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Monday, November 5, 2007: 7:45 AM | |||
Convention Center, Room 208-209, Second Floor | |||
72: Graduate Student Oral Competition: I | |||
Sponsor: | C05 Turfgrass Science | ||
Presiding: | Freddie Waltz, University of Georgia | ||
7:45 AM | Introductory Remarks | ||
7:50 AM | 72-1 | Effects of Elevated CO2 on Creeping Bentgrass (Agrostis stolonifera) during the Ante Meridiem Photoperiod for Summer Heat Stress Tolerance. Rodney Tocco, University of Tennessee, John Sorochan, University of Tennessee, Carl Sams, University of Tennessee, Scott McElroy, University of Tennessee | |
8:05 AM | 72-2 | Site Assessment of Spatial and Temporal Soil Moisture Conditions on Golf Courses. Joseph Krum, University of Georgia, Robert Carrow, University of Georgia, Keith Karnok, University of Georgia | |
8:20 AM | 72-3 | Genetic Variation in Rooting of Kentucky Bluegrass (Poa pratensis L.) Cultivars and Selections Under Heat Stress. Robert Shortell, Rutgers University, William A. Meyer, Rutgers University, Bingru Huang, Rutgers University, Stacy A. Bonos, Rutgers University | |
8:35 AM | 72-4 | Evaluation of Sand Topdressing Rate and Frequency Effects on Anthracnose Severity of an Annual Bluegrass Putting Green. John C. Inguagiato, Rutgers University, James A. Murphy, Rutgers University, Bruce B. Clarke, Rutgers University | |
8:50 AM | 72-5 | Evaluation of Remote Sensing to Measure Plant Stress in Creeping Bentgrass (Agrostis stolonifera L.) Fairways. Aaron R. Johnsen, University of Minnesota, Brian Horgan, University of Minnesota, Van Cline, Toro Company | |
9:05 AM | 72-6 | Comparison of Four Bioassay Methods for Evaluation of Potential Mitotic-Inhibiting Herbicide Resistant Poa annua. Matthew Cutulle, University of Tennessee, J. Scott McElroy, University of Tennessee, John C. Sorochan, University of Tennessee, C. Neal Stewart, University of Tennessee | |
9:20 AM | 72-7 | Disease Management Strategies for Controlling Spring Dead Spot of Bermudagrass. Daniel Perry, Mississippi State University, Maria Tomaso-Peterson, Mississippi State University, Gregg Munshaw, Mississippi State University | |
9:35 AM | 72-8 | Determination of the Optimal Temperature Range for Infection of Creeping Bentgrass by Pythium volutum, a Causal Agent of Pythium Root Dysfunction. James Kerns, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Lane Tredway, NC State Dept of Plant Pathology | |
9:50 AM | 72-9 | Spray Adjuvants Influence Bispyribac-sodium Efficacy for Annual Bluegrass Control In Cool-Season Turfgrass. Patrick McCullough, Dept. of Plant Biology and Pathology, Stephen Hart, Rutgers State University Accounts Payable | |
10:05 AM | 72-10 | Loop-Imbedded Turfgrass Modules for Online Instruction. Jing Dai, Penn State University, A.J. Turgeon, Penn State University | |
10:20 AM | 72-11 | Erosion Potential of Various Golf Course Bunker Sands. Jared Nemitz, Purdue University, Cale Bigelow, Purdue University, Adam Moeller, Purdue University, Glenn Hardebeck, Purdue University, Kristie Walker, Purdue University, Doug Smith, Purdue University | |
10:35 AM | Discussion & Break | ||
10:50 AM | 72-12 | Critical Weed-Free Period for Overseeded Bermudagrass in Northern Climates. Tyler L. Mittlesteadt, Virginia Tech, John B. Willis, Virginia Tech, M. J. Goddard, Virginia Tech, Shawn D. Askew, Virginia Tech | |
11:05 AM | 72-13 | Genetic Engineering of Creeping Bentgrass for Enhanced Drought Tolerance. Christian Baldwin, Clemson University, Hong Luo, Clemson University, Haibo Liu, Clemson University, Lambert McCarty, Clemson University, Nihal Rajapakse, Clemson University, Joe Toler, Clemson University | |
11:20 AM | 72-14 | Utilizing Turfgrass Color Analysis to Predict Spring Nitrogen Requirements and Yield of Kentucky Bluegrass and Perennial Ryegrass Grown for Seed. Elizabeth Kurcinka, University of Minnesota Agronomy & Plant Genetics | |
11:35 AM | 72-15 | Evaluation of Fertility Protocols for Sprig Establishment of Seashore Paspalum (Paspalum vaginatum). J. Lewayne White Jr., The University of Georgia, Freddie Waltz, University of Georgia, Paul Raymer, University of Georgia | |
11:50 AM | Discussion & Concluding Remarks | ||
12:00 PM | Adjourn |
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HEALTH AFFAIRS Briefing
May 5, 2009 Washington, D.C.
Save The Date: HEALTH AFFAIRS Briefing
Mental Health Care: Better, But Not Best
Leading Experts Assess Mental Health Care, Implementing Parity, And Caring For Returning Veterans
Tuesday, May 5, 2009 -- Washington, D.C.
Last year Congress passed legislation prohibiting group health plans that provide mental health coverage from imposing stricter limits on mental health treatment than for other medical or surgical care. This marked a historical milestone for mental health care, burying the unscientific distinction between "mental" and "physical" illness. But although progress has been made in mental health care, much remains to be done.
The May/June 2009 issue of Health Affairs, supported by a grant from the MacArthur Foundation, is a thematic volume on mental health care. The issue will be released at a briefing on Tuesday, May 5, at the Capital Hilton in Washington, D.C. At the briefing:
- Sherry Glied of Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health will provide an overview of mental health care in the United States.
- Keith Dixon of CIGNA Health Solutions and David Shern of Mental Health America will examine the challenges involved in implementing the new federal mental health parity requirement.
- Audrey Burnam of RAND Corporation, Matthew Friedman of the National Center for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder at the Department of Veterans Affairs, and Jennifer Olds, an Army vet who underwent PTSD treatment following sexual trauma, will discuss the challenges involved in providing adequate mental health care to veterans, especially those returning from Iraq and Afghanistan.
- And Frederick Frese, a psychologist who works in public mental health care and has battled schizophrenia, will speak about his Narrative Matters piece in the thematic issue.
The event is free and open to the public. Here are the details:
WHEN: Tuesday, May 5, 2009 9:00 a.m. – noon
WHERE: Capital Hilton
1001 16th St., NW (northeast corner of 16th and K), Washington, D.C.
Metro: Farragut North (Red Line); Farragut West (Blue & Orange Lines)
RSVP: RSVP for this event online at: http://www.burnesscommunications.com/new/new_rsvp.htm?doc_id=879564
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Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary Program
The State of Utah, Department of Human Services, Division of Aging and Adult Services, Health Insurance Information Program, is committed to making available as much information as possible to ensure beneficiaries make informed choices about their health insurance.
The Health Insurance Information Program does not determine eligibility for, or administer any of the services mentioned in this web site. Please contact the appropriate agencies directly for your individual determination of eligibility and services.
The Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary Program is one of two free Medicare supplement programs for qualified persons. This program pays the Medicare premiums for Medicare Part B insurance.
To determine if the Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary Program applies to your individual situation, please contact us directly at our toll free number: 1-800-541-7735
General Information Included on this Web Page
There are three criteria to qualify for the Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary Program:
- You must be eligible for Medicare Part A, (Hospital coverage).
- Your assets, (bank accounts, stocks and bonds, for example), must be less than $4000 for a single person or $6000 for married persons. We do not count your home and furnishings, a vehicle you use to go to medical care, and some types of burial plans as assets.
- Your monthly income, after deductions, must be less than $835 per month for single persons, or $1125 for married persons if both are eligible for Medicare. The income deduction for Social Security and other retirement and disability benefits is $20. There are other deductions if you are working.
You must fill out an application form, have a short interview and provide proof of your income and assets, and a few other items which are noted below under "What Proofs Must I Provide ?"
Applications are available in your local Bureau of Eligibility Services or Department of Workforce Services. (Look in the telephone book under State of Utah, Department of Workforce Services.) An application may be mailed to you. You can also call the Medicaid Information Line at (801) 538-6155. Toll-free, call 1-800-662-9651. Ask for an application for the Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary Program.
What Proofs Must I Provide?Some of the things you and your spouse will need to verify your eligibility include:
- Birth Certificate
- Identification
- Social Security Number
- Medicare Number
- Proof of Income
- Bank Statements
- Vehicle Registration
- Deed and Tax Assessment to your home and any other real estate you own.
- Proof of any other assets you own such as certificates of deposit, life insurance, stocks, bonds, etc.
- Burial Plans
- Proof of any Health Insurance
- Other items as requested by your eligibility worker.
The Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary Program is a Medicare Insurance supplemental program only. This program supplements the Medicare Part B premiums if you qualify. You may wish to apply for Medicaid at the same time you apply for this program.


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Golf in Bullhead City
Recommended Golf by Groupon Customers
King Putt takes the rigors of an outdoor ground game and translates them into an indoor glow-in-the-dark experience. The ultimate mini golf package spoils players with two rounds of mini golf, two glow-in-the-dark necklaces, and one game of air hockey. King Putt's northwest course encourages birdies and eagles amid a jungle environment of jolly, golf-enthused animals. The southeast locale near Henderson provides an Egyptian backdrop, with Anubis heads and black-lit sarcophagi setting the scene for each stroke. Mini golfers can also celebrate the earth's habit of walking in circles by purchasing a birthday package ($215, not included with the cost of this Groupon), then use this deal to invite two additional friends after filling the allotted 10 spots. Partiers enjoy 18 holes of putting-green navigation, a magic show, pizza and beverages, and a private party room.
The swing scientists at Nicklaus Academy at DragonRidge hone in on fostering club mastery, helping golfers of all levels sharpen their game in a climate-controlled coaching studio. Students focus their 45-minute lesson on one of three aspects of their game. The full-swing lesson employs high-speed video capture and analysis in the Jack Nicklaus coaching studio to correct flaws in stroke and dissect the most celebrated sports bloopers. Clients can also choose to galvanize their greens game with a putting lesson, complete with computer-generated stroke capture and analysis in the TOMI putting lab, or smarten their short-shot approach with in-depth instruction in the Nicklaus Academy Short Game Training Area.
The one-hour golf lesson, which includes all course or practice-facility fees, requires golfers to bring their own clubs to have their golf needs assessed and addressed by a PGA®-certified instructor. The private schooling may include tips on proper alignment, grip, posture, ball position, swing mechanics, and more. Cloud 9 has partnered with golfing professionals and tee-off locales all over the country, including four course and instructor choices in the Vegas area—Silverstone Golf Club with Gary Knapp, Red Rock Country Club with Tom Fisher, Angel Park Golf Course with Tom Leese, and the Revere Golf Club in Henderson with Chris Eastman.
[[m:####Black Mountain Golf & Country Club
A lush oasis in the Mojave Desert, Black Mountain Golf & Country Club has challenged golfers for more than half a century. The 27-hole layout was built gradually over the course of 45 years, starting with the establishment of the original nine holes in 1957 and culminating in the second nine-hole addition in 2002. Today, players send balls hurtling against the backdrop of the Black Mountains, taking care to avoid hitting the water or slicing their ball into the Las Vegas strip 25 miles away. Since each course features its own unique style, players must adjust their games accordingly. Whereas the Horizon course tempts sharpshooters with several birdie opportunities, the Desert course—ironically—features the most water, requiring golfers to select their clubs carefully and shake off the mirages of caddies appearing as khaki-wearing cacti.
Course at a Glance:
- Three nine-hole courses, each with a par of 36
- Four sets of tees per hole
- Maximum 18-hole length of 6,613 yards from the back tees
- Course rating of 71.1 from the back tees
- Course slope of 129 from the back tees :m]]
The Revere Golf Club celebrates the legacy of the Revolutionary War hero with two 18-hole championship golf courses that extend for more than 7,000 yards apiece through the desert canyons of the Las Vegas valley. Players drink in the scenery as they take on the Lexington course, opened in 1999 on the same date Paul Revere made his famous ride, or the Concord course, opened in 2002 on the same date Paul Revere discovered text messaging. Each layout was carved into the rugged terrain by Casper Nash & Associates, the prolific design team of Greg Nash and 51-time PGA tour winner Billy Casper.
Once visitors have holed out on either 18th green, they can take to the 23,000-square-foot clubhouse. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows span the entire north side of the facility, allowing for magnificent views of the course and the Las Vegas strip from Buckman's Grille. Diners enjoy breakfast and lunch options amid Revolution-era ambiance, complete with lanterns that shine overhead and signal whether to order surf or turf.
Lexington Course at a Glance:
- 18-hole, par 72 course
- Total length of 7,069 yards from the back tees
- Course rating of 73.3 from the back tees
- Course slope of 151 from the back tees
- Four sets of tees per hole
Concord Course at a Glance:
- 18-hole, par 72 course
- Total length of 7,143 yards from the back tees
- Course rating of 73.5 from the back tees
- Course slope of 139 from the back tees
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Super Cross 2012: Round One
Photos: Wig Worland
Defending champions and local boys Hope, based in nearby Barnoldswick, carried on where they left off last year with a convincing win in the opening round of Rapha Super Cross held in the majestic surroundings of Broughton Hall, Skipton.
A large and enthusiastic Yorkshire crowd cheered on over 400 competitors, with races ranging from the under 10's through to the elites, followed by a 'fun race' featuring a tequila shortcut and devilishly slippery wall of foam.
The elite race proved to be a close fought battle, with Hope, Hargroves and the Rapha/GB Development squad all having two riders in the top seven places.
But it was the third counting man that made the difference for the winners, with Hope's Dave Collins securing 12th spot to finish ahead of Hargroves, then Rapha.
Dirtwheels Cycles, from nearby Otley, were awarded a special Showboating team prize, mainly based on the fantastic bunny hopping skills of Rob Watson, who kept the crowd entertained by clearing the planks every lap.
Rapha Super Cross moves to the East Midlands next Saturday (October 27th), with another full day of racing, tequila, foam, beer and crepes, at Misterton Hall, Lutterworth. Entries are still available at www.rapha.cc/super-cross.
The season grand finale is at Alexandra Palace, London, on Sunday October 28th and spectating at both events is absolutely free. Full results from all races at Broughton can be found at www.rapha.cc/super-cross-results
Team: Hope Factory Racing
1. Paul Oldham (Hope Factory Racing)
2. Jody Crawforth (Hargroves-Specialized)
3. Steve James (Hargroves-Specialized)
4. Adam Martin (Rapha/GB Development)
5. Rob Jebb (Hope Factory Racing)
6. Hugo Robinson (Rapha/GB Development)
7. Ben Sumner (Rapha/GB Development)
8. Ian Wilkinson (Endura Racing)
9. Dieter Droger (Dirtwheels Cycles)
10. Will Bergfelt ((Cycle Premier-Kovert
Under 23: Steve James (Hargroves-Specialized)
Showboating Team of the Day: Dirtwheels Cycles
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Howard Taylor
21st October 2012 08:09pm
Superb day! - Sunshine, coffee, venison burgers, top class racing, golden retriever puppy, and Sully! It doesn't get better than this - a credit to the sport! Next year, count me in - I'm definitely entering!! Thanks Rapha!! (…my wife loved it too, especially the puppy!)
Zoe Worner
22nd October 2012 04:48pm
Fab day, thank you Rapha ~ consistency/amount of mud was perfect
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- Last week was a great one for Rapha Condor JLT, all the action and images now up on the team site: http://t.co/ftBejPnnCJ
- RT @alainrumpf: Well done @mike_cuming and @raphacondorjlt winner of #TdK2013 under the scrutiny of latest drone… http://t.co/gv81uP9mHP
- In their attempt to cross the US in 24 days, @michaeltabtabai & Andrew Hudon will 'Leave It On The Road'. → http://t.co/Per6QsCAtt
- We are delighted to announce the opening of a one-month, pop-up @RaphaCycleClub in Tokyo this summer from 22/6–21/7 → http://t.co/Jrc0EKZ9ky
- Huge congratulations to @raphacondorjlt's @mike_cuming for winning the @TourdeKorea2013 and to @tomsoutham for best DS. #TdK2013
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- Winner Winner Chicken Dinner ! The most important jersey of #TdK2013 hot off the press. http://t.co/Pflx0eUfdv"
- What a day... The boys keep Mike Cuming in yellow, after having to chase all day. Great performance by all.
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anyone going??? http://vegmichigan.org/activities/vegfest/index.php
sounds cool but idk if they will have much for vegans...
well it does says raw stuff too and mentions vegans so who knows! maybe i'll go if i'm free that day.
Hey, fellow Michiganders! I live in Lansing. The hubby and I pretty much have to go to Ann Arbor for a decent vegan meal out. Seva is the only place we've tried so far- the Tofu Rancheros was delish! I think we're going to try Jazzy Veggie next, which is supposed to be all vegan. :)
We're planning on going to the Veg Fest out of curiosity.
Oh, as far as finding kabocha squash, lotus root, etc...I found all those at a local Asian market.
I also get Door To Door Organics- love the service, but I do wish they had more local items.
hey everyone! I'm new to vegetarian/veganism and live in Farmington - I would love to connect with some new veg friends.
I've been to both Seva (so-so) and Blue Nile (awesome), but I'd like to find other options. that VegFest looks like it could be fun! would anyone be interested in getting together beforehand and then checking it out?
Hi everyone! I am so new to this and I live in Taylor (near by the Metro Airprot that is) :).
I love Blue Nile other than that I haven't tried anything else. I heard there's a great vegan resto in Novi/Northville? I hope to learn more from all of you!
browneyedfoodie-what did you get at seva? that is one of my fave places to eat. but i do think it depends on what you get there.. try happycow.net for restaurants. it's usually pretty updated.
tacobrunch-is the place in novi/northville you are talking about called red pepper deli? if so, it IS good. almost 100% raw tho. just so you know! best coconut creme pie EVER
Hey guys, not sure how many of you ever go to What Crepe? in Royal Oak, but I went last night and found out they no longer serve vegan ice cream for dessert so I sent them an email. I am not sure why they went back on their initial vegan friendliness....
They still have vegan savory crepes and vegan sweet crepes options
weird! i wonder why they dont serve it anymore. if you dont get an answer let me know, i can talk to pj (the owner). bummer!
hey! I haven't been on in awhile. But I just heard something really excited....vegan soft serve in Birmingham! It's a place called Sweet Dreams, I've walked by it before not knowing what it was. But my friend just told me they have several different flavors of vegan softserve. I do not think I have had soft serve in...years. And she said its delicious. I am going to try to go sometime this week and I will post on here it was. I'm so excited!
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The Rossetti siblings? Polidori? Supernatural warfare? And that cover? You, sir, can count me in.
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"In the winter of 1862, London veterinarian John Crawford learns that his interlude with a prostitute seven years earlier has produced a daughter. The now-reformed ex-prostitute, Adelaide McKee, has recently learned that their lost daughter is still alive—but that the girl's life and soul are in peril from a vampiric ghost whose murderous attention McKee drew in her bad old days.The vampire ghost is John Polidori, Lord Byron's one-time physician and uncle to the poet Christina Rossetti and her brother, the painter Dante Gabriel Rossetti, both of whose works are supernaturally aided by the influence of Polidori. But when Polidori horribly makes a resurrected vampire of Dante's wife, and threatens other family members, the Rossettis know that they must find a way to destroy their monstrous uncle, even though it means the end of their best work.
Thrown together with Crawford and McKee, who hope to find and save their fugitive daughter, the Rossettis find themselves plunged into a supernatural London underworld they never suspected. Each of the mismatched four, and the Artful-Dodger-like daughter too—in the midst of shootings and narrow escapes and supernatural warfare — must ultimately choose between stressful life and the unholy immortality that Polidori offers."
Hide Me Among the Graves will be released on March 13, 2012.


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wna-inrt nvotaoistH •3 -ItfJl3!103rtoa» 21\Vy^ Serving Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community \\// \\^ i Vol. 34, No. 14 COLUMBUS, OHIO, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1956 Divoted to Amarican and Jawilh Idaali l^tt to right: Mrft. A. B. Weinleld, MfH. Harry Getz and Mth. Jos<^ph Schecter, co-chairmen of UJF Women's Division. (Topy photo) UJF WOMEN LAUNCH '56 FUNCTIONS $100 MINIMUM AFFAIR WEDNESDAY EVENING mus. schiff MISS SOliOMON UJF'S YOUNG ADULT DIVISION APPOINTS SHIRLEY SCHIFF AND MARILYN SOLOMON The Young Adult Divlalon of the 1968 UJF drive haa named MrH. Robert L. Schiff, 3096 Maryland Ave., chairman of the general so- •Dcltatlon committee. Although many of this committee's plane are, as yet, in the formulative Btage, Mrs. Schiff has reported that special activities are being or¬ ganized forjthe purpose of solicit¬ ing groups o^ servicemen and out- of-town students. Vice-chairmen serving under Mrs. Schiff arc Mrs. Arthur Stein and Bdwrard Ellman, each of whom will supervlae five maJoi*S. Work¬ ers will then be assigned to the majors for the general sollcita- Uons. Mrs. Schiff attended Penn State College and Ohio State Unlveraity. While at OSU ahe was a UJSF vlce-chaiman at Hillel. Last year ahe waa In charge of the workers' rally for the UJF. Prior to that position, Mrs. Schiff served tn worker and major capacities over a alx-yeor period of UJF, Marilyn Solomon has ' been ap¬ pointed executive ilhssiatant in the Young Adult Division of the 1956 UJF campaign. Serving with Gor¬ don Zacks. general chairman, Mlaa Solomon will have five vice-chair¬ men under her direction: secretar¬ ial, treasury, parlor n\ e e 11 n g, speakers bureau ^nd publicity. Miss Solomon has had extensive experience with the UJF to qualify her as executive assistant. She worked with the Youth drive, 1950 through 19(J3, serving successively aa worker, captain and chairman of the Secretarial committee. In 1954 she waa a major In the Young Adult Division, and In '55 she serv¬ ed on the Young AduU Sucretartal committee. A graduate of Bexley High School, Mlsa Solomon Is txow a Junior In the School of Social Adminlatratlon at Ohio State Uni¬ versity, where she served aa sopho¬ more editor of the "Maklo." She lives with her parents at 973 Mont rose Ave. Mrs. Ben Kahn, Mrs. Harry Getz and Mrs. Ben Yenkin, co-chairmen of the Women's Division of the Unltod Jewish Fund, are focusing Interest on the new $iOO minimum evening cocktail party Wednesday at the home of Mrs. A. B. Weln- j feld, 25 N, Columbia Ave. The func¬ tion Is an Innovation for the 1956 } drive. Following tht trond on tho ' national level to reach many con¬ tributors in smaller functions, in order to bring clearly the story of United Jewish Fund, the $100 minimum separate function has been planned. Mrs. Sherman Sharwell la chair¬ man of the evening cocktail party, asaistcd by Advisory Board mem¬ bers Mrs. Joseph Schecter and Mra. Herbert Schiff, and members of the Steering Committee and Ad¬ visory Board. The chairman em- phaaUes that the function, as all others In the Women's Division, carries with It no special Invita¬ tion, but all women are welcome. Perhapa moat welcome of all la the woman contributor who comes for¬ ward and offers her pledge &nd her presence at the $100 minimum party, Mrs. Mollie Gladstone will be speaker for tho evening. Mrs. Glad- atone la an actress whose first Broadway performance was Ift tho inimitable "Pins and Needles," and whose present work Is devoted to the dramatic story of Israel. Mollie Gladstone haa worked with the peoples of larael and on each of her returning trlpa brought back tho story of the land and ita mlr- aclca. Among the agenclea which the United Jewish Fund serves are those which serve the Jew abroad, nationally and locally. Tho story of the young and tho aged, the parent and the child, and the In¬ stitutions which serve him arc all a graphic part of the United Jew¬ lah Fund. Mrs. Sharwell asks that any woman who can join the ranks of the $100 contrlbutora to phone res¬ ervations to her at FA. 7382. Hy Weinberg, general chairman of tho lied Cross blood drive. Is Hhown receiving two sets of car keys from Sherm Meyera of Rudy Flck Fordh. Fick Ford Sales Inc. has agreed to donate two 'UB Fords for the uKo of blood donors who will need tmnsportlon to the Jewish Center on "B" Day, Wednesday. If you need a ride, call Mrs. Jerome , Sohqttensti^ln, transportation chairman, EIX. 4949. B-Day Wednesday At Jewish Center A Red Cross bloodmoblle will be stationed at the Jewish Center from noon to 6 p. m. Wednesday, for "B" Day. The Jewiah Community Blood Donor Council has provided extra facilities ao that it will be eaay for membera of the Jewlah community to give blood. Free transpor¬ tation and baby-sitting aervice Is available; call either Mrs. Jerome Schottensteln. EX. 49-19, or Mrs. I. M. Harris, DO. 9100. They will ar¬ range for you,to be picked up and for your children to be cared for. If you would like to be a donor. MItS. ABRAMSON TO TALK ON HASKALAll IMPACT Hadassah's oneg shabbat today, 1:30 p. m.. at tho home of Mra. Abe Shustlck, 2990 Dale Ave., will feat¬ ure Mra. B. W. Abramson, who will dlscusa "The Haskalah Movement; [La Impact on East European Jewry." Hostesses at the tea which fol- lowa the discussion will bo Mra. Ben Yenkln. Mra. Nathan Zeff, Mrs, L Adelman and Mrs. Sol Efs- enman. ELECTIONS, FILM TEA HIGHLIGHTS An Intereatlng, Informative after¬ noon has been planned by Agudas Achim Siaterhood for Its regular meeting Tuesday In the social hall of the synagogue. A dcsaert tea will be aerved at 1 p. m., to be followed by a brief buainoas meeting, including elec¬ tion of officers, Mrs. Bernard Kaplan, Program chairman of Sisterhood, haa made arrangements for the showing of an all-star film. The movie will feature Brodcr- ick Crawford and Ruth Roman in thu dramatic atory of a group of laraell immigrants and aettlera caught in the Negev deacrt when their bua breaks down. The 24-hour delay gives each immigrant a chance to tell the poignant story of tho chain of events which led to his being on the bus. Baby-sitting service will be available. MIZRACHI MEETING Mizrachl Women will meet Mon¬ day at Ahavas Sholom Synagogue. All members are urged to atend but have no appointment, call Mrs, Charles Tails, EV. 2230, or Bernard Kaplan, FA. 4137. Food chairman, Mra. Joaeph Schecter, haa planned for refreshments to be served to the donors. Take thla eaqy opportunity to aupport the Jewish Community Council's blood drive; remember, all members of your family are en¬ titled to free blood in cajse of an emergency.^ Make an appointment for Wednesday. All donors will be given a free physical examination to make sure that they can give blood. DANCE APRIL 29 ! One of the- finest social affairs of the year is planned for the com¬ munity by Zion Chapter 127 and Zion Lodge 62 of B'nai B'rith, Sun¬ day evening, April 29, at the Pt. Hayes Hotel, according to Ann Schilling and Herb Cummins, co- chairmen. To raise money for its many charitable causes, the men and women of B'nai B'rith have set the admission price as $6 redemption value of sales tax stamps or cash, per person. It will be a buffet dln- ner-dancc, with the public Invited. Do,or prizes will be awarded. ADL's Author, Arnold Forster, to Speak Here April 17 The author of a book which probes the u^e of antl-Semitl«m aa a present day political weapon and sold over 30,000 copies in ad¬ vance orders before publication date—will keynote a Joint B'nai B'rith iTieetlng Tuesday, April 17, at the Jewish Center. The author Is Arnold Forster, At)U» ohlet counsel and civil rights director, who collaborated with ^enjamln R. Bpstein, national director, on the new Antl-Defamatlon League ex¬ pose CROSS CURRB^rrs When a book of this type forces Its publishers (Doubleday & Co.) into a third printing before the first one Is off tho press, that's news! Add to that the fact that less than two weeks after its re¬ lease last month. It became a natloi^ best seller, and you can see why It long ago convinced the publishers that they had po¬ tentially one of tho most contro¬ versial—most discussed—most cov¬ eted books of ieS6. • CROSS CURRENTS Is based on a four-year Investigation by ADU directed by Mr. Forster, of political antl-SemltIsm In the United Statea, In Germany, and In the Middle East. In one section, the authors reveal the source and motivation of the antl-Semltlc campaigns or¬ ganized by a lunatic fringe agalnsf the President These reached their peak during the last presidential conventions and are likely to or- rupt again with equal frenzy now that Mr. Elsenhower has announc¬ ed his availability for a second term. A section on the Middle East documents the w«ll-heeled and carefully organized ant 1-Jewlsh propaganda campaign stimulated in the United States by Arab Lea¬ gue diplomats to destroy Ameri¬ can sympathy for Israel. In Its probing of West Germany, CROSS CURRB»ITS reveals the Internat¬ ional tie-up between the Neo-Nazi underground movement there and similar groups In the United States, Great Britain and South America. The above are some ol the areas which Mr. Porster will highlight In his major address here A)>ril 17. CROSS CU.^IRENTS sella to the general public through book^ore» at i*. However, for a limited time, members of Zion Lodge and Chap, ter can secure copies at the special discount price of iZ. Orders can b^ placed with the Lodge and ChaiH- ter ADL chairman, Mr. and M^.:, Philip Bradley, or directly with ih,B, ADL Regional office, f2 N. Hltl|; St, Suite «lft CA. 1-M17.
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ECAC Hockey coaches have left for the supposed greener pastures of other conferences several times over the past decade. The lure of coaching in an elite conference (usually for an elite salary) and leaving behind the recruiting obstacle of stricter academic guidelines seemingly always makes it a simple choice.
UMass, looking to replace Don Cahoon (who arrived in Amherst via Princeton a dozen years ago), contacted Pecknold last week and offered him a multi-year contract for a hefty sum of money. But Quinnipiac wasted virtually no time, a matter of a few hours in fact, to make an aggressive counter-offer for even more money to keep Pecknold home.
It's quite a testament to how far the program has come, and how serious Quinnipiac's administration is about ensuring its success, since those mid 1990s days of NCAA Division III hockey.
- Yale hockey assistant Red Gendron, who came to New Haven from UMass a year ago, interviewed for the vacant position earlier this week.
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The real worry, according to "Raging Bull" producers, is the sequel is so horrible it will sully the reputation of the original. That's a stretch. But it begs the question: where were these guys when "Caddyshack II" was released?
- Matt Kemp, the Dodgers superstar outfielder, has missed most of the last two months with hamstring issues. He's on a minor league rehab assignment, and targeting a post All Star Game return to Los Angeles. What good can possibly come out of his scheduled participation in Monday's Home Run Derby?
- Kudos to Bryce Harper, who in the offseason plans to get his Emergency Medical Technician license so he can become a fire fighter in case baseball doesn't work out.
It's always a smart move to have a contingency plan. I suppose that applies even if you're considered one of the game's future greats, with a multi-million dollar contract already in the bank. (Apparently, $19 million doesn't go quite as far as it used to.)
But hey, even I have something to fall back on in case this sports writing thing doesn't work out. That's right. I've earned degrees from both kinds of college: barber and clown. Continued...
- Even at age 66, Reggie Jackson still fancies himself as the straw that stirs the drink in New York.
He ranted against fellow Hall of Fame members he deemed undeserving of their places in Cooperstown, a list that included Gary Carter. Then, he called out Alex Rodriguez by saying his numbers are tainted due to Rodriguez's admitted steroid use.
Hey, Reggie's right. About A-Rod, that is. We here at Sunday Gravy headquarters love 'The Kid.' But Jackson, as a front-office employee of the Yankees (he's a special advisor, whatever that entails), shouldn't be creating controversy.
Unless he's trying to kill the queen in the next "Naked Gun." Then again, with Leslie Nielsen gone, that's a sequel idea in line with "Raging Bull 2".
- Missed the chance last week, but deepest condolences to the family of longtime high school coach Ken Walker.
Walker, who coached the Foran baseball team this past season, died June 28 at the age of 60.
My first job out of college was covering Foran football for the Milford Citizen. Walker was fiery on the sidelines, but a joy to talk to afterward. He had a funny habit of turning the tables during interviews, and I'd be the one answering his questions about statistics or certain players.
Foran came from nowhere to win a state championship that fall. One of the season's lasting images came after the team secured a spot in the Class M title game by beating cross-city rival Law, and the giant smile on Walker's face as he was carried off the field. We'll miss him.
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Gregory W. Meeks is a Democratic congressman representing the 5th District of New York.
Congressman Meeks earned his bachelor's degree at Adelphi University and he received his law degree from Howard University. He is a member of the Allen AME Church in St. Albans New York and is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. He is married to Simone-Marie Meeks.[1]
Congressman Meeks is a senior member of the House Financial Services Committee, and is the former chairman of the Subcommittee on International Monetary Policy and Trade. He currently serves on the Subcommittee on Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit, and Subcommittee on Domestic Monetary Policy and Technology. A critical committee for the state of New York, the Financial Services Committee oversees all components of the nation's housing and financial services sectors including banking, insurance, real estate, public and assisted housing, and securities. The Committee continually reviews the laws and programs relating to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Federal Reserve Bank, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and international development and finance agencies such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
Congressman Meeks serves as a senior member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee where he is Ranking Member of the Subcommittee on Europe and Eurasia, and sits on the Subcommittee on Asia, the Pacific and Global Environment. At a time when the world is more interconnected than ever before, the Foreign Affairs Committee has an important role to play. The Committee is responsible for oversight and legislation relating to: foreign assistance; the Peace Corps; national security developments affecting foreign policy; strategic planning and agreements; war powers, treaties, executive agreements, and the deployment and use of United States Armed Forces; peacekeeping, peace enforcement, and enforcement of United Nations or other international sanctions; arms control and disarmament issues; the United States Agency for International Development; activities and policies of the State, Commerce and Defense Departments and other agencies related to the Arms Export Control Act, and the Foreign Assistance Act.[2]
Staffer's 2000 trip to Cuba
In February 2000, Faith Blackburne from the office of Congressman Gregory Meeks spent six days in Havana, Cuba, for the purpose of "improving US/Cuba relations". The trip cost $1,778.47 and was paid for by the Christopher Reynolds Foundation.[3]
Staffer's 2007 trip to Venezuela
Rep. Meeks sent Sophie Atlee King to Venezuela for 4 days in July 2007. The trip was courtesy of a $1,606.25 grant from the Institute for Policy Studies connected Center for Democracy in the Americas... "To examine U.S. policy toward Venezuela and to better understand how government policies are affecting foreign investment in the energy sector" .[4]
Cuban visit
The invitation for U.S. students to earn a free medical education in Cuba dates to June 2000, when a group from the Congressional Black Caucus visited Cuban president Fidel Castro. It was presided over by the then Caucus President James Clyburn, from North Carolina, and was made up of Bennie Thompson from Mississippi and Gregory Meeks from New York. Representative Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) described huge areas in his district where there were no doctors, and Castro responded with an offer of full scholarships for U.S. citizens to study at ELAM. Later that year, Castro spoke at the Riverside Church in New York, reiterating the offer and committing 500 slots to U.S. students who would pledge to practice in poor U.S. communities. Castro opened the doors of the program to 500 U.S. students who began enrolling two years later.[5]
Castro's version
Writing in Granma April 7 2009, Fidel Castro gave his version of the Clyburn, Thompson, Meeks visit;[6]
- In May 2000, another Caucus delegation visited us. It was presided over by the then Caucus President James Clyburn, from North Carolina, and was made up of Bennie Thompson from Mississippi and Gregory Meeks from New York. These congressmen were the first to learn from me of Cuba's disposition to grant a number of scholarships to low-income youths, to be selected by the Congressional Black Caucus, so that they could come to Cuba and study medicine. We made a similar offer to the "Pastors for Peace" NGO, which is presided over by Reverend Lucius Walker, who sent the first students to the Latin American School of Medicine (ELAM).
- When the anti-Cuban pressures and activities of the Bush administration were intensified with respect to travel and the presence in Cuba of persons under U.S. jurisdiction, Black Caucus legislators addressed Secretary of State Colin Powell and managed to secure a license that legally allowed American youths to continue their medical studies – which they had already begun – in Cuba.
Another Cuba trip
From Dec. 15 - Dec. 18, 2006, a Congressional Delegation of ten congressmen and women from the U.S. House of Representatives visited Havana, Cuba. Leading the delegation were Jeff Flake and Bill Delahunt. The other participants were Hilda Solis, Jo Ann Emerson, Jerry Moran, Michael Conaway, Jane Harman, Lincoln Davis, Gregory Meeks and Jim McGovern. The delegation met with Cuban Foreign Minister, Felipe Perez Roque and other communist officials. The delegation asked to meet with Raul Castro during their weekend visit to Cuba, but there was no word on whether such a meeting would take place.[7]
Congressional Black Caucus Detroit event
Over 5,000 jobseekers showed up at the Wayne County Community College in Detroit for a jobs fair and town hall meeting yesterday. More than 7,000 attended last week's event in Cleveland, the second stop on the Congressional Black Caucus's "For the People" tour.
Over 1,000 positions were offered at the fair.
The event was hosted by Democratic U.S. Reps. John Conyers and Hansen Clarke. Also present from the caucus were Maxine Waters of California, Emanuel Cleaver of Missouri and Gregory Meeks from New York.
Rep. Maxine Waters, noting the great love and admiration for President Obama in the African American community, called on the audience to "unleash us" to address the president on the jobs issue. "When you tell us it's alright and you unleash us and you tell us you're ready for us to have this conversation, we're ready to have the conversation. The Congressional Black Caucus loves the president too. We're supportive of the president but we're getting tired ya'll..." she said.
Rep. John Conyers called for a demonstration in front of the White House, "We should be in front, three to five, six thousand people the day before we open our 40th conference on Tuesday, September the 20th, in front of the White House, demanding jobs," Conyers said.[8]
Chavez's funeral
In March 2013, Queens Congressman Gregory Meeks announced he would officially represent the United States at former Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez's funeral, a country he's dealt with in the past as a senior member on the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
"I thought that the trip was very good," Mr. Meeks said. "I was welcomed there by both members of the opposition as well as people close to President Chávez. As you know, I got to know President Chávez quite well. I think that though controversial–there were many things that I disagreed with–that he did have his heart on the poor. When you look at the thousands upon thousands of people that were in the streets mourning his death, Venezuela is clearly a country that is in mourning."
Mr. Meeks further said he was impressed by the wide range of international leaders in attendance, leaving him optimistic about the region's future.
"It was an opportunity to hope that we have a better relationship with Venezuela in the future," he explained. "There were world leaders from many of our allies–Colombia, all of the Caribbean, and everyone who was there–so it was an opportunity to talk to them also about where we go from here and how we can improve relationships. …The hemisphere is important to us. So it was moving in seeing the hemisphere trying to come together and work in a collective basis. … It showed a significant difference in what's taken place in Latin America today as [opposed] to what has taken place in Latin America 20, 25 years ago. … Before Chávez was president poor people had no hope. Chavez gave them hope and that someone was on their side."
"I believe in democracy and the people of Venezuela elect its leaders just like we elect ours," he said. "So that's for the people of Venezuela to decide and move together. Chávez was democratically elected three times. So I would never disparage a people's choice for their president just like I don't want anyone to disparage the American people's choice for president. [9]
At Chavez's funeral
In the funeral hall, more than 30 political leaders including Cuba's Raul Castro and Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad stood at attention before Chavez's flag-draped coffin. Many of them were welcomed by Nicolas Maduro, the vice president who will later be sworn in as interim president. The glass-topped coffin, which has been open since Wednesday, was shut for the funeral.
Congressman Gregory Meeks (D-NY) and former Congressman William Delahunt (D-MA) attended the Venezuelan leader's funeral. Hollywood actor Sean Penn and Reverend Jesse Jackson were also at the funeral. "We pray God today that you will heal the breach between the U.S. and Venezuela," Jackson said.[10]
The following are past and present staff:[11]
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- Lesley L. Williams
- Jihad Saleh Williams (Saleh)
- Edward Williams
- Jeanne Patrice Willoughby (Patrice)
- ↑ [ http://www.house.gov/meeks/bio.shtml Official Congressional bio, accessed July 29, 2011]
- ↑ [ http://www.house.gov/meeks/bio.shtml Official Congressional bio, accessed July 29, 2011]
- ↑ American Radio Works website: Trips sponsored by the Christopher Reynolds Foundation
- ↑ Legistorm: Center for Democracy in the Americas - Sponsor of Congressional Travel (accessed on August 30, 2010)
- ↑ [http://academic.udayton.edu/health/02organ/providers01.htm Fitzhugh Mullan, M.D Affirmative Action, Cuban Style, New England Journal of Medicine Volume 351:2680-2682 December 23, 2004 Number 26]
- ↑ Reflections of Fidel, The seven Congress members who are visiting us, Havana. April 7, 2009
- ↑ Havana Journal website: Fidel Castro and US Congressional trip to Cuba update, Dec. 17, 2006 (accessed on April 28, 2010)
- ↑ Peoples World, Detroit demands action on jobs, by: Joe Sims, August 17 2011
- ↑ [Phttp://politicker.com/2013/03/congressman-gregory-meeks-reports-back-after-attending-hugo-chavezs-funeral/oliticker NY Congressman Gregory Meeks Reports Back After Attending Hugo Chávez's Funeral, By Colin Campbell 3/11]
- ↑ Breitbart, U.S. Congressmen Join Sean Penn at Chavez's Funeral, by Kerry Picket 8 Mar 2013
- ↑ http://www.legistorm.com/member/372/Rep_Gregory_Meeks_NY.html. Accessed 12/14/2011


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