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Social landlord Affinity Sutton has slammed potential government plans to deny those under the age of 25 access to housing benefit.
Chancellor George Osborne announced this week that the coalition will set an overall cap on the welfare budget as it aims to deliver further spending cuts of £25 billion.
With many of the savings expected to come from cuts to welfare, there is a possibility that the government will move to ban under-25s from access to housing benefit.
However, Vicky Bonner, Affinity Sutton's director of housing, has given five reasons why the 57,000-home provider believes that such a policy should be prevented:
- Removing the vital safety net of housing benefit from young people is not a fair or rational way to reduce the welfare bill.
- Many of its young residents do not have the option of moving back to the family home and so removing housing benefit would be detrimental to families and children and result in increased rent arrears, hardship and even homelessness.
- Receiving housing benefit offers a vital safety net to Affinity's young tenants allowing them to keep a roof over their head while they are in low paid work or looking for work.
- Increasing the supply of affordable housing in areas where young people work would help address the issue of high housing benefit costs.
- Requiring employers to pay a truly living wage would reduce dependency on housing benefit.
Ms Bonner explained that though Affinity Sutton understands the pressure to reduce the benefits bill, it does not believe that removing a "vital safety net" from people purely determined by their age is the best way to do it.
She has urged the government to look at other ways to lower benefits spend such as reducing the cost of housing by increasing supply of affordable homes and encouraging employers to pay a living wage so that households in work are less reliant on housing benefit.
Ms Bonner warned that "discriminating against housing benefit claimants on the basis of their age will deepen poverty, increase homelessness and impact on the well being of children and families. Age alone cannot be relied upon to determine whether someone could return to the family home and this proposal overlooks the significance of personal circumstances."
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September 4, 2010
Lycoming rally falls short at Rowan, 24-17
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– It took a defensive play to get the Lycoming College offense going on Saturday, Sept. 4, at Coach Richard Wackar Stadium. Unfortunately, the resulting furious second-half rally by the Warriors wasn't enough to get past a tough Rowan University, falling 24-17.
"I'm pleased with our ability to hang in there against a very good team," Lycoming head coach Mike Clark said. "I'm disappointed because we made too many mistakes. This was a winnable game. They are good, but with penalties and dropped balls, it wasn't enough to beat a good team on their field."
Down 24-0, the Warriors (0-1 overall) got on the scoreboard thanks to its defense, as the team benefitted from a pair of penalties that pushed the Profs back to the 4-yard line for a third-and-21. Senior captain
Chuck Bellitto
(Malvern, Pa./Great Valley) picked the ensuing deep attempt at the 25-yard line and used the left sideline to trot in for the touchdown. Senior
T.J. Chiarolanza
(Warminster, Pa./William Tenet) rang the extra point off the upright, but it went through to cut the deficit to 17 points with 1:50 left in the third quarter.
The Warriors kept the pressure on, turning the Profs (1-0 overall) away on a three-and-out and then quickly went on a 61-yard, three-play drive to score again, this time on a look over the middle by sophomore quarterback
Zach Klinger
(Halifax, Pa./Halifax), who found senior tight end
Mike Reese
(Shenandoah, Pa./Shenandoah) for a 20-yard touchdown. The drive also included a 31-yard reception by Josh Dixon (Fleetville, Pa./Lackawanna Trail) and a 10-yard run by sophomore
Parker Showers
(Aspers, Pa./Biglerville).
The Warriors kept the pressure on after a pair of punts as junior
Anthony Marascio
(Philadelphia, Pa./Father Judge) got to the Rowan quarterback on the weak side and forced a fumble into the waiting hands of sophomore
Dillin Rudloff
(Athens, Pa./Athens) at the Rowan 10-yard-line. Chiarolanza came on to convert the 27-yard-field goal to make it a 24-17 game with 6:56 left.
Rowan had a drive once again stall at the 35-yard-line as freshman
Robbie Brodish
(Middletown, Pa./Middletown) broke up a pass on third-and-five near the first down line, giving the Warriors a chance to tie the game with a drive that started at the Lycoming 20 after the Profs' punt went into the end zone. After a nine-yard run by Klinger on third down, the Profs stood tall, stopping the Warriors behind the line of scrimmage on fourth down with 3:01 left.
On a third-and-five for the Profs from the 25-yard line, sophomore
Ray Bierbach
(Hunlock Creek, Pa./Northwest Area) came up huge for the Warriors, hauling in an interception at the four-yard line, and returning it to the 15. On the first play of the ensuing drive with just over two minutes left, Klinger found senior wide-out
Ryan Wagaman
( Apers, Pa./Biglerville) for a 20-yard gain to the 35. However, that was as close as the Warriors could get, with two incomplete passes and a scramble ending the Warriors' offensive day.
Both teams spent much of the first quarter struggling for field position, but a high snap that nearly went out of the end zone helped the Profs start a drive with 1:16 left in the quarter at the 25-yard line. The Profs spent little time going to work, with Justin Long catching a pass over the middle on 1-and-10 and moving to the one-yard line. Quarterback Kenny Brock scored on the next play on a bootleg.
The Profs kept the momentum going after the touchdown, with them executing a perfect on-sides kick attempt. Aided by a pass interference penalty, the Profs got into position for Antonio Regalbuto to hit a 35-yard field goal to take a 10-0 lead early in the second quarter.
The Profs also took advantage late in the half after the Warriors failed to convert on a punt fake, missing a first down by inches. Rowan started a 67-yard drive from there and even overcame a block in the back penalty on a 48-yard run by Keith Corcoran. With 14 seconds left, Brock found Lee on a quick slant for the six-yard touchdown, helping the Profs take a 17-0 lead into the locker room.
Josh Kleinfelter
(Bellwood, Pa./Bellwood-Antis) led the Warriors in the first half, posting 53 yards on 14 carries. Corcoran rushed for 52 yards and Brock completed 10-of-22 passes in the first half.
The Warriors' offense started to show signs of life in the third quarter, as Kleinfelter rushed for 62 yards into the end zone on the team's first possession of the second half, but a hold call brought the play back to midfield and the Warriors' drive later stalled.
Rowan's offense kept going in the third quarter, as Corcoron broke loose on a windy-twisting 73-yard run for a touchdown during the Prof's first possession of the third quarter, helping the Profs' take a 24-0 lead.
Kleinfelter finished the game with 91 yards on 24 attempts and Reese led the Warriors' passing game, catching three passes for 50 yards while Dixon added three catches for 40 yards. Klinger finished 12-for-31 passing for 145 yards and a touchdown. He did not turn the ball over.
Rowan's offense was led by Corcoran, whlo ran for 153 yards and a touchdown and receiver Khalil Wallace, who made five catches for 45 yards. Brock finished 15-of-34 passing for 135 yards. He was intercepted twice and passed for one touchdown.
Defensively, the Warriors got several standout performances, as sophomore
Matt Talerico
(Moosic, Pa./Riverside) posted eight tackles and two breakups, junior linebacker
Chris Kish
(Wilkes-Barre, Pa./G.A.R. Memorial) added eight stops. Marascio also added eight tackles, a sack and a forced fumble and Bellitto also posted eight tackles, a tackle for loss and an interception. Bierback also posted seven tackles, three breakups and an interception.
The Profs were led by 12 tackles from Jerome Gordon and Steve Hague added nine tackles and two for a loss.
Lycoming returns to David Person Field for its 2010 home opener on Saturday, Sept. 11, when Westminster College comes to town for a 1 p.m. game as part of the PAC/MAC Challenge. The game is also part of the NCAA Take A Kid To The Game initiative, with all children under the age of 14 will be admitted free when accompanied by a paying adult.
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UPDATED: World Vision continues its response in areas of the Horn of Africa devastated by drought. While conditions have begun to improve in parts of the region, challenges remain for the families who live there and the aid workers who are trying to provide assistance.
A severe drought in the Horn of Africa has killed tens of thousands of children and pushed millions of families to the brink of starvation. At the height of the crisis, an estimated 35 percent of all children in the region faced emergency levels of malnutrition.
With the support of generous donors, we are continuing to help save lives and sustain livelihoods through interventions, such as:
>>Distributing therapeutic food, in partnership with the World Food Program, especially for children and women
>>Improving water and sanitation by trucking in water, rehabilitating wells, and providing water storage tanks
>>Providing assistance for refugees and displaced families in camps
>>Supporting agriculture by providing seeds for farmers and food for livestock
>>Promoting practices to make land more drought-resistant
World Vision has provided food, clean water, and medical care to more than 620,000 people in the past three months, but many still remain vulnerable.
The rainy season has improved conditions in parts of the Horn. However, heavy rains and insecurity continue to hamper humanitarian operations in Kenya and Somalia. In Kenya, some 80,000 people have been displaced by floods. The rain has led to increased incidence of malaria, and the level of need remains high.
Below is a report on our activities in the three most severely impacted countries: Kenya, Somalia, and Ethiopia.
In the Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya — the largest such camp in the world — World Vision coordinated the distribution and assembly of 5,000 tents provided by ShelterBox.
In late October, cases of cholera began to emerge in the camp. World Vision partnered with other organizations to respond by identifying cholera cases, distributing hygiene kits, constructing latrines, providing hygiene training and potable water, and installing hand-washing facilities.
Our other efforts in Kenya focus on providing displaced families with kits containing items like blankets, pots, and mosquito nets, as well as helping build resilience through projects like water storage systems, planting trees, and setting up irrigation systems.
Fortunately, the number of affected children in World Vision programs in Kenya has significantly declined. There are now about 1,500 affected children — down from more than 10,000 children at the beginning of the crisis response.
Farmers in the northeastern and coast regions who planted drought-tolerant crops are now harvesting their produce. In northeastern Kenya, livestock conditions are good and commanding stable livestock prices. However, in eastern Kenya, most of the crops are withering under the hot sun and farmers fear there may be another crop failure.
In Somalia, lack of rain and soaring food prices have resulted in dangerously high malnutrition rates, especially among young children. According to the United Nations, six months after the declaration of famine, an estimated 250,000 Somalis still live in famine conditions. Four million people remain in need of humanitarian assistance — mostly in the southern regions.
Rain has brought relief to many parts of Somalia. However, many people will still rely on humanitarian aid for months to come, until they harvest their first crops, and livestock regenerates. World Vision projects that this emergency condition will persist at least until February.
The United Nations has officially downgraded the famine designation in a few regions in Somalia. In some areas, malnutrition was affecting 53 percent of the population. Now that figure has fallen below the famine threshold of 30 percent. However, that good news is tempered by warnings that some 250,000 of an original 750,000 Somalis still face starvation because military battles are preventing food deliveries.
World Vision has worked in Somalia since 1992, but in 2010, armed groups demanded that most aid organizations leave the south-central area of the country. We are still able to work in some parts of Somalia, but we cannot access the epicenter of the famine, in part due to lack of security for aid workers. We also serve families in Somalia through partner community organizations.
Please pray that the situation will change, and that World Vision and other organizations will be granted safe access to bring life-saving food and care to the children and families who are in such dire need.
In the areas where we are able to work, we are intervening through cash-for-work programs, water catchments restoration, and new borehole construction.
Due to the onset of the rainy season, cases of waterborne diseases and malaria are increasing. World Vision has stocked up on necessary medicines to meet the expected needs. We are also fast-tracking the process of acquiring and distributing shelter material to protect displaced families.
More than 700,000 Somalis have fled to refugee camps in Kenya and Ethiopia, where we are providing assistance. Kits with non-food items are distributed to families who arrive at refugee camps, often with nothing but the clothes on their backs. Kits contain items like blankets, a bucket, a cooking pot, and a mosquito net.
In Ethiopia, we are responding with emergency food and seeds for vegetables and other crops; non-food items like blankets, mattresses, and utensils; training for community members in bee-keeping; support for malnourished children with medical complications; and supplementary food for malnourished children under 5, as well as pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers.
In the Dollo Ado refugee camp, World Vision is building semi-permanent schools and libraries, distributing uniforms and school supplies, and providing teacher training. These schools allow displaced children to continue learning and maintain some sense of a normal life.
Read the stories of Fadija and Gaalo — two mothers who are struggling to survive with their children in the midst of drought and famine in Somalia.
Read the latest updates on the humanitarian crisis in the Horn of Africa, as well as our response.
Get your church involved in responding to the food crisis in the Horn of Africa. Check out our resources — such as bulletin inserts, prayer points, social media banners, and more — and equip your congregation to respond with compassion to this emergency.
Share. World Vision thanks everyone who has offered support in responding to the drought, food crisis, and famine in the Horn of Africa. Donations and prayers are both greatly appreciated. You can also help by sharing information about this humanitarian emergency with your friends on Facebook, Twitter, or your blog.
Pray. Please pray specifically for aid organizations like World Vision to reach those who are suffering most — particularly in presently inaccessible areas of Somalia, where famine has ravaged multiple regions. Pray also for rain to continue to bring relief to this parched region of Africa, and for assistance to come to families who are struggling just to survive.
Make a one-time gift to our Horn of Africa Food Crisis Fund. Your donation will multiply five times to help provide emergency food, healthcare, and other critical assistance to this suffering part of the world.
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Erwin O. Wittorff, 87, formerly of Inman, passed away Sept. 10, 2013 at Via Christi St. Francis, Wichita. He was born April 3, 1926, in rural Inman, the son of Arthur and Elsie Blocker Wittorff.
He served in the U.S. Army during WWII. He was a farmer, he loved his hereford cattle and he had worked part time for the Inman School District.
He was a member of St. Peter's United Church of Christ, Inman, the Inman Lions Club, had served on the Pleasant View Home Board, the St. Peter's United Church of Christ Board, and had helped with the annual St. Peter's Ground Hog Feed where he was in charge of the sauerkraut.
He enjoyed his children and grandchildren and was known as Popo.
On June 4, 1950, he married Geneva Rhodes at Inman. She survives in Derby. Other survivors include his children, Kevin (Janie) Wittorff of Derby and Linda (John) Bode of Derby, three grandchildren, Julie Matzen, David Matzen, Kyle Wittorff, and 16 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by two brothers, Roy in infancy, and Arnold.
Graveside Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 14, 2013 at North Inman Cemetery with military rites conducted by Ft. Riley Honor Guard. A Memorial Service will follow at 11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 14, 2013 at St. Peter's United Church of Christ, Inman with Reverend Dennis L. Ureche officiating.
The family will greet friends from 4 to 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 13, 2013 at St. Peter's United Church of Christ, Inman. Memorials may be sent to St. Peter's United Church of Christ in care of Buhler Mortuary, 120 North Main, Buhler, KS 67522.
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It took all of one season for Chip Kelly to get the Philadelphia Eagles franchise back on its feet. Now comes the hard part: building out the roster to compete for a Super Bowl.
In a perfect world, the Birds would spend lavishly on free agents this offseason, surround their impressive, young core with the NFL's top available talent and take a run at a championship. Sadly, there's this little thing called the salary cap that the team must work within the confines of.
Actually, it's a big part of what makes the NFL offseason so much fun. The cap forces front offices to allocate ever dollar carefully when constructing the roster. Any money spent on one position naturally takes away from how much can be spent on another.
So how does it break down for the Eagles?
First, let's look at the club's overall cap health, followed by where those dollars and cents are going at each position. From that, we should be able to get a sense of where more spending is needed and what spending needs to be scaled back.


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An administrator pushes, on a shoestring budget, to move his university and the world toward a more sustainable equilibrium.
More emails go by, some asking whether schools have disallowed first-year students from bringing cars, and what the results have been. (Yes, and mixed.) Other items announce the construction of new campus housing, much of it aimed at older undergraduates — mostly low-rise, apartment-style. (Particularly appropriate given the trend towards older undergraduates nationwide.)
In terms of limiting greenhouse emissions, students who live on (or very near) campus, and who don't bring cars to school (or, at very least, don't drive much), are the best kind of students to have. Food preparation in dining halls is more energy-efficient than food preparation in individual kitchens, it's true. But the savings from not having students drive to campus far outweighs any savings in the food preparation arena, so if it takes apartments at the edge of campus to lure ever-older students into campus housing, go for it. (BTW, there may be a middle ground in eating clubs or food coops where students can live in apartments and still eat most of their meals out of an efficient, larger-scale kitchen. My impression is that Oberlin does a good job of this — other schools as well, I'm sure. Tell me about yours.)
And low-rise multifamily housing is a perfect project to introduce "passive house" building technology to your campus community. Real-world examples work wonders on people's perceptions, and a low-rise building is a low-cost opportunity to create one. There's a now-classic picture of two apartment buildings — one of them built to passive standards — here. (Also useful definitions of a number of sustainability-related terms and technologies.) Note how the outside temperature on the passive building approximates the temperature of the tree branch, which is to say the temp of the outside air. Tough to get more energy efficient than that! Sure would like to get one here at Greenback!
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So why isn't every one and their brother loading up on COP at this price and a nearly 5% div?? It almost seems like a no brainer and I usually get those!! What am i missing??
Yes not selling my XOM to buy COP; XOM for me is a core holding; but did sell BDX.
well i'm in at 52.37, if goes lower, I'll buy more. Looking for income from value stocks. cop seems to fit.
I now hold COP in both a ROTH and a DRIP. BTW the DRIP is free!! Or at least until you sell. When an opportunity like this comes along I often try to buy extra so when it gets a pop I can sell some and still have a nice amount to hold for long term.
Oh good job you got it at the low for the day so far!!
would you buy today for the div, or wait to see if oil goes lower? 33 mins left to buy, comments please. thanks.
COP is not just about the div, It is a multi national oil company with wonderful stats that for several reasons is trading very low. Morningstar has a price target of $73 yahoo has a price target of $67. A 5% div in a quality company and the potential for a ball park 20% price gain is unusual to find.
I have added more this week. My truck is now loaded! No brainer if there ever was one.
yup I even been selling stocks with a lower div to buy COP. Even sold 1/2 my position in MO because Cop pays about the same at this price and may have more possibility for capital gains.


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Beyonce Out-Trashed Miley Cyrus Last Night
1/27/2014 4:00 AM PST, by Sarah Taylor
It's a damn good thing Miley Cyrus opted to stay home and play Guitar Hero last night instead of going to the Grammys, because the world wouldn't be able to stand all the raunch in one place in one single night.
Beyonce's opening performance of "Drunk in Love" was, at best, self-indulgent and grasping at straws. At worst, it was inappropriate, more offensive than Miley's VMA performance, and generally sad.
The fact of the matter is that girlfriend is just past her musical prime. We don't care about all the single ladies anymore. We don't need to see what Beyonce looks like in a thong any longer, because like Miley's overexposed vulva has taken us to new heights. And twerking? So passé.
Truth be told, Beyonce can't even sing to the degree that she used to be able to anymore. She shrills off-key and mutters instead, and relies on shock factor, sex, and visual stimulants to get people talking about her performances.
In short, Beyonce is basically over. We never thought we'd be longing for the days of Miley Cyrus and her Beetlejuice twerking, and honestly, if Miley had pulled off last night's performance instead of Beyonce, she'd never live it down. Woe betide she who encourages us to defend Miley Cyrus over basically anything.
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Wetlands require a reliable, adequate water supply to function and provide the multitude of benefits they produce for our nation and its wildlife. Most often that water supply comes directly from natural precipitation and runoff. In much of the eastern United States, water supply for wetlands poses little problem, except during periods of drought. However, throughout the arid West, wetlands must compete with other demands – particularly urban uses and agriculture - for a highly variable, unpredictable, and limited water resource. Ducks Unlimited (DU) is committed to work with the Obama Administration to resolve and mitigate these water issues and proactively work to avoid the growing potential for problems in the East.
The West was settled largely on the back of diversion irrigation. While this water diversion facilitated the establishment of several large metropolitan areas and the development of millions of acres of productive farmlands, the environmental impact was the eradication of most of the West's natural wetlands. Tulare Lake in California, which used to be the largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi, no longer exists. In the Klamath Basin between Oregon and Northern California, farmers, salmon and wetlands compete for limited river flows, resulting in the endangerment of several fish species, livelihoods of commercial fishermen and farmers, and one of the world's most important wetland complexes. The lower Colorado River has so much water diverted that it becomes a trickle by the time it reaches the Mexican border and wintering habitat for millions of migratory birds has been reduced to a small fraction of the historic acreage.
The U.S. Department of the Interior identified areas of the West where water supply crises are expected by 2025, and most of these areas are also recognized by DU and other leading wetland conservation organizations as critical to sustaining the continent's migratory bird populations. Yet, policies, programs and even entire bureaucracies, created at a time when wetlands and wildlife habitat were abundant and undervalued, have systematically created and perpetuated the declining condition of these wetlands. It is vital that wetlands and associated wildlife habitat are considered as public policy is developed, modified, and implemented to ensure that the dire situation in the West not only abates, but also improves.
There are two particular areas of water supply policy development and implementation that DU believes must be addressed.
Central Valley Project Improvement Act (CVPIA)
Background: The CVPIA, enacted in 1992, mandated the delivery of water supplies to critical Pacific Flyway wetlands. Specifically, it required the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) to provide full base-level supplies of water to key wetland areas, provide water needed to mitigate for the impacts of agriculturally contaminated water on the Kesterson National Wildlife Refuge, and ramp-up to optimal base levels of water by 2002. If this promise of water supply had been realized, the result would have been ecologically appropriate water conditions on water-poor federal refuges, state wildlife areas and some private wetlands. Even so, these improved wetlands would represent only a small percentage of historic Central Valley wetlands lost to agriculture and urbanization.
Need: Some progress has been made in complying with these mandates. As a result of the efforts of the BOR and other conservation partners, more reliable water supplies have provided some habitat for migratory birds during the winter months. However, full refuge water supplies – winter and summer water – have never been achieved, and compliance with the promises of the Act is still far from reality. As a drought in the West and population growth continues, the prospects for significant progress are dwindling.
Passage of CVPIA was considered to be the turning point for reliable water supplies at key Central Valley wetlands and mitigation for the years of damage to fish and wildlife through government-sponsored drainage programs. The Bureau has been unable, however, to develop creative means to increase water supplies in many instances. A number of actions could improve the status of wetlands in the region. A little-used CVPIA program could retire less productive farmland and reduce the demand for scarce water. Increases in staffing devoted to this work and upgraded facilities to convey the water supplies to refuges could result from budgets appropriated for wetland improvement. Short-term water contracts and ground water pumping have not been sufficient to assure the long-term water supply needs. Permanent water rights have been available and need to be acquired to ensure wetland functions and values in the Central Valley.
Recommendations: DU urges the Obama Administration to (1) examine the staffing and organizational structure of BOR and FWS to ensure more effective implementation of the CPVIA, (2) support budget appropriations that make up for past internal shortfalls needed to accomplish the Act's goals, and (3) support budget appropriations needed to pay for the federal share of costs associated with the purchase of permanent water rights.
Water Supply and Energy Development
Background: Water is used for the development and production of energy resources, including alternative energy sources such as oil shale, oil sands, and ethanol. Some of these processes use very large amounts of water. Moreover, some components of the production process are transferable, yet continue to be promoted and subsidized in locations where water is in short supply and its use by the energy industry competes directly with water supplies for wetlands and other important water needs.
Need: Federal subsidies and other means of promoting and encouraging energy production operations in water-short areas of the country should be discontinued and energy development redirected to locations where water is in greater supply.
Recommendations: To the extent that ethanol production plants continue to be promoted as the means to provide alternative energy sources, DU encourages the Obama Administration to support incentives to locate new plants in areas outside of the Prairie Pothole Region of the Great Plains. In addition, the consumptive use of water in other forms of energy development and production should be examined carefully to minimize use of water and to relocate away from critical wetlands necessary to support the Nation's breeding and wintering migratory birds.
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Wasp That Attacks Western Plant Bug May Control Its Mid-Atlantic CousinBy Hank Becker
March 8, 2000
A new species of parasitic wasp discovered in Idaho attacking the western tarnished plant bug may help control a related pest species in the mid-Atlantic states.
Much of the seed needed to grow many important domestic crops is produced in the northwestern United States. Each year, the western tarnished plant bug (WTPB), Lygus hesperus, and its cousins suck the sap from flowers, young fruits and seeds. To prevent serious reductions in quantity and quality of the seed crops, growers spend tens of millions to control this major pest.
An ARS researcher at the Beneficial Insects Introduction Research Laboratory, Newark, Delaware, cooperating with a University of Idaho-Parma Moscow scientist, discovered a previously unknown species of parasitic wasp attacking the WTPB in alfalfa seed fields in southwestern Idaho.
Over three WTPB generations in 1997 and 1998, the wasp killed 44 to 81 percent of the pests. Further research in Idaho is warranted to determine if this degree of parasitism is sufficient to reduce the need for insecticides.
After a retired ARS taxonomist verified the ARS entomologist's determination that the Idaho parasite was a new wasp species, a cooperating University of Wyoming-Laramie scientist described it as Peristenus howardi Shaw. P. howardi was later discovered in eastern Washington state and may also be in Oregon.
In ARS laboratory tests, the new wasp readily parasitized the tarnished plant bug (TPB), Lygus lineolaris--a close relative of the WTPB. The TPB is an important pest of many crops in the eastern half of the United States but has no significant natural enemies south of New York.
A European parasite, Peristenus digoneutis Loan, established by the ARS Newark lab, is a promising biological control agent in New England, New York, northern Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
P. howardi was recently released under permit in Delaware, with the goal of permanently establishing it to reduce TPB damage to fruits and vegetables in the mid-Atlantic states.
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Hotel Vila Lumbung - Seminyak
Your hotel has a restaurant where you'll find good menu choices for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Demada Spa is the place to be for rest and relaxation, offering facials and body scrubs, as well as body treatments, aromatherapy and massages. Go for a dip in the outdoor pool during your stay. There is also a swim-up bar and a bar/lounge so guests can sip a refreshing drink by the pool or indoors when staying here.
In addition to the on-site spa, leisure facilities on offer include a spa tub. Child-friendly amenities at this hotel include a children's pool and babysitting. Free WiFi is provided.
Hotel Vila Lumbung - Seminyak
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from $64
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 68 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Babysitting/childcare *
- No pets or service animals allowed
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Free valet parking (limited)
- Free nearby parking
- Extended parking
- Free beach shuttle
In the hotel
- Free buffet breakfast daily
- Restaurant
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- Room service (during limited hours)
- Barbecue grills
- Free beach shuttle
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Playground on site
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Swim-up bar
- Spa tub
- Billiards or pool table
- Conference space size (feet) - 2153
- Conference space size (meters) - 200
- One meeting room
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- Number of buildings/towers - 36
- Year Built 1997
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Rooftop terrace
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- Free WiFi
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- Daily housekeeping
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Demada Spa has massage/treatment rooms. Services include massages, facials, body scrubs, and body treatments. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy.
DiningThe Lumbung Restaurant - Overlooking the pool and garden, this restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Happy hour is offered.
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
For transfers, guests must contact the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
Deposit: IDR 500000 per stay
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per adult: IDR 1000000.00
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per child: IDR 750000.00 (from 2 to 12 years old)
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of IDR 350000 per vehicle (one way)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Colorado police departments are collecting hundreds of rape kits, but many of those are not being tested.
According to KMGH-TV (http://tinyurl.com/a3mtp6e), authorities said hundreds of rape kits remain untested on shelves.
Since 2008, the Denver Police Department has received more than 1,000 rape kits, but 44 percent of those kits have never been tested.
Since 2007, Fort Collin authorities have collected more than 240 rape kits, but 72 percent of those rape kits were not tested.
Some police departments say they don't want to overwhelm police laboratories with evidence that may not result in an arrest.
The kits are used to identify rapists by gathering DNA to use in prosecution and send to a national database.
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Colorado police departments are collecting hundreds of rape kits, but many of those are not being tested.
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Chemistry not required for nursing program? - page 5
Hi guys! I applied to a school and found out that chemistry is not a pre req for their nursing program and you don't have to take it at all. Is that normal?... Read More
0Jun 16, '13 by itsacissej, BSN, RNThat is a little weird to me
I attend a university in CA., Biochem was mandatory.
0Jun 16, '13 by whattodo4ah lucky OP, you said its a legit program and no chemistry, so certainly I won't complain, one less class is one class. The program I am at required Inorganic biochemistry-while not as hard as the "real" chemistry that science majors take, it was still chem none the less. What I see in regards to chemistry in nursing programs- most do require some sort of chemistry-that "sort" of chemistry is a often a nursing version or a somewhat easier version of the standard chemistry that bio, chem, physics, etc... majors take. At the same time there are some schools that forgo chemistry all together-
0Jun 16, '13 by meeep, BSN, RNI'm in the southeast, and only about half the BSN programs here require Chem. Of the ones that do, 2 semesters of Chem are required. Seems like a pretty big knowledge disparity among graduate nurses. Very odd. None of the ADN programs require it that I am aware of.
0Jun 18, '13 by Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN Senior ModeratorEducation requirement vary school to school and state to state.....and yes there are ADN/ASN programs that require chemistry.
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100,000-egg donation goes over easy at North Texas Food Bank
Staff writer Stephanie Embree reports: The North Texas Food Bank received a breakfast-oriented donation Thursday morning at a time when the organization is struggling to keep up with demand.
Denny's and the American Egg Board donated 100,000 eggs to the food bank after the restaurant's customers purchased more than 500,000 of the "Build Your Own Omelettes" to buy enough eggs to donate to food banks nationwide.
"It's incredible," said Elisabeth Liser, the food bank's director of corporate engagement. "Today's donation of nutrition will help feed [the children] what they need to thrive in school and in life."
The food bank will disperse the eggs to local food pantries, shelters and schools. Liser said she expects the eggs to be gone in a matter of days.
In recent weeks, the food bank has been pleading with the public to for more donations to meet demand. Deliveries of truckloads of food from the USDA have also been cancelled due to the government shutdown.
Food drives and donation opportunities are already being planned for the holiday season. For more information, go to ntfb.org.


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The defense rested Wednesday. The rest of us won't. We are on edge. We are potentially on track for a most awkward confluence of events come Friday afternoon.
Closing arguments in the Barry Bonds perjury trial will take place Thursday morning. The jury then will begin deliberations, no later than Friday morning at the federal courthouse near San Francisco City Hall.
So brace yourself. If a verdict is reached rapidly enough, the jury's decision could be announced "... that's right, during the Giants' home opener that afternoon.
Even if the jury isn't finished by Friday, the verdict almost surely will arrive early next week as the Giants host the Los Angeles Dodgers in a three-game series.
Question: If the verdict is not guilty on all charges and Bonds wants to celebrate by making the short trip to AT&T Park for some baseball viewing, what happens?
Do the Giants save a seat for Bonds in the front row? Do they flash the not-guilty verdict on the scoreboard, encourage applause and unveil a video tribute to flaxseed oil? Does the team encourage or ignore the inevitable crowd reaction, which will no doubt consist of applause and cheering?
Even more problematic: What if Bonds is found guilty of perjury and still wants to show up at a Giants home game a few hours later?
Don't forget the larger picture, as well. Would a guilty verdict -- particularly in a case involving steroids -- induce Major League Baseball to suspend Bonds from official baseball activities because of his behavior? Would he be shunned for future events where great players are often honored, such as the All-Star game?
When the Giants and MLB were contacted Wednesday about these possibilities, neither entity offered any real answers. Patrick Courtney, the chief spokesman for MLB, said only: "I can't comment during the ongoing trial."
The Giants issued a similar no comment through Staci Slaughter, the team's senior vice president for communications. Fair enough. We're not there yet. This is new territory. But with Roger Clemens facing the same sort of perjury charges this summer, MLB and its teams need a policy soon.
The choice would be easy for me, whether or not Bonds is found guilty. An attorney who has done work for the Giants was spotted in the courtroom over the past few weeks. He was watching and listening from the public seats. He heard testimony about how Bonds basically disrespected and loathed the Giants organization.
Examples: Bonds didn't trust former team trainer Stan Conte, calling him a "spy" for the front office. Bonds also bullied the organization into giving full clubhouse access to trainer Greg Anderson, who later was convicted of distributing performance-enhancing drugs. Other Giants players then met Anderson and used him as their steroids supplier. Bonds even acknowledged in a 2003 meeting with Conte that Anderson was dealing steroids, though Bonds never admitted to his own use.
None of those facts was contested. None of that testimony was denied by Bonds or anyone else.
So tell me again: This is the man you want throwing out a ceremonial first pitch?
Don't think so. Not at my old-timers celebration.
The Giants may decide differently. They honored Bonds last season as part of the 10th-anniversary celebration of AT&T Park. At one playoff game last autumn, Bonds sat alongside owner Bill Neukom behind home plate. Would Neukom still want to do that after the poisonous testimony of the past few weeks, including that of Bonds' former mistress who said he threatened her with violence?
The Giants might want to consult the Cincinnati Reds, who have been in a thorny spot regarding Pete Rose since 1989, when Rose was suspended from MLB following revelations that he bet on baseball. This has led to a tricky arrangement. Reds spokesman Rob Butcher said that Rose is considered a "welcome guest" at Cincinnati games. But the team is careful not to put him or the team in an uncomfortable position by involving him in on-field activities.
"Since Pete has been suspended by MLB, we haven't offered him privileges we don't offer every other fan," Butcher said. "He often attends games at our ballpark. But he or the person with him purchases the tickets. We don't allow him access to restricted areas, as we wouldn't any other person."
Butcher believes that the only team-sponsored event Rose has attended was last year's 25th anniversary commemoration of the hit that broke Ty Cobb's record. The Reds sought and received special MLB permission before Rose himself could be invited to what was essentially a Pete Rose night at the ballpark.
It may come to that with Bonds, if he is found guilty. If he is found not guilty, which is more likely at this point, the Giants still have a difficult moral decision to make. Do they roll out the red carpet for someone who brazenly brought a drug crook into their clubhouse and dragged the team's good name through the mud? Or do they make him buy his own tickets and sit with everyone else?
Maybe it's just me. But the decision shouldn't be that difficult.
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I just installed PMS 1.50 on ubuntu server 11.10, and installed related packages.
When I tried to stream a MPEG4 file to a SONY TV, PMS didn't work. And following is shown in the log file
[New I/O server worker #1-2] ERROR 19:42:59.366 There is no inputstream to return for CCTV.2012.Spring.Festival.Celebration.Party-01_mpeg4.avi [MEncoder]
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By Public Affairs InternJune 25, 2009
FORT BELVOIR, Va - Several factors influenced Command Sgt. Maj. Victor Angry's decision to join the military. It was sibling rivalry that led him to enlist in the Army.
"I joined the Army in 1987, I was 19," said Angry.
Both of his brothers were in the Air Force.
"My oldest brother actually influenced me to join the military, specifically the Army," Angry said. "Little brother wanted to follow big brother. As we walked toward the Air Force recruiter, the Army recruiter told me I could actually outrank my brother. Sibling rivalry won, so I joined the Army. I actually did outrank him."
A close friend of the family also influenced his decision to enlist.
"Truth be told, she was just like a stepmom to me. She told me I was supposed to see the world. It was something I had considered before. I joined to get out of a small town in Florida," Angry said.
When Angry enlisted, he thought he was just taking a job for four years, not knowing it would become a career.
"I was the guy who joined and said I would only stay in four years," Angry said. "I got married in those four years. I then decided to do another four. It was about the 10-year mark leadership kicked in and I got to help others with their careers. It was great. Helping other people really changed things."
As soon as Angry enlisted, he was able to see the world.
"My first duty station was in Germany," Angry said. "I was a flight operations guy for medical company. I would get the call, send the crew out in a Black Hawk, and bring it back during medical evacuations. After Germany, I moved to the Virginia area, then to Korea, and back stateside. I also ended up in Hawaii. One thing about fixed-wing aviation is it takes you to more Air Force bases than Army bases because of use of runways."
In 1996, he transferred from the active component to assist in the stand-up of the Operational Support Airlift Command. After his OSAC assignment, he was transferred to Scott Air Force Base, Ill., in 1997 to assist in the stand-up of the Joint Operational Support Airlift Command.
"I helped to build, manage and maintain the program," Angry said. "I got to set up joint operations. I'm an original plank holder. I loved it. The joint world is a very unique, and I highly recommend anyone who hasn't, to do it."
In 2003, Angry returned to the Operational Support Airlift Agency, Fort Belvoir, as the Headquarters and Headquarters Company first sergeant. It was in this position that he was selected for promotion.
"I am currently the Operational Support Airlift Command command sergeant major, which is a battalion-level, aviation fixed-wing organization. We do all the DoD fixed-wing support for basically anybody with an ID card, including dependants. We're based right here at Belvoir on Davidson Army Airfield.
A week ago, Angry began wearing two hats.
"I've been named as the interim command sergeant major for the Army National Guard. I find myself quite busy, wearing two hats. I am all over the place right now, but, it's fun," Angry said. During Angry's career, of all the NCOs who have influenced his leadership style, one, in particular, stands out.
"Retired First Sergeant John Tilly used to be my SFC," Angry said. "In leaders, you see bad, and you see good. You want to follow the good. Tilly is the one I have been emulating in my career. From him, I follow the model you should treat people with dignity and respect. He was a living example of it, even if it was tough love at times."
Angry has his own advice for Soldiers who want to be successful and effective leaders.
"Soldiers need to take both aspects of good leadership and bad leadership," Angry said. "You can't say you want good leadership without seeing what bad leadership is. Not everybody has really perfected being a leader. You can learn just as much from good as bad. The key is learning from it."
Angry reminds Soldiers that, as leaders, their most important responsibility is taking care of Soldiers.
"Soldiers are the most important responsibility to an NCO," said Angry. "You can't forget we are all Soldiers. At one point, I was an E-4. If I thought at some point someone didn't take care of me, I need to remember and learn from that to take care of those E-4s now."
To Angry, a successful leader isn't one who gets a good review from his supervisor, but receives positive feedback from the Soldiers he or she takes care of.
"In this business, leaders are designed to take care of the troops, Angry said. "If you went out and talked to Soldiers in my command and if they say I'm taking care of them, and successfully following through on what I say; if they say that's the leader I'm looking for, then a leader is doing a good job. If you can't put out an honest assessment of yourself, you're not an effective leader."
Angry is also a strong advocate for personal fitness and a regimented runner.
"I'm the running man," said Angry." I'm on my 12th marathon. I'm trying to run in all 50 states. I'll run with any Soldier crazy enough to run with me. Most of them only do it once."
Angry is also studies history and cultural communication.
Angry also enjoys studying history and cultural communication.
"I like American history," Angry said. "If you don't know where you come from, you're doomed to repeat it. I study American history and military history. I'm also big into people. In conversations, you need to know the people who you are dealing with culturally and historically. Those things are important. I watch conversations go bad because people aren't hearing what they are saying. It's a cultural difference most of the time. I love to research all of that. I have a master's in human resources, but I'm into mediation, its critical."
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Two longtime Lakeland College faculty members have been promoted from associate professor to full professor.
Greg Smith, who joined Lakeland's faculty in 2003, is now professor of biology. Scott Niederjohn, who joined Lakeland's faculty in 2004, is now Charlotte and Walter Kohler Charitable Trust Professor of Business Administration.
Lakeland President Dan Eck announced their promotions this week. The decision is based on their accomplishments in the classroom and their service to and on behalf of the institution.
Smith has played a significant leadership role in the growth of Lakeland's natural science majors, which continue to be some of the college's most popular programs.
He is co-founder of the popular Lakeland Undergraduate Research Experience (LURE), which allows students to work alongside their faculty as peers in conducting primary research. Smith's research with students in the LURE program focuses on understanding the mechanisms of protein aggregation as they relate to prion diseases (Chronic Wasting Disease in deer and elk, Mad Cow Disease in bovines, etc.)
Smith partnered with fellow biology faculty member Paul Pickhardt to create Lakeland's tropical biology course in Belize, a hands-on opportunity to conduct research in the rainforest. Among other courses Smith designed or co-designed at Lakeland are bioinformatics and scientific analysis and writing I and II.
Smith serves as advisor for the pre-nursing program, a partnership between Lakeland and Columbia College of Nursing, and he is the college's Commencement Grand Marshal.
Smith received a Ph.D. from the University of Oregon in 2001 and completed his post-doctoral work at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2003. His bachelor's degree is from Carleton College.
Niederjohn is in his second stretch as chair of the Business Division, which contains the college's largest programs. He also serves as director of the master of business administration program.
A nationally-recognized expert on financial literacy, Niederjohn led the creation of the Lakeland Center for Economic Education, which works with EconomicsWisconsin to create financial literacy and economics curriculum and other tools for K-12 teachers. The center has trained hundreds of teachers since its inception.
Niederjohn serves on the Governor's Council on Financial Literacy and won the Governor's Financial Literacy Award in 2011, 2012 and 2014. In December 2014, he was featured in Money magazine for his work on financial literacy.
His research has been featured in numerous academic journals, and his research and thoughts on public policy and other state issues regularly have him quoted by statewide media outlets.
In the fall of 2013, Niederjohn taught at the University of Luxembourg as a Fulbright Scholar.
Niederjohn received a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and an MBA with an applied economics concentration and a bachelor's degree from Marquette University.
Essence of Heritage, Lakeland College's annual homage to Black History Month, will feature song, dance, poetry, academic awards and more starting at 6 p.m. on Saturday at the Bradley Theatre.
Admission is free to this convocation credit-bearing event, which is co-sponsored by the Black Student Union and Beta Sigma Omega fraternity. Lakeland senior Romain Johnson will emcee.
Keynote speaker James C. Hayes, a 2003 Lakeland College graduate, is the founder and CEO of Run the Race Performing Arts Ministries. Hayes is a motivational speaker who travels the world and trains people in the areas of attaining goals, leadership, fellowship and personal growth.
After earning his bachelor's degree from Lakeland, Hayes added a Master of Education (with an emphasis in leadership of educational organizations) from American InterContinental University.
Prior to Hayes' address, Lakeland students will perform the following:
After those performances, there will be an academic awards ceremony for high-achieving minority students.
The event will be capped off with a high-energy step show, courtesy of the Betas.
Sheboygan County Masterworks, a new choral-orchestral collaboration of some of the county's top music ensembles, will give its debut concert at the end of February.
Led by Daniel David Black, Lakeland College assistant professor of music and the college's director of choral activities, a concert featuring approximately 125 local voices will perform on Saturday, Feb. 27, at 7:30 p.m. at St. John's UCC, 1248 Lincoln Ave, Sheboygan.
General admission tickets are $20 and can be purchased online at Lakeland.edu/masterworks.
The Lakeland Choir is partnering with the Lakeshore Chorale, the Lakeshore Youth Chorale and the Sheboygan Lutheran High School Concert Choir to perform Maurice Duruflé's transcendent Requiem. Kimberly Prins Moeller, mezzo-soprano, and Fabian Qamar, baritone, will be featured soloists. A professional orchestra will join the voices, with Black conducting.
Black said the concert came together in his search to raise the profile of Lakeland's choral program and get his students more involved in the local community.
"Just under a year ago, I decided to pursue a collaboration with an area ensemble, putting together our performing forces for a concert that neither of our ensembles could do alone," Black said.
After initially partnering with the Lakeshore Chorale and the Lakeshore Youth Chorale, Black heard the Lutheran High Choir while serving as a clinician for a Wisconsin School Music Association festival at Lakeland, and asked them to join the program.
Duruflé's Requiem is a personal favorite of Black's and a work he feels is a gem of 20th century choral-orchestral repertoire. Completed in 1947, Duruflé's Requiem was inspired in large part by Gabriel Fauré, another French composer who completed his own Requiem just over 50 years prior.
"Duruflé's work mirrors Fauré's in many ways and incorporates chant or chant-like writing, along with a modern harmonic language," Black said. "This work is not the top echelon of works people know such as the requiems of Mozart, Verdi and Fauré, and for that reason I hope people will be surprised by what they hear. I think it contains some of the most beautiful, affective, dramatic and meaningful music I know."
Black hopes this is the first of what will become an annual event.
"The specific groups involved may change, but Lakeland is looking to form partnerships in the Sheboygan County area so that our community can make great choral-orchestral music right here in our backyard," Black said.
Lakeland College will spotlight the work of four students as part of the Lakeland Senior Art Student Portfolio Exhibitions, which opens on Friday, Feb. 26.
Tanner Hackl, Rebecca Stemwell, Marvin Warfield and Justine Watson will discuss their work during an opening reception beginning at 4:30 p.m. in the Bradley Gallery, located in the Bradley Fine Arts Building on Lakeland's campus.
The exhibit, which will feature works created by these students during their time at Lakeland, will run through April 1. The Bradley Gallery is open from 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday through Friday, when the college is in session. Attendance at the reception and admittance to the Bradley Gallery are both free and open to the public.The senior art show is a requirement for all Lakeland art majors. Students gain the experience of having their own exhibit, and are responsible for planning the show, putting the public relations together, hanging their work and any other details.
Hackl is working toward a bachelor's degree in art with a graphic design emphasis. He transferred to Lakeland after receiving an associates degree in graphic design from Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. He has owned his own design business since 2012, and he works as a student designer in Lakeland's marketing department. He's also a member of the Lakeland basketball team.
"One of the most valuable aspects I am taking away from my experience at Lakeland has to be the connections and opportunities that I have come across," Hackl said. "I have met a plethora of fantastic connections throughout my experience here. I am not sure where my path as a designer will go after I graduate, but I do know that I love what I do and if I can continue to design on a daily basis I will be happy."
Stemwell is also working toward a bachelor's degree in art with a graphic design emphasis. She currently works for the Boys & Girls Club in Sheboygan Falls and Lakeland's Student Success and Engagement Team, and previously worked at the Luxembourg American Cultural Museum and the Marcus Cinemas in Sheboygan and Mequon.
She is very involved on campus, serving as president of Lakeland's ArtSociety, as an officer for the Pi Kappa Gamma sorority and as a member of the college's dance team.
Stemwell said she's discovered a passion for art through the children she works with as art program leader at the Sheboygan Falls Boys & Girls Club.
"The kids who come through my door have so much passion and creativity in their crafts," she said. "When they start to create, I see future painters, designers and, most importantly I see who they are as an individual."
Warfield is also working toward a bachelor's degree in art with a graphic design emphasis. He has worked as a graphic designer for the college's athletic department, as well as doing some poster and logo design work. He is a member of the football team and Latino Dance, and he's been an officer for the Beta Sigma Omega fraternity and the Black Student Union.
"The emotion within my work ranges from sadness to happiness," Warfield said. "There are always different vibes going on in my work depending on the messages I am trying to express. Many artists throughout the world have different ways of expressing their emotions. I express my emotions through color, text, shapes, and composition. Although those are the most vital elements when it comes to art in general, I like to emphasize those the most within my art."
Watson is working toward a bachelor's degree in art with a studio art emphasis and a second major in history. She works as an art program leader at the Sheboygan Boys & Girls Club and has held various roles in the college's art department, won an honorable mention award in Lakeland's 2015 annual student art exhibit and has produced CD cover art for musician Cal Northrun.
She is involved in a number of Lakeland extracurriculars, including serving as president and secretary for Latino Dance and the Japanese Student Association at Lakeland, alumni coordinator for the Phi Delta Omega sorority, vice president of UNITIES and as an officer for the history club and Global Student Association.
Watson counts among her chief influences Georges Seurat, Roy Lichtenstein and John Hicklenton, a comic book penciler known for his edgy, intricate style.
"Overall, my purpose with my art is to show a different perspective to the viewer, much like switching a camera lens, by distorting the image through colours, lines or dots," Watson said. "The mediums that I work with primarily are oil paint, printmaking, along with pen and ink. With each I have a unique approach shaped by my background and personal preferences."
Due to forecasted weather conditions, the following FOUR Lakeland College centers will close today at 12 noon. There will be no face-to-face meetings for classes at these centers. Students in BlendEd courses should check Blackboard for announcements and plan to attend online for this week. BlendEd LIVE classes from these centers may still be meeting online tonight, so please check Blackboard for instructor announcements.
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"Okay, early November is a bit too soon for Christmas carols. In fact, Dec. 21 (which is just about when I start to think about Christmas shopping) would be okay by me as the official start of the Christmas season. But Vintages is already rolling out the Holidays with an "affordable party wines" theme for its Nov. 7 release. For the most part, the selection is well chosen, with wines that combine approachability, quality (with a number in the 87–90 point range), and value. All are under $20. I may have issues with the LCBO – including its right to exist – but when buyers do their jobs well on our behalf they deserve recognition. In traditional LCBO fashion, it is also a worldly selection (another thing our favourite monopoly does well), so that you can explore new regions and styles with some degree of comfort. Underlying all this is the fact that winemaking is becoming so good, on a global scale, that the quality and value of wine just can't help but go up. So it is truly the season of joy to the world for all who simply want a good glass of wine among family and friends. There are a few expensive, notable, and excellent wines in this release – like Italy's legendary Sassicaia 2006, but it just doesn't cut it at $180. Not because we are in a recession, but because what's in the bottle doesn't measure up. I have rated it 91 points, but at this price it should be a swooning 99. Elsewhere at the upper end, Cliff Lede 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa gets close to justifying its price ($68, 93 pts), as does Le Clos Jordanne 2007 Claystone Terrace Pinot Noir from Niagara ($40, 91 pts). But this time out, all selections in David's Half Dozen are focused on value and affordability. The party is up to you."
– David Lawrason, VP of Wine at WineAlign
Click here to see ranked lists and reviews of over 100 wines in this release.
David's Half Dozen
Yalumba Viognier 2008,
Eden Valley, South Australia
$22.95 92 pts
Arboleda Sauvignon Blanc 2008, Leyda Valley, Chile
$15.95 90pts
Zenato Lugana 2008, Doc San Benedetto Lombardy, Italy $14.95 89pts
Les Vignerons Du Castelas Côtes Du Rhône 2007
Rhone Valley, France
$13.95 90pts
Thorn Clarke Terra Barossa Cuvée 2007,
Barossa, Australia
$14.95 89pts
Château De Gourgazaud Cuvée Mathilde 2006
Minervois, France
$14.95 89pts
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Mencap Little Noise Sessions, in association with Toshiba, are back for their seventh year – and there's positively nothing 'little' about this year's line up!
Set in the iconic St John-at-Hackney Church, Mencap's annual winter music festival is set to host a week of must-see concerts from 19-25 November. For the first time in its history, Mencap have added an extra date to this year's Little Noise Sessions to welcome Gary Barlow. Having just sold out his 17-date arena tour in minutes, Gary's appearance at the 1,200 capacity St John-at-Hackney Church on Monday 19th November will provide fans with an unrivalled opportunity to see him in such an intimate setting.
In addition to being one of Britain's biggest pop stars, an award-winning song writer and a judge on X Factor, Gary is a committed philanthropist and is renowned for organising and taking part in many large projects for charity. He joins the likes of Olly Murs, Richard Hawley, The Maccabees, Amy Macdonald, Noah and the Whale and Jessie Ware at this year's series of concerts.
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Young folk troubadour from London with touches of Richard Thompson and Nick Drake. It's hard to believe he's not American - he was born in Bristol (though he did spend his formative years in Chicago).
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DANVILLE — Vermont State Police say they have received reports of a suspicious couple visiting residences in the Danville and Walden areas, but the couple could be simply conducting a survey.
State police say they received a complaint Saturday about a black man, approximately 6 feet 3 inches tall, 200 pounds, 30 to 50 years old, and a white woman with dark brown hair who arrived at a residence, asked questions and left in a silver-colored vehicle with out-of-state plates.
Another complaint Sunday described the same couple leaving pamphlets about the New England Homecare Union and United Healthcare Workers East-Vermont.
State police say several out-of-state companies have been conducting surveys in Vermont recently and it's believed that is what the couple was doing. State police are still trying to identify the couple, however, and verify their business.
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