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March 13, 2017
Regional divisions have delayed past farm bills
WASHINGTON — Since the Great Depression in the 1930s, the federal government has often responded to disasters on the farm in an attempt...
March 13, 2017 - 8:00pm
March 6, 2017
Ag committees begin work on new farm bill
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — The U.S. House and Senate Agriculture Committees have started the process of writing a new farm bill. The Senate Agriculture...
March 6, 2017 - 10:30am
February 20, 2017
Farm bill process starts again: What could go wrong?
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Journalists like me haven't had much time to "recover" from the "ups and downs" of what finally became the 2014 farm...
February 20, 2017 - 9:30am
January 25, 2017
People speak up for future farm bill
WILLMAR — With the current farm bill set to expire in 2018, work is underway to gather ideas about what to include in the next version...
January 25, 2017 - 3:03am
January 8, 2016
4-year-old Minnesota boy to undergo surgery that will enable him to smile for the first time
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January 8, 2016 - 8:37am
March 27, 2015
USDA extends farm bill signup for another week to April 7
CHICAGO — U.S. farmers will have another week to enroll in the government’s new subsidy programs under the five-year farm bill, with the deadline extended to April 7, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said Friday. The final day for farmers to update their crop acreage and yield...
March 27, 2015 - 11:23pm
September 29, 2014
Vilsack announces Agricultural Risk Coverage, Price Loss Coverage updates
Crop farm owners may begin updating their yield history and reallocating base acres at their local Farm Service Agency county offices for the new farm program Sept. 29, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced on Sept. 24 during an event at the University of Minnesota St. Paul...
September 29, 2014 - 11:36pm
September 25, 2014
Vilsack: Direct farmer payments out, new safety net in
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September 25, 2014 - 11:58pm
August 26, 2014
New farm bill offers water detention option
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August 26, 2014 - 10:57pm
February 4, 2014
Senate passes long-overdue farm bill and sends to president
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate gave final congressional approval on Tuesday to a farm bill, costing an estimated $956 billion over a decade, that trims food stamps for the poor, expands federal crop insurance and ends direct payments to farmers, and sent it to President Obama for...
February 4, 2014 - 11:14pm
Factbox: Some provisions of farm bill
(Reuters) - A U.S. farm bill was passed by the U.S. Senate on Tuesday and sent to President Barack Obama for his expected signature. The legislation,...
February 4, 2014 - 2:40pm
Senate approves farm bill, president expected to sign it
WASHINGTON - The Senate gave final congressional approval on Tuesday to a nearly $1 trillion farm bill that trims food stamps for the poor, expands...
February 4, 2014 - 2:31pm
U.S. farm bill clears hurdle in Senate, final vote seen today
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February 4, 2014 - 8:00am
January 30, 2014
Franken says the Senate to vote soon on new farm bill
WILLMAR — The Senate is expected to vote very soon on the farm bill, officially called the Agricultural Act of 2014, and Sen. Al Franken is calling the bill a bipartisan effort that is not perfect, but does modernize farm programs, provide jobs and reduce the deficit. “It’s...
January 30, 2014 - 11:20pm
January 29, 2014
House easily passes long-overdue farm bill; Senate passage expected as early as today
WASHINGTON — The U.S. House of Representatives passed a comprehensive farm bill Wednesday that cuts payments for food stamps by about 1 percent...
January 29, 2014 - 11:52pm


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7.00Chicken SkewersGrilled chicken with sesame seed, served with thal peanut sauce
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6.00Mozzarella SticksServed with marinara sauce
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New england clam chowderTopped with green onions and bacon
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9.50Thai Chicken SaladCucumber, Carrot, and rice noodles tossed with peanut vinaigrette, served with chicken skewers
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New Delhi, June 30 (ANI): Amid the possibility of a third wave of COVID-19 pandemic, the East Delhi District administration has shut down the Laxmi Nagar's main market and surrounding markets from 10 pm on June 29 till 10 pm of July 5. The decision has been taken as people violated COVID-19 health protocol. As per the order issued by East Delhi District Magistrate Sonika Singh, shops selling essential goods are allowed to remain open. “It will affect our salary if markets remain closed,” a Sales Boy said. “If people are not following COVID protocols it is a very good decision,” a shopkeeper said.
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- Dyson has launched the Dyson V12 Detect Slim speciality deep vacuum cleaner.
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Dyson has launched its new cord-free vacuum cleaner with laser detect technology, called the Dyson V12 Detect Slim. The Dyson V12 Detect Slim new-age vacuum cleaner has been launched in India with special features such as laser detection as well as an acoustic piezo sensor. The sonic sensor can detect dust particles up to 10 microns in size and give real-time data on the number and size of dust particles collected. The British company famous for its appliances has now extended its portfolio with the introduction of this vacuum cleaner loaded to the gills with its innovative and useful features.
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ESTA VIDA BORICUA – A Life Narrative Installation
Dear students and faculty – please enjoy and share the just published preview of our life narrative web installation- Esta Vida Boricua featuring autotopography, multimodal memoir, spoken history, literary journalism, personal essay, and a gallery of art, music, poetry, photography and film…please leave comments for the writers and artists.
Catch us on Facebook and Twitter – Contact info – firstname.lastname@example.org
Sonja S. Mongar – Managing Editor, Creative Director – Mentor WSCU Low Res. MFA
ABOUT Esta Vida Boricua:
A Digital Life Narrative Installation, Spoken History Archive & Public Performance Space ™
Life narrative is not about literature in the formal sense, thus this is not a magazine nor a journal, so there are no submission guidelines. Any new material will be generated through writing workshops and writing projects.
This is a permanent installation of stories. Human stories. Family stories. Communal stories. Folkloric stories.
Stories Inspire. Stories empower. Stories heal. Stories build, reinforce, and restore community. Stories created and transported via digital media may well, what 60s media critic, Marshall McLuhan, posited of electronic media’s potential, “unify and retribalize the human race.” Indeed – imagine the possibilities of digital stories of Puerto Rico buoyed over oceans, across rugged continents and to remote mountaintops, valleys and islands. The stories herein are a journey. They offer splashes of color and texture, shades of shadow and light as well as fragments of shape and depth to the existing Puerto Rican mosaic – expanding its master narrative. At the same time they offer points of connection and commonalty to the mosaic of a much larger world canvas.
EVB is interactive, maximizing cyberspaces’ “audili-tactile” nature, to engage the reader/viewer in an experience of resonance and connection. Think of it as a digital theater with three main stages; Stage Right, Center Stage, and Stage Left. Imagine it as an experimental/experiential space for innovative forms of personal writing coupled with technology.
As far as content, EVB includes several life narrative genres with a few variations. The more traditional forms include (audio/video/pen) oral history, which has been renamed – spoken history – to better fit its form and function, autotopography (based on ancestral photographs,) memoir and the personal essay. Variations include literary journalism (due to its autobiographical elements), multi-modal memoir (which engages the realm of technology) – and the photo-essay.
Nuyorican Poet, Luis Reyes, who died earlier this year, would not see the difference between the personal story and poetry (Inside the River of Poetry) both are integral part of our existence. Thus the gallery evolved as a sort of synchronistic balance featuring independent art. It includes poetry, fiction, art, film, photography and music. There is no submission process – the gallery operates on requests and invitations. If an artist/writer/musician/poet feels his/her work is ready to publish and as long as there are volunteers to process the materials, the stage is public space.
The authors are mainly of Puerto Rican descent, from both on and off the island. Other authors are members of the Puerto Rican community via immigration, migration, marriage, exile and/or expatriation. Many writers share characteristics that unite them as Puerto Ricans, whereas others veer outside them. The authors are professionals or faculty or students studying engineering, sciences, humanities, business, agriculture or English. Their ages range from teens to retired. The majority of the writers are writing in their second language, English – which carries its own implications of the writing of personal history in the language of the colonizer. There are numerous works in Spanish as well. There are no translations.
The subjects of the ancestral stories are mainly everyday people, from cane cutters to factory workers, grandmothers to fisherman, farmers to seamstresses. The themes touch on folk-life, myths, love, loss, identity, otherness, biculturalism, family, traditions, food, music, culture, death, secrets, history, political oppression, migration, immigration, and change among others. The stories are ethnically rich with threads strung to Cuba, Dominican Republic, South America, England, Germany, Italy, France, China, United States, Israel, Palestine, Egypt, Australia, etc. proving this tiny island to be the fertile ground for a world Diaspora. Consider it not so much a canonic history as subjective personal history.
Every person who has worked on this project has been either a volunteer or an intern. So far, any resources, materials, services have been either been borrowed or donated. At this time only about a third of the manuscripts, video and audio, and photographs and other artifacts have been edited and installed.
Entrance is FREE.
ESTA VIDA BORICUA Stages
STAGE RIGHT – Como mi abuela decía… (as my grandmother says…) features two life narrative genres: spoken history and multi-modal memoir.
People live within the pasts they construct and, to whatever degree, within the pasts that are constructed for them. The relationship between memory as lived and history as documented is always a complex dialogue — each informing, and disinforming, the other.- Henry Greenspan
We cannot call the recorded stories here oral history in its purest form. Oral history is the preservation of original testimony “as told to” and without interpretation. However, even recorded oral history cannot be free of certain influences such as the setting where the testimony was gathered, the technology used to record and the agenda of the interviewer or organization gathering the history. Memory itself is unreliable for that matter. Something remembered one way – one day – will be remembered differently another. Besides – according to memoirist, Patricia Hampl, it’s not what we remember but why we remembered it that way. Herein lies the story – not in facts but in truth.
What we can call the stories here are “interpreted” or “subjective” personal history. Indeed many of the writers note experiencing the process of recording the interviews as a “setting free” of their subjects’ stories. In this sense – the way spoken word sets free the voice from canonic rules of poetic expression – spoken histories set free personal, family and communal stories from the restrictions of communal and academic expectations.
The spoken histories were gathered during National Day of Listening, Mayagüez 2011. National Day of Listening is a collaborative, annual, oral history project with Storycorps of New York.
Writers interested in finding out more about family members or members of the community gathered these interviews by asking questions such as; how did my grandmother fall in love? or what was it like in the war?, among others. The interviews occurred during Black Friday – a counter to the growing impact of American consumerism on Puerto Rico’s families and communities.
Writers received Storycorps guidelines and used whatever recording equipment they could acquire which ranged from pen and paper to cellular phones to actual audio/video equipment. Subjects were interviewed in their native language, Spanish. Some interviews are missing due to equipment failure. Some pen interviews were translated into English by the writers. All the interviews were minimally edited. Writers wrote short reflections on their experience.
Multimodal memoirs combine text, image, technology and story to engage a variety of personal topics. Writers undertake a series of exercises to “visualize” and script their chosen personal story in terms of image frames, sequences and narrative. They use images such as ancestral photographs, original illustrations, cartoons and photography, dioramas, montages, dolls, actors, music, stock footage, images and photography to generate five-minute pieces. The technology includes a variety of free programs on the web.
CENTER STAGE – No hay peor palabra que la que no se dice… (there is no worse word than that which is never spoken)
This is a collection of personal essays, memoir, and literary journalism but primarily autotopographies, a life narrative genre based on family/ancestral photographs. There are a variety of approaches to the genre, from mosaic, to reflection, to “as told to,” poetry, and even reinvented family stories. Much can be called, “subjective personal and communal history.” Each gives snapshot insights into what Puerto Rico was like a few generations ago, during its harsh and tumultuous past, as well as its “now,” in its uncertain post-colonial present. The stories not only illustrate family, tradition, community, language, and identity but also themes of migration, immigration, exile and otherness weave through the tales. The borderlands of Puerto Rico have their own world Diaspora – seeds from many lands, languages, religions, cultures reflecting through. Yet, they all share a commonalty which lends not only an ever expanding view of what it means to be Puerto Rican but also what it means to embrace living this Puerto Rican Life.
The greater part is written in English, the language of the colonizer and a second language to the majority of writers.
There are fourteen chapters representing about a fourth of the material yet to be edited. Each contains a range of stories loosely related to the theme. Click to enlarge any of these amazing images, many rescued and preserved from the ravages of hurricanes, termites, vermin, mold and humidity, reminding us that indeed, nature is always in control on this tiny island.
STAGE LEFT– Galeria de Los Sauces – Poetry is as old as breath itself. For when human beings across the planet simultaneously uttered that first initial sound, they gave rise to the same echo heard in the wail of every newborn child…its meaning is quite literal. ‘I am here now!’ – Luis Reyes
Personal story and poetry join the “echo” of independent writers, poets, artists, photographers, filmmakers, and musicians…
The goal of this stage is to highlight the variety of quality art that is being generated by independent artists both on and off the island.
Enjoy this performance and leave your voice behind in the form of a comment – where there is a story to be told, a place to tell it is required along with someone to listen – call and response – as old as humankind itself….

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Voigt, who turned 43 on Wednesday, bettered by 1,415 meters the previous mark of 49.700km set by Ondrej Sosenka of the Czech Republic in 2005 in Moscow. Prior to Sosenka, the record was held by British Olympic champion Chris Boardman with 49.441km.
"Chris Boardman was my first teammate and my first roommate," Voigt says. "I saw him finish his career with an hour record and thought, 'Yeh, what a way to go out!'"
Boardman's and Sosenka's records, though, were on bicycles that had to closely resemble the one used by Belgian great Eddy Merckx for his record in 1972. But now the UCI is allowing records using current track cycling pursuit bikes.
Voigt, who is estimated to have cycled around 850,000 km in his career, said he was stunned by breaking the iconic mark.
"51 kilometers in a hour, it's a lot more than I had imagined," said the Berliner. ""In the first 10 minutes I almost didn't feel the pedals but by the last lap I was pretty happy when I could actually get off and stop! I gave it everything in the last 20 minutes. I knew that I still had the energy, that I was ahead of the mark. I felt euphoric—it was the last 20 minutes of my sporting career.
"I was super-motivated. Now I am on the list of all the famous names, I am so proud to join the likes of Merckx, Indurain. It's fantastic to finish like this."
In a velodrome full to its 2,000-capacity, Voigt was backed by a raucous rock concert atmosphere with AC-DC and Metallica fueling his record ride.
Riding a Trek cycle, weighing just 8.15kg, Voigt was 12 seconds ahead of Sosenka's mark after 10km (12 min 01.336sec) and 24 seconds better off after 20km (24 min 03.565sec).
He accelerated again in the last quarter of an hour in carving out half a second a lap to stay on course. In the lead-up to his record attempt, Voigt had already expressed his optimism.
"I have had three weeks of intense preparation," said the German veteran who had decided to attempt the record as his last professional challenge in his 18-season career. "We worked out a time table for 50.3 km/h but in my head I thought I could go even faster, maybe a kilometer. But I did even better than that!"
After competing in a record-equalling 17th Tour de France, Voigt went to the United States to ride at altitude in the lung-busting Tour of Utah and Tour of Colorado.
He then completed his build-up to Thursday's event at 450m above sea level at Soleure in Switzerland.
But Voigt admits that his new record may not last long with teammate Fabian Cancellara as well as former Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins believed to be eyeing the hour record.
"I am under no illusion as to my chances of keeping the record when Fabian Cancellara and other specialists are going to attack it," he said.
"But I like the idea of being able to tell my grandchildren about it when I am 75."
The three most recent best hour performances:
49.441km: Chris Boardman (GBR), 27 October 2000 at Manchester
49.700km: Ondrej Sosenka (CZE), 19 July 2005 at Moscow
51.115km: Jens Voigt (GER), 18 September 2014 at Granges


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This LA based lo-fi artist is hitting all the right notes in “A Social Death by Proximity (In Los Feliz),” a track recently released as a tease for his upcoming full-length album Me, Again. BOYO’s airy male vocals soar like indie rock sonnets over grungy guitar and drums. Lyrics spin like your high school bedroom after few too many beers. It’s a lazy day parade of Mac Demarco-esque thumping and mushy hypnagogic pop.
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Update on 28 January 2021 at 12:37 pm
DPIRD recommends additional caution from Bunker Bay to Meelup Beach in the Cape Naturaliste area due to increased shark activity.
A tagged white shark has been detected multiple times between the 26th of January and the 28th of January 2021.
There have also been shark sightings from the Surf Life Saving Helicopter in the area recently.
It is possible that the frequency and duration of the recent detections and sightings may increase the likelihood of encountering a shark in the area.
Water users are urged to adhere to local beach closures advised by Local Government Rangers and Surf Life Saving WA.
Switch on your Sea Sense and stay informed of shark activity information by checking the SharkSmart website, download the SharkSmart WA app or follow Surf Life Saving WA Twitter.
If you see a shark, report it to Water Police on 9442 8600.

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Eighteen months after the city launched a probe of academic fraud at Maspeth High School, investigators have yet to interview the school’s leaders — stalling completion of the case, The Post has learned.
A group of fed-up Maspeth teachers came forward in August 2019 with documents and accounts of administrators pressuring the faculty to pass failing students, staff giving answers during Regents exams and phantom classes set up to push through kids who did little or no work.
Students called their guaranteed grades the “Maspeth Minimum,” and the school’s 99 percent graduation rate led to a national “Blue Ribbon Award.”
Now the city Department of Education is sitting on the case in what whistleblowers and critics fear is a cover-up.
“Once again there is no resolve whatsoever by DOE to address widespread grade fraud within NYC schools,” said Queens City Councilman Robert Holden, who first met with the Maspeth teachers.
In the summer of 2019, Holden alerted Mayor de Blasio, who took no immediate action but assured the allegations would be investigated. Eventually, DOE investigators spoke to many teachers and students at the school before the COVID-19 shutdown in March.
DOE officials claim they still “have not been able” to question Principal Khurshid Abdul-Mutakabbir and an assistant principal since March — even though schools reopened in late September, both in-person and remotely. The final interviews are needed to close the case, they say.
The DOE’s Office of Special Investigations (OSI) has not even scheduled the interviews, according to CSA, the union that represents principals and other administrators.
“OSI has not conducted interviews with school leaders during the pandemic simply because the DOE has not proposed any plan to do so,” CSA spokesman Craig DiFolco told The Post.
The independent Special Commissioner of Investigation for city schools says its own probe “is still pending.”
DOE spokeswoman Danielle Filson would not explain the standstill.
“We will not compromise the thoroughness and integrity of SCI’s ongoing independent investigation, as well as our own internal investigation,” she said in a statement.
Abdul-Mutakabbir did not return a request for comment.
Holden calls it foot-dragging. “It’s mind-boggling that OSI has still failed to complete their investigation and failed to interview the two main individuals associated with this alleged nefarious activity,” he said.
“The Maspeth HS whistleblowers came to my office in August 2019 with a mountain of well-documented evidence of intimidation, deceit, fraud and abuse of power among other things that appeared to be going on.”
He added, “Justice delayed is justice denied for dozens of former teachers, staff, students and parents.”
Holden also sent a letter on Jan. 30 to Seth DuCharme, acting US Attorney in the Eastern District of New York, urging the Feds to step in.
“Whistleblowers have reached out to my office, frustrated that this alleged fraud continues and are beginning to lose faith in the legal system,” the letter says.
Staffers said Abdul-Mutakabbir, who made $193,000 last year, has rarely participated in meetings or school events — even pre-pandemic — and many students can’t even recognize him. One called him “an absent presence.”
Teachers are disheartened by the DOE delay. “I don’t think anything is going to get done, ever,” one said.
A similar stonewalling occurred in 2015. Under former chancellor Carmen Fariña, the DOE delayed releasing a scathing report on Dewey High School in Brooklyn, where the principal led a massive grade-fixing operation called Operation Graduation. Students called it “Easy Pass.”


In the Eyes Only column in Sunday's People section, the date for the Water Street block party was incorrect. The party, sponsored by the Young Professionals Exchange of the Baltimore Junior Association of Commerce, will be held at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow. For more information, call 752-1325.
BALTIMORE NATIVE William Bell Sullivan, who played the conniving Gary Swanson on the soap "The Guiding Light" and most recently appeared in "The Hunt for Red October," will return to his elementary school, Grace and St. Peter's School, to kick off a fund-raising weekend this week.
The handsome actor's grandparents, Robert and Margaret Clark Riderwood, and Evelyn Stevens of Towson will attend a tea hosted by the students and their grandparents at which Sullivan will speak. In addition, he will be the keynote speaker at an alumni reception and dinner.
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TABLE HOPPING: Rose and Richard Cernak, who own Obrycki's Restaurant on Pratt Street, are celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary on June 9 by -- get this -- going downyocean, hon! Our best to this dynamic duo. . . . Meanwhile, restaurateur Joey Chiu is expected to open his new edition of the Bamboo House at the former Green Spring Inn in Brooklandville -- or Windy Valley, if you please -- sometime this fall.
THE YOUNG PROFESSIONALS Exchange of the Baltimore Association of Commerce is staging its first summer Water Street block party Saturday. . . . Local shrink Dr. Milton Layden has penned an interesting tome. The title? "Escaping the Hostility Trap." Who's hostile?
QUICK TAKES: Videographer Mary Ellen Iwata is back from Houston where she won a Gold Award for a special she produced called "Treasures of a Lost Voyage." . . . Bond Distributing's Mike March tells us the Coors Belgian draft horse team really stirred things up in Arbutus this past weekend.
SADDLE UP and head to St. Mary's High School in Annapolis for the ultimate shindig of the year when the Leukemia Society of America brings in Michael Wayne, son of the Duke, John Wayne, for a classic Western evening complete with a "Look Like the Duke" contest June 15. Call 825-2500 to attend.
GRILLED WONDERS: The Cross Street Cheese Co.'s Ed Byer recently returned from a quick trip to Italy, where he was checking out a fall gourmet wine tour, which he's hosting in the fall.
BALTIMORE ADVENTURES Ltd. celebrated its 10th trip to the Preakness last Saturday. On board the bus were organizer John Miller, a legal beagle, with wife Claire; Susan Gillern; and Nancy Maddingly.
Later, at the gala grand opening of Luigi Petti's Garden Cafe, hosted by Greg Orendorff and Colleen Smith, other revelers gathered to take in the atmosphere and the music of the incomparable Drifters.
Asked how he appeared so young at age 58, Drifters' lead singer Charlie Thomas confessed: "I don't smoke, drink and I don't eat meat!"
FINALLY, actor George Hearn, currently starring in "Love Letters," by A. R. Gurney, at the Mechanic, was the guest of honor at a dinner at the Hopkins Club given by the director, cast and crew of the Theatre Hopkins production of "The Cocktail Parky," also by A. R. Gurney.
The dinner was a thank you for tickets to "Love Letters" for the Theatre Hopkins folks. Some on hand? Director Suzanne Pratt; actors Harry Turner, Robert and Ruth Lawson Walsh; stage manager Rick Noble; box office chief Graham Yearley; and local actress Cherie Weinert.


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Papayas instead of Pop-Tarts: The case for Maui-grown food
Prior to European contact, the Hawaiian Islands produced enough food to feed a million people with no external inputs. According to University of California, Berkeley researcher Natalie Kurashima, Native Hawaiians did it by farming just six percent of the land using traditional techniques. Kurashima does not advocate a wholesale return to indigenous farming practices, but she does emphasize the true potential for increasing Hawaii’s food security through self-reliance.
Nearly 85 percent of Maui County’s food comes from overseas. This makes us especially vulnerable to disasters that disrupt ground transport and shipping systems. This is why the Maui Emergency Management Agency recommends households maintain supplies of enough food and water for at least 14 days. FEMA advises just three days of supplies for Mainland households. Our isolation in the middle of the Pacific means we can’t rely on other states to come to our aid immediately.
Hawaii uses a “hub and spoke” system in which all supplies come into the port of Honolulu to be transported to the Neighbor Islands. This system is susceptible to sudden disruption should disaster strike. During this post-pandemic period, global supply chain problems, international conflicts and disruptive climate change are daily reminders of our risky dependence on other places for our calories.
America’s long-distance, large-scale food transportation systems consume huge quantities of fossil fuels, adding to greenhouse gas emissions that stoke climate change. It’s estimated that most meals in the USA travel about 1,500 miles from farm to family kitchen. Since the landmass closest to Hawaii is roughly 2,400 miles away, our food miles (distance between where food is grown and where it is eaten) are much, much higher. That strawberry Pop-Tart you ate for breakfast traveled here from Cleveland, Ohio more than 4,500 miles away.
In November 2020, Maui County voters agreed to establish a Department of Agriculture. I was initially opposed to the idea, anticipating yet another regulatory department redundant with the Hawaii State Department of Agriculture. However, in 2021 I formed a volunteer agriculture working group comprised of farmers and ranchers to give recommendations and guidance for the new department. I was thrilled about their mission to support the development of a regional agricultural system that is in balance with environmental and community needs. We can all get behind such a mission.
Funding for our new Department of Agriculture will begin on July 1, just three days before American Independence Day. I am optimistic this department will help Maui County achieve a new kind of independence through reducing our over-reliance on imported food by growing more locally.
In March 2020, when the pandemic came to Hawaii, one of the first things I did was to contact our local farmers. When tourism abruptly stopped, so did their sales to the hospitality industry. To prevent them from having to plow their fields under, I quickly committed $30,000 per week to buy locally grown foods for distribution throughout the county. Farmers and ranchers made our food distribution program a huge success and local families enjoyed healthy, fresh foods during some anxious times.
With climate change intensifying drought conditions, I want to acknowledge our farmers for more efficient water use. Mahi Pono, Hawaii Taro Farm, Kumu Farms and other established farmers are using modern technology to improve their irrigation systems to greatly reduce water usage. They also retain soil moisture and decrease the need for chemical herbicides by installing weed mats around their crops. In the future, Maui County’s planned Central Maui Wastewater Reclamation Plant that will make millions of gallons of treated R-1 water available to irrigate farmlands, to conserve even more fresh water.
The personal benefits of eating locally grown food include fresher, better tasting produce; more culturally relevant foods; and providing income for local farmers and ranchers — some of our hardest-working small business owners. Environmental benefits include shortening the distribution chain, minimal packaging and much less waste. It’s good for the people and the planet.
Next month, our new Department of Agriculture will usher in a new era in Maui County’s history of feeding its people. Please join us by becoming a “locavore.”
* “Our County,” a column from Maui County Mayor Michael Victorino, discusses county issues and activities of county government. The column alternates with “Council’s 3 Minutes” every other weekend.

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BWIRE: Why “cockroaches, dogs” coded talk is dangerous
By Victor Bwire
Hapana! No! Stop it! It’s unacceptable! We cannot allow the use of coded language meant to isolate Kenyans and create tension in the country to continue, while relevant agencies and Kenyans watch.
We tell our leaders, especially the political class to think outside the short gains and focus on the 2022 elections to drag the country into abyss.
The language of “cockroaches, madoaadoa, outsider”, come 2022, you will see or hotbed and ngome” and related insults, hateful language is unacceptable in our current dispensation. The country was enjoying some bit of peace despite the economic hardships, and now for the politicians to engage in an overdrive to create chaos and hatred all of a sudden is to say the least selfish.
The language of “we” versus “them” is very dangerous, and those using it must rethink deeply where the country has come from. The Country is bigger that individuals.
Even outside the BBI, it’s time the leadership of the major political parties in the country came together and diffused the tension that is building up in the country; otherwise, unfortunately, we are headed to danger. While I might sound fear mongering, the conditions being witnessed especially from various leaders and discussions online, point to a country that needs national healing and reconciliation. I am afraid, what is happening and the hatred that is boiling threatens our national security and nationhood.
Kenya can easily break into anarchy, if we allow such extreme positions that are being expressed by our leaders, as the general public has started joining the bandwagon; losing patience and direction, and started vomiting such dangerous and poisonous words as currently being spewed online and via the media.
Responsible national and non-state institutions must wake up, not stop Kenyans from talking but to ensure responsible conservations that while allowing differing of opinion, are helpful to the country and Kenyans.
While the ongoing political processes especially ahead of the 2022 elections and likely political formations present serious challenges to the country and are pushing people to start saying or imagining the impossible, this should not be the case; we need to manage these processes in a mature and responsible manner. It’s wrong to start radicalizing Kenya voters along tribal and ethnic lines for whatever reason.
Looking at the venom by Kenyans online led by politicians, using their personal online platforms, caution must be taken. While previously, and more specifically following the 2007 post- election violence, media was said to have contributed to violence – by the way they covered the elections related issues-this time round- the hatred and incitement has been pushed online.
The BBI, by elections and 2022 political politics are reminding us once more that tribalism in Kenyan is not for illiterates and average Kenyans- tribalism in Kenya is an elite problem. It’s the elites who are tribal to the tilt in this country-the words and expressions on the online forums are dangerous- and are being peddled by the elites who can access and use the forums.
They are angry and tribal because- they are fighting over resources, opportunities and jobs-guys are hungry because there is traffic jam- because there are blackouts- and they throw venom at each badly and angrily-and especially if those in authority in those institutions responsible- do not come from their tribe or communities.
It’s the elites who want a seat at the political table, or scare resources or jobs who are angry that- and they are expressing badly.
Media, religious leaders, professional bodies must join relevant Government agencies in dealing with this rising hatred, hate messages and tensions that are building up across the country.
Would it be prudent that BBI original report is released and may be with the leadership of the various political and other sectors, the country refocuses on ways of national reconciliation.
The author is the Programmes Manager at the Media Council of Kenya
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HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah --
Forthcoming changes at Hill AFB will impact diversity, equity and inclusion efforts at the installation.
Beginning in April, Hill will stand up the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion office. The new office will combine Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Employment, Disability Program Management and Resource Advocacy under one director. The move provides the offices a closer working relationship to better execute the mission of diversity management and build a workforce based on merit, dignity and respect.
The new office will strive to ensure a culture of inclusion and in developing and retaining a high-quality, diverse workforce, while continuing to address the strategic impact of diversity, inclusion, and equity for civilians and military members of Team Hill.
“We are all very excited for this long overdue change,” said Samantha Morrison, Equal Opportunity director. “We’ll have the opportunity to be more proactive and will be more effective in breaking down barriers, advancing equity and helping increase inclusion of all Team Hill members.”
The DEI office will be overseen by a single leader aligned directly under the 75th Air Base Wing commander. Two new positions, DEI director and resource advocate will be stood up. The affirmative employment and disability program manager will re-align from the Civilian Personnel Flight to this construct.
Morrison, who took charge of the EO office in January, has been making changes of her own. Her biggest goal has been to remove negative connotations associated with Equal Opportunity and improve transparency of the process and procedures.
“There should not be a stigma associated with seeking EO assistance,” Morrison said. “Employees should not fear reprisal for using the EO process and managers should hold employees accountable without fear of being involved in an EO claim.”
She said everyone on installation should know their rights and responsibilities, and it’s the job of her and her team to get that information out, to both management and employees. She said she is making continuing education and training a priority for the EO Staff to ensure the office is providing the highest quality of support.
“It is the responsibility of the EO office to not only process claims, but to educate the workforce on all EO policies and procedures,” Morrison said.
She is also reinvigorating the Negotiation and Dispute Resolution program, which allows the Air Force to try to resolve complaints without resorting to the lengthy and often expensive administrative process. At the heart of program is mediation, and Morrison is seeking mediators to join the team and act as neutral third parties who are trained to assist the disputing parties in negotiating a resolution.
“In order to create a workforce based on dignity and respect, we need the workforce engaged in these types of programs, not just the EO and personnel staff,” Morrison said.
If you are interested in becoming a mediator, or if you have any questions about EO’s processes or procedures, the EO office can be reached at 801-777-4856 or 75ABW.EO@us.af.mil.

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Note: This text was written in Thailand in 2003, so some of the below information is now out of date.
Actually, the Thai Government has already banned a lot of pesticides. Since 1977 a total of 82 pesticides have been banned because they are a danger to human health. The latest chemical to be banned was Methamidophos, in April 2003.
Unfortunately, some of the banned chemicals are still being used, either because old stocks are available, or because the chemicals are illegally imported from neighbouring countries. The use of Monocrotophos, which was banned in May 2000, is still widespread among Thai farmers.
In addition to banning certain chemicals, the Government has created a ‘watch list’. The 12 chemicals on this list are know to be harmful to human health, but an official decision to get rid of them has not yet been made. Anybody who is concerned about the dangers of pesticides should avoid buying, selling or using these chemicals.
It is worth noting that some chemicals on the Watch List, such as Aldicarb and Methyl Parathion, are more toxic than some of those that have already been banned, such as Methamidophos and Monocrotophos.
It is also important to realise that having a watch list of twelve very bad pesticides does not mean that other chemicals that are used in our country are safe. For example the herbicide Paraquat, which does not appear on the watch list, has a very bad reputation. But it is still being recommended by Thai Government officers to control weeds.
“Paraquat can not be used safely, particularly not on plantations and small farms, and there is no antidote, which means that poisoning cannot be counteracted with medical treatment. People are dying while others are left seriously ill. The most severe health effects are found in developing countries where workers suffer from damage to lungs, skin, eyes, nose, fingernails and toenails. There are also concerns in the industrialised world and one can not disregard the environmental effects.”
Methyl parathion is unsafe for children at virtually any dose and must be banned for use immediately on all foods. This insecticide is a relic of an era when highly toxic chemistry was the objective, and when our knowledge of the health risks of pesticides in general, and neurotoxic compounds in particular, was minimal. Now we know that the brains and nervous systems of infants and children are extremely vulnerable to neurotoxic substances.
(Environmental Working Group).
“Endosulfan is a highly dangerous, outdated chemical, the safe use of which cannot be guaranteed by many poor countries where it is still used. Endosulfan is a persistent chemical that has been demonstrated to bioaccumulate in exposed organisms.”
(Environmental Justice Foundation)


text: This was a beautiful revival of David McVicar's production of Cilea's Adriana Lecouvreur. Angela Gheorghiu starred in the title role with poise and elegance - she was particularly good in the last act (after she was poisoned). Brian Jagde's Maurizio was gallant - he made the most of his tenorial ring in a role that somehow lacked character development. Ksenia Dudnikova was a fruity mezzo as the Princess. Michonnet was sung by Gerald Finley - who excelled in this supporting role.


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Kyle said she didn’t understand Lisa Vanderpump’s implication that Faye was doing Kyle’s dirty work.
“Lisa said that maybe Faye was speaking on my behalf ‘once again.’ Well, first off, I have never needed a mouthpiece,” Kyle clarified. “I have always been one to be honest. I told Brandi how I felt about what she said right away. I have NEVER needed anyone to speak on my behalf.”
“Plus, Faye certainly has a mind of her own and would never be anyone's mouthpiece,” she continued. “If Lisa was referring to the ‘Dinner Party From Hell’ with Allison DuBois, Lisa knows as well as ALL of us, I had NO CLUE what we were walking into that night. ANY speaking up Faye did that night was purely as a friend being defensive. As any good friend would.”
Kyle explained that it’s difficult to explain to viewers why Faye got so upset about Brandi’s comments, as they can’t address the comments specifically. “I think people would understand why we were all so surprised, saddened, and defensive about what was said,” Kyle said of Brandi’s remarks. “These arguments between ‘two people’ affect all of us. It spills over into all of our lives.”
Kyle also said that Faye hadn’t been happy that Kyle has become closer with Brandi. “I have spent more time with Brandi to get to know each other, and we both have been able to move past that horrible [game night]. Faye has not,” Kyle says. “It has been a bit of a sore subject between us. I love Faye, and she is a very loyal person.”
Faye and Brandi might have been able to become friends if they hadn’t started on such a bad foot, Kyle said (and no, that’s not a reference to Brandi’s foot injury from last season).
“Both Faye and Brandi have strong personalities (as we all do in this group!), and that can create problems,” Kyle explained. “I think both have preconceived ideas about one another. I think that if they had met under different circumstances, they would probably be good friends.”
Let’s hope Brandi and Faye get a chance to become friends someday, but it certainly doesn’t appear to be happening soon.


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Jun 03, 2019· California Placer Mining Claims For Sale *Featured Claim* Rush Creek - Plumas County Providence Hill Mine 40 Acres $6,000 $5,500 *Featured Claim* Klamath River - Siskiyou County Lost Gold Bar 40 Acres $7,000 $6,500 Please refresh this page for most current information Subscribe to our mailing list
An old photo of Rocky Bar from around the year 2000 Mining Claims for sale (or lease) in Idaho *Any of these claims can be leased for $500/year If interested, please contact: Alan at 801-560-1492 or email [email protected]
Idaho has 226,229 mining claims on public land listed in The Diggings™ Of these claims, 1099% are active while 8901% are now closed Lemhi, Shoshone, and Valley are the most active counties in Idaho
Mining claims and remote mountain property in Salida, Colorado First Colorado Land Office, Inc specializes in mining claims for sale in Salida, Colorado, Chaffee County, San Luis Valley, Lake County, Buena Vista, Collegiate Peaks, and surrounding areas
The Ten Sleep Gypsum mine is the largest high purity gypsum resource in North America, estimated at slightly more than one billion tons, on five mining claim groups The claims total almost 17,000 acres of which 9,725 acres are underlain with gypsum These gypsum deposits are secured by 108 association mining claims Indian River Claims
6 Placer Claim Cells In The Historic Cassiar Mining District Title #1014419 23 KM (144 Miles) of Creek Bottom Valley Floor 9876 Hectares of Property, 6 Placer Claim Cells For Sale on Historic Snow Creek, BC 6 placer gold claims for sale on historic Snow Creek in Northern BC
This is a 40 acre unpatented, gold mining placer claim, the West 1/2 of the California Gold #3, with a seasonal creek, and is in Placer County, California, in the beautiful Sierra Nevada Mountains, and the Tahoe National Forest The claim is legally registered with ,
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