text: blog postsRobert Hughes Jr., community and human development expertDec 18, 2012 11:49 amEducationLifestyleShare on FacebookTweetEmailImagesWith so many marriages ending in dissolution, perhaps it was inevitable that d-i-v-o-r-c-e should cast its shadow one day over even the cute and cuddly Muppets of perpetually sunny "Sesame Street." The creators of the popular children's TV program have released a set of Web-based tools developed to help young children understand and discuss the difficult topic of parental divorce. Robert Hughes Jr., the head of the department of community and human development at the University of Illinois, was one of the experts who participated in developing the content. Hughes spoke recently with News Bureau reporter Sharita Forrest. What messages did you think were important to convey, given that the intended viewers are 2-8 years old? Even though, technically, it's aimed at that children's age group, I would say the parents are just as important of a target audience. Most of what we're trying to do is really to teach the parents and to give them tools to engage their children, talk about these topics and introduce some ideas to the kids. There's one video that shows a little girl (Muppet character Abby Cadabby) displaying pictures she's drawn of her mom's house and her dad's house and talking about each of them. Implicit in that is a message for adults – 'This is how children's experience will look.' They ought to be able to say in an easy way: 'I have these two places to live. They're both good places.' " It's this clever way of, through the children's story, teaching the kids and sending messages to the parents. Clearly, one of those messages is, work these things out, parents. Don't keep fighting over these things. Don't make your child's life more complicated. Figure out a way to co-parent and reduce the amount of conflict that kids are exposed to. And, a second message is, both parents are important and need to stay involved and contribute to the lives of these children. There isn't any element in this that implies it's OK for one of the parents to disappear. A third message is, talk about this. A lot of parents struggle with that. There's a right time initially, but the truth is, families are going to talk about this repeatedly over the rest of these children's lives. As children grow up they're going to understand the experience differently at each age. It ought to be a comfortable enough topic that it's an easy thing for kids to ask questions about and increasingly understand. "Sesame Street" produced a program about divorce in 1992, but didn't broadcast it after parents and preschoolers in the focus groups reacted badly. What was different with this version? There are a number of things that were different this time around. That initial program was one of the first things they showed us and discussed. Part of their decision to pull that program was that at that time television was the only delivery medium they had because the Internet didn't exist yet. It was going to have to be integrated into the daily program for every child to see. This version is available only over the Internet, so parents or kids make a choice to go there and watch it. In that version, the character (Snuffleupagus) had just learned about his parents' decision to divorce and was in great distress. Watching the segment, you got a real sense of how distressing that was, and the children who watched it felt it too. That distress overwhelmed any of the other messages it contained. This time around, the character affected by the parental divorce isn't as distressed and didn't just find out about her parents' decision to divorce the previous night. She's presenting her drawings about that experience in a calm way. She's not saying everything's OK, but she's further along in the journey and is pretty happy and positive. Divorce is just one of a series of topics – including serious illness, natural disasters and financial problems – that "Sesame Street" is addressing through these online tools. The theme that runs through all of them is promoting resilience and teaching children skills to cope with challenges and changes in their lives and helping them do problem solving and learn to manage their emotions. Many of us who worked on these materials hope that they will be integrated into the regular children's program because even if a child is not affected directly by one of these problems, the skills that are being taught are universal. Parent education courses are now part of the divorce process for many people. How good of a job are these programs doing? I think we've gotten better and better at this. A lot of the same messages that were in the "Sesame Street" videos are part of those courses as well. But these programs are brief. Parents go and do their two-hour mandated program, and they're done. What's handy about the "Sesame Street" stuff is the tools are available over the Internet on a continuous basis. They're an extra tool or a tool that's available if a parent was too distressed to grasp all the material when they went through the class. This is a slightly softer and more engaging lesson. Parents can watch it, maybe with their children, and think about it a little differently than they did when they were forced to sit in a classroom. I wouldn't be at all surprised if we didn't see some of the parent education programs using these illustrations in the classroom instruction. If I were teaching those classes, I'd sure take advantage of those tools and methods. NOTE: The "Sesame Street" toolkit, "Little Children, Big Challenges: Divorce," Is available online at www.sesamestreet.org/divorce.stats20,029 Views additional actions


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Since his choreographic debut at the Noverre-Society Stuttgart, Marco Goecke's inventive and exceptional ballets have caused a nationwide stir and attracted international attention. In very few years the Wuppertal-born Goecke – since 2005 Choreographer in Residence of the Stuttgart Ballet – has presented a remarkable number of world premieres in Stuttgart and has choreographed for many renowned international companies.
Marco Goecke received his first ballet training at the age of fourteen. He continued his education at the Ballet Academy Cologne, at the Foundation Heinz Bosl Munich and at the Royal Conservatoire The Hague. After his graduation he danced with the State Opera Unter den Linden in Berlin and later at the Theater Hagen. His first choreography, Loch , he created at the Theater Hagen and presented it in the same year at the International Choreography Competition in Hanover.
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In 2004 Marco Goecke received an invitation of very high personal value, exceeding any official award: Pina Bausch asked him to present two ballets – Blushing and Mopey – at her annual Dance Festival in Wuppertal. Blushing had already been a great succes with the audience and the critics the year before as it won the highly reputated Prix Dom Pérignon in Hamburg in 2003.
In 2005 Marco Goecke created his first commissioned work for the Stuttgart Ballet: Sweet Sweet Sweet premiered in February and was a remarkable success. The Ballet of the State Opera Hanover took it into its repertoire in the same year, so did the Donlon Dance Company at the State Theatre Saarbrücken in 2007 and the TanzTheaterMünchen at the State Theatre at the Gärtnerplatz, Munich, in 2008. After the enormous success of Sweet Sweet Sweet Marco Goecke was promoted to Choreographer in Residence of the Stuttgart Ballet in September 2005.
In June 2006 he presented his second ballet for the company: Viciouswishes premiered on occasion of the triple bill GOECKE / LEE / SPRADLING and showed again Goeckes "formidable originality" (Stuttgarter Nachrichten). In December of the same year followed his first full-length ballet for the Stuttgart Ballet: an extraordinary and highly acclaimed new interpretation of the ballet classic The Nutcracker . The full ballet was recorded by German television network ZDF/3sat and was broadcast Christmas 2007 on 3sat.
In 2008 Marco Goecke choreographed the polarising Alben , his fourth work for the Stuttgart Ballet, and on occasion of Ballet Director Reid Anderson's 60th birthday gala in April 2009 the solo Fancy Goods for Principal Dancer Friedemann Vogel. In June 2010, Marco Goecke will present his second full-lenght ballet for the Stuttgart Ballet: Orlando , after the novel by Virginia Woolf.
Three songs of Johnny Cash inspired Marco Goecke to create the powerful and moving solo Äffi for Principal Dancer Marijn Rademaker on occasion of a benefit gala in Holland. In December 2005 the Stuttgart Ballet audience experienced the masterpiece at the Stuttgart Ballet's annual Christmas Benefit Gala in the Opera House. Äffi made its way into the repertoire of the Stuttgart Ballet and also the Scapino Ballet Rotterdam and has since then been shown numerous times at national and international festivals: William Moore, Soloist with the Stuttgart Ballet, performed Äffi in 2006 at the Tanzplattform Germany in Stuttgart, at the Easter Dance Days in Hanover and the Ipswich Arts Festival in England as well as in 2007 at the III. Ludwigshafen Festival and at the 1. AidsDanceGala Munich at the State Theatre at the Gärtnerplatz. With the solo Marijn Rademaker won the renowned German dance award "Der Faust" in the category "Best Dance Performance" in 2006. In the same year Tadayoshi Kokeguchi from the Scapino Ballet Rotterdam also won with Äffi the Dutch dance award "Zwaan" at the Netherlands Dance Days in Maastricht.
Marco Goecke is closely connected to the Scapino Ballet Rotterdam. So far he has already created four world premieres for the company: Der Rest ist Schweigen, Bravo Charlie (since April 2009 also in the repertoire of the Stuttgart Ballet), Supernova and Pierrot Lunaire . In addition to Äffi, Blushing , Beautiful Freak and Ring Them Bells , Goecke's Nutcracker was also taken into the Scapino Ballet's repertoire. The Dutch audience and critics were equally enthusiastic about his dark avant-garde version of the ballet classic as the audience in Stuttgart.
Marco Goeckes extraordinary ballets are in the repertoire of further renowned companies. Goecke was invited by John Neumeier to create a new piece for his Hamburg Ballet on occasion of the Ballet Days Hamburg. Titled Beautiful Freak the ballet premiered in June 2005 and was hailed by critics as a masterpiece. For the Ballet of the State Theatre Braunschweig Goecke choreographed Alles , based on texts by Austrian writer Ingeborg Bachmann. Goecke created the ballets Sonett (2007), Suite Suite Suite (2008) and Le chant du rossignol (2009) for the Leipzig Ballet, Nichts (2008) for the Nederlands Dans Theater and Fur (2009) for the Norwegian National Ballet. For Les Ballets de Monte Carlo he created Whiteout (2008), choreographed his very own version of Le Spectre de la Rose (2009) on occasion of the 100th anniversary of Les Ballets Russes and presented the solo Tué (2009) in honour of Caroline Princess of Monaco.
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[Paysage] 1889-90
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Musée d'Art moderne et contemporain, Strasbourg, on long-term loan to the from the Musée d'Orsay, Paris , Purchase 1938
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Laval had exhibited at the Salon of 1880 at just eighteen years of age; he exhibited again in 1883. Born in Paris, he had pursued his artistic studies as a young man first at the studio of Léon Bonnat and then at the more liberal atelier of Fernand Cormon. In the summer of 1886, Laval followed the route of other artists to Pont-Aven in Brittany to compose images of the countryside and inhabitants. The Englishman Henry Blackburn had noted the town's importance as a location for artists just a few years earlier:
Pont-Aven is a favourite spot for artists, and a terra incognita to the majority of travellers in Brittany. Here the art student, who has spent the winter in the Quartier Latin in Paris, comes when the leaves are green, and settles down for the summer to study undisturbed. How far he succeeds depends upon himself …1
Because of his modest output and relatively short life, Laval failed to reach his full artistic potential, but Pont-Aven was important for him because it was here the young artist met Gauguin and became one of his most devoted followers.
Tall and lanky in frame, Laval suffered poor health, partly due to his dissolute lifestyle. Keen to avoid the poverty of Paris and to continue to work with Gauguin in a warmer climate, in April 1887 Laval accompanied the latter to Panama. There they had hoped to live like savages.2 This romantic notion was soon dispelled however, and reality required that Laval earn a living painting portraits of the locals. On their way to Panama, the pair had stopped in Martinique, in the Caribbean, and by June they returned to this more hospitable location. It was in Martinique that Laval adopted the more energetic and freely painted style which he and Gauguin jointly pursued, and which is evident in the later work, Landscape, seen here. In December of 1887 Laval acknowledged his artistic debt to Gauguin, who had by then returned to France because of ill health: 'You rolled back my horizons and made space around me … the longer I live the more I admire your talent …'3
Landscape reveals the continued influence of Gauguin, and Laval's own stylistic development in 1889–90. The forms of the landscape, the grassy hillside, the untamed trees, the meandering stream and the grass-covered riverbanks in the foreground, have all been simplified and delineated with dark outlines. The brushwork is applied up to the contours in an almost decorative manner and there is a subtle mixture of colours. The palette adopted by Laval is one of bright hues. The grass covered hillsides have been painted in layers of reds, oranges and greens with touches of white, and the trees, in deeper greens with touches of red, appear as simplified shapes. A blustery sky completes what appears as an almost untamed landscape.
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Text © National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
From Masterpieces from Paris: Van Gogh, Cézanne, Gauguin and beyond Post-Impressionism from the Musée d'Orsay exhibition book, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
- Henry Blackburn, Breton folk: an artistic tour in Brittany, with one hundred and seventy illustrations by R.. Caldecott, London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, and Rivington 1880, pp. 128–30.
- Quoted in Daniel Wildenstein, Gauguin: a savage in the making: catalogue raisonné of the paintings (1873–1888), vol. 2, Milan: Skira; Paris: Wildenstein Institute 2002, p. 604.
- Quoted in Wildenstein, p. 306.


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|Posted by Mike Voss on March 29, 19101 at 20:32:53:
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Actually, I did better than that.
I sweated threaded fittings onto the copper and put threaded fittings on the PVC as well and maded them with appropriate sealer. Perfect seal, no worries. (and no hired help either, sorry !)
: : I am re-piping my swimming pool filtration system. The new location requires me to extend the 2 existing lines by 40 feet. These lines will untimately be covered by earth and then have a concrete deck over them. I would like to use PVC pipe to save money, but I am fearful of burying the copper to PVC union (compression) in case it ever fails. So, 2 quesitons:
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"Part of his timeline is the timeline of the hospital," said Monsignor John Delendick, FDNY chaplain, during his remarks at a ceremony this afternoon opening the exhibit. "As he served his community well, as he served the city well, he also therefore served this hospital."
The exhibit features a plaque honoring Barbara, and a timeline of the hospital's 150-year history, which also includes antiques from the hospital's past.
Barbara's wife, Joanne, unveiled the exhibit as her family and about 200 firefighters, hospital employees and others looked on at the Regina M. McGinn MD Education Center.
"My inspiration for getting involved in a project from Staten Island University Hospital is because Jerry was an advocate for continuing education, and this center is an education center; and that's what we wanted to promote," Mrs. Barbara explained.
Barbara's close friend, FDNY Commissioner Salvatore Cassano, attended the event.
"Jerry was one of the leaders in the department at the time of September 11, and for his efforts to be recognized for what he had done during his career and on September 11, to be remembered at this hospital -- who has a great affiliation with the department, we have the burn center down stairs, we have the children's pediatric burn center named for some of the other members that we lost -- it's a great combination, the FDNY and Staten Island University Hospital, North" Cassano said.
The hospital could not have accomplished the exhibit without the support from the Barbara family, said President and CEO of SIUH Anthony Ferreri.
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Stade Français travel to Dublin with the unenviable task of overturning Leinster at the RDS on Friday in the Challenge Cup final.
Stade Français travel to Dublin with the unenviable task of overturning Leinster at the RDS on Friday in the Challenge Cup final.
Follow live commentary of the Challenge Cup Final here.
Leinster hold most of the cards here. At home in Dublin in front of a sell-out crowd, the support ultimately is only going to flow one way.
Brian O'Driscoll will be absent but Leinster are more than able to fill the void left in the 13 shirt, Fergus McFadden moving infield to partner the exciting Ian Madigan.
Against Biarritz in the semi-final they rose to another level – running in five tries and reproducing the quality that has taken them to three Heineken Cup titles in four years.
Adding another trophy to the cabinet would be the perfect way to send off coach Joe Schmidt and fan favourite Isa Nacewa.
Jonathan Sexton will be another departure at the end of the season, but first these are the sort of big games where Lions coach Warren Gatland wants him to excel.
With vast experience of not just participating in but winning European finals, the home side are rightly favourites.
The French opposition meanwhile earned their spot thanks to a thrilling semi-final victory over Perpignan away from home, the boot of former USAP star Jérôme Porical landing the all-important penalty to seal the win.
Stade have been here before, losing out to Harlequins for the title in 2011.
That time it was Stade on the end of a bitter defeat, Gonzalo Camacho's late score in the 76th minute opening a wound.
Sergio Parisse led Stade that night in Cardiff and is fully aware of the threat Leinster pose, whilst also recalling on the experience of Italy's victory over Ireland in the Six Nations.
"They have got fewer weaknesses than most teams," said Parisse.
"But I lived a beautiful experience this winter with Italy against Ireland when we were not favourites and we won that Six Nations match.
"It would be wonderful to win the trophy and I just hope those who play in the final earn a lot of experience from the occasion."
Jules Plisson and Julien Dupuy will pull the strings and Parisse will inspire a pack that has talent in the likes of Aled De Malmanche and Gerhard Mostert, but Stade need Porical to nail every chance available with the boot. The match-winner in the semi-final could do the same on the biggest stage.
Players to watch:
For Leinster: Ian Madigan's late-season form has been so impressive, that many whispered that he should have travelled with the Lions. The heir to Sexton's throne at fly-half, Madigan can become a star.
For Stade Français: Hard to look past the presence of Sergio Parisse. Regarded by many as the world's best number eight, a fantastic season for Italy in the Six Nations could be capped by title success with Stade and avenge those ghosts from 2011.
Head-to-Head: A focus on the front row has Lions reject Mike Ross coming up against former Chiefs front-rower Aled de Malmanche. Whoever struggles will hand the boots of Sexton and Porical multiple chances.
Prediction: The noise of the RDS and Leinster's track record makes them clear favourites here, although Stade could provide a sting. Leinster by 7.
The teams:
Leinster: 15 Rob Kearney, 14 Andrew Conway, 13 Fergus McFadden, 12 Ian Madigan, 11 Isa Nacewa, 10 Johnny Sexton, 9 Isaac Boss, 8 Jamie Heaslip, 7 Sean O'Brien, 6 Rhys Ruddock, 5 Devin Toner, 4 Quinn Roux, 3 Mike Ross, 2 Sean Cronin, 1 Jack McGrath.
Replacements: 16 Richardt Strauss, 17 Cian Healy, 18 Jamie Hagan, 19 Leo Cullen, 20 Shane Jennings, 21 John Cooney, 22 Andrew Goodman, 23 David Kearney.
Stade Français: 15 Jerome Porical, 14 Jérémy Sinzelle, 13 Geoffrey Doumayrou, 12 Paul Williams, 11 Hugo Bonneval, 10 Jules Plisson, 9 Julien Dupuy, 8 Sergio Parisse , 7 Pierre Rabadan, 6 David Lyons, 5 Scott Lavalla, 4 Gerhard Mostert, 3 Rabah Slimani, 2 Laurent Sempere, 1 Aled de Malmanche.
Replacements: 16 Remi Bonfils, 17 Stanley Wright, 18 Jérémy Becasseau, 19 Anton van Zyl, 20 Lei Tomiki, 21 Waisea Nayacalevu, 22 Julien Arias, 23 Paul Warwick.
Date: Friday, May 17
Kick-off: 20:00 BST
Venue: RDS, Dublin
Referee: Nigel Owens (Wal)
Assistant referees: Leighton Hodges (Wal), Ian Davies (Wal)
TMO: Gareth Simmonds (Wal)
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Arising from a very generous gift from New Orleans Saints/Pelicans Owner Tom Benson in September 2010, there will soon be a new Tom Benson Jesuit Center arising in the center of our campus.
After it is built, the Tom Benson Jesuit Center will serve as the focal point for spiritual life on Loyola's campus, addressing all facets of what it means to be a Jesuit and Catholic university. The center is for the entire Loyola community of students, faculty & staff, alumni and the greater New Orleans community.
Jesuit education is holistic and the Tom Benson Jesuit Center will combine mission activity that affect the heart and the soul, as well as intellectual programs that will feed the mind. It will be also house our M&M service programs, helping shape men and women for and with others, and an outreach to those most in need.
At the heart of the Tom Benson Jesuit Center, will be an inspiring and inviting Chapel of St Ignatius to foster the spiritual life of the Loyola community. There will be seminar rooms for lectures and workshops, and offices and workspace. It will house the Office of Mission and Ministry, University Ministry, the University Chaplain, LUCAP and other related student and service organizations. This includes Awakening, Ignacio Volunteers, CLC, Compass & Loyola Life and other related student organizations.
The Tom Benson Jesuit Center will also support the Loyola Jesuit community and help attract new Jesuits to Loyola. It will serve the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans and the Catholic community in New Orleans and beyond. It will be open to people of all faiths.
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Stupak: I got double-crossed on the contraception mandate
posted at 2:31 pm on March 13, 2014 by Ed Morrissey
Consider this a quick follow-up to my earlier post on the National Journal "primer" on the HHS contraception mandate. A day or so ago, the one man who might have stopped ObamaCare at the final hour now says he got shafted. Bart Stupak had held out for statutory prohibitions on abortion funding through ObamaCare but settled instead for an ambiguous executive order — and saw his political career crash to an end. Now he's unhappy because his fellow Democrats promised him they'd respect conscience objections:
Today, as a private citizen, I'm proud to stand with the Green and Hahn families and their corporations, Hobby Lobby and Conestoga Wood, in seeking to uphold our most cherished beliefs that we, as American citizens, should not be required to relinquish our conscience and moral convictions in order to implement the Affordable Care Act. …
[W]e received an ironclad commitment that our conscience would remain free and our principles would be honored. With our negotiations completed and our legislative intent established by the colloquy, we agreed to an executive order directing federal agencies to respect America's longstanding prohibitions on government funding of abortion and most relevant here, to respect longstanding protections for individuals and organizations conscientiously opposed to participating in or facilitating abortions.
I was deeply concerned and objected to the HHS mandate that required all health plans to cover all FDA-approved contraceptives, including four drugs and devices that could terminate human life at its earliest stages by preventing an embryo's implantation in the womb. The FDA's own labeling statements, as well as other studies, indicate that drugs such as the 5-day-after pill (Ella), as well as intrauterine devices (IUDs), may operate this way. The Greens and the Hahns cannot, in good conscience, risk subsidizing actions that may take human life.
Democrats from Obama on down promised that people could keep their current plans, keep their preferred doctors, pay lower premiums, and have a website that works. Sorry to see former Rep. Stupak shocked, shocked about being betrayed, but that's the way most of us felt about Rep. Stupak when he caved on his principles in the first place.
Also, how long does Stupak expect that EO to remain in effect after this? Just asking…
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March 2005 - The Connecticut Department of Public Utility Control (DPUC) announced that Georgia-based Sterling Planet and New York City-based Community Energy have been selected through a competitive bidding process to provide renewable energy options for customers of the state's two major utility companies, United Illuminating and Connecticut Light and Power. Under the new program, which will begin on April 1, customers will have the option to purchase green power from either of the two providers to meet 50% or 100% of their electricity needs.
The Sterling Planet product is sourced from new wind (33%), existing small hydro (33%), and new landfill gas generators (34%) at a premium of 1.15¢/kWh over standard offer service, which would cost the average residential customer an additional $5.75 per month for the 100% option. The Community Energy offering, which is sourced from 50% new wind and 50% landfill gas, is priced at 1.1¢/kWh over standard offer rates. The two utilities will distribute information about the green power options in monthly billing statements and through their respective Web sites.
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The Child Sexual Predator Program (CSPP) is designed to reduce child endangerment by providing grants to state, local, and tribal governments to help them locate, arrest, and prosecute child sexual predators and exploiters, and to enforce state sex offender registration laws. The program also supports partnerships between state or local law enforcement agencies and their district United States Attorneys' Offices and United States Marshals Service offices.
In fiscal year 2011, the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) was appropriated $19,743,017 to assist state, local, and tribal governments in locating, arresting, and prosecuting child sexual predators. Of this total amount, $9,111,740 was provided for sex offender management by the SMART Office, $828,340 was provided to the National Sex Offender Public Registry, and $500,000 was provided to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) for training and technical assistance for new CSPP grantees. This left $9,302,937 available for the COPS Office to award in the form of grants. CSPP applicants could apply for funding up to $500,000.
Because of the limited amount of available grant funding as compared with demand, COPS continued its practice of using a targeted solicitation for the Child Sexual Predator Program. In March 2011, the COPS Office accepted up to two nominations from each district United States Attorney's Office and each district United States Marshals Service office. COPS accepted nominations for agencies previously unfunded under CSPP, as well as agencies that had been funded in 2008. Agencies awarded in 2009 and 2010 were not eligible for nomination. Nominated agencies were subsequently notified that they would be eligible to apply online through the COPS website from May 2, 2011 until 8:59 PM EDT on June 10, 2011. Of the 156 agencies nominated, 105 successfully submitted an online application before the deadline.
CSPP applicants were required to submit a Project Description (Narrative), Budget Detail Worksheets, and to answer questions about their current and proposed community policing activities. The Project Description and Budget Detail Worksheets were all peer-reviewed by three independent reviewers. In addition, agency community policing plans and budget requests were also evaluated as part of the review process.
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Dr. David Freeman's research interests include treatment of diseases that cause colic in horses.... Read More
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The UC Davis Board of Regents sued Dr. Jack Snyder for allegedly failing to contribute to a profit-sharing plan.... Read More
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November 14, 2014
Lloyd's of London supports the University of Kentucky's publication of Equine Disease Quarterly.... Read More
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Drs. Bill Rood and Tom Riddle will receive the award, which is given to persons who've led successful equine businesses.... Read More
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September 21, 2014
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Kathleen Anderson, PhD, is an associate professor and equine extension specialist at the University of Nebraska. ... Read More
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August 19, 2014
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The farmers, on the other hand, they're praying for rain.
But I'm not writing about the plight of stock or the price of milk because in my world it's all about the grapes and those incredibly hot, skin-stretching days, combined with refreshing afternoon breezes broken by the odd sip of rain overnight for the vines, that add up to some pretty sexy looking crops.
Across the region teams of workers are snaking their way up and down the rows, plucking leaves from the middle of the canopy. This ensures the ripening grapes get to see some sunlight and the warm, dry air can circulate around those precious bunches, reducing the risk of rot setting in.
There's a total fire ban here and you just have to squint at the camel-coloured hills horseshoeing the Heretaunga Plains to see why. Walking through rows of ripening cabernet sauvignon in Mills Reef's Mere Rd vineyard in the Gimblett Gravels with winemaker Tim Preston, it's so dry the grass crackles like straw.
"It's hot, dusty and dry, but that's exactly what the fruit needs right now and, hopefully, it'll continue for a few weeks yet," he says.
Peter Scott, vineyard manager for Morton Estate's Riverview vineyard out in Mangatahi, kicks his boot in the powdery, topsoil which sits above layers of enormous rounded rocks known locally as "Mangatahi swedes". "Any water we do get pretty much drains straight away, meaning the vines have to work extra hard to send their roots down through this obstacle course of rock and gravel to find moisture," he says. "The result is bunches carrying small berries that are packed with flavour - and that's what we need, particularly if we're going to make a Coniglio (Morton's flagship chardonnay)."
There's a lift, a buzz in the air here about what the 2013 vintage is going to reveal and Lord knows, after the wet, wild and downright weird 2012 harvest - Hawke's Bay is due, and definitely deserves, a hot one.
Although a hot, dry season is exactly what our grape growers need, too much sun can be detrimental to the health of grapes. Spare a thought for vineyard owners in Australia, where, in areas such as Murray Valley, they estimate the recent heat waves have wiped out up to five per cent of their crop because of sunburn. Ouch.
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Tohu Single Vineyard Nelson Gewurztraminer 2011, $21
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Astrolabe Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc 2012, $21
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Rippon Central Otago Gewurztraminer 2011, $33
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Morton Estate Coniglio Hawkes Bay Chardonnay 2010, $90
There is so much going on in this chardonnay it almost needs its own personal assistant. Creme caramel, candied grapefruit, grilled peach and a hefty wave of toasty, nutty notes lead the way to a long, luscious yet elegant finish. It's drinking beautifully now, but it's definitely a wine for the long haul. www.mortonestatewines.co.nz
Johanneshof Marlborough Gewurztraminer 2011, $29
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September 26 2009 02:45PM
How much impact will the salary cap have on the final cuts for the Oilers? The Oilers have some financial restraints that could ultimately impact the final decisions. Let's break down how much salary the Oilers have invested right now using each player's cap hit from the numbers I received from the NHLPA.
Nikolai Khabibulin: $3.75 million Jeff Deslauriers: $625,000 Total: $4.375 million
Lubomir Visnovksy: $5.6 million Sheldon Souray: $5.4 million Tom Gilbert: $4.0 million Denis Grebeshkov: $3.15 million Steve Staios: $2.7 million Ladislav Smid: $1.2 million (not the 1.3 million that has been reported). Jason Strudwick: $700,000 Total: $21.45 million
I didn't include Taylor Chorney, because I don't see him sticking.
These are the guys I think are locks to start the season here.
Shawn Horcoff: $5.5 million Dustin Penner: $4.25 million Ales Hemsky: $4.1 million Patrick O'Sullivan: $2.925 million Ethan Moreau: $2 million Sam Gagner: $1.625 million (this includes his potential bonuses). Andrew Cogliano: $1.33 million (this includes his potential bonuses). Mike Comrie: $1.25 million (This is the correct figure, not $1.125). Gilbert Brule: $800,000 Zack Stortini: $700,000 J.F Jacques: $525,000 Total: $25.005 million
These 20 players are a combined $50.83 million towards the cap, meaning they have $5.97 million to spend on three players before they reach the ceiling of $56.8 million. The Oilers could keep 22 players if they wanted to, but considering that would force them to expose another player to waivers, I find that highly unlikely.
So here are the five candidates who I think are in the running to fill out the final three spots.
Fernando Pisani: $2.5 million Robert Nilsson: $2 million Marc Pouliot: $825,000 Ryan Stone: $600,000 Steve MacIntyre: $537,000
Even if the Oilers keep Pisani, Nilsson and Pouliot – combined $5.3 million – they are still under the cap. So technically, the Oilers can keep any combination of players and they will still be under the cap. Clearly, Steve Tambellini doesn't want to have only a miniscule $670,000 of cap space all season long, because that would handcuff him from making any sort of significant moves.
Pisani skated today and at times he was on a line with Brule and Nilsson, but he will be a game-time decision tomorrow. He wants to play, but it's up to the medical staff, so we'll have to wait until the morning skate tomorrow to find out if he is in.
Moreau and Pouliot did not skate and both are out for tomorrow, and you can expect to see Khabibulin play the entire game. Well, they are hoping he tops up his fluids and is able to play the full 60 minutes.
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Dude. Check Nilsson's goal the other night. That has "sniper" written all over it. No way you'll see Pouliot pulling that off.
Oh yah, Nilsson's career high (with any pro team) of 12 goals has sniper written all over it!
September 27 2009, 10:21AM
Hey Gregor,
any more word on the predators/oilers trade situation? Anything cooking or are the talks camera to black?
September 27 2009, 10:28AM
Gregor...you forgot Schremp. :)
OK, so I'm going to agree with you "whole-heartedly" here and say you have the 20 man selection down correct.
So if there are three roster spots up for grabs, who do you select. I think that Pisani offers the team a little gusto from time-to-time, but I just don't think his mind is in the game like it used to, as he just seems dis-interested have the time on the ice.
I think Tambi trades Pisani for a 3rd round draft pick, to say a team like Nashville. A deal like that benefits both teams, the Oil shred $2.5 M off the books, and make the situation easier for them.
Next, send Stone to Sringfield as he is quite simply the "odd-man-out".
The three final spots go to Nilsson, Pouliot, and MacIntyre.
If this is the case, Schremp is out of here obviously. However, if you could also trade Nilsson for a 2nd round pick, then you could keep Schremp as your 2 month experiment. If he excels, management took a gamble and won. If he fails, then you can wash your hands with him without looking back. Then, Tambi could use those picks he obtained and trade for a proven sniper.
Bottomline is, I agree Schremp may just be a failed experiment, but after watching the last game, he seems to have more heart and drive than Pisani and Nilsson combined, and if he made the team I think he would excel.
If he is placed on waivers, he will shine like a star in Long Island of likely places, and the media will dump all over the Oilers...as usual!
September 27 2009, 10:56AM
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any more word on the predators/oilers trade situation? Anything cooking or are the talks camera to black?
When I put it up I said they were kicking tires, but nothing that was close to a lock. Sounds like nothing has changed over the weekend. The Preds might wait to see if anyone comes available on the waiver wire...
September 27 2009, 10:57AM
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If he is placed on waivers, he will shine like a star in Long Island of likely places, and the media will dump all over the Oilers…as usual!
I'd be surprised if he becomes a star...he might be a 40 point guy, but a star would seem highly unlikely..
September 27 2009, 11:04AM
How can Ryan Stone not be considered a lock at this point???
I love Pisani and what he has brought to the team but if he is not close to 100% its in the Oilers best interest to depart from that inflated salary.
Man, Moreau has to be under the microscope as well.
Not sure why nobody in the media ever mentions it, but you can exceed the cap by the rookie bonuses. That gives the Oilers an extra million dollars to play with if necessary.
It's not the greatest solution, but things aren't nearly as dire as "only $600,000 all year oh noes!"
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