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Producing high quality alfalfa hay means keeping the field clean, and that can get tricky at times. Grasses propagate by seeds, stolons or rhizomes and can produce viable seeds within 30 days of clean cutting or between harvesting.
"With a lot of broadleaves, we can cut and remove them," says Mick Canevari, UCCE farm advisor in Stockton, Calif. "Grasses just keep coming back because the growing point is at or just below the soil surface."
Not all grasses are bad, according to Canevari. Good grasses, such as orchard grass and rye grass are often desirable, but not under all circumstances.
"Even the good grasses have the ability to compete with an alfalfa stand if they are not properly managed," he says. "Over time they will populate and tend to push out alfalfa. But we do have a market for them and we get paid for them, so often they're a good grass."
Grasses are especially competitive on new seedling plantings of alfalfa. Stands decline at a much faster rate when grasses are uncontrolled.
"Some grasses pose health issues to horses," Canevari says. "Grasses can also accumulate high rates of nitrates, particularly in a dairy situation where we're using effluent on the fields. You have to watch out for high accumulations in the feed."
The price of alfalfa varies wildly within the season and from one year to the next, but it's the wide spread in price from a high quality hay to the lower end hay that will often make or break profitability.
"There always seems to be $60-$90 differential between the high end and the low end," he says. "The bottom line is there's money to be lost or money to be made when you produce good quality forage."
The proper herbicide applied at the proper time is one of the keys to producing high quality forage. Fortunately, there are several newly registered herbicides to make the job easier.
Among the newer pre-emerge herbicides, Prowl is pretty close in performance to an old standard Treflan, Canevari says. "Prowl was recently registered for use in established alfalfa in late 2007-2008. Prowl is very effective controlling grasses, many broadleaf weeds and dodder when applied pre-emergent to weed germination."
Prowl H20 is formulated to be stable on the soil surface for several weeks with little volatility or loss, according to Canevari. "Another advantage of the Prowl liquid formulation is that is can be tank-mixed with other pre- or post-emergent liquid herbicides (paraquat, Velpar, Chateau, 2,4DB, Prism, Post and Raptor) to compliment a long-term control strategy," he says. "The rates of Prowl can be adjusted from 2 to 4 quarts per acre depending on weed type and expected weed pressure. The higher rates applied during January/February have provided excellent long season grass control into late summer cuttings."
The most recent herbicide registration in alfalfa is Chateau. It controls both broadleaves and some grasses.
"For grass control, it is somewhat limited because it doesn't get all grasses," Canevari says. "However, I think it's going to shine on common groundsel. I think it's going to fit in that Velpar market. Chateau can be tank-mixed with other post- and pre-emergent grass herbicides (Prowl, Prism, Poast) for a more effective and longer grass control program. Chateau has a 25-day PHI between cuttings which allows use during the summer growing period. It's one of the few products after harvest in the summertime we can use. It's got a 25-day PHI. I think it remains to be seen how it will fit in the summer months, but it's certainly a possibility."
In the winter months, Canevari says a Chateau/Gramoxone tank-mix will likely be the best strategy. "It did provide some nice winter weed control," he says. If you use Chateau in the summer months with a surfactant, expect to see a little bit of leaf burn, but the injury is short-lived."
Of the post emergent herbicides available, Poast or Prism can be used between alfalfa cuttings to control summer grass problems including yellow and green foxtail, barnyard grass and perennial grasses. Well-established perennial grasses usually require multiple applications.
Canevari says that research trials have shown that Poast and Prism work best on young immature grasses before tillering stage that are vigorously growing and not drought stressed.
"Some years ago there was controversy about how effective Poast and some of these herbicides were," Canevari says. "We knew that they were effective controlling grasses, but a lot of times they would fail. So we experimented with timing. We looked at applications before an irrigation versus applications after an irrigation. The difference between applying it in a hot dry climate where there was not much soil moisture and the leaf cuticle was not absorbing the herbicide as well meant anywhere from 10 percent to 30 percent difference in control."
"So, if you're not satisfied with the control you're getting with some of these grass herbicides, it may be that the application is being made under stressful conditions or being applied too late in the summer."
Raptor is a selective translocated herbicide that controls broadleaf and grass weeds. "The weed spectrum controlled is similar to Pursuit except it is far more effective on grasses — especially winter annual grasses," Canevari says. Performance is best when weeds are small, 1-3 inches and vigorously growing."
It's always difficult to pinpoint the perfect timing to apply a grass herbicide. "I would say that it is always better to apply a herbicide early," Canevari says. "Generally, when we apply a herbicide, it's about a month too late."
The take-home message, according to Canevari, is that a growing, healthy stand of alfalfa is the best form of weed control. "Avoid using nitrogen fertilizers in alfalfa, especially if you have grass weeds as a problem," he says. "Grasses love nitrogen, and alfalfa is usually not going to benefit from nitrogen applications. Another strategy is using a taller harvest height to suppress grass germination."
Extending harvest intervals can also help suppress grasses, as can delayed irrigations.
"I think this is something we can all be a little more cognizant of," Canevari says. "If you're in a soil that has enough moisture that you can get regrowth after you pick up the bales and move off the field and still get a little regrowth to cover the soil surface, that will probably go a long way in helping with weed control. There are some soils that you can't do that with. They run out of moisture."


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C. Higher Education Desegregation Agreements
In the 1994 U.S. Supreme Court case United States v. Fordice (Fordice), the Court set forth standards for determining whether states that previously operated racially segregated higher education systems had met their affirmative duty to dismantle those systems and their vestiges under the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and Title VI. After the Fordice decision, OCR negotiated and entered into agreements to address and resolve higher education desegregation compliance issues in Florida, Texas, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia.
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Tyler Stevenson of Hannibal won the National Fence Painting Championship on Saturday, July 6, defeating three other contestants.
Tyler Stevenson of Hannibal won the National Fence Painting Championship on Saturday, July 6, defeating three other contestants.
He is the 12-year-old son of Kevin and Rhonda Stevenson and had won the local fence painting on July 4 to qualify for the national event.
This was his third year to compete, according to his mother, who added that she has been told "it takes three years to win (the national contest)."
Second place in the national contest was won by Spencer Fuller of Monroe City, who earlier won the state contest on July 5. His parents, Dan and Tracy Fuller, were among a large group of family members and friends cheering for Spencer, who also won second place in the national contest in 2012.
Austin McCall of O'Fallon, Ill., won third place. Austin, 13, is the son of Rene and Greg McCall. He explained he had also competed in the fence painting last year. Austin's cheering section included his aunt and uncle, Sue and Don Warren of Hannibal, whom the family was visiting.
Logan Pfahler, 11, of Natick, Mass., was the fourth contestant in the national event. His parents are Dave and Missy Pfahler. Before traveling to Hannibal, the family had watched videos of the fence painting from years past, Missy said. After arriving in Hannibal, they had toured the Mark Twain Museum.
With Tyler's win, 2013 is the third consecutive year the championship has gone to by the Hannibal winner. In 2012 Keaton Bartz won, following the 2011 champion, Dawson Walden, also of Hannibal.
The previous year Dylan Behl of New London won, so the trophy has remained in Missouri for three years, and Tyler has added one more year to have the trophy displayed at the state capitol in Jefferson City.
Fence painting emcee Bryan Hammock, one of three co-chairpersons of National Tom Sawyer Days, gave a brief history of the fence painting, reporting the local celebration began with a fence painting contest in 1956.


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AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — Jordan's royal palace says King Abdullah II has sworn in a new Cabinet led for the first time by a prime minister elected by lawmakers.
Earlier this month, Jordan's new parliament chose Abdullah Ensour to head the new government.
Ensour previously served as a caretaker prime minister in the run-up to the January parliamentary elections, which were billed as the centerpiece of Abdullah's political reform program.
The reforms granted parliament the power for the first time to pick a premier. The task was previously the king's prerogative.
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Holy Communion
A traditional said service of Holy Communion held in the Choir stalls. Everyone is invited to stay for coffee afterwards.Find out more »
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Family Communion
A family service with Communion and Sunday School for children from Reception age upwards. We do not have Sunday School on the first Sunday of the month when children stay in with their parents.Find out more »
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A bible-based service of readings, psalms and hymns with St Peter's Choir. On the first Sunday of the month, this is a Communion service.Find out more »
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Afternoon Church - a service for all the family with activities for children and a Communion style service on the first Sunday of the month. Meet at 4.15pm for refreshments.Find out more »
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The day that fused our shared connection
This column was originally published on Jan. 3, 2013, as part of a 20-year commemorative edition of the Bills' 41-38 victory over the Houston Oilers in what still holds as the greatest comeback in NFL history.
One of the sacrifices you make as a sportswriter is relinquishing your right to be a fan. The job requires an emotional distance, a hardened, objective eye. I think of myself as a professional skeptic, as the Bills' biggest critic.
But 20 years ago today, I strayed from the path. In the midst of the greatest comeback in NFL history, I came out from behind the glass and wandered off to join the ranks of the faithful. For one remarkable hour, I got swept up in the moment. I became a fan.
Those were the days when I didn't cover every Bills game. I wasn't assigned to write on Jan. 3, 1993. But I had a press pass, and there was no way I was going to miss a home playoff game. I figured I could gather some thoughts for a column later in the week.
When the Bills fell behind, 35-3, I'm sure I was contemplating the end of the Super Bowl run. But when they scored twice to cut the Oilers' lead to 35-17, I sensed that something amazing was about to occur. You could feel the excitement of the crowd building outside the glass. I decided to go out into the stands and experience it first-hand.
I headed for Section B5, where my next-door neighbor, Gary Pufpaff, had season tickets. It was a typical section in old Rich Stadium, a place where people had been gathering for years, sharing a common obsession for the Bills and a sense of family.
Things were happening so fast, it was impossible not to get caught up in it. Fans who had left the stadium were streaming back in. With each big play, the mood grew more exhilarating, almost hysterical. Everyone was standing, as I recall. Gary's seats were in the back row, against a cement wall. I remember leaning back against the wall and soaking in the tableau unfolding in front of my eyes.
"I remember you coming down to sit with us," said Pufpaff, a former sports director at 97 Rock who now teaches at Performing Arts in the city. "It was awesome. When you stepped out of the press box and came down to sit with us in Section B5, you suddenly became part of the bowl.
"There's something to that," Pufpaff said. "I've sat in the press box and been in the locker room, and that's great. But once you're in the bowl, something's different. It was almost supernatural that day."
Steve Tasker used the same word to describe the scene that day. "Supernatural." There was a feeling of destiny, fate, whatever you want to call it. But once the Bills started coming back, there was an inevitable quality to it. The crowd was an otherworldly force, lifting the Bills.
Darryl Talley always talked about "plugging in" to the home crowd, drawing on the fans' energy as if they were an electrical current. Many of the Bills I spoke to about the comeback used that word: electric.
We were all plugged in. Soon after joining the section, I started cheering. I wanted to be part of the life force, to be an active participant in a historic event. I wasn't cheering for the Bills so much as for the moment, for the way sports can still reflect man's most noble, resilient qualities.
"Yeah, it was the moment," Pufpaff said. "It was like, 'Can you believe this is happening?' I couldn't believe it. I was numb. It was surreal. It was just crazy. God, it was awesome!"
After Frank Reich got the Bills to within 35-31, Pufpaff pulled off his cap and saluted the team he had spent 25 years rooting for. "I don't care what happens in this football game now," he said. "They've made me and this city proud forever."
The Bills scored 28 points in that third quarter. People forget how quickly they got back in that game. The fourth quarter seemed almost anticlimactic by comparison. When Steve Christie kicked the winning field goal in overtime, the crowd reaction seemed muted, as if they (we?) had exhausted all their emotional energy.
When the game ended, I went to find another friend. Charles "Bud" Anzalone was a lifelong Bills fan who had suffered through the dark days of the 1980s. I remember him visiting me in Syracuse and searching frantically to find the Bills game on TV during a 2-14 season.
Anzalone was sitting alone in the upper bowl, looking out at the field in amazement. He, too, seemed almost too exhausted to speak.
"I was stunned," said Anzalone, the former editor of our Sunday magazine and now a senior editor in UB's Office of University Communications. "I had just witnessed this extraordinary event. It was one of the most amazing experiences of my life, and that might be an understatement.
"There was this aura around Frank Reich," he said. "We saw him as this angelic, almost religious figure. The fact that he pulled that off was like evidence of the infinite. It was like God reached down and put his thumbprint on it that day. I feel grateful that Buffalo was a part of that, and to see them so bad now makes me mad!"
We took a lot for granted in the Super Bowl days. The four years went by so swiftly, you barely had time to stop and appreciate them. Now, after 13 years without playoffs, it's hard to remember when victory was a given, when the near-impossible could occur.
"But when I think back to that game, it gives me a reason to think the Bills could be good again," Pufpaff said. "If they could win that game, being down that far, with all the injuries they had … "
That game was a reminder of life's possibilities. Many of the people from that team refer to it often. They tell their children about it, use it in speeches, summon the memory in tough times. Fans do, too. Anzalone gave his son a copy of the Bills video "Almost A Dynasty" for Christmas, so he could know what it used to mean to root for the team.
"Yes, that's one of the tales that fathers tell their sons and daughters," Anzalone said. "One of the Buffalo tales."
Even 20 years later, it's a monument to perseverance and hope, to the infinite quality of belief. When it seems the Bills will never be relevant again, it helps to remember that blessed things once occurred inside that bowl.
I'm not a fan, but I can understand the desperation among Bills lovers for the good times to return. The anniversary of the comeback is a chance to honor the memory, to reconnect with the essential, foolish belief that lies in any true fan's heart.
Twenty years ago today, the Bills proved that even when things seem bleakest, you never know what might be coming next. Who can say they won't come back again?


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Mar. 02, 2017
HOUSTON, TX--(Marketwired - March 02, 2017) - KBR, Inc. (NYSE: KBR) announced today it has been awarded additional contracts to provide professional services for major Australian infrastructure projects:
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"These latest awards continue to build on KBR's strong portfolio of Australian transport and water infrastructure projects," said Greg Conlon, President Asia Pacific.
"KBR has an enduring commitment to our customers in the Asia Pacific region and we are pleased to be involved in these strategic initiatives that create long term value for Australia's infrastructure particularly in relation to the country's metropolitan and national rail systems," continued Conlon.
Revenue associated with these projects is undisclosed and will be booked into backlog of unfilled orders for KBR's Engineering & Construction Business Segment in Q1 2017.
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African Americans, fighting to save the world from Hitler in World War II, returned home to find that they still would not be served in restaurants while German prisoners of war were accorded that privilege.
African Americans, fighting to save the world from Hitler in World War II, returned home to find that they still would not be served in restaurants while German prisoners of war were accorded that privilege. Jackie Robinson, an army officer, was arrested, court martialed (but acquitted) because he would not go to the back of the bus. Integrating baseball, he was booed, thrown at, spiked, received threats, and could not stay in the hotel with his teammates. For generations, our society has labored under the assumption that black athletes were not smart enough to play quarterback in football. In many southern states, a poll tax was assessed to prevent blacks from voting.
In the late 1950s, Lawrence Davis, a doctoral candidate at the University of Arkansas, spoke at a meeting of our Phi Delta Kappa chapter, an honorary educational fraternity. He was president of Arkansas A&M College, now the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, the state's historic college for Negroes. He talked about some of the problems of being black, this being before the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s.
Davis told us he knew of two places he could go to the bathroom between Fayetteville and Pine Bluff. "When I get in the car, I say 'Now Lawrence, you have 250 miles to go.' " One of the hardest things was explaining to his young daughter that she couldn't play in the pretty new swings in the park for the white youngsters, but had to play on the hand-me-down equipment for black children. While he didn't mention this in his remarks, he told his major adviser about the abuse he endured when he appeared before committee hearings of the General Assembly regarding the appropriations for college. Dr. Allen suggested that he have a board member who was white accompany him to the hearings.
A decade later as director of a program in Monticello, Ark., to establish a model integrated high school, I invited Dr. Davis to give the keynote address. A model school required quality teachers. The problem was that African Americans could not find a place for their family to live, apart from renting a room. A friend from the area told me about a practice once common in the business community. When they sold something to a black person on credit, they would immediately garnish his wages.
When I completed my doctorate, I was offered a job as associate professor at Mississippi Southern University in Hattiesburg. I just couldn't bring myself to move four young children to the deep South in the mid-1960s. Instead, I accepted the Monticello job. I was selling light bulbs for the Lions Club when Dr. Martin Luther King was assassinated. I could stay abreast on developments on television as I moved door to door.
Black History Month provides an opportunity to take note of advances made in the areas of civil rights over the past half century. Progress came at a terrible price. Congressman John Lewis of Georgia was among those civil rights leaders who not only experienced verbal abuse, incarceration, but blows to the head and body in the struggle. Many of the legal obstacles to integration have been overcome. An African American has been elected and re-elected as president. In Neosho, the Barker family chronicles some of the progress that has been made. Following integration of the local school district in the 1950s, Andrew was elected senior class president. Phil, his youngest son, was elected student body president in the 1970s and three decades later, Danny, his oldest son, was in the first class to be recognized as a distinguished alumni by the R-5 School Foundation.
Dr. King's dream has not been fully realized. The greatest obstacle to full equality for African Americans is in the hearts and minds of the American people.
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I am writing this review in the midst of a Chicago heat wave, almost exactly seven years after the heat disaster that killed nearly 800 people in the city. The Chicago Tribune's multicolored weather page adorns the forecast with a special "excessive heat watch" symbol–an exclamation point lodged in a red circle–newscasters earnestly tell us to stay inside and take it easy, and veteran black radio deejay Herb Kent, the Kool Gent, chats on-air about liquor and caffeinated drinks being dehydrating and the need to drink lots of "good old H
I remember the 1995 disaster well, but for me personally it was a period of intensive work on my last book, cooped up indoors 24/7, with roaring air-conditioning, punctuated by horrified reading of the Tribune's coverage of rolling city power outages and the growing spectacle of hundreds of heat-related deaths, with the bodies piling up and overwhelming the city morgue's capacity. Suspicious of the Tribune because of its long history of rightist and racist slants, I scrutinized the stories to see if the city was, as usual, shortchanging its black South and West sides on services, but couldn't figure anything out. Sociologist Eric Klinenberg, a young Chicago native, was out of the country during the disaster, but has since then more than made up for lost time. His Heat Wave is a trenchant, multilayered and well-written social autopsy of the disaster.
Since finishing Heat Wave, I've been obsessively asking friends, neighbors, students and colleagues if they were in town in July 1995, and if so, what they remember. Most of my middle-class interlocutors were as insulated as I was, in cooled rooms, and only vaguely remember the period because of media coverage. But many younger people, who were then living on student or first-job budgets, told tales of extreme misery and multiple palliative strategies–double bills at air-conditioned theaters, plunging into Lake Michigan every possible nonworking hour, bunking with better-off friends and relatives, long drives in cars with AC and, of course, all the old tricks with cold water, towels and fans. One conservative young woman described her sudden comprehension, lying sweaty and wretched in her sweltering apartment, listening to neighbors' AC compressors turning on, of the ressentiment and violence of some inner-city dwellers.
In fact, Klinenberg explains, aside from some vigilante actions against city workers sent to reseal the 3,000 open fire hydrants liberated by kids, poor Chicagoans were far too enervated by the hot, wet blanket enveloping the city to commit mayhem. The real criminals of the heat crisis, Klinenberg makes clear, were the federal, state and local officials who, in the words of Robert Scates, the bitter black thirty-year veteran emergency medical services director, committed "murder by public policy."
But first we need to come to terms with the epidemiological realities of heat crises. Extreme heat, Klinenberg explains, tends not to be taken as seriously as other weather and human disasters–hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, blizzards, plane crashes. But "more people die in heat waves than in all other extreme events combined," and the '95 crisis has "no equal in the record of US heat disasters." Because the body's defenses "can take only about forty-eight hours of uninterrupted exposure to such heat before they break down," Klinenberg observes, area ambulance services and emergency rooms were soon overwhelmed, and at the height of the catastrophe, half of Chicago's hospitals went on bypass status–turned all new patients away. Most Chicagoans saw the grisly televised scenes of emergency workers falling prostrate with heatstroke, of police cars backed up clear around the block, waiting to deliver cadavers to nine forty-eight-foot refrigerated trucks donated by a local meatpacking firm when the morgue ran entirely out of body-storage space, and heard and read about the record-breaking murderousness of the disaster. But Klinenberg notes that only months after the catastrophe, Chicagoans reacted to his queries with "detachment and disavowal." Not only did they, and the press whose interpretations they were reflecting, wish to relegate the disaster to a nonhappening but many, following Mayor Richard Daley's lead, asserted that the death figures weren't "really real," that "the massive mortality figures…had somehow been fabricated, or that the deaths were simply not related to the heat."


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MOSCOW (AP) — Vasily Belov, a writer who paid homage to old rural Russia in his books, has died. He was 80.
Belov's death late Tuesday was announced by the government of Vologda, the region where he lived in northwestern Russia. The government statement issued Wednesday did not name the cause.
Belov, born into a peasant family, had to start working while he was at school to help his family after his father was killed during World War II.
He published his first book of poetry in 1961, and became widely known after he published the novel "Business as Usual" in 1966. The novel tells a story of a farmer who leaves his village, then rushes back out of nostalgia only to find his wife dead — a pessimistic ending that contrasted sharply with the prevailing "socialist realism" style.
Belov's books sold millions of copies and he received top Soviet awards. He was one of the most visible representatives of the so-called "village prose" literary movement, which praised the old Russian customs and opposed urbanization.
Among Belov's most famous works were the "Carpenter Tales" book of short stories, the "Lad" ("Harmony") collection of essays and the novels "Everything Is Ahead," ''Year of a Major Breakdown" and "Sixth Hour."
President Vladimir Putin and other officials offered condolences to Belov's family. "His books are making us kinder and better," Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said in his statement.
Belov will be buried Friday in his home village, Timonikha.


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Windstar in the Greek Islandsby Paul Motter
Windstar's Wind Spirit is a great cruise line for meeting new people for several reasons. First of all, they offer single open-seating dining at all meals. To be more clear; you are not assigned a table for the cruise, you are free to pick the table of your choice for every meal. If you are in the mood to socialize you can sit with other diners, or if you feel like sitting alone at a cozy table for two you can do that, too.
We met some fantastic people on this cruise, so of course we searched them out when mealtime came along. The crew was savvy enough to notice who was hanging out with whom and they would escort our friends directly to our table. Since CruiseMates is about the people who love to cruise, allow me to introduce you to our new fellow CruiseMates.
The first couple we met were Ron and Sherril from Glendora CA. They are experienced cruisers, married for 25 years, who have eclectic taste in their cruising choices. They have previously cruised in the Caribbean, the North Sea and Australia. Sherril has cruised on the Danube and actually took her first sea voyage as a young child aboard the Holland America Nieuw Amsterdam.
Mel and Martin are also from Los Angeles. When I asked how long they had been married Martin said, "Well, actually we're divorced! We were together for many years before we got married, we stayed married for three years, and then we got divorced. A year later we got back together again and have been together ten years since. We just never bothered to get married again." They had a good laugh over that. "I guess we just do better not being married."Sue and Donald are from New York City, celebrating their 10th anniversary. Both were married three times before, and Don quipped that they were celebrating 50 years -- cumulatively.
I asked each couple for their most memorable moment of our Greek Isle Windstar voyage.
"Most memorable moment? You mean which purchase?" Sherril laughed. Indeed, shopping is a favorite pastime for most of the cruisers on this itinerary, especially in the markets of Kusadasi, Turkey where gold jewelry and Turkish carpets can be found for a song if you have the spirit to bargain with the shopkeepers. Mel had a similar response, "My bargain in Kusadasi!" she exclaimed. Shopping for a single leather coat, they discovered a fantastic leather shop where the prices were so great they bought three.
For Ron, it was the funicular cable car in Santorini. The beautiful Greek island was once known as the "round island" in the pre-Hellenic second millenium BC. It was the home to a Minoan settlement -- an offshoot of one of the oldest earthly civilizations living on the island of Crete. A huge volcanic eruption blew away half of the island creating a crater that has become the natural harbor for the breathtaking village of Fira high atop the cliff. It is so deep that ships are unable to anchor to the bottom of it, instead they tether to a sea buoy that is attached to the bottom. Anthropologists believe the explosion created a tidal wave so large it traveled to Crete and wiped out the Minoan civilization living there at the time.
The beautiful village of Fira, several hundreds of meters above the sea, is a stunning whitewashed enclave of narrow streets, blue bordered windows the color of the Mediterranean, and fascinating shops and art galleries. Once only accessible by donkey, today the funicular cable cars glide silently above the steep and rocky cliffs offering dramatic views of the harbor every centimeter of the way. Ron cherishes the memory siiting in an outdoor Greek cafe, enjoying a cool beer in the warm breeze, and peering down into the volcanic caldera where the wind played the Wind Spirit against its sea anchor.
Sue found Wind Spirit's late night sail away from Bodrum, Turkey to be her most fascinating memory. It was near midnight and the Medieval castle of the Crusaders was lit up vividly, its light illuminating the rows of Turkish wooden sailboats known as gulets anchored in the harbor. More gulets sailed past us returning from their voyages to the thousands of small and uninhabited Greek Islands that dot the Aegean sea. The sails of Wind Spirit snapped in the breeze as we headed into deep water to make our way to Istanbul.
Donald was overwhelmed by the magnificence of Ephesus, built by Alexander the Great and one of the largest and best preserved sites of antiquity in the world.
Martin, a sail enthusiast, particularly liked the open bridge where guests are invited to come in anytime and watch the captain sail the ship. When I went there the officer on duty, obviously busy consulting his charts, offered to stop what he was doing and give me a personal tour. Having been on quite a few bridges myself, I gratefully thanked him but declined.
What surprised Ron and Sherril the most? "That so many people worldwide speak English." Indeed, throughout Greece and Turkey there was hardly ever a problem conversing with anyone. For Mel and Martin it was Windstar itself. "We're anti-cruise." Martin said, "but the casual atmosphere here is not like larger cruise ships." I asked if they made many friends, and if that is even important to them. "Absolutely," replied Sue, "it is a major part of the experience." I asked Don if he liked the casual atmosphere, too. "Well, given a choice I'd be bare-assed naked, so yeah, I guess so." He laughed.
I asked if they were having a romantic time. The responses varied from, "Oh yes," to "Let's put it this way, we're still waiting for the romance to happen." Mel and Martin expanded, "we didn't come here for romance, it is more adventure. If we want romance we usually go to a hideaway where you don't even see other people." Good point, I thought. Cruising is a social activity where you meet other people and dine and take tours in groups. Of course it can be terribly romantic considering your surroundings, especially for younger cruisers and first timers, but for more seasoned couples romance may not be on the top of the list of reasons to cruise.
I think the biggest personal transformation I saw on this cruise was Sherril who during our first dinner on board confided to us that she was too intimidated to bargain. By the end of the cruise she had a shipwide reputation for being the best bargainer in Turkey. I'm proud to say a little advice I gave her helped out.


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Required of all senior level BFA candidates. The seminar explores the theoretical and practical issues that influence the art world and careers of artists. Organized on a topical basis, the course provides a link between theory and practice, school and the art and design professions.
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- Must be enrolled in the following level: Undergraduate
- Must be enrolled in one of the following majors: Metal (272), Graphic Design (279), Printmaking (274), Sculpture (275), Photography (276), Ceramics (271), Painting (273)
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Space Shuttle Discovery continues to close in on the International Space Station following Thursday morning's flawless launch from the Kennedy Space Center. Docking is scheduled for 11:36 Friday night.
In preparation for that rendezvous and docking, Discovery's crew was awakened at 6:42 p.m. Thursday to begin its first full day on orbit. The wakeup song from Mission Control was "Living The Life" by the Rockit Scientists, a group of training division instructors with whom shuttle Commander Jim Wetherbee plays drums from time to time.
After wakeup, the crew of four shuttle and three station expedition crewmembers got busy checking out systems and equipment to assist with mission objectives, including the robotic arm, the two spacesuits that will be worn for the first Extravehicular Activity (EVA), and the rendezvous tools to assist with the final hours of Discovery's approach and docking to the station.
The STS-102 crew is made up of Wetherbee, Pilot Jim Kelly, Flight Engineer Paul Richards and Mission Specialist Andy Thomas. The Expedition Two crew consists of Russian Commander Yury Usachev, and Flight Engineers Jim Voss and Susan Helms.
Usachev, Voss and Helms, will replace Expedition One Commander Bill Shepherd, Pilot Yuri Gidzenko and Flight Engineer Sergei Krikalev, who shortly will wrap up a 4-½ month stay aboard the station and return home aboard Discovery.
With a docking test behind it, the Expedition One crew turns its attention to final stowage in preparation for Discovery's arrival.
After Friday's late night docking, the astronauts will perform two space walks outside the ISS to continue the process of outfitting the Destiny research laboratory. The Leonardo Multi-Purpose Logistics Module, built by the Italian Space Agency, will be attached to the ISS late Sunday. It is filled with nearly five tons of equipment, including systems and science racks that will be transferred to Destiny.
The Expedition crews will exchange places on the ISS in a three-step fashion, beginning with Usachev and Gidzenko, who will swap places as Station and Shuttle crewmembers early Saturday within hours after docking.
As of 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Discovery trailed the station by about 7,000 miles, closing that distance at a rate of 700 miles each orbit of the Earth, or every 90 minutes. Simultaneously, the ISS is in good shape and ready to support the shuttle's arrival Friday.
The next STS-102/International Space Station mission status report will be issued Friday at about 6 a.m.
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I am writing this in first person because I
cannot project my anger and dissatisfaction in any other manner.
I want the readers of this blog to know exactly how I feel and why. In this article I will be covering more
than one issue but what I cover will not even skim the top of what is going on
in our country.
To begin my rant; I will cut the chase and
get to the first matter at hand. I
am appalled, Senators, who we as Americans put into office by voting for them
wigged out on everyone when they voted for tax increase.
McConnell from Kentucky sure does not have
the fortitude of the other Kentuckian, Rand Paul when it comes to standing for
what is right for his constituents.
He made the statement, and I am paraphrasing, that in two months the
legislation would not be signed until the American people approved
Sure Senator McConnell the legislation is
as well approved already because though you talk the talk, you certainly do not
walk the walk. When it comes to
voting against anything Obama presents to Congress you are a big mouth piece and
nothing more.
Furthermore, how can the American people
have any say so about anything that takes place in DC when secret meetings are
held behind closed doors at the midnight hour? Obama, when campaigning for his first
election said there would be transparency in the White House and that the
public could watch C-span in order to know which bills were on the floor. What a lying joke that turned out to be
thanks to the spineless Rino Congress.
In two months when the bill hits the floor
again it will be the same drama.
There will be speeches given by Reid and McConnell, and they will act
like they are truly for the people.
Hog wash! Neither of them is
for the people. They are merely
assisting Obama to get his way, as well, assisting him with his tactic to
destroy the greatest country.
This country is not being attacked by
foreign enemies, but by the enemies we voted into office.
Our greatest fear should be those who claim to care for the people yet
the claims fall by the wayside when push comes to
If the legislation passes in two months,
taxes on groceries, gasoline, electricity, gas fuel for the home, etc.,
including payroll taxes will skyrocket.
Medicare will be hit again three times harder than before.
Social Security is crippled due to government borrowing and it will be
hit again in two months and again in 2014 when the fiasco known as Obama care is
full blown.
This piece of legislation will also open
the door to outlaw guns. The
private citizen will no longer be able to have a weapon in their home. Protection for the family is not a
concern of government; remember they could care less about our safety. They will take the weapons from us;
stockpile them along with hundreds upon hundreds of dollars'worth of ammunition
they ordered using Social Security as a front, to war against the citizens. It sounds a great deal to me like a
plan to tax every American citizen to the extreme, send more jobs to foreign
countries, continue sending billions of dollars to countries that hate us,
establish Marshal Law and bingo, we will then live under dictatorship with Mr.
Obama at the helm.
A man without scruples stood before the
parents of the children killed at Sandy Hook elementary school, addressing them
as though he was still campaigning and wiping his eyes in order to develop
tears. What would a man of his
character do? He would and has used
Sandy Hook tragedy to negotiate new gun laws.
In Chicago, Obama's claimed hometown, just
last week marked the 500th murder in that city within the last
year. Shameful!
Chicago, located in the state of Illinois has the strictest gun laws in
the country. There are more "gun
free area" signs posted every day in that city, yet the killings continue. Sixty of those deaths were small
children, some shot in the head while they slept in their homes by drive by
shooters. If Rahm Emmanual, the
mayor of Chicago and once a member of Obama's Cabinet, cannot control just one
city the size of Chicago, how does Obama feel he can control the country if he
places supplementary gun laws on American citizens?
In addition why would Obama shed tears for
26 children killed at Sandy Hook when he does not shed tears for the 3500 killed
daily by an abortionist? Murder is
murder and Obama voted emphatically"yes" showing his support for abortion. In his health care (tax) bill, American
taxpayers will be footing the bill for a woman's right to kill her unborn
baby. Thank you Obama for
supporting murder at the US citizens
I could go on and on with my rant, but
there comes a time when ranting gets very monotonous.
So I will bid you all adieu and wish you the very best for the New
Year. However I must say before
closing, if you know someone who voted to get Obama back in office, shake their
hand and tell them you appreciate their stupidity, but because they put, who
they believe is a man of trust, back into office, they will also suffer along
with the rest of us. They are not
exempt from his Socialism.


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This quote from Jerry Manuel on Fernando Tatis is surprising: ""When we lose Tatis, we definitely have to reassess where we are offensively."
He came out of nowhere and had a good season, but the truth is he is a role player. He was part of a platoon. You reassess with a full time starter.
The Mets will miss Tatis, and the cynic in me says they'll do so because the Big Three has stopped hitting. Losing Tatis should mean more Daniel Murphy, and hopefully that will include against lefty pitchers.
There was a spark to the offense with Murphy batting second that has gone. The Mets need that back.
As far as Tatis is concerned, he gave the Mets more than they could have hoped for when they signed him and he deserves to be brought back.
Tatis separated his shoulder trying to make a diving catch on pitcher Odalis Perez's double. He is gone for the remainder of the season and that includes the playoffs.
"He's done," Manuel said. "That's very discouraging, to lose a big piece of where we are and what we've accomplished so far."
Tatis hit .297 with 11 home runs and 47 RBI filling in for Moises Alou and Ryan Church.
Alou, by the way, hasn't said anything about retirement.


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When you think of destinations on America's big-time college football map, which cities come to mind? How about Ocala, Fla.?
When you think of destinations on America's big-time college football map, which cities come to mind?
OK, one's easy. It's about 30 minutes up the road. How about others? Maybe you're thinking Tuscaloosa, Ala., or South Bend, Ind., or Norman, Okla.
How about Ocala, Fla.?
If you think that's a joke question, here's something to consider each time you watch a Florida Gators game at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville: It's all but a certainty those guys running out of the visitors' tunnel spent the night in Ocala, as did a chunk of their fans.
Case in point: The Tennessee Volunteers are playing at Florida this weekend and are staying at Hilton Ocala, as they have done for years.
Jeff Bailey, general manager of Hilton Ocala, said his hotel has a contract with Gator football opponents.
"Hilton has had relationships with SEC teams for years," he said. "We do SEC football and we do it quite well. A lot of the larger schools have special needs and those needs can be hard to meet for some of the smaller hotel chains."
According to Bailey, visiting college football teams typically book between 85 and 120 of the Ocala hotel's 196 rooms on the Friday night before a Saturday game, with overflow going to other Marion County hotels.
"In Gainesville, the entire city will sell out of hotel rooms for a game weekend," Bailey explained. "Also, if hotels up there have a two-night minimum for those weekends, some schools either can't afford that or don't want to pay it."
Meanwhile, there is another key advantage to staying in Ocala for visiting football teams.
"They are able to focus on their football," Bailey said. "Up in Gainesville, everything is orange and blue and they have a harder time keeping their focus.
"Also they're not tied to that two-night minimum here."
On the other hand, some of the larger teams, like Tennessee, South Carolina and Alabama, have been known to bring alumni groups for two-day stays, Bailey said. Also, some schools designate at least one away date per year as a "special trip" and bring spouses or family.
"A lot of time a location in Central Florida is chosen for that trip, whether it be because of all the golf courses in the area, or the attractions or atmosphere in the Swamp," Bailey said.
John Webb, president of the Florida Sports Foundation, a division of Enterprise Florida, said Gator foes and their fans aren't the only ones stopping by on their way to the game.
"A good 35 percent of boosters, alumni and fans of the home team come to the games from outside the region," he said. "That's a huge impact."
Putting a precise dollar amount on that impact is tricky. Bailey wouldn't disclose the Hilton's sales related to Gator football games. Webb said his group, which helps Florida cities pursue major events like the Super Bowl or the NCAA Final Four in basketball, is conducting a study in hopes of pinpointing the economic effects of different sporting events in Florida, but isn't due to complete it until year's end.
Matt Grow, director of Ocala International Airport, said some visiting college football teams fly into the facility during a season — Tennessee and Vanderbilt are scheduled to do so in the current campaign — but termed the dollars-and-cents impact to the airport of handling the teams' air traffic "negligible."
Teams pay a landing fee for using the airport. Some choose to refuel or keep the plane at the facility overnight, while others don't.
Team flights typically bring 100 to 150 passengers, according to Grow, who says his airport gets some of those flights because it can accommodate planes like the Boeing 737, 757 and Airbus A320.
"It takes a large team effort to manipulate that kind of operation," Grow said. "They'll have a Sheriff's Office escort come out to take them into town and we assist them in getting lined up, but other than that, it's another operation.
"The big benefit is to the community," he said. "They stay in town, maybe have a big team meal somewhere. They spend their money here."
On Friday afternoon, shortly before four buses delivered dozens of Vol players and staff in bright orange tracksuits to the front doors of the Hilton, a group of fans stood waiting. Among them were Sherry and Dexter Bowles of Jackson, Tenn., parents of Drae Bowles, a redshirt freshman wide receiver for the Vols.
"We pretty much travel to all the games," Sherry Bowles said. "We follow our babies everywhere. We missed Oregon last week, but that was the only one."
When asked what they do in the downtime on trips, Sherry Bowles said, "We shop. We eat. We do whatever until game time."
Also in the waiting party was LaTonya Lewis-Becton of Akron, Ohio. Her son, LaTroy Lewis, is a redshirt freshman defensive end for Tennessee. Lewis-Becton said she'd already explored Ocala a bit.
"I've been to the mall and a shopping plaza," she said. "I bought some clothes and shoes."
According to Webb of the Florida Sports Foundation, having the sort of relationship Ocala does with visiting college football teams can put a "bordering county" like Marion "on the map" for visiting fans.
"People may not be aware of your thoroughbred industry and the horse farms," Webb said. "They come in and see it and they think, 'Hey, this would be a cool place to come back and check out.' It helps expose your destination to a lot of visitors. And you've got a unique destination."
Webb cited an example from Jacksonville hosting Super Bowl XXXIX in 2004.
"We had people who stayed in Amelia Island because they couldn't get a room in Jacksonville," he recalled. "They ended up thinking that was the coolest place and they turned around and visited Amelia Island again. It was a win-win for them."
Meanwhile, Ocala businesses in the area of the Hilton were preparing for sightings of people wearing Tennessee orange. Alfonso Ruiz, manager of El Toreo near the Hilton, said the restaurant typically gets "an OK crowd" from visiting college football teams on top of the usual weekend rush.
"We'll be waiting for them," Ruiz said.


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Aventis CropScience and Bayer Corp. introduce Define, a pre-herbicide for corn, available for the 2001 use season. Define will be marketed as a joint sales effort by both companies.
"Define provides corn growers excellent control of foxtails and most problem grasses plus activity on some key small-seeded broadleaf weeds such as waterhemp," says Scott Welge, corn market manager, Bayer Corp. "This new chemistry offers good crop safety and can control grasses and broadleaf weeds resistant to certain herbicides."
"Define will offer to corn growers and their retailers a great tool and an alternative in the crowded pre-corn market," says Rob Schrick, Aventis product lead. "Define mixed with Balance or followed by Liberty herbicide will give corn growers the weed control program they have been asking for at an economical price."
Define is formulated as a dry flowable product. It will be packaged in two 25-pound containers per case and in Accu-Bin bulk delivery systems. Each 25-pound container treats between 20 and 40 acres.
Define has the flexibility to be used in any tillage system. Define also can be used as the foundation product in any sequential program.
The active ingredient in Define is flufenacet, already a proven performer found in Bayer products such as Epic and Axiom herbicides.


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TORONTO, Dec. 5, 2012 /CNW/ - RBC Global Asset Management Inc. today announced November net sales of $613 million. Long-term funds had net sales of $864 million and money market funds had net redemptions of $251 million. Assets under management increased by 0.7 per cent.
"Our November long-term sales results set a new record, exceeding all other previous Novembers," said Doug Coulter, president of RBC Global Asset Management Inc. "We saw strong inflows across our diverse line-up of funds. Most notably, our recently launched suite of RBC Corporate Class Funds hit the milestone of $1 billion in assets during the month."
Sales results information is based on preliminary data from the Investment Funds Institute of Canada (IFIC).
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Like most: We had an issue where we bought a 2007 Starcraft Centennial 3606, at your camper show Oct. of 2006. Along with loads of accessories, we bought an add-a-room to go with the camper. We camped for two seasons and I never got around to using the add-a-room, even though we had it with us. I'd bring the tools along thinking I'd get around to installing the hardware one day, but lounging around ... More » - Wes from Howell, MI
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In 1964, Starcraft entered and revolutionized the modern camping industry and began building folding camping trailers that featured the industry's first crank-up lifter system and hard tops for pop-up campers.
Today Starcraft builds not only folding camping trailers but luxurious fifth wheels and travel trailers as well. Without a doubt, Starcraft will be around for years to come!
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Kiefer Sutherland plead no contest to DUI yesterday and will reportedly be sentenced to 48 days for drinking, then getting behind the wheel of a car and attempting to kill people…not once, BUT TWICE.
Kiefer was previously charged in 2004 and was on probation last month when arrested again for the same offence. His sentence therefore covers both the DUI and the probation violation and he is to surrender on December 21st which incidentally totally fits in to his employment schedule. How convenient.
Upon resolution of the case, Fox (which airs 24) released this statement:
"Today our friend Kiefer Sutherland resolved his criminal case at the earliest opportunity. Kiefer made clear to us at the time of his arrest that his first concern was the welfare of those he worked with and that he intended to do whatever was necessary to prevent shutting down the show because of his situation. He told us that even if he had to sacrifice more time in custody in order to protect the show and the jobs of those who work with him, he would do so. From what occurred today, it is evident he is a man of his word. We wish him well and look forward to a long relationship with him."
Dude has a drinking problem and routinely drives drunk and their biggest concern is production schedules? Love Hollywood values.


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Believe it or not, we officially have entered November, the weather was warm through Saturday, Nov. 7, and the fishing has been fantastic Brunswick County. It seems no matter where anglers decided to go fishing, they brought back a bounty of fish last weekend.
Halloween weekend provided many Brunswick County fishermen with ample opportunities to get in on some late fall offshore fishing. The weather forecasters were a bit off on the marine forecast Friday, Oct. 30, yet it didn't stop avid anglers from venturing to the Gulf Stream.
This is a quote by Dr. Louis Daniel, director of the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries: "A gill net ban is a failure of fisheries management." (Cited from facebook.com/ncfisherymanagementandyou.)
Collegiate football, falling leaves and a crisp, cool north wind indicate fall has officially set in Brunswick County. Most folks take this time to enjoy pumpkin patches, haunted houses and fairs, yet fishermen want to be anywhere but on land. The on-land festivities have their perks, yet watching your son, daughter, wife or husband reel in their first big king mackerel or redfish is a memory you will never forget.
I have received several phone calls and emails concerning the future status on our fishery after all the freshwater runoff. The honest answer is I really don't know. We have gotten a tremendous amount of rain. There is water from inland flooding that will also have to make its way to the ocean. It probably will take weeks for things to get back to normal. The only good news I have is that this is the fall season. The big bull redfish were thick along the beach before this crazy event happened. I plan to go to the beach as soon as the rain clears to check things out.
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Darian Ibrahim ('99)
Assistant Professor of Law
University of Wisconsin Law School
Madison, WI
Law teaching is a dream job. It allows for an intellectual exchange with students and faculty on a daily basis, as well as the opportunity to explore topics of particular interest in one's writing. Its great rewards, however, when coupled with the limited number of positions available, means that positions can be difficult to get. Although paths to law teaching may differ, most successful applicants share certain credentials. While in law school they do very well in their classes, serve on law review, and get to know one or more of their professors (who can later become advisors and recommenders). After law school they obtain a clerkship (preferably with a federal circuit court), spend a few years in practice, and publish one or more law review articles. Post-law school publications used to be a bonus -- now they are a requirement. Because publishing is an essential part of a law professor's job, schools view these early publications as a proxy for both interest and success in writing. Also, applicants must be geographically mobile -- they must be willing to go where the jobs are. In short, it can be tough to get your foot in the door, but well worth the effort!
Abigail Marshall ('04)
Law Clerk to the Honorable Maryanne Trump Barry
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
Newark, NJ
[I] encourage anyone who is considering a clerkship to apply. It has been an invaluable experience on a variety of levels – I feel like my legal writing has improved dramatically, which is perhaps the biggest bonus. A close second is the relationship you cultivate with your judge. On a personal level, it is of course rewarding, but on a professional level it provides insights into effective argument, presentation, and delivery skills that I think are so important for us as young lawyers. You see what sways judges' opinions, what doesn't and what makes them downright mad.
Lisa Wolford ('02)
Assistant Public Defender
New Hampshire Public Defender
Concord, NH
There are not many facets of being a public defender that I do not find fascinating, stimulating, and affecting, so it's hard to be succinct about why I enjoy this work so much. My clients are endlessly interesting. The issues of law, mostly ones of constitutional magnitude, are engrossing. It is satisfying to be a vindicator of constitutional rights for a clientele that is otherwise underserved, overlooked, and disparaged. The legal research and motion writing, which are involved in every case, are entirely absorbing. Courtroom litigation can be truly thrilling, if sometimes panic-inducing. Nothing feels quite like wrapping up a really successful cross examination, or delivering an oral argument that does a particularly effective job of marrying fact with law. Piecing together a trial strategy - working with the defense investigators who interview the witnesses, visiting the crime scene, figuring out what evidence will be admissible at trial, anticipating objections - is just plain fun. It is rewarding to successfully establish to a prosecutor during plea negotiations (or failing that, then to a judge at sentencing) that a client is deserving of a punishment alternative to incarceration, because their conduct, while unlawful, is the product not of some form of criminal malevolence, but of years of sexual abuse or untreated mental illness or other woefully inauspicious personal history. In short, it is both thoroughly intellectual and thoroughly personal work.
I went to Cornell knowing I wanted to work in the public interest. I decided on indigent criminal defense after spending a semester in John Blume and Sheri Johnson's Death Penalty clinic and spending my second summer at the Defender Association of Philadelphia. Like other areas of law, it is a competitive field, and the interview process is rigorous. After the preliminary interview, anticipate a lengthy second interview in front of the full hiring committee, where, for example, you are required to give an opening argument that you've had 10 minutes to prepare, then answer a series of questions that require you to know the specific rules of evidence. You most want to know the following about a defender office (though these are not necessarily all questions to ask during an interview): What sort of training will you get to start? What is the case distribution - will you start out with only juvenile cases, or will you have a mix of juvenile, misdemeanor, and felony cases? Is there social services support, i.e., either an on-staff social worker, or better yet, a social work department? Are there full-time investigators on staff? If so, what is the ratio of investigators to attorneys? If not, how is investigation handled? How is secretarial work handled? Is there a formal mentoring system? Public defender work is very independent work. You do not work on your cases as part of a team of attorneys (not in my office, at least), so it's important through the first year of practice to have a more senior attorney reliably available to you to help you with your cases.


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STANDISH — More than $600,000 that was factored into the budget for Standish-Sterling Community Schools, but was not a certainty when the budget was amended last month, has now been received by the school district.
When district business specialist Mike Waldie presented an amendment to the SSCS budget last month, he did so figuring in the roughly $600,000 the district was expecting from Medicare reimbursements from Bay Arenac ISD and a grant from the federal EduJobs program — money that had not yet been received.
"Now we can see where we are at, for sure," he said. "You never know what could happen until you actually have the money in your hands."
The district will be receiving $217,000 for its Medicare reimbursement for special education from Bay Arenac ISD and $396,633 from a grant from EduJobs.
Waldie said last year the district received around $65,000 in reimbursement from from Bay Arenac ISD.
"The Bay Arenac ISD are the ones who handle all of our Medicare reimbursements for (special education)," he said. "We used to do it ourselves. We would bill ourselves and collect ourselves. That is no longer the case."
Waldie said it is good news to have that money now.
"It was part of my budget amendment, but the fact that it is here now is a good thing," he said.
Last month, Waldie said the district's fund equity had around $5.1 million, but was would be losing $670,000 for 2011.
Waldie said the losses from last year and this year are due to losses in the revenue stream due to cuts at the state and federal level.
"At least we have this (fund equity) balance," he said in an interview last month. "Schools are falling on hard times right now. It is good that we can fall back on our fund equity, but we can not keep hitting our fund equity this hard, or it will be gone in a matter of years."
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$1M Nebraska Powerball winner to remain anonymous
KEARNEY, Neb. —
Whoever bought a Powerball ticket in Kearney that's worth $1 million has decided to remain anonymous, behind a legal cloak.
The Kearney Hub says the winner has worked with a Kearney attorney to create a legal entity called Carpe Diem LLC.
Nebraska Lottery spokesman Neil Watson says a check for $700,000 will be made out to Carpe Diem LLC and be sent in about two weeks. The remaining $300,000 is being withheld for state and federal taxes.
The ticket was bought Dec. 21 and matched five of the six numbers drawn that night. They were 25, 36, 40, 45, 51 and Powerball 8.


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