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The East Hampton Village Board voted on Friday to ban the use of plastic checkout bags in the village, but not before considerable comment from people on both sides of the debate.
Speaking in favor of the ban, Linda James, an East Hampton resident and conservation representative for the Garden Club of America, said that several towns and villages in New York State have adopted similar bans. She said it was a priority for garden club members, and hailed the village as being "on the cutting edge of conservation initiatives."
Dieter von Lehsten of the Sustainable Southampton (Green) Committee showed off the brown cotton bag that he said he has been using for 20 years. "I just wash it and use it again," he said, adding that Southampton Village, which enacted a bag ban in April, is "just half a step ahead."
Maureen Dolan Murphy of Citizens Campaign for the Environment pointed that a ban enacted in Washington, D.C., has led to "an 80-percent reduction in one year." Ms. Murphy, along with Deborah Klughers, both pointed out that fossil fuels are used to create the bags, to the tune, Ms. Klughers estimated, of 1.7 billion gallons per year "in the midst of an oil crisis."
"Each American uses 300 to 700 plastic bags a year," she said. "Every hour 200,000 plastic bags hit the landfills."
However, there were several at the meeting who spoke out against the ban.
Patricia Brodhagen, the vice president of public affairs for the Food Industry Alliance of New York State, a grocery trade organization, said that her group "was in support of the goal and increasing the use of reusable bags," but "what we don't do, as an industry, is support a ban."
"A ban won't change human behavior," she said, adding that the industry is concerned about driving the business toward bags made of paper, "which carries with it different economic and environmental consequences."
Stephen Rosario, from the American Chemistry Council, a trade organization "representing companies engaged in the business of chemistry," according to its Web site, cautioned against dehumanizing the industry. "These are people who work, ordinary people," he said, referring to the nine plastic bag companies on Long Island that employ hundreds of workers.
He referred to the seat-belt law enacted in 1984 by New York State, the first state to do so, and said, "New Yorkers don't like to be told what to do."
He also stated that there were "legal issues that the village should be aware of," since the local law would pre-empt state law.
"Changing public behavior is one of the hardest things to do," said Adrienne Esposito, the executive director for Citizens Campaign for the Environment. "It's also one of the most meaningful things to do."
Waldbaum's is the only chain supermarket that will be affected by the law, as the North Main Street I.G.A. lies just outside village borders.
The Waldbaum's manager, John Quackenbush, said that he would like to get rid of all bags, which drew applause from both sides. However, he pointed out that the Newtown Lane grocery store simply did not have the space to change to all paper, all the time. The cost, he added, would be passed on to the customer, as the chain would be unable to absorb the increased price of paper bags. He said the law smacked of discrimination, since the store's customers "from low income areas need to use plastic."
Jeremy Samuelson, a senior environmental advocate with Group for the East End, responded to Mr. Quackenbush.
"I am one of your customers, and I am asking you to support this. It's not about paper versus plastic," he said. "We need to get rid of the idea of this as an onerous, insurmountable task. I say 'ridiculous,' " he continued. "This is not the cataclysmic event that the industry makes it out to be."
After the public hearing was closed, the board voted on the legislation prohibiting the use of retail checkout bags, which does not include plastic produce bags or plastic bags measuring 28 inches by 36 inches or larger.
"Discarded disposable bags pollute our open spaces and our beaches, harm and kill wildlife and aquatic species, clog storm drains resulting in localized flooding, and end up as debris in our oceans and ponds," the law reads, in part.
Mayor Paul F. Rickenbach Jr. thanked everyone for speaking. "That's what democracy is all about," he said. "We respect both sides."
"But sometimes, it takes a village," he said. "And the village stepped up to the plate."
The ban will take effect six months after the notice of the law's adoption is published, which Larry Cantwell, the village administrator, estimates as being early next year.


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Candidates in attendance: Norris Beckley (D), Stephen Cohn (R), Donna Eaton (D-i), Frank Page (R-i), Nathan Riggs (D), Shane Suttor (D-i), Jon Swindler (R-i), Mike Zoeller (D-i).
Absent because of medical issues: Bob Andriot (R), Alan Matthews (D-i).
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Candidates each had two minutes to respond to questions, and those running for Shelbyville City Council went first, headed up alphabetically by Norris Beckley.
He responded to the question that since he had previous experience on the council, what separated him from his opposition?
Beckley answered that he thought the biggest thing that separated him from his opponents was experience.
"It was over twenty years ago that I successfully ran on the city council; that's one of the biggest assets that I bring to this year's election," he said. "I understand government, I understand budgets, I understand how a city operates because of that previous experience."
Norris also said he felt it was time for new leadership, a sentiment that other candidates expressed as well.
"I've seen a certain segment in this community that doesn't have a voice, meaning the African Americans and the Latino community, and I want to represent that voice, and be the voice for that unspoken community, or segment of our population that really doesn't have a voice," he said.
Stephen Cohn went next.
"What decisions have you seen from the council that you might have made differently had you already served on the council?" Doyle asked.
"I don't know if there's any particular decision," he said. "I think the main goal of the city council is to make sure that the police and fire keep citizens safe," he said, adding that other goals include maintaining the streets.
"I don't think the city council's done a bad job, I just think they could use a fresh set of eyes," he said.
Incumbent Donna Eaton's question from Doyle was, "Last year, the city asked for a zoning change from agricultural to industrial for a piece of property that was annexed upon request outside the Shelbyville Bypass. That was not approved by Triple S [planning and zoning commission], but why was it so important that the city immediately annex a piece of farmland and seek to change its zoning status?"
Eaton responded that Triple S did turn the request down.
"The city council had ninety days in order to overturn the zoning board, we did not," she said. "We had a workshop, at which the public could have come, in which we went over every piece of land in the city that was available for industrial use. Many of them were not big enough; they had drawbacks, they had to have roads built to them, different things like that that kept them from being acceptable. It came up for rezone because I believe that property is for sale. So it was a consideration on our part as to whether we would rezone it. We, as a city council, did not overturn the zoning board. I do not like to talk for other people. I did not feel that at the current time, it was ready for any kind of development, I want to see more zoning specs that make the property more acceptable, especially on the bypass, but another consideration is that it is in the comprehensive plan, and that was a community thing, where the community got together and decided what they wanted to see there. When I started my candidacy for city council, my concern is your concern, and I want to do what you want to do."
Frank Page responded to the question related to Speedway's recently seeking to acquire property on Mount Eden Road at the northwest side of I-64 and have it annexed into the city just so it could compete for alcohol sales with nearby properties.
"Do you think it's time the city looks at cleaning up some of its boundaries so that we don't have these ongoing struggles with the county for annexations?" Doyle asked.
Page said that yes, he did think it was time the city looked at its boundaries.
"Not to say that the city or the county needs to pick and choose what businesses they should want or need, but also what makes the best sense for the county and the city as a whole," he said. He said he thought it was very important that the city and county continue to work together to ensure that they were on the same page in bringing profitable jobs to the community and growing in the right direction, and in thinking about how decisions would impact the community not just in the immediate future but in the long term.
Nathan Riggs responded to a question, "You have many previous roles on decision making boards. What decisions have you seen from the city council that you think that maybe could have benefited from your knowledge and experience and maybe should have gone the other way?"
Riggs said he thought as a practicing attorney, the council could benefit from some ideas he had.
He said he thought the city should have taken a longer look at the sidewalk issue.
"Any time you're assessing fees during an economic recession that's going to cost business leaders money, you're making it harder on them, and you're making it harder for them to keep their businesses where they are."
He cited things the city has done to get businesses to stay downtown, such as not paying occupational taxes and business license fees.
"We don't need to then tell businesses, this is the price of staying downtown, because a lot of them would have no problem moving to another location if they think that cost is too high. That's an issue for me."
Incumbent Shane Suttor's question was, "The city's police chief recently announced his retirement and the replacement has been named. Should the city council have approval process in hiring candidates for such high profile jobs? Are you comfortable with the current way it works?"
Suttor explained the city's hiring process, saying that a committee makes a recommendation to the council. He said he did not have a problem with the person who was chosen to replace Chief Bob Schutte, police Maj. D. Goodwin, but that he would have like to had had a say in the matter.
"The mayor appoints somebody to the position, and that's kind of way the rule is, and we don't have a whole lot of choice in that," he said. "I accept the mayor's position, and we'll back him up."
To incumbent Jon Swindler, Doyle said, "The city of Shelbyville actively is helping with private concepts for converting the old Blue Gables Motel into retail space and to create the city center around the Shelby County Community Theater. Why is this an apparently appropriate role for the city?"
Swindler replied that he thought it was important for the city to take a role in reshaping Blue Gables because, "It's the footsteps into downtown."
"We want our downtown to thrive, and what better way to have an opportunity to improve the gate into our downtown area. I think it's going to greatly improve the opportunity for business to look at downtown Shelbyville and to be a place where people will say, this is a great downtown, it's thriving, and I'm really excited about that project."
To incumbent Mike Zoeller: "Some community, large and small, are merging their city and county governments into one. What do you think of that concept, and why or why wouldn't it work in Shelby County?"
Zoeller said he thinks that concept works best in counties where there is only one city.
"In Shelby County, we have two cities; Simpsonville is kind of independent on their own, and they do their thing," he said. "We work close together with the county as often as we can, and I think because we work together closely with the county, with the way the government is set up today, I think that works OK and I don't know if we would get many more benefits if we were all one, because I don't know if we're quite big enough."
He cited Bowling Green, Lexington and Louisville as having merged governments, saying, "I don't think there's many communities our size that have just one government. I'm kind of partial to being on the city council, and I enjoy doing it, and I'd like to keep the city independent."
The city council candidates then had two minutes to talk about any topic they chose.
Beckley talked about his love for his community and how he was native to Shelbyville and had a chance to locate elsewhere, but chose to remain in the community and raise his family and make difference.
Cohn said he and his wife moved to Shelbyville four years ago, and one of his biggest issues, something that Beckley mentioned also, is to encourage job creation in Shelbyville, as well as to address the city's borders, which he said looks like a jigsaw puzzle.
Eaton talked about reaching some goals she had going into her tenure on the city council, such as being assessable and available to the people, and keeping taxes down, adding that she has never voted for a tax increase, and that the city has done well during her time on the council in building service and keeping and recruiting industry.
Page said he has enjoyed his first term on the city council and echoed Beckley's sentiments of being raised in Shelbyville and making the decision to remain in the community and raise his family. He cited his banking background of 20 years and extensive community service, serving on several boards.
Riggs talked about the recession and how it affects every aspect of the community, from divorce to criminal activity caused by unemployment, and decreased funding from the state to local bureaucracies. He mentioned an increase in foreclosures, and how local issues affect national politics. He said that caring about the political process could only be beneficial to everyone.
Suttor mentioned accomplishment the council has seen during his time on it, including planning for the future, with the East End Study, Discovery Gym, and his hands-on involvement in riding with police, code enforcement and public works, and thus gaining insight into the needs of both citizens and city employees.
Swindler said he was inspired by the candidates' enthusiasm for their community, and that was one thing that makes Shelbyville great. He commended their courage in running for office, and said he and his wife had moved from Lexington back to Shelbyville to raise their family. He reiterated others' views of the importance of job creation, saying it was a critical consideration and said he looked forward to the growth of the 7th Street Corridor.
Zoeller talked about his roots in the community as well, mentioning that he had worked for 17 years as an assistant principal, and that he has been on the city's budge committee all eight years that he has been on city council. He stressed how the city has built up its fire and police services and has been able to give city employees a raise every year and how the city has helped charitable organizations and given tax incentives.
Doyle read statements from Andriot, who was ill and could not attend, and from Matthews, who was absent because of a medical procedure he had scheduled for the next day.
Andriot's statement said he was running for council because he was a longtime Shelbyville business owner and wanted to see diversity in business and wanted to protect and preserve history in the community.
Matthews' statement said he was running for another term on the council because he wanted to promote job creation and give young people a reason to want to remain and raise their families in the community. He cited problems from an illegal resident population and from drug crimes.
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TWITTER, FACEBOOK and other social media have built their reputations by helping people keep in touch with family and friends. But a growing cadre of farmers is harnessing social media as a tool for communicating with consumers about the business of agriculture.
They have been spurred by the increased interest in agriculture among consumers and the fear that outside groups using the same social media tools will misinform those consumers about how crops and livestock are raised.
"The reality is that people are talking about agriculture on Facebook and Twitter," says Michele Payn-Knoper of Cause Matters, which provides agricultural advocacy training and social media strategy to farm groups and others. "If we aren't at the table, others will tell our story, and it may not be accurate."
Use of social media by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) highlights what farmers are up against, she says. The number of "fans" following the group's Facebook pronouncements has grown 25-fold since January 2009.
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Mike Haley, who raises crops and purebred Simmental cattle near West Salem, OH, demonstrated the power of Twitter on August 2, his 29th birthday. That day, he posted this tweet (as Twitter messages are called): "My Bday Wish: to get #moo to trend Today at 1:00 EST (10:00 AM PST) to show everyone's support of #family #dairy #farms."
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He got his wish. Over a seven-plus-hour period, #moo was in the top-10 list of topics and was mentioned in almost 4,000 messages from unique users.
"Did it raise the price of milk? No. But it raised awareness," says Haley, whose Twitter followers know him as @FarmerHaley.
Since the #moo test, pork producers have seen #oink make it into the top-two Twitter trending topics. The tweet: "Help make Twitter #oink at 9 am EST, Sun Aug. 16. Goal: Leave the pigs out of it, support pork producers! It's H1N1, NOT Swine Flu."
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Haley started using Twitter in March 2009 after attending an Ohio Farm Bureau meeting, where attendees were encouraged to use social media to tell ag's story. He started slowly, gradually becoming comfortable with the new medium, which requires posts of 140 characters or less.
"Initially, I saw that the information about agriculture often wasn't accurate," he recalls. "I slowly began to respond. You wouldn't believe the response I got. The more that they [other Twitter users] connected with me, the more they wanted input from the farm and realized I was telling the truth."
Nowadays, he tweets using both his home computer and his cell phone with text messaging. He often includes a photo of what he's currently doing or of some of his family's prize cattle.
"I have about 2,000 people who follow me," he says. "If I post a link, usually 40 or 50 people look at it right away. It is a trickle-down effect. I have exchanged tweets with people who are against production agriculture but who get to know me and get more comfortable with how I farm."
Haley also has used Twitter to build friendships with producers across the country who have a similar interest in informing consumers about agriculture using social media. Together, they have begun building a database of farmers using Twitter (send a message to @followfarmer to be added to the database). He and six other farmers also have started a Twitter account called @farm2u to answer questions from consumers about farmers and farming.
"I think those of us in agriculture need to connect to consumers more," he says. "With Twitter and other social media, you don't even have to leave the tractor seat to connect to consumers and put the face back on the farmer. I think every farmer should spend an hour a week connecting with consumers, whether it's through social media or face to face."
Payn-Knoper had similar goals when she established #AgChat, a weekly streaming conversation about agriculture, on Twitter in 2009. #AgChat, which takes place every Tuesday at 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. Eastern time, has more than 2,300 followers.
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In her training sessions, Payn-Knoper recommends starting slow with social media, keeping in mind the long-term objective as you take your first uncomfortable steps. "The influence you can have with social media is far greater than you can have with the people at the end of your driveway simply because of the large number of people engaged with these tools," she says.
"I typically recommend to folks that they spend 15 minutes a day to get started," she continues. "If you are more social, you might enjoy working with Facebook rather than Twitter. If you like more technical information, and lots of it, then start with Twitter."
For information on using social media, go to Payn-Knoper's Web site, www.michelepaynknoper.com. An October 8, 2009, blog post, "Translating the Twitterverse," includes a glossary of terms as well as a link to top Twitter tutorials on YouTube.


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The title of Lilly McElroy's photo series "I Throw Myself at Men" could not be more literal. The photos, taken by her partner in the project, capture her mid-air as she lunges at various men. She throws herself into the air with abandon and trusts that these strangers will catch her. It's an act of immense bravery captured on film. No, she's not saving lives or fighting demons, but McElroy is risking rejection and public humiliation in the name of art, and that takes a strength of conviction that I find breathtaking.
Initially, McElroy arranged the photo sessions using Craig's List, but found that the spontaneity of going to a bar, asking a physically large man to participate by trying to catch her at the very last moment, letting the bartender know what was happening, and then tossing herself in the air resulted in better images. The other bar patrons weren't in on the project—the sight of the airborne McElroy and the flash of the camera were the signals that something was going on.
"I am, at the moment, part projectile and part foolish romantic. These images are documents of a hopeful and violent gesture, a demand that the possibility of a connection exist. The men often look terrified or at least slightly surprised. My role as aggressor is clear and I think my leaps acknowledge the basic human desire for contact."
The awkward position of her body, the stoic tension of the male catcher, the illuminated bar scenes—all work together to make a captivating yet uncomfortable tableau. When they're pictured, it's the onlookers that make this series for me, though. Outside of the art making they smirk and gape—McElroy's unexpected grand gesture of connection misunderstood and unappreciated. This spectacle of literally throwing herself at men mimics the small, sad desperations of women figuratively throwing themselves at men. By exaggerating the impulse, McElroy regains the upper hand. It is a supremely feminist performance, one that takes chances but never relinquishes power.
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The 6-foot-8 center committed to the Patriots Sunday after being released from his National Letter of Intent with GW Friday evening. After Mike Lonergan replaced Karl Hobbs – a champion for Copes' recruitment – as the GW men's basketball head coach, Copes was unsure if he would remain a Colonial.
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The new Vogue Hommes Japan channels hard-hitting glamour and pole-dancing realness—no word if Madonna choreographed. [Nicola Formichetti]
Munchkin muses The Olsens get their props with a Cathy Horyn preview of The Row. (And here, because we couldn't resist, is a funny old pic of them working Napolean-Smurf chic.) [On the Runway]
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It's John Stamos at the Tony Awards last night. He'll be back on Broadway in Bye Bye Birdie with Gina Gershon in the Fall.
A little orange, but otherwise so handsome, non? And seemingly ageless. And, for the hundredth f-cking time!, PERFECT for Jennifer Aniston who for some reason thinks she's too good for him. Like it would be a downgrade for her.
The gods were hung over one day and bungled her up with Brad by mistake. These things don't happen twice.
Smell it sister: Stamos is your soulmate.
And Anne Hathaway wore a gorgeous dress but tried too hard on the shoes. Don't like them together at all. Also, stop letting her present and preach. One Oscar nomination and all of a sudden she's Dame Judi Dench?
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AUSTIN, Texas — California fancies itself as a trendsetter and Florida prizes its claim as a microcosm of America.
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•Texas Republicans now mirror their national counterparts, a party cleaved between conservatives radicalized by President Barack Obama and an establishment wing that alternates between taming the fire-breathers and accommodating them. The powerful House speaker here, Joe Straus, has sought to keep conservatives at bay, killing such made-for-cable-news legislation as bans on TSA groping.
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•The Republican fear of being "primaried" has infected the Lone Star State at high levels. Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas), the second-ranking Senate Republican, is going to lengths to preempt a primary challenge from the right by sticking close to his colleague, tea party-backed Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), who has been in the chamber for all of a month. The wise-guy joke going around Austin: Cruz is the only freshman in Congress with two votes.
How inflamed are conservatives looking at four more years of Obama? One longtime Texas congressman even said he expects every GOP member of the delegation to face some kind of primary next year.
( Also on POLITICO: Senators wary of combative Cruz)
•Both through its geography and its political ecosystem, Texas is at the very center of the burgeoning national debate on immigration. Two Republican members of the House delegation, Reps. Sam Johnson and John Carter, have been part of a working group on the issue but Cornyn and Cruz have kept their distance from the bipartisan Senate gang pushing comprehensive reform.
•Texas could be the backdrop for a future Bush family restoration; Republicans here are already talking up 36-year-old George P. Bush, the half-Hispanic son of Jeb Bush, who has raised $1.3 million for a 2014 run for some statewide office to be named later.
•For just sheer enjoyment, Texas has the continuing saga of its seeming governor-for-life, Rick Perry — who recently picked a priceless fight with California Gov. Jerry Brown and who doesn't swear off another run for his seat or another presidential run.
•And for both parties, Texas is arguably Exhibit A in how demographic forces are shaping electoral destiny.
Democrats here, shut out of statewide office since 1994, are glum about their current prospects but hopeful about a future revival for the same reason the national party is optimistic about their chances of retaining majority status in the coming years: the electorate is changing in their favor.
In Texas and beyond, the Castro twins — one (Julian) mayor of San Antonio and the other (Joaquin) a freshman congressman — are seen as the face of the Democratic future. Hispanics now make up a majority of Texas public school students and estimates are that they'll comprise over half of the state's residents in less than 20 years. Texas is already a "majority-minority" state.
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2010-11: Murphy was a Division II PING First Team All-American, Division II PING All-Region, and an All-Confernece selection in 2010-11. He finished 3rd at the NCAA Division II Men's Golf National Championship. He had a team best 72.52 scoring average over 12 tournaments, posting a low round of 68 (-4) at the Division II Golfweek Spring Invitational. Jake also captured two tournament titles, Myrtle Beach Invitational and St. Andrews vs. Coker Dual, as well as six top five finishes.
2009-10: During his freshman year, Murphy was named Second Team All-Conference and was named Conference Carolinas Freshman of the Year. He posted a scoring average of 73.4 over eight tournaments. His low round of the year was a three-under-par 69 at the Carolina Sands Intercollegiate. He had three top five finishes.
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Headline Trip
Giving American Apparel a run for its money, Marc by Marc boutiques in Paris, London, New York and Los Angeles will be plastered with nubile young things in a one-off collaboration with LOVE.
Rick Owens and the attack of the clones! [NY Times]
The other glamorous First Lady is heading to the Silver Screen. Spanish paper El Mundo is reporting that Carla Bruni-Sarkozy will star in Woody Allen's latest flick. [El Mundo]
Just announced: Alber Elbaz protégé Cedric Charlier has been tapped to revive the wilted French label of Cacharel. We hope he likes prints.
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CDC's New HIV Awareness Campaign "Take Charge" Targets African-American Women
CDC on Friday launched a new campaign aimed at encouraging black women to take steps to protect themselves against HIV/AIDS. The "Take Charge. Take the Test." campaign will run in 10 cities: Atlanta; Chicago; Detroit; Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; Houston; Hyattsville, Md.; Memphis, Tenn.; Newark, N.J.; New Orleans; and St. Louis.
According to CDC, black women account for approximately 60 percent of all new HIV infections among women. African-American women have a new infection rate 15 times that of white women.
"At current rates, nearly one in 30 African-American women will be diagnosed with HIV in their lifetimes," said Dr. Kevin Fenton, director of CDC's National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD and TB Prevention. "To help reduce this toll we are working to remind black women that they have the power to learn their HIV status, protect themselves from this disease, and take charge of their health."
The ads feature images of African-American women and messages such as "You Know Him. But You Can't Know Everything" and "You Feel as if You've Known Him Forever, but that Doesn't Mean You Know Everything." Dr. Jonathan Mermin, director of CDC's Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention (DHAP), said a goal is to extend the campaign to more US cities.
"All of us have a role to play in stopping the spread of HIV among black women -- by talking to our sisters, daughters, husbands, and boyfriends about how to protect ourselves against HIV and the importance of getting tested; by speaking out against stigma; and by tackling the social inequities that place so many of us at risk for HIV," said Donna Hubbard McCree, PhD, associate director for health equity at DHAP.
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Appearance: Has dark brown hair, worn long and wild, and deep brown eyes. Physically fit, as one who practices intense regular exercise. Likes to wear dark clothing, preferrably green, grey, or black. Stands a bit over six feet tall. He also has a scar stretching down the left side of his face, a reminder of a duel with a vampire long ago. (You should've seen the other guy...)
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A telephone user texts on a cellphone. Credit: Photo by Lorianne DiSabato via Flickr Creative Commons
In case you haven't been to a movie theater recently, more and more people are texting on their cell phones. In fact, so many people are texting at this point that voice-mail, the technology which liberated us from our telephone lines decades ago, is now on the decline.
Within a year, the Internet phone company Vonage saw an 8 percent drop in callers actually leaving a voice message. What's even more dramatic is how it seems people don't even have the patience to listen to their voice-mails, with retrieved messages falling by 14 percent in the same period. For the young people primarily using cell phones these days, texting is just simpler, faster and less annoying than waiting for a person's voice-mail greeting, putting up with the menu and then going through the messages left on your phone.
So be honest: When you call someone to talk and realize you're getting a voice-mail, do you simply hang up? Do you text instead? Are you happy that people are moving away from voice-mails, or do you lament the potential extinction of messages that aren't completely written in text speak? Is there a way to save voice-mail and make it more appealing for younger users, or is this simply a generational thing?
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Rogue Valley cyclists have two new online ways to share information about local cycling opportunities and information affecting their pastime.
The links, offered through Google Groups service, were created last month as a way for local cyclists to connect without being part of an organized club, says Rick Berlet, a semi-retired business consultant from Ashland who created the groups.
The two groups sport about 70 members, Berlet says.
"It's beginning to build," Berlet says. "There have already been three or four rides resulting from it."
The email link firstname.lastname@example.com is intended to be a clearinghouse for anyone who wants to initiate or join group rides with people of similar skills and fitness levels. Those who sign up will receive email alerts from other members about ride times, locations and difficulty ratings.
"It's like, if you wake up this morning and want to go for a ride, you can get some more people involved who want to go," Berlet says.
The second link, email@example.com, is for people to share information of general interest to cyclists in the region, such as road hazards, construction or closures, pending legislation, events and cycling safety issues.
"It's for more like cycling advocacy," Berlet says.
Like other Google Groups sites, membership in these groups is by invitation. An invitation can be obtained by sending your name and email address to Berlet at email@example.com.
Permits go on sale Monday for Southern Oregonians looking to cut their own Christmas trees on nearby federal forestlands.
The $5 permit allows for the personal-use cutting of one Christmas tree, according to Virginia Gibbons, spokeswoman for the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest.
Permits are nonrefundable, and there is a limit of five permits per person.
The permits cover the Rogue-Siskiyou National Forest and the Coos Bay and Medford districts of the Bureau of Land Management. Maps with directions to cutting areas are available with the permits.
Christmas-tree cutting is banned in the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument, the Wild and Scenic sections of the Rogue River and federal recreation areas, campgrounds, research natural areas and areas of critical environmental concern.
The Bureau of Land Management has closed the access gate to Bear Camp Road, barring motorists from traveling the route from Galice to Agness along the Rogue River.
The gate on the Galice side of the road will remain locked until spring. BLM typically tries to have the road open for Memorial Day weekend.
The agency typically closes the route in November when early, high-elevation snowstorms block access along the windy, often single-lane road.
The access has been blocked in winter since 2006, when the Kim family of California became stuck in snow while trying to take the Bear Camp route to the lower Rogue River. James Kim died, but his wife and two children survived.
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Driving with a flat tire after leaving the scene of an accident landed a Springs man in jail, according to East Hampton Town police.
Around 12:07 p.m. on May 4 in Montauk, an officer stopped a 2002 Toyota being driven on Montauk Highway with a flat tire and a severely damaged passenger side. The driver, Christopher J. Reale, 31, apparently told the officer that a flat tire had caused him to lose control and hit several trees on the side of the road. The officer had Mr. Reale perform sobriety tests, which he allegedly failed. Mr. Reale was arrested and taken to police headquarters in Wainscott, where he submitted to a blood test.
Because Mr. Reale had two previous convictions for driving while intoxicated, including one in January, he was held without bail and turned over to the Suffolk County Sheriff's Department.
Mr. Reale also was involved in a one-car accident in Hampton Bays on May 13 of last year in which he crashed a silver BMW sports car into a light pole, totaling the vehicle. He was taken to the hospital for treatment. He told police at the time that he had become distracted while driving because he dropped his cellphone.
Also on the roads, Wilson I. Guillca-Satian, 26, of East Hampton was arrested on a driving while intoxicated charge a little after 4 a.m. on Saturday. He was pulled over on Springs-Fireplace Road for turning without signaling and subsequently registered a blood alcohol level of .10 at headquarters, police said. East Hampton Town Justice Catherine A. Cahill Bail set bail at $500 later that day.
In Sag Harbor, village police arrested Joseph A. Isidori, 34, of Yonkers at a little after 2 a.m. on May 8 and charged him with D.W.I. Mr. Isidori had been driving a 2007 Jeep on Division Street when he allegedly ran a stop sign at Bay Street and then turned without signaling, which led to the traffic stop.


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May 21, 2004
The Yale women's crew team, set to compete in the NCAA tournament Memorial Day weekend in Sacramento, has been honored with several awards from the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA). Head Coach Will Porter was selected as the Regional Coach of the Year for New England while five Bulldogs were named to the All-Region team and three won National Scholar-Athlete Awards.
Porter was one of six coaches honored as a Regional Coach of the Year. The award is intended to recognize a coach who has experienced outstanding success during the season, demonstrated great team improvement from the prior season, fulfilled their team's potential and/or demonstrated a high level of professionalism and integrity as a coach. The Division I National Coach of the Year will be announced at a later date.
Ashley Brzozowicz and Maria Stevens both earned first team All-Region honors for the New England region, while coxswain Jehan Budak, Rachel Jeffers and Alicja Witkowski were named to the second team. The All-Region awards are designed to recognize the outstanding accomplishments of female rowers and coxswains during the current season. Teams with Varsity 8 boats that were ranked in the top 6 regionally as of the final NCAA Regional Ranking had athletes automatically distributed to the All-Region teams. At-large selections (for rowers from teams that have Varsity 8 boats which finished outside the top 6 regionally) were chosen by the Division I Awards committee based on boat performance, 2K erg score and coaches' comments. Coxswains were also selected by the Division I awards committee based on boat performance and coaches' comments.
Yale had three team members win National Scholar-Athlete awards. Joanna Hess and Claire Norsetter are both Political Science majors, while Jane Moore is undeclared. The National Scholar-Athlete award is designed to recognize the outstanding academic accomplishments of female rowers and coxswains during the current season. To be eligible, student-athletes must have a 3.5 or higher cumulative GPA through the fall semester of the current season.


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Super Bowl Snack: Chicken Wing Recipe
Chicken wings aren't really a popular snack in France, so I only had the chance to really experience them when I moved to the US. I love their versatility and they're one of the best choices for party finger foods, assuming you don't mind getting your digits a little dirty.
I made this batch using an Asian-style sweet and spicy marinade, and I used beet juice as natural red (49er-friendly) food coloring. The last step was basting the chicken wings with the thickened marinade using arrowroot starch. I can already picture us in the TV room this Sunday watching the Super Bowl game. My husband will be staring at his favorite team, the Niners, and I'll have my eyes on the chicken wings!
Yields: 8 servings14 chicken wings (4 pounds)
1 beet, peeled and diced
2 cups buttermilk
2 teaspoons red chili powder
1 tablespoon garlic powder
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
2 cloves garlic, finely minced
1 (2-inch) piece fresh ginger, freshly grated
⅓ cup five spice marinade (see tips)
⅓ cup grape molasses (see tips)
¼ cup fresh seedless grapes, peeled and coarsely chopped
3 tablespoons Chinese brown sugar (or regular light brown sugar)
⅓ cup oyster sauce
3 tablespoons cooking wine (optional)
¼ teaspoon Bhut Jolokia Ghost Pepper Sauce (or any hot sauce), to taste
2 teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon sesame oil
1 tablespoon arrowroot starch
¼ teaspoon black pepper, freshly ground
The day before...
Pat dry the chicken wings and place them in a large zip-top sealable bag. Cover with buttermilk, garlic powder and red chili powder. Mix well and make sure the meat is well coated. Seal the bag, place in a large shallow glass baking dish and refrigerate for at least 4 hours, preferably overnight.
The next day...
For the natural red food coloring: Place the diced beet in a small saucepan and cover with about 2 cups cold water. Bring to a boil, then lower the heat to a gentle simmer. Cook for about 10-15 minutes. Strain the liquid and set the beet aside (and use it in another dish, a salad for example).
For the grapes: In a blender, add the fresh grapes and 1 cup beet juice. Blend until smooth.
Making sweet and spicy marinade:
In a mixing bowl, combine the minced garlic, ginger, five spice marinade, molasses, puréed grape and beet juice, brown sugar, oyster sauce, cooking wine, hot sauce and black pepper. Reserve half of it and transfer the rest into a small saucepan. Bring to a boil, then turn the heat down medium-low for 2-3 minutes, stirring frequently.
In a small bowl, dissolve the arrowroot starch in ½ cup beet juice.
Bring the marinade back to a boil, then add the arrowroot liquid, stirring continuously. Return to a simmer and let cook for 5-6 minutes. Drizzle with sesame oil.
Marinating the chicken: Drain the chicken, removing and discarding as much buttermilk as possible. Cover with the reserved marinade. Refrigerate for at least 3 hours.
Assembly time:
Preheat the oven to 450°F.
Remove the chicken from the refrigerator at least 30 minutes ahead of time to bring it back to room temperature before placing in the oven. Remove as much marinade as possible and discard it. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Grease a baking pan with oil. Add the chicken wings and transfer to the oven. Bake for 30 minutes. Open the oven, basting the meat with the thickened marinade. Flip the chicken wings and baste the other side. Close the oven and continue cooking 10 more minutes. Baste the meat one more time and pour the remaining marinade into a small dipping bowl. Remove the wings from the oven and let rest for 10 minutes before serving. Sprinkle with a little salt.
Serve with the remaining marinade on the side.
Bon appétit!
I used Lee Kum Kee brand Selected Five Spice Marinade. You could replace it with hoisin sauce and 1 teaspoon five-spice powder (cinnamon, star anise, clove, fennel, Sichuan pepper).
You can find grape molasses in any Middle-Eastern market. If not, you could use regular dark molasses.
I used Bob's Red Mill Arrowroot starch. If you don't have find any, tapioca starch or cornstarch is a good thickening agent as well.
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Six Hope College men's soccer players have been awarded All-Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) All-Conference Honors, including four on the first team.
Six Hope College men's soccer players have been awarded All-Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) All-Conference Honors, including four on the first team.
Seniors Jason Muller and Grant Neil and juniors Logan Sikkenga and Tarwo Konbloa all were named first-team selections by MIAA coaches, while junior Cameron Dice and sophomore Ethan Beswick both made the second team.
Muller, a forward from Petoskey (Petoskey HS), also received the Marv Zuidema Award. An award presented for the first time in 1999 in honor of the late Dr. Marvin Zuidema, longtime men's soccer coach and athletic administrator at Calvin College. The recipient is a senior selected for his contributions to team play, leadership qualities, demonstration of ethical virtues and excellence in athletics and academics.
Muller finished second in the MIAA with 28 points in 14 league matches. He had 12 goals and four assists during MIAA play and 15 goals overall.
"Jason was our first 15-goal scorer in a very long time," Hope coach Steven Smith said. "He's been the guy when we needed someone to get the job done. He's been such a stand-up person on the field. Add that to his character off the field, and you have what allowed me to put him up for the Zuidema award."
Neil, a back from Holland (West Ottawa HS), anchored the protection of the Hope's goalies. He also had a team-high six assists and one goal in league play.
"He's an inspirational person, a strong leader," Smith said. "He has been training Toby Blom to be another one of those central back players in the future. He has done a tremendous job of leading our team."
Among the co-captains of the men's soccer team, Muller and Neil are also two-sport athletes — Muller in tennis and Neil in basketball.
Konbloa, a midfielder from Kentwood (East Kentwood HS), recorded four goals and two assists in MIAA action.
"He really anchored our middle," Smith said. "He could dominate out on the field and give guys confidence for how to play under pressure."
Sikkenga, a back from Hudsonville (Hudsonville HS), provided a two-way threat. His career-high six goals for the season all came in league play.
"Logan is a guy who came in his freshman year and didn't get a lot of playing time. But he stayed after practice to work on his footwork," Smith said. "He has continued to do that. You could see him all summer working it, and it paid off, not just for him but the team's sake."
Dice, a forward from Allendale (Hudsonville Unity Christian HS), collected three goals and four assists in MIAA matches. Dice, pictured at right, had the only goal in Hope's shootout win against Calvin in the MIAA Tournament final.
"He's been a clutch player toward the end of the year," Smith said. "He's been an impact goalscorer for us."
Beswick, a goalkeeper from Grand Haven, allowed only 16 goals in 13 MIAA matches.
Beswick, pictured at left, made 60 saves in 1,143 minutes of league action for a 10-2 record.
"He played in a lot of games as a freshman, but swapped roles at the start of the season. Will (Morlock) got injured, and he had to step up his game. He had an incredible league season."


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Hosted by various WFMU personalities, Radio Free Culture is a weekly program that explores digital culture, net neutrality, piracy, the broadcast spectrum, digital rights, and archives and libraries in the internet age. We'll be interviewing some of the nation's key figures at the intersection of music, multimedia, and digital technology. This program is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.
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February 25, 2013: Radio Free Culture #10: Understanding Artist Revenue Streams
How are today's musicians earning money? Thanks to the Future of Music Coalition's pioneering Artist Revenue Streams project, we finally have some real answers to this complex question. Through interviews, case studies, and a methodological survey of over 5000 musicians, the study identified 25 different types of musicians and 42 unique revenue streams. As the data analysis unfolds, ARS is already busting myths, informing artist advocacy, and likely to shape policy for years to come. Host Jason Sigal will be joined by the project's co-director Jean Cook, as well as fellow musicians Rebecca Gates and Greg Fox. Framing paper by Kristin Thomson.
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Listener comments!
Mon. 2/25/13 6:17pm
Matt from Springfield:
All right, good evening Jason!
Mon. 2/25/13 6:18pm
Jason Sigal:
welcome to the show, feel free to chime in with questions here or call in at quarter til!
Mon. 2/25/13 6:19pm
Jason will be taking calls around 6:45pm ET at 201-209-9368 if you have questions for the panel!
Mon. 2/25/13 6:24pm
Matt from Springfield:
Volkswagen ads from the late 90s (who did those? why aren't they STILL doing those!) introduced me to various great artists not covered on mainstream radio then. Nick Drake, Trio, ELO...
Mon. 2/25/13 6:28pm
So far this conversation seems to about how musicians need to change their expectations to match the world as it is today. This is a faulty framing of the problem because "remix culture" defines stealing music as a virtue, and downloading stolen music is treated as socially acceptable. Fans have grown accustomed to not paying for the music they love, and sites like YouTube legitimize the theft by knowingly allowing unauthorized copies -- that is the root problem.
Suggesting that musicians need to adapt to having their work stolen is a disservice. Stop blaming the victims and talk about why fans force musicians to justify getting paid for their work.
Mon. 2/25/13 6:30pm
Matt from Springfield:
One time payments for use in a specific situation (like selling to a video game) are a good way for musicians to sell their works, but always be careful to make sure you're getting a good deal -- you could be left without any royalties if the game becomes huge! Though I like that guy was able to keep the rights himself--beyond that game, he still has creative control.
Mon. 2/25/13 6:41pm
Sugarfly Waterloo:
@Droll.. the way to frame the argument is to say that when you use Youtube or Megaupload you're transferring the payment to a third party that has nothing to do with the production of music.
Mon. 2/25/13 6:42pm
sFrances from VA:
Psychic TV were also used in a VW ad back in the 90s, I spit out my drink when I first saw/heard it air!
Droll: You're so right about the fans' responsibility for paying for the art that they consume vs the entitled idea that it's "free" or not "work" that should be paid for. I think it's too late to try & re-educate that fan base (sadly). I think the best one can hope for is for bands to get a song used in a commercial/movie and then try to earn a living by touring heavily and selling merch. But that's so tough compared to being able to (in the old days) being able to rely on DIY/small label record sales (the whole corporate structure is another beast entirely).
Mon. 2/25/13 6:43pm
sFrances from VA:
This was an article that I shoved into my friend's hand after he offered to send me some Grizzly Bear tracks that he'd downloaded: nymag.com...
Mon. 2/25/13 6:45pm
Matt from Springfield:
@Sugarfly: Very good point--as YT is a large, profitable section of Google, royalties should be paid for copyrighted material. The exposure granted could be great, if the artists could benefit from the view count.
Mon. 2/25/13 6:47pm
Matt from Springfield:
"We won't win the Grahmees! :(" ??? :)
Mon. 2/25/13 6:47pm
Sugarfly Waterloo:
Would also help if they made it easier for me to upload content and credit the artist.
Mon. 2/25/13 6:47pm
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Mon. 2/25/13 6:50pm
Matt from Springfield:
@Sugarfly: Might take a court settlement for them to implement that (the Free Music Archive itself was created in response to that, and entrusted to WFMU because, well, we're trusted to run it!) But if there was a button where uploaders could tag the elements of their videos, or where artists/publishers themselves could flag uses of their music that aren't marked. It would be a great step for bringing royalty system into the digital age.
Mon. 2/25/13 6:50pm
sFrances from VA:
If the artist has a Bandcamp page or website, you can always post a link to those if you upload a video crediting the artist. I've been able to buy a few tracks that way & really appreciate it.
Mon. 2/25/13 6:51pm
Matt from Springfield:
Thanks Frances, that's good ethics!
Mon. 2/25/13 6:51pm
silvio rosado ( lisbon/Portugal):
The experimental music is getting big, and out side of the normal music business? Maybe we are reaching a complete different kind of reality. Real music as it existence live.
Mon. 2/25/13 6:54pm
I refuse to copy my DVDs for friends, and just got into a long philosophical/legal argument about the process. Some people actually believe that they have the legal rights to give their purchased music to anyone they want.
Mon. 2/25/13 6:55pm
Today the 6-strikes copyright enforcement system went into effect -- should artists expect a huge surge in revenue?
Mon. 2/25/13 6:55pm
YouTube is worse than a record label because YouTube cannot be audited, the rates are determined by the advertiser (not YT or the artist), and YT already knows about all the other copies of your song and still does not pay you for those (they keep the ad revenue on stolen copies).
If you hire a plumber, you don't tell him you won't pay him but you think he should sell T-Shirts. That's specious and everyone knows it, but people act like musicians should get paid for something other than the work they do.
Mon. 2/25/13 6:56pm
Sugarfly Waterloo:
One of the really smart things about Band Camp is that it is very easy to embed in a blog. As fan I want to promote and share what I find interesting.
Mon. 2/25/13 6:57pm
Matt from Springfield:
@Carm: Chris T described that once from an unnamed younger person--that you can give it away as much as you want because it's "free speech"(!?) That's probably part of an entitled sort of attitude in general, "I didn't make this, but it's still mine! You can't tell me what to do!"
Mon. 2/25/13 6:58pm
Matt from Springfield:
@Droll: A court settlement is probably the only plausible way to get YT and other large services to distribute royalties at fair rates.
Mon. 2/25/13 6:59pm
Sugarfly Waterloo:
It's like in the fserve days when people figured you could host a bunch of software illegally and do it legitimately because you called it "back up"
Mon. 2/25/13 7:00pm
jeff in puna hawaii:
droll, with all due respect, i believe your let's call it "Ulrich-ian" stance is ignoring the tide of change
Mon. 2/25/13 7:00pm
Matt from Springfield:
@Sugarfly: Of course! They only need to sell one $20 software copy for all time, we'll just "back the rest up" for everyone else...
Mon. 2/25/13 7:00pm
Pete from Boston (and NJ):
Do you guys have info available on how you figured out what data was meaningful, and how you arrived at your questions and analyses?
I'm very interested in these questions, as are lots of us media consumers, but I'm just as interested in how you take a broad arena like this and turn it into quantifiable, useful information.
Mon. 2/25/13 7:01pm
Matt, Are you suggesting every musician sues Google? Prince has a staff monitoring YT, is every musician supposed to do that? The new model is musicians sue distributors, then the distributors sue fans?
Mon. 2/25/13 7:03pm
Matt from Springfield:
@Droll: The distributors do have the lawyers--I don't about the mechanics of entering a class action suit, but you'd almost need to fight fire with fire--some other huge corporation to fight against the huge corporation behind YT. The point is how to get benefits for the actual creators; despite the middle man approach, it's the most certain way of finding that solution.
Mon. 2/25/13 7:03pm
Sugarfly Waterloo:
Pete FutureOfMusic.org
Mon. 2/25/13 7:04pm
Matt from Springfield:
@Pete: Check the "framing paper" link to the left, the full paper might be posted there.
Thank you Jason, Andrea and guests! Good discussion here!
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Oilers free agent signing(s)..
Just going to try and cap up the signings… so far just one:
The Oilers have signed local boy Andrew Ference to a deal. The Edmontonian is a left shot D who will bring a physical game and a defensive skillset to the team. He can log a lot of minutes. I see him likely replacing Nick Schultz on the 2nd pairing (he really can play 1st pairing minutes, but I just like Smid with Petry). The deal is for 4 years at $3.25M per year. Over payment, yes, but not terrible over payment.. yet. We'll see if that pays off.
Also, it sounds like the Oilers are working on signing goaltender Jason Labarbera.
Word out there is the Oilers are also out of the David Clarkson sweepstakes. I'm sorry, but THANK GOD. The rumor is the deal he signs could be up to 7 years long and in the $6M range per year. That is a massive over payment that we should avoid.
UPDATE @ 10:30AM: The Oilers have signed Jason Labarbera to a 1-year deal. Hard to keep up, as they also announced the Oilers signed Boyd Gordon for 3 years. Not sure the cap hit of either deal. Labarbera will be a good backup here, and Boyd Gordon should replace either of Eric Belanger or Jared Smithson.
UPDATE @ 11:12AM: Former Islander and big, left shot, finnish winger Jesse Joensuu signs for 2 years with Oilers
UPDATE @ 12:06PM: Contract cap hits updated below..
UPDATE @ 12:50PM: Next unimpressive signing.. Will Acton, son of new associate coach Keith Acton. I am hoping this is intended to be a deal for the Barons. Doesn't seem like he has much to offer, but I don't know that either. I know nothing about him, and won't pretend to.
UPDATE @ 13:15PM: Acton's deal is a two-way deal. Pretty sure he'll be playing in OKC.
UPDATE @ 15:50PM: Oilers sign Ryan Hamilton (LW). This is a big winger who has scored well at the AHL level. Hasn't been able to do it in limited NHL action.
Current signings list:
Andrew Ference (D): 4 years at $3.25M/year
Boyd Gordon (C): 3 years at $3M/year
Jason Labarbera (G): 1 year at $1M/year
Jesse Joensuu (Winger): 2 years, $950k
Will Acton (Center): 2 years, cap unknown, 2-way deal.
Ryan Hamilton (Left Wing): 2 years, cap unknown, likely a 2-way deal.


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Victoria Garica struggled when she first arrived at the University of California, Berkeley, from the small Round Valley reservation some four hours away in Northern California.
As a first-generation low-income student at Berkeley, she often felt the pull of home, felt overwhelmed at times among 30,000 students and at one point faced academic probation. But on May 18, she celebrated overcoming all the obstacles and cultural insensitivity that many Native students face at college campuses, by presenting a spoken word poem to nearly 150 who had gathered for the UC-Berkeley Native American graduation ceremony.
"Attending this university is a slap in the face to every substitute who told me that I couldn't and that I can't," Garica, Chiricahua Apache, said. "This ugly duckling has found her beauty… like a bird free from its cage, I will no longer be contained, and I will keep breaking my chains."
At the ceremony a total of 20 Native graduates—12 earning their bachelor's, four earning master's, two earning doctorates and two earning law degrees—were honored, each receiving a Pendleton blanket and raucous applause for their achievements.
Those who had the opportunity to speak discussed the challenges many Native students face at UC-Berkeley, an institution where the number of Native students is dwarfed by the nearly 9,200 Native remains in its museum's storage facility. This prompts many students to note there are "more dead Indians on campus than alive."
Many students thanked the tireless work of the Native American Student Development program's staff for helping them get through their studies, and they said a great deal of support was available at UC-Berkeley to guide them.
In his remarks, Darren Modzelewski, Blackfeet, who earned his law degree, advocated for the return of the remains to their appropriate homes, but also spoke about how the students' can use their education to fight for social justice and the revitalization of their culture and rights.
"We have changed this place. We have made it better every time we've raised our voices in class and rose up as activists, and we have made it better for the people coming up behind us," he said. "All of the graduates here have shown the compassion, the courage and the strength it takes to thrive in a difficult, unfamiliar place."


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NMT Participants in Mt. Taylor Quadrathlon, Feb. 23, 2005
Congratulations to the intrepid New Mexico Tech faculty members who participated in the Mt. Taylor Quadrathlon on Feb. 19, 2005.
Left to right are Bill Rison, Ron Thomas, Paul Krehbiel, Tim Hankins, and Rob Bowman.
Bill did the quadrathalon solo.
The other four participated as a team: Ron did the snowshoe, Paul did the ski; Tim did the bicycle, and Rob did the run. Despite billing themselves as "The New Mexico Tech Viejos," they came in first in their age group.
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Ohio Wesleyan Tailgate Locationby Tom Runge • August 27, 2010 Share:
Wabash football fans will be able to tailgate at Ohio Wesleyan on September 18, 2010 before the game - the only problem is that we're not quite sure exactly where we will be.
Ohio Wesleyan, just like Wabash, has a significant amount of construction going on so their campus map is lagging just a little. OWU officials have suggested a parking lot approximately where the circle is on the map. So we'll plan on getting together beforehand in the general area just south of the field. Look for the Wabash flags.
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