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I watch my pre-teen draw her dead dog
On white paper with black lines.
Her face is turned to the image
Hands cleverly outlining canine teeth.
She sits across the dining room table
Brow furrowed in concentration
Playing songs of lost love and human devastation
Instilling in her the idea
That she will have power in this world.
Mighty power that will flow from her veins
Through her soft white skin
Over her chest and shapely legs
And she will learn that this power
Is something that she can wield like Excalibur
brandished by the mighty King Arthur
When he realized his beloved Guinevere
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New York State has announced plans to launch a $20 million training institute to train thousands of workers in areas related to offshore wind development.
The State University of New York (SUNY) and the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) together announced the Offshore Wind Training Institute. At $20 million, New York said the training institute marks is the largest public offshore wind investment by any state in the U.S. The institute will seek to train about 2,500 workers who will support New York State’s goal of developing 9,000 MW of offshore wind power generation by 2035, which Governor Cuomo outlined in his 2021 State of the State address.
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Among people who ran into problems was Vestal native Jennifer Sullivan, who now lives in northern Virginia but spent much of Friday trying to sign up her elderly parents, who still live in the area.
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However, multiple readers responded the link was not working, and many were getting error messages, including a page that read, Due to high volume, this site is temporarily unavailable. Please be patient and try again later. After enduring the pandemic for so many months, constituents are calling my office who are angry, frustrated and scared, New York Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo said. This is leading to panic and what can only be described as ‘the vaccine hunger games,’ pitting people against one another in an often futile attempt to get an appointment anywhere they can.
Among people who ran into problems was Vestal native Jennifer Sullivan, who now lives in northern Virginia but spent much of Friday trying to sign up her elderly parents, who still live in the area.