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Elder M. Brett Wells has recently returned from serving in the Oregon Portland Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He will report on his missionary service on June 19, 2011 at the Wellington 1st, 4th ward chapel at 9 a.m.
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Part of The Scripps Research Institute's mission is to educate and train researchers preparing to meet the scientific challenges of the future. The mission of the Career and Postdoctoral Services Office is to prepare postdoctoral associates and graduate students for a range of professional endeavors, and to support their research training during their appointments. To fulfill this mission, we provide professional development programs and personal career advising to the Scripps training community.
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The ice shelf won't contribute to sea level rise, but the glaciers that fed into it will.
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Regulations can make a difference but we must also change how people live their everyday lives to have any real impact.
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Americans' opinions about climate change are as divided as they are diverse.
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One of the states most at risk from climate change has reportedly banned officials from using the phrase 'climate change.'
Arctic sea ice 'thinning dramatically'
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Global warming brought on California's severe drought
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For those of us that are baby boomers or older, we remember the turmoil our country was in during the 1960s. At that time a well known bumper sticker was placed on many vehicles across the land and it stated "America: Love it or leave it."
The connotation was that if you were a citizen, you should support our country and its decisions or you should go somewhere else where you thought things were better. It was a black and white statement with little gray in it. It was an iconic message of the time and it made some people's blood boil.
Now I have come up with a derivitive of that statement; Winter: Love it or Leave It.
I have created this statement for those I hear that tell me how much they hate the wintertime in eastern Utah. The minute the snow starts to fly they complain how much they wish it would go away. They complain about the cold weather, the ice on the roads and how the winter season stymies their sunny dispositions.
Personally, for a lot of reasons I like winter. But it wasn't always that way; there was a time when I was in my 20s and 30s that I hated getting up in the morning and scraping the windshield of my car, clearing the snow from my driveway and maneuvering the icy streets. I swore that someday I would move somewhere where the snow didn't fall and the temperature seldom fell below 50 degrees. Then I got my wish.
In 1987 I was hired to be the managing editor of a business trade magazine and to take the job I had to move to southern California. I moved in July of that year and only spent about a year there, but that was enough. There was a lot of things I missed about Utah, but the main thing that changed my mind about living in California was the weather. Spring, summer and fall were almost all the same; during the winter I lived there the grass changed its color slightly and we had a little more rain. What a bore.
I found I missed the changes. I missed the warm spring days with snow melting under my feet as I climbed a hillside. I missed a warm afternoon fall breeze that rustled the trees with colorful leaves that covered my lawn. I missed the cold clear days with snow glistening on mountains and mesas. And I missed walking out of my house at two in the morning, watching snow fall and taking in the quietness of the landscape.
So when I moved back to Utah I took it all in and loved it. While my favorite time is still the fall, the winter has taken on new meaning to me. And to enjoy those cold days more, I have taken up sports and activities that tie in with them. It makes them special. I know that special things can be done whether the trail before me is dry as a bone or is filled with white fluffy snow.
So if you really hate the winter, leave it and try something different; maybe you'll find warm sunny skies aren't all they are cracked up to be. You can do it if you really want to. It's one of the things in life we can change. We couldn't pick our parents, we can't do anything about how tall we grew to be as an adult and we certainly can't help the fact we have a screwy Uncle Louie.
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In the late 1960s, Curator Emeritus Niles Eldredge was a graduate student with a passion for trilobite eyes. He had been taught to expect slow and steady change between the specimens of these Devonian arthropods he collected for his dissertation. Only his trilobites were doing one of two things: staying the same, or evolving in leaps.
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Beetle-Wing Body Art: Shuar Ear Ornaments
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When dressing for special occasions, the Shuar people of the upper Amazon adorn themselves with ornaments made from materials found in the surrounding rain forest: feathers, plant fibers, animal parts, wood, and stone. Along with colorful headdresses and necklaces, men wear dramatic ear ornaments like those pictured here, which are made from toucan feathers, glass beads, and the iridescent wing covers of the giant ceiba borer beetle, Euchroma gigantea.
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Museum graduate student Edward Stanley recently used high-resolution x-ray images of tiny "armor" bones to help an international team of scientists discover a new species of lizard from remote, war-torn mountains in Central Africa. The lizard, Cordylus marunguensis, was found on the Marungu Plateau in the southeastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. It is described in the African Journal of Herpetology.
The new lizard was discovered on an expedition led by Eli Greenbaum, assistant professor of evolutionary genetics at the University of Texas at El Paso, and Chifundera Kusamba, a research scientist from the Centre de Recherche en Sciences Naturelles in the Congo. Suspecting that the lizard represented a new species, Greenbaum sent DNA samples and a specimen to Stanley, a third-year student in the Museum's Richard Gilder Graduate School—the first museum program in the Western Hemisphere with the authority to grant the Ph.D. degree.
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Kramer was one of four people recently honored in the ceremony at La Crosse, Wis., an event that preceded the Division III Outdoor Championships.
Kramer grew up in Glenwood, Minn., and graduated from Glenwood High School in 1974. From there, he attended Carleton (Minn.) College where he took the national stage several times. In his four years there, Kramer garnered seven NCAA Division III All-American honors and won four national championships in various events. His plunge into the running world started shortly before high school, thanks to a classmate.
I have been running since 14 years of age. An older student dared me to try out for the cross country team during the summer preceding freshman year, Kramer said.
That dare culminated into two consecutive state individual championship titles in the two-mile run (1973, 1974), and a wonderful collegiate experience at Carleton College. My younger brother, Tim ,also ran as well in high school and college.
Kramer received a degree in chemistry from Carleton and received a post graduate NCAA scholarship to attend the University of Minnesota at the St. Paul campus and study animal science. Instead, he began working as a quality control manager with Kraft Foods in Canton in 1979.
After nearly four years in that position, Kramer decided to attend Clarkson University to pursue a masters degree. Around this time, he also discovered the College for Financial Planning in Denver, which works to enable student learning at a profit and offers technologically advanced education programs to adults in the financial services industry. In 1997, he received a masters of science degree from the college.
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Created by Casey Reas and Ben Fry, Processing is an open source programming language and environment for people who want to program images, animation, and interactions. It is used by students, artists, designers, researchers, and hobbyists for learning, prototyping, and production. It is created to teach fundamentals of computer programming within a visual context and to serve as a software sketchbook and professional production tool. Processing is an alternative to proprietary software tools in the same domain.
I first discovered Processing in 2003 at ITP while exploring different options for creating a set of tutorials about generative algorithms. We quickly realized that Processing could transform our approach to teaching programming and have adopted it as the language learned by all incoming students. I'm thrilled to have this chance to talk to Casey and Ben a little about the origins of Processing, their philosophy, work, and plans for the future. - Daniel Shiffman
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On 16th January Friday Night, TKNY hosts a 'Compact-Impact Night'
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< Ten Freshly-Picked Talents >
-- 01.Ariel Churi, ITP Student.
-- 02.Aya & Carlos, New Media & Interaction Artists.
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-- 04.Daniel Shiffman, Digital Artist.
-- 05.Giles Hendrix, Video Artist.
-- 06.James Clar, Installation Artist.
-- 07.Josh Nimoy, Media Artist & ITP Student.
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Just like any well-seasoned New York City gal, Olivia Palermo plans dinner parties, attends exclusive events, and stays in tune with the fashion world. Concerning the latter, her position at Diane Von Furstenberg definitely gives her an insider's advantage! In addition to the influence of her workplace, Palermo stays style savvy from reading her newsstand favorites (Vogue, ELLE, InStyle) and by globe-trotting. "My environment inspires me," she says. "Whenever I travel, I absorb the culture." Palermo's appreciation of the street chic she spots in London, Paris, Berlin, and New York City is evident in the array of interesting and enviable outfits she wears!
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Palmero's preference for statement-making accessories is also noteworthy. For example, we love the bright blue CC Skye Niki Clutch ($310) she carried to the launch of Lia Sophia's 2020 Collection. It added the perfect pop of color to her otherwise neutral ensemble, which was comprised of a Kmart Tie Neck Blouse ($11), Dress Queen Vest ($145, 212-979-8889), and Aldo Hurren Heels ($110). Palermo's personal favorite Roni Stretch Plate Belt ($55, 212-979-8889) is another fantastic piece. She cinched it over a Zara vest and vintage skirt for a modish effect at a Bergdorf Goodman-hosted Manolo Blahnik event.
Now that we've given you the WWW lowdown on this polished young lady, we trust you'll keep your eyes on her! You can do so by tuning into The City each Monday night to ogle more of her outfits, as well as the glamorous shots of Palermo's skyscraper neighborhood!-Jessica Amento
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Elegy screening:
Zac Posen dress, Zara vest, Steven by Steve Madden Midory Heels ($149)
Diane Von Furstenberg Wonder Woman event:
Diane Von Furstenberg jacket, Sass & Bide top, American Apparel Interlock Pencil Skirt ($32), YSL Tribute Platform Sandals ($760). (In place of Palermo's pricey YSL Tributes, we recommend Guess' Trivan Sandals ($77))
Lia Sophia 2020 II Launch at the Plaza:
Kmart Tie Neck Blouse ($11), Dress Queen Vest ($145, 212-979-8889), Aldo Hurren Heels ($110), CC Skye Niki Clutch ($310)
Manolo Blahnik event at Bergdorf Goodman:
Zara vest, vintage skirt, YSL Tribute Platform Sandals, Roni Stretch Plate Belt ($55, 212-979-8889), vintage statement necklace
CFDA event at the Plaza:
Hugo Boss blazer, Rachel Roy Dress, Chanel shoes, CC Skye Niki Clutch
Run Fatboy Run premiere:
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2007. Japan. Written and directed by Naoko Ogigami. With Satomi Kobayashi, Mikako Ichikawa, Ryo Kase. Megane revisits the pet motifs of hospitality and food set forth in Ogigami's debut feature Kamome Diner (screening on March 12 and 14). In Megane, Taeko, a middle-aged school teacher from the city, arrives at a small, obscure seaside inn in the south of Japan, where she discovers that the quaint residents of this unreal place—including the eccentric innkeeper Yuji—have the surprising ability to create an odd sense of individuated community. Composed in picturesque, planar shots that unfold like a scroll painting, Megane is a wry, subtle, and revealing continuation of the modern comedy of vacations and resorts typified by Jacques Tati's Monsieur Hulot films; a gentle piece of whimsy that suggests Beckett, if Beckett depicted paradises instead of purgatories. In Japanese; English subtitles. 106 min.
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BIDDEFORD, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -The body of 47-year old Charles Raybine was discovered inside his car that was parked outside of a Biddeford apartment complex.
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Oprah Winfrey rebuked James Frey for lying and portraying "A Million Little Pieces" as a truthful account of his life.January 27, 2006 opinionEditorial
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James Frey, the author of the best-selling memoir "A Million Little Pieces," acknowledged that he had made up details of his life.January 12, 2006 booksNews
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It is with great sorrow, and no small amount of embarrassment, that I must confess to some inadvertent errors in my best-selling memoir.January 11, 2006 opinionOp-Ed
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This March 17, 2010 illustration in Beijing shows China's 100 Yuan,... News PhotoBanknote,Beijing,Chinese Currency,Currency,Economy,Effigy,Finance,Horizontal,Illustration,Illustration Technique,LargePhotographer FREDERIC J. BROWNCollection: AFP 2010 AFPThis March 17, 2010 illustration in Beijing shows China's 100 Yuan, or Renminbi, notes, the largest denomination in Chinese currency. The World Bank has urged China to let its currency rise to contain inflation and stop the economy overheating, predicting that growth will gallop ahead at 9.5 percent this year. China is facing growing international pressure, particularly from the United States, to let the yuan appreciate but Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao's insisted over the weekend that Beijing would resist any foreign pressure for a stronger yuan, currently pegged within a narrow range at about 6.8 to the US dollar. AFP PHOTO/Frederic J. BROWN (Photo credit should read FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP/Getty Images)


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John Sickels at minorleagueball.com has revised his Mets' Top 20 prospects to reflect the inclusion of Travis d'Arnaud and Noah Syndergaard who he places #1 and #3, with Zack Wheeler in between, just as I suggested over the weekend.
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1. C Travis d'Arnaud
2. RHP Zack Wheeler
3. RHP Noah Syndergaard
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5. RHP Michael Fulmer
6. RHP Jeurys Familia
7. RHP Luis Mateo
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18. LHP Jack Leathersich
19. INF Danny Muno
20. SS Philip Evans
Generally speaking, Sickels places a lot of weight on success at double-A (Flores/Familia). However, he has clearly made an exception for RHP Luis Mateo who advanced no further than Brooklyn this past year. In terms of guys with similar profiles, I have Tapia over Mateo. I also have deGrom a little higher. The most glaring issue for me in the back half of the top 20 is the exclusion of Aderlin Rodriguez, who I have as ahead, and in some cases well-ahead, of seven or eight guys on that list.


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LEWISTON, NY - A Niagara Falls teenager died in a one-vehicle accident last night in the Town of Lewiston, according to a statement from the New York State Police.
A 2009 Mazda driven by Taylor J. Clause, 18, of Walmore Road in Lewiston, was traveling north on Walmore Road early Sunday morning when it failed to negotiate a curve. The car went off the road, struck a utility pole and rolled several times, police said.
Jasmin P. Dubuc, 19, of Cayuga Drive in Niagara Falls, was ejected from the vehicle and sustained extensive trauma. He died at the scene. Clause, the driver, was also ejected from the car and suffered extensive trauma. He was transported by Mercy Flight to Erie County Medical Center.
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The 2006 San Diego International Conference will be held May 19-24 in San Diego, California.
Joseph Reinhardt, associate professor of biomedical engineering and Milan Sonka, professor of electrical and computer engineering, have been elected Fellows of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering in Washington, D.C.
Their nomination recognizes them for outstanding achievements in medical and biological engineering. A formal induction ceremony was held during the Institute's Annual Event in Washington, D.C. in March.
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University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics is participating in the National Lung Screening Trial (NLST) sponsored by the National Cancer Institute.
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Medical Imaging File Archive Recovery - MIFAR - is a set of software tools for storing medical image data along with other associated post-image processing files, physiologic records, and lab notes.
IIHR Graduate Research Assistant Xiaoyi Liu and IIHR Graduate student Piotr Lewandowski received Outstanding Student Paper Awards from the Atmospheric Sciences Section of the American Geophysical Union (AGU).
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The Appalachian State football team remained No.2 in this week's The Sports Network Top 25 Poll.
ASU (9-2 overall and the No.1 overall seed in the FCS Championship Series playoffs) received 39 first-place votes. Eastern Washington, which won the Big Sky Conference, is the new No.1 team---its first No.1 ranking of the season. Stephen F. Austin (six first-place votes), Williams & Mary (three first-place votes) and Delaware round out the top five.
Delaware is No.1 in the FCS Coaches Top 25 Poll; ASU is No.2. The Blue Hens received 26 first-place votes. Ironically, the Mountaineers didn't receive any, despite their No.2 ranking. Eastern Washington (one first-place vote) is No.3, Jacksonville State and Stephen F, Austin (one first-place vote) round out the top five. Wofford is seventh. Georgia southern is among teams receiving votes.
Others receiving votes: Richmond 301, Florida A&M 237, Massachusetts 229, James Madison 188, Robert Morris 127, Texas Southern 123, Southern Utah 86, Jackson State 55, Old Dominion 48, Chattanooga 31, Central Arkansas 28, Sacramento State 28, Coastal Carolina 22, Eastern Kentucky 22, Elon 20, Northern Arizona 19, Harvard 17, UC Davis 15, McNeese State 14, Murray State 10, Weber State 9, Colgate 7, Yale 7, Rhode island 6, Illinois State 3, Alabama State 2, South Dakota State 1, UT Martin 1.
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Nikon 13-30x50 ED Fieldscope is priced at $799.95 and weighs 18 ozs. Leupold offers the same optics in their SX-1Ventana, 34 ozs with a carring case and tripod for $349.99. I have purchased many hunting scopes from Leupold over the years and consider them to be of excellent quality. On the other hand I own a pair of Nikon Monarch binoculars 8x42 and a Nikon digital camera, which I also consider to be of great quality. Can anyone explain to me why I should pay an extra $500 for the Nikon spotting scope. Is the glass really worth $500 more than what Leopold is offering? This purchase I am about to make is a once in a lifetime purchase. I want to be sure I am putting my money on the best product. This spotting scope needs to stand up to the rigors of horse back packing and long solo trips into the high country.
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EUGENE, Ore. - Benjamin Zamojski moved to Oregon a year and a half ago from the Midwest. The recent college graduate didn't have a job, so he turned to temp agency Express Employment Professionals in Eugene.
Since starting at Express, Zamojski hass worked in everything from construction to advertising to railroad work.
"I was dabbling in a little bit of everything," he said.
Employment experts estimate about 50 percent of temporary jobs turn into full-time work.
Express operations manager Andrew Simila said there are plenty of jobs to dabble in right now. Their temp business is up 50 percent from last year, meaning more companies are turning to temp agencies to find workers.
But do temp jobs just lead educated workers like Zamojski down a path of low paying jobs?
"One of the things as far as the ethical part of the staffing industry is that we have to know from the client company what it is that they would pay an individual for this type of position," Simila said.
Temp jobs pay from minimum wage up to executive-level pay.
Employment analysts at WorkSource Lane said that in this economy, showing work experience and collecting a paycheck is important, even if you're not earning up to your potential.
Zamojski recently started temping for a non-profit that serves people with addictions and mental health disabilities. He calls it his dream job - and hopes to see the job turn into a full-time career.
"I work with a great staff of people," he said. "I seem to fit in nicely."


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Jason Kidd Reborn with Knicks
Rob Mahoney over at SI flags Jason Kidd as among the most unexpected surprises of the NBA season, as Kidd's play has been a stabilizing force for the Knicks, and easily one of the biggest contributing factors to the team's improved play this season. After a down year in last season's lockout-shortened campaign, some worried that Kidd didn't have enough left in the tank to positively influence New York, or even play significant minutes, a notion he has steadily disproven.
Kidd is no more spry today than he was last season, and yet he has again contorted his career to find new life as New York's nominal shooting guard. His assists are down, but his influence is way up; much of the Knicks' newfound unselfishness has been attributed to Kidd's style and influence. He doesn't have to do a ton with Carmelo Anthony and Raymond Felton carrying the offensive load, and he makes the most of his opportunities by sinking damn near every three-pointer he takes (Kidd is shooting a league-best 52.8 percent) and getting the ball where it needs to go.
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It's been pretty remarkable to watch the influence Kidd has had on this team, and how much impact a player can have without having to score all that much or even dominate the ball. There is obviously still the lingering concern about whether Kidd can sustain this for the entire season, particularly given the workload he's been carrying of late, but so far he's been an absolute difference-maker.
It's also still nice he got rid of that whole "blow a kiss" at the foul line thing, remember that? I always wondered how he broke the news to little T.J., "I just don't want to do it anymore, all right … You're too old, it's silly now … It's just time … Look, it was really just for a girl in the stands, and I had to go with it … No, not your mother … Oh, and there's no Santa. Sorry."


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Video: I-96 bridge victim father of police chief
CASCADE TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WZZM) -- A 75-year-old Ionia man is dead after crashing his car into the Thornapple River. The crash happened around 9 a.m. Wednesday on westbound I-96 near M-6.
Witnesses tell police William Steere's 2011 Mercury Marquis left the interstate and entered the grassy median at a high rate of speed. The vehicle did not brake before crashing into the bridge barrier and falling into the river.
Steere is the father of Daniel Steere, who is the current Chief of Police in Grandville.
Two deputies jumped into the river to try to reach the vehicle, but had to turn back. Dive teams and officers from the Michigan State Police, the Kent County Sheriff, the Cascade Fire Department, the Caledonia Fire Department, the Kent County Road Commission, and LIFE EMS Ambulance all assisted at the scene.
State police say they don't know if Steere had some kind of medical condition and what caused his death.
Eastbound I-96 at M-6 was closed for several hours Wednesday morning due to the crash. The vehicle has been pulled from the water.


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SYRACUSE Most of those who attended the 2013 New York Farm Show Friday at the state fairgrounds looked like seasoned farmers. But two teenage girls who were participating in a scavenger hunt there were proof that the field of agriculture also has plenty of room and career opportunities for youths as well as women.
The girls are students from Belleville Henderson Central School and are dairy prospects participating in a program for high school students in Jefferson and Lewis counties hosted by Cornell Cooperative Extension. Madison G. Furgison, 14, and Crystal M. Burger, 15, completed the scavenger hunt at the Syracuse show, weaving their way through five buildings filled with thousands of farmers.
These two girls, who work on their families farms managing dairy cows, needed no help getting started. At the Dairy Building they took each others pictures standing next to a piece of farm machinery. They chose a massive commercial Roto-Mix trailer used to mix feed for farms with up to 1,200 cattle. They learned that the gigantic machine, priced at $70,425, can mix a hay ration of 12,000 pounds and needs to be powered by a tractor with at least 120 horsepower.
They next stopped by a cattle comfort display hosted by Promat, a company based in Ontario, Canada. The girls learned the cushioned flooring they were walking on was made by grinding up recycled rubber tires. Also displayed was a newly designed gel mattress a more luxurious bedding for cows. Each 22-square-foot bed is $325, said Chris T. Keane, the companys international sales manager. Theyre sold to farmers across the globe.
The more the cows lay down, the more milk they give, Mr. Keane said. Cattle comfort is extremely important, because we want cows to live for up to six lactation cycles. Many farmers get rid of them after three.
He pointed to a set of television monitors that showed recordings of dairy cattle in their pens that are used by farmers to review their daily behavior patterns. Recordings are sped up so that one second is the equivalent of three minutes. Like a coach reviewing the performance of football players, farmers can pinpoint cattle that arent getting enough rest.
This is like troubleshooting for farmers, he said.
Finding a lending institution amid the labyrinth of booths was an arduous undertaking for the girls. But their persistence led them to the Horticulture Building to find Farm Credit East. They completed the task by finding out current interest rates on loans and what farmers need to do to acquire funds.
In addition to telling the prospects where to go next, some agriculture experts slowed down their hunt by offering detailed explanations of how their products work.
One of them was Dale Miller, Northeast territory manager for AgriLabs in Mount Pleasant Mills, Pa. He showed the girls a cutting-edge product called StressMate, which is a blend of small proteins and nutrients made for newborn calves. By strengthening calves immune systems, he told the two teens, the product can speed up the young cows rate of growth into adulthood.
This is an emerging technology the young minds of today have the opportunity to be involved in, Mr. Miller said.
The prospects spotted an exhibit featuring a 5-kilowatt wind turbine and solar panels at the Art and Home building. Halco, an energy solutions company in Phelps, has assisted farmers in Central New York to develop wind and solar energy plans that meet their needs. Solar panels installed on the roofs of barns can be an easy way for farms to cut down on operational expenses, representative Amanda M. Postma said.
By using wind and solar, you are offsetting a part of the energy that comes from the grid, she said.
After finishing their three-hour search, the dairy prospects completed all but one of the tasks getting a picture taken next to a Got Milk? booth that made no appearance this year.
The scavenger hunt at the fair is one of several field trip activities for high school students in Cornells dairy prospect program, which is hosted every other year. The six students in the program visited HP Hood in LaFargeville in October, where they watched workers make sour cream. They visited the SUNY College of Agriculture and Technology at Morrisville in November to learn about the agriculture programs there, and saw how a rotary milking parlor operates at Curtin Brothers Dairy in Cassville.
We always take them to well-run and managed farms, program group leader Peggy L. Murray said.
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Tallahassee, Florida - Florida's public schools are moving toward the classroom of the future where students rely on iPads or laptops for their lessons as much as textbooks.
A new law requires schools to buy all of their new instructional materials in digital form starting in 2015.
But many schools still have a long way to go in that transition to a digital classroom.
Currently about half of the state's 3,400 schools don't have wireless Internet. More than 200 don't have any broadband Internet access.
So, the State Board of Education is asking state lawmakers to set aside more than $440 million for digital learning next year.
Most of that cash would be used to make sure schools have access to wireless and broadband Internet. About $50 million would go to purchase laptops or tablets.
Education Commissioner Pam Stewart wants to buy enough tablets or laptops to have one device for every two students.
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42 U.S. Code § 12705c - Grants for regulatory barrier removal strategies and implementation
(a) Funding
There is authorized to be appropriated for grants under subsections (b) and (c) [1] of this section such sums as may be necessary for each of fiscal years 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005.
(b) Grant authority
The Secretary may make grants to States and units of general local government (including consortia of such governments) for the costs of developing and implementing strategies to remove regulatory barriers to affordable housing, including the costs of—
(2) identifying State and local policies (including laws and regulations) that permit or encourage regulatory barriers;
(3) developing legislation to provide State, local, or regional programs to reduce regulatory barriers and developing a strategy for adoption of such legislation;
(4) developing model State or local standards and ordinances to reduce regulatory barriers and assisting in the adoption and use of the standards and ordinances;
(5) carrying out the simplification and consolidation of administrative procedures and processes constituting regulatory barriers to affordable housing, including the issuance of permits; and
(d) Definitions
For purposes of this section, the terms "regulatory barriers to affordable housing" and "regulatory barriers" have the meaning given such terms in section 12705b of this title.
(e) Application and selection
The Secretary shall provide for the form and manner of applications for grants under this section, which shall describe how grant amounts will assist the State or unit of general local government in developing and implementing strategies to remove regulatory barriers to affordable housing. The Secretary shall establish criteria for approval of applications under this subsection and such criteria shall require that grant amounts be used in a manner consistent with the strategy contained in the comprehensive housing affordability strategy for the jurisdiction pursuant to section 12705 (b)(4) of this title.
(f) Selection of grantees
To the extent amounts are made available to carry out this section, the Secretary shall provide grants on a competitive basis to eligible grantees based on the proposed uses of such amounts, as provided in applications under subsection (e) of this section.
(g) Coordination with clearinghouse
Each State and unit of general local government receiving a grant under this section, shall consult, coordinate, and exchange information with the clearinghouse established under section 12705d of this title.
(h) Reports to Secretary
Each State and unit of general local government receiving a grant under this section shall submit a report to the Secretary, not less than 12 months after receiving the grant, describing any activities carried out with the grant amounts. The report shall contain an assessment of the impact of any regulatory barriers identified by the grantee on the housing patterns of minorities.
[1] See References in Text note below.
Source(Pub. L. 102–550, title XII, § 1204,Oct. 28, 1992, 106 Stat. 3938; Pub. L. 106–569, title I, § 102(a)–(e), Dec. 27, 2000, 114 Stat. 2946, 2947.)
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Subsection (c) of this section, referred to in subsec. (a), was repealed by Pub. L. 106–569, title I, § 102(c),Dec. 27, 2000, 114 Stat. 2947.
Section was enacted as part of the Removal of Regulatory Barriers to Affordable Housing Act of 1992, and also as part of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1992, and not as part of the Cranston-Gonzalez National Affordable Housing Act which comprises this chapter.
Section is comprised of section 1204 ofPub. L. 102–550. Subsection (i) ofsection 1204 of Pub. L. 102–550amended section 5306 of this title.
2000—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 106–569, § 102(a), amended heading and text of subsec. (a) generally. Prior to amendment, text read as follows: "The amounts set aside under section 5307 of this title for the purpose of this subsection shall be available for grants under subsection (b) and (c) of this section."
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 106–569, § 102(b)(1), (2), substituted "Grant authority" for "State grants" in heading and inserted "and units of general local government (including consortia of such governments)" after "States" in introductory provisions.
Subsec. (b)(3). Pub. L. 106–569, § 102(b)(3), substituted "State, local, or regional programs to reduce" for "a State program to reduce State and local".
Subsec. (b)(4). Pub. L. 106–569, § 102(b)(4), inserted "or local" after "State".
Subsec. (b)(5). Pub. L. 106–569, § 102(b)(5), struck out "State" before "administrative procedures".
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 106–569, § 102(c), struck out heading and text of subsec. (c) which related to local grants.
Subsec. (e). Pub. L. 106–569, § 102(d), substituted "and such criteria shall require that grant amounts be used in a manner consistent with the strategy contained in the comprehensive housing affordability strategy for the jurisdiction pursuant to section 12705 (b)(4) of this title" for "and for the selection of units of general local government to receive grants under subsection (f)(2) of this section" before period at end.
Subsec. (f). Pub. L. 106–569, § 102(e), amended heading and text of subsec. (f) generally, substituting provisions relating to selection of grantees for provisions relating to allocation of amounts.
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"Winning isn't everything … it's the only thing."
Most people attribute this quote to legendary Green Bay Packers coach Vince Lombardi. Actually, Vince borrowed it from a former UCLA football coach named Red Sanders. Its true meaning is hard to miss. Winning is the only thing that matters.
After Lombardi's Packers won three NFL titles and two Super Bowls during the 1960s, some softheaded child psychologists wanted him to soften those words. The old coach would have none of it. Winning meant the world to him. He even ignored the pain in his gut that eventually killed him to coach the Washington Redskins through the 1969 season, hoping to replicate the glorious winning years of his Green Bay career.
The quote comes to mind because we have a high school football Super Bowl game today between Woonsocket and Tolman that means the world to all of the players and coaches involved in the contest. The margin of difference between winning and losing figures to be minute, just as it was when Tolman edged Woonsocket 6-0 in their regular season meeting back in late September.
The opposing coaching staffs probably have more pressure on them than their players do. They have to call the offensive plays and defensive schemes. They have to make sure their special teams units have the right amount of players on the field.
Most importantly, these coaches must judge the flow of the game and make adjustments, fixing leaks in the defense, finding ways to block blitzing linebackers, putting their players in the right position to make the plays.
This is the game within the game. The coaching staffs know what is at stake. They've been watching film for three days now. Some of the team leaders, guys like Kevin Reyes and Pepe Torres of Woonsocket, along with Joselito Knapp and Ousmane Samb of Tolman, have been watching film, too.
Most of them remember what happened on the night of Sept. 24 at Pariseau Field in Pawtucket. Tolman's Elvis George scored on a six-yard run in the first quarter. That was the only score of the night. The host Tigers ran for 161 yards on 39 carries and held Woonsocket to 24 yards on 12 rushes. Woonsocket threw the ball 20 times and completed 10 for 111 yards. Tolman completed two of four passes for a whopping five yards.
Woonsocket coach Carnell Henderson said this week that his coaching staff had many questions about the Villa Novans back in September, beginning with the most important one.
"Who are we?" Henderson asked. "What is our strength?"
It turned out the defense was the team's most important element. Woonsocket's offense got better as the season progressed but the coaching staff leaned on the defense in close games, not taking any major risks on offense when a defense that allowed only 20 points in seven league games was standing at the ready.
Tolman, which won only two league games in 2009, had similar issues. Who were these Tigers? They started to answer the question that night in September by refusing to lose against a bigger Woonsocket team. The undersized but speedy Tigers flew to the football on defense, keeping big-play performers like Jesse Charette and Jalen Evans from breaking loose after getting past the first wave of tacklers.
The Tigers showed the same kind of "refuse to lose" attitude in the playoff semifinals against St. Raphael Academy. After falling behind 12-7 at halftime, Tolman rushed for 220 yards in the second half. Samb had a couple of punishing runs in the fourth quarter. When other players were getting tired, Ousmane Samb and his teammates got stronger.
There are so many clichés that are associated with football, stock phrases like "the fourth quarter is ours" that ring true to the players and coaches, even if they sound corny to people sitting at home reading the newspaper or watching highlights on television.
Today's game really could come down to the fourth quarter. Which players are going to do what Ousmane Samb did the other night and almost will their team to victory? Who is going to "make a play?" (Another cliche that makes sense.)
Even after playing three quarters of bruising football in 40-degree weather, with the wind turning colder in the second half, the winning team is going to prove itself by knocking the football loose from some unsuspecting opponent and falling on it, turning a bad situation into a chance for victory. Nobody turns how this is going to happen. Football games can turn suddenly on one big play, a turnover by the defense, perhaps, or a long run by Jalen Evans or Ousmane Samb or possibly from an unheralded player nobody suspects.
Maybe it will be a short pass from Kevin Reyes that Jesse Charette turns into a touchdown. Woonsocket fans would love to see that happen.
When it is over, players from both teams will shake hands and accept their trophies. The winners will be the ones wearing big smiles, waving to their family and friends in the stands. The losers will be down on one knee, looking at the ground, replaying in their minds key plays that turned victory into defeat.
They'll only remember this game for the rest of their lives. Winning isn't everything? Go find another audience to try that one on.


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In this chapter, the following definitions shall apply:
(1) Carnal knowledge
The term "carnal knowledge" means contact between the penis and the vulva or the penis and the anus, including penetration of any sort, however slight.
(2) Inmate
The term "inmate" means any person incarcerated or detained in any facility who is accused of, convicted of, sentenced for, or adjudicated delinquent for, violations of criminal law or the terms and conditions of parole, probation, pretrial release, or diversionary program.
(3) Jail
The term "jail" means a confinement facility of a Federal, State, or local law enforcement agency to hold—
(5) Oral sodomy
The term "oral sodomy" means contact between the mouth and the penis, the mouth and the vulva, or the mouth and the anus.
(6) Police lockup
The term "police lockup" means a temporary holding facility of a Federal, State, or local law enforcement agency to hold—
(7) Prison
The term "prison" means any confinement facility of a Federal, State, or local government, whether administered by such government or by a private organization on behalf of such government, and includes—
(8) Prison rape
The term "prison rape" includes the rape of an inmate in the actual or constructive control of prison officials.
(9) Rape
The term "rape" means—
(A) the carnal knowledge, oral sodomy, sexual assault with an object, or sexual fondling of a person, forcibly or against that person's will;
(B) the carnal knowledge, oral sodomy, sexual assault with an object, or sexual fondling of a person not forcibly or against the person's will, where the victim is incapable of giving consent because of his or her youth or his or her temporary or permanent mental or physical incapacity; or
(10) Sexual assault with an object
The term "sexual assault with an object" means the use of any hand, finger, object, or other instrument to penetrate, however slightly, the genital or anal opening of the body of another person.
(11) Sexual fondling
The term "sexual fondling" means the touching of the private body parts of another person (including the genitalia, anus, groin, breast, inner thigh, or buttocks) for the purpose of sexual gratification.
(12) Exclusions
The terms and conditions described in paragraphs (9) and (10) shall not apply to—
(A) custodial or medical personnel gathering physical evidence, or engaged in other legitimate medical treatment, in the course of investigating prison rape;
(B) the use of a health care provider's hands or fingers or the use of medical devices in the course of appropriate medical treatment unrelated to prison rape; or
Source(Pub. L. 108–79, § 10,Sept. 4, 2003, 117 Stat. 987.)
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