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News about Iraq, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 14, 2014
Classified military assessment finds that Iraq's security forces are so deeply infiltrated by Sunni extremist informants and Iran-backed Shiite personnel that any Americans assigned to advise them would face dire safety risks; report complicates dilemma faced by White House as it decides whether to send advisers, weaponry and surveillance systems to help Iraq's government confront ISIS militants. MORE
Jul. 14, 2014
Iraq's deadlocked Parliament is again unable to reach deal to name new speaker; Sunni militants carry out raid near Baghdad, symbolically significant attack signaling their intent to move closer toward Iraqi capital. MORE
Jul. 11, 2014
Kurdish government calls on Iraqi Prim Min Nuri Kamal al-Maliki to step down after Maliki accuses the Kurds of turning their regional capital into headquarters of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, as well as harboring members of Baath Party of former Pres Saddam Hussein and other opponents of Iraqi government. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
Shiite militias have planted flags and claimed spheres of influence on Iraq's 75-mile stretch from Baghdad to Samarra, where Sunni militants of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria are looming; revered Askariya Shrine in Samarra holds tombs of two Shiite imams, and Shiites have sworn that they will protect it; Sunni militants' goal is to destroy it, as they did in 2006, touching off vicious sectarian bloodletting that lasted into 2008. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
Iraq's Prime Min Nuri Kamal al-Maliki accuses Kurds of aiding Sunni militants, even as sectarian tensions appears to be rising with the discovery of 50 bodies, blindfolded, bound and shot about 50 miles south of Baghdad; part of Maliki's anger is over persistent demand for Kurdish independence, even as Iraq is in the midst of trying to form a new government. MORE
Jul. 9, 2014
Iraq Parliament will reconvene again in effort to form new government from country's often hostile factions, two weeks after similar attempt failed. MORE
Jul. 9, 2014
Iran sends three Russian-made attack planes to Iraqi government, latest step country has taken to help Prime Min Nuri Kamal al-Maliki battle forces of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, and expand its influence as Iraqi politicians struggle to form a new government. MORE
Jul. 8, 2014
Iraqi Parliament says it will be at least five weeks before members will even try to elect speaker, first step in process of forming government; plan receives firestorm of criticism from friendly countries and Shiite clerics and Parliament members say they will try to meet sooner. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
Islamic State in Iraq and Syria releases 21-minute video of its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi delivering a public sermon in Mosul, Iraq; until video release, he has been all but invisible, seemingly reluctant to risk a public appearance as his group grew in strength and he became the United States' second-most sought-after terrorist; US is offering a $10 million reward for information leading to his capture. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region appears closer than ever to attaining its centuries-old dream of statehood after seizing control of oil-rich city of Kirkuk; bid for statehood, however, presents array of problems, including difficulty Kurds face in selling its abundant oil supplies abroad. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
Iraqi Prime Min Nuri Kamal al-Maliki says he will seek third term, despite criticism from almost every political party in country and international pressure to step down. MORE
Jul. 3, 2014
Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki says that finding a political settlement to the differences among the country's factions is not as important or urgent as fighting extremist Sunni insurgents; at same time he offers amnesty to anyone who fought with or supported the insurgents; International supporters of Iraq have criticized Maliki for failing to form an inclusive government. MORE
Jul. 2, 2014
Account emerging about the disintegration of the Ninth Brigade of Iraq's security forces is one of mismanagement, incompetence and ultimate treachery; Iraqi forces simply crumbled in the face of attacks by militants from Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, but Ninth Brigade appears to have been so undercut by cronyism and corruption, that it was able to fight for less than two weeks before descending into a venomous internal dispute. MORE
Jul. 2, 2014
Iraqi lawmakers fail to reach deal on new government as violence in country rages on; United Nations report confirms that June 2014 was the deadliest month in Iraq since at least 2008, with 2,417 people killed. MORE
Jul. 2, 2014
Saudi Arabia donates $500 million to the United Nations to help estimated one million Iraqis who have been displaced by the Sunni insurgency. MORE
Jul. 2, 2014
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column excoriates former Vice Pres Dick Cheney and other architects of Iraq War for using new clashes there to argue that they were right to invade Iraq in first place; suggests that Cheney's arguments and agenda are both delusional and amoral; notes growing skepticism regarding his views, even among conservatives. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
Ahmad Chalabi, once championed by Bush administration as a possible leader for Iraq and then pushed aside for faulty depictions of weapons of mass destruction, has re-emerged in talks among country's political parties as a contender for prime minister; his consideration is measure of his skills as a political operator, as well as desperate state of the effort to forge new Iraqi government amid severe sectarian strains. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
Sunni extremists fire mortars into Askariya Shrine in Samarra, Iraq, monument sacred to Shiites, killing six people and damaging shrine. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
Middle East Memo; Al Qaeda finds its status as primary violent jihadist organization in Middle East being threatened by rival group Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, first time that Al Qaeda's supremacy has been shaken since it emerged in late 1980s; question remains as to whether ISIS will endure. MORE
Jun. 30, 2014
Iraqi officials say Russian experts have arrived in Iraq to help army get 12 new Russian warplanes into fight against Sunni extremists, while extremists declare their leader caliph, or absolute ruler, of all jihadi groups worldwide; experts' arrival is seen as implicit rebuke to United States, where concerns in Congress about political viability of Iraq's government have stalled aircraft sales to Iraq. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
United Nations reports that more than a million Iraqis have been displaced in 2014, half of which have fled their homes in recent weeks amid renewed conflict; flight, in face of rapid incursion by ISIS militants, has reignited painful sense of fear and uncertainty that has been all too familiar for Iraqis in recent decades; humanitarian crisis has seemingly merged with that in Syria, creating broad zone of civil war and lawlessness. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
Iraqi Army, in new show of force, drives militants of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria from center of Tikrit, Iraq; city has long been stronghold of antigovernment Sunnis in Iraq, and losing it would sever the insurgents' lines of communication to Mosul and Syria, and could strand some of their fighters. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
Militants from Islamic State in Iraq and Syria take to social media, particularly Twitter, to advance their cause and intimidate enemies; Iraqi government responds by ordering Internet providers in the country to block most social media sites. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
White House Memo; resurgence of chaos in Iraq could be the vindication of Vice Pres Joseph R Biden Jr's proposal in 2006 to divide Iraq into three largely autonomous regions. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
Village of Al-Daira, Iraq, is once again a battleground as Islamic State in Iraq and Syria militants attempt to sever Iraq's principal highway; extremist group has resumed campaign its predecessors started--and appeared to lose--before United States withdrew troops in 2011. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
Francis X Clines Quick History column reflects on events of past week, including rapid success of ISIS militants in Iraq, Supreme Court decision protecting smartphones from unwarranted search by police and Sen Mitch McConnell's awkward participation in song to commemorate Civil Rights Act of 1964. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
News analysis; chaos in Iraq amid incursion by ISIS militants highlights decades-long struggle by average Iraqis to lead normal lives amid continuous upheaval and repeated occupations. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
Margaret Sullivan The Public Editor column acknowledges The Times's history of flawed reporting when it comes to the war in Iraq, and questions whether there has been enough effort to challenge and vet views of government sources as military intervention there is once again the topic. MORE
Jun. 28, 2014
Iraq's top Shiite cleric Abdul Mehdi al-Karbalaie calls on nation's political blocs to select a new prime minister before Parliament sits; his public call for a political solution increases pressure on embattled Prime Min Nuri Kamal al-Maliki. MORE
Jun. 28, 2014
King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia assures American officials that he will use his influence with Sunni leaders in Iraq to try to speed the formation of a multisect government there; Saudis have been reluctant to support the formation of a new Iraqi government until it became clear that Prime Min Nuri Kamal al-Maliki would not be given a third term. MORE
Jun. 28, 2014
Editorial warns that unified Iraq is becoming less likely as violent offensive by Sunni militants grows; faults Prime Min Nuri Kamal al-Maliki for failing to work toward solution to catastrophe that his policies have created; holds that military advice and support from United States will accomplish little if Maliki and other leaders refuse to join together to preserve unity. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Iraq appears to be fragmenting into Sunni, Shiite and Kurdish partitions as conflict rages, event that has loomed since founding of country in 1921; some have begun to question whether patching country back together is worth cost in blood and money; continued division, however, is likely to fuel continued strife, and possibly creation of new terrorist strongholds. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Security officials in Iraq's Shiite holy twin cities, Karbala and Najaf, scoff at the extremist Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, saying their defense forces are ready to meet the threat; there is little visible security in either city. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Shiite political leaders are trying to decide who should be Iraq's next prime minister, as first armed American drones begin flying over country; for first time, some of Prime Min Nuri Kamal al-Maliki's own party members express doubt that he will be viable candidate. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Sunnis in Baghdad find themselves in a Shiite-dominated city threatened by Sunni extremists aligned with Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, who want to kill all the Shiites; fear that walls surrounding their neighborhoods, built by Americans to protect them, could also entrap them, making them easy prey for the newly emboldened Shiite militias. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
United State officials report that Iran is directing surveillance drones over Iraq and is supplying Iraqi forces with tons of military equipment and other supplies; secret Iranian programs are a rare instance in which Iran and the United States share a near-term goal of countering the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, or ISIS; both nations are watching each other's actions warily, however, as they jostle for influence in the region. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Iraqi security officials say fighters with Islamic State in Iraq and Syria are advancing on the Haditha Dam, second-largest in Iraq, raising the possibility of catastrophic damage and flooding. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Nicholas Kristof Op-Ed column notes prevalent attitude that Pres Obama's foreign policy is failure, with just 36 percent of Americans approving of it in New York Times/CBS News poll; contends that emerging narrative about failed foreign policy is unduly harsh; rejects common criticisms of Obama's response to Russian aggression, Iraq and Bowe Berghdal's release; holds that Obama's foreign policy is more deft than public thinks. MORE
Jun. 25, 2014
Rise of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria in Iraq is latest of series of domestic and foreign policy setbacks for Turkish Prime Min Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his party; many people in Turkey blame their government for facilitating rise of extremists in Syria by having allowed rebel groups of any stripe access to battlefields in country in effort to topple Syrian Pres Bashar al-Assad. MORE
Jun. 25, 2014
People who have survived encounters with militant group Islamic State in Iraq and Syria describe questions rebels ask to determine whether a person is Shiite or Sunni Muslim, which in Iraq can now be, quite literally, a matter of life and death. MORE
Jun. 25, 2014
Sec of State John Kerry urges Iraqi Kurdish Pres Massoud Barzani not to seek his own state and instead help form a government in Baghdad; Kerry's statements are prompted by Barzani's recent comments in interview with CNN about what he called the need for Kurdish self-determination. MORE
Jun. 25, 2014
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column highlights observation by Israeli analyst Orit Perlov that Islamic State in Iraq and Syria and Egyptian Pres Abdel Fattah el-Sisi offer two Arab governing models that are doomed to fail; notes Perlov's argument that ISIS and Sisi are flip sides of the same coin, with one elevating 'god' as the arbiter of all political life and the other 'the nation state'; concludes that neither offers young Arabs and Muslims the education, freedom and jobs needed to realize their full potential. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
Sunni militant extremists who have seized broad area of Iraq extend their control to country's entire western frontier, having secured nearly all official border crossings with Syria and the only one with Jordan; seizing of Jordan crossing raises specter of insurgency's becoming menace not just to Iraq and Syria, but also to Jordan and Saudi Arabia. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
Obama administration says that it has accepted immunity agreement from Iraqi government for newly dispatched Special Operations troops; is same sort of agreement that United States refused to accept in 2011, when it opted to withdraw all American troops from Iraq rather than keep residual force behind; Iraqi government provides assurances in diplomatic memo that American troops will be exempt from Iraqi law. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
Revival of Mahdi Army, militia led by Iraqi cleric Moktada al-Sadr, underscores how fault lines in country are not strictly between religious and ethnic groups, but also within each group; Sadr has openly challenged Iraq's Shiite establishment, and return of his militia is undoing coalescing of country's Shiites. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
Iraqi police officers are reported to have killed scores of Sunni insurgent prisoners, and militants in north have turned over bodies of 15 Shiite civilians they killed, including women and children, only to bomb cemetery during their funerals; Shiite-dominated Iraqi government will find it hard to make peace with Sunnis and Kurds in order to make common cause against Islamic State in Iraq and Syria if such episodes of sectarian violence increase. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
New York Times/CBS News poll finds that dissatisfaction with Pres Obama's foreign policy has risen among both Republicans and Democrats, even though slim majority supports his decision to send military advisers to Iraq; survey suggests most Americans back some of Obama's approaches to crisis in Iraq. MORE
Jun. 23, 2014
Pres Obama's decision to again exercise diplomacy and force in Iraq illustrates dashed hopes in United States' long struggle to extricate itself from country; renewed crisis was precipitated by chaos in Syria, which provided staging ground for ISIS militants to make incursions into weakened Iraq; failure to intervene more robustly in Syria and lack of residual force in Iraq seem to have come back to haunt Obama administration. MORE
Jun. 23, 2014
Assessments by Western officials and military experts indicate that Iraqi army is unlikely to turn tide against Sunni militants and will continue to suffer losses; find that quarter of country's military forces are 'combat ineffective' and that its air force is miniscule, morale is low and corruption widespread among leadership; quality of Iraqi force is crucial factor as other nations weigh intervention amid consolidation of gains by ISIS militants. MORE
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After Retreat, Iraqi Soldiers Fault Officers
When Iraq's security forces crumbled in the face of militants, they were labeled cowards. But in the case of one brigade, at least, what emerges instead is a portrait of mismanagement and treachery.July 2, 2014 worldNews
Redrawn Lines Seen as No Cure in Iraq Conflict
Fragmentation appears inevitable, but the tensions that divide may fuel new conflicts over ideology and natural resources.June 27, 2014 worldNews
Middle East Memo
ISIS Threatens Al Qaeda as Flagship Movement of Extremists
The question is whether the new group, which now calls itself simply the Islamic State, will endure.July 1, 2014 worldNews
Rebels' Fast Strike in Iraq Was Years in the Making
The group's sweep into Mosul and farther south appeared to catch many Iraqi and U.S. officials by surprise, but the gains were the realization of a yearslong strategy of state-building.June 15, 2014 worldNews
Uneasy Alliance Gives Insurgents an Edge in Iraq
Saddam Hussein's former loyalists have been crucial in helping Sunni insurgents capture vast amounts of territory so quickly.June 19, 2014 worldNews
Insurgency in Iraq Widens Rivals' Rift
After President Hassan Rouhani of Iran declared readiness to defend Iraq's Shiite holy sites, Saudi leaders issued a barely veiled admonishment not to intervene.June 19, 2014 worldNews
As Moderate Islamists Retreat, Extremists Surge Unchecked
Elected Islamists have been shoved to the margins, and they are debating how to revive the Arab Spring's dream of synthesizing Islam and democracy.June 19, 2014 worldNews
Diplomacy Can Still Save Iraq
The country can be pulled back from the brink only if the U.S. can mediate a bargain among the warring sects.
July 15, 2014, Tuesday
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'The Enemy,' Through the Eyes of a Child
Gerardo Mena, a decorated veteran of the war in Iraq, came home with what he thought were unshakeable feelings about Arabs. But his young son helped him to see his views — and fears — in a new light.
July 14, 2014, Monday
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Get Ready for Kurdish Independence
Iraq's leaders must make serious concessions to Sunnis and Kurds or the country will disintegrate.
July 14, 2014, Monday
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U.S. Sees Risks in Assisting a Compromised Iraqi Force
A classified report says that many units are deeply infiltrated by either Sunni extremist informants or Shiite personnel backed by Iran, according to U.S. officials.
July 14, 2014, Monday
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Bid to Deliver Aid to Syria May Set Stage for a U.N. Clash
A draft resolution would authorize the United Nations to send aid convoys across four specific border crossings, even without Syrian government consent, but only after United Nations monitors inspect what was loaded onto the trucks.
July 14, 2014, Monday
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Deadlock Blocks Iraqi Leadership Vote as ISIS Makes Gains Toward Baghdad
A sandstorm was blamed for the delay, but a possible defection in an alliance aiming to reinstate Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki may have played a greater role.
July 14, 2014, Monday
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July 13, 2014, Sunday
Iraqi Militants Kill 26 in Raid on Baghdad Building
Gunmen stormed an apartment complex known for prostitution and killed at least 20 women and six men, according to the Interior Ministry.
July 13, 2014, Sunday
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The World According to Maxwell Smart, Part 1
"Get Smart" was ahead of its time. The world today is cleaving into "Control" and "Kaos."
July 13, 2014, Sunday
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Rift With Kurds Widens as Iraqi Leader Replaces the Foreign Minister
Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki's decision to replace Hoshyar Zebari came as Kurds seized two oil production facilities in Kirkuk Province.
July 12, 2014, Saturday
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Modeling and Simulation of MEMS Based 3D Vibrating Gyroscope for Mobile Robotics Applications
M. Ramya, R. P. S. Valli, R. Vidya, G. Anju, and M. Alagappan
PSG College of Technology
Tamil Nadu, India
In this study, a biomimetic vibrating 3D MEMS Gyroscope is designed, consisting of two circular diaphragms with a club shaped structure placed over one of them. This MEMS based vibrating gyroscope was modeled and simulated using COMSOL Multiphysics 4.1 - MEMS module. The purpose of the research was to develop an effective gyroscope for guidance and control of mobile robots. The simulated ...
FEM Study on the Effect of Metallic Interdigital Transducers on Surface Acoustic Wave(SAW) Velocity in SAW Devices
A. K. Namdeo, and H. B. Nemade
Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering
Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati
Assam, India
In this paper, we present study on the mass loading effect of the interdigital transducer (IDT) on surface acoustic wave (SAW) velocity in SAW devices, using COMSOL Multiphysics. We have simulated a one port SAW resonator made on YZ lithium niobate substrate and investigated the reduction of SAW velocity caused by the mass loading of aluminum IDT fabricated over the substrate, using finite ...
A MEMS Condenser Microphone for Consumer Applications
S. L. Pinjare, V. S. Nagaraj, S. N. Savitha, S. Kesari, M. S. Sagar, and K. R. Roshan
Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology
The MEMS microphone is also called microphone chip or silicon microphone. The pressure sensitive diaphragm is etched directly into a silicon chip by MEMS techniques and is usually accompanied with integrated preamplifier. Most MEMS microphones are variants of the condenser microphone design. The MEMS microphone has been successfully fabricated and tested in an anechoic chamber. The microphone ...
Design of a Miniaturized RF MEMS Based Single-Bit Phase Shifter
A. Chakraborty, A. Kundu, S. Chatterjee, and B. Gupta
Jadavpur University
West Bengal, India
This paper presents a novel design of single-bit RF MEMS phase shifter. The basic novelty introduced for phase shifter design in this case, is by scaling down of the lateral dimensions of the conventional RF MEMS shunt switch by 10 times. The Mechanical and Electromechanical analysis of the designed miniature RF MEMS fixed-fixed beam is performed using COMSOL Multiphysics v.3.5a as an FEM ...
Effect of Bed Diffusion and Operating Parameters on Char Combustion in the Context of Underground Coal Gasification
S. Mahajani, and G. Samdani
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
Mumbai, India
Char combustion is one of the most important reactions in the process of Underground Coal Gasification (UCG). Experiments are performed in a boat reactor under near isothermal condition to demonstrate effects of heat and mass transfer and bed diffusion through ash layer. To obtain a complete overview of boat experiments and to further get insights, CFD analysis of boat reactor is performed using ...
MEMS Resonator for RF Applications
V. Harshey
Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology
Maharashtra, India
Vibrating mechanical tank components, such as quartz crystals and surface acoustic wave (SAW) resonators with Q's in the range of 10e3–10e6, are widely used to implement high-Q oscillators and band pass filters in the radio frequency (RF) and intermediate frequency (IF) stages of communication transceivers. This paper will discuss designing of resonator and effects of various parameter on the ...
Micro Mechanical Exploration of Composites for Superior Properties
R. C. Thiagarajan, and K. V. Chiranjeevi
ATOA Scientific Technologies Private Limited
Bangalore, India
The predictive engineering of materials is matured from predicting properties from known morphology or constituents to engineering novel morphology for superior properties. The focus of this paper is about implementation of computational material mechanics modeling method in COMSOL Multiphysics software for engineering the constituents for superior properties. A brief review of property ...
A Wide Range MEMS Vacuum Gauge Based on Knudsen's Forces
V. Sista, and E. Bhattarchaya
Microelectronics and MEMS Lab
Department of Electrical Engineering
Indian Institute of technology Madras
Chennai, India
A MEMS based Knudsen's pressure gauge working in the range of 1e-5 mbar to 10 mbar is designed and simulated in COMSOL. The working principle is based on Knudsen's forces that arise when two plates are held at different temperatures and their separation is comparable to the mean free path of the ambient gas molecules. The forces change the separation between the plates and capacitance between ...
Design, Simulation and Study of MEMS Based Micro-Needles and Micro-Pump for Biomedical Applications
P. K. Podder, D. Mallick, D. P. Samajdar, and A. Bhattacharyya
Institute of Radio Physics and Electronics
University of Calcutta
West Bengal, India
In this paper, we have addressed the issues related to the design and simulation of MEMS based silicon micro-needles for insertion of fluid into the dermis layer and into the subcutaneous fat layer. In addition, a poly-silicon micro-pump based on the principle of electrostatic actuation has been designed and simulated which can be integrated with the proposed micro-needles to control the fluid ...
Simulation of Nuclear Radiation based Energy Harvesting Device using Piezoelectric Transducer
R. Prakash, K. M. V. Swamy, and B. G. Sheeparamatti
Basaveshwara Engineering College
Bagalkot, Karnataka,
MEMS(Microelectromechanical systems) based energy harvesting is process of extracting energy from natural resources in small amounts. Here, number of (millions) small energy harvesting modules lead to substancial energy. In this design, a piezoelectric material is used to scavenge energy from natural resources like radioactive source. COMSOL Multiphysics is used to model and simulate a ...

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Hundreds of Indiana hunters will get to try their sport in a normally-prohibited area — state parks — during four scheduled days of an annual effort to keep the deer population down in those parks.
It's the 20th year of the program, which is run by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources and will bring in hunters, including to Charlestown State Park in Clark County.
The goal: Reduce the population of deer enough to protect the parks' ecosystem — which takes hunters to accomplish, since deer do not have natural predators in those parks.
The first round of hunting is Nov. 18 and 19, and the second round is Dec. 2 and 3. Applications are available at IndianaOutdoor.IN.gov, and more details about the program — which the DNR said participants should read first — can be found here. The application deadline is Aug. 25.
Brad Young, the property manager at Lincoln State Park, said the program has helped "ensure that our vegetation stays healthy" and isn't overeaten by deer.
"If they're overgrazing the understory, then a lot of our native plants are in danger of going away and we lose that biodiversity — and one of the reasons we're here is to help preserve that biodiversity for future generations," he said.
When the program was launched, a state park in Brown County had suffered so much overgrazing that a "browse line" — at the height of deer — had developed, with all of the growth underneath the trees and up to that line gone.
DNR officials said even though the problems are not nearly as severe, the program remains necessary.
"Though browse lines and skinny deer remain in the past, less obvious damage persists and requires our close attention and management," said Mike Mycroft, chief of natural resources for DNR State Parks and Reservoirs.
Young said Lincoln State Park typically draws about 80 hunters who spread out across the park. They're limited to three deer each — and just one buck. Those deer do not count against hunters' licensing limits.
The state parks will close down the Sunday night before the program starts, and then reopen Wednesday morning.
"I can definitely see a difference over the times we've been doing it," Young said.


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Hong Kong: 'broader than imagined'
In a survey of more than 250 local wine businesses for her Guide to the Hong Kong Wine Trade, Meiburg debunks the idea that Hong Kong wine consumers only drink super-premium or very low quality wine with no middle market.
'Sixty-two percent of all wine business is mid-market – Hong Kong has a really strong, solid core. That's not what anyone is saying about our market,' Meiburg told Decanter.com.
According to the research, six out of every 10 bottles sold are between HK$100 and HK$150 – that is, for between £8 and £13 a bottle.
Nine percent of wines sold in the Special Administrative Region sell for less than HK$150 while sales over HK$1000 (£80) represent just 17% of the market.
Meiburg's study is supported by Hong Kong on-trade specialist, Applied Wine.
Christian Pillsbury, managing director, said, 'We hear a lot of hackneyed stories. A lot of people are saying there's no middle market and producers are fooled into believing those stories, but there's been very little consumer research until now.'
'The market is broader than was imagined,' he added.
According to Pillsbury, 73% of local respondents identified themselves as wine drinkers with 22% drinking wine once a week or more. Personal recommendation and brand prestige were the two key purchasing cues with region of origin unimportant.


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Gutner joined WBZ-TV from WCSH-TV (NBC) in Portland, ME and sister station WLBZ-TV (NBC) in Bangor, ME where he served as weekend meteorologist for the 6PM and 11PM newscasts. He was also meteorologist for the Monday-Wednesday noon newscasts on both stations. In addition, Gutner served as meteorologist on the weekend 10PM newscasts on WPXT-TV (CW) in Westbrook, ME. Before he came to Maine, Gutner began his career as a meteorologist at KGO-TV in San Francisco, CA as a weather producer.
Gutner holds a degree in meteorology from the State University of New York at Oneonta. He was born and raised in West Hartford, CT, and is a self-proclaimed "Red Sox fanatic." Todd enjoys playing sports, gardening and most of all spending time with family. He and his wife Rachel proudly welcomed twins to the family in September 2009, son Brody and daughter Lila.
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ARLINGTON — Brown teed off around 9:00 a.m. this morning for the second round. He is playing with the top golfers from Nacogdoches, Hallsville and Pine Tree, according to coach Cecil Newton.
"Cameron played really well Monday considering the wind which was blowing at 15-20 mles per hour, with gusts of about 25," Newton said. "The course really played tough with the wind."
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My parents have owned the same house for more than 25 years. When I visit, it's like a trip back in time. I sleep on the same Laura Ashley bedsheets. And every morning, I pull my favorite glass out of the kitchen cabinet and fill it with milk.
The glass came from a Hardee's, free or discounted with a fried chicken meal. It was probably the best thing we ever got from that place.
Six inches tall, three inches in diameter, the glass is covered in a snowy, vaguely Currier-and-Ives scene. I can't explain why I found myself so enamored of it. The glass doesn't make the milk taste better. It doesn't keep the milk any colder.
Maybe it was how it felt like my romanticized notion of New England, a snowy Vermont village where everyone knows everyone else. Or how it reminded me of the cozy comfort of the Christmas season, even though I'm Jewish. Or how it always seemed to hold the perfect amount of milk.
Today, though, I know its appeal. It reminds me of my childhood. Of getting ready for school. Of hanging out with my mom in the morning. So when I drink from it, I am engaging in a ritual that ties me to the place I've long since left.
Certain rules have developed around the glass. It must be used only at breakfast. It must contain only milk. And I am the only one who uses the glass. Not that I would mind someone else drinking from it. I just don't think anyone ever has.
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According to new data released this week, May 2014 is officially the warmest May in recorded history.
Both NASA and the Japan Meteorological Agency have tentatively ranked May at the top of historical measurements, though NASA's numbers are preliminary because crucial information is still missing from China.
Gavin Schmidt, the director of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, which maintains NASA's global temperature database, explained the Chinese data glitch.
Still, the fact that NASA and the Japan used different calculation methods to arrive at similar results is telling. Another agency, National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, will release its estimate of May global temperatures next week using a third method.
The exceptionally warm month was egged on by a building El Nino in the tropical Pacific. Europe, Central Asia, Russia, Japan, Australia, Southern Africa, Brazil, Eastern Canada and Western North America (so, basically everywhere) were warmer than normal last month. Besides shifting weather patterns worldwide, that extra El Nino-fueled ocean warmth is supercharging the Earth's temperature, which could help make 2014 the warmest year since human records have been kept, and probably for much longer. El Nino's effects should peak between October and December and will likely continue into early 2015.
NASA uses a baseline set from 1951-1980 to determine how much a month's temperature deviates from normal. The agency's preliminary numbers show the combined global land and ocean temperature during May deviated from that baseline by about three-quarters of a degree Celsius, the most of any May since accurate records began in 1880. The 0.76 degree Celsius anomaly is tied for the sixth-largest anomaly for any month since 1880. All 10 of the biggest monthly temperature anomalies on record have occurred since 1995, according to NASA:
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The Associated Press, National Law Journal, Vermont Public Radio, Valley News, WCAX, FOX 44, VTDigger.org and other media reported on Vermont Law School's relief efforts for homeowners, farmers, schools and others hit by floodwaters from Tropical Storm Irene.
Hundreds of VLS students, staff and faculty volunteered at tasks ranging from shoveling mud out of houses and collecting donations of cash, clothes and household items to helping residents fill out FEMA applications. VLS also established a relief fund to help its students, staff and faculty whose homes were damaged or destroyed by the storm.
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Recovery Act Boosting Economic Performance and Providing Middle Class Tax Relief
Altaf Rahamatulla on April 29, 2010 - 12:15pm
The Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) recently released its third quarterly report on the impact of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). The report generally confirms what economists across the board have concluded: the Recovery Act has prevented a full economic collapse; generated millions of jobs; boosted national economic performance; and provided sorely needed state fiscal relief.
The CEA estimates ARRA has created or saved between 2.2 and 2.8 million jobs, nearly half of which have been enabled by the tax relief and income support provisions of the law. The report also finds that as a result of the Recovery Act:
- government investment in high-growth areas, including infrastructure and clean energy, increased $16 billion in the first quarter of 2010;
- real GDP began rising in the third quarter of 2009 and payroll employment started to increase in the first quarter of 2010;
- first quarter GDP in 2010 is between 2.5 an 2.9 percent higher than what it would have been; and
- approximately $110 billion in tax relief and $90 billion in other income support, like unemployment benefits and food assistance, directly benefited middle and lower income families
The last point is critical. Not only has ARRA positively impacted the economy, it has offered real relief to working families in a time of extreme economic hardship. As CEA Chair Christina Romer, relates, "[i]n addition to shoring up the overall economy... the Recovery Act has made a real difference in the lives of families. The broad set of tax cuts and income supports enacted last year have clearly boosted consumption and employment growth in a way that has been absolutely essential." The table below illustrates that ARRA's tax relief provisions are predominantly directed towards the middle and working class and have helped reduce these families' tax burdens to the lowest levels they have been in decades.
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities - Federal Income Taxes on Middle-Income Families at Historically Low Levels
Council of Economic Advisers - The Economic Impact of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009: Third Quarterly Report
Progressive States Network - 2.4 Million Jobs Supported by the Recovery Act - and a Depression Averted
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John Spooner said if he had caught whoever burglarized his home in the act, he would have shot them, and that he knows he likely would have escaped prosecution with the help of Wisconsin's castle doctrine.
But Spooner, 76, claims he was probably 15 minutes late for that on May 29. He discovered a broken bedroom window, and saw that four shotguns were missing.
Two days later, police say, he shot his 13-year-old neighbor, who Spooner believes was responsible for the break-in and theft, on the sidewalk outside their adjacent south side Milwaukee homes.
The castle doctrine offers no defense or protection for Spooner now. He's charged with first-degree intentional homicide in the death of Darius Simmons, whose mother has said repeatedly had nothing to do with the burglary at Spooner's house.
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Asked what he would have done had he confronted burglars inside his home, Spooner said without hesitation he would have shot them, and said he knows the castle doctrine would have made it hard for prosecutors to charge him.
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Thank you for this story. I can only hope that Spooner is a miscreant in his perspective, and that our fellow man will always choose the sanctity of life over possessions. If a "castle owner" who kills someone has not killed while in fear for his ( or his loved-ones') life, may he always be judged harshly by his God and by his society
If-if-if...but he DIDN'T.
He shot the kid well after the fact and should be prosecuted to fit the laws he broke. We don't even know for sure that the kid DID steal the guns. How about a follow up on what the police have found out about that?
We wouldn't be having the conversation IF he had caught the intruder and shot him.
In that case there would be one less criminal in the world and we'd all be better off.


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The Falcon girls, who finished second in the state last year but didnt win the conference title, were eager to claim the SWAC title behind senior Hannah Moore.
The boys, who hope to repeat the N.C. High School Athletic Association 4A state championship in two weeks, were led by sophomore Jonathan Glavich en route to their sixth straight conference title.
I think with this team now, we have a lot more experience, than last year, Glavich said. I think were going to be in the conversation to win states.
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Green Hope had four individual winners as well. Onol took the 200 freestyle (1:44:13), Carson won the 100 free (48.03) and Glavich won the 100 butterfly (51.22) and 200 IM (1:52.74), the latter coming against defending state champion Colin Ellington of Holly Springs.
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I will definitely make this again. It was very good. Next time, I would probably mix the raspberries into the gelatin mixture before adding it to the crust. And my bottom crust got really soggy. Maybe it's supposed to be that way? At any rate, no one cared because it was so good. I made two pies and they were both gone in one day. Do not forget the whipped cream!
I've never made a pie like this before. It turned out great! A previous comment said that the crust was soggy...just cook it longer next time. Cook until it's nice and brown. Mine turned out so good that I'm sure to make it again! I used frozen raspberries.
My family loved this pie! I just used a premade graham cracker crust to make it extra easy. Very delicious!
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