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PLEASE NOTE: The following information is from the 2016 Ultimate Sport Show. The 2017 Show details will be posted soon…
Catch More Fish Guaranteed!
We guarantee that anyone who attends the Ultimate Sport Show will catch more fish in 2016 than they did in 2015.
The requirements are:
- The Angler must attend at least one seminar and pay attention.
- The angler needs to check out the tremendous selection of the newest lures, accessories, electronics, rods and reels and buy some.
- The Angler needs to inspect the features of the really cool fishing boats that are on sale at the show by Michigan's finest dealers. They rig 'em right, so that you catch the maximum number of fish.
- The Angler must talk with at least 3 outfitters or guides and find out how great fishing can be in Canada, Alaska, Michigan or 17 other states.
If you attend the Show and complete these very simple and enjoyable requirements, we formally GUARANTEE that you will catch noticeably more fish this year than last!
HUGE Bill Simonson of WBBL explains what to do if you do not catch more fish this year!
If you do not catch more fish in 2016 than you did in 2015, fill out the Ultimate Sport Show affidavit found in the 2016 Show Program, sign it and bring it, along with a photo of yourself with an empty stringer on Thursday, March 16, 2017 to the Ultimate Sport Show at DeVos Place and receive free admission and a place in the "Re-indoctrination to Fishing – Angler in Need Seminar."
Reindoctrination to Fishing – Angler in Need Seminar
Thursday ONLY – 3:30pm
This seminar is for all attendees of the 2015 Ultimate Sport Show that failed to catch more fish in 2015 than in 2014 and have fulfilled all of the requirements to qualify for free entry to the 2016 Show on Thursday only, March 17 (filled out an affidavit from the 2015 Ultimate Sport Show program and has brought a photo of themself from 2015 with an empty stringer). Seminar leader Dave Rose will review all the rudimentary basics for rigging and presenting bait for Michigan Gamefish. He will also review the 2016 Show Program, so that extra guidance may be provided for the Angler in Need by all exhibitors in the Show, including fishing boat specialists, outfitters and guides, tackle experts, seminar leaders, clothiers and haberdashers.
It is our dedicated mission that all attendees of our Sport Shows catch more fish every year and look excellent in the process.
The Marvelous Mutts
The Marvelous Mutts, a canine spectacular, is a thrilling dog sport entertainment show that showcases some of the world's finest canine athletes. The dogs amaze audiences as they flip and fly to snatch Frisbees out of the air and race through obstacle courses with breathtaking speed, plus dock diving! Spectators, children and adults alike always leave The Marvelous Mutts' shows with smiles on their faces…after they pick their jaws up off the ground!
The Marvelous Mutts have appeared on ESPN's Great Outdoor Games, Good Morning America, The Early Show, Fox & Friends, and The Late Show with David Letterman. This seasoned crew of performing canines, all adopted from shelters and rescue groups and each with an amazing story, showcase their athleticism in a fast-paced, high-energy, action-packed show!
Performance Schedule:
Thursday: 5pm | 8pm
Friday: 1pm | 5pm | 8pm
Saturday: 1pm | 4pm | 7pm
Sunday: 12pm | 3pm
Lake Ultimate
An indoor lake? You bet! DeVos Place will be home to a huge indoor lake. With over 110,000 gallons of water, this lake provides the ultimate opportunity for our seminar leaders to present from their rigged fishing boats while maneuvering across the waters of Lake Ultimate. These are truly unique seminars seen only at Michigan's Ultimate Sport Shows!
Hawg Trough
The Hawg Trough is a mobile 5,000 gallon fish tank that will be at the Ultimate Sport Show with guest fishing experts on hand every day providing seminars and fishing demonstrations. You'll want to see this unique seminar platform and learn from the best!
The State's Best Taxidermy
The Michigan's Taxidermist Association Display will be located on the 3rd floor of DeVos Place. If this is your first time to the Show, come down and see why the first thing so many people say when they walk through the front door of the Sport Show is: "Which way to the taxidermy?" The organization holds their annual competition and convention at the Ultimate Sport Show each year. Fish, deer heads, small and large mammals are on display, upwards of 250 mounts are entered. Most museums would love to have just a sample of this annual display!
Tony Gates – Michigan Sportsmen Against Hunger Food Drive
Bring a sack of at least 6 non-perishable food items (cans or boxes) on Thursday ONLY, March 17 to the boat parked in front of DeVos Place and get in to the Show FREE! For the 16th year Tony Gates of WLAV mornings will be broadcasting live in front of DeVos Place from 6:30am to 6:30pm. The food will be collected by MSAH volunteers and donated to God's Kitchen of Catholic Charities West Michigan and other needy organizations. Over the past 15 years it is estimated that attending Sportsmen, upwards of 2,000 each year, have donated over 120,000 lbs. of food during this, the largest annual single day food drive in Michigan! Help Tony Gates and MSAH volunteers set another record this year!
Big Buck Night West
Thursday – 7pm in the Ballroom (seating begins at 6:30pm)
Presented by Michigan Out-of-Doors TV Show
Celebrity hosts Jimmy Gretzinger and Jenny Olson will interview the lucky Michigan hunters who have bagged some of the largest whitetail deer of the season. Special consideration is given to hunters who have amazing stories about their trophies. This one-night show will be filmed for airing on the upcoming television program and is a must-see for every Michigan deer hunter!
Turkey Hunting Workshop
Saturday, March 19 ~ 10am – 12pm
The National Wild Turkey Federation's annual workshop returns to the Sport Show again this year. Calling, scouting, camouflage, positioning, and choosing firearms and bows are all part of this comprehensive presentation on Saturday morning only.
Grand Rapids Open Turkey Calling Competition
Hosted by the Grand Valley Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation
Saturday, March 19 ~ 2pm – 6pm
The competition will feature some of Michigan's top callers as they compete for cash and prizes. Judges will include some of Michigan's best known writers and call manufacturers. Top finalists from the competition will be eligible to compete in the National Calling Competition.
Deer Processing Demo
Saturday, March 19 ~ 2:30pm
Steve Francis, owner of Country Smoke House, will demonstrate how to field dress, handle, butcher and process your next whitetail deer. Country Smoke House processes thousands of deer each year. Steve is an expert in his field and will show you the tricks of the trade and lessons learned over decades of hard work in the butchering industry. He starts with a fresh deer and walks through every step of the process from dressing and skinning to butchering and packaging. This is a must-see for every deer hunter and venison lover.
Trout Pond
Operated by Northern Little League as a fundraiser, you and your kids are invited to come and try your hand at one of the State's best trout ponds. Even if you come just to watch, you will see the highest catch percentage of any trout pond! The Steelheaders will clean, fillet and bag with ice your catch at their booth for free. It only costs $5 to give it a try.
Fish Cleaning Demonstrations
Presented by the Grand Rapids Steelheaders
Learn the best way to clean your fish! All fish caught at the trout pond will be cleaned and bagged with ice for free at the Steelheaders' fish cleaning / demonstration booth. Bring 'em home ready for the skillet!
Fly Tyers Corner
Presented by the Great Lakes Fly Fishing Company and the Grand River Fly Tyers
Come watch some of the top fly tyers in Michigan as they set up and demonstrate their favorite patterns of fulfill a request. This is a constant workshop for anglers that share an interest in this artful pastime.
Fly Casting Instruction
Come take advantage of FREE fly casting instruction coordinated by the Grand River Fly Tyers. Stop by and ask for help with fly casting fundamentals from beginner to advanced. Professional guides will be on hand to provide tips and techniques that will surely improve your time on the water this year.
Rock Climbing Wall
Participants may climb this 25-foot wall utilizing the state of the art hydraulic billet system, brought to the Show by Cran Hill Ranch. Test your skills with the ultimate in safety. There is a small fee for participation.
Antique & Classic Fishing Tackle
Terry McBurney, award winning Woods-n-Water News writer, will be on hand all four days of the Show exhibiting some of his "Made in Michigan" fishing tackle collection. He is a member of the National Fishing Lure Collectors Club and the Old Reel Collectors Association and is well versed in all kinds of fishing tackle – lures, reels, rods and accessories. Terry will be answering questions and offering free appraisals, so Ultimate Sport Show visitors are invited to bring in their old fishing tackle. There might be some valuable surprises!
Vintage Boats & Outboard Motors
Wood and fiberglass boats and outboard motors will be on hand all four days of the Show, presented by Dick Van Raalte, who owns Starboard Marine Restorations of Grand Haven, MI. He professionally restores classic boats, as well as vintage outboards. Dick is a member of the Antique & Classic Boat Society, and the Antique Outboard Motor Club. Ultimate Sport Show visitors are invited to come in and talk to Dick about restoration projects or to bring in old outboard motors for him to appraise.
Virtual Fishing Simulator
Presented by the Michigan Charter Boat Association
Take the trolling rod in hand, watch the video screen and get ready! The salmon takes that lure like a freight train and your job is to land that fish. You have to try this technology! Michigan charter captains are on-hand to coach your fish playing technique. Top scores for the weekend will win charter trips on the Great Lakes.
Woodland Woodcarvers
A highlight of the Show every year is the beautiful and impressive display of the Woodland Woodcarvers. These artisans will display the results of their work, as well as demonstrate their considerable skills. Every year it gets better. Everything from the incredibly lifelike to the whimsically humorous. Woodcarvings of every kind will be on display, and carvers will be happy to discuss their work.
ORV Certification Class
Presented by the Kent County Sheriff's Department
Saturday ONLY, March 19 ~ 12pm-5pm
The Kent County Sheriff's Department will be conducting an Off Road Vehicle Certification Course. Certification is required for all children under 16 years old to operate an ORV in Michigan (even on private property). However, the course is available to older ORV operators as well. Successful completion of the class will lead to certification as an "ORV Operator by the Michigan DNR." A test will be administered at the completion of the class and after the class participants will be able to enjoy the Sport Show at no charge. For additional information call 616-632-6223 (pre-registration is not required). Class participants should check in at the Exhibitor Table at the Main Entrance located near the Box Office on Saturday. You will be directed up to the class room just before noon.
Ultimate Walleye Clinic
Saturday: 12pm – 2pm
The clinic is FREE with your paid show admission ticket to the first 100 to sign up. Register at Romanack's Booth #2172
Walleye Gurus Mark Romanack and Jake Romanack will join forces for the Ultimate Walleye Clinic!
It would be hard to find two anglers with more collective walleye fishing experience. These men are ardent trollers who have spent countless hours fishing the open waters of Lake Erie and Saginaw Bay for trophy walleyes. Just some of the topics of interest that are sure to be covered in this seminar include crankbait trolling, using planer boards, fishing diving planers, using downriggers, snap weight trolling, techniques for drifting and trolling live bait and much more. This special 2-hour workshop on advanced Walleye Techniques will cover every new angle for fishermen who want to climb to the next level of catching walleyes.
Free admission to this clinic! Chance to win dozens of door prizes. Register at Mark Romanack's booth #2172. Those signing up for the clinic on Thursday & Friday of the Show will be given re-admission passes to enter the Show on Saturday for the clinic. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from the pros!
Ultimate Bass Clinic
Saturday: 3pm – 5pm
$25 Fee – Purchase tickets in the Xtreme Bass Tackle Booth #1924
Capt. Wayne Carpenter and Combat Bass Fishing Pro Staff offer you a look into bass fishing secrets in technique, style and tackle. Get more than your monies worth from a seminar that delivers the details then sends you out with info and more value in product than you paid for! Get the inside scoop on techniques from tournament fishing pro-staff and guide level techniques for dialing in on spots from Capt. Wayne. At the end, fire questions at our panel and get more than one perspective or solution for catching super bass. One hour just isn't long enough for anglers who want advanced bass fishing information so get two hours, and leave with more than you bargained for! Sign up for the Ultimate Bass Clinic and get a "tournament tune-up" for the upcoming season.
A fee of $25 will be collected at the Xtreme Bass Tackle booth #1924 Thursday through Saturday morning. Each attendee will receive a "free gift" valued at more than the cost of the clinic, plus a chance to win the Grand Prize drawing! Those signing up for the clinic on Thursday or Friday will be given a free re-admission pass to enter the show on Saturday for the Clinic. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from a team of professionals who want to see you succeed! Sign up early, seating is limited.
Ultimate Salmon & Steelhead Clinic
Sunday: 11:30am – 1:30pm
The clinic is FREE with your paid Show Admission ticket to the first 100 to sign up. Register at the Grand Rapids Steelheaders' Booth #2000
Presented by Dave Engel and Bill Bale of Best Chance Promotions
These two superstars of Big Lake Tournaments will share their special techniques and experience garnered over the last 20 years as tournament champions on the Great Lakes. Whether it is long lining lead core, maximizing Dipsy results, getting the most out of your electronics, or selecting your tackle, time spent here will assuredly improve next year's catch.
Register for the clinic at the Grand Rapids Steelheaders' booth #2000. Those signing up for the clinic on Thursday, Friday or Saturday will be given re-admisison passes to enter the Show on Sunday for the clinic. Plenty of time will be set aside for questions and answers.
Ultimate Electronics Clinic
Sunday: 1:30pm – 3:30pm
$25 Fee – Purchase tickets at the Walleye 101 booth #1468
Join Lance Valentine of Walleye 101 for an in-depth seminar designed to help you get the most from your Lowrance sonar / GPS units. Topics covered include: Sonar Interpretation; Using and Reading StructureScan; Advanced GPS Usage / Waypoint Management; Creating Your Own Lake Maps; Using Multiple Units; Planning a Sonar / GPS System; Basic Installation and Rigging; Using Networks and Ethernet; and New Products.


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With market prices for electricity falling, FirstEnergy Corp. is looking at buying back a large stake in the Bruce Mansfield Plant in Shippingport that it sold 25 years ago and continues to operate under a lease agreement.
A series of unnamed outside investors have owned 700 megawatts -- about one-third -- of the plant's generating capacity since 1987, FirstEnergy spokeswoman Tricia Ingraham said on Thursday. An option to end the lease buyback deal is set to come up in 2016, but the Akron, Ohio-based company may make the move earlier, she said.
Bruce Mansfield, with 2,490 megawatts of generating capacity, is FirstEnergy's biggest coal-fired plant. FirstEnergy executives mentioned the potential buyback, along with upgrading other plants to make up for nine older coal-fired plants set to close by late summer, in a conference call this week.
"We think with the power prices down, it's the right time to purchase it," said Mark T. Clark, chief financial officer.
The deal could add 16 cents per share to earnings during the next few years, he said, responding to an analyst's question.
Pollution control equipment at the plant is designed to keep almost all of its particulate emissions and 92 percent of sulfur dioxide from boiler flue gases under control, the company said on its website. Complaints about "black rain" emissions from the plant along the Ohio River spurred fines and lawsuits a few years ago.
Power companies often sell pieces of their plants to raise capital while continuing to operate them, said Christopher R. Ellinghaus, principal and senior utility analyst at Williams Capital Group LP. FirstEnergy could be trying to buy back its stake at a far lower price than it sold for.
FirstEnergy also sold a 779-megawatt part of Bruce Mansfield in 2007 to American International Group Inc. and other investors for $1.3 billion, but AIG sold the asset two years later.
FirstEnergy also said yesterday that it's talking with grid operator PJM Interconnection LLC about transmission upgrades, and possibly keeping some plants on its closing list running a little longer, to ensure a reliable electricity supply.
This is part of a standard 90-day analysis of the plant closings that should conclude in late April, spokesman Mark Durbin said.
FirstEnergy said last month that it will close more than half of its coal-fired plants by Sept. 1 rather than upgrade them to meet new federal air pollution standards. The plants, including one in Armstrong County, represent about 14 percent of its generating capacity.
On Wednesday, Houston-based GenOn Energy Inc. followed suit, announcing closings of eight plants by spring 2015. The Elrama plant in Washington County will shut down in June. New Castle, Lawrence County, and Shawville, Clearfield County, plants will close in three years.
Also this week, Edison Mission Energy said it has failed to raise financing for $700 million in air pollution control upgrades at the EME Homer City plant it operates in Indiana County. The company said its ongoing talks with plant owners likely will result in Edison's no longer controlling the plant. General Electric Capital Corp. is the primary owner.
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While he is not familiar with Homer City, "all large coal plants like that that need significant upgrades are going to have a significant amount of uncertainty for a while," Ellinghaus said.
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The use of coal to produce electricity fell 17 percent to 73.19 million tons in December from a year earlier, the EIA said.
With the GenOn plant closings and more shutdowns announced in other regions, "it's been a messy week, that's for sure," said Thomas, now president of energy consulting firm GT Power Group of King of Prussia.


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A dynamic European agricultural and agri-foodstuffs sector
Pierre Antoine BARTHELEMY, Claude VIDAL (Eurostat)
Over the last 26 years, gross value added (GVA) in the agricultural sector has increased more sharply in the European Union than in the United States and Japan. This increase has been even more marked in the agri-foodstuffs sector. Despite a generally negative trend in constant-value prices, the agricultural and agri-foodstuffs sector has been able to meet the challenges of an enlarged single market and an expanding world market. The EU has remained a net importer of agricultural products (animal and crop products) and has become a net exporter of agri-foodstuffs since 1989.
An increase in the GVA of the agricultural sector but a reduction in its share of GDP
Europe has seen GVA at market prices for agricultural products increase by a factor of 4.5 between 1970 and 1986 and by a factor of 1.2 between 1986 and 1996. By 1996 it had increased to ECU 145 billion, thus exceeding, since 1986, that of the United States. These results must be qualified for several reasons: GVA is expressed at current prices; the size of the EU has changed over this period with the accession of new countries in 1973, 1981, 1986 and 1995; and, lastly, European prices are higher than American prices.
The increase in the GVA of the agricultural sector in Europe is however more the result of volume than price. This has been especially true since the middle of the 1980s when prices tended to stagnate. Over the same period, productivity per hectare continued to increase. The rise in GVA in 1982 was attributable to a substantial increase in the volume of production, whilst the rise in 1989 related to an increase in the price of animal products on world markets. The United States saw similar trends in 1982 and 1989. The decline in GVA recorded between 1991 and 1993 was linked to the reform of the Common Agricultural Policy, which tightened control on the factors of production (particularly by setting aside arable land) and substantially reduced intervention prices (cereals) (Figure 1). This reform was accompanied by direct subsidies to producers in order to offset the fall in intervention prices. Thus, the proportion of direct subsidies in net income from agricultural activity was 37% in 1997 compared with 20% in 1992.
Since 1980, the average annual rate of increase in GVA has been 2%, for intermediate consumption it has been 3 %. The increase in GVA is closely linked to an increase in volumes produced, which in turn has led to the use of greater quantities of inputs.
In relative terms, agriculture, forestry and fishing have seen their share of GDP in the EU decrease over the last 26 years, falling from 6% in 1970, to 3% in 1986 and to 2% in 1996. This trend is closely linked with the rapid development of new branches of activity, particularly market services, which have grown in relative terms. Over the same reference period, the decrease was greater in Japan than in the EU. The United States presents a less clear picture, though the trend has tended to be downwards. For all three areas, the decline was particularly noticeable between 1973 and 1980 (Figure 2).
Marked disparities within the European Union
In absolute terms, the highest GVA for agricultural products in 1996 was achieved by France (ECU 28 billion) and Italy (ECU 27 billion), which together make up 38% of GVA in the EU for this sector. This is explained by the large volume of production (particularly in France) and the high value-added of agricultural products (particularly of Mediterranean-type produce in Italy). The greatest increase in GVA between 1970 and 1996 was recorded in the Netherlands, where agricultural activity increased more than fivefold. Over the last ten years, the greatest increase was in Greece, with GVA rising by a factor of 1.6 (Table 1).
On the other hand, expressing GVA in ECU per inhabitant gives figures for Greece, Denmark and Ireland which are more than double the Community average, whilst those for France and Italy are barely above it (Figure 3). Greece is quite different from the other Member States in that GVA for agricultural products accounts for 14% of GDP, i.e. more than six times the Community average.
Income from agricultural activity is growing, but at a rate below that of the other sectors
Income from agricultural activity, i.e. the compensation of the factors of production (capital and labour), can be estimated using agricultural GVA per agricultural job.
Between 1983 and 1996, agricultural GVA per agricultural job increased at an average annual rate of 4% (3% when jobs are expressed in AWUs), as a combined result of a sharp increase in GVA and a reduction in the number of agricultural jobs. There are wide variations in agricultural GVA per agricultural job within the EU. Denmark and the Netherlands, with their high value-added intensive agricultural activity, record very high levels of GVA per job (Figure 4 and Figure 5).
A joint analysis of GVA and employment shows the intersectoral parity of incomes (Figure 6). Intersectoral parity exists when the gross value added (GVA) of the agricultural sector per agricultural job is equivalent to gross domestic product (GDP) per job. In the agricultural sector, GVA per agricultural job has been systematically lower than the average of all the sectors combined. One of the reasons for this is the size of the agricultural labour force and particularly the scale of part-time employment. Although agricultural productivity may not be very high, in certain regions of the EU agriculture is a key sector in maintaining employment levels ("see Changes in agricultural employment").
Denmark, however, is an exception, with a unitary parity index. The lowest parity levels (index lower than 0.4) are those of Austria, Portugal, Germany and Luxembourg. This means that for these four countries, there is a considerable income disparity between the agricultural sector and the other sectors.
The dynamism of the European agri-foodstuffs sector
In recent years the agri-foodstuffs sector in Europe has seen much more sustained activity than the agricultural sector. GVA at market prices for the European agri-foodstuffs sector increased sixfold between 1970 and 1986 and doubled between 1986 and 1996. The two significant increases seen in 1973 and 1986 were the result of two enlargements of the Union. However, this sharp increase in absolute terms corresponds to a fall-off in value as a percentage of GDP (3% in 1996 compared with 4% in 1970 and 1986). There are many reasons which explain this rapid development, namely:
In 1996 the highest GVAs in the agri-foodstuffs sector were in Germany (ECU 43 billion), the United Kingdom (ECU 34 billion), France (ECU 33 billion), Italy (ECU 23 billion ) and Spain (ECU 19 billion). These five countries account for over 80% of the wealth produced in this sector in Europe. The same five countries are also the leading agricultural producers, although the order of ranking is different. Since 1970, Luxembourg, France and the Netherlands have made dynamic progress, recording above-average growth. The agri-foodstuffs sector in France is therefore not only of substantial importance to the national economy, it is also a leading growth sector. When GVA is considered on a per capita basis, Denmark leads the other Member States, followed by Ireland, Belgium and the Netherlands (Figure 8 and Table 1).
A joint analysis of the shares of agriculture and agri-foodstuffs in total GVA clearly shows that these two sectors are very important for the economy of Portugal, Ireland and Greece. The agri-foodstuffs sector is more developed in Portugal, whereas Greece and, to a lesser extent, Ireland are more orientated towards agriculture. The United Kingdom, Belgium and Germany are more geared towards processing than towards production (Figure 9).
The European Union remains a net importer
The EU occupies a prime position in the world markets for agricultural and food products. Over recent years the volume of trade in unprocessed and processed products has seen a sharp increase (Box 1). The EU internal market remains limited and these products have to find new openings in a strictly regulated world market. Intra-Community exports and imports represent 76% and 65% respectively of total trade.
The trade balance for these products is negative. This can be attributed to the high deficit in trade in unprocessed products (ECU 17.5 billion of exports compared with ECU 29.6 billion of imports). On the other hand, the balance in processed products has moved increasingly to the EU's favour (Figure 10). In 1997, exports reached ECU 1.2 billion, with imports at ECU 0.2 billion. Between 1989 and 1997, exports of processed agricultural products increased by a factor of 17 and imports by 6.
Analysing this trade by product shows that the main net exports of the EU are beverages - mainly wine - and, to a lesser extent, dairy products, cereal-based preparations and, lastly, meat and offal. On the other hand, the EU is a net importer of fruit and vegetables - amongst others, bananas and tropical fruit which are not produced in the EU - and of other tropical crops such as coffee, tea, cocoa and spices.
Varying trade balances among Member States
As far as trade in 1997 in unprocessed and processed products is concerned, the EU can be divided into two groups:
The Netherlands (ECU 17.6 billion) and France (ECU 15.3 billion) are the largest exporters of unprocessed and processed products. Total imports exceed ECU 10 billion for four countries: Germany (ECU 18.1 billion), followed by the United Kingdom (ECU 12.4 billion), France (ECU 11.2 billion) and Italy (ECU 10.5 billion) (Figure 11 and Table 2).
Towards an overall European agricultural policy incorporating environmental concerns and rural development
There is a broad concensus among agricultural and environmental economists that, as a general rule, the existance of a European agricultural policy which guarantees high prices over decades has contributed to the intensification and specialisation of agricultural production. The result has been negative effects on the environment, the landscape and the quality of produce, inter alia.
The reform of the CAP in 1992 marked a point of no return. The fixed prices for cereals and beef and veal were reduced and administrative guarantees of unlimited markets for agricultural produce were reduced or even eliminated, for example in the case of oil seeds, protein crops or beef. This trend continued with the reform of the organisation of the common market for fruit and vegetables and olive oil. This change in the CAP had two different effects on farmers' behaviour: one, an increase in 'reasoned agriculture' and the other, an intensification of production. Thus a more rational use of pesticides and fertilizers was seen. Use of inputs fell at first following the reduction in prices and the feeling of uncertainty in the agricultural world after the reform, but increased again when world and Community prices started to rise. It is still too early to see the effect of the change in price trends recorded in 1998 and 1999 on use of inputs.
The reform of the CAP in 1992 also encouraged the production of renewable raw materials for non food uses (bio-fuels, starch .), in particular on set aside land. In the same way, the use of biomass to produce energy represents a diversification for farmers and contributes to the creation of new jobs in rural areas. Among the measures which have potentially beneficial effects on the environment should be counted also the setting aside of land, whether voluntary or obligatory, if the system is properly managed.
Moreover, the reduction in cereal prices made intensive livestock rearing in cereal zones more attractive, and reduced the advantages of regions close to the ports. These regions had benefited from a certain logistic advantage, because of their privileged access to animal feedstuffs imported from third countries, thanks to an unbalanced protection tariff, to the detriment of cereals.
On the other hand, other elements of the 1992 reform had a negative effect on the environment. Sometimes this was the direct responsibility of measures adopted at Community level, and sometimes was due to the way in which Member States used the existing room for manoeuvre. A good example of the first was the extension of cereal aid to silage maize; this was not proposed by the Commission but decided by the European Agriculture Ministers. This gave an added comparative advantage to intensive cattle rearing, particularly dairy cows, to the detriment of extensive livestock rearing.
Premiums for beef and veal are a second example of decisions by the Council differing from the proposals of the Commission. The Commission proposed that the special premiums for male bovines and suckler cows, excluding heifers, should be restricted by setting maximum stocking limits 2. These are generally in extensive holdings and their meat does not have any problem finding a market. The final decision was to extend these premiums to the first two livestock units (LU) per hectare of the holding while continuing to exclude heifers, i.e. penalising extensive stock breeders. To compensate somewhat for this, an additional premium for extensification was introduced, for farms with less than 1.4 LU per hectare.
The 1992 reform of the CAP introduced, at European level, support measures in favour of agri-environmental actions to promote more environmentally-friendly production methods. In this way incentives relating to:
have, despite limited budgetary resources, enabled organic farming to be promoted, involving 1% of all agricultural holdings in the EU (EU 15) in 1996, and more than half a million hectares to be reafforested in four years. The reduction in guaranteed prices did not produce a dramatic drop in farmers incomes, as predicted by many opponents of the reform. Net individual agricultural income increased by 4.1% per annum between 1992 and 1996 3 (Source : Agricultural accounts), for the following reasons:
One can therefore conclude that from the point of view of the environment, the 1992 CAP reform represented a step in the right direction, even if several provisions had the opposite effect. In any event, it is now necessary to make more active progress towards the integration of environmental aspects and of sustainable development in the CAP.
It should not be forgotten that in terms of land occupation and landscape, European farmers manage and maintain 44% of the European area as Utilised Agricultural Area (UAA), and if the other areas that they own or rent are taken into account, they manage more than half of the European territory. Agriculture must therefore in no way be restricted to the sole function of economic production and the 2% of EU's GDP that it represents. Moreover, it has become more widespread for farmers to exercise other activities, with 15% of them (EU 15) employed part-time on their holding in 1997. New activities are emerging, thus creating sources of additional income. Agri-tourism and the processing of agricultural products on the farm have been developing for a number of years.
The proposals contained in the European Commission's Agenda 2000 confirm this orientation. Price reductions, reduction in intervention guarantees, increase in direct aid, modulation of aforesaid aid, strengthening of environmental obligations on agricultural producers, on one hand, and of positive agri-environmental measures on the other, rural development, make up the various instruments which, together, are intended to build a more coherent and effective integration strategy.


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Hi Guys, I was offered a teaching position at Miras school in Almaty and I am thinking about accepting. However, I do not know much about Almaty...Any advice will be helpful because I need to choose between Cairo, Egypt and Almaty, Kazakhastan within the next two-weeks...Thanks
Miras is a quite good American school, also sponsors and organizes a lot of charity events. I would recommend you to consider Almaty rather than Cairo, which are way too religious countries. Egypt is not stable these days. Almaty Kazakhstan is very social country with quite a mix of population. Expatriate society is big and very active. Kazakhstan and especially Almaty is not conservative and people are friendly and outgoing. We live in Almaty almost 4 years my husband is British and we actually quite enjoy our life here.
Also the demand for native English speaking teachers is very high, so out of Miras you can always consider private teaching on a part time basis.
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The goal is to get the planes flying again, according to multiple sources with knowledge of the matter, while Boeing works on a comprehensive redesign of the lithium-ion battery system that could take nine months or more to implement.
The interim fix includes a heavy-duty titanium or steel containment box around the battery cells, and high-pressure evacuation tubes that, in the event of a battery fire, would vent any gases directly to the outside of the jet.
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It's the last week of Van Doesburg and the International Avant-Garde: Constructing a New World at Tate Modern and so we've been looking back over the show before it leaves us. Since van Doesburg had a hand in or link to so many seminal movements of the early-twentieth-century (De Stijl, Dada, Constructivism, the Bauhaus), his influence has a contemporary reach, not only in visual art but in the wider visual field, including typography, design and architecture.
- Could Daniel Libeskind have made his extension to the Denver Art Museum without the Rietveld Schroeder House?
- How much does the art direction of Tron owe to De Stijl?
- How would Ceefax have looked without van Doesburg's typography designs?
Reviews of the exhibition have focused on this influence on our contemporary visual world. Charles Darwent in the Independent on Sunday said:
"…the extraordinary impact Van Doesburg had on European art in the 1920s … was all to do with boundary-crossing and line-blurring, things so revolutionary that they still resonate today.".
while Simon Mawer in the The Guardian commented:
"Painter, poet, critic, architect, of all the dimensions of his short life the most important one was … the influence that he had among the avant-garde of the 1920s, an artistic movement that has shaped our own world."
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Van Doesburg is clearly a giant of design, but who is your design hero? Who has influenced your design practice or work? Who do you think has made the most impact on your visual world? Do you look back to one of van Doesburg's contacts or rivals? Who working today do you think will be the van Doesburg of the 21st Century?
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My design hero is Bruce Mau. His exhibition and book 'Massive Change' changed the way I think about design, it takes design to the next level and beyond. It doesn't only show that design and the arts of expressing ourselves is in our veins, but that it's magical and breathing. Bruce Mau made me understand the importance of design and that it can change the world for the better. That's Magic! :D
Bruce Mau is also the founder of 'Institute without Boundaries' who focuses on social, ecological and economic innovation, and sees the designer as a problem solver with the ability to effect positive change for humanity.
The way Jon Burgerman transforms a space is just Amazingly Brilliant!
What makes a design hero? Is it the designer's affect on popular culture? Is it their influence on the art, craft and business of design? I suspect that for most people it's the individual whose work inspired them to pursue a career in design, sparked an interest in beauty and function, and continues to arouse a passion for creativity and a curiosity for the world around us.
In my case it is the designer Roy Kuhlman, best known in the U.S for his Grove Press covers of the 1950s and 60s. Mr. Kuhlman's work aroused my curiosity as much as the words between the book covers. He forced this schoolboy into finding out about Beckett and Genet, jazz and literature, art and theatre. That's a design hero.
My mother who started me off with colored crayons at age 5 and I colored her bedroom door as far up as I could reach. When I showed her my artwork, she quickly went out and purchased more paper for me. :)
Alan Fletcher is THE MAN
my design heroes of the moment are Charles (and Ray) Eames. Great detail, playfulness and use of materials.
My art teachers.. Without whom I would have no idea about design, and it's designers.
Since discovering Van Doesberg's work I see his influence in many places; buildings, clothes, film, all forms of artistic design and also in machinery. The key element being the consitancy of excellence his innovation has borne.
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Sheryl Crow coming to Riverside on Dec. 5
Milwaukee is going to get a look at the new Sheryl Crow live when the nine-time Grammy winner comes to the Riverside Theater on Dec. 5.
The show announcement arrives on the eve of the release of Crow's newest album, "Feels Like Home," her first complete country album. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Art Museum makes appearance in iPhone Photography Awards
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Just in time for a concert swing through his home state, Wisconsin's biggest national country star, Josh Thompson, has released the video for his new song, "Wanted Me Gone." The song is the second single from Thompson's sophpmore album, "Turn It Up," which was released in April. It is already following the first song, "Cold Beer With Your Name On It" toward the country radio top 40.
The song is a classic country kiss off with a catchy groove. The video finds Thompson addressing his ex from the tailgate of a pickup filled with his belongings and sitting defiantly in a lawn chair under a window with his clothes - and even a whitetail archery target- raining down on him. »Read Full Blog Post
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Ive been quoted about £300 to have the cam belt changed on my P reg Vectra Estate 2.5 V6 SRi
Is that a decent price?
Ive been quoted about £300 to have the cam belt changed on my P reg Vectra Estate 2.5 V6 SRi
Is that a decent price?
no way!!!! is that from a vauxhall dealer by chance?
mine cost me circa £50all-in.
What area are you from?
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His is a bit trickier though as its a V6. Probably included all the new parts you are supposed to use too, tensioners etc.Originally Posted by Tigran
mmmm dunno still sounds a tad steep to me - wish vauxhall used bloody cam chain's
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I paid £99 for my C14SE the other month from Vauxhall, although V6's are alot more complicated, really you are meant to change the belt, rollers, tensioner and waterpump. All that in GM stuff comes to just short of £120 and probably takes 2 hours for someone who knows what they are doing (£50 an hour ish) so probably still a bit on the steep side, maybe this is a worse case quote.
The quote was from the local vauxhall dealer yes. Im in Bourne in Lincolnshire if that helps
Id suggest if the car is getting on a bit to take to a good local garage. I got my cambelt/waterpump/thermostat done for about £80 on the same engine.Originally Posted by mister mental
Its costing me £25 labour + cambelt kit from my local mechanic. It is only a 1.4 astra though.
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Northridge was a 4-1 victor over Lakeland in varsity boys tennis Saturday morning in Middlebury.
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"Now that's what I'm talking about!"
This had to be the collective call of every Redskins fan there ever was, as the Washington Redskins not only won in overtime against the Tennessee Titans, but did it with their most complete offensive game since week 2. With injuries in all three faces (offense, defense and special teams), they showed fight and fired through all sorts of adversity.
The Redskins needed a win after getting humiliated on Monday Night Football last week. The funniest part of it all is that no one seems to notice the Redskins won in overtime, as controversy broke out amongst the Titans after the game.
Oh well, that's fine. I like the Redskins flying under the radar. This was the gutsiest win of the season, and it made me proud to a Redskins fan, after I was ready to turn to the dark side and become a Ravens fan. (Ask Josh McCain, I told him as much.)
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It is strongly recommended that students avoid the likelihood of later scheduling problems by carefully following the recommended curriculum in their major or in the open option program.
Each freshman is exposed to a broad university background, completing course work outside the College of Engineering and Applied Science in science, mathematics, social science, and the humanities.
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For new freshmen who do not wish to extend their studies beyond eight semesters, the University of Colorado extends a guarantee that required or essential courses, or acceptable alternative courses, will be available so each student can complete all course work required for a bachelor of science degree from the College of Engineering and Applied Science no later than the end of the eighth consecutive semester of enrollment, when the student follows the degree plan recommended by the major department. In the event the University of Colorado is not successful in meeting the terms of this guarantee, the university will reimburse the student all tuition and course fees for those courses remaining to successfully complete the previously designated bachelor of science degree.
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- For the BS degree, the satisfactory completion of the prescribed and elective work in any curriculum as determined by the appropriate academic department. A student must complete a minimum number of semester hours, not less that 128, of which the last 45 must be Boulder course work earned after admission to the university and the college.
- The recommendation of the faculty of the academic department (or program) offering the degree. The campus designation on the diploma and transcript shall correspond to the campus designation of the academic department initiating the degree recommendation.
- The recommendation of the faculty of the college.
- The cumulative GPA of an engineering student includes all academic courses attempted at the University of Colorado (unless the Course Repetition Program has been utilized). A cumulative GPA of 2.250 (2.000 for students matriculating in the college prior to fall 2011 semester) is required in courses used to fulfill degree requirements. In addition, a separately computed GPA of 2.250 (2.000 for students matriculating in the college prior to fall 2011 semester) must be attained in those courses taken from the student's major department. For students in the applied mathematics program, the major department is the applied mathematics department; for students in the engineering physics program, the major department is the physics department. For students majoring in environmental engineering, all chemical, civil, environmental, and mechanical engineering courses will be considered in lieu of those from a single department.
- Humanities and social sciences degree requirements may be found at engineering.colorado.edu/hss. All electives should be selected with the approval of an academic advisor and from the lists of approved courses.
- Students who graduated from high school in the spring of 1988 and thereafter must complete any minimum academic preparation standards (MAPS) deficiencies prior to graduation. Students should refer to engineering.colorado.edu/students/advising.htm (Advanced Placement and MAPS) and consult with an academic advisor or the dean's office (ECAD 100) to determine any MAPS deficiencies and how to satisfy these deficiencies.
- Some majors require successful completion of an educational outcome measurement prior to graduation. Students should contact their major department to determine whether an outcome measurement is required and when it must be taken.
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Students may obtain bachelor's degrees in engineering and in the academic program of another college, with the approval of the relevant colleges/major departments.
Double Majors within the College of Engineering and Applied Science
It is possible for an undergraduate student to complete degree requirements for two or more majors within the College of Engineering and Applied Science, with the approval of the relevant major departments. Students must complete at least 15 additional credit hours for each additional major. The decision to earn more than one major in the college should be carefully weighed, since qualified students may be able to obtain a master's degree for a similar number of credit hours.
The college offers minors in computer science, computer engineering, electrical engineering, signals and systems, and electrical renewable systems.
More information is available at engineering.colorado.edu/students/advising.htm (Minor Programs).
Premedical Option
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Required Courses and Semester Credit Hours
- General chemistry—2 (with labs)
- Organic chemistry—2 (with labs)
- General or introductory biology—2 (with labs)
- English composition and literature (one of each)—2
- Physics—2 (with labs)
- Calculus (required or recommended)—1
- Statistics (strongly recommended)—1
- Biochemistry (required or strongly recommended)—1
- Genetics (strongly recommended)—1
Students can typically meet these requirements by carefully substituting electives in their engineering curriculum. Interested students should consult with a prehealth advisor in the Pre-professional Advising Office at the University Club on the Boulder campus early in their undergraduate career in order to accomplish the other elements of preparation for applying to a health professional school. Assistance with requirements for clinical experience and specialized letters of recommendation can be obtained from this office.
Concurrent BS and MS Degree Program in Engineering
Students with strong academic records who plan to continue in the Graduate School usually find it advantageous to apply for admission to the concurrent BS/MS degree program. Excellent students plan a graduate program beginning in their junior year. Many departments allow up to 6 credit hours of graduate course work to be applied to the BS degree. This program also provides opportunities to work with faculty on independent study or research projects.
Application is made to the Graduate School through the appropriate academic department. Application and admission may occur during the junior year; consult individual departments for their exact timing. The college requires a minimum GPA of 3.250 for admission to this program; some departments may have higher requirements. Requirements for the two degrees are the same as those for two degrees taken separately: 128 credit hours for the BS degree and 24–30 hours including thesis (Plan I) or 30 credit hours (Plan II) for the MS degree. Up to 6 credit hours of graduate course work may be double counted (i.e., applied toward the BS degree as well as applied toward the MS degree).
All students choose or are assigned a faculty advisor to help them develop a program of study best suited to their interests. Students in each program are encouraged to pursue independent study on research programs or in areas of specialization beyond those offered in formal courses. Students are allowed to structure their senior and graduate years in an order that is optimal for their program, as long as all requirements for both the BS and MS degrees are completed by the end of the concurrent BS/MS program. The BS and MS degrees must be awarded concurrently at the completion of both degree programs.
A minimum GPA of 3.000 must be maintained for continuation in the program; if the GPA falls below 3.000, all hours completed with a passing grade while in the program count only towards fulfillment of the BS degree.
Tuition rates for resident students in this program are at the undergraduate rate until students accumulate a certain number of credit hours. Students are then considered to be graduate students for purposes of tuition and financial aid. For additional details on this program, contact the appropriate engineering academic department or the Graduate School.


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Bigots bite back as Michael Sam sexuality stays in spotlight
Published 14/05/2014 | 02:30
Surreal is one word to describe the experience of flicking channels from the crowning of bearded lady Conchita Wurst as Eurovision champion late on Saturday to the tail end of the NFL draft, with Michael Sam, the first openly gay man in the history of the league, still 'on the board'.
Desolation was writ large across the faces of the talking heads. Closing time was nigh and there was no way to spin this.
Since the draft's kick-off on Thursday night, all 32 NFL franchises had been given multiple opportunities to draft Sam, and each had passed on the chance.
The media had their stories about this history-making victory for diversity already written, but American football as a collective seemed to be saying "thanks, but no thanks, we're happy with the status quo."
And then, with seven picks to go, minutes after NFL Network's chief commentator Rich Eisen admitted that it was extremely unlikely Sam would be selected, the St Louis Rams drafted him. The Rams were a perfect fit – Sam played his college ball nearby and coach Jeff Fisher is heralded as a 'player's coach', which is NFL speak that means he has a heart – but it was also a shrewd calculation.
The Rams have the NFL's deepest corps of defensive linemen and, should Sam's sexuality prove divisive in the locker-room, Fisher would have a ready-made excuse to cut him.
It's worth noting that Robert Klemko of 'Sports Illustrated' told the show on Monday he expects Sam to play at least a year with the Rams.
And as the pundits repeated their refrain about how it'll be great when an athlete's sexuality is no longer a story, cameras cut to Sam in his agent's sitting room, bawling on the phone as he spoke with someone from the Rams organisation.
The strain of the wait was visible, as was the relief. And then Sam kissed his boyfriend. It was an unscripted moment that elicited a broad spectrum of reaction, from the delighted to the bigoted, but one thing was clear: Michael Sam and his sexuality will remain to be a big story for the time being.
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