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Saudi Arabia is one of the fastest growing countries which annually makes more than one can ever imagine. The life of a Saudi is not only luxurious but it seems to have anything one would ever hope to have. This country brings in people from all around the world to work for them as engineers, plumbers, carpenters, gardeners, cooks and so on but maybe their importance isn't recognized as it should be.
Living the life of a Saudi would be anyone's dream, driving in huge luxurious cars with drivers from India. Moving about the city in taxis or hired limos with drivers from Pakistan. Wish to try Indian Food in Saudi Arabia look no further, drive by to the nearest restaurant managed by Indians themselves to bring out the true taste. Your garden needs a cut? Don't worries you can call in the Bangladeshi Gardner who will simply ask for money and will make everything seem so fresh.
We may seem to forget and thank these less experienced or semi-skilled workers that we call in from different countries from all around the world. They come into our state to earn and help us just for a fraction of what a Saudi earns. In several forums, I had come to observe that many people do not wish to keep these expatriates as they think they are just a reason for over population. Maybe they have forgotten that these expatriates may come in as Sweepers and cleaners to cater to the littering done by our population. Every day they make sure that our roads and parks remain clean and free from litter and garbage. They pick up things that one may not even wish to see. Have we ever considered the fact that they are humans just like us but they are doing things which we can't or won't.
I have always wanted to understand the reasons behind why do these expatriates won't pay a visit home every once in a little while. After personally having interviews with a few in my locality I came to know that they wish to save the expenses that would come in them going back home. Instead they save up that money and send it home to their family. These brave and courageous people stick to the land they work and make sure that every Riyal they work comes to them because of their hard work and nothing more.
It is this sense of care and consideration that one may wonder as to why they should be sent back. We do need them. Now! Everyday! Even if we don't want to admit it, but we do. So today I ask for one favor, thank these expatriates for their services. I know they are paid for what they do but trust me there is so much more which they go through every day more than we may have to in our life time. Our Lord has blessed us; people like these make us realize the bounties even more!
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MOTORBIKE fanatic John Gillies died doing what he loved best - riding on the open road with his girlfriend.
Around 200 bikers joined a huge funeral procession in Rainford yesterday to pay tribute to the 21-year-old who was killed last week.
Mr Gillies, from Crosby, died instantly after his Suzuki GSX1000 veered off West Road in Ellesmere Port on August 6.
Yesterday his girlfriend led tributes to the fun-loving auto electrician, who helped set up a biking group called the Litherland Massive.
Jayne Parry, 35, was planning to marry her "soulmate", who lived with her and her eight-year-old daughter Beth in Southport.
An hour-long procession of bikers rode from Southport past Mr Gillies's family home in Crosby, to his funeral at All Saints church at 1pm.
Ms Parry said: "He just loved the freedom of being out on the road, it is a feeling of total exhilaration and independence."
Ms Parry had been seeing Mr Gillies since last July. She said: "We had been up to the Tap in Ellesmere Port and John just veered off the road."
"He died in my arms and his two best mates were with us, at least I know he wasn't in any pain."
She added: "I am absolutely devastated, I have lost my soulmate."
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EUNICE — The site of two Christian Life Academy infielders desperately scrambling to catch a rapidly dropping ball in shallow right field marked the final glimpse of the Crusaders' baseball season Tuesday night.
St. Edmund center fielder Austin Sittig's plummeting hit down the line with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning provided the final run in a 6-5 Christian Life loss during a Class 1A regional playoff game at North Park.
"Unfortunately for us the ball was fair. It was a tough ending. When you have two evenly-matched teams and evenly-matched pitchers in a game like this, something had to give.
"It was one of the best games that I have ever been involved in," Crusaders coach Jonathan Causey said.
The win puts St. Edmund (19-8) against either No. 2 Sacred Heart or 18th-seeded Crescent City at Metairie's Mike Miley Park.
CLA (19-12) reached the regional round after winning a first playoff game in seven years against No. 23 Country Day.
Causey said St. Edmund game featured a tenacious seven-inning pitching battle between CLA's Michael Stinson and Drew Brown of St. Edmund.
Brown and Stinson, who combined for 21 strikeouts in wins last week, were out of innings by the end of the seventh, said Causey.
Brown struck out eight. Stinson had seven strikeouts.
"He (Brown) was still under a hundred pitches, but he was out of innings. We were warming up Hans (Redlich) who was ready to come during the eighth in relief," St. Edmund coach Scott Richard said.
Richard compared the duel between Richard and Stinson to a pair of heavyweights trading punches.
"That's exactly what it was. (Brown) didn't have his best stuff. He fought like a bulldog, though. He battled.
"We had Stinson over 100 (pitches) by the sixth, but he also kept battling. He was as tough as we heard he was," Richard said.
Richard said Sittig, the Jays' eighth batter in the lineup, was allowed to swing freely, since he already had one strike.
It was also Sittig's only hit of the contest.
The leads changed several times.
St. Edmund led 1-0 after the first, but CLA took a 2-1 third-inning lead. The game evened at two in the bottom of the third, and SEHS pushed ahead 3-2 with another run in the fourth.
St. Edmund held a two-run advantage after the fifth, but the Crusaders tied the game at five in the top of the sixth.
"We thought we had it when it was 5-3, but they came back on us," Richard said.
A two-base, infield throwing error in the bottom of the seventh with none out gave the Jays a lead runner in scoring position.
That threat was nullified when an attempted bunt by St. Edmund third baseman Alex Hunt was fielded quickly by Stinson, who threw out the lead runner (Gibson Lafleur) at third.
CLA third baseman Brock Sampite fielded another grounder for an unassisted second out in the seventh.
Hunt, who moved to third on the fielder's choice, scored the winning run on the Sittig blooper.
After the Jays scored the first run on a Lafleur single, CLA grabbed a 2-1 lead.
Center fielder Jacob Williams doubled with one out and scored on a Daniel Fox single. Sampite, who reached first on an outfield error, scored on a fielder's choice.
The Crusaders tied it at three after a Davis Alford double scored right fielder Garret Smith.
St. Edmund battered Stinson in the sixth for two runs after three consecutive base hits.
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"Friday is the "mother" of all days and the most virtuous in the sight of Allah Ta'ala. In the sight of Allah Ta'ala it has more greatness than Eid ul-Fitr and Eid ul-Ad'haa. "
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MCCAIN: The Senate now begins a debate the will determine whether or not we will take an action that most Americans are convinced we are utterly incapable of doingreforming the way we are elected to office.
Most Americans believe that members of Congress have no greater priority than our reelection. Most Americans believe that every one of us, whether we publicly advocate or publicly oppose campaign finance reform, is working either openly or deceitfully to prevent even the slightest repair to a campaign finance reform system, a campaign finance system, that they firmly believe is corrupt.
Most Americans believe that all of us conspire to hold on to every single political advantage we have, lest we jeopardize our incumbence by a single lost vote. Most Americans believe we will let this nation pay any price, bear any burden, to ensure the success of our personal ambitions, no matter how dear the cost might be to the national interest.
Madam President, now is the moment when we can begin to persuade the people that they are wrong. Now is the moment when we can show the American people that we take courage from our convictions and not our campaign treasuries. Now is the moment when we can begin to prove that we are, in word and deed, the people's representatives, that we are accountable to allow the people who pay our salaries and not just to those Americans who finance our campaigns. Madam President, now is the moment when we should take a risk for our country.
I am a conservative and I believe that it is a very healthy thing for Americans to be skeptical about the purposes of practices of public officials and refrain from expecting too much from their government. Self reliance is the ethic that made Ame-rica great, not consigning personal responsibilities to the state. I would like to think that we conservatives could practice the self reliance which we so devoutly believe to be a noble public virtue and rely on our ideals and our integrity to enlist a majority of Americans to our cause, rather than subordinate those ideals to the imperatives of fund-raising.
I would like to think the justice of our cause, the good sense of our ideals will appeal to a majority of Americans without the need to fund that appeal with obscene amounts of money. I'm a conservative and I believe in small government, but I do not believe that small government conservatives are chasing an idealized form of anarchy. Government is intended to pro- support our constitutional purposes, to establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, mote the general welfare and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and to our posterity.
When the people come to believe that government is so dysfunctional, so corrupt that it no longer serves these ends, basic civil consensus will suffer grave harm and our culture will be fragmented beyond recognition.
I am a conservative. And I believe that a conservative's primary person in public life is to give Americans a government that is less removed in style and substance from the people and to help restore the public's faith in an America that is greater than the sum of its special interests. That, I contend, is also the purpose of meaningful campaign reform.
Madam President, opponents of campaign finance reform will argue that there is no public human cry for reform despite the fact that more and more public polls show that the people support reform by ever widening margins. A recent poll commissioned by my own party revealed that the public now considers campaign finance reform to be among the most important issues facing the country. But no matter.
MCCAIN: Opponents will note that they have stood for reelection and won with their opposition to reform on full public display. Thus they will argue, the people don't really care about reform. But that is because the people don't believe that either the incumbent opposing reform or the challenger advocating it will honestly work to repair this system once he or she has been elected under the rules that govern it.
They distrust both of us. They believe that this system is thoroughly riddled with financial temptations that it corrupts us all.
The opponents will argue the people are content. I will argue that the people are alienated and that this explains why fewer and fewer of them bother to vote.
This problem should motivate all public officials to repair both the appearance and the reality of government corruption. Whether great numbers of elected officials are, in fact, bribed by campaign contributors to cast votes contrary to the national interest is not the single standard for determining the need for reform. Although it would be hard to find much legislation enacted by any Congress that did not contain one or more obscure provisions that serve no legitimate national or even local interest, but which was intended only as a reward for a generous campaign supporter.
Madam President, I do not concede that all politicians are corrupt. I entered politics with some of the same expectations that I had when I was commissioned an ensign in the United States Navy. First among them was my belief that serving my country was an honor, indeed, the most honorable life an American could lead. I believe that still. Regrettably, many Americans do not.
I am honored to serve in the country of many good men and women whose public and private virtue deserves to be above reproach. But we are reproached, Madam President, because the system in which we are elected to this great institution is so awash in money that it has taken so disproportionally from special interests that the people cannot help but suspect that our service is tainted by it.
If most Americans feel they have sufficient cause to doubt our integrity, then we must seek all reasonable means to persuade them otherwise. Reform of our campaign finance laws is indispensable to that end. As long as the wealthiest of Ameri-cans or the richest organized interests can make six figure contributions to political parties and gain the special access to power such generosity confers on the donor, most Americans will dismiss even the most virtuous politicians claim of fairness and patriotism.
And who can blame them when they're overwhelmed by appearance that political representation in America is measured on a sliding scalethe more you give, the more effectively you can petition your government. If a native American tribe wants to recover their ancestral lands, pay up. The government will hear you. If you want to build a pipeline across central Asia, pay up. The president will discuss it with you. If you want to peddle your invention to the government, pay up. You get an audience with government purchasing agents. But if all you pay is your taxes and you want your elected representatives to help you seek redress for some wrong, send us a letter, we'll send you one back.
Madam President, this is a dark view of our profession and I do not believe it fairly represents us. I believe such incidences of influence peddling are, thankfully, an exception to the honest government that most public officials work hard to provide this nation. But we cannot blame the people for thinking otherwise when they are treated to this spectacle of influence and access peddling which assaulted them in the last election.
MCCAIN: When they are told repeatedly that campaign contributions are the only means through which they can petition their government. They, politicians, are selling subway tokens to the government gravy train. Madam President, the opponents of reform will tell you there isn't too much money in politics. They will argue there's not enough. They will observe that more money is spent to advertise toothpaste and yogurt than is spent on our elections. I don't care, Mr. President. We should not concern ourselves with the costs of toothpaste and yogurt marketing. We aren't selling those commodities to the people. We are offering our integrity and our principles and the means we use to market them should not cause the consumer to doubt the value of the product.
Mr. President, Senator Feingold, Senator Thompson, Senator Collins and other sponsors of this legislation have but one purpose: To enact fair, bipartisan campaign reform that seeks no special advantage for one party or another, but only seeks to find common ground upon which we can all begin to restore the people's faith in the integrity of their government.
Each of us may have differences as to what constitutes the best reform, but we have subordinated those differences to the common good in the hope that we might enact those basic reforms which all members of both parties could agree on. It is not perfect reform. There is no perfect reform. We tried to exclude any provision which would be viewed as placing one party or another at a disadvantage. Our purpose is to pass the best, mostbalanced, most important reforms we can. All we ask of our colleagues is that they approach this debate with the same purpose in mind.
Mr. President, on Monday we will offer a substitute amendment to S. 25, which represents a substantial change to the original McCain- Feingold campaign finance reform, but at the same time maintains the core, the heart of the original bill. I strongly believe in all the provisions of the original bill. In fact, as the debate proceeds, we intend to offer a series of amendments that would restore the component parts of our original bill. We intend to proceed to those amendments in good time. For now I'd like to outline for my colleagues the contents of our substitute. Before I do, I want to stress the purposes upon which this legislation is premised.
One: For reform to become law, it must be bipartisan. This is a bipartisan bill. It is a bill that affects both parties equally and fairly.
Two: Genuine reform must lessen the amount of money in politics. Spending on campaigns in current, inflation-adjusted dollars has risen dramatically. In constant dollars, the amount spent on House and Senate races in 1976 -- 1976 -- was $318 million. By 1986, the total had risen to $645 million. And in 1996, to $765 million. If you include the presidential campaigns, over a billion dollars was spent in the last election, and as the need for money escalates, the influence of those who give it rises exponentially.
Three: Reform must level the playing field between challengers and incumbents. Our bill achieves this goal by recognizing the fact that incumbents almost always raise more money than challengers, and as a general rule, the candidate with the most money wins.
Title I of the modified bill seeks to reduce the influence of special interest money in campaigns by banning the use of soft money in federal races. Soft money would be allowed for state parties in accordance with state law. In the first half of 1997 alone, a record $34 million of soft money flowed to political coffers. That staggering amount represents a 250 percent increase in soft money contributions over the same period in 1993.
We do differentiate between state and federal activities. Soft money contributed to state parties could be used for any and all state candidate activities. Soft money given to the state could be used for any state electioneering activity.
MCCAIN: If a state allows soft money to be used in a gubernatorial race, a state senate race, or the local sheriff's race, it would still be allowed under this bill. However, if a state party uses soft money to indirectly influence a federal race, such activity would be banned 120 days prior to the general election; voter registration and general campaign advertising would be allowed except 120 days prior to the election.
To compensate for the loss of soft money, our legislation doubles the limit that individuals can give to state parties in hard money. The aggregate contribution limit in hard money that individuals can donate would rise to 30,000 dollars.
Our soft money band would serve two purposes. First, it would reduce the amount of money in campaigns.Second, it would cause candidates to spend more time campaigning for small donor donations from people back home.
Title II of the modified legislation seeks to limit the role of independent expenditures in political campaigns. The bill does not ban, curb or control real independent non-coordinate expenditures in any manner. Any genuinely independent expendi-ture made to advocate any cause which does not expressly advocate the election the defeat of a candidate is fully allowed. The bill does responsibly expand the definition of express-advocacy, which the courts have ruled Congress may do.
In fact, the current standards for express-advocacy were derived from the Buckley v. Valeo case. As we all know, that Supreme Court case stated that campaign spending cannot be mandatorily capped. This bill is fully consistent with the Buckley decision and I would ask unanimous consent that a letter signed by 120 constitutional scholars, which testifies to the constitutionality of McCain-Feingold be included in the record at this time.
CHAIRMAN?: Without objection, so ordered.
MCCAIN: Our bill establishes a so-called bright line test 60- days out from an election. Any independent expenditure that falls within that 60-days window could not use a candidate's name or likeness. Ads could run which advocate any number of causes. Pro- life ads, pro-choice ads, anti-labor ads, pro-wilderness ads, pro-Republican party ads, pro-Democratic party ads, all could be aired in the last sixty days. However, ads mentioning the candidates could not.
If soft money is banned to political parties, money would inevitably flow to independent campaign organizations. These groups run ads that event the candidates that benefit from them often disapprove of. Further, these ads are almost always negative attacks on a candidate and do little to further healthy political debate.
As we all know, they are usually intended to defeat a candidate and are often in reality coordinated with the campaign of that candidate's opponent. They are not genuinely independent, nor are they strictly concerned with issue-advocacy. Our bill explicitly protects voter guides. I believe this is a very important point. Some groups have already unfairly criticized our original bill when they argued that it prohibited the publication and distribution of voter guides and voting records. While I view those arguments as misinformation, the sponsors have nevertheless, worked to make our legislation even more explicit in its protection of such activities.
Let me stress, so no one can have any grounds to assume otherwise. This legislation completely protects voter guides. I will read the provision addressing this matter in the hope that it will allay any and all concerns about voter guides.
"Voter record and voting record exception. The term express- advocacy shall not include a printed communication which is limited solely to presenting information in an educational manner about the voting record or positions on campaign issues of two or more candidates, and which is not made in coordination with a candidate or political party or agency thereof."
MCCAIN: In the case of a voter guide based on a questionnaire, all candidates for a particular seat or office have been provided with an equal opportunity to respond, gives no candidate any greater prominence than any other candidate, does not contain a phrase such as vote for, reelect, support, cast your ballot for, name of candidate for Congress, name of candidate in 1997, vote against, defeat, or reject, or a campaign slogan or words, which in context, can have not reasonable meaning other than to urge the election or defeat of one or more candidates.
Mr. President, I hope this clear and concise language dispels any rumor that this modified legislation will adversely affect voter guides.
Title III of the bill mandates greater disclosure. The bill mandates all FEC filings documenting campaign receipts and expenditures be made electronically and that they then be made accessible to the public on the Internet not later than 24 hours after the information is received by the Federal Election Commission.
Additionally, current law allows for campaigns to make a best effort to obtain the name, address, and occupation, information of the donors of contributions above $200. Our bill would eliminate that waiver. If a campaign cannot obtain the address and occupation of a donor, then the donation cannot and should not be accepted.
The bill mandates random audits of campaigns. Such audits would only occur after an affirmative vote of at lease four of the six members of the FEC. This will prevent the use of audits as a purely partisan attack. The bill also mandates that cam-paigns seek to receive name, address, and employer information for contributions over $50. Such information will enable the public to have a better knowledge of all who give to political campaigns.
Title IV of the modified bill seeks to encourage individuals to limit the amount of personal money they spend on their own campaigns. If an individual voluntarily elects to limit the amount of money he or she spends in his or her own race to $50,000, then the national parties are able to use funds known as coordinated expenditures to aid such candidates. If candi-dates refuse to limit their own personal spending, then the parties are prohibited from contributing coordinated funds to the candidate.
This provision serves to limit the advantages that wealthy candidates enjoy, and strengthen the party system by encouraging candidates to work more closely with the parties.
Lastly, the bill codifies the Beck decision. The Beck decision states that a non-union employee working in a closed-shop union workplace, and who is required to contribute funds to the union, can request and be assured that his or her money will not be used for political purposes. I personally support much stronger language. I believe that no individual, union member or not, should be required to contribute to political activities. However, I recognize that such stronger language would invite a filibuster of this bill and would doom its final passage.
As a result, I will fight to preserve the delicately balanced language of the bill, and will oppose amendments offered on both sides of the aisle that would result in killing campaign finance reform.
Mr. President, what I've outlined is a basic summary of our modifications to the original bill. I've heard many colleagues say they could not support S-25, the original McCain-Feingold bill, for a wide variety of reasons. Some opposed spending limits, others opposed free or reduced rate broadcast time. Others could not live with postal subsidies to candidates. Others complained that nothing was being done about labor. I hope that all my colleagues who raised such concerns will take a new and open-minded look at this bill. Gone are spending limits, gone is free broadcast time, gone are reduced rate TV time and postal subsidies, and we've sought to address the problem of undue influence being exercised by labor unions.
All the excuses of the past are gone.
MCCAIN: Mr. President, on Monday I will review the provisions of the substitute again, and will lay the modified bill before the Senate with my friend Senator Feingold. I will look forward to discussing the specifics of the measure at that time.
Mr. President, the sponsors of this legislation claim no exclusive right to campaign finance reform. We offer good, fair, necessary reform, but certainly not a perfect remedy. We welcome good-faith amendments intended to improve the legislation.
But I beg my colleagues not to propose amendments designed to kill this bill by provoking a filibuster from one party or the other. The sponsors of this legislation intend to have votes on all relevant issues involved in campaign finance reform. And we will use every resource we have under Senate rules to insure that we do.
If we cannot agree on every aspect of reform, if we have differences about what constitutes genuine and necessary reform, and we hold these differences honestlyso be it. Let us try to come to terms with those differences fairly.
Let us find common ground and work together to adopt those basic reforms we can all agree on. That is what the sponsors of this legislation have attempted to do.
And we welcome anyone's help to improve upon our proposal, as long as that help is sincere and intended to reach the common goal of genuine campaign finance reform.
Mr. President, when I was a young man a long time ago, I would respond aggressively and often irresponsibly to anyone who questioned my honor. I'm not a young man now. And while I have been known to occasionally forget the discretion which is expected of a person of my years and station, I lack both the will and the ability to address attacks upon my honor in the manner I once addressed them.
I now prefer to clear up peacefully the misunderstandings that may cause someone to question my honor. That is the task which I believe the sponsors of McCain-Feingold have undertaken.
I remember how zealously as a boy I would attend the needs of his self-respect. But as I grow older, and as the challenges to my self- respect grow more varied, I was surprised to discover that, while my sense of honor had matured, it's defense mattered even more to me than it did when I believed that honor was such a vulnerable thing that my empty challenge threatened it.
Now I find myself faced with a popular challenge to the honor of a profession of which I am a willing and proud member. It is imperative that we do all we can to address the causes of the people's mistrust.
Meaningful campaign finance reform will not cure public cynicism about modern politics, nor will it completely free politics from influence peddling. But coupled with other reforms, it may prevent cynicism from becoming utter alienation as Americans begin to see that their elected representatives value their reputations more than their incumbency.
I hope it would even encourage more Americans to seek public office, not for the honorifics bestowed upon election winners, but for the honor of serving a great nation.
Mr. President, we must not fear to take risks for our country. We must not value the privileges of power so highly that we use our power unfairly and subordinate the country's interests to our own comfort.
We may think that we trade on America's good name to stay in office and shine the luster of our professional reputations. But the public's growing disdain for us is a stain upon our honor, and that is an injury which none of us should suffer quietly.
Mr. President, I yield the floor.
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Pearlmillet Research Station
Junagadh Agricultural University
Jamnagar, Gujarat
Year of Establishment : 1962
Gujarat is ranking third in area under Bajra crop as compare to all other states of India. Thus bajra is an important crop for the state of Gujarat. Realizing this importance, Government of Gujarat had started the bajra research scheme in the year 1962 keeping Jamnagar as the main station. Besides four sub stations are also provided viz., Mahuva in Bhavnagar district, Kothara in Kutch district, Sardar Krishinagar in Banaskantha district and Anand in Anand district.
Since the establishment of bajra research station at Jamnagar, a great headway had been made and as a result of research efforts in bajra crop, the average normal yield of farmers fields of 310 kg/ha (1961) has gone high up to 1418 kg/ha (2007-08). This has become largely possible because of development of bajra hybrids and its extensive use on farmers fields. The Jamnagar Station has been proved to be the most suitable selection for conducting the research in bajra crop, as under Jamnagar conditions, it is possible to raise three different crops of Bajra during one year viz., Kharif, Pre-rabi and Hot weather. Thus helping in generation advancement breeder seed production under time isolation and testing the material in short time.
Mandate :
Multidisciplinary work on pearl millet involving disciplines of Plant Breeding, Plant Pathology, Agronomy, Entomology, Plant Physiology, Seed Technology and Biochemistry is in progress under the coordinated as well as state project at Jamnagar. Besides, seed technological research on seed technology under the coordinated project and DUS project on castor are also operating at Jamnagar. Evaluation and testing of varieties/hybrids of oil seeds is also in progress under the state oil seed project. In Brief, the main mandate research activities of the Millet Research Station, J.A.U., Jamnagar are presented as under;
Thrust areas:
Research Activities :
a) Plant Breeding and Crop Physiology :
b) Resource Management :
c) Crop Protection :
Faculty Profile :
Research projects and schemes – ongoing
Hybrids / Varieties Released during last ten years :
Awards / Significant Achievement of the Faculty :
Publications :
Research Papers Published in International Journals : 45
Research Papers Published in National Journals : 90
Research Papers Published in Seminar/Symposia/Conference : 80
Technical Bulletins / Booklets : 10
Popular Articles Published for Farming Community : 98
Transfer of Technologies / Extension Activities :
Apart from the regular training programme on kharif and summer bajra crop production, the trainings are also organized for various levels including farmers and field staff SSC, SSCA and STL with special reference to ODV and other seed technological aspects.
The scientist of the center are actively taking part in Krishi Mahotsav in Gujarat.
Recently this center has released GHB-558, GHB- 526, GHB-538, GHB-719, GHB-732, and GHB-744 for kharif and summer season at national and state level. Due its high yielding potentiality good fodder quality it has become popular among the farmer. More over these hybrids become more popular due to large number of FLDs through out the state.
Center is providing training and guidance on various agricultural technologies to extension workers and farmers. Front line demonstration and field days on various crops of the district. Scientist of the center are attending the meetings organized by line departments like Department of Agriculture, Panchayats, DRDA, GSFC, GNFC and various bank's to provide the information on recent production technologies. Taking active part in agricultural fairs in the state to provide information on recent pearl millet production technologies.
Recommendation for Scientific community
Year: 2001-02
Pearl Millet
Spraying the extracts of mint leaves , neem seed kernels (NSKS) & neem leaves @ 5 % at 10 & 20 days after germination are found effective against bajra shootfly , Atherigona appriximata. (Main Pearl Millet Research Station, JAU, Jamnagar)
Recommendation for farming community
Year: 2006-07
Farmers of North Saurashtra Agro-climatic zone growing sesame are advised to take plant protection measures starting from 28 days after sowing (DAS) for the control of leaf roller and 42 DAS for gall fly. Moreover, the farmers are further advised to take care that the leaf roller infestation is found more when there is more rainfall/rainy days and gall fly infestation is more when there is low rain/dry period. (Main Pearl Millet Research Station, JAU, Jamnagar)
STR: Farmer Recommendation:Year: 2010-11
Suppression of interspersed staminate flowers (ISF) in non- environmental sensitive (NES) pistillate line for hybrid seed production of castor.
Castor hybrid seed production growing farmers/ seed producers are recommended to apply two spray of Ethrel @ 0.05 per cent on pistillate parent (JP-65) at 45 and 65 days after sowing to significantly reduce the number of interspersed staminate flowers in racemes of female parent, ultimately to reduce the per cent of selfing in hybrid seed of castor hybrid GCH-6 and to derive more profit per hectare from hybrid seed production programme.
A. Nutrient Management
1. The farmers of North Saurashtra Agro climatic Zone-VI growing hybrid pearl millet during kharif season are advised to apply 25% more nitrogen over recommended dose (800 kg N/ha) and 30 kg phosphorus per hectare for obtaining maximum yield of pearl millet and net return. (2015)
2.The farmers of North Saurashtra agro-climatic zone-VI growing hybrid pearl millet during kharif are recommended to apply ZnSO4 @ 20 kg/ha along with recommended chemical fertilizers (80:40:00 kg NPK/ha) and FYM 5 t/ha for getting higher grain yield and net return as well as for improvement of quality (Protein, Zn and Fe content) of grain of pearl millet. (2015)
B. Cropping System
Year: 2014-15:
1. The farmers of North Saurashtra agro-climatic zone-VI adopting pearl millet (kharif) – gram (rabi) cropping sequence and interested in organic farming are advised to apply FYM @ 7.5 t/ha every year to only pearl millet for securing higher net realization and sustain organic carbon contain in soil.
The yield of crops with application of FYM 7.5 t/ha was almost equal to recommended dose of fertilizers (80:40:0 N:P2O5:K2O/ha) after four years under organic farming. (2015)
F. Weed Management
G. Cropping System Diversification
Year: 2013-14:
1.The farmers of North Saurashtra Agro-climatic Zone growing summer hybrid pearl millet are recommended to sow the crop during Second fortnight of February (30 0C Av. Max. Temp.) to obtain higher yield and net realization.(2014)
Plant Protection:
Farmers of North Saurashtra Agro-climatic Zone growing kharif pearl millet are advised to treat the seeds with thiamethoxam 35 FS @ 9.0 ml/kg or imidacloprid 600 FS @ 8.75 ml/kg at the time of sowing followed by spray of either profenophos 40% + cypermethrin 4.0%, 44% EC (ready mix formulation) 0.044% (10 ml/10 lit. water) or cartap hydrochloride 50% SP 0.05% (10g/ 10 lit. water) or thiodicarb 75% WP 0.15% (2g/10 lit. water) at 30 days after germination of the crop for the effective management of shoot fly and stem borer. The residues of insecticides after 61 days of spray in bajra grains were below detection level.
Farmers of North Saurashtra Agro-climatic Zone growing kharif pearl millet are advised to treat the seeds with imidacloprid 600 FS @ 8.75 ml/kg (4.20 g a.i./kg) at the time of sowing followed by spray either of imidacloprid 17.8 SL 0.009% (5.0 ml/10 litre water, 45.39 g a.i./ha) or spinosad 45 SC @ 0.009% (2.0 ml/10 litre water, 45 g a.i./ha) at 35 days after germination of the crop for the effective management of shoot fly and stem borer. The PHI for these insecticides is 42 days.


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Omega in Action highlights inspiring people and organizations making meaningful change. From protecting the environment to empowering women, healing veterans, and serving nonprofits, you'll find fresh perspectives, trending news, and the latest information on noteworthy events here at Omega and around the world.
Thank You: The PSC Responds to Community Input
Dear Friends,
I want to thank all of you who took the time to post a comment concerning the construction of transmission power lines. The Public Service Commission (PSC) has clearly heard and responded to our concerns.
The PSC will encourage transmission line developers to conform their proposals to Governor Cuomo's policy that any new power lines stay completely within existing developed corridors.
While this is a move in the right direction, there is still a long process ahead of us with what I am sure are many twists and turns. I honor the PSC's commitment to open process and their desire to reach the highest and best solution, keeping in mind our concerns for both the economy and the environment.
Thank you once again for your commitment to protecting the Hudson Valley's natural assets, communities, and businesses. I will stay in touch as this important issue unfolds.
With appreciation,
Robert "Skip" Backus
Chief Executive Officer
Omega Institute
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CEO Request: Immediate Action Needed on Behalf of Omega & the Hudson Valley
Please help preserve Omega's Campus and the environmental health, cultural heritage, and beauty of the Hudson Valley.
Every voice counts—especially now!
Dear Friends:
As the CEO of Omega Institute, I am writing to urge you to stand together with us to protect the Hudson Valley and the Omega Rhinebeck campus. You can help by adding your voice to the public comments before Thursday, February 20, by clicking on the link below in the "What You Can Do" section of this email.
First, let me explain. We have joined the Hudson Valley Smart Energy Coalition to avert the new construction of outdated high-voltage power lines that could forever damage the Hudson Valley's natural assets, communities, and businesses—including Omega's Rhinebeck campus. Four proposals are in a competitive process, seeking to build power lines with towers that could reach a height of 165 feet. In total, the proposed projects could span 150 miles and pass through 13 counties and 38 towns—including 24 towns in the Hudson Valley.
One of the proposals under consideration would run new lines through the Omega campus, taking down tree lines and impacting the overall natural beauty of our Rhinebeck home.
Community feedback to the Public Service Commission (PSC) is critical at this juncture. The PSC will meet on Thursday, February 20, to decide how and if the proposed Hudson Valley projects will comply with the Governor's recommendation to keep power upgrades within existing power lines footprint.
What You Can Do
I am asking you as a member of the Omega community to add your voice to the public comments. Here are three easy ways to help by using our model comments below (electronic submission is fastest):
- Submit comments electronically—post your comments here, and see others' comments here
- Email the PSC at email@example.com
- Mail comments to the Hon. Kathleen H. Burgess, Secretary, New York State Public Service Commission, Three Empire State Plaza, Albany, New York 12223-1350.
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Please send comments below as is—or increase the impact of your comments by putting them in your own words.
- I agree with Gov. Cuomo's recommendation that transmission upgrade projects should remain entirely within existing rights-of-way in length, height, and width. If power lines must be constructed, this is clearly the best way to minimize landowner and environmental impacts.
- I urge the PSC to solicit proposals for demand-side management, newer micro-grid technology, and environmentally sound local power generation in the lower Hudson Valley and New York City to replace the need for more traditional power line infrastructure.
Thank you! Your effort means a lot and we appreciate you helping Omega protect and preserve our Rhinebeck campus and the Hudson Valley.
By submitting your comments you're joining concerned citizens who know that a healthy and beautiful Hudson Valley is important for our quality of life and for lasting economic opportunity for us and future generations.
With appreciation,
Robert "Skip" Backus
Chief Executive Officer
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Omega Celebrates International Women's Day
On March 8th, the world will once again honor International Women's Day, celebrating women's achievements while also acknowledging the challenges that women still face.
Calling for solidarity as women continue to work for equal rights, the Omega Women's Leadership Center is cosponsoring the 4th Annual International Women's Day Walk at the Walkway Over the Hudson in Poughkeepsie, New York. Organized by the Women's Leadership Alliance of the Dutchess County Regional Chamber of Commerce, the event will begin on the Poughkeepsie side of the bridge at 9:00 a.m.
Inspiring Change is this year's celebration theme. A theme that Mecca Santana, the newly appointed New York State Chief Diversity Officer, will address in her remarks prior to the bridge walk. We invite you to join us as we walk in solidarity with women across the globe.
Register for the Dutchess County Regional Chamber of Commerce's event at Walkway Over the Hudson
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Women & Power Participant Develops Go Beyond Greatness Programs
The Kingston Times recently featured 2013 Omega Women's Leadership Center's (OWLC) Women & Power Retreat participant Ashley Knox and the Go Beyond Greatness educational and empowerment workshops she was inspired to develop for both children and adults. Knox credits her time at Omega with helping her move ahead, and inspiring her to help others do the same.
Sarah Urech, OWLC Manager, met Knox during a workshop at Omega's Women & Power Retreat. "The retreat theme this year was Find Your Own Strength, and it inspired Ashley to offer a series of workshops to stimulate personal growth and communication skills," said Urech. "I really enjoyed her workshop—she is so full of enthusiasm for life and belief in people's capacity to enhance their own well-being. She skillfully guided people through a series of exercises and left people wanting more. With her natural talent for community building, I'm excited to see what she does next."
Knox explains, "The purpose of 'Go Beyond Greatness' is to inspire people to bring out their best qualities to achieve personal and academic goals…Our program offers skill development training for college and career readiness with an emphasis on critical thinking and good decision-making for greater results in academic achievement and life success. [The program] specializes in leadership development, effective communication, and social awareness to motivate people to place passion, pride, and commitment toward themselves and the communities they live in."
Omega's Chief Executive Officer Speaks at the Net Positive Energy + Water Conference
Robert ", chief executive officer of Omega Institute, spoke about the Omega Center for Sustainable Living (OCSL) at the Net Positive Energy + Water Conference hosted by the Living Future Institute. The event, which took place February 4–5 in San Francisco, California, brought together leading experts from around the world to develop net-zero energy and water concepts through the restorative framework of the Living Building Challenge™, the world's most rigorous green building standard.
Learn more about the Net Positive Energy + Water Conference
Learn more about the Omega Center for Sustainable Living (OCSL)
Offshore Freshwater Aquifers: Which Law Will Apply?
This past December, vast groundwater reserves were discovered off the coasts of China, Australia, North America, Greenland, Suriname, Nigeria, and South Africa, raising hopes that these resources could offer a solution for water-scarce regions. However, there are technical and legal issues that must be resolved before these transboundary aquifers can be used.
Renee Martin-Nagle, a visiting scholar at the Environmental Law Institute in Washington, DC, and secretary/treasurer of Omega's board, addresses the pressing legal implications.
Omega Announces Grant Opportunity: Women Serving Women Summit, May 28–30, 2014
Annual Retreat for Nonprofits Serving Women & Girls Now Accepting Grant Applications Online
RHINEBECK, NY – Today Omega announced its annual Women Serving Women Summit, a gathering of nonprofits working to positively impact the lives of women and girls, will take place May 28–30, 2014, on Omega's Rhinebeck, New York campus, with the theme Nourishing Body, Mind, and Spirit. The Summit is part of Omega's annual Service Week program, which has offered retreat grants to nonprofits for the past decade. The Women Serving Women Summit grant application is now available on Omega's website with a deadline of February 10, 2014.
"The Women Serving Women Summit, a program offered by the Omega Women's Leadership Center, extends support to nonprofit organizations serving women's needs and interests. We are focusing the 2014 summit on helping organizations that rarely get a break from the front lines to pause, reflect, and nourish their staff on all levels, so that they can return to their work with renewed purpose and dedication to their organization's mission," said Carla Goldstein, cofounder of the Omega Women's Leadership Center and chief external affairs officer at Omega.
Grant recipients for the Women Serving Women Summit will attend a two-day, two-night organizational retreat on Omega's 200-acre campus in Rhinebeck, New York. The grant includes free room and board, a private meeting space, use of all the facilities at Omega, and an optional hour of consultation with Omega's partner, the New York Council of Nonprofits (NYCON).
Nonprofit organizations can apply to come on their own, or partner with another organization with similar objectives and apply to come together for the Multiple Organization Track. NYCON supports those on the Multiple Organization Track with an enriched program designed to enhance collaborative efforts. The grant from Omega provides a rare opportunity for organizations to take the time to plan, network, build capacity, as well as learn from each other, and develop pathways for future collaboration.
To apply for the Women Serving Women Summit grant, please visit us online at eOmega.org/owlc.
For additional information, please contact Lys Swan, at 845.266.4444, ext. 414, or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
About Omega Institute for Holistic Studies
Founded in 1977, Omega Institute for Holistic Studies is the nation's most trusted source for wellness and personal growth. As a nonprofit organization, Omega offers diverse and innovative educational experiences that inspire an integrated approach to personal and social change. Located on 200 acres in the beautiful Hudson Valley, Omega welcomes more than 23,000 people to its workshops, conferences, and retreats in Rhinebeck, New York, and at exceptional locations around the world. eOmega.org
Omega Joins With Family of Woodstock for Staff Food Drive
Omega staff participates annually in a holiday food drive and contributes to the long tradition of collecting food and goods for neighbors in need. This year, staff collected food items to deliver to Family of Woodstock's Darmstadt Homeless Shelter in Kingston. Family of Woodstock is a recipient of Omega's Service Week (most recently at the 2013 Women Serving Women Summit) and a valued Hudson Valley organization.
One of the founding influencers of the Omega Institute, Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan, has said, "If you dedicate yourself to service, the doors will open." Food drives are a wonderful way to serve those in need and open the door to a new year.
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Omega Receives New York State Environmental Excellence Award
Department of Environmental Conservation Recognizes Eight Innovators in Sustainability at the 10th Annual New York State Environmental Excellence Awards
RHINEBECK, NY – Omega Institute, home of the award-winning Omega Center for Sustainable Living (OCSL), received a NYS Environmental Excellence award on Tuesday at a ceremony cohosted by the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and Price Chopper/The Golub Corporation. The award recognizes New York's environmental and conservation leaders, who are solving environmental challenges by using innovative and environmentally sustainable practices or creative partnerships.
"We are honored to be recognized by the state for our environmental stewardship and the development of the Omega Center for Sustainable Living. Our goal is to help people better understand natural systems and how to live and work within them, so together we can build a truly regenerative future," said Robert "Skip" Backus, chief executive officer at Omega.
Founded four years ago, the OCSL includes the first green building in America to receive both LEED® Platinum and Living Building Challenge™ certifications, and has evolved into an emerging environmental leader, offering programs that teach regenerative environmental practices modeled by the building. Omega Institute is integrating similar designs into other facilities on its Rhinebeck, New York campus. A recent addition to the Omega Women's Leadership Center is the first commercial project in the United States to meet Passive House certification standards—the building uses very little energy and the space is designed to reduce heating costs by 75%.
The DEC established the awards program in 2004 to recognize and give visibility to selected businesses, schools, municipalities, governments, and not-for-profit organizations achieving outstanding environmental sustainability, social responsibility, and economic viability. Since the program's inception, the DEC has honored 52 award recipients. Winners have included entrepreneurs competing in global markets and schools empowering future environmental leaders. Municipalities have been awarded for investing in green infrastructure, implementing a cost-effective food waste composting program, and financing an energy efficiency retrofit program. Universities and school districts across New York State have been recognized for developing energy efficiency programs and engaging students and administrators in impressive sustainable practices. Small businesses have been honored for innovative and green technologies, such as a lighting manufacturer that demonstrated how innovative design does not necessarily translate to higher costs.
Omega's commitment to sustainability also includes recycling, composting, and conservation, powering 100% of campus electricity through the purchase of wind and solar power, supporting sustainable agriculture and local business, and reducing greenhouse gases through shuttle services, ride sharing, and LiveNeutral™ options.
About Omega Institute for Holistic Studies
Founded in 1977, Omega Institute for Holistic Studies is the nation's most trusted source for wellness and personal growth. As a nonprofit organization, Omega offers diverse and innovative educational experiences that inspire an integrated approach to personal and social change. Located on 200 acres in the beautiful Hudson Valley, Omega welcomes more than 23,000 people to its workshops, conferences, and retreats in Rhinebeck, New York, and at exceptional locations around the world. eOmega.org
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For the second year in a row Salomon is running a board design contest. It's pretty simple-- just download the template, insert your design and send it to Salomon. The first prize is 2000 Euros and Salomon may even put the design in to production. This is last year's third place winner, David Lamothe.
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NCERT LDC Results 2016-2017 is to be dispatched by the official board National Council of Educational Research & Training after the lower division written exam is successfully conducted on 04 December 2016. Recently the board of association NCERT had issued recruitment notification for the total number of 70 vacant Lower Division Clerk Posts in the department of NCERT New Delhi. The exam of LDC is successfully held in different allotted centers on first week of December. After all procedure of examination is over now board declare shortly NCERT LDC Results 2016-2017 in official website (ncert.nic.in) .All those candidates who apply for the lower division clerk post must also check and download LDC result, answer key and cut off and the direct link of all is given in below passage. For more information related to the NCERT LDC Cut off marks 2016 read below paragraph.
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By Scott Gleeson and Craig Bennett, USA TODAY
Perhaps nothing in college football can top the game against the archrival. At the major college level, the battle more often is for an upper hand in recruiting and statewide bragging rights. At levels below that, although the spotlight might not be as bright, the players and fans can bring intensity just as spirited.
Whether it's a longtime rivalry or a brand new rivalry, the travel between schools can sometimes be within walking distance. This weekend's schedule brings a mix of matchups ranging from Championship Subdivision to Division III sure to fan the flames. A sampling:
Championship Subdivision
Duquesne (5-3) at Robert Morris (6-1)
Saturday, noon ET
Series: Duquesne leads 6-5
Pittsburgh proper vs. the suburbs (RMU is in Moon Township). Adding spice is that the schools are both in the Northeast Conference for football. For the first time this year, the league title brings with it an automatic spot in the NCAA playoffs. Robert Morris leads the NEC with a 5-0 mark; Duquesne is 3-2.
This year's game is at Joe Walton Stadium, named in 2005 in honor of the only football coach Robert Morris has had. Walton had coaching stints at the NFL level — with the Washington Redskins, New York Giants and Pittsburgh Steelers before starting up the grass-roots Robert Morris program.
"The rivalry has always been great for both schools," Walton said of his team's matchup with Duquesne. "It generates a lot of interest and the kids have more enthusiasm for the game. I remember when we first started playing (Duquesne), it was standing room only and we were neophytes. It's been a friendly rivalry ever since."
Walton linked Saturday's game to the Pittsburgh and West Virginia rivalry he experienced as a college player with the Panthers.
"It brings me back to the Backyard Brawl," he said. "Even with smaller programs, the atmosphere doesn't change and one thing I've learned about rivalries is that the home team doesn't always have the upper hand."
Georgia State (5-3) at South Alabama (7-0)
Saturday, 5 p.m. ET
Series: First meeting
On the flip side from long rivalries, two programs in their first full season meet. Georgia State is coached by Bill Curry, who coached at Alabama from 1987-89. South Alabama is coached by Joey Jones, who played at Alabama under Bear Bryant (1979-83). Both are coaching in the cities where they grew up.
USA is undefeated (although only three wins have been against Division I opponents). Featuring a three-quarterback offense, USA averages 230 yards rushing and 196 yards passing per game.
"We are going back on the road to face another very good football team, one that hasn't lost a single game since they started playing last year," said GSU head coach Bill Curry.
After playing six of its first seven games at home, Georgia State is now facing three of its final four games on the road. GSU has averaged 17, 094 fans in home games at the Georgia Dome during its first season, good for 10th in FCS.
Old Dominion (4-3) at Hampton (5-2)
Saturday, 1 p.m. ET
Series: First meeting
With the theme, "Across the Water," Old Dominion travels a mere 15 miles, across the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel, to meet the Pirates.
ODU restarted its program last year after 69-year hiatus and did not have Pirates on schedule. The Monarchs went 9-2 in 2009, the best winning record ever for a first-year collegiate football program. After serving on Maine's staff for 17 years, Bobby Wilder coached ODU to its impressive first season. Hampton coach Donovan Rose is in his 20th season with Hampton, although only his second season as head coach after going 5-6 last year.
NCAA Division II
Ouachita Baptist (5-2) at Henderson State (5-3)
Saturday, 2 p.m. ET
Series: Ouachita leads 39-38-6
Known as the Coleman Dairy Battle of the Ravine, this showdown pits schools in Arkadelphia, Ark., whose stadiums are roughly 500 yards apart. Besides the aforementioned ravine, all that separates them are stretches of grass and parking lots and a strip of asphalt that is Arkansas Route 7. They first played in 1895 when Henderson was known as Arkadelphia Methodist. The state took over the school in 1929.
Both schools are in the Gulf South Conference but are among six Arkansas schools to announce this summer that they are joining three schools from Oklahoma to form a new league. In a battle between the top scoring offenses in the GSC, Ouachita is coming off a 24-23 overtime upset of then-No. 10 North Alabama while Henderson State is fresh off a 33-28 last-second win against Harding (Ark.).
"I've been through this rivalry series before, and anything can happen in this game," Ouachita coach Todd Knight told KTHV-TV in Little Rock. "The team that makes the fewest mistakes will usually win."
Morehouse (6-2) at Clark Atlanta (4-4)
Saturday, 2 p.m. ET
Series: Clark Atlanta leads 48-31-2
Schools that are virtual neighbors — their stadiums are less than 20 blocks apart — first met in 1905. They are part of an academic consortium known as the Atlanta University Center. Both are members of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (Morehouse is 5-2 in the SIAC, Clark Atlanta is 4-3). Clark Atlanta was a founding member of the SIAC in 1913, when it was known as Clark College.
Division III
McMurry (5-2) at Hardin-Simmons (7-1)
Saturday, 3 p.m. ET
Series:: Hardin-Simmons leads 24-3
A battle for supremacy in Abilene, Texas. These schools — about 4.5 miles or about 15 minutes apart on city streets — are still a bit overshadowed by Division II Abilene Christian, a perennial playoff team and ranked No. 3 this week. McMurry is coached by Hal Mumme (late of Kentucky and New Mexico State). No. 10 Hardin-Simmons has won every meeting since it revived its program in 1990.
The last McMurry win was 21-7 in 1963, when it was coached by Grant Teaff before he went on to success at Baylor. He coached McMurry from 1960-65. H-S dropped program after that season. The teams play for the Wilford Moore Trophy, which was introduced in 1998. Moore played at Hardin-Simmons from 1938-40 and was McMurry's coach from 1947-54.
Union (2-4) at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (3-3)
Saturday, 6 p.m. ET
Series: Union leads 79-24-4
In a clash for "The Dutchman Shoes Trophy," rivals separated by less than 20 miles meet for a 108th time.
Touted as New York's longest collegiate rivalry and the fifth oldest in NCAA Division III, Union has dominated, going 45-15 since the trophy was introduced in1950. Union states that the series began with a 4-0 win in Albany on Nov. 19, 1886. RPI had the edge recently until last season (a 20-15 Dutchmen victory) when Union prevented the Engineers from winning a fourth consecutive game in the series for the first time ever. Both schools are in the Liberty League. This year's game is at RPI's East Campus Stadium for the first time.
The rivalry also features two longtime coaches: RPI's Joe King is 149-58-2 in 22 seasons while 19-year Union coach John Audino is 135-53.
UMAC Dome Days (Div. III)
Friday-Saturday in Minneapolis
Minnesota-Morris vs. Macalester (Minn.)
Friday, 5 p.m. ET
Crown (Minn.) vs. Greenville (Ill.)
Friday, 8 p.m. ET
Northwestern (MInn.) vs. Westminster (Mo.)
Saturday, 2 p.m. ET
St. Scholastica (Minn.) vs. MacMurray (Ill.)
Saturday, 5 p.m. ET
Martin Luther (Minn.) vs. Eureka (Ill.)
Saturday, 8 p.m. ET
For the 10th year in a row, the nine teams from the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference take over the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome. Macalester is the lone nonleague team. Last year's slate — when all the games were on one day — was highlighted by MacMurray beating Crown 68-62 in overtime in the opener. That was followed by Minnesota-Morris beating Macalester 3-0. This year's second game matches the top teams in the UMAC standings (Greenville is 4-0, Crown 4-1).
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