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State Of The Union: President Obama says his State of the Union speech will be "focused on job creation." Seems as though we've heard this song before from Obama. And we already know how it ends.
In a preview of his State of the Union speech to Democrats, Obama promised that after four years of historically weak economic growth and an unemployment rate that's been stuck at or near 8% since he took office, he's going to turn his attention to job growth.
But he's made the same promise many times over the past four years.
So many times, in fact, that even the Obama-loving Huffington Post at one point put together a mocking "Pivot to Jobs Deja Vu" reel.
Here's just a sampling from Obama's first term:
January 2009: "My economic agenda ... begins with jobs."
November 2009: "This is my administration's overriding focus."
January 2010: "We are going to have a sustained and relentless focus over the next several months on accelerating the pace of job creation, because that's priority No. 1."
September 2010: "Our No. 1 focus has to be jobs, jobs, jobs."
December 2010: "My singular focus over the next two years is ... jump-starting the economy so that we actually start making a dent in the unemployment rate."
January 2011: "My principal focus, my No. 1 focus, is going be making sure that we are ... creating jobs not just now but well into the future."
November 2012: "Our top priority has to be jobs and growth."
This time around, Obama says he has a "growth agenda." But from what he told his fellow Democrats, he's not only going to recycle his jobs promise Tuesday night, but also offer up the same tired liberal economic policies he's been pushing for the past four years.
Throw more taxpayer money at green energy while sticking it to the oil and gas industry, spend (sorry, "invest") more on education and roads, raise taxes still higher on the rich in the name of fairness, and yammer on about growing the economy from "the middle out."
These policies have already produced the worst economic recovery since the Great Depression. In fact, had Obama's recovery been merely average, the GDP would be $1.2 trillion bigger today, and there'd be 7.5 million more people with jobs.
Under Obama, middle-class families have seen their incomes decline. Millions have fallen into poverty. The income gap is widening.
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Briana Calderon, a 16-year-old junior at Booker High School for the Visual Performing Arts, says that her love for art has been a part of her life since she was a little girl.
"Probably since I could hold a pencil," says Calderon. "When I was little, all I would do was draw. I would find paper and crayons and just draw all the time. I've always been really into it."
This past summer, Calderon took an illustration and design course at Ringling College of Art and Design.
Since the course, Calderon has thought about applying to Ringling and staying in Sarasota for college.
Calderon has been working on a special piece that she planned on donating to the city of Sarasota in celebration of the Dec. 10 arrival of the mayor and other government officials of Merida, the Mexican sister city to Sarasota.
"Because I am of Mexican descent, I felt really kind of connected to it and felt like it was a really good idea," said Calderon. "I thought it was the perfect way to contribute, because I love Sarasota and I want to show it."
Briana Calderon shares her thoughts ...
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Calderon won the People's Choice Award in October at the Sarasota Chalk Festival.
"It was incredible for me because the only reason I did it was because my teacher suggested it, and I had never done anything like it before."
... On blogging …
An avid blogger, Calderon runs three different blogs — The Diary of a Starving Artist, Antisocial and ART-Shirts. She will soon be starting an online store for her T-shirts, prints and fine art.
"You meet people from around the world and everyone is really nice and really supportive … it is really good for people who have something to share and it allows you to express yourself."
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Meanwhile, Rosner, 34, has been active in the Republican Party for many years. He interned with President George W. Bush's White House Commission on the Moment of Remembrance in the summer of 2001 and worked as a campaign manager for US Congressional candidate John Gard during a national race in 2006.
He also served as the Wisconsin campaign manager for Mike Huckabee during his US presidential campaign in 2008.
Rosner, married with a 2-year-old daughter and is expecting another child in September, is a member of the Republican Party of Waukesha County. He has a degree in business and computer systems from the Milwaukee School of Engineering and works full-time at Humana in Waukesha as a consultant on health care reform.
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Excellent images and very vivid symbolisms. Strong, direct, profound and truly a poem for those who dream of freedom. (Report) Reply
Maya Angelou
I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings
The free bird leaps
on the back of the wind
and floats downstream
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Cynthia Buhain-baello (4/30/2014 9:42:00 PM)
Herbert Guitang (4/25/2014 7:14:00 AM)
A poem of freedom
Unleashing words that can ignite the heart to be Free (Report) Reply
Nancy Oyula (4/22/2014 1:45:00 AM)
Bremda Hooks (4/11/2014 10:34:00 PM)
Our ancestors were 'caged birds' with clipped wings and who sang for freedom. Freedom that 'we' now have, to do our will and fly. (Report) Reply
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Damo Geka (3/8/2014 12:40:00 PM)
my Aunty Aria got an awesome twelve month old GMC just by part-time work online... straight from the source http: //www.lock90.com (Report) Reply
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Callie May (2/17/2014 12:02:00 PM)
@Patricia Sanders She also said that she wrote some of the parts of the poem. (Report) Reply
Callie May (2/17/2014 11:58:00 AM)
@Patricia Sanders Maya Angelou did not just steal this idea. In the front of the book she put under ACKNOWLEDGMENTS that the title came from Paul Laurence Dunbar's poem Sympathy. So i suggest that you put a little more research into accusing some one of stealing an idea. She is not saying it was her idea. Maya just simply thought that the title would fit her book. (Report) Reply
Bob Mitchell (2/3/2014 6:41:00 PM)
@Patricia Saunders - Someone (an artist) once said to me 'All art is plagiarism'. No idea is ever pure and free of an artist's own experience and influences. Angelou has deliberately taken Dunbar's poem and done something different with it, and both works stand on their own as good poems, each to be taken on its own merits. (Report) Reply
Drkgbalakrishnan Kandangath (1/21/2014 7:54:00 PM)
Stephen W (1/21/2014 6:47:00 PM)
@Patricia Saunders:
You are taking the people on here too seriously: -) Don't let 'em get to you.
It's the Internet. (Report) Reply
Stephen W (1/21/2014 5:39:00 PM)
I know why the caged bird sings. He is genetically programmed to do so. (Report) Reply
Patricia Saunders (1/19/2014 10:25:00 AM)
Reading these comments about her poem just sends me into a frenzy. She stole the whole idea of the poem, she stole the title, she lifted whole sections from Laurence Dunbar's poem, Sympathy. She blatantly ripped off a black poet who wrote in the early 20th century, decades before she did.
Why is she celebrated for this poem? Read his, it's much finer, and it's original. (Report) Reply
Patricia Saunders (1/19/2014 10:23:00 AM)
She stole it, blatantly stole it, from Paul Laurence Dunbar. (Report) Reply
Mysia Hayling (1/9/2014 1:15:00 PM)
Very interesting and evoking poem from maya. I like it. (Report) Reply
Charles Monroe (12/29/2013 1:08:00 PM)
"For the Gangster Sh_t I do
Mother Earth and Father Time
Listen to your Children's rhyme
Hoping prayer can get me through
All the Gangster Shit I do.
Word to Wordsworth, word to Keats
Hieroglyphs within my sheets
Word to Gorky, Word to Pablo
Word to Diego, and Leonardo
I am the result of those
Of whom Time and Nature chose.
Word to Juana word to Sylvia
Word to Sandra and Virginia
Word to Maya Angelou
My graffiti Popol Vuh,
Hope the Universe forgive me
For the Gangster shit I do.
Just another caged bird singing... (Report) Reply
Fiona Schwartzinoff (12/19/2013 7:40:00 PM)
I am not a big fan of Maya, but this is a lovely poem. I hope everyone understands though that this poem is not wholly original. She took from Dunbar's poem, Sympathy. Read it and see. Dunbar's work is way better. (Report) Reply
izzy The Unicorn (12/18/2013 2:30:00 PM)
I love this poem I rate this a 11 out of 10! ! ! (Report) Reply
Jide Pounds (11/26/2013 1:58:00 PM)
Beautiful poetry, i really loves tis, its an internal resorceful poetry (Report) Reply
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CHICAGO, Feb. 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Telecom Brokerage, Inc. (TBI), a master agent of telecommunications, recently received CenturyLink's Million Dollar Reward at the company's 2013 AllianceEXPO. The program awards $1 million to any agent that grows their business with CenturyLink by $2 million a month during the five year-period beginning July 1, 2010. TBI accomplished the goal in half the time.
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With 31 buildings and a gilded Speaker's chair, Myanmar's lavish parliament is fit for . . . well, Lockwood Smith.
Prime Minister John Key toured the expansive Pyidaungsu Hluttaw complex after formal talks with Speaker Thura U Shwe Mann yesterday
"It's incredible. Lockwood would love it. There's an incredible pedestal up front for the Speaker and I think everyone else has to be well behaved," he said.
There are 664 MPs, representing the 60 million population, but a quarter are soldiers, appointed by the commander-in-chief.
They sit on one side of the cavernous chamber, their plain green uniforms in stark contrast to the resplendent colours of local dress. There are 17 different parties.
"Apparently [the soldiers] only really engage on military type debates. The rest of the time they are largely observers, but it is quite striking," Mr Key said.
He also ran into Opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who was being followed by a large press pack.
The complex is approached on a 16-lane highway - eerily empty - and its security precautions include military guards, a moat and two bridges. On either side of the wide road, locals in traditional conical hats crouch, tending shrubs and lawns in the searing heat. The average wage is around 70 cents a day.
The capital was specially created, among rice paddy and sugar cane fields, for the country's administration - and its civil servants work long hours, often returning home at 10pm. Mr Key did manage to squeeze in some golf at a spanking new driving range, close to his hotel.
It is the first civilian government the country has had in 50 years, and Mr Key says "they are learning to cope with it".
Although "vast and impressive", he was non-committal about whether it was over the top.
"It's not for me to judge. They have made the decision they are doing this. For all you can knock, you've got to say there is an open parliamentary process. Twenty-four months ago they didn't have 660 members of Parliament."
President Thein Sein will visit Wellington next month and Mr Key does not think he will want to swap government buildings.
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Be sure to stop by the library and check out the newest photo exhibit on the main floor and upstairs gallery space. The Columbia County Photo Club is showcasing 52 photographs by 26 area artists, all on the theme of Columbia County. All photographs are for sale, with a portion of the proceeds to benefit the Friends of the Library. The photos will remain on exhibit through Sat. Oct. 25th. Contact Marie or Emily in the library office to place your order at 518.828.1792.
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Local History Speaker Series: Jon Meredith
The History Room Committee of the Hudson Area Library is pleased to welcome Jon Meredith as September's local history speaker. Meredith, a collector and dealer of local historical ephemera, will offer a presentation focused on historical postcards, primarily from Hudson and surrounding areas, and will include actual postcards for folks to view from his personal collection.
The presentation will be held on Saturday, September 27 at 3:30 on the first floor of the Hudson Area Library, with wheelchair access on the northeast side of the building. Admission is free and open to the public. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Light refreshments will be served.
The History Room Committee's Local History Speaker Series offers bimonthly talks on diverse topics related to the history of Hudson, Greenport, Stockport, and Columbia County. The Hudson Area Library's History Room houses a special collection that pertains to the history of the City of Hudson, as well as Columbia County and New York State. The History room is open Tuesday evenings from 5:30-7:30pm, Saturdays from 10am-12pm, and by appointment.
Want to Learn the Most Widely Spoken Language in the World? Now You Can!
The Friends is pleased to announce the next installment of Adult Mandarin Chinese Language Classes. This series of free classes will begin on Wed. Sept. 17th and will offer community members the opportunity to read, write and speak Mandarin from a native speaker.
This eight-week course will be lead by our own Shi Wen "Wendy" who grew up in the city of Hangzhou, the capital of Zhejiang Province, on the Southeast coast of China. A longtime staff member, she will introduce students to vocabulary and phrases using Chinese pinyin—writing and reading phonetically using the Romanized alphabet. Students will also learn how to read and write simple Chinese characters.
The first two classes will serve as an introduction for new students. Previous students are also welcome to attend these refresher classes.
All classes will meet from 5:30 to 7:30 on Wednesdays at the Library. Space is limited and registration is required (ages 18 and over). To learn more or sign up, please contact the library 518.828.1792 today.
STEAM Into Imagination – free science and art workshops for kids and teens!
We'll be teaming up with HATCH (Hudson Area Teaching Cooperative for Homeschoolers) this fall to offer fun, educational STEAM programs for youth ages 5 to 11 and 12 to 16. STEAM is an acronym for "Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math." STEAM into Imagination will spark children's curiosities as we ask questions about the emerging intersections of science, technology, engineering, art, and math.
The program will meet on Tuesdays from 4pm-5:30pm starting Tuesday, September 9 and continuing through Tuesday, December 16.
Older students will join the Programming Club where they'll learn how to use computer coding and programming during a 12-session class with RPI Computer Science student, Rachel King.
Younger students will participate in two 6-session classes. HATCH co-founder, Will Pflaum, will offer a 6-session class called "Islands of the Imagination," a creative investigation of geography, math, and drawing, in which students create their own fictional island. The second 6-session classes will again invite students to explore the arts and sciences through diverse experiments, painting and crafts, the use of a USB microscope and Snap Circuits, and more!
STEAM into Imagination is geared toward homeschooling families, kids in school, and anyone considering homeschooling or looking for more choice in education.
To register your child or teen, come to our registration party on Tuesday, September 9 at the library. For more information, call the library at 518-828-1792.
STEAM into Imagination is made possible with grant support from the Fund for Columbia County, a fund of the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation.
2014 Ghostly Gallop
The Ghostly Gallop, an annual race in memory of William F. Cranna, will be held on Sunday, October 26, 2014. All proceeds benefit the Hudson Area Library. Continue reading
Book Club September Pick: The Giver by Lois Lowry
The Hudson Area Library Book Group has chosen to read The Giver by Lois Lowry for their September meeting. Discussion will be held at the library on Wednesday, September 24th at 4:30pm. Stop by the Hudson Area Library or call 828-1792 to order a copy of the book.
The Giver, the 1994 Newbery Medal winner, has become one of the most influential novels of our time. The haunting story centers on twelve-year-old Jonas, who lives in a seemingly ideal, if colorless, world of conformity and contentment. Jonas's world is perfect. Everything is under control. There is no war or fear of pain. There are no choices. Every person is assigned a role in the community. When Jonas turns 12 he is singled out to receive special training from The Giver. The Giver alone holds the memories of the true pain and pleasure of life. Now, it is time for Jonas to receive the truth. There is no turning back.
All are welcome! Contact the library at 518-828-1792 or email Sharon Getty at email@example.com for info.
Museum Pass Program…Your (Free) Tickets Await!
The Friends of the Hudson Area Library has added three regional museums to its Museum Pass Program. Library card-holders now have free admission to six arts and culture venues including the Albany Institute of History and Art, the Clark Art Institute (Williamstown, MA), Thomas Cole National Historic Site (home of Hudson River School painter, Thomas Cole, Catskill), Columbia County Historical Museum (Kinderhook), FASNY Museum of Firefighting (Hudson), and Olana State Historic Site (Hudson).
Passes may be borrowed for one to three days and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Passes may be reserved by calling the library at 518.828.1792 or by stopping by the library office. Most passes admit four adults, but the number admitted varies by site. Library members must have a current Mid-Hudson Library System card to borrow passes.
Funded by the Friends of the Hudson Area Library, passes to these six culturally rich organizations were carefully chosen by the Friends and Library staff to suit the diverse interests of the local community that the Library serves.
Call soon to reserve your free passes for your family or friends (or weekend guests!), or stop by the library today!
This Saturday–Cookbook Sale at the Farmers Market
The last cookbook sale of the season at the Hudson Farmers Market will be on Saturday, September 6, from 9:30-1pm. Included in this sale are cookbooks celebrating the bounties of the season—everything from apples to zucchini! With hundreds of cookbooks on a wide range of topics, you'll be sure to find a book (or two!) with recipes and ideas to whet your appetite. So come browse the selection of new, used and vintage cookbooks on Saturday and start cooking!
Back To School Book Sale!
This Saturday, August 23 and next, August 30th, the Friends are offering a special Back To School Book Sale from 10am-1pm. A perfect opportunity for teachers, parents, and of course, kids, to stock up on fun books for reading and learning!
Now that summer is almost over and the kids will be going back to school, books for classrooms and home bookshelves need to be replenished and the Book Sale Room has something for everyone, from toddlers to teens.
All kids books are specially priced to encourage reading throughout the year. There are thousands of titles to choose from, including picture books, early reader books, non-fiction books, chapter books and a large selection of young adult titles as well. Within those categories are a variety of topics, including adventure, classics, fairy tales, fantasy, fiction, history, humor, nature, science, sports, and much more in many formats–board books for the little ones, hardcovers and paperbacks, as well as a large selection of kids movies and music too!
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Help identify mystery wedding photograph
3:21pm Wednesday 17th September 2014
A DROITWICH woman is appealing for help to solve a mystery after she discovered a lost wedding photograph inside a chest of drawers.
Wear it Pink with Sir Peter
8:38am Wednesday 17th September 2014
DROITWICH residents are being asked to lend their support to a campaign for Breast Cancer research by wearing something pink for the day.
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1:30pm Tuesday 16th September 2014
EXPENSE claims for MPs in Worcestershire topped £950,000 last year, new figures reveal.
Heroin addict jailed after Droitwich break-in
11:37am Tuesday 16th September 2014
A HEROIN addict has been jailed for breaking into a Droitwich home and stealing a family heirloom and other jewellery of sentimental value.
Call to give blood in Droitwich
8:06am Tuesday 16th September 2014
POTENTIAL blood donors are being asked to volunteer for two blood donor sessions being organised later this month in Droitwich.
Landmark wedding for Chateau Impney
3:22pm Monday 15th September 2014
ONE couple's big day proved a small landmark in the town, as Francis Price and Aaron Gregson celebrated the first gay marriage to be held at the Chateau Impney last week.
Charity football match for hospice
1:36pm Monday 15th September 2014
VETERAN Droitwich footballers are taking part in a special match later this month to raise money for a local charity.
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11:21am Monday 15th September 2014
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Mad Hatter's tea party for Macmillan
8:21am Monday 15th September 2014
STAFF and residents at Westmead Care Home are being transported down the rabbit hole for a tea party with a difference in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support.
Exclusive: £500,000 spent on temporary consultants to fill empty County Hall jobs
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8:30am Saturday 13th September 2014
TRIBUTES are being paid to a long-serving councillor who has died after a fall.
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Take a look inside Rushock church
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New support group puts men in the garden
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4:15pm Wednesday 10th September 2014
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3:25pm Wednesday 10th September 2014
CAT lovers in Droitwich will have the opportunity to find a new feline friend this weekend, as the Worcester and Mid-Worcestershire branch of the RSPCA is holding a cat re-homing day.
Charity sale at Westmead Day Centre
1:42pm Wednesday 10th September 2014
A DROITWICH day care centre is holding a charity sale this weekend with everything on offer from children's games and toys to ladies clothing, books and bric-a-brac.
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1:55pm Tuesday 9th September 2014
A 52-YEAR-old man from Droitwich is to stand trial after he denied driving dangerously on a Worcestershire road and having a prohibited weapon.
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11:21am Tuesday 9th September 2014
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Nurses team up and raise around £7,000 for premature baby charity
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Benches for Wychavon Way
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A LOCAL pub and restaurant in Droitwich is holding a special event to celebrate Prince Harry's 30th birthday by offering local redheads a 30 per cent discount on their food bills for the day.
Art on offer as part of Salt Fest
1:14pm Monday 8th September 2014
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Children's Theatre launches autumn season
11:21am Monday 8th September 2014
THE Children's Theatre at the Norbury Theatre in Droitwich, is launching its Autumn season on Saturday, September 20 with the return of audience favourite Hippy Dippy Hare.
Swing is the thing with jazz orchestra
8:22am Monday 8th September 2014
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American history enthusiasts visit Ombersley
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Call for county's best young poets
4:08pm Friday 5th September 2014
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NEw leisure courses on offer at local libraries
11:17am Friday 5th September 2014
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People in Worcestershire urged to stand up to cancer
7:40am Friday 5th September 2014
A CHARITY worker from Worcestershire is urging people in the county to sign up to a campaign raising cash to fight cancer.
Join forum for Macmillan coffee morning
4:11pm Thursday 4th September 2014
PEOPLE in Droitwich are invited to come along to charity coffee morning being organised by the Droitwich Spa Area Forum for Older People to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.
Worcestershire hospitals braced for ebola outbreak
3:08pm Thursday 4th September 2014
WITH more than 1,900 in West Africa dead of ebola since the start of this year, hospitals in Worcestershire are braced for a possible outbreak of the disease here.
Droitwich manager claims unfair dismissal over claims of leaking information to competitor
1:12pm Thursday 4th September 2014
A DROITWICH manager complained he was unfairly dismissed after denying he revealed confidential information about a £3 million contract to a potential coach and bus competitor.
Preparations underway for royal visit at Rashwood
11:37am Thursday 4th September 2014
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Chance to see unusual Droitwich garden
8:10am Thursday 4th September 2014
KEEN gardeners can get a glimpse into a charming private garden in Droitwich next weekend as part of the National Gardens Scheme.
Worcester MP leads charge over 'excessive' hospital parking charges
5:20pm Wednesday 3rd September 2014
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£1.1 million investment for Droitwich Leisure Centre
3:46pm Wednesday 3rd September 2014
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Honey creates a buzz at Webbs
1:47pm Wednesday 3rd September 2014
Webbs Garden Centre in Wychbold is a buzz with the news that its very own bees managed to deliver a bumper crop of honey this year