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Upcoming Webcast Schedule and Satellite Videoconferences

Please note this update of upcoming videoconferences and/or webcasts.  Further information on each program will be announced by Extension Communications as soon as it becomes available.  If you have trouble accessing any program, please call 334-844-1599.  All times given are Central Time.   We will inform you of any and all changes as soon as they become available. 

For your information, the Weather Channel is C3, Channel 13.  For at least one day weekly, please leave your satellite receiver tuned to the Weather Channel so that the 4DTV can receive updates.  On weekends, turn the unit OFF.

Please let this office know if you receive information on other available Extension-related satellite programs.


Attention: SATELLITE OPERATORS
Plan ahead! Test your system and confirm reception of these satellites prior to the broadcast. It is your responsibility to
assure that your satellite downlink
is fully operational and can receive these broadcasts.

“HOW SAFE IS THE FOOD ON OUR TABLE?"

Wednesday 28 May 2008,

1:00-2:00 p.m. Central Time
 

A FREE, Public Domain Satellite Broadcast 

1. SPONSOR’S PROGRAM DESCRIPTION:  The National Terrorism Preparedness Institute (NTPI) at St. Petersburg College (SPC) presents Live Response.  Live  Response is a prerecorded, non-interactive 60-minute satellite television broadcast and Webcast that features a dynamic panel discussion of experts who share their knowledge and experiences about terrorism awareness, prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery.

Agriculture and Food Vulnerability Assessment Training:
“How Safe Is The Food On Our Table?”

What would happen if one of our major food suppliers were to be attacked by terrorists? In our upcoming program, we’ll take a fascinating look into the Agricultural Industry and how it could potentially be affected by terrorism. We’ll go inside the classroom to a unique course offering expert training in this area – as offered by the Center For Agriculture & Food Security & Preparedness at the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine. It’s a look at potential problems and solutions – along with proven measures to better protect our food industry, and more importantly ourselves. This program and course will increase your awareness of these issues and provide applications to implement within your own facility.  What will you learn?  Here are some of the key learning objectives for this program

    *   What are the essential criteria for assessing potential food safety
vulnerabilities? 

    *   How can we identify and implement systems that will reduce these vulnerabilities?

    *   How practical exercises identify threats to animal and food processing facilities.

    *   How software assessment tools can be used to evaluate potential vulnerabilities.

2. TARGET AUDIENCES:  The primary target audiences include the agriculture
and food industry; state, county and local officials; extension and crop
specialists; agricultural crime units; others involved with food and agricultural security planning. 

3. SPONSORS:  Live Response is a recurring monthly satellite broadcast offering terrorism-related awareness information to the nation's civilian and
military emergency response communities.  Live Response is a product of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Training and Exercise Integration.  Live Response is produced by the National Terrorism Preparedness Institute, a department of St. Petersburg College, St. Petersburg, Florida.   

4.  AVAILABILITY:   This FREE, public domain, pre-recorded program will be
available without commercial interruption as scheduled on C band analog satellite downlinks and on the Military/Federal CDV DETN Hughes/Convergent digital satellite networks A live web cast will also be available at http://terrorism.spcollege.edu.  All programs are archived and available for viewing from the website using the Windows Media Player. Other federal and private satellite networks may also carry this program.  Local site use coordination of satellite downlinks will be required.  Selected public access stations may also carry this program.  ACES 4DTV RECEIVER COORDINATES WILL BE POSTED WHEN THEY BECOME AVAILABLE.

  

5. NEW PROGRAM ANNOUNCED:  The newly announced title for the 25 June program is:  "How to Prevent, Respond and Recover from an Agroterrorism Attack"  ...watch for a more detailed program description with objectives and a preview video after the Memorial Day  weekend...

6. REGISTRATION:  All sites can still register can for both of this FREE,
public domain programs to receive satellite coordinates (C band) or illumination
authentication (GETN/Convergent dishes) site support materials, and/or webcast instructions.  Please register on-line at the following web site: _Live Response Registration http://www.dlnets.com/ComNET1st.htm 

Upcoming Live Response Program Dates for Calendar Year 2008:
25 June 
24 September  
23 July 
22 October  
27 August 
19 November  
10 December

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