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A look at activities in Sullivan County Community College
Academics, renovations and salaries on the rise at SUNY ach day, college presidents grapple with duties as diverse as guiding the implementation of a comprehensive plan for the future, to inking labor agreements and overseeing the development of new college courses. She or he makes sure the community is on board with support for the college, and tries to ensure that the institution remains viable as a cultural and intellectual resource. In her first year as president of SUNY Sullivan in Loch Sheldrake, Dr. Karin Hilgersom has done it all — and found time for a little construction management as well. "We've remodeled the dining hall," she said, squiring a visitor into the student eatery that's a welcome change from the dimly lit and dated room it was. Bright and airy, the cafeteria is wireless-connected with new
The forward movement of SUNY Sullivan is well in play, as the college furthers its plans for an on-site research and development institute . . . tables and booths overlooking the campus and a new floor of durable, eco-conscious bamboo that was installed by SUNY Sullivan staff. For the refurbishing of another room at the Kaplan Student Union, Hilgersom herself purchased cheery framed posters to adorn the walls. "I love it here," the president said with a grin. "I'm having a good time." CONTINUED ON PAGE 3S
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ON THE DRAWING BOARD At least two new positions are in the offing for the college. Advertisements have gone out for a full-time international coordinator to attract students from other countries, and for a fulltime speech and theater teacher who will also work with students to produce plays and musicals. The latter will be welcomed to a newly renovated lobby at Seelig Theater, which attracts crowds of community members to performances produced by experts outside the college community. In daytime, the lobby, with new floor, furniture and acoustic panels, serves as an academic gathering place for students. Dr. Hilgersom noted that administrators are close to submitting a request to the SUNY system for a new fall course. Nourishment Arts will prepare students to work in the culinary fields at public schools, hospitals, hotels and, locally, for the Center for Discovery. "The course will link sustainability with the culinary arts," said Hilgersom, "and we'll add a strand in how to
"They'll learn to procure and prepare healthy meals and [it will] give them an understanding of sustainable agriculture." Dr. Karin Hilgersom President, SUNY Sullivan |
manufacture healthy meals, helping students to become food and beverage entrepreneurs. They'll learn to procure and prepare healthy meals and give them an understanding of sustainable agriculture." PLANNING AND PAY RAISES After working without a labor contract and with no pay raises since 2009, the college and the Professional Staff Association (PSA) ratified a three-year contract in February. Working for almost five years without a labor agreement "psychologically was hurting the institution,"
Hilgersom said. The PSA, which comprises 100 faculty and professional staff, received a 12 percent salary increase for year one, two percent for year two and three percent for year three. To be able to afford the raises, the college "retrenched" seven positions, two of which were in management, Hilgersom said. Some of the employees were prepared to retire; the rest were negotiated into other positions at the college. "The salaries needed a lot of improvement and still need improvement," she said, "but we are moving in the correct direction." Charting another course is SUNY Sullivan's new strategic plan. The blueprint spells out the college's vision and the work needed to achieve it. Principles that figure prominently in the strategic plan are excellence, expanded educational opportunity, passion, action and reflection. Highly valued are sustainability, holistic wellness, resilience, collaboration, transformation, respect and responsibility.
The forward movement of SUNY Sullivan is well in play, as the college furthers its plans for an on-site research and development institute and revels in its recognition as an important college leader in sustainability education and practice. To put it in simple terms, the president said, "we're getting there."
Credits All photos and stories for this special SUNY Sullivan section are by Sullivan County Democrat Reporter/Photographer Kathy Daley. The Democrat would like to thank the SUNY Sullivan faculty and staff for all its cooperation in the creation of this publication.
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a Lake Huntington-based fine beverage distributor. "It's a combination course of class-
work, chemistry and samplings," said Egeland. "It's filled up — we got more people than we expected."
"Community Learning is a new program," explains Egeland, who is SUNY Sullivan's Director of Special Events and Campus Activities. "It was called Lifelong Learning until 2011," when the enrollment dwindled. Not so as of this past autumn, when classes in jazz, singing and songwriting and other music workshops began attracting local people. This spring's belly dancing and zumba classes are tremendously popular. As is Gluten Free Baking and Cooking taught by faculty member Dr. Cynthia Marcello, and Friday Night Flavor featuring noted local chef Andy Yeomans teaching hors d'oeuvres preparation, entree and wine pairing, and creating desserts from fondues to soufflés. Other courses include watercolor painting, drawing, quilting, cake decorating, and a course in music programming. Another teaches video game design to high school students. Faculty, staff and students are welcomed to participate in the Community Learning courses as well, with students taking the classes for free. "Our job here is to educate people — adults and youth," said Egeland. "The community is our support system and vice versa. Our college is an integral part of the health of the community."
ith the gluten-free market estimated at 4 million people, SUNY Sullivan decided to jump on board in mapping out its new affordable non-credit courses known as Community Learning. Ditto with a more local phenomenon – that of the number of craft breweries popping up across the county. "I'm trying to stay with the trends," said Hillary Egeland, in charge of Community Learning. "The whole point is to outreach to the community with art, cooking, physical education and physical enhancement. We try to keep the costs low, and it gets people on campus and helps us to say 'we are here for you.'" Roscoe Brewing Company's Tera Luty is delighted with the Beginner's Guide to Craft Beer and Brewing, held at the college on Saturdays until May 17. "Before I came to this job, I knew nothing about the industry," said Luty. "The class is helping me understand the science behind brewing, helping me to understand the principles. It's making me a little more wellrounded." The 10-week course by a master brewer teaches novice and professional brewers the how-to's — from the malting of beer to packaging, shipping and distribution. Included are field trips to an established brewery in Kingston, and to Gasko Meyer,
A focus for college: Creating a healthy world change he Healthy World Institute planned for SUNY Sullivan is just up Nick Cahill's alley. Cahill, who is working towards an associate's degree in Green Building Maintenance and Management, has dreams of inventing daylighting systems, which link the art of building design with natural sunlight to illuminate rooms. To get there, he will need special classes and internships with companies in his choNick Cahill sen field. Enter SUNY Sullivan's newest "green" leap: a proposal for a research and development institute, the Healthy World Studies and Tech Transfer Institute, more easily termed the Healthy World Institute. Planned to dominate a campus knoll, the Institute would serve as the gateway to SUNY Sullivan's U-shaped series of interconnected buildings. The Institute would position the college as a key economic engine for the county at the same time as it attracts more students. According to college officials, space in the building, and courses offered to students, will be dedicated to applied learning, food and beverage technology transfer (how to get a product to its intended market), entrepreneurship and green technology. Other emphases will be on "food shed" management — a food shed being the geographic setting for where a food is produced, transported and consumed — and on software application development. Expanding "pathway" options for students would also include sustainable farming and production, and computer applications for agri-business. The college hopes to hear within the next few months about its December request for a $12 million 2020 Challenge Grant from the SUNY system to help construct the Institute. The 2020 is a joint effort between the Governor and SUNY to assist economic development plans on college campuses and their surrounding communities. Should SUNY turn down the local proposal, "I will go out and search for private donors," said College Presi-
dent Dr. Karin Hilgersom. "Our Board has voted on this as a direction for the college." The Institute would become a regional center for piloting advancements and programming. Manufacturing firms related to the healthy food and beverage industry, green technology, health and wellness and so on, would round out the site, on an 18-acre campus parcel. Students will benefit from partnerships with businesses, non-profit employers, county agencies and state entities "working toward healthy people, a healthy food shed and a healthy economy," according to the college's summary submitted to the state. Partnerships with the four-year SUNY Morrisville in central New York and with SUNY IT Rome/Utica will allow associate degree-holding students from SUNY Sullivan to earn baccalaureate degrees in management and business, green technology and IT-related fields. The Healthy World Institute proposal has met with no small amount of applause from around the county. Cornell Cooperative Extension is on board to serve as liaison between SUNY Sullivan, industry agricultural partners and the Cornell Research Center in Geneva, N.Y. Packed into the proposal to SUNY were three dozen additional letters of support, including those from the Center for Discovery and from Veria Lifestyle Management Center, the $90 million health and wellness getaway under construction at the former Kutsher's Country Club. Marc Baez of the Sullivan County Partnership for Economic Development says his organization "absolutely endorses" the college plans. "It ties SUNY Sullivan into an area we are all focused on — the specialty food crops and markets in our area, and the brewery and distillery emphasis," he said. "An institution that can research and come up with methodologies can move us along in the continued diversification of Sullivan County." "A facility like the Healthy World Institute and the courses it will offer are visionary," added Hilgersom. "We could be a national model for other colleges to copy."
Student Morgan Williams, at right, and teacher Larry Reeger study the qualities of chemical free milk paint.
Earth friendly college named finalist in Climate Leadership contest
hey're ordinary young adults from New York City and Ulster County, from Roscoe, Monticello, Hortonville and Callicoon. But they are extraordinary in their passion for the planet. "The whole green energy thing here is phenomenal," said Jayson Camasca of Monticello, who is studying psychology at SUNY Sullivan. "The planet is being ravaged — but SUNY Sullivan has a windmill, solar panels, a geothermal system. It says the college is where the future is going to be." Liberal arts major Ashley Newkirk from Roscoe says the emphasis at SUNY Sullivan on stewardship of the earth is "really cool." "I'm totally supportive," agrees John Murphy of Hortonville, who is studying health science with the hopes of going on to a four-year college for nursing.
Headed by Director of Sustainability Helena LeRoux, who is also a faculty member, the college has become a community college leader in the field of 'green' campus operations and student courses.
"President (Obama) spoke about (sustainability) when he first came into office," said Murphy. "It's also where there are a lot of jobs – in green
technology." Studies show that half of all fouryear colleges are addressing environmental responsibility in both build-
ing operations and courses offered to students. But most community colleges are not yet on board. SUNY Sullivan, however, with its associate's degree programs in Wind Turbine Technology and Green Building Maintenance and Management, was recently named one of five finalists in a Climate Leadership competition. The 2014 Second Nature Climate Leadership Awards are an annual competition among colleges and universities that have signed the American College & University Presidents' Climate Commitment. Boston-based Second Nature supports colleges in practicing and teaching sustainability, and will announce a top winner in May. "We are definitely in the forefront" of community colleges' commitment to eco-friendliness, said SUNY Sullivan faculty member and Director of Sustainability Helena LeRoux. The college began its alternative energy journey in 2001, when it installed a geothermal pump house that uses the earth's internal energy to heat and cool buildings.
NEW ENERGY ON CAMPUS his spring, students will work on comT posting leftover food from the culinary program and the dining hall in three new composting bays. With a system designed by student John Lopez, forced air will break down the waste into soil that will then go toward campus landscaping and a community garden. In addition, a modular "green� area now adorns part of the culinary program's roof. The cover of vegetation planted over a waterproof membrane helps mitigate rainwater run-off and insulates the building, said LeRoux. Incoming freshman participated in a new service project entitled Metamorphosis. An introduction into earth-stewardship, the program invited students to participate in sustainability projects that turned trash into art for a campus art show, and transformed an overgrown basketball court into an attractive and usable court and park area. The newest alternative energy project is a soon-to-be-constructed nine-acre solar farm built and operated by Virgina solar-power developer HelioSage. The solar array will allow the college to buy inexpensive electricity, not from a coalburning power plant as it does now, but from Heliosage. The on-campus "farm�
will generate an estimated 60 percent of the college's yearly electric consumption and also serve in the educational program. Seeking to expand its green courses, the college is considering a new multidisciplinary sustainability degree that will allow students to take classes with an eco-friendly emphasis in history, English, math and psychology. For example, one course might be the history of the conservation movement, said LeRoux; another could address eco-psychology, which studies the relationship between human beings and the natural world. SUNY student Chris Egens, who is working towards his A.A.S. degree in Green Building Maintenance and Management, says the sustainability emphasis is what attracted him and others to the school in the first place. "We're looking to change the world, to rebuild the planet,� said Egens. Fellow student Tiffany Picone is there to learn all she can about building energy efficient homes for the family firm, Picone Realty Inc. of Callicoon, to sell to earth-friendly customers. "Building sustainable homes,� Picone said, "is the smart thing to do.�
Health Sciences major John Murphy of Hortonville is proud of SUNY Sullivan's emphasis on saving the earth by means of geothermal, wind and solar power.
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 In what could be the first time in Ontario municipal history, a Pagan ritual was conducted at Hamilton's council meeting.

The Rev. Drew Maddison, an ordained Wiccan priest from the Corellian Nativist Tradition provided the prayer prior to council's April 23 meeting. Maddison said later the city agreed to have the Pagan ceremony after the group asked city officials if they could participate in the ceremony.

"We knew the city was open to other diverse (faiths)," said Maddison, who had a group of supporters in the gallery. "I congratulate the city for allowing us to take part."

Madden said he believes this is the first time a Pagan ceremony has been performed not only at Hamilton council, but also the first one allowed in any provincial municipality.

Hamilton council has had a religious representative from various denominations deliver a homily, prayer, or invocation to open the meeting since the post-amalgamation era began in 2001.

Maddison is originally fromSpringhill,Nova Scotia, and arrived inHamiltonin 2009. He is a former naval officer of the Royal Canadian Navy, and has degrees in history, science and adult education. He is currently pursuing a masters of divinity degree.

Maddison is also the coordinator for the 13th annual Pagan Pride Day scheduled to be held in Gore Park Sept. 14.

Paganism is a catchall term for "a variety of loosely associated religious paths," states an information document. Wicca is the largest contemporary Pagan tradition. Other traditions include Heathenry, Druidry, feminist Goddess worship, and non-Wiccan forms of religious witchcraft.

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The Jets will be facing off against the Texans on Sunday in what will be an opportunity for them to take yet another game. If they take it, they will be able to step even further ahead this season. These two teams will be playing with all they've got on Sunday. At the moment, it looks like it will be going to the Jets, as they are coming in on a much better record. You can certainly expect a solid performance against the Texans. Baseball scores.
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lvdw55 - let's see.. you have a 2008 CTS with 46,000 miles, the CEL (check engine light) is illuminating and DTC (diagnostic trouble code) "P0017" is being thrown. As has happened to several others here, I bet the issue on your car is with the timing chain - it is stretching.
There's much written about the issue in this forum. No doubt your "5 yr/100,000 mile, whichever comes first" powertrain warranty has expired on your '08, however you'll be happy to know GM has put into place a special/extended warranty for timing chain issues on '07 to '09 model year CTS's. Ref this thread: http://www.cadillacforums.com/forums...ing-chain.html
The special warranty lasts for 10 years from the original service date or 120,000 miles, whichever comes first.
As info, rather than tear apart your engine at this time, the dealer, per a GM instruction/directive, may elect to simply reprogram your ECM (engine control module) that will essentially allow a greater amount of timing chain stretch to occur in your engine before a CEL is thrown. This reprogramming may or may not have been already done on your car - there was a recall in 2011 - ref this thread: http://www.cadillacforums.com/forums...in-recall.html
Whatever they end up doing for you the special warranty should cover it, assuming of course the issue you face is timing chain related.


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Wet sanding HOK tangerine Kandy before clear?
I am spraying a house of color kandy. Its a cider red base that has a lot of metalic with a Tangerine Kandy that doesnt look like there is any metalic in it, just pearl. Since i dont have a paint booth ideal for this job i was wondering if i could spray 3 coats of the cider red base, than 5 coats of the Kandy and stop and let cure. Then wetsand with 1200 or 1500 to know any unwanted dirt or dust out. Also to get some orange peel out. Then apply 3-4 coats of clear and do the same. Wet sand and apply 3-4 more coat and finish with a final wet sand and buff....
would i be hurting anything if i wet sanded the Kandy? I figured it is pretty much a clear with pearl(powder) added. I think this would give me the ultimate finished product, especially since i am shooting is a garage.
Any i thinking in the right direction...
Thanks in advanced....
If sprayed right, you shouldn't have any orange peel, and I would be leery about sanding any candy colors as the layers of candy determines the final outcome. If you start sanding it may look fine in the garage but a little more sanding in one place, a little less in the other, and on a wide flat panel I would be afraid that it would show up as stripes. And if it did show after it was cleared either you would have to live with it, or write it off as an expensive learning experience and kick up some cash for more paint. If you set your garage up right, and have everything mixed right and all gauges set right you should not have dirt, and or orange peel in your base coat. But any dirt you do have can be taken off with a tack cloth or I wouldn't use anything less than 2000 to nib the dirt off. Use extra care in setting up the garage to spray. Get an airhose with the long snout and blow everything out. Not once, not twice, but three or four times. Go around the areas where the car or truck will be setting and crank up the pressure on the hose and see if you kick up any dust. Also make sure to blow your bench off and blow the ceilings off so nothing drops down from above. I did that when I shot mine and had no dirt in the paint. I did get some dust in the clear though from the overspray dust in the garage from shooting the basecoat. It came out when it was cut and buffed though.
If you have windows, get some furnace filters and put in them. Find a furnace blower and put it at the bottom of the garage door and seal the rest of the opening off real well with plywood, OSB, or something along those lines. And where the garage door is open at the top, seal it off or you will be recirculating what you are pulling out and will end up with dirt in the paint. This worked out real well for me. And to minimize overspray laying on everything, instead of covering it with plastic, use sharkskin (the plastic that you mask the car with) as the sharkskin will attract the overspray and not let it be recycled into the air if you happen to brush against something. Hopefully this will help you out a little.
The base color would be fine to sand, But after you would need to spray more base. Leave the candy coats alone, what you spray is what you get. This is what makes candy more difficult to spray and repair, the number of layers sprays determines the darkness of the final color.being it is translucent, still allowing to see the base color through, and if you go and sand the candy coats, you will most likely mess it up. So you are going to want to spray the candy coats is good and even as you can. Put clear on and if you wish you can sand that flat and either polish or spray more clear on.
What they said.
Problem spraying kandy outside of striping is like you asking,
Problem is that once you get trash into the kandy coats,it starts to build around the trash creating a dark speck.Too late then.
"If" you catch the trash before the next round it's possiable to lightly nib it out after the coat flashs off if your using a intercoat/concentrait style kandy but with a true UK kandy,you can't nib it,if it flashs off dry enough to nib out it's a crap shoot if the next coat will adhere due to UK needing to be wet for the next coat.You try to nib it wet and you WILL make one big a.. mess.
BEST advice if your bent on a kandy job is to do like Kevin said,clean a day BEFORE you paint and WET the area down before shooting the kandy. This is how I do it and I've had no problems.
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Thanks for all the replies.
The only reason i was thinking about wet sanding the kandy before clear was because of dust or dirt. Not too worried about orange peel. The base i shoot works great, meaning that it doesnt really attract anything. but it seems with clear it is really heavy and sticky stuff...
I was planning on blowing out the garage with a leaf blower and compressed air and then putting up plastic all around to block out the shelves, benches, ect... The blow out again and let everythign sit for a day. Then wipe the car and and dampen the floor. As for ventelation i might have to revise... I was planning on just putting 2 fans, one in each window. The windows are on 2 different walls. I dont have a furnice fan, but i will have to look into something though....
As for gun pressures, i have a sata 3000 digital and for the color i set at 8-9 psi for the base and candy. The clear i have at around 12-14. Does that sound right?? I guess i should lower the pressure when clearing?
Thanks again for all the help and advice...
Bee4Me: That looks great....
Here is a test piece i did on a spare hood... I didnt even clean the garage because this was just a test peice. This is the first kandy i shot so i wanted to test it...
This was immediatly after i shot it. It cured and ended up flowing out real nice, but there was little dust in the clear.
Thanks again for the advise...
That looks good. I really can't tell how large of an area that you shot, but cut and buff it to see how satisfied you are with the looks. One thing to remember is that a small area turns out better than an overall due to airborne materials ie. overspray. And any paint or clear will want to pull away from dirt due to silicones. Not all though. Some will be buried in the clear and some will stay on top. Thats just the way it is when shooting in a garage. I know that wehn the truck was shot we did not wet down the floor due to dragging the hose around. I didn't want any water droplets to accidently get on the paint.
Most of the places that I had dust settle into the clear buffed right out. I know where they are at but if not pointed out, no one else notices. But I can't stress enough....blow everything down multiple times before you grab the gun. And make sure you have plenty of tack cloths, wax & grease remover, and the jobber has special paper towels for use with the W&G remover. Get a box of those. Silicones will kill a paint job in a heartbeat. Tack the car off before shooting the base, and if it looks like a lot of overspray, let it set between coats and tack again.
One question I have is how are you doing your door jambs, fender edges, etc. Is everything dismantled? The only reason I ask is that I am curious. I have seen many candy jobs and you can tell exactly how the car was shot. I have never sprayed candy but have seen it on many occasions being sprayed. It looks great inside, but out in the sun the doors are outlined one shade darker then the rest of the car. Even some high dollar paint jobs at shows have turned out like this. To me I think candy paint is just about like concrete. Once you start, there is no stopping until the job is finished.
Looking forward to more pics Mustangous.
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I was going to paint the car apart. Hang all the parts and try to shoot all together. As for the test hood i painted i just painted a part of a hood, just to test it out and check out the color. I didnt even clean anything out because i was still in the middle of preping the car. when i do to paint the car i am going to do my best with cleaning the garage out, but i still have to look into the ventilation part. I probably need a better fan(s).
What are the pressures everyone are using at the gun for the base, clear, candys?
Thanks again and good talking to everyone...
You really want the car together for a kandy job or at "least" have the panels lined up to spray. Shooting a test panel is NOTHING compared to a complete.
I painted that dragster body in pieces but they were on stands inline and it's IMPERATIVE to WALK THE ENTIRE LENGTH as your spraying. ANY deviation in your coverage will show up big time.
This was the top section inline and no, I did not stop spraying between the pieces. The nose cap was in front and out of site in this pic.
This was the side set up which was a Yellow kandy graphic.
Click on my Project Journal link to the right of my name to see the whole process of this. Might give you some idea of what this takes.
Honestly, I think you need some more practice time before tackling a complete car IF you want it to turn out right.
Kandy paint is all about CONSISTENCY and attempting to panel paint a kandy job is a failure from the get go. I know,I've tried and you just can NOT get CONSISTENT color coverage. You'll "think" it looks good till you assemble and that is when you will want to go crawl in a hole someplace.
I understand your enthusiasm but large kandy work requires some skill and patience. I would seriously consider a base color or factory pac combo for this job as you can get your desired color REAL close to the Tangerine and not have all the trouble with trying to shoot it with kandy.
KBC08, right? Over BC or FBC09? You'd best NOT SAND THE TANGERINE COAT. It will lift and craze. It will lift the base under it. The KBC line is a slow drying and aggressive basecoat. Your test looks good because you went right out to finish. These colors, while giving as close to a true candy look are a whole new ballgame. While the slower solvent idea holds true for most basecoats giving a supurb finish to clear over, you want a medium or fast dry solvent to prevent the problems associated with doing these colors. There's some basic tech in their manual but I've done quite a few of these on bikes and such and am just trying to "save" one on a car that wants to lift right to the base on repairs. Long story, DON'T ASK PLEASE Believe me, they're a great way to do a kandy look but heed these tips on THAT particular kolor.
So how do you recommend painting the jambs to get everythign to flow nice? That is why i was going to paint everything dismantled... On the american Hot rod show i seen them paint a candy with everything apart, so i figured it was proabably ok.
Should i paint all the jambs first and then put the car back together and go at it?
Thanks for the advise... Those pictures look great..
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Sunday, April 27, 2008
4 Comments:
- At 5:54 AM, Henry said...
"Chef Mark I do really like you, you curly haired freak."
- At 9:36 AM, Todd said...
"Funny, Ted. Cause I have a sausage that long."
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"last week I found scales on my fish. . . is that pubes on the sausage?"
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I would rather have a limp sausage than an erect Asparagus!


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Yes. Through a partnership with the Department of Defense the USDA has made available fresh fruit and vegetables that can be purchased with entitlement funds. This program is known as the DoD Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program.
Each school's entitlement budget is based on the number of reimbursable meals served in the previous school year.
Any school personnel responsible for unloading and checking (counting) the inventory can sign the receipt. Schools are strongly encouraged to check orders at time of delivery. If product is found to be missing at a later date credit cannot be issued.
Yes, only with prior authorization from the State Agency. However, the school will still be charged a delivery fee from Keck, Inc. The advantage of picking up product is being able to use it sooner than the delivery schedule might permit.
Yes, commodities may be ordered online. The web site address is: https://portal.ed.iowa.gov/iowalandingpage/Landing.aspx SFAs will first need to create an A&A account.
The school needs to call "Keck, Inc." in Des Moines. They set up all transportation routes for each of the six school deliveries. The phone number is 515-244-5631, ext. 121.
Yes. Schools can chose to participate in the Net Off Invoice Program, whereby USDA foods are sent to a processor on their behalf, and processed into an end product of their choice.
The State Agency has two warehouses that store USDA Foods. The State agency distributes food to schools from these locations. They are located in Des Moines and Mason City and are currently managed by Keck, Inc. out of Des Moines, Iowa. Keck, Inc.
There are currently 11 USDA Foods Advisory Council Members. Each term is three years.
The USDA Foods Advisory Council is a committee of SFAs and staff who represent schools from across the state. The USDA Foods Advisory Council determines which USDA Foods to process into ready to use end products.
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As assistant district attorney, I have seen first hand the toll crime takes on victims and communities. In particular, a growing number of crimes are being committed against the most vulnerable, our children. These crimes are particularly devastating as it robs our youngest of part of their future. Citizens of all ages in Jackson County have a right to be safe in their communities. To accomplish this, we must give law enforcement and prosecutors the proper and necessary resources to address the increased cases of child exploitation and abuse we are seeing.
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Need advice painting interior panel doors - Spray or Roll?
So I'm finally coming around to painting my interior doors in my house. They are the MDF Solid molded composite doors. I want to paint them with the least amount of imperfections in the panels, so the guy at the store recommended I spray them.
I've never sprayed before but I'm sure I can get the hang of it. He said to thin the paint with floetrol and practice on some scrap wood, then spray it on with light coats. Was also told that a foam brush would do the job nicely as well.
Anyone recommend just rolling them with a foam brush, or should I take my chance at spraying them? I'm considering using this small spray gun since it has good reviews and is priced right: http://www.amazon.com/Critter-Spray-.../dp/B00006FRPJ
For paint I am using either a Benjamin Moore or California brand, same for primer.
Here i a pic of the door:
Any tips appreciated!!!
I myself have never used a sprayer on anything. I think going the old school way (brush and roller :)) would be best... IMO
Anyone have feedback?
Seems like you've already made up your mind to spray it so I say go for it. :thumbup: Keep us posted on the turn out!! Good luck and sorry I couln't be of more assisatnce.
That sprayer you linked is only good for very light mists. For these door you'll probably be using an acrylic primer and paint. If you want to spray, then rent a professional unit at the store you buy the paint from. (the tip will need to match the paint and spray pattern).
I'd brush them. I was watching an episode of New Yankee Workshop and the painters were saying that there's a new appreciation for brushed trim surfaces because sprayed paint looks to much like plastic. However it's purely personal preference.
With the right paint, brush and technique the doors will look great.
If there are only a couple of doors to paint I would use a rollers and brush, I would use a 1/4 inch nap mohair mini roller and a quality brush, the shorter nap roller will leave the doors smoother than a thicker nap roller, if I had more than a couple of doors to paint I would spray them, but if you have never used a sprayer before I don't suggest you start using one to spray doors with, learning the proper spraying technique, proper fine finish tip size and proper pressure setting is not something that's learned in a day
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Flash Flood Watch for Lolo Creek Complex Area
The National Weather Service has called for a flash flood watch in the area of the Lolo Creek Complex fires due to rain and thunderstorms moving into Western Montana.
The National Weather Service has called for a flash flood watch in the area of the Lolo Creek Complex fires due to rain and thunderstorms moving into Western Montana.
The basketball court and baseball fields at the Lolo schools were filled with firefighters and firefighting tools , August 29. Lolo Middle School Principal Shawna Kientz said it was meaningful to see the children visiting with the firefighters that had helped save their school from the Lolo Creek Complex.
UPDATE - Thursday, August 29, 7 a.m.
Peter Christian spoke with Fire Information Officer Dave Schmitt on the Montana Morning radio show. Schmitt said the fire is now 70 percent contained.
Firefighters from all over the country are helping to fight the fires near Lolo, Montana that have destroyed homes and are still threatening many structures. Watch a video inside to see just how close the fire is to the town.
Currently, there are more than 1,200 homes being threatened by the Lolo Creek Complex fires. All day today, Wednesday, August 21, sheriff's deputies were handing out protection warning notices to those living north of Highway 12 and west of Highway 93.
UPDATE - Wednesday, August 21 7:00 a.m.
Here is Peter Christian's on-air live update with Lolo Creek Complex Fire Information Officer Cindy Super.
The Thompson River Complex, four lightning-caused fires burning in very steep, rocky terrain, discovered Aug. 1, continues to be managed by an ICT 3 management team on the Plains/Thompson Falls Ranger District on the west side of the Lolo National Forest.
A wide variety of agencies are presenting a Lolo community wildfire preparedness meeting on Tuesday,July 15 at the Lolo Community Center.
Residents in the areas affected by last summer's Lolo Creek fire complex were advised by fire and sheriff's office personnel on Tuesday afternoon to prepare for possible flooding this spring.
The recent fires in Lolo caused many people to have to evacuate their homes and live their lives differently in general. Lolo Creek Steakhouse was no exception. The restaurant known for its rugged decor and impressive grill (as well as the steaks that come off of it), was forced to shut its doors for a week while the fires were at their worst. Now that the fires are well on their way to being contained, Lolo Creek Steakhouse is reopening! To celebrate their return, we are giving away a $50 gift certificate and tickets to the sold out Griz football home opener against Appalachian State on Saturday, Aug. 31.
Montana's lone congressman Steve Daines visited the Lolo Creek Complex base camp Friday morning and toured the fire area with U.S. Forest Service officials. Daines is the second member of Montana's congressional delegation to visit the site, as Senator Jon Tester, accompanied by Governor Steve Bullock, visited earlier in the week.
Smoke from the Lolo Creek Complex Fire has been drifting into the Missoula Valley since the two separate fires, the Schoolhouse and West Fork II, started over the weekend.


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When the Saints were undefeated in early December, quarterback Drew Brees didn't mind envisioning a certain game in early February in which he and Peyton Manning, his counterpart from the then-unbeaten Indianapolis Colts, met with the NFL title on the line.
What would have been an unprecedented matchup in Super Bowl XLIV didn't materialize, of course, when the Saints dropped their last three games of the regular season and the Colts finished with back-to-back losses.
But while both teams stumbled a little in the end, Brees still got his wish. His Saints (15-3) and Manning's Colts (16-2) will play for the Vince Lombardi Trophy on Sunday night in Sun Life Stadium.
Brees certainly wanted the matchup, which was also highly anticipated by fans as the playoffs went on.
But when Super Bowl week finally arrived, Brees made sure to let it be known that he doesn't want it to be about him against Manning, who was named the league's MVP for a record fourth time this season.
"That's exactly the trap I'm not going to fall into, which is trying to keep up with Peyton," Brees said. "I know that Peyton is going to make his plays, and he's going to be Peyton. That just means that I need to be me.
"It's me and my offense against their defense and vice versa," added Brees, the consummate team captain and leader. "Certainly, I have a lot of respect for Peyton and what he's been able to accomplish. But it's not me against Peyton."
What Brees was trying to get across was that the Saints will need more than just him to beat the Colts. At the same time, they also have to make sure they don't fall into the trap of just being happy about being there.
That means the Saints will have to rely on the motto they adopted after losing so many close games one year ago and finished 8-8 following a 7-9 season in 2007.
All season, the players have worn T-shirts and bracelets that reminded them to "Finish Strong." Now, it applies to the final game, and the season as a whole.
"We're definitely not finished," defensive tackle Sedrick Ellis said after the Saints advanced to the Super Bowl. "Even though we have made a lot of strides and did a lot of great things this year, we still have one more goal."
"We'll have to put one of our best games together again like we've been doing all year," All-Pro guard Jahri Evans said. "We've got to stay calm, keep our composure, and just handle the game as it comes to us."
SERIES HISTORY: 11th all-time meeting, all in regular-season play. The teams split the first 10 matchups with the Colts ripping the Saints in the last two games. The Colts rolled to a 55-21 victory in the Superdome in 2003 and then took an easy 41-10 win in the RCA Dome in the 2007 season opener. Prior to that, the Saints had won five straight in the series.