Retiring researcher help cut water usage of Florida foliage farmers

Bob Stamps, 65, a professor of environmental horticulture at the University of Florida's Research and Education Center in Apopka, was elected recently as a fellow of the American Society for Horticultural Science. Planning to retire this month, Stamps spent much of his 35-year career testing water conservation methods for farmers. …

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Penguins rising forward prospect Jayson Megna impresses front office, coaches – Pittsburgh Post Gazette

Penguins rising forward prospect Jayson Megna impresses front office, coachesPittsburgh Post GazetteBy Shelly Anderson / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. There was detectable admiration in Bill Guerin's voice this week when he talked about the rapid ascension of Penguins prospect Jayson Megna. Guerin, the team's development coach, pointed out that Megna, …and more » More: …

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Royal Mail delivers good news – The Sunday Times

The Sunday Times Royal Mail delivers good newsThe Sunday TimesROYAL MAIL is trying to lure City investors to back its planned £3bn float with a prediction that the fall in letter volumes will tail off. It commissioned a report from PwC, the accountancy firm, ahead of plans to list on …

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Postal Service Reform Still Elusive – PJ Media

Postal Service Reform Still ElusivePJ MediaBlake Farenthold (R-Texas) and Rep. Dennis Ross (R-Fla.) will take place on Wednesday. Two keys to reform are the closing of thousands of rural post offices, many of them in Republican districts, and labor contracts that Democrats want to remain whole. More: continued here

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Food stamps at risk

Welfare for the rich Thank you for printing the article about what has happened with food stamps and the farm bill. [“A food-stamp fight over values,” page one, July 18.] It is important for the American people to understand that many Republicans in our government, and our country, do no …

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