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Managing Water and Nitrogen Using a Site-Specific Center PivotBy Hank Becker
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Innovative modifications that Agricultural Research Service scientists have made to a center-pivot irrigation system will allow farmers to apply varying amounts of water and chemicals simultaneously, depending on the site-specific needs of plants.
ARS scientists in Florence, SC, are fine-tuning the controls for the modified center pivot. It can independently water and treat nearly 700 areas within a 14-acre circle. Each area is about the size of a two-car garage.
The modified center pivot consists of thirteen 30-foot-long segments. Each has three sets of sprinklers, and each set can apply water at a different rate. Up to eight different water-application rates can be used for any given speed of the system. A computer controls the system, driven by specialized software and a database containing information about the soil, crops and farming practices.
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Last week, I was invited to see a group called Stomp. Stomp is a percussion group that preforms using only everyday objects, such as brooms, various pots, pans, and tubs, plastic bags, garbage cans, and even Zippo lighters. From my knowledge, this group started as a band of street percussionists, and expanded into a group prestigious enough to preform at the Fox Theatre in Detroit. As you can imagine, this performance was amazing to me, being a fellow percussionist. Throughout the show, I noticed that most of it was scripted, but parts of it were also improvisation, or making it up on the fly. These musicians communicated solely through their music, and were completely crisp and in sync. This show conveyed two main messages to me. One being that music is a language of its own, and learning to speak it is an incredible skill. The message is that your passions can take you anywhere. These street musicians expanded to worldwide tours, just through expressing their passion of music.
This past weekend, I attended the Michigan wide Leadership conference as a part of student council. This is a yearly conference put on by MASC/MAHS, which stands for Michigan Association of Student Councils/Honors Societies. It is put on to develop us as leaders and help us improve our school tough instruction and the sharing of ideas among students on how to improve our schools. The theme of the conference this year was about being a Leadership Avalanche and how we can be a force of nature if we set our mind to it. While this conference was a ton of fun, I also learned a lot throughout it. We had a couple speakers, all with somewhat similar messages. I learned that you cannot set an agenda for your life, because life will throw you curve balls, and will throw you off course. Another theme that was expressed through the talks was that any goal can be reached, but it will require you to step outside your comfort zone and take risks. No real goal can be reached easily, you have to risk failing sometimes. This talk specifically hit me. I realized that I will not be able to accomplish anything in my life if I am too scared to do anything. Taking risks and failing is a part of life, it is how we grow and learn as people. Wayne Gretzky once said: "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take." I will have to take shots, and I will miss sometimes, but I have the possibility to be rewarded if I risk failing. Thank you for reading!
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I must applaud you once again. Your project is much more than what you started out with: this process of self-reflection is making you a stronger student and a stronger individual every step of your journey. It is a real treat to read your blog because of how clearly passionate you are about your topic and finding out how to overcome failure in your project and outside of school as well.
The Stomp performance sounds amazing! What's better, the messages you got out of seeing the performance are so great. You seem to have a knack for analyzing a situation or experience and figuring out something positive to take away from it, which is a fabulous thing to be able to do. Keep it up!


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Screening of "Falsehood" with Kenneth Lui
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On Saturday, April 20, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., Torrance Art Museum will host the screening of "Falsehood" by Kenneth Lui one of the winners of our Open Call for Short Films. We will be screening in our Dark Room and are limited to the first 20 people to RSVP. Attendance is free, and a $5 suggested donation is appreciated.
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Apple Cinnamon Bread
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Baked Apple Cinnamon Oatmeal
A great way to serve oatmeal at brunch, this baked version is full of cinnamon, maple syrup, and Granny Smith apples.
Cinnamon Roll Waffles with Bacon-Apple Frosting
The trick to this recipe? Turning Pillsbury cinnamon rolls into waffles. Combining salty bacon with baked apples makes the perfect frosting for this breakfast treat.
Fried Scones with Cinnamon Honey Butter
While you can make fried scones from refrigerated or frozen yeast roll dough, making them from scratch doesn't require that much more effort. Sprinkle them with powdered sugar or better yet, drizzle them with a cinnamony browned honey butter.
Homemade Brown Sugar Cinnamon Pop-Tarts
A play on an old-school breakfast, these pop-tarts can also be made gluten free.
Cinnamon Raisin Noodle Kugel
Kugel is a noodle pudding that can be sweet or savory and is often served with the Rosh Hashana meal. This version is sweet, with lots of cinnamon and raisins, making it the perfect breakfast (and break fast) dish.
Cinnamon Raisin Twists
These easy twists taste of everything you want at breakfast: sugar, butter, warming cinnamon and a hint of fruit.
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Coffee Cake Muffins
Moist cake is combined with a sugary streusel to create a simply delicious breakfast muffin.
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Cancer patient Bryan Romero got a very special gift on Tuesday when world champion Juan Manuel Lopez came by for a visit to his room at the Puerto Rican Medical Center. Romero had ask to meet the undefeated champion and his wish was granted on his fifteenth birthday. The normally talkative Romero was left speechless by Lopez his favorite boxer. As Lopez spoke to him about his next fight, Romero admired his championship belt and was only able to say, "I can't believe that you're here."
Lopez made the visit after a press conference in Guaynabo and before heading to training in Caguas. "It's something that I like to do when I can. I have so much, and all this kid wanted was to meet me. This is the least that I can do for him".
Lopez is getting ready to defend his WBO Jr. Featherweight championship belt on June 27 in Atlantic City, New Jersey against Olivier Lontchi. Lopez took some pictures with Romero and his nurses and doctors and then gave him an autographed picture as the teenager looked on with a big smile.


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straw. Maybe this isnt as critical with todays prices. For maximum
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A useful tool to help fine tune nitrogen management in corn is to use the fall stalk nitrate test. The ideal time to take the stalk samples is 1-3 weeks after black layer. Many corn fields may be beyond this window now, but later work done by Fred Blackmer indicated that sample can be taken later as well with similar results. An easy way to take the samples is right after harvest. An 8-inch segment of stalk with the leaf sheaths removed needs to be taken 6 inches above the soil. If the head is set to cut the stalks about 14 inches above the ground, the upper 8 inches of whats left in the field can be cut off to be sent to the lab. It is recommended to send 15 stalk samples for each area being sampled. Ive found the test to be especially useful on manured fields to identify where excess nitrogen was used or to make sure there was sufficient N. In areas where there were excess rain and nitrogen losses, the test can confirm the lack of N. Instructions for the test can be found at http://www.extension.iastate.edu/Publications/PM1584.pdf. If you choose to use the ISU lab, the form can be found at http://www.agron.iastate.edu/soiltesting/CSN.pdf.
Corn Fungicides and Yield
Scattered Dark Kernels on an Ear of Corn
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At first glace, it looks like a mold (fusarium); the pattern on the ear is correct
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hybrid that has Reid Iodent somewhere in its parentage.
In 2004, A. Forrest Troyer,
To see a picture of fusarium, go to http://www.ent.iastate.edu/imagegal/plantpath/corn/fusarium/0796.105and108.html.
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The 2007 Iowa State University Corn and Soybean Yield Trial data is beginning to show up at http://www.croptesting.iastate.edu/. As the raw data is accumulated at each location, it is being posted at this web site in spreadsheet format. Once harvest is complete, the data will be consolidated and analyzed and those results will also be posted at this web site.
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text: Could ex-EastEnder Rakhee Thakrar join Doctor Who as the new companion? With the search still on for a companion for Peter Capaldi's Time Lord, one name in the frame will be familiar to fans of the BBC1 soap ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By Ben Dowell and David Brown Monday 29 February 2016 at 5:47PM The hunt is still on for a new companion to join Peter Capaldi in the Tardis for the next series of Doctor Who – and one name who could be in the frame for the part is Rakhee Thakrar, known to EastEnders fans as Shabnam Masood. It is understood that Thakrar, who left EastEnders in February, is on a list of actresses in the frame to replace Jenna Coleman in the coveted role. According to a source, auditions are poised to begin for the part with Thakrar – who won plaudits from the soap's producers and fans – in line for an audience with the producers. Neither the BBC nor Thakrar's agents would comment on the speculation, but if – and it's a big if – she gets the gig, she would be the first non-white main companion since Freema Agyeman's medic Martha Jones left David Tennant's side back in 2008. But time will tell. As it so often does with Doctor Who… Rakhee Thakrar at the National Television Awards in January 2016 32-year-old Thakrar earned herself a National Television Award nomination for Best Serial Performance earlier this year, but lost out to EastEnders co-star Danny Dyer. The actress made the shortlist following a traumatic 12 months for Shabnam that saw her deliver a stillborn baby in emotional scenes that won praise from both critics and viewers. Speaking to RadioTimes.com about the impact of the storyline, the actress said: "It was handled so sensitively. It wasn't sensationalised and the script was really simple and true. It was one of those rare times when you see a day play out as it would in real life. "And I had a lot of feedback from parents saying that what they saw Shabnam and Kush experience was exactly how they themselves felt." As for the future of Doctor Who, RadioTimes.com revealed last month that Steven Moffat will be overseeing at least 12 new episodes for series ten in spring 2017 and a Christmas special which will air this year. It is believed he is planning to bow out with a special episode for Christmas 2017 after which he will be replaced as showrunner by Broadchurch creator Chris Chibnall. When asked about casting for his new companion at the Radio Times Covers Party in January, Capaldi remained tight-lipped. "We've just had some brief talks about it, we haven't actually chosen someone yet — that I know of," he said. "I would expect that I would meet them before we finalised all that... we're looking for someone different." Doctor Who series ten will begin filming in May And you can watch a 60-second rundown of next week's episodes of EastEnders below continue reading


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