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Bochy, Sabean engineered Giants' success
YEAR IN REVIEW Giants Return to the Pinnacle
The Bruce Bochy hire was "probably the best move we ever made," Giants President Larry Baer told a Castro Theatre crowd at the Nov. 20 screening of the World Series DVD.
Two weeks later at the winter meetings, when the Giants announced they had exercised the 2014 options for Bochy and Brian Sabean, Baer was reminded about his Bochy line and playfully responded, "Did I say that?" He tried to backtrack, if only because he regretted excluding Sabean from the conversation.
Indeed, it's tough to judge which is more important, the general manager who constructed the roster, including the late-season pickup of Ted Williams - er, Marco Scutaro - or the manager who maneuvered the roster to a division title, come-from-behind series triumphs over Cincinnati and St. Louis in the playoffs and a four-game sweep of Detroit in the World Series.
Let's simply conclude it was a very good year for both. The Giants wouldn't have won it all without Bochy and Sabean at the top of their games, a one-two punch that was the envy of opposing management teams, authoritative voices who built trust with players and helped make the 2012 Giants the darlings of the baseball world - again.
All the talk that 2010 might have been a fluke can be shelved, because two championships in three years isn't a fluke. It's a trend. As was the case two years earlier, getting the right players and having them believe in themselves and their abilities as a whole was a credit to Bochy and Sabean.
Of course, it didn't hurt to have Buster Posey, the only constant in the everyday lineup in both World Series, a courageous catcher who overcame season-ending injuries in 2011 to win the National League MVP award and hit the grand slam that sank the Reds in the Division Series.
Or Pablo Sandoval, who's Justin Verlander's nightmare (triple in the All-Star Game, two homers off him in the World Series) and played at such a high level when it counted most that his weight and fitness issues were distant memories.
Or Matt Cain, whose perfect game highlighted his best season, in which he overtook Tim Lincecum as the team's ace, tossed a shutout in the home opener, started the All-Star Game and started all three postseason clinchers.
Or Lincecum, who waited until October to do his finest work.
Or Barry Zito, ditto.
Or Ryan Vogelsong and Madison Bumgarner, the most consistent starters other than Cain and just as durable.
Or a bullpen - Sergio Romo, Jeremy Affeldt, Javier Lopez and Co. - that made it easier to forget Brian Wilson.
Or a left fielder - Gregor Blanco - who made it easier to forget Melky Cabrera.
Or Angel Pagan, who said before the season that the Giants were the team to beat and ignited the lineup when reinserted to the leadoff spot on Aug. 3, emerging as the proprietor of Triples Alley, both on offense and defense.
Or the Brandons, Belt and Crawford, who became competent, clutch and cool in their first full big-league seasons.
Or Hunter Pence, whose goofy mannerisms and .219 batting average were overlooked once he morphed into Knute Rockne in the postseason and inspired his teammates with a variety of speeches and pep talks.
Or Scutaro, whose classic pose in the NLCS capper forever will be etched in Giants lore, looking up during a San Francisco downpour and tasting rain, shortly before he tasted Champagne - a fitting reward for the MVP of the series, the little guy with the big heart and big bat.
Bochy wasn't the NL's Manager of the Year (Davey Johnson was, according to the Baseball Writers' Association of America). Sabean wasn't the Executive of the Year (Billy Beane was, according to the Sporting News). But their fingerprints were all over the team that needed to beat the Reds three straight (and did) and the Cardinals three straight (and did) and finished 2012 with a seven-game win streak.
It has been suggested that the Giants' season was tainted because Cabrera, the All-Star Game MVP, tested positive for high levels of testosterone, becoming the second Giant in 2012 to be suspended for performance-enhancing drugs, following reliever Guillermo Mota. Making it worse, Cabrera's handlers engaged in website buffoonery in a failed bid to escape penalty.
But Cabrera's absence made the Giants' run a more intriguing story. Bochy guided them to a 30-15 record in Cabrera's absence, and Sabean made the right call by not welcoming him back for the NLCS, when the left fielder became eligible. Bochy wouldn't have minded Cabrera's bat in October, but Sabean knew long before the playoffs that Cabrera no longer was a fit, if only because the team's chemistry would have vanished upon his return.
So the Giants, as constructed, won another championship, and the Bochy-Sabean reign is peaking. Hiring both was the right move.
The series
The Bay Area enjoyed an amazing run of sports news in 2012, starting with the 49ers' run to the NFC Championship Game in January and climaxing with the Giants' World Series title in October. In between, the U.S. Open came to town, Andrew Luck emerged in the NFL, the A's shocked the world and the Bay Area excelled in the Summer Olympics. To commemorate this memorable year, our columnists recap theyear's biggest stories:
Sunday: Ann Killion on the 49ers
Monday: Bruce Jenkins on Andrew Luck
Tuesday: Scott Ostler on Bay Area Olympians
Wednesday: Ron Kroichick on the U.S. Open
Thursday: Al Saracevic on the A's
-- Friday: John Shea on the Giants
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Since the early Nineties company founder and owner Petra Hanisch has put out quality CD recordings of blues, jazz, gospel, world and folk music. Its all music she feels close to and this attitude of dedication has turned the name of her company into an equivalent for competence and quality. This seems to be a music company like they used to be, in fact still independent and mainly focused on music and artists. "Theres a lot of music around that just leaves me cold, Hanisch remarks when asked about her approach to running a record label, "but then theres other music that I love and I have repeatedly found myself putting it out.
Trusting ones own instincts and tastes seems to be the simple but winning formula. Its also the cornerstone of an attitude that gets lost more and more a disppearing virtue from the corporate world of music where the record men of old have become endangered species while record women have always been something of a prized rarity anyway...
Trusting ones musical instincts seems to have become something of a rare virtue within the industry. But on the other hand, this attitude of dedication puts labels like TRADITION & MODERNE quite in line with the general politics introduced by many names from the history of the business people motivated by idealism. Without people like this a great deal of now classic blues, rnb, folk or jazz would have remained unreleased. So if theres a general objective or motivation for TRADITION & MODERNEs activities, its the desire to promote music that deserves to be heard. Music that has the power to create a brand name that can be trusted in terms of musical excellence - with personal taste acting as a trustworthy criteria for quality.
As early as the mid-Eighties Berlin-born journalist and music lover Petra Hanisch had started to focus her work on the role of women in blues and jazz. With a special interest in African-American social history she started to put together many features for German public radio, dealing with many neglected topics from the early days of American blues and jazz history. With this sort of radio work she became quite a well-known media voice in Germany. While working on a radio feature about veteran New York record producer and label owner Rosetta Reitz a woman that proved to be very inspiring in terms her own future work the German journalist decided to put together a music festival with the agenda of featuring female roots music artists working on the fringes of the mainstream music industry.
Thus, the first of the now firmly established "Women in (E)Motion festival series was born in 1988. Initially the festival simultaneously took place in the cities of Hamburg and Bremen, but soon the more familiar surroundings of Bremen, Petra Hanischs hometown for many years, proved to be more fitting and comfortable for this event. "Women in (E)Motion was an instant success both with the public and the media, resulting in widespread support and acclaim.
The small music festival from Bremen turned into a popular cultural event in Germany not just limited to the citys loyal audiences. But the city has now become a permanent home for this one-of-a-kind festival. To this day, "Women in (E)Motion presents mostly female artists from the genres of blues, jazz, folk and world music. Authentic artists who are working from a tradition but have come up with music of their own. Artists that can be challenging to mainstream audiences, but have something original to contribute to the world of contemporary music.
Co-operating with Radio Bremen - the regions popular public radio station - was to be quite helpful for introducing the festival and its sounds to the open-minded German audiences. The people at Radio Bremen had the experience and technical expertise for documenting an evening of real music live on tape. After more than ten years the festival is still going strong today and what applies to TRADITION & MODERNE the record label also applies to the festival line-ups: its all about music that deserves to be heard. But while the concerts mainly focus on female artists, the record label does not. Most importantly, TRADITION & MODERNE is not a dry academic enterprise. This is a label that aims at promoting living and breathing music that has the power to enrich and inspire.
As soon as the festival had been lifted off the ground, TRADITION & MODERNE found themselves with many excellent live recordings on their hands and they decided to try and find a way to put them out - the hour of birth of TRADITION & MODERNE the record label. The year was 1992 and the choice of a name was spontaneous. But it proved to be more than fitting for a company with an appreciation for musical history and a keen interest on the influences of the tradition on contemporary music.
The premier bunch of releases included wonderful live recordings of the great Odetta, Amina Claudine Myers, Rory Block and Jo Anne Kelly female artists with a strong impetus on fusing traditions with their own individuality. With this initial batch of releases TRADITION & MODERNE promptly managed to secure international distribution. Today every single one of the labels releases can be found in shops of more that ten countries and reasonable marketing efforts are guaranteed.
In 2001, the labels catalog has grown to include a couple of dozen titles and the original concept of putting out live recordings from the festival has long given way to a much more varied approach. These days the label mainly puts out first-rate studio productions from popular artists such as roots music legend Taj Mahal or celebrated Canadian songstress Holly Cole the talents of the latter were discovered for European audiences at the Bremen festival.
While corporate politics are fundamental in leading many popular but non-mainstream artists away from the world of quick profits, TRADITION & MODERNES dedicated efforts on behalf of their artists have proven to be real assets. The company has now repeatedly organized European tours for both Taj Mahal and Holly Cole . Nowadays the work of a booking agency is eating up one more share of precious time at the company office. TRADITION & MODERNE has turned into a business with three equally successful branches label, booking agency, festival organizer.
But theres a method to the "madness. In all its business activities TRADITION & MODERNE remains to be dedicated to the principles of quality and excellence. This applies to every musical, technical and artwork aspect of the CD releases as well as the way the company puts on tours and the festival. Last but not at all least it also applies to the level of competence and integrity both in a human relations and a business sense. This personal integrity has been essential in turning TRADITION & MODERNE into a quality brand name for a successful independent roots music company.

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2 Week Specials, Care & Community in Fiji by Jennifer Nguyen
When I flew into Fiji, I did not know what to expect. It was the first time I had ever travelled on my own and it was my first time in the South Pacific. I am an 18 year-old student - what am I doing here?
Travelling to Fiji
There is not much to do on a lonely 20-hour flight, so thoughts had been racing through my mind. Despite my good friend, Google, helping me find out more about Fiji, nothing was certain. What are the local customs? Will the people be open-minded? Will I meet friendly people? Will they like me? Will my help make any difference? Thoughts, thoughts, doubts, doubts…
However, these doubts certainly eluded my mind the second I was arrived in the country. The citizens seemed to have no worries, no pains, just happiness. We all know that this statement is not entirely true. These people had worries, pains and hardships, but they continued to smile. They smile because they power through hardships; they find the happiness in pain. Looking back, I think that was the first lesson that I learnt in Fiji. Too many of us dwell on such trivial problems without realizing that our lives revolve around so much more than that minute drawback.
My host family
My host family was the strongest family that I have ever encountered. My host mother was kind and caring. She had the patience of a mother. This point seems so insignificant, but I cannot express the tenderness of this woman. I miss her food - she made great food. Real food!
My host siblings also seemed to enjoy her food, so I must have been perfectly introduced to authentic Fijian cuisine. I remember my host brothers running as supper was being laid out on the table. They were not hungry yet, but they saw that I had had a tiring day, and so they recited their prayers so that I could eat, and then they ran away to play with their toy cars. The young boys, as well as their two older sisters would brighten up any day. The kids possessed this quality that is so rare in children nowadays: humility. Every day was okay as long as they had each other. The importance of materials was unknown to them. The importance of others was all they could see. This family was the basis of my home in Nadi. These people were the foundation of my happiness in Fiji.
My project
On my first day at the kindergarten, I was a little surprised by the state of the children. These children were so happy. Once again, their smiles and laughter stemmed from humility. They unconsciously realised that, despite their conditions at home, they had friends and education. All the volunteers were removing the chairs and tables so as to put down a brand new carpet for the children. Some of these tiny children grabbed the legs of the chairs I was carrying, and carried them with me. Despite their young age, the kids had so much love to give, so many laughs to share, and so much happiness to spread. These children have smiles that will stay forever in my heart.
It is impossible for me to think of Fiji without picturing the beautiful Emi. She was the group's supervisor. I could not have asked for a better person to look after us. Emi was so understanding and showed so much support when we where going through any difficulty. If we got hurt, she would be the first person there. If I had any trouble, she would be the first one I would call. If we had fun, she would also be the one by our side laughing.
My group
I mentioned that I volunteered as part of a group. Most volunteers go alone, and volunteer alone. However, as I did the 2 Week Special, I was lucky enough to experience Fiji with 11 other amazing people. I was expecting to meet people from all over the globe. Little did I know, I would come to love them as well. Unexpectedly, these strangers whom I had met just two weeks prior, grew to be great friends.
The great thing about a closed group is the bond that is created through mutual struggle. We were all terrified of jumping into such a different environment, and such a large project. Oh how we have changed since that first day. Within each and every one of these eleven volunteers, I found compassion and positivity. We found joy in any situation and any circumstance. We worked together in recreating a kindergarten. We worked as one, and I cannot imagine what this trip would have been like without my friends. These people are the ones with whom I have shared the greatest memories in Fiji.
Travelling in Fiji at the weekends
What allowed our group to become so close was certainly our weekend trip to Mana Island. I had never swum in water so blue, in a sea so deep. As the waves moved us, we could perceive the clarity of the blue water down into infinity. Together, we ventured into the unknown of the mountains and the sand. In a heartbeat, night had arrived and we laughed until dawn. The sun rose. From the top of the mountain, I lived every moment of this new day.
Without Projects Abroad I would not have experienced such an amazing two weeks. Fiji had been a destination I had never dreamed of going to. Today, Fiji is a place where I remember nothing but happiness. In Nadi Airport, there is a sign that reads "Welcome Home". Yes, home. Thank you Fiji for making me feel at home.
Jennifer Nguyen
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CHESTER (PA) – Delaware Valley College's dreams of a fifth consecutive Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) championship came to an end as ninth-ranked Widener University completed an undefeated season with a 42-23 home triumph over the Aggies.
Delaware Valley entered the game needing a win over the Pride to force a three-way share (along with Lycoming College) of the MAC championship and become just the second football school in the conference's 100-year history to win five or more straight crowns. The Aggies also needed to win by 16 or more points to win the tiebreaker and earn the conference's automatic berth to the NCAA Division III playoffs for the fourth straight year.
Instead, Delaware Valley ended its regular season with a 7-3 overall record and a 6-2 mark in conference play. The Aggies will now await word on whether or not they will be selected for an Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) South Region Bowl Game. The pairings for the three bowl games will be announced Monday.
For Widener, which was off last week due to a canceled game in New Jersey due to Hurricane Sandy, it improved to 9-0 overall and finished off conference play with a 7-0 mark. The MAC championship was the 19th in program history and its first since 2007. That was also the last time the Pride went to the NCAA playoffs. Widener also regained the Keystone Cup, which is handed out annually to the winner of the Delaware Valley-Pride rivalry.
Delaware Valley trailed 28-10 at halftime, but made it a five-point game thanks to a late touchdown in the third quarter and another one early in the fourth. The first score came on a six-yard touchdown run by wide receiver Dashown Waller with 16 seconds left in the third. On the ensuing possession, senior safety John Robinson made a diving interception at its own 40-yard line. It was the third turnover of the game forced by the Aggie defense.
Big runs by tailback Kyle Schuberth moved the ball down the field and they once again faced a fourth down, this time a yard away at the 17-yard line. Schuberth moved the sticks with a three-yard scamper. A pair of incomplete passes brought up third down when quarterback Aaron Wilmer threw a strike to senior tight end Ed Ferrell for a 14-yard touchdown. They failed to score on the two-point conversion, but it was still a one-score game, 28-23, with 10:50 remaining.
A big return on the kickoff by Widener's Anthony Davis brought the ball out near midfield, but a personal foul moved the ball back to the Pride 34-yard line. They quickly moved the ball inside the Aggie 25, but then faced fourth down. A false start penalty moved the ball back five yards to the 29 for a fourth-and-13 and Widener still elected to keep its offense on the field. Quarterback Chris Haupt sailed a perfect pass down the left sideline and Jermaine Quattlebaum made a diving catch in the end zone for touchdown. James McFadden's extra-point put the Pride up 12, 35-23, with 7:58 on the clock.
On the next drive, Wilmer threw a bomb downfield, but Widener safety Jarard Stewart was there to intercept it at the Pride 16 with 6:35 left. The Pride fumbled on first down, but was able to recover it. They were forced to punt and Delaware Valley took over on its own 47-yard line with just over five minutes remaining. However, on second down, Chris Ruiz was stripped of the ball after a catch and Widener recovered. The Pride hit a long pass on a third-and-14 to put the ball inside the Aggie 10 and fullback Tyler Rank scored from a yard out on fourth down to cement the game and the championship for Widener.
Delaware Valley got the first big opportunity in the game as Widener went three-and-out on the opening drive and a low snap on the punt attempt resulted in the Aggies taking over at the Pride five-yard line. Wilmer called his own number on third down from the three and went up the middle for a touchdown. Brandon Snyder added the extra-point for a 7-0 advantage with 12:37 remaining in the opening quarter.
Widener drove into Aggie territory on the ensuing possession, but was forced to punt and Delaware Valley took over on its own four-yard line. On third down, Wilmer went back to pass, but the ball slipped out of his hands and the Pride's John DiBiase recovered it in the end zone for the touchdown. McFadden's point-after tied it up at 7-7 with 8:08 to go in the first.
Widener then took over at the Delaware Valley 47-yard line following a partially blocked punt. The Pride needed just five plays to find the end zone as Haupt hit Davis for a 14-yard score and a 14-7 lead with 4:59 left in the first quarter.
Delaware Valley took the ensuing kickoff and drove to the Widener 15. The drive stalled and Snyder's 32-yard field goal sailed wide left. However, the Aggies got the ball back at the Pride 46 as Terrance Osborne intercepted a pass by Haupt. A couple of big runs by Wilmer moved the ball down to the 13, but a fumble and a sack brought up third-and-long. Wilmer hit Lewis Vincent at the 17-yard line to move into field goal range and Snyder split the uprights to pull Delaware Valley to within four, 14-10, just over five minutes into the second quarter.
Widener responded with a nine-play, 74-yard scoring drive that was capped by Couve LaFate's five-yard touchdown run. McFadden added the extra point to up the Pride lead to 21-10 with 6:25 remaining in the half. They then got their second defensive score of the game just two minutes later as Jamal Dorsey intercepted a screen pass and raced 58 yards to the end zone for a 28-10 advantage. Delaware Valley had a drive late in the half, but turned the ball over on downs and Widener took a knee to send the teams to the locker room.
Early in the third quarter, the Aggie defense forced a turnover as linebacker Chad Wisniewski came up with an interception and returned it to the Pride 38-yard line. They drove to the 29 and faced fourth-and-inches. Schuberth got the call and just got enough for a first down. They then had a third-and-eight when Wilmer hit Vincent for a leaping reception at the one-yard line. Schuberth did not get in on the first two runs and Wilmer ran a naked bootleg on third down. He had an open lane to the end zone, but cramped up and fell to the turf at the three. Freshman Mike Anusky came in to run the wildcat and was stopped for no gain to turn the ball over on downs.
Delaware Valley stopped Widener again and, following the punt, took over possession at the Pride 48. Wilmer came back into the game and drove the ball down to the six where Waller scored his touchdown. The Aggies quickly followed with Ferrell's touchdown catch, but the Pride made the big plays down the stretch for the win.
Delaware Valley outgained Widener, 396-329, in the contest. Wilmer was 13-for-38 for 172 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions. He also ran for 62 yards and a score. Schuberth netted 110 yards on 24 carries.
Meanwhile, the Aggie defense held the Pride's prolific offense to just 14 points over the first three and half quarters of play (Widener's other 14 points during that time was notched by its defense). Cory Armstrong led the way with eight tackles while Robinson had six stops and one interception.
Haupt completed 19 of 30 passes for 232 yards. He threw two touchdowns and was picked off three times. Davis led all receivers with seven catches for 90 yards and a score. Dylan Ditmer had 10 tackles and a sack while DiBiase finished with seven tackles, two fumble recoveries (one for a touchdown) and a forced fumble.


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text: To Cut or Not to Cut February 11, 2014 07:14 PM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Ed Clark Top Producer Business and Issues Editor Email How to match break-even costs to the new crop price reality With corn prices dropping to sub-$4 and the potential for $10 soybeans, it's time to get creative. There is no one-size-fits-all-farmers answer, but there are numerous ways to more closely align costs with returns. The good news is that some important inputs, such as fertilizer and fuel, are already coming down in cost. Other inputs, while not decreasing in price, are still too valuable to risk a cutback in yield. One of the best ways to cut costs can actually be a spike in yields. We've called on several experts to offer their suggestions on trimming expenses on everything from the cost of money to minding the details. Position your farm for higher interest rates, says Mike Boehlje, ag economist at Purdue University. This is increasingly important because many farmers will need to borrow money in 2014 to offset potential shortfalls. "We're closer to a rate increase," he adds. "It's crucial to take advantage of fixed rates if you haven't already done so. For some, now's a good time to think about consolidating/restructuring loans to reduce payments. "Be conservative about using too much cash to buy assets or pay down debt," he adds, stressing the importance of a strong cash position. Know your cost of production. While this is hardly new advice, many producers still do not have a firm grasp of their total costs, says Danny Klinefelter, ag economist at Texas A&M University. It's not enough just to know costs on a cash basis, which can give you an inaccurate picture of farm finances; it needs to be done on an accrual basis, he explains. "Probably only 2.5% of commercial farmers know their cost of production on an enterprise basis," he adds. "It's impossible to market and lock in a positive margin if you don't precisely know your costs," Boehlje says. "When you see a profit opportunity, lock it in." Likewise, it's tough to know just how to go about trimming costs without precisely knowing what they are, he notes. Initiate conversations with landlords about cash rents, encourages Gary Schnitkey, ag economist at the University of Illinois. "I'm not expecting a decrease in cash rent in 2014, however," he adds. "The rubber will meet the road on cash rents in 2015." Because of both high-priced rent and farmland values, be cautious about expanding, adds Mike Duffy, ag economist at Iowa State University. Economies of scale don't improve much once an operation hits 1,000 acres, he says, and it might be better to invest in improving land to boost yields rather than acquiring more land. One area farmers should not cut this year is crop insurance. In fact, producers with 70% to 75% corn coverage should consider boosting coverage levels to 80% or 85%, says Steve Johnson, farm management specialist at Iowa State University. That's because lower futures prices mean less crop insurance revenue protection. Premiums won't be released until March 3 or 4, but producers must make any changes by March 17. If you've been banking phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) levels, now is the time to make a withdrawal and reduce P and K rates, says Nate Franzen, president, agribusiness division, First Dakota National Bank, Yankton, S.D. "People have been pouring it on to the max in past years," he notes. Before you go to the other extreme, Boehlje adds, keep in mind that cutting too deep on crucial inputs can actually drive costs higher. "I'm not saying to cut back and cause a productivity reduction, nor cut back on total nitrogen that has to be replenished each year," he notes. Thankfully, the outlook calls for substantially lower prices on all nutrient inputs this spring. Think twice about capital expenditures. Many farmers have upgraded equipment during recent years of strong profits, Boehlje says, so they might be in a position to go through a period of lower prices without making additional changes. It's important to "right size" equipment to acreage, he says. The same applies to land and other fixed assets. It's human nature that during periods of strong profits, management in some areas can "get a little sloppy," Franzen says. Record prices have encouraged buying some inputs without hard knowledge of their economic return. "That's no longer an option," Duffy adds Speaking of inputs, if you fail to apply the right inputs at the right time and under the right circumstances, you might as well flush your money down the toilet—at least it's more environmentally sound, Boehlje explains. Management carries over into the shop, too. Make sure equipment is in the best condition possible to give you an edge during planting, crop protection applications and at harvest. Be lean on labor. "Some operations can get by with less hired labor," Franzen says, but that means knowing per acre labor costs. While farmers as a whole are making fewer passes over fields, some operations can still reduce up to two passes, which can substantially cut costs, Franzen says. Sweat the small stuff. It's not huge costs that make the difference, but small changes throughout the operation, Klinefelter says. "A 5% cost reduction over many inputs can be huge." While the cost structure in some industries varies little from firm to firm, in agriculture, the spread is wide. "In 2012, University of Minnesota farm record data showed that the top 20% earned $844,000, while the bottom 20% earned just $14,000," Klinefelter says. "Farmers are not a homogenous group. You can make yourself 5% better and it's more than 5% because that level of improvement over time has a compounding effect." For example, with variable-rate systems, "you can get real cost changes," he adds. Push the pencil on family living expenses. "The past three to four years, a number of farm families have sped up living expenses," Franzen notes. "Now is the time to tighten the belt." Realigning cost and returns can be a challenge, but it's one that you must master to weather the storm. You can e-mail Ed Clark at firstname.lastname@example.com. Back to news


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|Ever notice they always describe the heroine's breasts as sensually 'tumbling' out of her bodice...how exactly do breast 'tumble'?
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|Ever notice they always describe the heroine's breasts as sensually 'tumbling' out of her bodice...how exactly do breast 'tumble'?
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Love the color and fun design! I have a question about the dark wax. I know you should apply the clear wax, then the dark wax. Do you let this dry and then buff? Or do you buff immediately? I'm never sure if I should let the dark wax dry before buffing. Thanks!
Love how this dresser turned out. All that hard work paid off for sure!
That is absolutely gorgeous! You certainly have a gift!
Thanks for your sweet comment Katie. After I add clear wax, I come back with the dark..apply and immediately wipe off as needed. I do let both the waxes dry before buffing. To be honest...with this dresser, it was ready to buff within a few minutes..I was amazed! The key is to not over wax..always wipe any extra residue off and it will dry much faster. Have fun.
You are too kind Kristy...thank you!
Gorgeous! I'm sure there's some joke about it being a "flat-chest-of drawers" or something.
Thanks, Janet!
What a beautiful and fanciful job you did on this dresser, Janet. Such a great imagination you have. Okay... going to go see Connie now. LOL
WOW!!!! I've been waiting to see it, and it did not disappoint!!! I love the bows! Well done! donna :)
Thanks Di!
Thank you Donna!
The dresser is so cute! I love it! I had some harlequin fun myself this past weekend! Would love for you to check it out...a harlequin nursery
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Gorgeous! I'd seen Connie's post, and was beginning to wonder if the Harlequin pattern was the latest trend.
Looks like you're having such a good time this winter! Bravo on another adorable piece of furniture.
Beautiful, Janet...you are having way too much fun with that Annie Sloan chalk paint and wax!
Janet, I love this. What a fun design. I have not heard of the smaller brush. I must get one.
charming, simply breathtaking
The chest turned out beautiful and the tea cup is the perfect finishing touch!
Gorgeous! and the chest turned out great, too. LOL
I love the ribbons as pulls. So cute! RP
The fabric pulls are the perfect finishing touch - I was a little afraid that I was going to see a dresser with boobs painted on it or something! :)
Not tumbling....flopping or maybe flapping :)
Beautiful job on the dresser janet!n
I also loved the fabric pulls, very unique and unexpected! A great element of surprise! I'm a recent follower and was wondering what type of wax you use. Also where is the chalk paint available? Thanks!
Janet, you did an amazing job on this harlequin dresser! Plus what a cute and creative way to present it to us. Keep up the great job.....love your blog!!!
It is truly amazing how both you and Connie came up with (and beautifully executed) such fabulous harlequin dressers at the same time! I think there must be a special secret ingredient in Annie's paint...
Hi Janet,
Beautiful dresser!
Love the colours and the detail of the design. The whimsy is such a great idea too, helps break up all of those pulls!
Great tips as well!
All the Best,
Loving the post title! Lol! Great tutorial too - pinned it, and your newest GFC groupie. Thanks for the inspiration.
Too cute!!
Katy :)
Janet, I am so in love with this piece!!! I see you used "Waxine.". She was developed by the ASCP dealer here in Dayton. Keep creating these gorgeous painted pieces!
The dresser is beautiful, I really love the colors you use and the bows for pulls are genius:>)
Love it Janet! The ribbon pulls are perfect, and the Henrietta is a nice accent. I'm going to have to make a trip to your shop to see some of your other special pieces (they probably don't last long there though, do they?)
What a cute dresser! Thanx for sharing with us at the party!
Beautifully painted dresser and my favorite part are the fabric drawer pulls. Totally different and unique, I love it.


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Christoph Willibald Gluck, an acclaimed composer and influential reformer, whose youth and musical beginnings are linked with Bohemia and Prague, gained worldwide fame owing to his unceasing quest to change the face of opera, to purge it of vocal exhibitionism and draw it nearer to drama and theatre, to find in it – as he put it – "beautiful simplicity". The first and most famous of Gluck's operas written in the new reformatory style is Orfeo ed Euridice, dating from 1762. The composer eschews completely the traditional operatic pomposity, inclining instead to an intensive and well-considered musico-dramatic language drawn from the logic and atmosphere of the mythical story of suffering from the loss of the beloved, love that is capable of performing miracles, as well as the weakness that hinders these miracles. Against the grain of Italian opera practice, Gluck markedly increased the role played by the chorus and ballet, he only maintained three soloists – in addition to the two lead characters, the allegoric Amore, a comforter who ultimately brings the imperfect human to the longed-for destination. In Gluck's adaptation, the famous Greek myth has an introspective, meditative, psychological, hence also extremely timeless, nature. We will be presenting Gluck's opera in the Italian version, with Orfeo sung by a baritone.
The opera is staged in italian language and czech and englich surtitles are used in the performance.
Photo: Hana Smejkalová
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Racing is in Will Davison's blood. Following on from his late grandfather Lex Davison (who won the Australian Grand Prix on four occasions in the 1950s and 60s), his champion winning father Richard and his elder brother Alex, Davison has an inbuilt passion for racing.
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CCNY, New York Botanical Garden, University of São Paulo scientists to develop framework to explain and predict distribution of biological diversity
A multidisciplinary, international team of researchers has been awarded nearly $4 million to develop a broad interdisciplinary framework to explain and predict plant and animal species distribution in Brazil's endangered Atlantic Forest. Scientists from The City College of New York (CCNY), New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) and University of São Paulo (USP) comprise the team, which is co-led by CCNY's Ana Carnaval and USP's Cristina Miyaki.
"By studying the Atlantic Forest climate and landscape and their changes over the last 120,000 years, our team will learn how forest species have responded to repeated environmental shifts of the past," said Dr. Carnaval, a native of Brazil who is now an assistant professor of biology at City College. "This understanding can be instrumental in the face of ongoing climate change by enabling us to predict how species will respond to future environmental shifts."
NSF and NASA are jointly funding the study in the United States through NSF's Dimensions of Biodiversity program. The São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP), São Paulo state's research foundation, is supporting the research in Brazil. Both countries are contributing roughly equal amounts to the project, which is expected to span five years.
A multinational network of collaborators is bringing its expertise to the group, as well. It includes scientists from the State University of New York, the American Museum of Natural History, University of California Santa Cruz, University of North Carolina, Institut de Recherche pour le Developpement (France), Australian National University and several Brazilian colleges and universities.
In pre-Columbian times, Brazil's Atlantic Forest extended for 3,000 kilometers and formed a fringe of forests sandwiched between the ocean and the drier uplands of the Brazilian shield. Today, the forest is reduced to less than 11 percent of its historical range, yet its fragments harbor some of the highest concentrations of indigenous species that cannot be found anywhere else on Earth.
The investigators will apply a hypothesis-based framework to reconstruct scenarios of past climate change. They will incorporate climatological models based on what is known about the Earth cycles, information from fossil records and inferences of past levels of humidity based on the geochemistry of deposits on caves. Genetic data from present-day populations will then be used to understand how the Atlantic Forest species responded to those changes.
Additionally, by relating current species distribution data to environmental information from climatological analyses and remote sensing data, the investigators will characterize the nature of the environments where the target species occur. Combining this information with knowledge of how species responded to past climatic changes will provide clues to how animals and plants may respond to the rapid anthropogenic environmental changes expected over the next 50 - 100 years, Professor Carnaval said.
Using this information, for instance, they will be able to predict species occurrence and how their distribution will change in response to different climate change scenarios. This will help identify areas and groups of species likely to become threatened or endangered, or areas in need of protection or research.
In addition to the research, the grant will support production of a travelling exhibit to be used to convey the findings to commuters in São Paulo and New York City. Teaching modules and a dedicated public event for Brazilian high school students and their teachers are planned, as well.
At City College, the grant will support three new post-doctoral fellows and at least five graduate students. In addition, Professor Carnaval expects that the project will create numerous opportunities for undergraduates, including fieldwork experience in Brazil.
This project also strengthens the growing evolutionary ecology research group on CCNY's minority-serving campus and significantly increases exposure of City College students to trans-disciplinary, international, collaborative work. Approximately three-fourths of CCNY students self-identify as members of minority groups.
In the United States, Professor Carnaval's co-principal investigators are:
• Dr. Michael Hickerson, assistant professor of biology, The City College of New York;
• Dr. Kyle McDonald, Terry Elkes Professor of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, The City College of New York;
• Dr. William Wayt Thomas, Elizabeth G. Britton Curator of Botany, Institute of Systematic Botany, New York Botanical Garden, and
• Dr. Fabian A. Michelangeli, associate curator, Institute of Systematic Botany, New York Botanical Garden.
In Brazil, Dr. Miyaki's co-principal investigators are Drs. Ricardo Pinto-da-Rocha and Francisco Cruz. Both are affiliated with USP.
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St. Lawrence University Athletic Director Margie Strait to receive national award
CANTON-The National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics will present St. Lawrence University Athletic Director Margie Strait with an Under Armour Athletic Director of the Year Award as part of the NACDA and Affiliates annual convention in Orlando, FL.
Strait, athletic director, chair of the department of Athletics and Recreation and senior advisor to the administration, has also served St. Lawrence as a head coach of both tennis and skiing. She joined the St. Lawrence staff in 1970 as coach and instructor in physical education and recently completed her 15th year as athletic director.The Under Armor Athletic Director of the Year program was created to honor intercollegiate directors of athletics for their commitment and administrative excellence within a campus and/or college community environment. The award spans seven divisions and annually honors 28 athletic directors (four from each division). Strait will receive her award at the NACDA and Affiliates convention in Orlando, FL on June. 15. SLU Director of Athletic Media Relations Wally Johnson will also be honored at the convention as an inductee into the College Sports Information Director's Association Hall of Fame on June 13.
"We're greatly pleased for Margie, and very proud of her as well," said St. Lawrence President William L. Fox. "As both a coach of two sports and an administrator at St. Lawrence for 43 years, she has overseen the expansion of the Saints' team offerings and athletics facilities, watched dozens of league and even national champions perform, witnessed numerous All-Americas in action, and seen hundreds of athletes arrive, grow and graduate. Always she has kept in the forefront the ideal of the student-athlete, one who comes to college not just to win, but also to learn."
Strait spent 17 seasons as women's tennis coach and eight as men's tennis coach and was the 1994 New York State Coach of the Year. She led her women's teams to three conference championships and two state titles and rebuilt the men's program to a conference champion. She coached both alpine and Nordic skiing during her St. Lawrence tenure and was recognized for her contributions to the sport by the Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association.
Strait has served as a member of the executive committee of the ECAC men's and women's hockey league, the ECAC Board of Directors, and as president of the Liberty League. She was the 2009 winner of the ECAC Administrator of the Year Award and was recognized by the Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association with its service award in 1999. A graduate of Cortland State with a master's degree from St. Lawrence, she was inducted into the Cortland State Athletic Hall of Fame in 2003.
Since taking the directorship, she has coordinated the addition of seven new athletic teams to the Saints NCAA Division III athletic program and has been involved in all phases of an extensive renovation of the University's athletic facilities. Those renovations include the completion of renovations to Appleton Arena and Burkman Gym, a new artificial turf field, a new nine-lane outdoor all-weather track, a new football field and several new practice venues. Additional projects include new office spaces, a new fitness center, a new field house, new squash and tennis facilities and a crew boathouse.
The St. Lawrence athletic program has consistently ranked among the best in the nation among Division III programs in the Learfield Cup during the past decade and Saint student-athletes have been well represented on both athletic and academic all star teams during her term as athletic director.
Margie and her husband Russ live in Waddington and are the parents of two adult children, Hawley and Wendy. They recently became grandparents.
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You may best known Katherine Webb from her appearance at the the BCS Championship football game in 2013 (where an announcer's comments about her looks went viral) or from her role as Miss Alabama — both of which required a truly impressive amount of makeup. But Webb is ready to show another side of herself: a more low-key, makeup-free side, as she posted on Instagram Wednesday.
"Feeling confident enough today to post this, finally. I have quite a few imperfections too!," she wrote. But wait, there's more: "Grew up feeling insecure and self-conscious about my skin and the white patches that cover half my body, but I don't care what people think anymore. I just had to get really good at doing makeup 😜💋💄 'That's why I began doing makeup in the first place: I was hoping that through helping people see the beauty in themselves, I could try and find it in me.' -Kevin Aucoin (celebrity makeup artist)."
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The star has made no secret of working hard for her looks, but now we know she's naturally gorgeous too. And she joins a growing group of stars who have shared photos of themselves on social media while at their most intimate, from Cameron Diaz to Rihanna to Selena Gomez to (most recently) Bethenny Frankel.
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Jean & Don's Bright White Kitchen
There's nothing more inviting than a bright, light filled kitchen. When a kitchen is this bright it feels as if it's actually reaching out to grab you and pulling you right into the room. Bright kitchens are kitchen that we want to be in and create tasty dishes to share with our friends!
The first thing we notice about Jean and Don's kitchen is the number of cabinets! Their kitchen has ample storage space and gives them the luxury of everything having a place to be stored. We can't tell you how many times we've found a cool gadget that we wanted to buy but simply have no place for it in the kitchen, Jean and Don certainly do not have that problem!
The fact that the cabinets are white directly contributes to the brightness of the room. The combination of the white cabinets and light wall color amplifies the sunlight that comes streaming in through the windows. Their kitchen could have easily gone a traditional/cookie cutter route, but with the addition of art and accessories — they made it their own.
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Tiia Vissak 9/22/2012 4:12:12 AMa cool close-up! #1487727
Jack Gaskin 9/22/2012 4:30:48 AMLOVE IT Lets folks know just how MOIST IT IS along costal Alaska.
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Jeff Robinson 9/22/2012 4:34:03 AMGreat color, detail and frame-filling capture! #10332731
Tammy M. Anderson 9/22/2012 4:46:44 AMExcellent colors and details, Mike. #10332740
Patrick Rouzes 9/22/2012 12:16:52 PMTones, colors, textures, clarity & detail are exceptional, MIke! WTG, my friend!
John Connolly 9/22/2012 1:52:11 PMFabulous detail and color here Mike!
Anita Hogue 9/22/2012 5:50:30 PMTruly awesome Mike! Love the colors, close crop and details! #10333516
Rony Sagy 9/22/2012 7:58:28 PMFantastic closeup. Excellent work. #10333604
Heather Loewenhardt 10/28/2012 9:31:59 PMGreat detail captured in this closeup Mike. Congrats on this finalist image and good luck in the next round. #10388860
Tammy M. Anderson 10/29/2012 4:35:10 AMCongrats again, Mike. #10389591
Patricia A. Casey 10/29/2012 11:13:08 AMIf I'm not mistaken....I believe that's a Raven.....my favorite bird....this is sure a lovely capture of a beautiful carving.....Congratulations on Finalist and all the very best wishes for the next round Mike! #10391250
JO ANN CLEVELAND 10/29/2012 12:30:44 PMSuper finalitst, congratulatulations,
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Brad Harding 10/29/2012 1:28:25 PMGreat detail shot Mike. Wonderful color and textures. #10391976
Tamara K. Walker 10/31/2012 10:10:57 PMCongratulations. #10398435
Merna L. Nobile 11/13/2012 10:40:32 AMReceiving an award from Better Photo is just like unwrapping a gift, the thrill is always the same! It is also exciting to be able to send my personal congratulations to each and every one of you and I look forward to seeing the gold though out the galleries. Merna #10417238
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We've just returned from a week's camping at the beach on the Bellarine Peninsula. Bellarine comes from the Bengalit (clan of the Wathaurong tribe of the Kulin nation) word Balla-wein, 'a place where you lean on your elbow beside a campfire after a good meal'.
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I've implemented MIDI support for OSX and Windows Hatari. Eero has been most helpful and is reviewing the patch.
MIDI support has been tested in OSX and it seems to work ok, including sysex. However, there's a weird periodic 12 ms jitter in Hatari MIDI output, at least in OSX. It is present in current Mercurial tip midi.c (i.e., even without my code, which I first suspected to be the reason). The attached graphs illustrate the issue. Vertical axis is latency time in msecs, and horizontal axis is time in midi packets. Positive vertical value indicates that a noteOn command is generated late, and negative that it is generated early. The expected ideal curve would be a flat horizontal line at 0.
I don't know anything about timing in the emulator internals. Can someone please jump in and figure out what is going on? I can provide the related code used to make the measurements. Would be great to get MIDI timing tight as there are really good sequencers available for ST. And Hatari can run them all. It's awesome.


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