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MADISON, WI (WTAQ) - More of our cheese is going overseas.
The Foreign Ag Service said a record 573 million pounds of U.S. cheese was exported last year – an increase of 16 percent from 2011.
The exports totaled just over 5 percent of the nation's total cheese output.
Wisconsin is the nation's top cheese producer.

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The Vancouver Canucks locked up one of their top players on Friday as Ryan Kesler agreed to terms on a six-year contract extension. The deal will keep him with the club through the 2015-16 season.
The deal will pay Kesler $5 million per season.
"Today is an exciting day for the Canucks organization," said president and general manager Mike Gillis in a media release. "Ryan Kesler has excelled as a two-way player and in his role as an alternate captain. Ryan has showcased his ability to perform under extreme pressure and we are looking forward to continuing to see Ryan develop into one of the League's premier players."
Kesler has 21 goals, 45 assists and a plus-3 rating over his 71 games this season. The 25-year-old has notched 20 or more goals in his last three campaigns.
At the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver, Kesler helped the United States to the silver medal.
The Canucks selected Kesler in the First Round, 23rd overall, of the 2003 NHL Entry Draft.


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U.S. airstrikes have devastated Islamic State targets.
Women all over the world are heartsick after George Clooney tied the knot with Amal Alamuddin in Italy.
See the Hollywood child stars we adored, all grown up.
See the list of the best Yankees of all time
The U.S. military unleashed Tomahawk missiles, F/A-18s, F-16s and Predator drones on Islamic State targets inside Syria.
See the NFL's best-looking cheerleading squads.
Ray Rice is just the latest famous athlete to draw the ire of the American public. Sports stars haven't always acted as role models — both on and off the field.
See the 10 worst uniforms in pro football.
Authorities have identified the man accused of fatally stabbing an Oklahoma City police dog before he was shot to death by the dog's handler. Kye, a 3-year-old German Shepherd, was laid to rest with full police honors.
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ST. LUCIE COUNTY - Local politicians, business owners and other St. Lucie County residents are strapping on their dancing shoes Sept. 8 to compete against each other with one goal in mind: to raise money for area nonprofits.
The event will take place at the Port St. Lucie Civic Center in Port St. Lucie.
Now in its third year, the friendly competition called "Dancing with Our Celebrity Stars," is the brainchild of Cathy Townsend, owner of Mellon Patch Inn bed and breakfast, and current president of the St. Lucie County League of Women Voters.
"The event is almost completely sold out," Ms. Townsend said. "It keeps getting better and better."
After doing various fundraising events over the years, when the television show, "Dancing With the Stars" first appeared, she thought it would be a great idea as a fundraiser in St. Lucie County.
More than 500 residents supported last year's event at the Fenn Center in Fort Pierce. The proceeds from that event went to the Fort Pierce Police Athletic League.
She said the dancers worked hard practicing their dance routines.
"The dancers have worked with their instructions for weeks now," she said. "This is going to be a fabulous show."
The dancers who will compete at this year's event are: Carissa Zerga, Dan Hafner, Denise Roberts, Guy Hoffman, Jim Maynard, Michelle Sigmon, Rob Pettit, Ryan Strickland, Shannon Martin, Veronica Tempone and Wilson Townsend.
The dancers will be judged on a combination of their performances and how much money they raised.
The community is also pitching in to make the evening a success. Some of the main sponsors for the event are Digital Domain, Traxx Entertainment, Seacoast Bank and the St. Lucie Draft House.
"We've really stepped it up this year," she said. "We are going to have professional sound and lighting, so it's going to look and sound amazing."
For those who can't make it to the event, the opportunity is available to go vote online for your favorite dancer for free, at www.slccelebritystars.org.
"I am really grateful for what the community has done for each other to make this happen," Ms. Townsend said. "I am so humbled, and I really appreciate it."
Tickets to the dinner and dance competition are $50 each. Ticket holders should arrive at 4:45 p.m. Tickets for just the dance competition are $25 each, and that performance is scheduled to begin at 6:10 p.m.
For more information, call the Mellon Patch Inn at (772) 462-6699 or Ms. Townsend at (772) 201-5503.
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Interfaith Fair to showcase student organizations Sept. 3
The Center for Ethics and Religious Affairs (CERA) is hosting its annual Interfaith Fair (formerly First Sunday Open House) as part of Welcome Week 2013 activities from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 3, at The Pasquerilla Spiritual Center.
Faculty members learn that academic integrity is more than stopping cheaters
For many, the term "academic integrity" may be synonymous with preventing cheating, but a recent workshop on campus showed faculty there's more to creating an ethical classroom than just preventing cheating.
Becker named as first director of University ethics and compliance
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Following a national search, Penn State has named Regis W. Becker as its first director of University ethics and compliance.
Ethics professor shares culture through teaching, traditional powwow
John Sanchez, a soft-spoken associate professor in Penn State's College of Communications, teaches aspiring journalists the importance of news media ethics. Aside from his willingness to help them discern the difference between what may be ethically right and wrong, one thing about him is evident: his great love for his rich heritage and culture. Sanchez is an American Indian and a member of the Apache Nation who grew up visiting his "Grampo" on the reservation. He remains immersed in his culture and works to carry on and educate others about the traditions of his ancestors. One way he does this is through the annual "New Faces of an Ancient People Traditional American Indian Powwow," which he and his wife, Victoria, oversee, and which is co-hosted this weekend (April 14-15) by the State College Area School District and Penn State.
Rock Ethics Institute offers resources for ethical discussions
The Rock Ethics Institute at Penn State is developing a set of resources to help faculty, students, staff, administrators, and other members of our community to sort through the complex ethical issues they face. The first of these, "Resources for Ethical Deliberation," is now available at http://rockethics.psu.edu for public use. Students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members may find it useful to have a guide to aid them in making these difficult discussions as productive as possible.
Penn State faculty offer teachable moments from difficult events
While the University community continues to cope with the gravity and complexity of issues related to the Jerry Sandusky allegations, several Penn State professors have integrated it into the classroom to help students share their thoughts about the issues and learn from them, too.
Stand Up Award nomination deadline is Jan. 17
Nominations for the Rock Ethics Institute's Fifth Annual Stand Up Award are due by Jan. 17. The Stand Up Award honors undergraduate students who have exhibited ethical leadership. Any faculty, staff, student, or community member may nominate a student for the Stand Up Award.
Heard on Campus: Author Alexander McCall Smith on fiction with virtues
"If what we see on the screen or read has no implications, then why do we weep when we are exposed to an emotionally wrenching story? Are our tears not real? Could it not be argued that we create a moral climate through our fictional creations, and if that is the case, then would we not feel uneasy if suddenly our stories became ones in which the right and the good was consistently disregarded and defeated? I think more than unease, we would feel shared despair. The world is a distressing place. It harbors great sorrow and great suffering. There are many forces that obviously would dismantle such enlightenment as we've created for ourselves; there are many forces that would enslave, exploit and destroy. If we allowed ourselves to live in an imaginative universe in which such forces were vindicated, then surely our lives would be bleak, that we'd be in a prison of ice, a place to which no light would be admitted."
-- Alexander McCall Smith, speaking Monday (April 11) in Schwab Auditorium during the 2011 Crawford Lecture of the Rock Ethics Institute, on the topic, "How Are We to Live Our Lives? An Evening with Alexander McCall Smith." Smith is emeritus professor of medical law at the University of Edinburgh and best-selling author of more than 60 books, most notably the internationally acclaimed "The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency" series, which rapidly rose to the top of the bestseller lists throughout the world. The film adaptation of the first book in the series premiered on HBO in 2009.
Lecture pegs PR professionals as 'conscience of the organization'
An expert with nearly 20 years of communications and corporate marketing experience will present a lecture that emphasizes the importance of public relations professionals in shaping the ethical behavior of organizations during a March 26 visit to Penn State's University Park campus.
Expert on Latino, borderland issues to present Oweida Lecture
A respected journalist who leads a cross-disciplinary specialization in the coverage of issues related to Latinos and the U.S.-Mexico border at Arizona State University will present the annual Oweida Lecture in Journalism Ethics at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 16, in Kern Auditorium on Penn State's University Park campus.
Former 9/11 Commissioner to speak at Penn State Law
From Watergate to the 9/11 Commission, Richard Ben-Veniste has pursued truth, justice, and accountability from the U.S. government. The famed Washington, D.C. trial attorney will visit Penn State Law to speak on ethics in government on Oct. 19. The public is welcome to attend. "Richard Ben-Veniste has played a unique role in our nation's recent political history," said Penn State Law professor Lance Cole, who co-directs the Center for Government Law and Public Policy Studies. "No one is better qualified to provide an insider's analysis of the greatest government ethics issues of our times."
American Express, Penn State host summit on business ethics
Eleven deans from leading business schools will meet with corporate leaders at a symposium hosted by American Express and the Penn State Smeal College of Business on Thursday, Sept. 23, in New York City to forge a new partnership in promoting business ethics in academia and corporate America. Participants will discuss ways to deepen their curricular and cultural investments in the ethical leadership development of business students. Corporations and business schools will share ideas, challenges and best practices in preparing young professionals to lead with integrity in today's workplace. Discussion topics will include academic integrity initiatives, business ethics curricula and programmatic efforts to create, sustain and strengthen ethical cultures among business students and in corporate ranks.
How does a House ethics trial compare to federal trial practice?
As the House of Representatives gears up for public trials of Reps. Charles B. Rangel and Maxine Waters, Penn State Law professor Stanley Brand provides an insider's analysis of Congressional ethics trials. Brand is former general counsel to the U.S. House of Representatives and is now the Distinguished Fellow in Law and Government at Penn State Law, where he is the on-site director of the Semester in Washington Program. As part of his private legal practice he represents members of Congress in ethics matters.


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Chicken Skewers with Dukkah Crust Recipe
Dukkah makes everything better. This Middle Eastern spice mix, often including sesame seeds, sumac, and hazelnuts, is most commonly combined with oil and used as a dipping sauce. This recipe coats the chicken in mustard and dukkah and is accompanied by a sweet-sour sauce of honey and balsamic vinegar.
What to buy: If you have the time, you can make your own dukkah. Otherwise look for it at gourmet grocery stores, at Middle Eastern stores, or online at Spice Bazaar.
Game plan: The vinegar-honey sauce and dukkah (if making) can be done up to 5 days ahead. Coat the chicken in the dukkah mix up to 2 hours ahead of time and then refrigerate both. When you're ready to eat, bake the skewers and warm up the sauce over low heat until it is syrupy. For a slacker solution for the coating, substitute toasted fine breadcrumbs mixed with cumin and sesame seeds.
This recipe was featured as part of both our Wii Night! gaming menu and our Bar Snacks photo gallery.
- 2/3 cup balsamic vinegar
- 1/3 cup honey
- 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 24 chicken tenders, also called chicken tenderloins
- 1 cup Dukkah
- 1/4 cup grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese (about 1 ounce)
- 24 metal or bamboo skewers (if using bamboo skewers, soak them in water for 30 minutes before cooking)
- Heat the oven to 350°F and arrange a rack in the middle.
- Combine balsamic vinegar and honey in a small saucepan over medium heat. Simmer until reduced by 1/2, about 10 minutes. Set aside to cool.
- Combine mustard and olive oil in a shallow bowl and season well with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Toss chicken in mustard mixture until well coated.
- Combine dukkah and Parmigiano-Reggiano in a wide, shallow dish and mix thoroughly. Roll each tender in the dukkah mix until well coated.
- Thread a chicken tender on each skewer. Place chicken skewers on wire cooling racks. Nest each wire rack in a baking sheet and place in the oven. Bake until the meat is firm and the dukkah crust is golden, about 25 to 30 minutes. Serve the skewers with the vinegar-honey sauce.
Beverage pairing: Taittinger Brut La Française Champagne, France. There's a lot going on in this dish, making it difficult to match with wine. A good rule to remember in cases like this is that champagne goes with everything. For this recipe, it really does work well: It has the fruit to work with the honey-vinegar sauce and a slight nutty-toastiness to pair with the dukkah.


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Baby gorilla born in rare C-section at San Diego Zoo has pneumonia
A baby gorilla born in a rare Caesarian section at the San Diego Zoo last week has pneumonia, officials said on Tuesday.
New gorilla at Philadelphia Zoo could start family
Motuba may not know it just yet but he's going to be the dominant male gorilla at the Philadelphia Zoo. […]
EXCLUSIVE: Zoo official says gorilla could have reproduced before death
Andy Baker, Chief Operating Officer at the Philadelphia Zoo, told Metro Saturday that there is a possibility that Jabari Jr. is baking in the oven.
Jabari, Philadelphia Zoo gorilla mating with female Kira, dies
Jabari, the 28-year-old gorilla who had just started to mate with newcomer female Kira in the hopes of starting a […]
Love connection: Boston and Philly gorillas will mate
Kira, a western lowland gorilla, will soon be leaving Franklin Park Zoo to make her new home at the Philadelphia Zoo for one purpose: to mate with a Philly primate and raise a family.
Philadelphia Zoo to bring in new gorilla to breed
The Philadelphia Zoo is setting up one of its studs with a gorilla from Boston.
Bronx Zoo gorilla 'Pattycake' dies at 40
Pattycake, the first gorilla born in New York City, died at 40 years old at the Bronx Zoo on Sunday, […]
Photos: Gorilla Little Joe's birthday at the Franklin Park Zoo
A slideshow of the birthday celebration for Little Joe, one of the Franklin Park Zoo's gorillas.


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September 10, 2013
The University of New England is ranked one of the "Best Universities" in the North that offer "a full range of undergraduate and master's programs" in the 2014 edition of "America's Best Colleges," U.S. News & World Report announced today. UNE rose seven spots in the top tier of this category.
"UNE continues to focus on delivering quality education together with unique experiences that provide meaningful and proven value to our students," stated UNE President Danielle N. Ripich, Ph.D. "We are pleased that US News & World Report recognizes that, and our 2014 Best Colleges listing reflects UNE's commitment to delivering an outstanding return on investment."
A recent survey of the UNE Class of 2013 six months after graduation confirmed that 89 percent of UNE graduate respondents were either employed in their field or had been accepted into graduate school (6 percent were awaiting graduate school admission).
The US News ranking follows other recent national accolades for UNE.
Forbes' America's Top Colleges
Forbes named UNE to its 2013 list of America's Top Colleges, a list based on "output" and "return on investment." Forbes ranked UNE number 319 of the 650 colleges and universities that made the list. There are about 4,500 degree-granting institutions of higher learning in the U.S.
Payscale.com, a national firm providing data and insights about salary and careers, lists UNE as the number-one Maine institution for 20-year return on investment in its 2014 Payscale College ROI Report. The listing includes both public and private institutions in Maine.
Nationally, UNE placed #188 of the 1,310 schools ranked, placing it in the top 15 percent of public and private higher education institutions in the country.
In 2013, Payscale.com cited the University of New England as second in the nation for alumni reporting high job-meaning. "Schools with large healthcare and education programs also are represented well when looking at the percentage of alumni reporting high job meaning post-graduation. The top three schools for high job meaning were Thomas Jefferson University (84 percent), University of New England (82 percent) and Trident University International (81 percent)." - Huffington Post, Oct. 8, 2013.
Other Rankings
Affordable Colleges Online, a website reporting on higher education affordability, recently ranked UNE second in student return on investment among 43 public and private colleges and universities in Maine.
UNE Graduate Programs Recognized
UNE is the largest educator of health care professionals for the state of Maine, and its outstanding programs in medicine and the health sciences have also been recognized in US News 2015 "Best Graduate Schools" listings. UNE's College of Osteopathic Medicine was noted for its national leadership in primary care training and rural medicine.
In addition, UNE's Westbrook College of Health Professions' graduate programs in occupational therapy, physical therapy, nurse anesthesia and physician assistant are all recognized by US News as among the best in the nation.
About University of New England
UNE is an innovative health sciences university grounded in the liberal arts, with two distinctive coastal Maine campuses and a campus in Tangier, Morocco, opening in 2014. UNE has internationally recognized scholars in the sciences, health, medicine and humanities; offers more than 40 undergraduate, graduate and professional degree programs; and is home to Maine's only medical and dental schools. It is one of a handful of private universities with a comprehensive health education mission including medicine, pharmacy, dental medicine, nursing and an array of allied health professions. UNE's interprofessional education initiatives prepare future healthcare professionals to practice comprehensive and collaborative team-based care. Both graduate and undergraduate students engage in research and scholarship alongside dedicated faculty who are committed to their academic and professional success.


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The poll was conducted by Hart Research Associates, the same group that does surveys for Gov. Martin O'Malley. The pollster used live callers to contact 504 respondents, and reported a margin of error of 4.5 percent.
Maryland's General Assembly passed legislation legalizing gay nuptuals durng this year's regular session. The law does not go into effect until Jan. 2013, and opponents have gathered enough signatures to put the measure on the November ballot.
Josh Levin, the campaign manager for Marylanders for Marriage Equality, which is defending the law, said the results show "We continue to have the momentum."
Opponents dismissed the results Thursday afternoon. "Polls don't accurately reflect how voters feel on the marriage issue," said Mary Ellen Russell, the executive director of the Maryland Catholic Conference. "Given the increasing atmosphere of intimidation against people who believe marriage should be between a man and a woman, one of the few places left where you can openly express your true opinion is in the privacy of the voting booth."
Hart has polled on this question several times in Maryland during the past year, though this is the first of their polls to be made public. Numbers have moved around quite a bit.
In Jan. 2011, a Hart poll showed 49 percent in favor and 41 percent against. Support for same-sex marriage dipped in Aug. 2011 to 44 percent supporting and 46 percent opposed.
But in March 2012, Hart's numbers started trending in favor of same-sex marriage, by a closer 51 percent to 43 percent. The latest numbers, showing a 14 point margin of support, "is a marked improvement" according to the poll memo.
The poll also shows that African-American voters in the state are evenly split on the issue, 44 percent supporting to 45 percent opposed. Black voter make up a sizable portion of the state's Democratic voters -- and other polls have shown them to be cool to the idea.
Hart attributes the shift to President Barack Obama's announcement earlier this year that he supports same-sex marriage, which the pollsters say "has resulted in a durable shift in attitude among African-American voters."


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Upcoming Athletic Events
Monday, Sept. 15
7:00pm - Men's Soccer hosts SLCC at SLUH
Tuesday, Sept. 16
7:00pm - Volleyball at Columbia
Thursday, Sept. 18
4:00pm - Women's Soccer at LCU
7:00pm - Volleyball at Stephens
Friday, Sept. 19
4:00pm - Men's Soccer at Concordia
Saturday, Sept. 20
8:00am -Women's XC at Missouri Southern Stampede
9:00am - Men's XC at Missouri Southern Stampede
10:00am - Men's & Women's Tennis at Fontbonne
Five Athletes are NAIA Scholar-Athletes
Five STLCOP spring sport athletes have been named NAIA Scholar-Athletes. To be eligible for the award, varsity student-athletes must maintain at least a 3.5 cumulative GPA as a third-year or above.
David Baker is the head coach for the Eutectic indoor and outdoor track and field teams. Practice begins when classes resume in January. The four to five meets during the season are held mostly on weekends. The season concludes in April with the KIAC Championship Meet.
Pankey is KIAC Athlete of the Year; Euts Finish Second in Conference; Baker is Coach of the Year
|Brian Pankey scored more conference
points than any other
athlete in STLCOP history.
Third-year Brian Pankey was named KIAC Men's Track and Field Athlete of the Year after winning performances at the KIAC Championship meet on Saturday, April 26, in Berea, Ky. Pankey won the 400m dash (51.19) and Long Jump (6.69m/21-11.5), and successfully defended his Triple Jump champion title with a leap of 13.09m/42-11.5. He also took second place in the 200m dash (while breaking the STLCOP record at 22.70) and the Javelin Throw (48.64m/159-07) and took fourth place in the hammer throw (23.93m/78-06) to rack up 50 points – more than any other athlete in the meet or in STLCOP history. He also finished eighth in the shot put (9.19m/30-02). Pankey's efforts helped the Euts to a second place finish of four teams at the meet, with 131 total points. The team brought home 10 all-conference medals and head coach David Baker was named KIAC Men's Track and Field Coach of the Year by a vote of conference coaches.
Third-year Clinton Washington won his second KIAC championship title in the Hammer Throw with a toss of 40.10m/131-06.75, breaking his own STLCOP record by 0.14m. Washington scored 24 points of his own with all-conference performances in three events: Hammer Throw, Discus (second place, 36.88m/121-00), and Shot Put (third place, 11.39m/37-04.5). Other all-conference medals were earned by second-year Zach Wainwright, who was third in the 400m Hurdles (1:01.58), and first-year Kishan Patel, who took third in the Hammer Throw (33.58m/110-02). Fourth-year Yang Pan set the STLCOP record for the 10,000m run with a sixth-place finish at 40:07.11.


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Flagstaff police are looking for a man who beat up and sexually assaulted a woman walking home from downtown.
The victim described the attacker as a Native American in his mid to late 20s. He is about 6' tall and weighs 200 pounds. He had medium-length black hair.
The attack happened at around 2:30 a.m. Sunday.
The victim said the man struck up a short conversation with her while walking on W. Santa Fe. At one point, he asked for directions, Flagstaff police said.
Afterward, the woman said she began to walk south on W. Grand Canyon Avenue when the man caught up with her again, asked her another question and grabbed her from behind, officers said.
The attacker was last seen wearing a gray, short-sleeved T-shirt, pants and unknown type of shoes. Police said they believe the suspect was in the downtown area before contacting the victim.
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Get Congressmembers to argue in favor of their opposing viewpoint.
To deal with the polarization of Congress, I propose the idea of starting the process of rational intelligence. I want Congress to set up a rule that forces them to argue in favor of their opposing viewpoint. Democrats argue in favor of Republican positions and Republicans argue in favor of Democrat viewpoints. We must balance our heavily masculine American society with feminine principles.
See my video (http://youtu.be/gFUBrQtZjrE) and the 4 TED talks to educate yourself on the background behind polarization in Congress and what you can do about it.
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Apr 17 2013: How do you know that they fully understands the other side of the argument tho?
I think what's great about Eriks point is, if we see the politician go through this process. We know that they fully understand both sides and are forming and argument and not a contradiction of what the other is saying.
Once they understand and have argued both sides they also don't need to wory about protecting any ego.
Also don't rule out the posibility that you hadn't fully considered both side of the argument when you voted for them.
Apr 17 2013: I understand what you are saying.
I guess I'd rather spend my vote on the integrity of the individule/party rather than on any single policy that might not be relevant four years from now. And if I was voting based on a policy, I'd need to be very sure that they fully understand the argument against their policy.
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SOE Announces PSN Line-up; Plants vs. Zombies Adorably Emerging onto PS3 in FebruaryPopCap's addictive reach has once again emerged on PS3 soil. Today, Sony Computer Entertainment announced it will bring a port of the PC fan-fave Plants vs. Zombies to the PlayStation Network in February.
If you're tired of hearing that cute song, SOE also revealed a slew of original PSN experiences: In March, Fire Hose Games will launch its build and brawl title Slam Bolt Scrappers. Sometime in the "Spring," Playbrains and Fuel Industries will release Sideway--a game set in the art culture of New York.
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This exhibit examines the empty homes and foreclosed dreams littering the American landscape in the wake of the foreclosure crisis. After a house is foreclosed upon there is a fleeting moment when the ghosts of the one-time owners are all that is left – before the houses are cleaned and returned to the real estate market. The photographs in this exhibit capture the remaining signs of life that once filled these emptied houses bringing to light ideas about home, family and the American Dream. Opening Reception: Thursday, September 25, from 4:30 – 7pm
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Imagining the hidden realities of other people's existences is a continuing theme in the work of Bucks County artist Mavis Smith. Smith, who's works are often done in egg tempera, brings an almost surreal aesthetic to her paintings that further suggests the dislocation of appearances and realities. This exhibition samples a range of Smith's work from years past, as well as several new pieces, including both paintings and works on paper as well as some recent sculptural works incorporating egg shells. Opening Reception: Fri. September 19, from 7 – 9 pm
Inspired by mathematical models, literary sources, and his own social consciousness, Robert Emmett Mueller, artist, engineer, inventor, author, musician, puppet maker, and general wizard, is on a never-ending search for visual equivalents to his ideas.
The bystander intervention model is the latest trend in sexual assault awareness. This session will review the research on bystander intervention, the steps of bystander intervention, a model program for men and a model program for women, and outcomes showing the efficacy of both programs.
The band from Southern California (by way of Illinois) makes a rare coastal New Jersey appearance fronted by singer-guitarist-pianist and primary composer Dan Layus; with a revamped lineup, a new record label, and a new leg of tour dates behind their well-received 2014 release, Life Imitating Life. The whispery vocal verses and Coldplay-inspired ivories of the band's early singles "Boston" and follow-ups "Sweet and Low" and "Hey Now" vaulted to the Top 10 at AAA Radio. Then in 2011, for the band's self titled album on Epic, Layus had a major surprise with a punchier, more immediate sound that carried melodic currents of Soul Asylum, Tom Petty, Chris Isaak and Bruce Springsteen. Now the new album reconciles the various facets of the Augustana sounds through a succinct rhythmic attack and crisp production — with bright radio-ready anthems like "Ash and Ember" sharing the ride with introspective plaints like "Remember Me," under the flag of Layus's unerring pop instincts. Opening the show will be Jim and Sam.
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Exclusive: LightSquared plans to cut 45 percent of workforce
BOSTON (Reuters) - LightSquared Inc., the wireless company backed by hedge fund manager Philip Falcone, said on Tuesday it plans to lay off nearly half of its employees to save money.
The Reston, Va.-based company said it will cut 45 percent of its 330-employee workforce and called the planned move a "prudent and necessary cost savings measure to ensure the long-term success of the company."
On Monday, LightSquared failed to pay $56 million it owed to a British satellite partner Inmarsat,.
A week ago the U.S. Federal Communications Commission dealt the company a severe blow when it said it would revoke permission for LightSquared to move ahead with its wireless network, after tests found that it would interfere with Global Positioning Systems used by airliners and the military.
As speculation has mounted that the company might soon be forced to file for bankruptcy, Falcone has steadfastly ruled that out. One person familiar with the situation said on Tuesday that the company is not considering bankruptcy.
"The company remains committed to managing its core business operations, serving the more than 300,000 government, public safety and commercial users of its satellite service," LightSquared said in a statement.
Last year LightSquared scrambled to make permanent the government's provisional approval to build the network. It spent $2.5 million on lobbyists in 2011, nearly 10 times the $265,000 it spent in 2010.
It employed 15 lobbying firms last year, according to OpenSecrets.org which tracks lobbying activities.
Denver-based Brownstein Hyatt, which has offices across the western part of the United States where LightSquared's new network might be especially welcome, was paid the single largest amount of $310,000. Washington DC firm Patton Boggs collected $300,000.
LightSquared would not comment specifically on the overall number but said it was forced to spend more because LightSquared's powerful opponents, namely the Coalition to Save our GPS, were also spending more.
OpenSecrets.org does not break out how much the coalition spent on lobbyists, only what the dozens of members ranging from the Aircraft Electronics Association to West Company of Midland Inc paid individually.
"Everyone is lobbying and the reason our numbers went up is because their numbers went up," LightSquared spokesman Terry Neal said, adding "We have been outspent."
For Falcone, who made his fortune on a bet against subprime mortgages and once oversaw $26 billion, the battle for LightSquared is personal.
He has invested more than 60 percent of his $4 billion Harbinger Capital Partners' assets in LightSquared and his fund is the biggest equity owner. Last year Harbinger Capital Partners lost 47 percent of its value after Falcone marked down the value of LightSquared in the portfolio.
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Who ever spends the most wins. So what did the losing lobbyists do with their money?
Congress gets money from both sides of the issue and again it is the working man that gets the short end of the stick.
LightSquared was lobbying to get time and approval on their plans to run LTE on GPS. Their tests have failed miserably. It destroys GPS signal that consumers and aviators etc rely on for navigation. It isn't because they are getting outspent, it is because their technology doesn't work.
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Marve: available? Robert Marve's ACL isn't completely torn this time so he may give it a go this weekend, which would give Purdue a second option if TerBush struggles. Emphasis on "may":
Marve said he participated in the full practice for 1st time since his latest injury. As for the game "I hope I can help out some" #Purdue
If he ends up in the game that's probably good news since it sounds like it will be a desperation move by the Boilers.
dangit should have titled this section "marvailable?"
Oklahowat. Of all the crazy things to do to save a couple lousy bucks:
Four-star offensive tackle Matt Beyer (San Antonio/Reagan) had been mentally preparing for two weeks, but that didn't make the news any easier to take.
Beyer said he was told Tuesday by Oklahoma offensive tackles coach Bruce Kittle that his scholarship offer to Oklahoma will not be honored, Beyer confirmed to SoonerNation on Thursday night.
Beyer, who committed to the Sooners on July 2, has been forced to give up football because he was diagnosed with the spinal-cord condition cervical stenosis about three weeks ago.
The Bylaw Blog notes that OU could sign him and immediately give him a medical scholarship. So… like… why not do that? Your program + Rinaldi profile of this guy – cost of scholarship > Your program + perception you're heartless + cost of scholarship. I don't get it, man.
Morgan head thing. Michigan is very cautious about head injuries:
Morgan said the word "concussion" never was used by doctors, but his symptoms were enough that he was held out against the Minutemen.
"Just got knocked and was a little out of it for a little bit," the sophomore said Tuesday. "A lot of it was precautionary, just doctors making sure on everything. But I haven't had any symptoms since and I'm feeling good.
"I haven't had a head injury, so I didn't know what to expect I guess going into it. But the doctors were really positive and honest through the whole thing and I was real upfront and told them exactly how I was feeling every day."
A plague of missed assignments. ND film review was ugly. Not for me. Not just for me. Also the players:
Against Notre Dame, the Michigan offense had 23 of those missed assignments, according to redshirt junior tackle Taylor Lewan, a number he called "unbelievably high." The mistakes could range from missed blocks to improper reads to poor communication.
"You should have one or two maybe in a game," Lewan said. "I've never seen (23 missed assignments) happen before, personally."
Yeesh. Two were on the Smith INT, I'm sure, and various others are in Denard's lap. I hope they get these things fixed, because I don't like watching games like the Notre Dame game. Also I enjoy oxygen and water.
Epic troll? So I'm thinking about making some sort of George Clinton joke about this article on Denard Robinson…
Denard Robinson's funk 'lasted for days' after Michigan loss to Irish
…and end up looking at the comments. I've just read a bunch of "Ken M" trolling posts and this sets off the alarm bells:
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"Denard Robinson's funk 'lasted for days' after Michigan loss to Irish".
Glad this young man is not in the military, people die when their fellow soldiers act like this.
Troll: successful.
In a nutshell. The SF Weekly profiles Bleacher Report and in doing so captures the thing's essence:
The exemplar of contrarian thinking offered within the site's curriculum is a Bleacher Report article titled "Why Tom Brady Is the Most Overrated Quarterback in NFL History."
This piece epitomizes much of what frustrates the site's detractors. The article's author, an affable 19-year-old college sophomore named Zayne Grantham, tells us he still thinks Brady is an overrated "system quarterback" who largely succeeds thanks to his team's capable defenses. (The New England Patriots advanced to the Super Bowl last year with the 31st-ranked defense in terms of passing and overall yardage in a 32-team league.) But even Grantham doesn't believe Brady to be history's most overrated quarterback: "In hindsight, I may not have used that headline. I'll be one of the first to say he's one of the best quarterbacks we've ever seen."
And there you have it: Anyone baited into responding to these hyperbolic stories finds themselves debating a non-starter argument with a teenager from Shreveport who doesn't even buy the premise of his own article.
Somewhere in the Bleacher Report salt mines is the next generation's Drew Sharp, who will be forced to write slideshows about the top tittays in tennis and why LeBron James is bad at basketball until he gets paid 600 dollars a month to write SEO filler under predetermined headlines. Don't tell me you don't believe in the narrative of progress.
Shades of that Illinois game, except weirder. Remember way back in the day when refs botched two massive fumble calls against Illinois and publicly apologized afterwards? This got Michigan fans in a lather because they'd experienced their share of refereeing mishaps without getting a reassuring pat on the shoulder, and did nothing to actually correct the issue. Well, in the Big 12 they've "apologized profusely" for this:
That's a lot more ambiguous than two clearly wrong calls against Illinois. Q: why are Oklahoma State fans taping horrible angles on TV the best we can do here? Shouldn't there be some cameras on the LOS, like, for all games?
[UPDATE: Big 12 says "never happened."]
Compher "marquee." The USHL just had a prospects game and reviews are rolling in. This is from The Hockey News:
J.T. Compher, LW – U.S. NTDP (USHL)
Along with Fasching, Compher is the marquee name on the NTDP this season and though he doesn't have his teammate's beastly size, Compher gets in the mix. At the AAPG, the University of Michigan commit demonstrated a dogged determination around the puck, never giving up on a play. He'll be one of the team's leading scorers this season. Draft eligible in 2013.
Michigan Hockey Net rounds up reactions to Compher, Allen, and Downing and provides season-to-date stats in his weekly hockey recruiting update.
Exit CCHA. MLive has a good article on the end of the CCHA. Relevant bit on the Mason Cup:
"I've been asked a lot about that. Does the final winner take it? Just like the Stanley Cup, there are two Mason Cups. There's one where (current CCHA tournament champion) Western Michigan has it on display and we have another we keep on display at the Joe (Louis Arena) during the season."
Pletsch said no option is being kept off the table. He said he has contacted the Hockey Hall of Fame to gauge the interest there. He said he has also thought about giving the Mason family one of trophies to keep.
In a respectful gesture Pletsch said he has even reached out to the Big Ten about possibly donating the trophy to the league that ultimately led to the CCHA's demise.
"If they wanted it we would consider donating it to them," he said.
I doubt any of the other five teams in the newly formed Big Ten are going to be enthusiastic about that idea. Given the hodgepodge of trophies they created for football, the new trophy will probably be the Comley-Markell-Gadowsky Cup.
Etc.: As part of my trip to Georgia I got to deploy my best Marvin the Paranoid Android impression in an AIRBHG t-shirt. Stuffing the Passer. Hockey season preview from Yost Built.
Unverified Voracity Gets Plunked
Brady Hoke's Pet Viking mgoshirt? Yes, at the WTKA Mott Takeover.
be like Steve Everitt without killing a moose with your bare hands
Steve Everitt forever.
Also, Everitt described bounties surfacing during his long NFL career.
Super-regional ho. Congratulations to the softball team, which dramatically came from behind in their tournament opener, then shut the door on top seed Louisville to win their first road regional in a long, long time. The dramatic finisher in Michigan's second consecutive walk-off win… a hit by pitch. The win that finished the weekend off was a more comfortable 4-0 affair.
They'll initiate what appears to be a series of Michigan-Alabama bragging rights contests in a super-regional in Tuscaloosa next weekend. Winner hits the WCWS.
Yes. Do you believe in improbable sporting outcomes. Go. Go. USA. Pam Ward, deadener of Big Ten noon games since time began, is no longer doing college football on ESPN. This will result in marginal improvement, and probably fewer nasty comments about injured players.
Since ESPN started shoehorning Beth Mowins into college football games she didn't seem to know much about last year, the emphasis is on marginal. Insanely fun things were happening in the Northwestern-Illinois game last year and she busted out "it's a Persa party in Champaign!" I'm pretty sure this is not plain ol' misogyny and I have good reason to think both of the female announcers put on Big Ten games are not so good.
He's pretty fast. That would be Jehu Chesson, the lanky 6'3" wide receiver from Missouri who signed in February. The main knock on Chesson was his speed, something his recent track exploits are bringing into question. Chesson won the 300M hurdles (37.73), 110M hurdles (14.55), and 100M dash (10.79) at his sectionals. As mentioned, he also wears cool sunglasses doing this.
According to the recruiting rankings, Michigan hasn't done as well at wide receiver as they have at just about every other spot on the field, but I wouldn't be surprised if that was not a problem during the careers of Chesson and Amarah Darboh.
Yes, do it. The plausible deniability that saw Butch Davis emerge from the UNC NCAA scandal without a show-cause penalty despite the fact that one of his assistant coaches was operating as a runner for an agent may go away in the near future:
Under the current NCAA bylaw, a head coach is "presumed" to have knowledge of what is occurring in his program and "can be responsible" for the actions of his assistants.
The proposed change would do away with presumption. It would make the head coach responsible for his assistants' actions regardless of his knowledge of them. The penalties would range from 5 to 100 percent of competition in a season.
The NCAA included in the discussion material some examples of behavior for which a head coach would be held accountable, such as in-person, off-campus contacts with a recruit during a dead period, providing team gear to a recruit, or multiple phone calls or contacts when they are not allowed.
This is part of a larger overhaul mentioned a few months ago in this space that could see penalties become predictable and massive, but right now that's a long, long way from becoming reality. It's in the "special committee" stage—ie, a spitballing group throwing stuff at the wall without considering how feasible passing it is.
Not enough data, so everyone makes big. Ex-NFL players are dying at a rate half that of the general population after they retire and are 59 percent less likely to commit suicide. May want to slow down on the concussion panic. Small sample size disclaimers apply to that study, but they apply just as much to the panic side of the equation:
We don't need the CDC numbers to tell us that the national debate over head trauma and suicide has long since outpaced the scientific evidence. Just a handful of cases so far support the notion that repeated head injuries (concussive or otherwise) can lead to drug abuse, aggression, and self-harm. No one knows the baseline rate of chronic traumatic encephalopathy among athletes, let alone the general population. No one knows whether the pathological signs of CTE—microscopic spots in the brain, found after death—relate to behavioral symptoms like dementia and depression. And no one can explain how repeated knocks to the head might produce CTE, or how CTE might produce suicidal thoughts. Yet in spite of our near-total ignorance, a moral panic has taken hold: Elaborate explanations are concocted when simple ones will do. Faced with the regrettable facts—a troubled man dies a lonely death—we resort to hocus-pocus theorizing about tau proteins and fibrillary tangles. It's a form of denial: By obsessing over hidden trauma, we ignore what's right in front of us. Many ex-NFL players have sad and difficult lives.
The concern over concussions is taking the usual route of a moral panic, where some stuff happens and some tenuous data connects things to stuff so things are condemned because stuff is bad. Then some more people look at other data and say things might not be that connected to stuff after all, and everyone moves on to the next thing. See: alar, fat people, etc. This is the phase where the noise overtakes the signal and Something Is Done that may or may not affect a problem that may or may not exist.
BONUS: ex-NFL players are really good at not getting tuberculosis.
We have a second challenger. Patrick Vint of Black Heart Gold Pants takes a swing at defending the Big Ten's retreat from home playoff sites. The argument boils down to "remember the last time we all taunted Jim Delany?"
Everything Jim Delany has done as commissioner of the Big Ten -- especially since the summer of 2007 -- has been in pursuit of long-term advantage to the conference as a whole, and its individual teams only by way of that. The Big Ten Network was supposed to be a money-losing catastrophe that nobody would watch and even fewer would pay to see. After a year and a half of publicly negotiating/ridiculing/screaming at Comcast and Mediacom, Delany had transformed it into a massive cash cow, making the Big Ten schools richer than those in the SEC, the Big 12, the Pac-10, and every other conference. When the SEC responded by signing a big new TV deal with ESPN, it still didn't make the Southern schools as much money as their Northern rivals.
Delany used his newfound financial leverage, and a not-so-subtle call for expanding the conference, to bring the biggest collegiate sports programs in the country to his door. He damn near disemboweled the Big 12 in the process, causing an insurrection that fired Dan Beebe and landed Nebraska within his conference's ranks, all while we were all losing our minds over Rutgers and Pitt. When the Nebraska regents voted unanimously to cut ties with 100 years of tradition because the financial pull of Big Ten membership was too great to deny, Delany was there, emerging from behind the curtain and shaking hands with Osborne and Perlman like Hollywood Hogan joining the Outsiders. A year later, Delany's SEC rival was picking up Big Ten reject Missouri to fill out his own expansion process, an expansion that made his conference exactly zero more dollars and done solely because the Big Ten had done it first.
It's a good point. Vint also notes that the difference here is four Big Ten home games since the inception of the BCS, which is not a big huge deal.
Where he loses me is with the assertion that the Big 12-SEC Never Happening Bowl is the revelation of the master plan:
Delany gave up on four home games in fourteen years, but what he got was hard to understand -- we already had the Rose Bowl, after all -- until the SEC and Big 12 announced their own end-of-season bowl game Friday. With that, Delany's plan became evident. With the conferences poised to create a four-team tournament (as Delany and his athletic directors repeatedly stated this week, the four-team maximum is a deal-breaker) within the confines of the bowl system, Delany, Slive, Larry Scott, and whoever's running the Big 12 now, as heads of the four premiere football conferences, had just effectively locked themselves into the final four. More importantly, Delany had locked out the ACC and Big East (and Notre Dame, for that matter), the other two BCS bowl games, and the distinct possibility of two teams from the same conference making the tournament. There will be four champions in the playoffs, and with the two semifinal bowls effectively set as the Rose and (presumably) SEC-Big 12 Sugar, Delany has ensured that a Big Ten champ will be one of them. That's fourteen spots in fourteen years, with none of them in an opponent's stadium (unless UCLA makes it to the Rose Bowl) (LOL).
Um. The Big 12-SEC game is specifically around in the event that the champions of those conferences aren't in the playoff. There is no bracketed final four that cuts out the ACC or Big East. So… what we're left with is the Big Ten giving up the idea because the… because it's… because the Rose Bowl. There is no way the BCS cuts out smaller conferences, because they'll get sued. Virginia Tech, Miami, and Florida State? Forget it. Notre Dame, if Notre Dame is ever relevant again? Come on.
Protecting the Rose Bowl at all costs is just another example of why the Big Ten finds itself where it is relative to other conferences: richer, but unable to leverage that wealth into on-field success.
Etc.: Get the Picture notes that the Ed O'Bannon lawsuit survived a motion to dismiss and seemingly got some support from the judge for the larger trial in the process. Expect more Gardner this fall. Other Big Ten ADs think playing at home is a good idea. Rob Bolden may finally be exiting Penn State.


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Miracle Crop
Ark. producer Brian McDaniel survived record flood,
replanted cotton and hopes to make a good crop
About two and a half months ago, Arkansas cotton producer Brian McDaniel figured he was experiencing his worst nightmare. Nearly 5,000 acres on his family's farm were being methodically overwhelmed by flood waters from the St. Francis River.
Had the floods not occurred, Brian and his father John were hoping to plant 3,700 acres of cotton and the rest in soybeans. The overall profit potential was excellent.
Then came the floods in mid-May, and it was immediately evident that this was no ordinary flood – if such an event is possible. It was a downstream effect of the raging Mississippi River, which was engulfing huge amounts of valuable farm acreage from Missouri to Louisiana.
Brian always knew there was a flood
risk on bottomland acreage near a levee, and he had dealt with plenty of small floods through the years.
Nothing, however, prepared him or his father for what they saw in mid-and late-May. It was mind boggling to view the enormity of the flooded parts of their farm.
Then, when the Army Corps of Engineers reported that the floodwaters would recede quickly in early June, the 30-year-old fifth-generation farmer swung into action.
Replanting Same Varieties
After doing non-stop land preparation work, Brian began to replant three varieties – ST 5458B2RF, DP 0912 B2RF and Americot 1550 B2RF.
"We knew that DP 0912 and Americot 1550 were faster maturing varieties," says McDaniel. "That's why we stayed with them and avoided any late-maturing ones."
Even though a majority of the farm's cotton acreage is irrigated, timely rains were needed to get the crop off to a good start. That is exactly what happened, and the replanted cotton progressed quickly.
"Had we not received two good rains in June and July, we would have been in bad shape," says Brian. "The cotton would have been too small to water it down the row."
After the cotton was replanted, the residual herbicides were put out just as they were the first time. But until the first timely rain came along, the herbicides weren't activated immediately. That has caused some resistant pigweed outbreaks.
Brian, however, has remained vigilant about putting chopping crews into the fields to remove the weeds as quickly as possible.
Despite the pressure to get the re-planted cotton up and growing, the McDaniel family felt that it was worth the effort. By mid-July, the replanted fields had made remarkable progress and already resemble some early planted fields that weren't damaged by floods in May.
"If this cotton runs into problems later on, I still think we can get a bale and a half out of it," says Brian. "It was worth the effort if we get that kind of yield. If we have a good August and September, the yields will be bigger."
Never Quit On Cotton
Consultant Blake Foust, who has worked with the McDaniels for nine years, says some farmers might have given up on replanting a crop after such a devastating flood. But he also knew that if any farmer could quickly implement a plan, it would be Brian McDaniel and his father.
"They don't drag their feet on anything," he says. "That's the key to their success. If they need to replant, they replant. If they need to turn on the irrigation pivots, they turn them on. They are in constant motion."
Foust knows that other factors will be crucial to finishing out this late crop. If the weather somehow cooperates, this miracle crop will be one to remember.
"I still think we can make this happen," says Foust. "We have a great chance if the weather is good."
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It Was A Flood That Mid-South Farmers Won't Soon Forget
As weather events go, the Mississippi River flood of 2011 was one for the record books. It affected cotton producers in Missouri, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana. However, the impact in eastern Arkansas was significant because tributaries that feed into the Mississippi River overflowed, causing backwater to inundate farm acreage.
How Did McDaniel Farm Survive The Flood?
• Developed a workable plan for replanting.
• Got into fields as soon as possible.
• Did extensive land preparation.
• Replanted early-maturing varieties.
• Continued residual herbicide program.
• Monitored heat unit accumulation.
• Watched for pigweed outbreaks.
One of the major flood areas was along the St. Francis River where Brian and John McDaniel had large amounts of cotton and soybean acreage. After they planted their crops in late April and early May, they were hoping the floods wouldn't affect their farm located in Widener, just east of Forrest City, Ark. In a matter of days, however, the situation became worse.
"There were times when I felt like throwing up my hands and calling it quits," says Brian. "But quitting wasn't an option. We're farmers, and we weren't raised like that. If there was a chance to get back into those fields, we were going to give it a shot."
Consultant Blake Foust says another reason why the McDaniel family and other producers were so aggressive about replanting their crops is because much of the 2011 crop was forward contracted. With record high prices for cotton in 2011, most producers decided to book their cotton early.
"The floods definitely caught everybody by surprise, and many farmers had to plant later than they thought they could," he says. "However, they realized that even with lower yields, they had to keep adding acres to fill the bookings."
Arkansas Extension cotton specialist Tom Barber has watched the situation unfold for the McDaniel farm from the dark days of May to the present. He is hopeful for warm temperatures this fall.
"If this crop can get enough heat units and produce yields of around 850 or 900 pounds, it would be absolutely awesome for the McDaniel family," he says. "We're not there yet, and we need the necessary heat units in August and September. Then, we need a dry fall season. However, It would be quite an accomplishment if this late crop somehow delivers for them."
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