in earlier films is dramatically different from that of the popular characterization from the 1960s onward. To understand zombies in both their original context and in the role they have come to take in popular culture requires an understanding of two divergent traditions.


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Pain after Mirena insertion
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I nearly passed out immediately after insertion and had to lie back down for a while. After I finally felt better, the cramps started but luckily ibuprofen did the trick. Nothing else after that.
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Ya, the cramps will go away. You might have the mother load for your next period as well... but mine went away all together now that it's been a few months. I love Mirena!
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my sister had it inserted and said the after pain was worse than labor! lol but her Pain thresh hold ist very high
I was in ALOT of pain after the insertion! I couldn't belive how bad it was! The OB kept telling me to lay down because she was afraid I would pass out as I was shaking from the pain. I never get period cramps so I would compair it to the after having 4 babies cramps you get the days following delivery :( not fun at all!
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Yeah I remember my OB saying that it would be normal to have bleeding and cramping once inserted. At least for me....it wasn't as bad as some of my period cramps have been. Since insertion.....I've had about 3- 4 periods and they were barely anything. So it will get better!
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Gardner-Webb University's Broyhill Undergraduate School of Management within the Godbold School of Business offers a unique educational environment producing business leaders who are equally committed to strong personal values and excellence in their work. Gardner-Webb is a Christian environment, and we believe in social justice, ethical decision-making, and intellectual honesty. Our graduates take these values to their workplaces and positions of leadership.
Our top-notch teachers are some of the best in the region with the credentials and the passion to provide you with a high-quality education. Business faculty members have professional experience in an impressive array of industries. Their areas of expertise include marketing, legal counsel, engineering, and senior management and nearly half have worked overseas, bringing a global perspective to the classroom. GWU's small class sizes mean you'll have one-on-one access to all this expertise in every class session along with the mentorship you'll need to achieve your best.
The learning you'll do as part of the Broyhill Undergraduate School of Management begins in the classroom but it doesn't end there. Classes focus on problem-solving and interactive discussions exploring issues from all sides. You can build on these learning experiences with enriching extracurricular activities including participating in our active student organizations or traveling to national student conferences. You'll also have the opportunity to travel the world through our study abroad programs, demonstrate your leadership abilities in our student organizations, experience high-adrenaline teamwork at our adventure course, take a week-long trip to New York City, and score an internship with a local company.
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Occupy Albany broadcasts their General Assemblies nightly starting at 5pm 5:30 pm weekdays, 3pm weekends. Just listen/watch for a while. It's really amazing. (By the way, if you can babysit on-site during a General Assembly this week or next, so parents with small kids can participate in the GA, let me know and I'll pass […] [Read More]


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Has anyone been at the Pferdeturm stadium? I'm set to go watch my first live hockey game with my brother there against Heilbronn, but we're not sure which seats (or stands) to take. Anyone been there that'd be able to make suggestions as to where you can watch the game best?
Never watched there but played. As far as I can remember, there are some seats along the long side. But the atmosphere should be much better when you're standing.
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Every time I have had to go into this store I have left in a foul mood. The parking spaces are tiny (and I drive a Miata), the customers are surly and inconsiderate (both inside the store and on the parking lot), the store is poorly stocked, and the vegan options are limited. We go out of our way to shop at the refreshingly positive Town & Country location.
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Madison - Whether his team is in the midst of a critical Big Ten Conference basketball game or a weekday practice, Wisconsin forward Mike Bruesewitz knows only one speed at which to play:
Full throttle.
That attitude has served Bruesewitz well in his first three seasons, but on Tuesday night it inadvertently led to an injury that will sideline him for four to six weeks.
UW officials revealed Wednesday Bruesewitz suffered a severe cut on his lower right leg when he crashed into the back of a basket standard as he was diving out of bounds.
Bruesewitz underwent surgery Tuesday night and was released from the hospital.
According to a source close to the team, the wound required about 100 stitches.
UW is scheduled to open practice Saturday. The regular-season opener is Nov. 11 against visiting Southeastern Louisiana.
The Badgers play at Florida three days later.
If Bruesewitz misses any time, freshman forward Sam Dekker could open the season as a starter.
Bruesewitz has played in 98 games at UW, with 49 starts.
He started all 36 games last season and averaged 25½ minutes per game.
Although his shooting was off - 29.4% from three-point range and 39.4% overall - Bruesewitz averaged 5.6 points and 5.1 rebounds per game.
He finished second on the team in rebounding, behind Ryan Evans (6.8 rpg). He also finished third on the team in assists (1.8 per game).


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Join fellow alumni, friends and students at Bates for Homecoming this fall. Cheer on the Bobcats in NESCAC match-ups, tour the Museum of Art and enjoy student performances while exploring your favorite campus haunts.
Homecoming Weekend — Schedule of Events
*Schedule is preliminary and subject to change. Check back regularly for updates.
Friday, October 24
Breakfast ($6.25 adults/$3.25 children, buy at the door)
Selected Classes Open to Alumni
Click here for a schedule of available classes.
Alumni Council Meeting
James Moody Room, Pettengill Hall
Admission Tour
Leaves from Lindholm House, 23 Campus Avenue
Lunch ($7.75 adults/ $4.00 children, buy at the door)
Admission Tour
Leaves from Lindholm House, 23 Campus Avenue
Dinner ($8.75 adults/$4.50 children, buy at the door)
Bates Outing Club Organizational Meeting and Dinner for Alumni and Students
The 95th Anniversary of the BOC is fast approaching in 2015, as is the 100th in 2020. Please
bring your ideas for activities, events and anything else you would like to add.
Commons 226
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Shown by the Bates Student Film Board. $1 admission.
Olin Arts Center
Men's Rugby vs. University of New England
Garcelon Field
Rugby Gathering
Join Bates Rugby for pizza and refreshments in the Den. Pizza will be served, cash bar.
The Bobcat Den
Saturday, October 25
Continental Breakfast ($6.25 adults/$3.25 children, buy at the door)
Homecoming Welcome Center
Make the Welcome Center your first stop when you arrive on campus and be sure to enter the raffle for a basket full of Bobcat superfan goodies and gear!
Fraites Dining Room (Rm 131), Commons Building
Alumni Council Meeting
Admission Tour
Leaves from Lindholm House, 23 Campus Avenue
Brunch ($8.75 adults/$4.50 children, buy at the door)
Lewiston-Auburn Downtown Walkabout
Wonderful things are happening downtown! Join Darby Ray, Director of the Harward Center and Hannah Mitchell '14 for a moderately paced walk through the heart of L/A, with brief narrative stops at several points of interest. Meet at the Lewiston Farmer's Market lot, across the street from Pedro O'Hara's on Main Street, and wear comfortable shoes.
Herb Bunker Memorial Celebration
Tree Planting Ceremony in honor of Herb Bunker, former Bates Squash Coach.
Merrill Gymnasium
Admission Information Session
Lindholm House, 23 Campus Avenue
Admission Tour
Leaves from Lindholm House, 23 Campus Avenue
Women's Soccer vs. Williams
Russell Street Track and Field
Field Hockey vs. Williams
Campus Avenue Field
Celebrate the opening of the new Baseball Hitting Facility
Remarks and ribbon-cutting at 12:30pm
Leahey Baseball Field
Family-Friendly Fun
Pumpkin decorating, fun activities and autumn snacks for the whole family. Kids can get their face painted like a bobcat, make their own pennant, and then head on over to the Bates v. Colby football game to show off their Bates pride!
Grassy area at the Commons end of Alumni Walk
Senior Class and BOLD (Bobcats of the Last Decade) Tailgate and BBQ
Outside Benjamin E. Mays Center
Football vs. Colby
As part of the halftime festivities Coach William "Chick" Leahey '52 will be honored and his
Baseball number retired. The ceremony will take place at approximately 2:30pm.
Garcelon Field
Men's Soccer vs. Williams
Russell Street Track and Field
5th and 10th Reunion Classes Planning Workshop
The Classes of 2005 and 2010 are invited to participate in a reunion planning workshop.
Commons, Penobscot Dining and Meeting Room (201)
Bates Arts Society Student Art Exhibit
The Bates Arts Society invites you to experience Bates student art and to meet featured artists over hors d'oeuvres and refreshments.
Chase Gallery, Chase Hall
The Fifth Quarter at the Den
Join fellow alumni and students for socializing and refreshments after the games.
The Bobcat Den
50th Reunion Classes Planning Workshop
The Class of 1965 is invited to participate in a reunion planning workshop. (Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com if plan on attending.)
Commons 211
Homecoming Weekend Public Debate
Members of the Brooks Quimby Debate Council present a debate on the motion "Resolved: This house believes that the media should show the full horrors of war." Last year, the BQDC celebrated a brilliant season that culminated in the teams' first national title.
Muskie Archives, 70 Campus Avenue
Philosophy Forum
Connect with philosophy majors, alumni and friends to engage in a meaningful discussion on life after Bates and 'the bigger picture'.
Keck Classroom(G25), Pettengill Hall
Swimming and Diving Alumni Open Swim Meet and Hall of Honor Dedication
Tarbell Pool
Panel Discussion: Navigating Identity in the Workplace
Come join alumni panelists Alicia Hunter, Ayanna Thornell Quinones, Ben Chin, and Larry Handerhan for a discussion about navigating identity in different professions and cities,
post-Bates. Sponsored by the Office of Intercultural Education.
Office for Intercultural Education, 142 Chase Hall
Panel discussion: Thinking about applying to law school?
Bates alumni who are current law students will share their experiences preparing for, applying to, and surviving law school. Refreshments. With Panelists:
David Bibb '11, 2L JD/MBA Northeastern University
Catherine Djang '13, 2L, Columbia University
Kate Fetrow '13, 1L, Stanford Law School
Ben McCall '11, 2L, University of Maine School of Law
Israel Piedra '12, 3L, Boston College Law School
Sponsored by the Politics Department and Bates Career Development Center
Keck Classroom, Pettengill G52
Dinner ($8.75 adults/$4.50 children, buy at the door)
New Commons
Reception at the Museum of Art
Visit the Museum of Art to experience Convergence: Jazz, Films, and the Visual Arts and Photographs of Women. Refreshments.
Bates College Museum of Art
Bates Arts in Action – Homecoming Arts Celebration
Bates student artists collaborate in a multi-arts performance event. Enjoy theater scenes,
dance pieces, improv, a capella, Bates bands, Bates Authors Guild and more.
Schaeffer Theatre
Open House at the Office of Intercultural Education
Come see the new home of the OIE in the center of campus. Meet Associate Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer Crystal Williams, the OIE staff and students.
Office for Intercultural Education, 142 Chase Hall
Swimming and Diving Alumni Reception
Fireplace Lounge
Volunteer Recognition Reception
By invitation. Honoring:
Stuart Abelson '97
Bruce Stangle '70 Award for Distinguished Service to the Bates Community
Christopher Murtagh '11
Distinguished Young Alumni Award
Jeffrey Sturgis '69
David G. Russell '66 Alumni in Admission Award
Bates Best Award for volunteer service in the 2013-2014 academic year:
John Amols '72
Jennifer Lemkin Bouchard '99
Dana and Heidi Bullen P'16
Thomas Goetz '90
Pamela Batchelder Johnson '91
Marsha Larned '07
Joshua Macht '91
Mary Henderson Pressman '78, P'10
Keith Taylor '77
Perry Atrium, Pettengill Hall
A Capella Concert and Reception
Enjoy an night of great Bates a capella at the largest and most popular concerts of the year, featuring: Crosstones, Deansmen, Gospelaires, Manic Optimists, Merrimanders and TakeNote.
Peter J. Gomes Chapel
Weekend Exhibits
Student Art Exhibit
Experience student art throughout Homecoming Weekend.
Chase Gallery, Chase Hall
Museum of Art
Friday, 10am–9pm
Saturday, 10am–5pm
Convergence: Jazz, Films and the Visual Arts
Jazz, art and film, and the dynamic and energetic interplay between them intersect in Convergence: Jazz, Films and the Visual Arts. This exhibition features works by many innovative artists and filmmakers, mostly African Americans, whose art depicts, is influenced by, or visually parallels jazz music and culture. The array of styles and imagery on view varies greatly, ranging from realistic depictions of specific jazz musicians and ensembles to abstract visualizations of rhythms, melodies, harmonies and improvisation. Convergence explores the abundant contributions to American visual culture by African American artists whose work is in tune with jazz.
Olin Arts Center
Photographs by Women
Photographs by Women is a selection of works added to the collection since 2010. The artists include Kristin Capp (New York), Donna Ferrato (New York), Denise Froehlich (Portland, ME), Sally Gall (New York), Irina Ionesco (Paris), Susan Moldenhauer (Wyoming) and Claire Seidel (New York and Rangeley, Maine). The artists in this exhibition represent a variety of subjects and interests. The work represented here focuses on selections from one series by each artist, all in black and white.
Friday, 8:30am–Noon and 1–5pm
Edmund S. Muskie Archives and Special Collections Library
Explore Bates' history through photographs, yearbooks, student newspapers and our collection of honors thesis projects. Since its founding, the Archives has played a vital role in preserving and promoting U. S. Senator and Secretary of State Edmund S. Muskie's legacy of civic engagement and public service. For the past eleven years, the Archives has also served as the repository of official records of the college.
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Access our archive of online photo galleries and multimedia presentations featuring the festivities from past Homecomings by clicking on the links below.


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Katie McDonald says her Eupora squad is not "ready to turn their jerseys in."
The Lady Eagles will seek to extend the season tonight as they tip off against the Lady Royals of New Site as part of the Class 2A North Tournament hosted by Coahoma County.
Eupora advanced forward to tonight's game after defeating J.Z. George Monday night in the first of these play in games.
"We traveled to J.Z. George and it was a great win for us," McDonald said. "My girls could have rolled over and played dead, but they didn't. They fought hard and hit some big free throws there at the end."
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News | Jun 30, 2015 4:02 AM
USA and Germany will face each other on Tuesday with a spot in the World Cup final at stake.
NBA | Jun 30, 2015 2:10 AM
If Tim Duncan is going to take the time to pitch the Blazers free agent star on playing in San Antonio, why would he retire right after?
NBA | Jun 30, 2015 1:48 AM
Internet meme mocks LeBron's inspirational ad after defeat by playing up the winner of the NBA Finals, Stephen Curry
MLB | Jun 29, 2015 12:57 AM
For the third time this season, Dodgers rookie sensation Joc Pederson hit a home run that went over 460 feet. Watch it here.
MLB | Jun 29, 2015 12:30 AM
Welcome to the Eye for Monday, where we'll be updating news, injuries, rumors and key highlights from all things MLB.
MLB | Jun 29, 2015 12:10 AM
Reds center fielder Billy Hamilton has more stolen bases than 15 teams and is on pace to join some select company. His season total is 40 right now.
NCAA Football | Jun 29, 2015 11:20 PM
According to the Vols, 2015 will be a 'Game of Jones' in Knoxville with Butch leading his Nike-clad team toward an SEC East title.
NFL | Jun 29, 2015 10:04 PM
Smoot also said those players were not treated differently than any others.
MLB | Jun 29, 2015 9:52 PM
Indians starting pitcher Cody Anderson had a perfect game through 6 1/3 innings until former Indian Grady Sizemore homered. It's only Anderson's second career start.
NBA | Jun 29, 2015 9:49 PM
This guy cannot be made of the same DNA as Mugsy Bogues. I refuse to believe it.
NFL | Jun 29, 2015 9:05 PM
Brian Urlacher is done with football, so he moved onto fishing.
NBA | Jun 29, 2015 8:50 PM
Arron Afflalo is reportedly likely to sign with New York in free agency.
NFL | Jun 29, 2015 8:29 PM
Bennett has vastly outperformed his contract, and he wants to be fairly compensated. Here's the issue: he signed that contract last offseason.
NBA | Jun 29, 2015 8:18 PM
Rodney Stuckey could return to the Pacers, but will be looking at contending teams otherwise.
MLB | Jun 29, 2015 8:05 PM
Mets rookie starting pitcher Steven Matz debuted Sunday and was excellent. He also has a sandwich named after him in Long Island.
NBA | Jun 29, 2015 7:49 PM
Memphis is reportedly very optimistic about re-signing center Marc Gasol.
NBA | Jun 29, 2015 7:22 PM
Los Angeles guard Kobe Bryant wants to inspire people with storytelling after he retires, he said.
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Sometimes people put way too much stock in a prospect's first go-round in the majors. Check out Mike Trout and Anthony Rizzo, just to name two.
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Walter Thurmond revealed that Tom Coughlin doesn't believe in sports science and modern medicine.
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Storm acquires Smith from Mystics in three-team trade
The Storm acquired guard Katie Smith and center Jacinta Monroe from the Washington Mystics in a three-team trade, the team announced Friday. Jasmine Thomas, the Storm's first-round draft pick in the 2011 draft, was sent to the Mystics along with the Storm's and the Indiana Fever's first-round picks in 2012. The Fever also acquired guard […] [Read More]
Storm's Jackson to miss part of 2012 season for Olympics
Storm forward Lauren Jackson will miss the first three months of the 2012 WNBA season as she trains with the Australian national team for the London Olympics. Jackson, who will turn 30 next month, has competed in the past three Olympics, winning the silver medal each time. Jackson's decision came after negotiations between Basketball Australia, […] [Read More]
Storm selects Duke's Thomas in first round
The defending WNBA champion Seattle Storm selected Duke guard Jasmine Thomas with the 12th overall pick in the WNBA draft Monday. The team took Arizona forward Ify Ibekwe in the second and Duke's Krystal Thomas in the third round. Jasmine Thomas led Duke to a 32-4 record and was named ACC tournament MVP for the […] [Read More]
Seattle pro teams join Green Sports Alliance
The Mariners, Seahawks, Sounders and Storm are among six teams in the Pacific Northwest forming a nonprofit organization aimed at reducing environmental impacts for professional sports teams. The Portland Trail Blazers and Vancouver Canucks are also part of the initiative. What, no Timbers? The alliance hopes to use sports as a platform to reach out […] [Read More]
Storm re-signs Robinson to muti-year deal
The Storm has resigned center Ashley Robinson to a multi-year deal, the team announced Tuesday. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Robinson has been with the Storm since 2006, when she was acquired in a trade with the Chicago Sky. "Ashley is a big part of the success we've experienced over the past few […] [Read More]
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2013 International 2.4 Metre Open World Championships are being hosted by The Poole Yacht Club this September. Dorset companies, Powerboat Training UK and Mar-Key Group, are today unveiled as the first event sponsors.
The Poole Yacht Club commodore, Laurie Thornton-Grimes welcomes Powerboat Training UK's Viv Glatzel and Ben Scroggie from The Mar-Key Group to The Poole YC
This event is the first time The Poole YC, situated between the Port of Poole and Hamworthy Park, has ever staged a World Championship event and organisers are delighted that local companies have been so keen to get on board with their support.
Britain's London 2012 Paralympic champion, Helena Lucas, will be among up to 120 boats racing for the coveted World Championship trophy in Poole Harbour every day between Tuesday 10 September and Friday 13 September. The event is unique in that it brings able-bodied and disabled sailors together to race on a level playing – everyone is equal.
Powerboat Training UK, located at Cobbs Quay Marina, is a professional RYA Training Centre which as well as running fun, safe and inspiring training from its main base in Poole also trains people on their own boats throughout the UK, Europe, America, the Caribbean and the Middle East.
Meanwhile, based at Bournemouth International Airport, The Mar-Key Group is one of the UK's leading suppliers of temporary structures and marquee hire equipment, catering for all types of events from private events to corporate hospitality, festivals, exhibition and shows.
Paul Glatzel, Director, Powerboat Training UK, said: 'As an organisation that uses Poole Harbour daily we are delighted to proactively support The Poole YC in bringing this prestigious event to Poole. We were actively involved in the London 2012 Olympics in Weymouth and Portland, providing training, boats and people, and the 2.4mR Worlds will bring some of the magic of that event to Poole. Poole is a magnificent boating location and the more we can all do to bring these events to Poole the more everyone benefits.'
Ben Scroggie, Managing Director, Mar-Key Group, said: 'We are very pleased to be able to support such a prestigious event in our local area in this way. It's not every day Paralympic, able-bodied and disabled World Champions and Rio 2016 hopefuls congregate in Poole so we are delighted to be providing the shoreside facility for them to be able to gather and chat before they go racing and refuel and rehydrate as soon as they come off the water each day. Poole Harbour is a stunning location for this event and we look forward to being part of it.'
John Yonwin, The Poole YC's event manager, added: 'The International 2.4 Metre Open World Championships are a really significant event not just for the club but the whole town so we are thrilled to have received such positive backing from companies in our local area to make a statement about what hosting this event in Poole means. We thank Powerboat Training UK and The Mar-Key Group for their support and it is fantastic to be working with them.'


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Genotype and protein expression after bone marrow transplantation for adrenoleukodystrophy.
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Lamari F, Mochel F, et al. Disorders of phospholipids, sphingolibids, and fatty acids biosynthesis: Toward a new category of inherited metabolic diseases.
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Subject: General Tech | February 20, 2008 - 11:47 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
I share Ars Technica's concerns about this group. Made up of hardware manufacturers and resellers with two huge, borg like gaming companies and Microsoft, who treats their gaming division as a hobby; praising Walmart and Best Buy for their contributions to PC gaming.
Does anyone besides me remember the locally owned gaming store, or play games from more obscure companies that don't get shelf space in the electronics chain stores?
Creation of the the PC Gaming Alliance leaves questions
Subject: General Tech | February 20, 2008 - 11:03 AM | Ryan Shrout
If you are curious about this new "PC Gaming Alliance" that was announced at GDC as a partnership between Microsoft, Intel, NVIDIA, Epic, AMD, Acer, Activision, Razer, and Dell. What is it going to DO exactly? They are looking to give the PC its single-voice champion to communicate to the gamer, to help in communicating requirements and also....well we aren't quite sure. And Ben at Ars Technica seems to have the same inquisitive reaction.
It's only 2 days away
Subject: General Tech | February 19, 2008 - 11:56 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
In the mood to pick up a mid-range nVIDIA card? Well, don't! At least not until the 21st, when we see the debut of the 9600GT, and a drop in the price of the 8600GTS. Unless the rumoured delays we heard about yesterday turn out to be true. Wen it does arrive, a 64 pipe 500MHz GPU with 512MB of 2000MHz RAM for under $200 seems to be a challenge to AMD's lower priced cards.
Signal taps: HD-DVD is out!
Subject: General Tech | February 19, 2008 - 10:34 AM | Ryan Shrout
If could embed the song here, I would...
Schrodinger's format
Subject: General Tech | February 18, 2008 - 12:15 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
As you may have heard during our 22nd PC Perspective podcast, there is a lot of speculation as to what the fate of HD DVD will be. We are not the only ones who differ on what is going on, I would bet that Vivid was the deal breaker when they decided to go with Blu-ray back in January.
Look out for crisi-tunities
Subject: General Tech | February 15, 2008 - 06:03 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The most innocuous looking things on the internet can be the most deadly, take this thread here for instance. While researching dog breeds a popup window appeared before one of our members, along with an ActiveX warning for a movie, and with just a single click of the mouse a trojan made it's self at home. It's not like he is the only one, either.
How far is too far?
Subject: General Tech | February 15, 2008 - 02:07 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
It seems there is no such thing as a 2 button mouse anymore. They now sport somewhere between three and a dozen buttons and wheels. Response rates have gone up, as has the accuracy of the laser, or in some cases lasers, funky Teflon feet have become normal and you can even get ones with adjustable weights inside. Now Razer has gone and made a collectors edition, and I4U went and got one so they could see the specs. What's next, a ground effect mouse?
Roll your own SMT hot air pencil
Subject: General Tech | February 15, 2008 - 11:59 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Trying to replace a dead capacitor on a motherboard, or playing with advanced tweaks and repairs to add on cards is incredibly difficult to do successfully without a hot air pencil to help you get the solder off. All to often you will get the component off, and bake the area around where it used to be. MAKE:Blog has a project for all you modders out there, with an inexpensive hot air pencil you make yourself.
Regaining CPU cycles on the cheap
Subject: General Tech | February 14, 2008 - 05:37 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Diamond Xtreme Sound 5.1 offers you away to get 5.1 (or 2.1) sound out of your PC without relying on the onboard sound, which frees up CPU cycles ...
Mmmmmm, open sauce
Subject: General Tech | February 14, 2008 - 11:43 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Looking for a substitute for WinZip, FrontPage or Norton Ghost, either because of the price, or to support the open source community? Over at WHDb is a list of 50 common programs and an open source alternative, plus a huge amount of comments with suggestions for alternate programs. Some of the choices on the list may not be the ones you would choose, and it is inconsistent in mentioning if some software is Linux only, but it is a great time sav
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Table droppings, idle ruminations, fact-based gossip and news from the NFL Combine in Indianapolis and other facets of American life.
Bill Belichick was underground during the Combine. I ran into him just once, at Shulas Steak House on Saturday night where he came in late, adorned in a hoodie and sat with son Steven, Mike Lombardi of the NFL Network and Rick Gosselin of the Dallas Morning News.
Gosselin has long been the best NFL writer in the country when it comes to analyzing the draft. That he would seek Belichick as a resource and vice versa was no surprise.
The restricted free agent (RFA) tagging season is now open and ends when free agency opens March 13. Im curious to see what tender the Rams put on slot receiver Danny Amendola, a Wes Welker clone who missed virtually the entire 2011 season with a dislocated elbow.
If the Rams dont put a first-round tender on Amendola who had 85 catches in 2010 the Patriots could extract him the same way they did Welker from the Dolphins. And then they could franchise Welker and have his successor in-house for 2013.
Michael Irvins love for Bill Belichick knows no bounds. Speaking with him at Shulas, Irvin said his respect is so great for Belichick he believes the Lombradi Trophy should be changed to the Lombardi-Belichick Trophy.
I dont see that happening. And yeah, I dropped my Michael Irvin impression on Michael Irvin and he smirked.
On Saturday, I spent nearly two hours with the NFL Films folks giving feedback for their 2012 Top 10 lists. Ive always loved doing it but now that my 12-year-old has turned into an NFL Network addict, its even more fun because I got to tell him what the topics were.
Anyone believing that the cap is crap (proffered by Professor Felger, B.S. in Capology) should take a look at the New York Jets offseason. They put off paying Bart Scott last year until tomorrow tomorrow is here and the Jets owe a useless linebacker 4.2 million guaranteed.
Waving dismissively and crinkling up ones face passes for building a compelling argument, I know. But facts is facts and that 4.2 million the Jets pushed ahead into this season means less money to spend on improving a team thats taking on water.
Chad Ochocinco is on the books for a 3 million salary in 2012. The Patriots wont owe him that if they release him; just the prorated portion of his signing bonus from last year which Im told is less than 2 million.
One of the really impressive pass rushers in this draft is the versatile Melvin Ingram from South Carolina. The drawback to this player Mike Lombradi calls a top-1- prospect hes got cartoonishly short arms for his 6-2 frame, just 30.5 inches.
I didnt hear anything in Indianapolis that lessened my confidence that the Patriots would like to make a play for Rams receiver Brandon Lloyd in free agency. I did hear that the Rams will try to retain Lloyd, though.
With that in mind, Jason LaCanfora of the NFL Network reported last week the Rams wont franchise Lloyd. LaCanfora expects that close to half of the 32 teams will use their tag.
After ripping it up at the Senior Bowl, UConns Kendall Reyes impressed at the Combine. Profiled here by Mary Paoletti before the event hes seen as a second-round pick but was called a riser by NFL Networks Mike Mayock.
Speaking of second-rounders, the Patriots have two and, as Bill Belichick told Michael Holley in reporting for Holleys excellent book, The War Room, "In the second round you find a lot of players with first round talent but not first round performance or production. The highest bust factor is in the second."
There are three wideouts who look to me like excellent riskreward players. Stephen Hill from Georgia Tech, Mohamed Sanu from Rutgers and Kendall Wright from Baylor, all of whom well spend more time on this week in our Patriots Talk blog.
As for those two first-round picks the Patriots hold 27 and 31 you have to look at the cost-control impact on rookie deals in the new CBA and wonder if the Patriots would move up in the first for an impact player. Dontari Poe of Memphis as a Wilfork successor, perhaps?


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Endangered Species Conservation and Recovery Grant (Traditional Section 6) Solicitation Procedure
In order to be considered for funding, all applications must be submitted using the full proposal template and project budget table at the bottom of this page. Project proposals must be submitted through the Regional Manager or Branch Chief of the project's CDFW staff sponsor.
- Dec 8, 2014 - Project proposals due to Wildlife Branch
- Dec 15, 2014 - CDFW Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) begins review of proposals
- Jan 20, 2015 - CDFW Management Advisory Committee begins review of proposals
- Feb 17, 2015 - CDFW Director begins review of proposals
- Mar 13, 2015 - CDFW submits list of prioritized proposals to US Fish and Wildlife Service for grant award selections
- Oct 30, 2015 – Estimated earliest date grant funds available to applicants
*Note - projects approved for this current grant cycle will not receive funding until after approval by the USFWS and federal appropriation of funds.
CDFW is authorized to award grants and contracts for threatened and endangered species projects to nonprofit organizations (501(c)(3), local government agencies, tribal governments, public colleges and universities, state departments, and federal agencies. A CDFW sponsor (approved by the respective Regional Manager or Branch Chief) that will be designated as the grant lead from a Region or Headquarters Branch Office is required for any submission.
Eligible applicants must have the specific capacity to deliver the objectives as demonstrated by past performance or expertise through a statement of qualifications and experience. Projects that require handling of (or potential impacts to) threatened or endangered species are required to have the appropriate local, state, and federal permits.
The State must provide a minimum non-Federal match of 25% of the cost of approved projects, or 10% when two or more States or Territories implement a joint project. The match source and amount must be identified in the proposal and can include in-kind services, Department staff time or operating expenses, volunteer contributions, or partial funding for the project from another non-federal source.
Proposals are encouraged to address the following priority themes identified by CDFW Management for the 2014/2014 grant cycle:
- Resource assessment (e.g., surveys, inventory, monitoring) for ESA species
- Applied science to aid current conservation decisions
- Recovery actions for ESA species
- Support for CESA listing petitions where there is a nexus with ESA species
To be eligible for Endangered Species Conservation and Recovery Program (Traditional Section 6) funding consideration, projects must meet the following eligibility requirements:
- Proposal must be submitted through, and supported by a CDFW Regional Manager or Branch Chief, and identify a CDFW Regional or Branch staff sponsor as lead grant contact.
- Proposal identifies a USFWS field office staff lead contact, and indicates that contact has been initiated to inform/request input for the proposed project.
- Grant applicant and field staff personnel must demonstrate qualification to carry out project field work on listed species, including documentation of relevant field experience.
- State scientific collecting permits/MOUs and federal recovery permits must be current for staff identified to conduct work impacting listed species and included with proposal.
- Projects that include proposed work on private lands must be accompanied by documented landowner permission to access those lands.
- Project must identify non-federal match source and Document commitment of match source to provide funds or in-kind match.
- Project is required to include stages or alternatives for partial funding for projects requesting greater than $200,000.
And at least one (1) of the following:
- Project demonstrates a benefit or prevents an immediate threat for one or more identified federally endangered, threatened, candidate, or recently recovered species.
- Project implements a priority action from a federal recovery plan or an action that is identified as necessary for recovery by the Service or the CDFW as described in a Federal Recovery Plan, USFWS 5-Year review, or documented as required by USFWS or CDFW in another form of conservation management or planning source.
- Project contributes scientific information that supports federal listed, candidate, or recently recovered species recovery planning efforts or conservation actions.
Proposal Review
Project proposals submitted on or prior to the deadline stated in the CDFW PSN will be evaluated and ranked based on the following administrative and program reviews.
First, projects undergo an administrative review to determine if projects meet the Federal Section 6 criteria and CDFW eligibility requirements. Qualifying projects move forward to program review.
Proposed projects are reviewed at two levels (technical and management) prior to the final recommended project list being submitted to the Director for final the CDFW recommendation and proposal to the USFWS.
- Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) - This is a committee that consists of CDFW technical staff representing scientific programs in headquarters branches and regions statewide. The Committee evaluates and scores proposed projects based on biological need, feasibility, and anticipated benefit.
- Management Advisory Committee (MAC) - This is a committee that consists of CDFW managers from headquarters and regions, which has the responsibility to review and comment on conservation and recovery priorities in California. The MAC determines annual priorities and scores the proposals forwarded from the TAC.
Each proposal will be evaluated and scored based upon the criteria below by CDFW's Technical Advisory Committee (TAC). Proposals will be distributed among TAC members such that a minimum of three members read, evaluate, and score each proposal.
The scores of the TAC will then be averaged and ranked numerically.
The scoring of each proposal will use the following criteria:
Immediate Threat / Benefit to Species Award points for only one of the below:
1.1 Project is urgently needed to avoid imminent extinction of a federally listed or candidate species.
1.2 Project is necessary to avoid a significant decline in a federally listed or candidate species' population, distribution, or range; or to avoid or reverse a significant reduction in habitat quality.
1.3 Project generates scientific information needed to support species recovery planning, management, and conservation actions of federally listed, candidate, or recently recovered species.
1.4 Project will increase the statewide population, distribution, or range of federally listed, candidate, or recently recovered species; or improve habitat quality over a substantial area.
Recovery Priority and Need Award points for only one of the below:
2.1 Project is the last step to meet federal recovery plan goals.
2.2 Project is the necessary next identified step from the species' federal recovery plan.
2.3 Project implements a priority action from the species' federal recovery plan.
2.4 Project implements an identified recovery action from an identified effort other than a federal recovery plan.
2.5 Project implements an important recovery action, although the action has not been identified in an existing plan.
Additional Scores Award points on each line:
3 Project actively restores, enhances, manages, or preserves a substantial portion of a federally listed, candidate, or recently recovered species' habitat.
4 Proposal demonstrates substantial benefits to multiple federally listed, candidate, or recently recovered species
5 Proposal demonstrates substantial benefits to multiple Species of Greatest Conservation Need as identified in the State Wildlife Action Plan.
6 Project objectives include the following "SMART" elements: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Time Bound.
7 Proposal identifies appropriate, defensible, and achievable scientific and non-scientific methodology.
8 Project assesses or contributes to species ability to persist in a changing climate.
9 Project includes an education and/or outreach effort and proposal demonstrates how the project will substantially benefit one or more federally listed, candidate, or recently recovered species.
Scored proposals are delivered to the MAC by the TAC, where they are reviewed based upon management priorities and statewide priorities that extend beyond technical scientific and conservation benefit. Each Region/Branch is allocated 10 points to distribute among projects based on recommendations.
Finally, the Director, or his Executive Team designee, has 50 discretionary points to distribute during his review to use for CDFW critical or collaborative projects that best address the most pressing issues related to listed species recovery and conservation in California.
Final Selection Process
The ranked CDFW proposal list is finalized and submitted to USFWS for their review and approval. USFWS priorities or requirements can influence project selection in any given year. USFWS priorities and criteria are included in each year's Federal RFP. A list of approved projects will be updated and available on the Traditional Section 6 website each year once they have been approved by the USFWS Regional Director.
Proposal Template and Budget Worksheet
For questions regarding the Traditional Section 6 Grant proposal scoring process or preliminary project consultation contact Dan Applebee: (209) 588-1879, email@example.com