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Director-General meets Senegal's Minister for Agriculture
1 November 2013, Dakar, Senegal - FAO Director-General José Graziano da Silva today congratulated Papa Abdoulaye Seck on his appointment as Senegal's Minister for Agriculture and recalled the many years that Seck collaborated with FAO as Director General of the Africa Rice Centre.
The two officials discussed global food security and nutrition and Seck stressed that Africa has the potential to be the food basket of the world.
The minister thanked FAO for its work at global level and called for more support in Senegal in particular for the implementation of the Accelerated Programme for Agriculture in Senegal (PRACAS) and the reconstitution of seed capital as main priorities.
Graziano da Silva confirmed FAO's support, reiterating his words to Senegal's President Macky Sall at their meeting in Tokyo during the Tokyo International Conference on African Development.
The Director-General said the government of Senegal could capitalize on FAO's good practices and achievements in water and soil and assured the minister that the Organization will continue to assist the government in its priority areas through its Country Programming Framework.
The minister said he would work together with FAO and take a leading role in the commission preparing for the International Year for Family Farming in 2014.


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This week the House voted on budget proposals for Fiscal Year 2013. The Republican budget, put forward by Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, was presented as "a choice between two futures" that would show a stark contrast between their priorities and those of Democrats.
They were absolutely right: the choice could not be more clear. The Republican budget presents the American people with a vivid picture of the direction its authors want to take this country. Its vision consists of ending the Medicare guarantee and cutting taxes for the wealthiest among us, while putting jobs and our economic recovery at risk.
By ending the Medicare guarantee, the Republican budget shifts increasing costs to seniors and the disabled over the next several years. It reopens the Medicare Part D "donut hole" -- that is now closing, thanks to the Affordable Care Act -- which will lead to $44 billion in increased drug costs for seniors by 2020. Furthermore, their budget turns Medicaid into a block grant program and slashes its funding by one-third over the next decade, jeopardizing access to health care and nursing home care for seniors, the disabled, and low-income Americans. And it repeals the patient protections and the cost containment policies of the Affordable Care Act.
At the same time, the Republican budget cuts jobs and puts our economic recovery at risk by slashing critical investments in programs that are key to our economic strength and that protect the most vulnerable among us. It cuts highway funding, which will impede our ability to support commerce and all the jobs that depend on goods moving quickly from manufacturer to market. It decimates investments in education and in building an educated workforce through reductions in financial aid to millions of students -- including cuts to Pell grants -- and it will widen the achievement gap by kicking more than 200,000 low-income preschoolers out of Head Start. Instead of providing a boost to innovation, a driver for economic competitiveness, the Republican budget cuts $11 billion in scientific, medical, and technological research just next year alone. Their budget also guts programs aimed at deploying domestic renewable energy and advanced vehicle technologies -- areas where investments could grow countless middle-class jobs for years to come, and are critical to pursuing an "all of the above" energy strategy.
All of us want to put America back on a sustainable fiscal path, but to do so everyone must be asked to pitch in. The Republican budget, however, places the entire burden of deficit reduction on the middle class, seniors, and the most vulnerable among us while giving $1 trillion in tax cuts to the wealthiest. An individual earning $1 million a year would receive, on average, a $150,000 tax cut.
On top of that, Republicans are breaking the agreement reached last August that set spending levels for this year. By doing so, they are once again putting us at risk for a government shutdown, contributing to the uncertainty American businesses, investors, and families are already facing, and undercutting their credibility in future negotiations.
Democrats take a sharply different view. As a reflection of our values and aspirations, our budget invests in a strong economy, preserves the Medicare guarantee, and moves us toward fiscal soundness. It seeks to build on the progress we've already made in our economic recovery by helping our businesses compete globally, making it easier for Americans who are out of work to find jobs, and reducing the deficit in a balanced way.
The Democratic budget put forward by Budget Committee Ranking Member Chris Van Hollen reflects House Democrats' Make It In America plan for creating jobs and strengthening our economic competitiveness. It contains provisions to help revitalize American manufacturing, and it calls for investments in innovation, education, and infrastructure that will help businesses expand and grow jobs that won't be shipped overseas.
Make It In America is an investment in a future unlike the one that would result from Republicans' disastrous budget. As the budget and appropriations process moves forward, Democrats will use every opportunity to advance Make It In America items.
Democrats welcome the distinction Chairman Ryan and other Republicans seek to draw between their policy priorities of ending Medicare and cutting taxes for millionaires and billionaires and our plan to create jobs, invest in economic competitiveness, lower costs for seniors, and grow the middle class.
Our budget can be a down payment for the kind of country we wish to see in the years ahead, where American businesses thrive, where the middle class is strong and growing, and where seniors' health security is protected. That is the direction our budget should take, and it's the future I know we can achieve.


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Wilson leads rain-shortened state Mid-Am
Brett Wilson
fired a four-under-par 66 to lead the first day of the rain-shortened NHGA Mid-Amateur on Friday at Cochecho Country Club in Dover.
The event will end Saturday after 36 holes. It was originally set as a 54-hole tournament.
Wilson, of Golf Club of New England in Stratham, carries a one-stroke lead over
Phil Pleat
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Chris Rivard
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Photo of Jennifer VanderMeulen courtesy of Gil Talbot Photography.
Freshman Jennifer VanderMeulen of the Harvard women's lacrosse team was named the Co-Offensive Player of the Week as announced by the conference office Monday evening. This is VanderMeulen's second player of the week nod, just five weeks into the season.
VanderMeulen led the Crimson with 10 goals and two assists in two games last week. She had a career-high six goals and two assists for a career-best eight points in a 19-4 win over Bryant as well as four goals against Brown. She had a draw control and a caused turnover against the Bears, while she had a ground ball, a draw control and two caused turnovers versus the Bulldogs.
She leads the Crimson and Ivy League in scoring with 29 goals or 3.62 tallies per game. She has a team-best 33 points, which ranks second in the Ancient Eight.
VanderMeulen garnered Co-Offensive Player of the Week March 15. She was named to the Women'sLacrosse.com honor roll March 4 as well.
Harvard travels to Yale and Virginia this weekend for two contests on the road.


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TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) Kevin Kolb wasn't around to talk to reporters Friday. He probably was home nursing his many aches and pains in the aftermath of Arizona's first loss of the season, a 17-3 Thursday night manhandling at St. Louis.
Kolb was sacked nine times after being nailed eight times a week earlier. When he wasn't sacked, he often was slammed to the ground after barely getting off the pass.
The Cardinals' offensive line, already considered a weak link, was exposed in a nationally televised flop that, among Arizona fans, erased the euphoria of the team's best start in 38 years.
The Cardinals again had no running game to speak of and their three points were their fewest in a game since 2004, three years before Ken Whisenhunt took over in Arizona.
Twice he was hit so hard his helmet was knocked off, leaving him on his knees or on his backside, blood on his lips.
After a preseason game against Oakland, Raiders defensive end Tommy Kelly said Kolb played ``skittish'' and ``scared.'' No one was calling Kolb scared after Thursday night.
``I think he answered a lot of questions about that,'' Whisenhunt said. ``People were questioning his toughness or his ability to play in one of those kinds of games. He certainly did that.''
As tight end Rob Housler put it, ``You can follow a guy who gets back up.''
Guard Daryn Colledge said Kolb ``showed what we always knew.''
``A lot of people said he wasn't tough, he'd been knocked out of a couple of games, he'd gotten some shots put on him,'' Colledge said, ``but he's willing to stand in there and get a bloody nose. He's proved that and we want to keep fighting to for him.
``We take that personal. We want to protect him.''
Even though Kolb was sacked 17 times over a period of five days, Whisenhunt was unwilling to be overly critical of his offensive line.
``They had five sacks in (the first) three games,'' Whisenhunt said. ``We weren't overly praiseworthy of them at that point either. You have to keep it consistent and have a middle line.''
Not that the coach is unaware of the problem.
``Are we disappointed we have that many sacks? Absolutely,'' Whisenhunt said. ``Are working to get better? Do we expect to get better? Sure we do. The guys are working at it. We have to work better at it.''
It's not like the Cardinals can easily go out and find an offensive tackle any better than the ones they already have.
When left tackle Levi Brown went down with a season-ending injury, well-traveled but sparsely used D'Anthony Batiste shifted from right tackle to the left side, with rookie Bobby Massie starting at right tackle.
Both have struggled mightily against pass rushers on the edge. Massie has been particularly vulnerable.
``I'm trying to get better every practice, every game,'' Massie said. ``I've just got to keep working at it.''
Only two tight ends were active because of injury, and one of them (Housler) not really a blocked. The team also didn't have running back LaRod Stephens-Howling, who despite his diminutive size is good at picking up the blitz.
That severely limited Arizona's ability to give the line some help.
Colledge said he knows the line only gets noticed when it fails, and that it takes the brunt of the criticism even if there are problems elsewhere that contributed to the assault on Kolb.
``That's how this game works,'' Colledge said. ``We're kind of quiet soldiers. When things are going good, it's all about the skill guys and we're great with that. And when it goes bad, it's on us and we know that. That's great, that's what we signed up for.''
The line, he said, is ``going to find a way to grow from this and get better.''
The rush might not have been so fierce had Arizona been able to run the ball. After gaining 28 yards against Miami, the Cardinals got 45 yards rushing against the Rams.
Already without running back Beanie Wells until at least Nov. 25, the Cardinals lost Ryan Williams to a left shoulder injury. Whisenhunt said that after treatment Williams could have gone back into the game, but there was no point in risking it.
After a poor performance on a short turnaround on Thursday night, the Cardinals have nine days to recover and prepare for their Oct. 14 home game against Buffalo.
After that, it's a rough stretch that begins at Minnesota, followed by a Monday night home contest against San Francisco, and road games against Green Bay and Atlanta.
Still, the Cardinals still are 4-1, and that's better than most of the rest of the NFL.
``We'll look at a lot of things that we've got to do, but I'm not going to panic,'' Whisenhunt said. ``We've got a team that's tough mentally. They'll bounce back from this.''
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Media Contact: Karen V. Gregory, Secretary (202-523-5725)
A federal court has barred Indigo Logistics, LLC, located in Savannah and Atlanta, Georgia, from violating the Shipping Act by acting as an ocean freight forwarder without a Federal Maritime Commission (FMC)-issued license or proof of financial responsibility. Judge Timothy C. Batten, Sr. issued the preliminary injunction order in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia on April 15, 2011.
The court's order applies to the Indigo Logistics Defendants, which include Indigo Logistics, LLC; its president Liliya Ivanenko; Leonid Ivanenko, who is responsible for Indigo's day-to-day operations; as well as their agents, servants, employees, and attorneys, and those in active concert or participation with them. The order enjoins the Indigo Logistics Defendants from acting and operating as an ocean transportation intermediary without a valid license and bond, proof of insurance, or other surety. Violation of the injunction could lead to Defendants being held in civil contempt by the court.
On April 7, 2011, the FMC initiated an investigation based on evidence that the Indigo Logistics Defendants had provided services as an ocean freight forwarder since at least 2008 without the requisite license or bond. On April 8, 2011, the FMC requested that the court enjoin the Indigo Logistics Defendants from further illegal activities. The maximum penalty for a violation of the Shipping Act or Commission regulation is $40,000 per violation.
Members of the public shipping vehicles or other goods overseas should avoid using Indigo Logistics, LLC, Liliya Ivanenko, or Leonid Ivanenko for ocean freight forwarding services. To locate an ocean freight forwarder who can assist in arranging your international ocean shipments, use the FMC's list of licensed, bonded freight forwarders. You can also use a Non-Vessel-Operating Common Carrier (NVOCC) to provide international ocean transportation for your goods.
In response to the court's ruling, FMC Chairman Richard A. Lidinsky, Jr. stated: "The public has a right to expect that any company arranging international ocean shipments is properly licensed and bonded as required by U.S. law. The FMC is committed to ensuring that such companies comply with the law. We are pleased that the court acted so promptly to prevent violations of the Shipping Act."
References: U. S. District Court, N.D. Georgia Case No. 1:11-cv-01134-TCB.
Federal Maritime Commission, Docket No. 11-06.
The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) is the independent federal agency responsible for regulating the nation's international ocean transportation for the benefit of exporters, importers, and the American consumer. The FMC's mission is to foster a fair, efficient, and reliable international ocean transportation system while protecting the public from unfair and deceptive practices.
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Patrick White commits to the Sarnia Sting
Sarnia, On – General Manager Jacques Beaulieu announced this morning that the hockey club has signed Patrick White to an OHL Standard Player Agreement.
White a native of Orleans, Ontario was a 5th round selection of the Sting in the 2012 OHL Priority Selection out of the Ottawa Jr. 67's program.
This season White is currently a member of the Gloucester Rangers Jr. A team playing in the CCHL.
White is the third leading scorer on the Rangers with 15 goals and 25 points.
Jacques Beaulieu commented on the signing of White.
"We really feel that Patrick has a bright future in our league. He has proven he can produce playing against older players in the CCHL and it should be a good stepping stone for him looking to make the jump to the OHL next season. We are happy with how our players from last year's draft are developing this year. That draft will be the foundation of our future moving forward."
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DOB: February 13, 1996 Hometown: Orleans, ON
Ht: 5.11 Wt: 187
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More than just a cap.
The low-profile Gore Bike Wear Universal SO Thermo Helmet Cap will make your winter rides just a touch more tolerable. Gore Placed its famed WindStopper membrane at the front and over the ears to keep icy winds at bay, and constructed the rest of the cap from a thermal polyester to wick moisture and keep you from overheating.
Because layering for winter riding can cause problems with all of your accessories, Gore thoughtfully provided pass-through slots for your favorite sunnies. The Cap is treated with reflective logos to provide low-light safety.
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Cold weather, Warm head
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: medium
- Height: 6'
- Weight: 165lbs
Comfortable fit, warm, better than a balaclava above 35 degrees F. This has conveniently placed openings for glasses so allows better heat retention without that gap normally caused by glasses. Fits well under the bike helmet. Definitely recommended.
Great Cap!
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Large
First cold Indiana ride of the season. 38-42 degree 2 hour ride. My head and ears were nice and warm. Great fit! I would buy this cap again.
great cap
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: large
- Height: 5'9"
- Weight: 175lbs
this is the best cap ever. fits my large cranium better than any other. great on my early morning brisk coastal rides. best of all it perfectly covers my ears that makes for a much more comfortable ride. love it !
really warm!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: m
- Height: 5'4"
- Weight: 113lbs
has kept me warm while riding in 20* weather, (colder w wind chill). it blocks out the wind and covers my ears. my lobes are a tiny bit exposed but this does not detract from its function for me. I did have to get used to the staggered slots for my glasses though. I've tried other head gear but prefer this for the coldest of days.
Thanks for the review! Super helpful to get this feedback out to the community.
Gore SO thermal helmet cap
- Fit: True to size
- Height: 5'7"
- Weight: 140lbs
I have use this cap under my helmet more than a dozen times in temps. down to near freezing so you know what the wind chill must have been. I am very comfortable in this cap. Admittedly when the temps get around 50 my head gets wet so precludes me from removing it as I don't want to freeze my head. Now that I've experienced this I absolutely can't ride in the cold without it. I normally wear a small helmet and had to buy a medium inorder to be comfortable when wearing the cap.
Winter Biking
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Height: 6'2"
- Weight: 205lbs
This is a great hat. It covers the ears and does not allow your head to get cold. I have used several times in temps into the mid 30's. The hole for glasses is easy to use and does not let in air (at least under the helmet). I would buy again.
Excellent Product
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I have to disagree with Power Addict. Wore this on New Years Day (20F) for 22 miles and my ears never got cold, even though some of my lobes weren't covered. I too really like the staggered slots for my sunglasses.
My ear lobs weren't covered either, found irritating to have lower band of cap rubbing bottom of ears so returned. The larger size fits my head well but length of cap down over ear probably same as small size cap. Have another Gore cap that fits over ears just fine but is worn from lots of use.
Recipe for cold ears
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
I wanted a cap to keep my ears warm and couldn't decide between this Thermo version and the standard version, so I bought both. The description for the Thermo cap is wrong: the ears are NOT Windstopper. They are simply fleece and allow 90% of the wind to come through. I rode in it anyway, thinking that maybe the Windstopper on the rest of the cap would keep the blood in my head warm which would then flow through my ears. What actually happened is that the Windstopper on the top of the cap prevented the sweat on my head from evaporating, so it pooled up and fell down around my ears. This moisture readily evaporated on my barely protected earlobes. On the plus side, the fleece ear covers don't block any sound, either, so you can easily hear traffic.
Side by side view of Both versions
Thermo in front, stand version behind.
Back View of Both Versions
Thermo in front...standard version behind.
Well, more like very warm (but not sweaty). This is a must for cold weather rides; much warmer than the standard Universal cap, which is really more like a 'head band' with a thin top...O.K. for coolish, but not cold rides.
Fits fine under my Specialized S-Works Prevail helmet.
*Love the ear slots for glasses to fit into, without causing gaps for cold winds to get in (there is fabric on the inside of ear slots that further protect from windchill, so that no air is directly passing through!).
Here is a shot of the cozy interior. The thermo version is in front, where the standard version is behind; you can see the difference in thickness.
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Here is the sizing chart from Gore Bike Wear's website
Kick-it-up a Notch...
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
*I reviewed this, and the regular 'Universal SO Helmet Cap'...on that items' page (because this wasn't pictured on-line at the time).
Anyway, this is absolutely great for cold weather riding. It is a huge step up in warmth and wind protection than the other cap, which is better for milder rides as there is practically no protection on the top of it...where the most heat loss occurs!
Love the slits for slipping your glasses through, eliminating drafts for cold air; so simple yet so smart.