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Meeting Minutes
February 18, 2005
Board Members Present: Steve Van Ess, Mary Jo Green, Debra McKinney, Kevin Ingram, and Dr. Betty Womack. Ann Neviaser, Khalaf Khalaf, and Mary Cuene attended via phone.
HEAB Staff Present: Connie Hutchison, John Whitt, Mary Lou Kuzdas, Sandy Thomas, Alice Winters and Nancy Wilkison.
Others Present: Rolf Wegenke, WAICU; Sandra Dercole; DPI-WEOP; Kristen Hendrickson and Sharon Wilhelm, UW System Administration; Dan Goyette and Margaret Zitzer, Marquette University; David Glisch-Sanchez, United Council, Danielle Kupkovits and Benjamin Dobner, MSOE; Tom Heffron and Jayson Chung, WTCS; and Angela Russell, Office of the Governor.
Chairman Steve Van Ess called the meeting to order at 9 a.m.
Ann Neviaser, Khalaf Khalaf, and Mary Cuene joined via phone at 9:05
The motion was made by Dr. Betty Womack to approve the minutes of the October 15, 2004 Board Meeting and was seconded by Debra McKinney. The minutes were approved.
Update on Governor Doyle's Budget Address: Governor Doyle recommended the following: TG and WHEG-WTCS to be increased slightly. There were no language changes proposed for WTCS or TG. WHEG-UW to be increased significantly in both years; Funds to replace all dollars currently being funded from GPR for WHEG and a statutory increase, no auxiliary funds proposed. WHEG-Tribal: No increase in funding. HEAB: One half of a position was eliminated; supported funding over biennium for upgrading administrative mainframe system. Tribal Colleges: Connie requested that the Board consider adding an ex-officio Board member to represent the tribal colleges. This was a concern expressed by Tribal College Representatives when Connie met with them recently. The Board asked that this be placed on the next agenda for discussion and possible action. There were questions as to legality and perception of the Governor's Office and the process of an ex-officio membership. Connie will pursue options and desires of the Governor.
Update on the Federal Government Accounting Office: New Tax Tables: Connie and Board Member discussed the impact of the change in Tax Tables on student eligibility. HEAB staff will monitor 2005-06 commitment numbers for WHEG and TG, and recommend changes to the formulas if necessary. Steve said that the latest information showed that EFCs in Wisconsin could rise an average of $440, and this could have a big impact on PELL monies available to students.
Other: Connie thanked the HEAB staff for their continued dedication.
The WHEG and WTG program formulas were presented for Board consideration. The general structure of the WHEG formula is outlined in the State statutes. However, the components may be adjusted to incorporate changes in the cost of education, the Federal Methodology (which determines the Expected Family Contribution) and the number of applicants (which relates to the number of students who enroll and the available funding).
WI Association of Independent Colleges and University's president, Rolf Wegenke, recommended that HEAB increase the maximum award from $2500 to $2700 and increase the minimum award from $250-$500. Connie Hutchison agreed with the recommendation. A motion was made by Ann Neviaser to accept WAICU and HEAB's recommendation. Khalaf Khalaf seconded the motion. The formula outlined in Table 2 of Board Report #05-12 was unanimously approved.
Wisconsin Technical College System president, Daniel Clancy, recommended that HEAB increase the student budget used for the WHEG formula from $7,500 to $8,000 to more accurately reflect real student costs. He recommended that increases in the award level for the neediest student go from $9oo to $960. Connie Hutchison, HEAB Executive Secretary concurred. It is hoped that students will receive some adequate level of WHEG aid and a limited amount of funds will be available for students starting second semester. In the current academic year WHEG funds were depleted in early November 2004, and many eligible students had no chance to receive WHEG assistance. The formula would read: ($8,000 - EFC) x 12% = Award. Mary Cuene moved to accept this recommendation; it was seconded by Kevin Ingram and passed unanimously.
College of Menominee Nation President, Verna Fowler, and Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College President, Elizabeth McDougall both recommend that they remain with their current formula. The maximum award would continue to be $1,800. Connie Hutchison concurred with the recommendation. The formula would read: ($6,650 - EFC) x 27.44% = Award. Deb McKinney moved to accept the recommendation; it was seconded by Dr. Womack and passed unanimously.
University of Wisconsin-Madison president, Kevin Reilly, made the recommendation that the formula for 2005-06 academic year continue to tie the equity level to UW-Madison's tuition for the previous year of $5,252, and a rationing factor of 50%. The maximum award would remain at $2,627. Connie Hutchison concurred. The formula would read: ($5,254 - EFC) x 50% = Award. Deb McKinney moved to accept the recommendation with the addition of a raise in the minimum grant amount to $500 as suggested by the advisory work group, it was seconded by Ann Neviaser. David-Glisch-Sanchez, United Council expressed concern for those students who may not receive the $250 awards as a result. The motion passed unanimously.
10 Minute break. Khalaf Khalaf signed off the phone conference at 10:16 a.m.
Currently statutes require that if a designated Academic Excellence scholar does not accept the scholarship, an alternate is selected only if the grade point is exactly the same as the designated scholar. This means that if a student with a GPA of 4.0 does not accept the scholarship, the student with the next highest GPA, even if it is 3.99, cannot be named an alternate. This rule only applies to those schools that use a traditional grading scale. The question for the Board to consider: Should HEAB recommend changes to the statutes that would allow alternates for scholarships who do not have the same grade point average as the designated scholar to receive the scholarship? Connie suggested that the Board table action on this matter pending movement on a bill put forth in the Legislature by Senator Fred Risser which addresses this very subject. Dr. Womack moved to accept that recommendation and it was seconded by Ann Neviaser. It passed unanimously.
Ten Students are selected, from all public and private schools in the state with enrollment under 80, to receive the Academic Excellence Scholarship. Grade requirements and course requirements may differ from school to school. Using the ACT score may even the criteria for comparing students from one school to the next. ACT scores are currently used as tie-breaking criteria. The question before the Board for consideration: Should ACT scores, rather than GPAs, be used to determine the AES recipients for schools with enrollment under 80 students. Connie suggested that the Board table action on this matter pending movement on a bill put forth in the Legislature by Senator Fred Risser which addresses this very subject. Ann Neviaser moved to accept that recommendation and it was seconded by Kevin Ingram. It passed unanimously.
Proprietary school students do not currently receive state financial aid. It has been noted that Legislators and state agencies have been lobbied by proprietary (for-profit) schools to qualify for state-funded aid. The Department of Administration has been asked to include an initiative granting funds in Governor Doyle's budget request. The Educational Approval Board states that one of its objectives is to secure funding through HEAB for the schools it regulates. Given the state's financial situation and the resulting inability to meet the needs of students currently enrolled in the three sectors it has been recommended that this in not the time to consider creating and funding an entirely new program. HEAB would like to see the board take the position opposing the expansion of state financial aids to students in proprietary schools at this time. The motion was made to accept this recommendation by Mary Cuene, seconded by Ann Neviaser, and was passed unanimously.
HEAB has been notified by the Legislative Audit Bureau that the current return of funds policy is somewhat vague and it is causing some confusion, particularly among some of the UW-System schools. It is their recommendation that we revisit the policy for clarification. This information report has been included to make the Board aware that HEAB will be working with the financial aid offices and the system offices from WAICU, WTCS and the UW System to find solutions that everyone will be comfortable with. The Board will be advised on the progress.
The tuition reciprocity program is not a revenue generating program for either state, but provides an opportunity for residents on both sides of the border to attend institutions on the opposite side. In 2003-04 there was a slight decrease in the number of students studying in Wisconsin and an increase of over 600 students studying in Minnesota. The amount paid to the state of Minnesota was $6,163,196. Additional tuition paid by Minnesota students and remitted to the General Fund was $7,683,385.
During the fiscal year 2004, WHEAL borrowers paid HEAB a total of $445.659.55. Of this amount $397,127.11. was for principal and $48,532.44 was for interest. As of December 31, 2004 there were 26 people currently still in repayment.
Each year HEAB goes out to the aid community with a survey to collect information about need based and non-need based student financial aid for Wisconsin resident undergraduates. The colleges and universities within the four different Wisconsin Higher Education Sectors provided the majority of the information reflected in this report. The four sectors of colleges and universities include the Independent Colleges and Universities, the Tribal Colleges, the University of Wisconsin System, and the Wisconsin Technical College System. The majority of the cost of education is met by assistance that is based on financial need. The majority of need based and non-need based assistance combined is funded by federal loan assistance.
In 2004-05, WHEG-UW has committed 128.88% ($43,545,893) of its appropriation with 30,830 awards. This is 3,489 more awards and 6.34% less committed than at this time last year. The final commitment for 2003-04 was 135.32%. WHEG-WTC has committed 167.06% ($24,977,099) of its appropriation with 33,281 awards. This is 4,376 more awards and .61% less committed than at this time last year. The final commitment for 2003-04 was 167.69%. WTG has committed 102.42% ($23,011,154) of its appropriation with 10,448 awards. This is 478 more awards and 3.61% more committed than at this time last year. The final commitment for 2003-04 was 95.16%. The number of applicants through February 8, 2005, for the 2004-05 academic year was 229,475. That number last year at this time was 218,800. Applicants in 2003-04 totaled 225,513.
The HEAB website continues to have increased hits during the month. WebTrends shows that in 2004 there were 106,143 visits to the site, an average of 8,845 per month. It's used primarily by Financial Aid Directors and students attending Minnesota schools. Connie thanked John Whitt for his continued work on keeping the site up to date. It is now easier to search the site as only heab.wi.gov needs to be entered.
OLD BUSINESS: none
Future meeting dates: April 22, 2005 and July 29, 2005
Kevin Ingram moved that the meeting be adjourned, second by Debra McKinney, and Chairman Steve Van Ess adjourned the meeting at 11:10.
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"It's an honor to be working with an esteemed group of scholars," Swearer said. "The Research Advisory Board has been helping the Foundation make sure that its initiatives are grounded in research and will make sure that research guides their programming."
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"Susan Swearer knows how to translate strong, solid research into practical, relevant strategies for youth, families and the professionals who work with them," Marjorie Kostelnik, dean of the College of Education and Human Sciences said. "She is a bridge from the research world that cares about bullying, to the public that cares about bullying. Her ability to connect those two worlds will serve her well in this role."
In a statement, Germanotta said the board includes "some of the brightest minds in education and adolescent research. With the help of these university-based experts, we will be able to reach even more youth and provide them with the tools necessary to be the brave person they were each born to be."
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After Jurgen Klinsmann took over the U.S. national soccer team nearly two years ago, the positive results were not immediate. As recently as late May, when the Americans lost a friendly to Belgium, there were questions about whether the former German star and coach was a good fit.
While the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup is clearly not the World Cup in terms of competition or worldwide significance, Klinsmann's imprint is becoming apparent as the U.S. continues to blow out its mostly overwhelmed opponents.
With the team making its first appearance in Baltimore since 1997, Sunday's 5-1 rout of El Salvador before a pro-Salvadoran sellout crowd of 70,540 at M&T; Bank Stadium was the latest example of the progress the U.S. has made under Klinsmann this summer.
The Americans silenced the crowd – think of Steelers fans gobbling up most of the seats for a Ravens home game – with two early goals, overcame a questionable penalty kick that cut their lead in half by intermission and put away the match shortly after Klinsmann's first substitution.
"I think that it's important that we sent out the signals right at the beginning of this game," Klinsmann said of the 2-0 start in the first 30 minutes. "To be honest, the only team that can really lose is us. We all expect, the fans expect, for us to win the game. These teams are not easy to play. That's why you need to take it very seriously."
The result was the ninth straight victory for the U.S. – the fourth in the Gold Cup, three in World Cup qualifiers and two wins in friendlies, including one over Klinsmann's former team – and a spot in Wednesday's Gold Cup semifinals against Honduras at Cowboys Stadium in Texas.
"What we're trying to do, we're trying to catch up with the big teams in the world, and if you raise the bar, it's all about speed," Klinsmann said. "I'm not talking about physical speed. I'm taking about mental speed, passing speed.
"It's about compactness, about going both ways the same way with 11 players involved, offensively, defensively. That's what we're working on. I think you see players trying to keep the tempo high, moving the ball around quickly and hopefully creating their chances."
The U.S. took advantage of its early chances, with former Maryland star Clarence Goodson coming up from central defense to score at close range on a feed from Landon Donovan in the 21st minute and U.S. team rookie Joe Corona giving the Americans a 2-0 lead in the 29th minute.
Conversely, El Savador did not, much to the disappointment of its fans who packed the parkways for hours and then the stadium. U.S goalkeeper Nick Rimando knocked away two point-blank shots – one with a foot and the other with a hand in the 26th minute, but faced only two others all day.
"It was a tough game. It was a game that had a lot of ups and downs for us. The U.S. has a very good team and a very good system," El Salvador coach Agustin Castillo said. "When we had our good moments, we were not able to find the back of the net. That's what made the difference."
In retrospect, the timing of Klinsmann's first substitution proved crucial. Taking out Chris Wondolowski, the tournament's leading scorer, in the 60th minute, Klinsmann watched as veteran Eddie Johnson scored 14 seconds after taking the field and four days after rejoining the team.
One of the fastest players in U.S. soccer history scored what Klinsmann later said was the fastest goal ever after he made a substitution. It came when Johnson headed in a short corner feed from Donovan past whiplashed El Salvador goalkeeper Dagoberto Portillo.
"That was pretty fast," Klinsmann said with a smile. "Eddie was planning to come at a certain point because we want to get him reconnected with this group. Wondo deserved to start the game based on what he's done. It worked out really well."
Said Donovan: "If I was a defender, I wouldn't want [Johnson] coming into the game at that point."
Donovan said that Wondolowski, who had scored five goals in the first two Gold Cup victories (including a hat trick against Belize) and assisted on Corona's goal, deserved at least an unofficial assist on Johnson's 16th career goal as a member of the U.S. national team dating back to 2004.
"Wondo put them under constant pressure for 55, 60 minutes," Donovan said. "In all these games, guys who have come in the second half had a lot of space and a lot of room to maneuver because of the work the guys had put in early and wore teams down and that was the case today."
Donovan, who added his 54th career goal in 54 games with the national team in the 78th minute and added his third assist of the game on Mix Diskerud's goal in the 84th minute, said he noticed a change from the crowd immediately after Johnson scored.
"My experience in these games is that they show up with their El Salvador jersey on and once we score a few goals they rip it off and they have a U.S. jersey on," Donovan said. "The crowd got more and more pro-American as we scored goals. I think in the end they wanted to see a good game and we wanted to give them one."
The U.S. is hoping to have a similar performance when it plays Honduras, a 1-0 winner over Costa Rica in the second quarterfinal Sunday at M&T; Bank Stadium, in the semifinals in Arlington, Texas. The final will be played next Sunday at Soldier Field with the U.S. expected to meet longtime rival Mexico.
"They are the best team we've seen in the tournament," Castillo, the El Salvador coach, said of the U.S.
Klinsmann understands the expectations facing his team. Regardless of the world rankings – the U.S. was ranked 22nd going into the Gold Cup but is expected to move up past Mexico this week – Klinsmann is not going to put too much into the results to date.
"This is a process and hopefully that process is coming along," he said.
Nearly two years in, Klinsmann and the U.S. team are starting to fit nicely together.


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Earlier this year, the Institute of Contemporary Art got disappointing news: It would no longer be in charge of painting the massive Dewey Square wall mural, at the head of the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway. The job would instead go to the more mainstream Museum of Fine Arts.
Jill Medvedow, ICA director, was not pleased. "Really?" she said. "It's walking distance to the ICA."
Other Greenway changes, perhaps more universally welcomed, are in the works. On Wednesday the nonprofit funder ArtPlace will announce a $250,000 public art grant for the Greenway, a 15-acre network of parks in downtown Boston. That follows by just a few days the announcement of plans for a $1 million public art expansion that will include the installation next year of a huge, billowing fabric work meant to hover over the park, by Brookline-based artist Janet Echelman. The Greenway is even hiring its own art curator.
It's an unprecedented burst of activity in a city not known for its public art. And the surge has not gone unnoticed.
"When I heard about the Echelman piece, I said, 'Wow, after so many years of waiting, it's happening,' " said Carole Charnow, Children's Museum director, who regularly walks along the Greenway. "The Echelman is audacious bold, visionary, and new."
Those are not terms traditionally associated with the Greenway's cultural plans. In recent years, four buildings proposed for the park — the YMCA of Greater Boston, a history museum, a new center for arts and culture, and a garden-under-glass — were dropped because of fund-raising struggles.
But Jesse Brackenbury, executive director of the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway Conservancy, said that the Greenway has been steadily adding features. Art has also been a focus, he said, starting with George Sherwood's 35-foot-tall steel structure, "Botanica," installed in 2009, and continuing through a series of temporary installations.
The most influential space has been the Dewey Square wall, where the Brazilian twins known as Os Gemeos created a colorful, cartoonish boy in pajamas in 2012. The project, paid for in large part by the conservancy but overseen by the ICA, drew raves — and also some unexpected criticism, when commenters on a Fox Boston website questioned whether the figure resembled a terrorist.
For Pedro Alonzo, the independent curator who oversaw the installation and has worked on art projects around the world, the project was a huge success because of the art and the location. "Look, that is the best wall I've ever gotten for an artist," said Alonzo. "That wall has set a new bar." He is not the only one who felt that way.
The Greenway's curatorial committee — which includes Nick Capasso, Fitchburg Art Museum director; Geoff Hargadon, UBS Private Wealth Management senior vice president; and Edward Saywell, Museum of Fine Arts head of contemporary art — decided earlier this year to rotate the wall to the MFA. Later this summer, New York-based Shinique Smith, who uses bright colors and anything from paint to stray pieces of clothing for her abstract works, will install a mural in collaboration with the MFA. Smith said she is thrilled to be working on a larger scale, particularly with a show opening across town at the MFA in August. "I hadn't thought of it as a marketing tool, but that is true," she said of the mural. "For me, it's an extension of exhibition space. It's a way to engage people who might not necessarily come into the museum. Even if they can't get away to see the show, they can go see this."
Smith's work will replace Matthew Ritchie's gray-and-white mural, a project overseen by the ICA. Medvedow said that the ICA had already approached another New York artist, Mickalene Thomas, about the wall before hearing of the MFA project.
She said she understands why the conservancy wants to work with other institutions, though believes the ICA is a natural fit because it connects the downtown area to the museum's waterfront home.
"We pioneered a strong asset for the city," said Medvedow of the wall. "They've picked a wonderful artist, and I'll be eager to see how they develop that space."
Hargadon, who donated money to support the Ritchie mural and whose photographs of the piece are featured on the ICA website, said that there are also other places along the Greenway that he hopes the ICA and others will utilize for future projects.
That's part of Brackenbury's plan. He knows the city has long been viewed as stodgy when it comes to public art, a place where bronze statues rule and daring contemporary works rarely get shown. Critics point to Chicago, with large contemporary sculptures on view at Millennium Park, or New York's High Line, an elevated park built along a former railroad line in Manhattan.
Echelman's project will feature a canvas suspended hundreds of feet above the Greenway. It will be attached to buildings running along the park.
Echelman, who moved to the area more than 30 years ago to attend Harvard University, said she is excited to finally get a chance to create a significant piece on her home turf. Her friends often ask her about works she has installed around the world. "I walk my kids to school, and everyone says, 'I wish we could have one here,' " she said. Now they can.
Ricardo Barreto, a public arts expert who has taught at the Massachusetts College of Art and Boston University, hopes that the Echelman commission is not just an exception. He has long advocated that legislators devote a percentage of tax revenues to pay for public art, as happens in many other regions.
"It may be coincidental that all these things are happening, and maybe we're going to have one terrific year," he said. "What happens after that?"
Brackenbury says the money from ArtPlace, plus a second grant — $500,000 from the Richard and Susan Smith Foundation — will do more than pay for one project. It is also meant to help fund the curator post, which he hopes to fill by the end of the summer.
The conservancy has also recently received grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and the New England Fund for the Arts for public art.
Though he has heard criticism that the Greenway has been slow to develop, Brackenbury said it has only been five years since the nonprofit took over the park.
"We've got one of the oldest parks in the country and one of the newest," he said. "When the Greenway's as old as the Public Garden, I don't think anybody's going to be thinking of what was there in year four, as opposed to year five or six."
The conservancy created a strategic plan in 2013 to add public art along the Greenway, and has been actively recruiting funders. The Smith Foundation, which is based in Newton, typically gives money to health and social service organizations, not the arts. But the foundation's trustees were excited by what Echelman's piece could bring to a public space.
Joyce Linehan, a Dorchester native and Mayor Martin J. Walsh's chief of policy, met with Brackenbury earlier this year to talk about his plans. She told him that if the conservancy needs any help from Walsh, just call. So far, he hasn't needed anything.
"As for Boston not having a great reputation for public art, I don't know," said Linehan. "All I know is what's going on right now, and I'm really excited. When I used to go down there in the early days, there was no one there. Now, when I walk down, it is brimming."Geoff Edgers can be reached at email@example.com.
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A US-based sales ban on Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet handed down just over three months ago was lifted by a US court on Monday, as the ding-dong battle between the Korean tech giant and rival Apple continues.
Responding to the decision, Samsung said in a statement, "We are pleased with the court's action today, which vindicates our position that there was no infringement of Apple's design patent and that an injunction was not called for."
The ban had been imposed before August's high-profile trial that saw Apple score a decisive victory over Samsung, with many of its patent-violation accusations relating to a number of Samsung smartphones and tablets accepted by the jury.
However, the patent which Apple accused Samsung of violating with the Galaxy Tab 10.1 (patent 889 relating to the iPad's design, specifically, "clean front, edge-to-edge glass, thin bezel, thin outer border, and rounded corners"), which prompted the decision to impose the temporary sales ban three months ago, was not violated by Samsung, according to the jury in the August trial. As a result, Samsung asked for the ban to be lifted.
Despite US district court judge Lucy Koh allowing the Galaxy Tab 10.1 to go back on sale in the US, things could still get sticky for Samsung and its tablet. Although the jury in the August trial ruled that the design patent had not been violated, it did rule that a number of other patents belonging to Apple had been violated by the Galaxy Tab. A US court hearing on December 6 is set to rule on which of Samsung's mobile gadgets should be banned from sale based on the jury's findings back in August – so yes, the tablet could be among them.
August's multi-billion-dollar patent battle saw Apple accusing Samsung of ripping off the design of its iPhone and iPad devices in the making of a number of its own smartphones and tablets. Apple won big, with Samsung ordered to pay just over $1 billion in damages for patent infringement.
But the dust has far from settled. Last week it was reported that Apple had filed a motion asking for an additional $707 million on top of its already massive award. Meanwhile, Samsung is asking for a new trial, alleging juror misconduct during August's proceedings.
As for the Galaxy Tab, with all the fuss in recent months over new, more portable, cheaper tablets from the likes of Amazon, Google, and Barnes & Noble – not forgetting a possible new contender hitting the market next month – is anyone even interested in the Galaxy Tab anymore? Are you thinking of buying one?
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The Bush administration threatened to veto the House Agriculture Committee's 2007 farm bill before the full House was scheduled to begin debate and vote on the legislation today (July 26.)
The veto threat came on a day when there were signs the bipartisan agreement put together by ag committee Chairman Collin Peterson was beginning to unravel over a proposed tax increase and other issues.
Peterson, the Minnesota Democrat who has traveled the country for the last six months listening to farmers and other organizations, lashed back at the White House after a spokesman said the president would not sign the bill because it exceeds his budget recommendations.
"Today, the Bush administration failed rural America and all Americans by threatening to veto the 2007 farm bill passed by the House Agriculture Committee," Peterson said in a statement issued yesterday (July 25).
Noting the committee farm bill is supported by a "broad spectrum of agriculture, conservation, nutrition and renewable energy advocates," Peterson said the legislation is a "carefully crafted compromise that includes substantial reforms and new investments in programs that matter, including fruit and vegetable production, nutrition programs, conservation and renewable energy.
"This is not the first time the Bush administration has turned its back on American agriculture and rural America," he said. "They repeatedly threatened to veto disaster assistance for agriculture, which the Democratic leadership passed this year. The administration also vigorously opposed the 2002 farm bill, which Secretary Johanns and others now praise as 'the right bill at the right time.'"
The ag committee chairman accused the administration of political posturing and failing to pursue and achieve compromise on any number of issues, including the farm bill. "The House Agriculture Committee put together a balanced, fiscally responsible farm bill, and I am confident that the House of Representatives will stand with us in supporting this important legislation."
The House was scheduled to begin debate on the farm bill today (July 26). While most farm organizations and agribusiness groups support the ag committee bill, Reps. Ron Kind, D-Wis., and Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., were expected to offer their Food and Agriculture Risk Management for the 21st Century Act as an amendment to the bill.
As of Wednesday evening, more than 110 prospective farm bill amendments had been filed. The House Rules Committee was meeting to determine the number of amendments that could be offered and the amount of time set aside for debating the five-year farm bill.
House ag committee Republicans, meanwhile, issued a statement saying they would stand against a proposed tax increase that could be used to offset increased nutrition spending in the farm bill.
"Earlier this week, my Republican colleagues were prepared to support the farm bill because we understand it needs bipartisan support; however, today, the farm bill has taken a very different form and is no longer about American agriculture but something far more political," said Rep. Bob Goodlatte, R-Va.
"Due to the inclusion of the tax increases, we are prepared to vote against this bill," said Goodlatte, ranking member on the committee, who appeared at a Tuesday press briefing aimed at drumming up support for the legislation.
Goodlatte said that, while the committee approved bipartisan farm bill language the week of July 17, the tax provisions were added to the bill after committee action without consideration or input from Republicans.
"After the agriculture committee passed a bipartisan bill, the bill was hijacked by forces outside of our control and the tax increase proposals were introduced without any input from the Republican members of the committee," he noted. "Despite repeated assurances that the $4 billion in offsets would not come from tax increases, here we are looking at tax increases as the funding mechanism of choice employed by the Democratic leadership."
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Tigers Score Seven Runs in Third Inning, Defeat Twins 10-6 on Friday
MINNEAPOLIS - The Detroit Tigers scored seven runs in the third and held on to defeat the Minnesota Twins 10-6 on Friday night at Target Field.
Twins starter Kevin Correia lasted only 2 1/3 innings, giving up eight runs off of eight hits and two walks.
On offense, Brian Dozier hit his seventh home run of the season in the sixth inning. Jason Kubel also went 3/4 with an RBI in the action.
The Twins fall to 11-11 this season with the loss. They look to bounce back against the Tigers on Saturday. You can hear all the action on AM1240 WJON with pregame starting at 12:40 p.m.


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by Sue Ann Rybak
The Friends of J.S. Jenks (FOJSJ), an independent nonprofit organization whose mission is to enhance the educational and enrichment opportunities at the elementary school in Chestnut Hill, will hold its first annual fun run and walk, Jogging for Jenks, beginning at the Church of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, 8000 St. Martin's Lane on Saturday, Nov. 3. The event features a 5K run and a 1K walk.
Haviva Goldman, FOJSJ president, said the school district's recent cuts to the budget have "impacted programs that are at the heart of school."
"The fun run is a fun way to raise money for a real community cause – supporting public education in Chestnut Hill," said Goldman, whose son is a third grader at Jenks. "It's a great event for families – both in our school and throughout the community – whether you run, walk or just want to cheer friends and family on."
Gerald Tracy, whose twins attend first grade at Jenks, said the permit was approved last week.
"Next year, we hope to engage a good run manager so runners will have professional times that they can use for other runs," Tracy said. "Because we had such a short window of time this year, this year's run will be fairly informal, but next year we are going to apply for the permits months in advance."
He said that thanks to the generosity of the pastor at St. Martin-in-the-Fields, the Rev. W. Jarrett Kerbel, the kids will have a safe place to play and wait for friends and family to finish the race or walk. Tracy added that there should not be any issues with parking or traffic and said the organization had reached out to Springside Chestnut Hill Academy and the Cricket Club to make sure there were no conflicting events.
Tracy said Bowman Properties had generously sponsored a moonbounce so families with kids could play and have fun while parents participate in the fun run or one-mile walk.
He added that the Friends of J.S. Jenks had set a "pretty ambitious goal of $40,000."
"So far, the Friends of J.S. Jenks have only raised about $10, 000," Tracy said. "We still have a long way to go."
All the funds raised will go to support music and art programs at Jenks. FOJSJ hopes to pay visiting artists to work regularly with students to replace art classes that were lost through budget cuts.
Tracy added that the money raised at the fund runs will go towards arts and music programs that invest in the children's future.
Registration is $25 for adults and $5 for children. All participants will receive a T-shirt. Registration for the run will begin at 7:30 a.m. with a start time of 8:15 a.m. Walk registration will begin at 8:30 a.m. with a start time of 9 a.m. The start/finish area will feature a kids' zone, vendor tables and refreshments. Leashed pets and baby joggers are permitted.
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NOTE: The original version of this story mistakenly listed the event as taking place on Sunday Nov. 3. The date is correct, but the day is Saturday, not Sunday.


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Ford CEO Alan Mulally Staying Through 2014
Current Ford Motor Company CEO Alan Mulally has been seriously considered as one of the leading candidates for a job at Microsoft Corp., but he has no plans on leaving Ford Motor Company until the end of 2014 according to Edsel Ford II, company director.
"Alan is staying through the end of 2014 and that's all I know," Ford, great-grandson of company founder Henry Ford, said while attending the '15 Ford Mustang reveal in Detroit, Michigan while Mulally was in Times Square showing off the new Mustang to Good Morning America.
Mulally, 68, has not been pressed by Ford's directors to make a public statement about his plans to the public since he has made his intentions clear to the company's board, said Edsel Ford.
"Frankly, he has told us that his plan is to stay with Ford through the end of 2014," Edsel Ford said, reiterating what the automaker and Mulally have both stated previously.
Since his move from Boeing Co. to the CEO for the Detroit automaker in 2006, Mulally has reversed Ford's fortunes and is considered one of the top candidates to replace Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft, according to sources familiar with Microsoft's deliberations.
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Emmy, Clio and Grammy winning composer / arranger/producer/audio engineer and sound designer ,fred weinberg's work spans feature films,commercials, top 10 singles and network television series. his projects include usa-nbc networks series segments for "Psych",Discovery channels' "Carrier-Fortress at Sea" projects for IBM,AT&T, Range Rover,Procter and Gamble, Budweiser,Steve Wynn-Wynn Hotel,Las Vegas, which was directed by Steven Spielberg, and The Encore Hotels directed by Brett Rattner.(X-Men)
Among many honors are his Emmy, six Grammy nominations,28 clio awards, Chicago film festival and New York festival Awards.
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At 6th Sense, we provide a collaborative, innovative and practical approach to real business challenges.
True collaboration - We're a bit like your innovation wingman.. We make a point of understanding your business, not just ours. We don't fly in, take a brief, disappear and present a deck a couple of months later with a solution.Ideas are often easy, it's moving them towards a reality which is the tricky part.
Getting under the skin - We believe the key to cracking a business challenge lies in identifying the principles which define that challenge, rather than getting distracted by the details up front. Once these principles are identified we use other worlds (industries, targets, markets, context) as stimulus for our challenge, to unearth fresh, springy insights and ultimately real, tangible solutions .
Custom-made journeys - We custom-create workshops and project journeys to drive specific outcomes, rather than stick to one formulaic approach.
Solutions Audit - We don't believe the optimal solution is always something completely fresh and different. Sometimes by redefining the challenge / changing perspectives or clearly scoping the parameters, existing ideas can be the solution. We'll help you decide whether to create, renovate or detonate – objectively.
Facilitating Change - Innovation often means changing traditional methods/mindsets within a business.
Potential Targets: Customer insight managers, NPD or Horizon managers, Customer facing teams, cost centres, sustainability, sales and marketing, HR teams, software developers,
What we do at 6thsense:
We think differently – and embrace it
We are smart - not arrogant
We awaken your senses - we deliver a multi-sensory experience (really!).. An innovation journey with us will have you see, touch, hear and feel things you've not before. We especially focus on your intuition and 'gut' instinct.. or 6th Sense.
Fast game's a good game! - We approach projects, workshops, and each piece of work with momentum and focus. A fast game's a good game!
We leave a creative footprint - We reinforce creative behaviours throughout our collaborations, so techniques/creative philosophies tend to take on a life of their own within your organisation, long after the project or workshop has been completed.
Task: design a homepage and supporting content page for the 6thSense innovation website.
Current site: is here http://www.6thsense.com.au, and is merely a holding page.
Direction: please use the supplied logo and template below as your guide.
Company colour palette: purple and green - the logo is attached.
6thsense brand essence: curious, passionate, clever but not arrogant, vibrant, fun, forward thinkers, strong
Layout: essentially we like the layout of this template http://www.2createawebsite.com/imag…14_big.jpg however it needs to tie in and work with the 6thsense logo.
We like the picture frame idea with the two different navigation - the left hand side AND the way there are 3 entry points to deeper content within the picture frame as well.
The section currently named 'portfolio' in the above template - in your design will need to be called our clients and to be the home for client logo images (please use placeholders in the meantime).
Navigation will need to include:
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- about us
- our clients (currently named portfolio in the above template - we envisage this to be client logos)
- contact us
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Arch Canyon, San Juan County, Utah, USA. This image is taken looking down a side-canyon into Arch Canyon. The Anasazi ruins called Lewis Lodges can be seen on the opposing canyon wall. Image taken July 6, 2012.
Utah is a state located in the westcentral region of the United States of America. Utah is the 13th largest state by area, ranks 34th by population and 10th by population density of the 50 United States. Utah was the 45th state to be admitted into the Union, on January 4, 1896. Utah is landlocked, being bordered by the states of Idaho to the north, Wyoming to the northeast, Nevada on the west, Colorado on the east and Arizona to the south. Utah is very mountainous and is a popular outing destination of the outdoorsman. The state population is about 2.82M with 95% being Caucasian, 2.4% Asian, 1.7% Native American and 1.3% Black. The state capital and largest city is Salt Lake City.Source: wikipedia


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UPDATED: Reality television collected the top spots in ratings for Central Florida last week. "America's Got Talent" and "Big Brother" were the standouts.
The week's most-watched programs in viewers:
1. "America's Got Talent" Tuesday, NBC, 184,438
2. "America's Got Talent" Wednesday results, NBC, 172,411
3. "60 Minutes," CBS, 157,516
4. Notre Dame-Texas football game, ABC, 134,068
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Hello to all and a warm "BeWelcome" to our new members!
I'm Matthias, a long time member of hospitality exchange networks and right now the treasurer of BeVolunteer, the french organisation legally running BeWelcome. I'm preparing the financial report for the general assembly of BV in early November and drafting the budget for 2012. You'll find details on BeWelcome as soon as it's approved by the GA and available.
But before I like to give you an overview on how we're doing financially. Especially because our donation bar doesn't work exact. (A change will be discussed and probably made at the GA.). And overview how much and for what purposes money is needed can be found here:
The good news is: Thanks to all your donations there is already enough money to pay the cheques for the rest of the year and also survive the next months.
In short: No donations needed right now. In this moment I'm very sure financial troubles or unpaid bills
won't be an issue. Actually we don't need that much money and if we fail in raising even this small amount, something else is wrong.
In one month, when we have the approved plan for 2012, the next treasurer will be back to ask you for donations for the next year. Right now the exact amount is unclear, as we try to reduce some costs (i. e. for servers, banking fees), but it's probably the same or even a bit less than 2011. While it's good to be on the safe side for some months, there is no reason to raise and save a lot of extra money with no plan what to do with it. If there are unexpected or extra costs (i. e. need for a stronger server), we'll start an extra donation campaign. Usually people are more tempted to donate if they now exactly what for.
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Edgar Allan Poe found the raven to be an unsettling avian creature, but the bird that has long haunted the Springside Chestnut Hill Academy softball team is the Agnes Irwin Owl. Even the two fifth-year seniors for the SCH Lions had never enjoyed a victory over the Main Line franchise, and their luck didn't change last Tuesday as their ballclub took on Irwin for the second time this season.
Giving up three runs in the first inning and five more in the second, the Lions fell into an 8-0 hole against Owls sophomore hurler Katie Wenger, who is generally acknowledged to be the best pitcher in the Girls Inter-Ac League this spring. By the end of the fifth, the Lions were back in contention at 8-4, but they couldn't score again and Irwin reinforced its lead for an 11-4 victory.
The Owls remained undefeated in the Inter-Ac at 6-0 and climbed to 7-1 overall as Wenger finished up with nine strike-outs while giving up three walks and five hits. SCH eighth-grader Maddie Saltzman (6K, 5BB, 11H) threw for six-and-one-third innings, then junior Michelle Cybularz came in to put the ball in play for a pair of ground-outs that retired the side.
"They hit the ball well and scored a lot of runs in the beginning," said SCH head coach Stephanie Mill. "We chipped away and cut their lead in half, but we weren't able to string hits together as well as we're capable of doing."
Over the past four years, Irwin has won the league championship outright two times and has tied for the title twice. Even when the Owls shared the crown with the Lions in 2010, Irwin lost games to two other league teams but still beat SCH twice head-to-head.
In their first meeting this season, Irwin won 9-4 at home, and as last week's rematch got underway Wenger helped her own cause with an RBI triple down the right field line. In addition, Taylor Lord and Mia Lambo each singled in a run.
Cybularz led off for the Lions with a single through the left side, but never got past second. After grabbing a fly ball, the Owls intentionally walked SCH senior Alexis Giovinazzo and two strike-outs followed.
A two-run single to left field by Emily Speakman was one of four hits for the visitors in the second inning, and a total of five runs scored for an 8-0 tally. The Lions held at the top of the third, and then got on the board in the bottom half.
Starting a two-out rally, freshman Julia Moriarty put the ball in play to the right side and reached first on an error. In Giovinazzo's second at-bat of the afternoon Irwin elected to pitch to her, and immediately regretted it. The senior shortstop smashed a line drive to right center for a two-run homer.
The resulting 8-2 score stayed on the board until the bottom of the fifth inning. Once again, a two-out rally for the Lions began with an error on a ball hit by Moriarty. Irwin walked Giovinazzo, then her senior classmate, Aly Markey, lofted a base hit into shallow centerfield. The outfielder couldn't scoop up the ball on the first try, allowing Markey to make second while both baserunners scored. The fifth frame then ended with a ground-out.
Unfortunately for the home fans, that was as close as the Lions got.
"Our pitch selection wasn't great," Mill admitted. "We let some good ones go by and chased some other ones that weren't as good."
After Springside Chestnut Hill closed the gap to four runs (8-4), Irwin led off the sixth with an impressive shot down the line in right by Lord, who touched 'em all for a solo homer. The Owls tacked on their last two points in the seventh, one of the runs coming on a triple to right by junior shortstop Lauren Fortunato.
It was the Lions' first outing in the second round of Inter-Ac games, so the locals must make sure they don't falter in the remaining five games while hoping someone else can make a dent in Irwin's record. That's not inconceivable, since the Owls still have two games to play against a solid Notre Dame club, and they barely got by Germantown Academy the first time the teams played.
Mill pointed out, "Irwin had to go extra innings against GA, whose record doesn't tell you how well they've been playing. What we have to focus on is the games we have in front of us, and finishing with the highest place we can."


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Six McLean High School senior athletes made their college decisions final Wednesday, Feb. 6, signing letters of intent for their schools of choice for next year. Soccer players Evelyn Robinson and David Galdo, along with football player Robert Longwell have been awarded scholarships to play next year, while Lexi Slotkoff and Kris Hobbs will play for Ivy League schools.
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At a recent boys' and girls' basketball game, the Band of Brothers Community Service Organization, along with Morgan Norton, Allie Rogers, Brittany House, Haley Elder, Lauren Fowler and Abby Pike, collected donations for our local food pantry.
The Band of Brothers is a group of senior football players who have determined they would like to serve their community.
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With the help of the beautiful young ladies, they collected at the gate, concessions area and throughout the crowd during both ball games.
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