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Code: 01775; Academic Program: Medieval and Early Modern Studies; Certificate
Head: Alison Cornish, Romance Languages and Literatures
Executive Committee: Peggy McCracken (Romance Language), Director, Erdem Cipa (Near Eastern Stds), Cathy Sanok (English), Celeste Brusati (Art History), French (History)
Professors: Baxter (ALC), Behar (Anthro), Boccaccini (NES), Bonner (NES/History), Borders (Music), Brown (ALC), Brusati (Art Hist), Cameron (Classical stds), Chang (History), Caston (Philosophy),Cornish (RLL), Deshpande (ALC), Dworkin (Rom Lang), Frier (Classics, Law), Garcia Santo-Tomas ( RLL), Gazda (Art Hist), Gregerson (English), Goodman (Women's Stds/History), Hawes (English/History), Hebert (Classical stds), Hoffmann (RLL), Holmes (HART), Knysh (NES), Lieberman (History), Lindner (History), Loeb (Phil), Lopez (ALC), Mallette (RLL, NES), Marcus (Anthro), McCracken (RLL), Miller (Law), Powers (Art Hist, Saxonhouse (PoliSci), Schmaltz (Philos), Schoenfieldt (English), Scodel (Classical Stds), Sears (HART), Sinopoli (Anthro), Squatriti (History), Stein (Music), Tonomura (History), Traub (English), Van Dam (History), White (Law), Whiting (Music)
Associate Professors: Babayan (NES/History), Brown (RC), Carr (HART), de Pee (History), Dufallo (Classical Stds), Eliav (NES), Fancy (History), Fortson (Classical Stds), Ginsburg (NES), Hagen (NES), Hughes (History), Mengozzi (Music), Mir (History), Mullaney (English), Rolston (ALC), Parrish (English), Sanok (English), Soo (Architecture), Szpiech (RLL), Taylor (English), Timmermann (HART), Toon (English), Trevor (English), Verdesio (RLL), Zwicker (ALC)
Assistant Professors: Erin Brightwell (ALC), Chachani (HART), Chatterji (HART), Cipa (NES/History), Green- Jackson (ALC), Kile (ALC), Mercado (RLL), Nemser (RLL)
Lecturers: Brandolino (English), Markus (Classical Stds), Marwil (History), Sowers (RC), Walsh (RC), Willette (HART/RC), Eric Beureuline (Rom Lang)
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In addition to the specific requirements listed there, see the Certificate Programs section of the Rackham Graduate School Academic Policies.
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The certificate in Medieval and Early Modern Studies (ca. 500 to 1800 AD) is designed to help Ph.D. students acquire an interdisciplinary grounding in their area of expertise. The certificate program organizes activities to help build community among students from different departments and encourages them to develop disciplinary, geographical, and chronological range. We feel strongly that one's own discipline is more clearly understood when its practices are located among those of other fields.
The MEMS certificate program is a flexible grouping of courses, but one course is required for all students--the MEMS graduate proseminar. This class is team-taught by faculty from different departments who model in the classroom the kinds of interdisciplinary enquiry the certificate program encourages. The proseminar may address various topics of the period: urbanization, courts, the roles of women, the impact of religion, colonialism, encounters between east and west, and nation-building, for example, but each course thinks hard about how to do interdisciplinary work. These courses also will be expected to focus on the distinctive character of premodern cultures and the special research problems and disciplinary challenges they present.
Along with the yearly MEMS proseminar, we offer a continuing prospectus- and dissertation-writing seminar to give graduate students a clear sense of an interdisciplinary community. This seminar will provide its participants an opportunity to share their works-in-progress with peers from a variety of backgrounds and address issues of common interest in research, method, and writing across the disciplines. Credits for the certificate may be acquired in this seminar.
Any student with a bachelor's degree who has been admitted to, or is currently enrolled in, a graduate program at the University is eligible to apply for a Graduate Certificate in MEMS. Applicants should have at least an A- average in their graduate coursework or (for entering students) in their undergraduate coursework and are expected to have reading knowledge of two foreign languages. Admissions take place throughout the year, and applications are reviewed by the MEMS Executive Committee on an ongoing basis. Students who wish to enter the program must submit the following:
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- 1 pound large shallots, thinly sliced
- 1 1/2 cups peanut oil, for frying
- 6 pita breads, split horizontally
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- 1/2 cup whole milk
- 2 tablespoons chopped flat-leaf parsley
Preheat the oven to 350°. In a medium saucepan, bring the shallots and oil to a boil. Cook over moderately low heat, stirring, until the shallots are deep golden, about 18 minutes. Strain the shallots, then drain on paper towels and let cool. Reserve the shallot oil.
Meanwhile, brush the rough side of the pitas with some of the shallot oil and arrange on baking sheets, oiled side up. Reserve the remaining oil for another use. Sprinkle the pitas with salt and cayenne and bake for 10 minutes, or until golden and crisp. Let cool, then break into large pieces.
In a food processor, puree the goat cheese with the sour cream and milk. Season with salt and cayenne; process until smooth. Transfer to a bowl. Stir in three-quarters of the shallots and the parsley. Top with the remaining shallots and serve with the pita crisps.


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Willow tit with beakful of green caterpillars.
Observed: 2nd June 2013 By: Nick Upton
Added: 22nd June 2013
I'm pretty sure this is a Willow rather than a Marsh tit based on the large scruffy bib, extensive white cheeks, not very glossy cap and hint of a pale panel on the wings.... but would appreciate confirmation or correction. This one was feeding its mate in early June, perhaps prior to mating, rather than visiting a nest as far as I could make out, but I didn't hang around for long in case I upset them. They were foraging among hawthorn bushes and finding more caterpillars very fast. If anyone can ID those, gold stars should be awarded!
Other observations of Willow Tit (Poecile montanus)
Not sure
22 June 2013 - 8:40pm jerebarker
Could well be Willow, but wouldn't like to commit on those photos. The pale panel in the wing isn't exactly eyecatching, though it's not always easy to pick up anyway. The thing that bothers me is the relative length of the tail-feathers just visible in the second photo.
Willow should have the outermost tail feathers much shorter than the others, then a visible gradation in tail feather length to the centre (see e.g. http://www.ispot.org.uk/node/311256?nav=related), whilst Marsh should have the outer pair shorter (usually less so than Willow) and then a big gap with the rest of the feathers rather equal in length - see http://www.ispot.org.uk/node/311250?nav=users_observations if you wish!
The photo appears to show a Marsh Tit-pattern, though the resolution's not brilliant. Not often you get a photo which shows this at all in the field though!
Edit: breeding's pretty much done & dusted for the tits now; they're single-brooded, so birds doing this are feeding young in or out of the nest.
Flickr pics: http://www.flickr.com/photos/72243477@N00/
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22 June 2013 - 11:53pm Nick Upton
Many thanks for these comments. I didn't know of the tail feather ID trick... and have added crops from two other images where the focus was quite sharp on the tail.
I realise photos are rarely definitive and this link http://www.britishbirds.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/Willow-Marsh-Ti... spells out just how much overlap there is in all the commonly used field characters. It also says the tail feathers only help for birds in the hand, but just maybe these pics are clear enough to say which species this may be??
I realise I need to tune in on the calls / songs to be really sure..
The photos were taken around 3 weeks ago on a rare warm, belated spring day - and I saw one bird feeding its mate, but they may have had a nest nearby.
Nick Upton, naturalist and photographer.
23 June 2013 - 11:17am jerebarker
Nice. Personally I think those photos tend more towards Marsh than Willow - nice to get such a good couple of images in the field, by the way - but it is, ideally, an in-the-hand character, yes. The advantage of ringing and doing studying the two species locally! They aren't easy even in the hand, sometimes.
There is certainly overlap in the bib extent and appearance, and I think the character varies somewhat with season and feather wear too. Likewise, the appearance of a pale wing-panel is somewhat dependent on feather wear too. I don't like the glossy vs matt cap personally, as it's age- and light-dependent, and structural characters are much easier with prior experience. The pale spot at the base of the upper mandible is also a good Marsh Tit character, as is the colour of the cheeks - tends to be bicoloured in Marsh and whitish all over in Willow.
I think the song & call would be well worth getting to grips with, as they are the easiest method by far of discriminating the two species. Being very sedentary species, they should be just where you left them, so if you've got the chance, have a good listen. At the moment both species should be a little more noisy than they have been for the past month.
Richard Broughton's been studying both UK Poecile species for a good long while and the paper you link to is an excellent resource... well worth absorbing it!
Flickr pics: http://www.flickr.com/photos/72243477@N00/
Marsh/Willow conundrum
23 June 2013 - 1:25pm Nick Upton
Many thanks for your expert input. I may well return to take more careful note of the calls. I was concentrating so hard on framing/ focusing that they didn't register enough. I was really at the site to photograph butterflies, but had a big lens with me so put it on when I encountered this pair.
I've now added crops that show what may be a bi-coloured cheek with a white front panel grading to much warmer buff, which is closer to these images of a marsh: http://www.birdforum.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=126682&d=1203341738 than a willow http://www.birdforum.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=126681&d=1203341729 within this post http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=107725
I have no convincing images of the beak spot as the caterpillars mask it in all but one poorly focused image. I attach a crop anyway in case it helps, but think it could be interpreted either way as the light spots are reflective highlights.
If these extra shots make it more likely a Marsh, please feel free to update the ID. If they don't I guess it's unconfirmed either way until I've checked the calls!
Nick Upton, naturalist and photographer.


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ORLANDO, Fla. - The UAB baseball team put an end to its losing streak as Steven Turner homered and drove in five runs as the Blazers posted a 9-7 Conference USA victory over UCF Saturday at Jay Bergman Field in Orlando, Fla.
The win was the first league victory of the season for the Blazers and evened the weekend series at one game apiece. The victory also halted the Blazers' 18-game losing streak.
Runs were aplenty in the contest, as UAB pounded out nine runs on eight hits as Turner enjoyed a career day and Phillip Bell added a home run for the Blazers.
The Blazers wasted no time, exploding in their second at bat and scoring four runs to take their first lead of the weekend series.
Ryne Lovdahl opened the frame, taking a 1-2 curveball and lining it into right center for a leadoff single. Donny Muth, in his second start of the season, followed up with a single of his own, putting the first two hitters on base with no outs.
Zac Ward worked a walk to load the bases, and Turner delivered in a big way to give the Blazers their first runs of the contest. Turner took a 2-1 fastball and smashed it high off the center field wall, over 400 feet away, to clear the bases for a triple and 3-0 UAB lead. Turner then crossed home on at-bat later, as a wild pitch brought him in to push the advantage to four.
Starter Jim Crew battled out of trouble in the bottom half of the second, allowing one run but stranding two UCF runners. Crew helped himself, as the sophomore made the first of several diving catches that the UAB defense would make on the night, snatching a would be bunt attempt by the Golden Knights out of the air for an out.
Great defense and timely pitching kept UAB ahead, as Crew and company continued to battle out of jams to keep the advantage. In the bottom of the fourth, UCF scored one run to inch closer to 5-2, but Crew again managed to squeeze out of trouble. With runners on second and third base and two out, UCF slugger Ryan Bono sent a rocket down the first base line, but Ward dove to his right to make a spectacular play, ending the threat with the score remaining 5-2 Blazers.
With the pitching staff and defensive continuing to shine, the bats did not rest, continuing to attack the Golden Knights with every turn at bat. Two more runs came across in the top of the fifth, as moon shot over the left field wall made it 7-2 UAB. Bell's blast was his first of the year, and scored Danny Sawyer to extend the Blazer lead to five runs.
Turner's heroics continued, as the junior from Birmingham, Ala., decided to put the Blazers on his back in the top of the sixth, hit a towering two-run blast deep into the night to make it 9-2 UAB. Turner's fourth and fifth RBIs on the night were career highs, as head coach Larry Giangrosso's squad refused to stand pat with the sticks.
Crew continued to deal and make the most of his outing, laboring through each frame, but finding a way to succeed. The sophomore threw over 130 pitches on the night, and completed 6.2 innings before giving way to the bullpen. Mitch Thorn retired the side in the seventh, but was chased in the eighth for freshman Drew Murray. The Golden Knights rallied, scoring five runs to make it 9-7.
Grant Addison was then summoned, and the junior from Winfield, Ala., closed the door, throwing the final one and a third to pick up his second save on the season and give the Blazers the win.
UAB will attempt to pick up its first series win on Sunday, as Kyle Roberson takes the mound to face UCF in the finale of the series. First pitch is set for 1 p.m. ET, and can be followed live on gametracker, available through UCF's athletic website.
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Benefit at Shank Hall raises funds for Sikh Temple
In solidarity at Shank Hall, they sang.
" Ek ong kar, ek ong kar, sat guru prasad, sat guru prasad."
The chant, performed by Milwaukee musician Ragani and echoed by her audience, is a Sikh phrase that roughly means "truth is given by the grace of the one creator," she said.
Ragani, Violent Femmes founding bassist Brian Ritchie and a group of Milwaukee musicians came together Sunday to perform at a benefit for the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin. It was at the Oak Creek sanctuary where six people were shot and killed Aug. 5 by a white supremacist.
Over 270 people attended the benefit at the 300-capacity venue Sunday, said Shank Hall owner Peter Jest. Patrons were asked to pay a $10 donation, but at the end of the night the club raised $3,100.
Jest said he would go to the temple Monday and deliver a check.
Ritchie, a Milwaukee native and current Tasmania resident (he is in Wisconsin this month visiting his son), opened the show with the soothing sounds of a Japanese bamboo flute, and he closed the night with his Zen-inspired jazz ensemble, the Brian Ritchie Shakuhachi Club Milwaukee.
Ragani said she sought to inspire healing and harmony during her set. She began with a sacred prayer addressed, she said, to the light within. From there she sang songs in the fashion of kirtan, a spiritual call-and-response musical ceremony with origins in India.
As her five-piece band slowly filled the room with hand percussion and acoustic guitar, the voices of the chanting crowd, many singing with eyes shut, grew louder and louder as many became one with the music.
"What we're doing isn't going to erase any of the sorrow, but sometimes you can just do little things, and it creates a ripple effect," Ritchie said. "Every little bit helps."
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Poland (surname)
Poland is a surname in the English and German languages. In some cases the word is derived from Middle High German, in other cases it is an Anglicisation of French or Irish names.
In some cases the English and German name is derived from the Middle High German Polan, which means "Poland". The surname originally signified a person with Polish connections.[citation needed]
In some cases, particularly in New England, the English Poland is an Americanized form of the French Poulin.[1] This French surname originated from an occupational name of a poultry breeder, or from a fearful person; it is derived from the Old French poule, which means "chicken".[2]
In other cases, particularly in Ireland, the English Poland is a variant of Polin,[1] which is in turn an Anglicised form of the original Gaelic spelling of Mac Póilín, which translated from Irish means "son of little Paul". This Irish surname originated as a patronymic, derived from a pet form of the Irish Pól (the English form of which is Paul).[3] There are multiple formulations of the anglicised spelling quite often with the 'Mac' or 'Mc' removed, including: (Mc)Poland, (Mc)Polin, (Mc)Polland, (Mc)Pullen, (Mc)Pullin, (Mc)Polan which in Ireland come from the same original Gaelic.
The variety in spelling of this Irish surname and the examples where the 'Mac' or 'Mc' has been dropped can be explained for several reasons. In English controlled areas of Ireland (especially around The Pale), it was declared that the Irish take on names in an English form and many were required to do so in order to do business with the powers that be, or to obtain a tenancy on English controlled land.[4]
Census takers were also allowed to use either form, with or without the Gaelic prefix. It also was not uncommon for the 'Mac' or 'Mc' prefix to simply be incorporated into the surname to result in one word e.g. Magawley, Maginnis.[citation needed]
A further reason for the variety in anglicised forms of the surname can be explained, as Irish Catholic priests, whilst literate, were only required to record surname spellings phonetically on birth certificates. This led to individuals sometimes having their surname recorded with a different spelling from their father, and indeed there are many examples of individuals with their surname spelt differently from their birth and death certificates even in the 20th century. Whilst literacy rates amongst the general Irish population were low in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, such variant spellings were rarely questioned.[citation needed]
At present Poland (and its many variants) is considered a rare Gaelic surname throughout Ireland, as it is found almost exclusively in counties Armagh and Down; it is, however, also found with some concentration in County Offaly.[5]
Occasionally the surname Poland, Pollane, Powland and Powlesland when found in English people with no Irish ancestry, the origin can be attributed to the village near the town of Odiham, in the county of Hampshire. The village called Poland has nothing whatsoever to do with the country of Poland. It is Olde English pre 7th century in origin, the derivation being from 'pol landa', meaning an area of agricultural land surrounded by lakes or pools, or possibly a place where 'poles' that is to say fencing poles were 'pollarded'. Most locational surnames were given to people after they left their original village and moved elsewhere. It was a simple form of identification. In England, surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation.[6] 'Paulin' also appears as a personal name in the Domesday Book.
Persons with the surname[edit]
- Alfred Poland (1822–1872), British, a surgeon best known for the first account of the Poland syndrome
- Aodán Mac Póilin, Irish language activist in Northern Ireland
- Chris Poland (born 1957), American, a musician and vocalist in the band Megadeth.
- Fred Poland, a professional association footballer.
- Frederick Poland (1858–?1940), English clergyman and cricketer, long resident in Canada
- Hugh Poland (baseball) (1910–1984), American professional baseball catcher, manager and scout
- Hugh Poland (politician) (1868–1938), New Zealand member of parliament
- Kathryn Poland (1919-2010), American politician
- Tom Poland (born 1949), American writer
- David Polland (1915–?), American chess player
- Eddie Polland (born 1947), Northern Irish golfer
- Gary M. Polland (born 1950), American politician and journalist
- Milton Rice Polland (1909–2006), American life insurance executive, businessman and political activist
- Pamela Polland (born 1944), American singer-songwriter
- Willie Polland (1934–2010), Scottish footballer
See also[edit]
- ^ a b Learn about the family history of your surname, Ancestry.com, retrieved 11 April 2011, which cited: Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4, for the surname "Poland".
- ^ Learn about the family history of your surname, Ancestry.com, retrieved 11 April 2011, which cited: Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4, for the surname "Poulin".
- ^ Learn about the family history of your surname, Ancestry.com, retrieved 11 April 2011, which cited: Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4, for the surname "Polin".
- ^ Mac, Mc, and O Names in Ireland, Scotland, & America. IrishRoots.com
- ^ More Laois & Offaly Surnames. Irish Midlands Ancestry
- ^ Poland at the surname database
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - September 23, 2005, New Braunfels, Texas Friday, September 23, 2005 — Herald-Zeitung — Page 5A 26 evacuees find a home in New Braunfels By Jessica Sanders Staff Writer Hurricane Rita blew 26 people onto Charles Rogers' doorstep, and he expects even more visitors before the storm touches down. "They're a happy group," he said, surrounded by guests in his New Braunfels home. "There's never a dull moment." Rogers said he and his wife, Pat, welcomed extended family into their home, but the numbers kept growing to include friends, inlaws and church members from Bay City and Wadsworth. They are also playing host to three dogs and a cat. "Every room is packed, but everyone is sweet and gets along," Pat Rogers said. "Right now, we don't know what's going to happen, but hopefully they'll all be able to go back to everything that they left." Charles Rogers said the guests are sleeping on mattresses, cots and in backyard tents. Though it's crowded, snoring seems to be the only complaint. Bay City residents Krystal Rush, 16, and Adrianna Zuniga, 12, kept themselves busy Thursday afternoon by styling each other's hair in one of the Rogers' bedrooms. "I don't mind because I know everybody," Krystal said. "It's fun." Adrianna, the Rogers' granddaughter, agreed that her family and friends were staying lighthearted in the wake of the hurricane. "It's a blast," she said. "I'm not worried about my house because we prayed over all our stuff." Gloria Zamora said she also felt that God was taking care of her family during the DAVID INGRAM/Herald-Zeitung Hurricane Rita evacuees watch television coverage of the approaching storm in the home of Chuck ant Patricia RogersThursday afternoon. evacuation process. Though she is safe in New Braunfels, Zamora's husband is still in Bay City boarding up their house. "We're very grateful for (Charles) and Pat, we don't now what we would do without them," she said. "We thought we would just have to find somewhere to go" Zamora's brother-in-law, Rudy, said he was glad to have gotten out of town when he did. Though he said he was worried about his home and Harley Davidson motorcycle, Rudy has already made a backup plan. "I guess Iii just stay here," he said, grinning at Charles Rogers. "I do expect some damage, we're only 25 miles from the coastline." The Rogers' daughter, Charlotte Zuniga, said she was not too worried about her house, but did find the evacuation trip stressful. "We stopped at a McDonald's and we couldn't get in because it was packed," she said. "Everything in Bay City was already boarded up and there was nowhere to eat." Charles Rogers said that without the help of neighbors, Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church and Rock Hills Baptist Church, they might not have been able to welcome so many displaced friends into their home. Churches supplied bedding and other items while neighbor James Vincent brought them a small airconditioning unit for the garage. "I was apprehensive at first about having so many people here," he said. "My neighbors really helped out a lot. They put up with the noise, people coming in at I a.m., dogs fighting..." Charlotte Zuniga said New Braunfels residents have been truly gracious hosts. She said being surrounded by good friends and studying the Bible verse Matthew 6:31-33 help keep her strong in an unsure situation. "We want to thank the people of New Braunfels who have reached out and supplied our needs," she said. "God will reward you greatly." READY CONTINUED FROM Page IA Churches provide shelter to evacuees medication with them. All they need is a place to stay and something to eat," she said. Thanks to community resources organized for the last round of evacuees who came through town, other local aid groups are prepared to meet other needs. Judy Baker, local Salvation Army manager, said her office would provide gas vouchers, if people could find a place to fill up their tanks. Families needing extra food can find help at the SOS Food Bank, which has received 30,000 pounds of food since Aug. 31. While he encouraged evacuees to take advantage of the facility's full shelves, manager Tom Barrett stressed the shelves could empty very quickly. "This community has been so generous in helping us help the evacuees, but that does not mean we will never have a need again," he said. New Braunfels Mayor Bruce Boyer, who was working to get more shelters opened as soon as possible, said he was confident New Braunfelsers would step up to offer assistance. "At this point, the biggest need is for food and money," he said. "I think we have everything else taken care of." Amanda Newman will bt- representing The City of New Braunfels as Miss New Braunfels Texas Teen USA 2005 at t he 2OOO Miss Texas Teen USA Pageant In Houston, Texas Novetnl>er 26th & 27th 2005. Amanda is a Junior at New Braunfels High School. l»ok for .Amanda in the Comal County Parade. Good Luck! Sponsors & Family 2005 Football Photo GDS Capture football memories from your favorite local team in photographs! New Braunfels High School Canyon High School Smithson Valley High School Includes photos of Band Members and Cheerleaders! FOR JI LIMITED TIME ONLY REGULAR PRICE $19.95 + TAX. gers i A A rn . i Call 625-9144 to reserve your copy or come by our main office at 707 Landa Street Herald-Zeitung Even as storm moves east, county officials make sure they're ready for disaster By Ron Maloney Staff Writer As late projections suggested Hurricane Rita's track could move the bulk of tropical winds and rains east of New Braunfels, county officials outlined readiness plans Thursday. Comal County Emergency Management Coordinator Carol Edgett told commissioners' court the latest stonn tracks showed Rita taking a slight turn to the north for a likely landfall at the east tip of Galveston Island. With counterclockwise rotation, that track would put the highest winds and rains well east of New Braunfels, said Edgett, who is keeping in touch with the Texas Division of Emergency Management four times each day by conference call. Friday afternoon forecasts, she said, called for a 20-per-cent chance of rain in the afternoon with 15- to 20-mph winds. "The fair parade should go off without a hitch," Edgett said. Friday night projections called for a 50-percent chance of rain with 20-mph winds, while Saturday's early forecast is for a 60 percent chance of rain, again with 20-mph winds. "The projection Wednesday had been for 60-mph winds Saturday, and the storm moving further east has lessened our projected wind," Edgett said. 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I spoke with Bexar County yesterday and told them we were prepared to help if called up," Scheel said. "I want our residents to be listening to the radio and reading their newspapers to keep up with developments." County Engineer rom Hornseth said road crews were on standby and ready with low water barricades if they proved to be needed Saturday. "The local situation is good," I lornseth said, noting fuel problems reported along the interstates leading from the coast would not affect the county's emergency vehicles. "We have plenty of fuel for our vehicles, and our trucks are loaded up with barricades," Hornseth said. "We're expecting some wind, but we're not worried about having anvilling beyond a normal good rain event. 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Fans of the fashionable trend for preserving, head straight to Boco. The Ferniot brothers, inspired by their memories of their grandmother's dishes, had the brilliant idea of capturing the recipes of top chefs in preserving jars and now dishes by Anne-Sophie Pic, Frédéric Bau, Christophe Michalak, Philippe Conticini and more are sitting pretty in glass containers (€4 to €9).
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Carroll County is the reigning Utica shale capital of Ohio.
With 319 wells permitted, Carroll represents nearly 38 percent of the 858 wells the Ohio Department of Natural Resources has approved since late 2010.
Chesapeake Energy, the No. 1 driller in Ohio, staked out early and extensive claims in Carroll and surrounding counties: Columbiana, Portage and Stark. Today the Oklahoma-based energy giant, the No. 2 producer of natural gas in the United States, has a total of 503 permits in eastern Ohio. That's nearly 59 percent of the statewide total.
But the interest from drillers is shifting and extending to the south in a big way: into Harrison, Belmont, Monroe, Guernsey and Noble counties. Those five counties have become the drilling hot spot in eastern Ohio.
Of Ohio's 2013 Utica shale permits, 48.2 percent have been issued to energy companies interested in those five counties, and that is not not Chesapeake's stronghold, according to a Beacon Journal review of state data.
Harrison County leads the way with 124 permits since 2010, followed by Noble County with 62, according to information from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources' Division of Oil & Gas Resources Management.
Belmont County has 45 permits. Monroe County has 33, and Guernsey County has 50.
Washington County — even farther south — has an additional seven permits.
"It's obvious that drillers are paying a lot of attention to the south," said Youngstown State University geology professor Jeffrey Dick. "That's where their interest is, right now."
The southward movement is not a surprise. Oklahoma-based Gulfport Energy has reported highly successful wells with natural gas, petroleum and liquids like ethane, butane and propane in Harrison and Belmont counties, he said.
Colorado-based Antero Resources also reported good initial well production data in the southern counties, he said.
Antero reportedly has the biggest-producing well: the Yontz well in Monroe County. It is producing 38.9 million cubic feet of natural gas per day or 8,879 barrels of oil equivalents per day. That's valued at $300,000 per day.
The previous high in Ohio was Gulfport's Shugert well in Belmont County with 28.5 million cubic feet of day per day or 7,482 barrels of oil equivalents.
Companies like Hess Corporation, Rex Energy, PDC Energy, Anadarko Petroleum, Carizzo, EQT Production, Devon Energy, PDC Energy, Atlas Noble, Chevron Appalachia, HG Energy, Eclipse Resources, Hall Drilling, XTO, Triad Hunter LLC. and CNX Gas Co. have moved into the five counties.
They could secure leases, unlike in Carroll County where Chesapeake had locked up most available land earlier.
Analysts said that Chesapeake officials reported that the company had misjudged the Utica shale and erred in not realizing that the fairway — an industry term for where to drill — extended southward from Carroll and Harrison counties where it is strong into the other counties.
There are more signs of the shale boom in the southern counties.
Antero Resources has plans to build a $500 million pipeline to transport water from the Ohio River to its drilling sites in Ohio and West Virginia for hydraulic fracturing or fracking.
Former Chesapeake Energy CEO Aubrey McClendon and his new company, American Energy Partners, are reported to be buying 22,535 acres in leases in Harrison, Guernsey and Noble counties from EnerVest Ltd. for $284.3 million. McClendon's company is also reportedly the high bidder for 50,000 acres in Ohio now held by Shell.
A Houston company, Wunderlich Securities Inc., reported last week that it is convinced that Washington County will become the Utica hot spot.
Youngstown State's Dick said there is theory that Ohio's southern wells are so productive because the geology is different.
In the northern part of the window, there has been significant drilling in the past with vertical-only wells in the shallow Clinton sandstone, he said.
In southern Ohio, there is no Clinton sandstone and that has resulted in less drilling in the past, he said.
That could contribute to the significant production coming from southern wells, but more research is needed, Dick said.
The drillers are most interested in six or seven of the 23 Ohio counties where Utica wells have been drilled, said Tom Stewart, executive vice president of the Ohio Oil & Gas Association.
The desired strip for natural gas and liquids is really a narrow north-south band that is about three townships wide, he said.
Natural gas is likely to be found to the east of that band and oil is likely to the west, Stewart said.
Gas drilling to the east will likely resume when gas prices climb higher, he said.
The fear is that the oil area is shallower with less pressure and may be less productive, he said.
"It looks like the (oil) geology doesn't match up the hype," he said.
That means Ohio is more likely to produce gas and natural gas liquids and less oil, which is the most desirable product for drillers. And that's still a very good thing, he said.
It is still unclear what will happen at the northern end of that band, Stewart said.
BP and Halcon Inc. have moved into Trumbull County. Hilcorp Energy Corp. has growing interests in Mahoning County.
Mountaineer Keystone grabbed leases in eastern Portage County. Those projects are slowly getting under way.
Drilling interest is waning in some Ohio counties, as the drillers continue to hone in on the liquid-rich shale window.
Zero permits have been issued this year for Stark County. It had nine permits in 2012 and four in 2011.
Portage County has one permit this year. It had 10 permits in 2012 and four in 2011.
Tuscarawas County has one permit this year. That contrasts with nine in 2012 and three in 2011.
Permits have declined from 18 in 2012 to five in 2013 in Jefferson County and from 52 to 23 in Columbiana County. Columbiana is No. 3 in Ohio with 83 permits.
Other counties with no new permitting activity in 2013 are: Ashland, Coshocton, Geauga, Holmes, Knox, Medina, Muskingum and Wayne.
The southern counties are seeing more permits filed, which is likely to translate into more horizontal wells to be drilled.
Harrison County had 53 permits in 2012 and already has 70 this year.
It has a total of 123, making it No. 2 in Ohio.
Belmont County had 10 permits in 2012 and 35 have been filed this year.
Guernsey County had 15 permits in 2012 and already has 29 permits this year.
Noble County has jumped from 16 in 2012 to 42 this year,
Monroe County had 17 last year and already has 13 this year.
Some companies may get a permit but not drill right away, waiting for the completion of natural gas lines in an area.
The permits are good for two years and will be revoked by the state if no action takes place.
But the Ohio drilling picture could change.
That's because at least four of the original Ohio drillers are interested in selling all or part of their Ohio holdings.
That includes debt-ridden Chesapeake, Devon Energy, Anadarko Petroleum and EnerVest Ltd. and its partners want to sell all or part of their Ohio leases.
What's happening in Ohio is a repositioning that is common in the energy business, said Ohio State University geology professor Jeff Daniels.
"It's the nature of the business: assets shift, as companies try to better their positions. It's not a cause for concern," he said. "What's happening in Ohio is going to continue. It's not ending. It's just changing."
Chesapeake Energy Corp,the Oklahoma-based firm is the No. 1 driller in Ohio.
Rig Count Interactive Map by Baker Hughes, an energy services company.
Shale Sheet Fracking, a Youngstown Vindicator blog.
National Geographic's The Great Shale Rush.
The Ohio Environmental Council, a statewide eco-group based in Columbus.
Earthjustice, a national eco-group.
People's Oil and Gas Collaborative-Ohio, a grass-roots group in Northeast Ohio.
Concerned Citizens of Medina County, a grass-roots group.
No Frack Ohio, a Columbus-based grass-roots group.
Fracking: Gas Drilling's Environmental Threat by ProPublica, an online journalism site.
Pipeline, blog from Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on Marcellus shale drilling.
Allegheny Front, environmental public radio for Western Pennsylvania.


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Even if you agree, as the Journal Sentinel does in a Feb. 13 editorial, that Gov. Scott Walker is picking the right fight, his radical effort to strip bargaining rights from tens of thousands of Wisconsin citizens is being done in the wrong place.
The governor is using a so-called budget repair bill as a vehicle to sweep away more than 50 years of Wisconsin law and tradition that has reliably provided Wisconsin citizens with excellent public services - in less than one week and without any meaningful time for public scrutiny.
Make no mistake, the overreach the Editorial Board cites in its editorial is on a spectacular scale. This policy-laden budget is about much more than undercutting the earnings of public-service employees. It is about stripping all but a chosen few of any right to have a meaningful say in the workplace.
Walker is calling public employees unreasonable, but his administration has made absolutely no effort to work with or even contact any of the unions he is attacking in his fast-track proposal.
Both the content of the governor's proposal and the rushed process by which he's hoping to enact it are directly counter to the proud traditions of Wisconsin. Before radically curtailing the rights of nursing aides, teachers, correctional officers and snowplow drivers, both sides should meet and negotiate in good faith.
Walker's claim that he has nothing to negotiate belies a profound misunderstanding of the bargaining process. It is a process of give and take, and it has worked through good times and bad in Wisconsin for many decades.
Public employees understand the difficult times we are in and the challenges we face as a state and a nation. Wisconsin and other states have seen revenues plunge in the wake of a Wall Street-driven economic meltdown.
Local employees have had wage freezes, unpaid furlough days and job cuts. State workers have been living with 16 unpaid furloughs days, layoffs and unfilled vacancies that mean 4,000 fewer state positions. If anybody knows how to get more done with less resources, it is the people working on the front lines.
Yet the governor is attempting to scapegoat public employees as a cause of our state's budget difficulties - as if stripping rights from hard-working nursing aides and teachers is a way out of our fiscal challenges.
Walker's proposal would radically reshape relations between public-service workers and their employers. The proposal would strip rights from workers to negotiate a fair contract, fair treatment or even workplace safety. The governor is seeking to deny public employees the basic right to negotiate a fair contract - the same freedom guaranteed by law to just about every other Wisconsin resident.
Taking away rights from caregivers and correctional officers means undercutting our state's fragile economic recovery - and it puts the health, safety and well-being of our communities at even greater risk.
Unfortunately, in his blind rush, Walker has made clear that he isn't interested in what public employees, members of the public or anybody outside his inner circle might have to say about his proposals.
The radical nature of the governor's plans, underscored by his willingness to use the National Guard to mobilize against Wisconsin residents expressing opposition, go far beyond what is needed to balance budgets and address Wisconsin's short- or long-term economic needs. And by the way, where does Walker plan to find the money to fund tanks and armed guards at libraries and senior centers across Wisconsin?
The proven path to continued fiscal stability is through job creation and economic growth. Limiting the rights of Wisconsin workers is a curious way to achieve these objectives. The governor's proposal is unnecessary and unfair - to public workers, to taxpayers and to Wisconsin's proud history of forging fiscal solutions together.
Rick Badger is executive director of AFSCME Council 40, which represents more than 33,000 city, county, school district and care-giving employees in 71 of Wisconsin's 72 counties.
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