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What you need to know about the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA)
Christian Scali
Founder and Managing Partner
Jennifer Woo Burns
Jasmin B. Bhandari
Senior Associate
Shayna E. Dickstein
Senior Associate
What is it?
The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA), which the President signed on March 18, 2020, is emergency legislation intended to help employers maintain payrolls and not shoulder the burden of doing so in this crisis.
What does it do?
The FFCRA vastly expands areas of Paid Sick Leave and the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) as set forth below. These provisions are potentially onerous and expensive! However, employers covered by these new laws will receive tax credits to cover 100% of the actual expense they incur within the maximum leave pay caps set forth below. If the tax credits exceed the employer's actual tax liability, the employer will receive a refund of the difference. So, although employers should receive back the expenses incurred in paying these leave benefits, incurring these expenses up front could create cash flow difficulties for employers in an already challenging business environment. Be on the lookout for our upcoming article on how the tax credits will work.
Who does it apply to?
These provisions apply only to employers with fewer than 500 employees (which, under the original FMLA is calculated based on the number of full and part-time employees in 20 or more workweeks in the current or previous calendar year). However, employers of fewer than 50 employees may be exempted if providing the leave would jeopardize the viability of the business. The Department of Labor is expected to provide further guidance on this exemption standard.
When does it apply?
The effective dates of these provisions are from April 1, 2020 through December 31, 2020.
What are the specifics?
It has two main components: Emergency Paid Sick Leave and Emergency Family Medical Leave. Both are detailed below:
Emergency Paid Sick Leave Act (EPSLA):
Qualifying reasons for paid sick leave: A covered employer must provide to each employee paid sick leave time to the extent that the employee is unable to work (or telework) due to a need for leave because:
- The employee is subject to a Federal, State, or local quarantine or isolation order related to COVID-19.
- The employee has been advised by a health care provider to self-quarantine due to concerns related to COVID-19.
- The employee is experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 and seeking a medical diagnosis.
- The employee is caring for an individual who is subject to a Federal, State or Local quarantine or isolation order related to COVID-19 or has been advised by a health care provider to self-quarantine due to concerns related to COVID-19.
- The employee is caring for their own child if the school or place of care of the child has been closed, or the child care provider of such child is unavailable, due to COVID-19 precautions.
- The employee is experiencing any other substantially similar condition specified by the Secretary of Health and Human Services in consultation with the Secretary of the Treasury and the Secretary of Labor.
Eligibility: All employees of a covered employer that meet the qualifying reasons above are eligible to use this leave, regardless of how long they have been employed.
Amount and payment of sick leave:
- Full-time employees receive up to 80 hours of paid sick leave at the employer's regular rate of pay if any of the qualifying reasons (1), (2) or (3) above apply, or 2/3 of the regular rate if qualifying reasons (4), (5) or (6) above apply.
- Part-time employees receive paid sick leave hours equal to the number of hours that such employee works, on average, over a 2-week period.
- Maximum pay caps: The amount of sick leave to be paid is capped at $511 per day (up to $5110 total per employee) for qualifying reasons (1), (2) or (3), or $200 per day (up to $2000 total per employee) for qualifying reasons (4), (5) or (6).
- Calculating the pay rate: The regular rate of pay is calculated per the Fair Labor Standards Act (but no less than the highest applicable minimum wage). For a part-time employee whose schedule varies from week to week to such an extent that the employer is unable to determine with certainty the number of hours the employee would have worked if such employee had not taken paid sick time, the regular rate of pay is based on the average number of hours that the employee was scheduled per day over the 6-month period ending on the date on which the employee takes the paid sick time, including hours for which the employee took leave of any type. The Secretary of Labor is tasked with issuing guidelines to assist employers in calculating the amount of paid sick time no later than April 1, 2020.
Timing of paid sick leave and other terms:
- The paid sick leave is available for immediate use by the employee for the purposes described above, regardless of how long the employee has been employed.
- End of sick leave- Paid sick leave provided to an employee under this Act will cease beginning with the employee's next scheduled work shift immediately following the termination of the need for paid sick leave.
- Paid sick leave time does not carry over from one year to the next and is provided in addition to any paid sick leave that the employer already provides, like state-mandated or local sick leave.
- An employer may not require, as a condition of providing paid sick time under this Act, that the employee involved search for or find a replacement employee to cover the hours during which the employee is using paid sick time.
- An employer may not require an employee to use other paid leave provided by the employer to the employee before the employee uses the paid sick time under this Act.
- The employee should give reasonable notice of the need to take the leave, if practicable.
- Employers are required to post, in conspicuous places on the premises of the employer where notices to employees are customarily posted, a notice, to be prepared or approved by the Secretary of Labor, of the requirements described in this Act. Not later than 7 days after the date of enactment of this Act (i.e., March 25, 2020), the Secretary of Labor shall make publicly available a model of a notice that meets the requirements of this Act.
Emergency Family and Medical Leave Act (EFMLA): (limited to leave to care for a child based on school closures and the like)
Coverage/eligibility: Like the EPSLA, employers with fewer than 500 employees are covered under this Act, even employers who were not otherwise covered under the original FMLA. Additionally, the universe of eligible employees is expanded to those who were employed with the employer for at least 30 days prior to the start of the leave (compared to one year for the typical FMLA claim. This is a significant expansion of covered employers and employees over those covered by the original FMLA. Employers of fewer than 50 employees may be exempted if providing the leave would jeopardize the viability of the business. The Department of Labor has indicated that this exemption will be available "on the basis of simple and clear criteria" that involves jeopardy to the viability of an employer's business as a going concern. The Department of Labor has promised further guidance and rulemaking to clearly articulate this standard.
Qualifying reasons for Emergency Family and Medical Leave: This leave is provided to an employee who is unable to work (or telework) due to a need for leave to care for a child under 18 years of age of such employee if the school or place of care has been closed, or the child care provider of the employee's child is unavailable, due to a public health emergency. The employee should give reasonable notice of the need to take the leave, if practicable.
Amount and payment under EFMLA:
- Covered employees may take up to 12-weeks of job-protected leave as needed for the qualifying reason.
- The first 10 days of the leave may be unpaid, but during this 10-day period, the employee may elect to use any accrued paid leave (such as sick leave under EPSLA or other paid sick leave, vacation or PTO).
- After the 10-day waiting period, employees are entitled to 2/3 of the employee's regular rate of pay for the number of hours the employee would otherwise be scheduled to work. This amount of pay is capped at $200 per day and an aggregate of $10,000 per employee, meaning the leave can be used for up to 10 weeks.
- In the case of an employee whose schedule varies from week to week to such an extent that an employer is unable to determine with certainty the number of hours the employee would have worked if such employee had not taken leave, the calculation of pay is based on the average number of hours that the employee was scheduled per day over the 6-month period ending on the date on which the employee takes such leave, including hours for which the employee took leave of any type.
Reinstatement rights:
- For employers with 25 or more employees, the employee has the same reinstatement rights to the same or equivalent position as are provided per the original FMLA.
- For employers with fewer than 25 employees, the original FMLA reinstatement rights do not apply IF:
- the position held by the employee when the leave commenced does not exist due to economic conditions or other changes in operating conditions of the employer that affect employment;
- the non-existence of the position is caused by a public health emergency during the period of leave;
- the employer makes reasonable efforts to restore the employee to a position equivalent to the position the employee held when the leave commenced, with equivalent employment benefits, pay, and other terms and conditions of employment;
- if the reasonable efforts of the employer described above fail, the employer makes reasonable efforts to contact the employee if a position with equivalent employment benefits, pay, and other terms and conditions of employment becomes available, and if such contact occurs within the 1-year period beginning on the earlier of: the date on which the qualifying need related to a public health emergency concludes; or the date that is 12 weeks after the date on which the employee's leave commences.
Of course, many questions remain such as to what extent related entities can aggregate their headcount to reach the 500 employee limit, or to what extent local social distancing orders fall within the definition of "quarantine or isolation order" that qualifies employees for the paid sick leave. Employers will be looking to the Department of Labor for further clarification and guidance. We will continue to update you. If you have questions about any of this, please view our FAQ or call one of Scali Rasmussen's labor and employment attorneys.

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This list is, as usual, fuzzy and incomplete. At the moment we have:
- Dario POLETTI, SUTD (local organization)
- Cesare SOCI, SPMS, NTU
- KOH Wee Shing, IHPC, A*STAR
- Shaffique ADAM, Yale-NUS and CA2DM, NUS
- Christian KURTSIEFER, CQT and Physics Dept, NUS
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The GANS Pack provides you with the GANS of CO2, the GANS of zinc oxide, of CH3 and of copper oxide. These can then be used to produce plasmatically activated water from each of these, which in turn can be used, following the protocols that will be provided with the GANS Pack you receive and that have been provided by Mehran Keshe and which he has been using for many years, to assist with healing Type I & II diabetes, elevated blood pressure, multiple sclerosis, stroke, Alzheimer's, ALS and other conditions. There is also evidence they can assist your body in clearing cancer.
In addition to providing the usage protocols, you will receive a link to a video which explains how to handle these materials for the best outcomes and for their longevity, which can be many years if handled correctly.
The GANS Pack provides you with the GANS of CO2, the GANS of zinc oxide, of CH3 and of copper oxide. These can then be used to produce plasmatically activated water from each of these, which in turn can be used to support your body in healing itself.
Watch the video introducing the GANS Pack and which shares the extraordinary healing journey of Naomi Lapadula, who was left with a severe brain injury after a car accident in July, 2016 and whose father, Giovanni, worked with these extraordinary materials to literally grow Naomi a new brain!!! Naomi was placed in palliative care to die, and as of early June, 2017 was home and completing her rehabilitation. MRI scans show she now has a normal brain.
As Mr. Keshe says, anything is possible with these materials.
Further to this, in August 2018, Mr Keshe explained how the plasma water of the GANS of CO2 can break down glyphosate, the active ingredient in Monsanto's herbicide, Roundup. Glyphosate is very dangerous to our bodies and Monsanto recently lost a court case to a cancer sufferer, with USD289M in damages awarded, a case Monsanto plans to appeal. Importantly for all of us, it has been demonstrated that glyphosate is widespread in our food chain and also in our water because of its widespread use for some 50 years. Watch Video on the left in which Mr. Keshe explain how the plasma water of the GANS of CO2 can break down glyphosate and protect our bodies and those of our loved ones.
Dear Richard, While I have been drinking GANS CO2 and ZnO water for my health, I have also been giving these GANS water to my cats twice a day. One of them has been suffering from IBD (inflammatory bowel disease) for a couple of years. We have tried everything his doctor suggests, such as metronidazole, vitamin B shots, probiotics, and wet food only diet, but nothing has worked. However, within a few days of taking GANS CO2 and ZnO water, his condition improved. He's been taking GANS water for about seven weeks now, I think his IBD has improved 80%! We are optimistic that he will completely get better.
Hello Richard, Further to our conversation on stopping smoking, I would like to tell you what I did to stop my smoking in only 5 days. I filled a jar with the plasma water from the GANS of CO2, then took some normal amber leaf pouch tobacco and just took a good pinch and added it to the jar, mixed it round and left it for 24 hours. So, this was my mixture. I took 12ml of plasma water of the GANS of CO2, I took 7ml of the tobacco mixture and I took 48ml of the ZnO three times a day and after five days my craving for smoking has gone and the taste of the fags just wanted me to not want to smoke at all. So, I just thought I would share this with you as I have not seen anything that anyone has spoken about on addictions with any GANS plasma water, anywhere. Also, just to mention the 7ml of the tobacco was just what I tried. I guess you can do more or less depending on how you feel. Please feel free to share my experience and hope this helps many others. Thank you.
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[Students chatter]>>This is my first time going to a theatre. [Students chatter] NAHEEM GARCIA: It's a beautiful experience
to see somebody go to the theatre for the first time. "You do your moves. I'll do mine." "You turn your head -" "There's more to throwing the cards than that!" "Oh, come on! We can be a team, man!" GARCIA: You see somebody's life change, right before your eyes. One trip to the theatre and their life is different. One trip to the theatre and they have a whole different view about themselves and life. LIESL TOMMY: I first encountered the Huntington when I was in high school. We were taken to see Joe Turner's Come and Gone. It was an experience that changed my life and opened up my eyes about what theatre could be, what theatre could do. "You don't know what kind of blood I got,
what kind of heart I got…" TOMMY: What I think theatre does for kids
is it teaches them how to communicate, it teaches them how to collaborate.>>What is the purpose of this?>>To, like, get you out of your head a little
bit. You're thinking too hard… MEG O'BRIEN: It's about showing them that they have what it takes within themselves to do this work that they thought was really weird or so outside of what they're used to. "You ain't taking that piano out of my house." O'BRIEN: By the end of it, they are excited to be on stage and excited to talk about that experience.>>That was, like, my best one.>>Yeah! Sure was! It is the greatest feeling to watch your students take that stage and own it and be brilliant, and then be proud of themselves. And know that they've accomplished something great that a few months ago they were convinced they could not achieve. That's really special. "Death ain't nothing. I done seen him, done wrastled with him…" BISHOP: I still can't believe it. Cause, you know, I'm not the kind of person to win stuff. If winning anything I feel like I'm winning
grades but you know, I'm grinding for that. With this, I put in a lot of work and a
lot of passion into it. And I really really like it! I left with something more than just the first place and the cash prize and the trip to New York, I left with something that I can cherish, that I didn't need to win to get. "Blue rider, writing me off…" ANITA WALKER: The things that are going to really pave the pathway to success for our young people is their own creativity, their own inspiration, their own passion. And the pathway to that is through the arts. The Huntington opens that door. I never knew that I could get up on stage
in front of all those people and move on to a national competition. I never knew that I could do that until I started working with the Huntington. Before I was just always shy, reserved, didn't really speak to people. But now it's just like, I have so much to
say, I have so much that I want the world to know about me. ARIE: They said my name for first, I sort of didn't believe it. [Cheering] ARIE: Before everyone was like, "Oh yeah, that's Arie." "It's cool." And now everyone's like, "Well, you won." "Like, you can do things." "You have talents and such." Our young people right now have such a powerful voice And they're not afraid to use it. And it feels really important to continue to create space for them to explore their voice and their passion and what their interests are and then let them use that voice to advocate for the things that they care about. WALKER: Every single child in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts deserves an opportunity to participate in the arts, deserves an opportunity to experience live theatre, deserves an opportunity to fall in love with poetry, and the Huntington
really makes that possible for so many of our young people. I wanna make it. I'd like to be the next Will Smith or Denzel. And if that doesn't work, maybe I'll go into
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- Develop and promote inclusive play guidelines to guide local councils and other community groups in the development of accessible and inclusive playgrounds and play spaces.
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After the alarming spate of injuries last season, three riders suffered falls over the weekend.
All three accidents did not occur during a race.
At Turffontein on Saturday, apprentice Kabelo Matsunyane and jockey Wesley Marwing were injured at the start of the third race. Their mounts, Cloudless Sky and Gimmiethegimmie, were withdrawn.
Jockeys Association Spokesman Tex Lerena informed the Sporting Post on enquiry that both riders were taken to hospital for precautionary X-rays.
"Kabelo Matsunyane was found to be suffering from concussion and will be out for approximately two weeks. Wesley Marwing fell awkwardly on his coccyx and there is muscle bruising and possible nerve damage. There is no indication as to how long he will be out of action at this stage, " said Tex.
Apprentice Luke Ferraris was injured when his mount Changing Seasons took off with him and broke through a running rail prior to the running of the fourth race at Scottsville on Sunday, His fancied mount was withdrawn.
"Luke was taken to hospital for precautionary x-rays on his hip. We are hoping that it will be nothing serious. He has been doing so well," added Tex.
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This is a very alarming and unhealthy pattern. They are all riding far too short with their knees way above the pommel of the saddle. When will something be done about this?
Since markus jooste left the game lots of jockey mishaps the worst i have sen in 44 years in the game
what on earth does Marcus Jooste have to do with everything ?? Its all part of the sport and all part of learning Jockeys have always had accidents we just hav'nt always had social media to broadcast it.


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Getting a Philippine travel authorization certificate can be very easy if you follow some easy tips. There are many websites online that offer assistance to those interested in traveling to the Philippines. There are also countless travel agents that can help you decide whether or not you should travel to the Philippines. It is important that you take your time to research all of your options and select the best one for you.
When planning your travel to the Philippines, it is important that you do not have any preconceived notions or expectations. Going on a vacation for a holiday can be fun and exciting, but make sure that you do not over complicate things. If you are planning a long trip or have a specific purpose in mind, then it is likely that you will need a guide to navigate the various regions of the Philippines. The Philippines has a lot to offer. From a hot and dry place in the northeast to the Caribbean and Bicol, the Philippines has a lot to offer.
The Philippines is an archipelago with over 300 islands. If you want to visit these islands, then it is necessary that you do so during a special season like Christmas and Easter. However, these islands are beautiful and can be explored year round. So if you want to visit these islands and explore the island's beautiful beaches and enchanting landscapes, then you will want to book a spot to stay.
There are numerous destinations to visit in the Philippines. The Philippines has been a favorite destination for many tourists from around the world. The Philippines is a popular destination because of its varied landscapes and the rich culture that are the highlight of the country. Visiting the Philippines can be a vacation of a lifetime for those who have a passion for beautiful landscapes and a different culture.
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Ice hockey: GB-Finland clash 'special' for Kauhanen
PUBLISHED: 09:16 17 May 2019 | UPDATED: 09:16 17 May 2019
Former Raiders import Timo Kauhanen admits the World Championship clash between his native Finland and Great Britain will be 'special' to watch.
Kauhanen scored 86 goals and 165 assists in 132 appearances for Raiders over the course of five seasons, winning the English League Division One South title in 1997 and the EPL Cup in 2002.
And he will be tuning in to watch coverage from Slovakia with several former team-mates on Friday (7.15pm), with GB competing in the top division for the first time in a quarter of a century.
He said: "It's so great to see team GB there. The game between Finland and GB will be special one to watch since I have some excellent memories from my time in British hockey - especially at Romford.
"It will be fantastic for all great British hockey fans for sure. I will be watching the game with many ex-Raiders in Spain (Antti Makikyro, Jaakko Komulainen, Jani Lehtovaara, Craig Metcalf) and also ex-Invicta players Mikko Skinnari and Henrik Schönberg - alongside with "team manager" Scott Johnston at Antti's stag do!"
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But having suffered four successive losses against Germany (3-1), Canada (8-0), Denmark (9-0) and the USA (6-3), GB face a tough test against a Finland side that have beaten Canada (3-1) and Slovakia (4-2), lost in overtime to the USA (3-2) and came from behind to beat Denmark (3-1) on Thursday night.
Kauhanen added: "The Finnish team is a rather young team with a lot of unknown players. We only have two players who played part of their season in NHL, but at the same time around 10 more players are expected to play in NHL next season, including a potential number one pick this summer - Kaapo Kakko - who is 18 and scored two goals against Canada in the first game.
"Since we don't have any big stars everyone is eager to show their talent and play for the team. Most of the team has been practicing together for a month, so they have gelled well together.
"I think Finland has a good chance to do well this year, too. Kaapo Kakko is definitely a player to watch. He will have a great future for sure. Also, defenceman Henri Jokiharju is someone to watch. He is still really young too - he was part of the U20 gold medal team this season - and played part of the season with Chicago Blackhawks.
"Apart from Kaapo Kakko, other forwards to watch are Juho Lammikko (Florida Panthers), Arttu Ilomäki (Lukko) and Eetu Luostarinen (Kalpa). From defencemen Mikko Lehtonen (HV71) is pretty interesting too.
"We have always had good goalies. This time is not different, although they are all rather young. Kevin Lankinen (Rockford IceHogs) is at the moment seen as the number one goalie."


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As president, I share these concerns of students or employees impacted by this action. Like many colleges across the nation, members of the SCO family are impacted by these measures. We are coordinating with the Association of Schools and Colleges of Optometry as the ASCO schools collectively co-sign two letters to the President describing the challenges and hardships this ban creates for academic institutions, their students, and families.
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When she was a little girl in 2001, 20-year-old Caitlin Nelson lost her father in the September 11 attacks in Manhattan.
Forty-year-old James Nelson, a Port Authority of New York and New Jersey police officer, died while trying to save people trapped inside the World Trade Center.
Caitlin was just five and her sister, Anne, was 11 when their dad was killed. Almost 16 years later, Caitlin was attending Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut, where she majored in social work and was set to graduate next year. But tragically, her life was cut short when she participated in a pancake-eating contest during an event for the fraternities and sororities at the school.
Caitlin had eaten four pancakes when she started choking. That's when two nursing students, who were joined by first responders, jumped in and began lifesaving measures.
She was taken to a Bridgeport hospital in critical but stable condition, but passed away after being moved to New York-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center three days later.
What makes her death even more tragic is that she was dedicated to helping others. She had been certified in youth mental health first aid and volunteered at the Resiliency Center of Newtown, a nonprofit group that provides free counseling and other services to people affected by the 2012 Sandy Hook shooting.
On April 2, thousands of people joined together at the school to remember her and held a candlelight vigil shortly after. To learn more about this heartbreaking story, watch the video below.
(via Metro and CBS New York)
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[wptouch target="mobile"]On on-line version of IndependentTrip you can find a description of each stage of the "Camino" as well as a map to follow.
More information such as hostels, photos, towns… is available through the App.
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Etape 8: Zafra-Villafranca de los Barros (19.2 Km)
Zafra – Los Santos de Maimona: 0-4.1 km
Los Santos de Maimona – Sign Almazara Hostel: 4.1-12.3 (8.2 km)
Sign Almazara Hostel – Villafranca de los Barros: 12.3-19.2 (6.9 km)
We leave the hostel in Zafra via the Calle San Francisco until we reach a roundabout, where we continue straight on. On our right, we leave behind an ancient tower, la Torre de San Francisco, which is all that remains of the ancient monastery (photo 1 km 0.7). We continued along a concrete road (photo 2 km 2.7) which rises until we reach the to km 3.2 km point. At the top we will see a sign that indicates Albergue de los Santos de Maimona on the right. But if we decide to stay at this hostel we need to go into town to get the keys, continuing straight down the hill we we have ascended (photo 3 km 3.5).
The trail leads to the center of Los Santos de Maimona, to la Plaza España, where there is a Church called a Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de los Angeles (photo 4 km 4.1). Los Santos de Maimona is a village of 8,000 inhabitants in which we find all services.
Leaving los Santos de Maimona for the next village of Villafranca de los Barros, we travel about 15 km without seeing any habitation. A beautiful landscape of olive groves and vineyards, but with little shade for shelter (photos 5, 6 and 7).
When we are 7.5 km from Santos de Maimona, at 12.3 km stage, we find a sign that tells us that on the right is the Almazara Tourist Hostel (photo 8). If you prefer to continue straight on, in 7 km we will arrive at the town of Villafranca de los Barros.


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TINABETH PIÑA: Welcome to Study with the Best,
the magazine show that's all about CUNY. I'm Tinabeth Piña.
Today's show highlights the visual arts.
From the subway platforms of New York City to the
deserts of rural Mexico, from the Brazilian favelas in
Queens to a pop-up art shop in Manhattan, we're looking at
art across the CUNY spectrum.
First up, the Brazilian slums known as favelas have a harsh
reputation but that perception is changing with the help
of Brazilian artists and Queens College.
JOHN COLLINS: What's behind me is Projeto Morrinho,
the Morrinho Project, which has been called a social
sculpture, in other words a sculpture whose borders between
art and everyday life are not clear. It's something put
together by a group of artists in the Pereira da Silva
neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro. As children, they were living
in their neighborhood at a moment of intense conflict
between drug traffickers and police, and this was an
escape, a way that they could stay safe and enjoy themselves.
What they developed was a role-playing game.
It's a virtual reality. They used Lego avatars to depict
different archetypes of Rio citizens. People soon began
to notice what they were doing. They appeared on a variety
of Brazilian TV shows, a National Geographic.
They themselves have travelled to Berlin, to London,
to New York, to East Timor. This is their first installation
in the United States, and it's one that we really prize,
I would say, most of all, in relation to the engagement
between CUNY students and these young people from Rio.
MARY PENA: I was basically part of the whole creation process.
I started painting bricks from the very beginning,
and then assembling them and arranging them.
I didn't know much about the favelas. I had seen them
depicted in films like City of God. I knew that they are
a social phenomenon in Brazil. From working with the artists,
I just learned that much has changed in their community.
They were like evaluating and interpreting what was
going on in their surroundings through the active play,
as they called it. MOHSHIN CHOWDHURY: Before I was
talking to you about the film City of God, which was my
only impression beforehand of favelas. According to that
film, it's all violence. These kids who grew up were the
same kids who came here to work with us. I got to work
here on the favelas. I got to build them, I got to paint
them, and I got to know the people who I worked with.
They have kind of a cynical way of looking at things.
They can't trust the police there, obviously there's
that but, you know, there's a kind of
innocence behind it as well. PETER HIMMELMAN: I helped with
the project in many different ways, from the initial stages
of the actual painting of the Brazilian bricks to mixing
the concrete. It's changed my awareness of favelas. Getting to
meet the people who actually came from favelas, you got to
see what they're actually like, and they're actually
just regular people. JOHN COLLINS: Favelas are often
seen as sort of these dangerous or exotic zones
that are outside of the city, and the best sociological
work indicates that in fact they're essential parts of
the city that are tied in to labor markets and consumption,
and all sorts of politics throughout Rio, and I think that
what they're doing with this is enacting that message.
MARY PENA: It's very inspiring that an environment that
we might perceive as being a very violent space,
an impoverished space, that something so creative and
smart and dynamic can come about.
JOHN COLLINS: It recognizes that favelas are places of inequality
and violence and even drug-dealing. It presents a
much more complex picture of the community.
People who live in a neighborhood where there's
discrimination or poverty are not constantly simply
reacting to that discrimination and poverty.
It's not like you can explain everything they do through
that but people around the world look for joy, and it's
not simply an antidote to pain. Oftentimes this is seen
as outside of art, or naïve art, and I think that they
very much reject that designation, that this is
art that is about the core of what it is to be from Rio.
TINABETH PIÑA: Susan Crile is a renowned artist whose work
hangs in the world's most prestigious museums.
We went to her Manhattan studio to hear more about
her latest work, which she describes as moving between
the folds of beauty and horror.
SUSAN CRILE: My work has been a kind of interweaving over
the years where I pick up a theme, it may disappear for
a while, and then it picks up again in another incarnation
from another angulation. In 1991 when the Gulf War
happened, I had a real break and a shift in my work,
and that's when the work turned sort of overtly political,
and from that point on until now, I've worked in a
bifurcated way. I'm always working on something that has
more to do with the beauty side, whether it's the fading,
disappearing colors of the walls of Rome, or whether
it's the sort of ancient, worn tiles and patterns of some of
the great cathedrals in Italy. That sort of gives me a
sense of beauty and that other side while I'm working on 9/11,
the burning oil fields, Guantanamo, Abu Ghraib.
There is something to unacceptable that we would
torture people, you know, given all of our rhetoric about
human rights and so forth. The internet really played into
this so much, and I felt that I couldn't disassociate myself
from those photographs. This man was in
Egypt who was taken off an airplane. It was a
mistaken identity. He was standing on his tiptoes
in that. He would have drowned if he had let go, and that was
testimony that I had read. He finally did get released.
The doctors, psychologists were involved, and complicity
involved in creating the circumstances of what happened
in these black boxes. They figured out what were
the phobias that these men had. These were actually
the size of the black box, and that's exactly how they fit
into it. I've tried to show the distress and the discomfort
of what it must be like to be in a container like that for
hours and hours, and possibly days on end. The metaphor for
me was when I found basically the white line, the chalk line
with all of its associations at a crime scene that's drawn
on the pavement or whatever, or when there's an
accident where the body was. I also thought about Pompeii
where what was left after those terrible fires were these voids
of where the human beings had been, and what they then did
was to pour plaster into these voids to recreate the figures
— that sense of the void and of that fragility of what that
line is. The skin is a protection, it's a major
protection, obviously, for the body, and when someone
is tortured, what happens I believe is that protective layer
is gone. It becomes porous. It becomes no longer there. I
do think that beauty has been an entry point into some of this
more horrific work because if all you see is the horror,
you just automatically turn off. I think that if you can enter
it and then begin to feel and experience the horror, I think
it's a stronger experience. I need that balance. The
eventual thing that I want to do is to finish the third part,
as I see it, of the trilogy — the first being Abu Ghraib,
the second being Guantanamo, and the third I would like to
investigate the American prison system because I think
they're all interconnected. They're all interconnected
with torture, abuse, with rationalization of things
that are simply unacceptable like how can you say that 10,
20, 30 years of solitary confinement is not torture?
I would hope that one is able to connect in with one's own
experience about what it is to be in pain, what it is to
inflict pain, and to maybe think about it and
feel it in some way. TINABETH PIÑA: LaGuardia
Community College has a new photo exhibit on display
that's off the beaten path. Rodolfo J. Caballero's Between
Heaven and Earth captures the harsh reality of the desert
in Northern Mexico as well as the uncommon
occupations of its people. RODOLFO J. CABALLERO: It's
very emotional for me to see the photographs over here.
When I came here for the very first time and I saw all the
galleries at the Soho and Greenwich Village, the museums,
and I say to myself, "One day you have to show your work
here," so now I am doing it. You have to be very careful
with these photographs because they are in color, and color can
be tricky. When I use these strong colors, it is because I'm
Mexican and that's the way I see it, but my photographs
are kind of sad for me because things for all these people
should be better than they are. As far as I can
see, we are not connected to Mother Earth, so to
speak, and because of that, we are not connected to Heaven,
so we are living in the space between. When I think
about it, I say to myself, "What are we doing to survive in
this space?" I can see a lot of struggle in order to
make a living over here. I was driving a
truck with some friends, and in the middle of nowhere,
all of a sudden we saw this cavern, and inside of the
cavern I found this beautiful lady. She made all these basket
in order to get some money for her and for her baby.
It's a lot of order inside, a lot of beauty, a lot of color,
with the most humble element. This photograph is
from an area of Durango, Durango state, and the name
of the place is Dinamita, like a dynamite, because there
used to be a factory for DuPont but they left, DuPont left, so
it's now a kind of ghost town, a beautiful place, and I used
to go very often because I found this place very quiet,
very strange. I really liked to be here in the desert. Then
one day all of a sudden from nowhere, this guy appears,
and then he said, "I work here in this quarry getting the
stones to sell it and get some money," but what really
attracts me was this guy is the same color as the stone.
These guys, they are very, very young, and nevertheless
they are working on their own business, and the business is a
very complex one because they fly balloons. I don't know how
to fly a balloon but they know. I feel a lot of love from
Mexico because I spent all of my life in Mexico,
seeing the color of the food. Sometimes I feel I miss the
foods, sometimes I miss some friends, some relatives,
and I really miss the color. I really miss the color.
TINABETH PIÑA: A recent exhibition here at the
James Gallery focuses on a realist painter who lived
to be 112 years old. STEPHANIE HACKETT: Theresa
Bernstein was an American artist who lived from 1890 to
2002. We actually believe that she exhibited in every
decade of the 20th century. She paints Gloucester,
Massachusetts, which is where she had a summer home.
She paints daily scenes in New York City including the
elevated trains, people on the street, Suffragette
parades. Theresa Bernstein, I think because of her interest
in scenes of daily life, has been aligned with
the Ashcan School of artists. The Ashcan School wanted to
paint everyday kind of gritty reality, so Theresa Bernstein
would go out on to the street and sketch things, and then
she'd go back into her studio and paint them. With the
vibrancy of color and the types of color she's used, and the
emotionality to her paintings, I think she can be aligned with
the German expressionists. This is Theresa Bernstein's
painting Lost from 1920. This one in particular is
extremely autobiographical, directly related to Theresa
Bernstein's emotions about having lost a daughter. This
is one of the paintings that is very expressionistic in the use
of color and in the brush strokes. She's trying to show
her emotion through the painting. The window, there
is actually a baby carriage, a woman holding a baby in
front of a house, and then the angel of death here. Then there
is also a small angel here in the vase, and then there is
a vase holding three peaches, which I think you could argue
represents, William Meyerowitz, her husband, the baby, and
Theresa Bernstein, but also the peaches
appear in another painting as representative of the different
stages of life — of youth, maturity, and adulthood. By
looking at an artist like Theresa Bernstein, who made
a very definite choice to stay a realist artist, we can
learn a lot more than we already know. There is so much
art history of the United States, particularly in
the 19th and early 20th century, that we haven't studied
and that needs to be studied, and by studying Theresa
Bernstein's life and her career, I think that that
broadens our understanding of our culture.
TINABETH PIÑA: Commuters in the city might not know it but
there is a wide variety of art created by CUNY artists
as part of the MTA's Arts for Transit Program.
AMY CHENG: I've been doing public art commission for about
ten years now. Even though I had never worked with
laminated glass before — they told me it was a laminated
glass project — because it was this fabrication technique,
I could basically make the design as complex as I
wanted to. So then I just thought, well, why don't I
make it as bright and cheerful and startling as possible.
The panels were installed in the summer of 2012.
I have four laminated glass windscreens. When it was first
installed, people would actually just kind of stop in their
tracks, and a lot of people would look, and some would
photograph, and that was actually — it was just nice to
see that it gave them something. The title of piece is called
Rediscovery. I'm talking about the fact that the world is
magical, and that at one point we discovered this but we
kind of periodically have to rediscover it. My work is very
intricate and ornamented, and I use a lot of pattern
and repetition, and I use a lot of layering. It is in this way
that I get kind of a sense of complexity even though all
the individual elements are very simple. All of the
patterns are basically based on nature. There are a lot of
circles. There are a lot of spirals. There are a lot of
bubbles, dots. I think that the work also just references
a lot of things. It references flowers. It references pearls.
It references fabric. If you look at the station, it's just a
very functional station. It's not unattractive but there's
nothing particularly attractive about it. A little lifting
your day visually is a good thing.
ROBERT HICKMAN: It's one of the largest subway commissions
in the system. It was a $300,000 commission.
You know, it was originally pitched as a gateway to the
Upper West Side. This is 14 years ago. The Upper West Side
has changed quite a bit in that time. Back in the '70s, '80,
Verdi Square was known as Needle Park. Junkies would hang
out there, and they would leave their works, and before we
built that station, it was a rat-infested, not such a nice
place, but I saw that location, Verdi Square, as a departure
point. There were talking about how to bring light down into
the tracks below, how to bring light down into the station.
I said, "You have to use light," and because I had done so
much studying in how the light would work, I could show them
exactly what it would do. I did my research. I studied the
Crystal Palace, which that design is based on.
I researched Giuseppe Verdi. I researched Rigoletto,
one of his operas. I thought that mosaic, an Italian
tradition, combined with Verdi and his musical scores,
and this notion of Crystal Palace, the train shed —
how can we combine all these together? The whole project
took five years from start to finish. It was so much
pressure. It took a year just to place all the pieces.
The paving around that station matches the pattern that I
created, the quatrefoil pattern that I created in my mosaic.
That artwork, that design, it's not just the skylight that
I made but it's the whole Verdi Square. I did the engineering,
and to know that millions of people are walking underneath
my glass, and that it's safe in addition to beautiful,
it's a great feeling. For artists, it's an honor to be a
permanent part of the fabric of New York, to have a piece
that will survive you. It will last much longer than me.
JULES ALLEN: All my life, I grew up watching boxing with my
family on Friday nights in San Francisco. All my father's
friends would come over on Friday nights, and they would
watch Gillette Cavalcade of Sports, and these guys would
all talk and bet on every round, and talk a lot of trash.
This place is really alive. The magic of it is still here.
MALE 1: What's your name? JULES ALLEN: Jules Allen.
Iran Barkley: I'm Iran Barkley. JULES ALLEN: No, no, no. Oh, I
saw you fight a lot, man. JULES ALLEN: Yeah, my name is
Jules Allen. I'm a photographer, and I teach at Queensborough
College in New York. I'm interesting in social
aspects, life and living. I like the way people move
in the gym. You have to pay attention and be alert. I like
all the movement of the bags, the rhythm, and I like
the sound of it, you know? It's beautiful to watch, man.
It's beautiful to watch. The photographs that I make
are about African-American culture in effect, I mean, being
responsible and mature. I mean, I hate photographs
of black people sitting around being dependent, victimized,
criminalized. I can't stand that type of imagery. You aren't
going to shut it down but you can counter it. This is a book
that was shot in Gleason's Gym between 1983 and
1986 when Gleasons on 30th. The book was published in 2011.
You can't just walk in here with a camera and start
photographing. You have to be part of the community.
My trainer, Bobby McQuillan, he said, "What do you do?"
And I said, "I photograph," and he said, "whatever you
do, if you train with me, you'll be better at it."
The crazy part is he was right. He improved my focus.
His name is Rodney Watts. I boxed Rodney for three rounds,
and the only reason that I'm here today is Rodney
had mercy on my soul. This is a gentleman, Rocky,
we argued for two years, and I used to mess with him all
the time and tell him he didn't know what he was talking about.
He raised up his pant leg, and there was a pistol in his ankle,
and I said, "Are you crazy?" We laughed about it but he
carried it everywhere he went. So this is great to see that
this has been able to sustain itself, you know what I mean?
In trying times and troubled times, that this gym is still
holding up and that boxing is embraced this way.
TINABETH PIÑA: Thanks for watching Study with the Best.
For all things CUNY, log onto our website at cuny.tv
or you can Facebook and tweet us. See you next time. Bye.
SUSAN CRILE: I spent I'd say almost ten days in the burning
oil fields so I took about a thousand photographs.
I hadn't been able to read what I was looking at,
it didn't make sense, and when I got there I understood
because it was like Mad Max is meeting, you know,
Alice in Wonderland. I mean, everything — the scale,
the dimension of it.


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ORLANDO – The 45 year wait for a state title was well worth it for Bishop Moore who held off Wakulla 37-34 in the Class 5A state title game at the Citrus Bowl.
After 47 minutes of back and forth trading punches, finally someone couldn't deliver the knockout blow.
Bishop Moore coaches and players held hands and anxiously awaited as five star athlete Felipe Franks lined up for a potential 50-yard game tying field goal with seconds left in the game.
Franks kick had the distance but sailed wide left setting off a huge celebration on the Bishop Moore sideline.
The kick was needed as Bishop Moore rallied from behind on its last possession of the game.
Trailing 34-30 with 5 minutes left in the game, Bishop Moore (14-1) took over facing their last potential drive of the season.
Collin Hartmann (13 of 16 for 128 yards and 2 touchdowns) led the Hornets methodically down the field nickeling and diming the War Eagles defense.
Hartmann 10 yard run on second and nine put the Hornets down to the 18-yard line. Trey Page followed with a 18-yard run down the Hornets sideline giving the Hornets a 34-30 lead with 1:10 left in the game.
Both teams traded scores back and forth early on like a chess match or a prize title fight as both looked for the knockout blow.
Hartmann led the Hornets on an 11 play opening possession drive resulting in a Hartmann 31-yard touchdown pass to Rayshad Lewis five minutes into the game.
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Franks punt was blocked by Zander Zimmer which set up Trilion Coles, son of former NFL great Laveranues Coles, 1-yard touchdown run which tied the game at 14-14 midway through the second quarter.
Wakulla took the biggest lead of the game at 27-19 after Jake McCarl picked up a Hartmann fumble and returned it 44 yards for a score with 1:52 left in the third quarter.
Again Bishop Moore answered as Hartmann connected with Lewis for a 25-yard score and Lewis converted the two point conversion to tie the game.
Jake McIntyre 48-yard field goal gave the Hornets a 30-27 lead with five minutes left in the game their first lead since being up 7-0 early in the game.
Again Wakulla had another answer as Franks (12 of 18 for 179 yards and two touchdowns) directed the War Eagles on a 9 play 80-yard drive capping it on a Brandon Berry 21-yard touchdown run with 4:55 left in the game.
Turing Point
Trailing 27-19, Hartmann faced third and 9 from the 25 yard line and the biggest deficit of the game with the season on the line.
Hartmann found Rayshad Lewis, son of NFL Hall of Famer and former Miami Hurricane Ray Lewis, in the back of the end zone for a 25-yard touchdown pass. Lewis ran in the two point conversion tying the game at 27-27 seconds into the fourth quarter.
Bishop Moore 37, Wakulla 34
BM-Rayshad Lewis 31 pass from Collin Hartmann (Jake McIntyre kick)
W-Keith Gavin 37 yard pass from Felipe Franks (Franks kick)
W-Gavin 11 yard pass from Franks (Franks kick)
BM-Trilion Coles 1 yard run (Jake McIntyre kick)
W-Brandon Berry 6 yard run (Franks kick)
BM-McIntyre 21 yard field goal
BM-Team safety, Franks tackled in end zone
W-Jake McCarl 44 yard fumble return (Franks pass failed)
BM-Lewis 25 yard pass from Hartmann (Lewis kick)
BM-McIntyre 48 yard field goal
W-Berry 21 yard run (Franks kick)
BM-Trey Page 18 yard run (McIntyre kick)


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Roanoke Electric Cooperative and The Roanoke Center have piloted the Sustainable Forestry and Land Retention Project. This program is a joint venture of the U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities, USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service and the U.S. Forest Service. The Sustainable Forestry project works to restore and conserve threatened forest land in Roanoke Electric Cooperative's service area by increasing forest-owner income and land asset values.
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We spoke with the executive director of the Black Family Land Trust, Ebonie Alexander, at the North Carolina & Virginia Forest Landowner Conference. See her message on the importance of land retention on the News & Info page.
We partnered with Duke University's Nicholas School Forestry Masters Program to develop a forest management plan as part of the curriculum. Students devised the plan for Northampton County landowner James Peterson.
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