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Manning branded a 'traitor and anarchist' at court martial
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... Agence France-Presse in Fort Meade, United States Soldier passed secrets to help al-Qaeda, says prosecutor in wrap up of court martial Soldier Bradley Manning betrayed his country ... but well-intentioned truth-teller. "He was not a troubled young soul, he was a determined soldier with the knowledge, ability and desire to harm the United States in its war effort," lead prosecutor ...http://www.scmp.com/news/world/article/1291082/manning-branded-traitor-and-anarchist-court-martial
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... base in Kashmir killed 10 people on Thursday. Jammu and Kashmir state chief minister Omar Abdullah said the attack "aimed at derailing" dialogue between India and Pakistan. At the United ... said. Sharif, who in the past has cooperated with Islamist groups, has quickly sought to reassure the United States and India after sweeping to power in May with promises to rebuild Pakistan's ...http://www.scmp.com/news/asia/article/1320568/india-pm-warns-pakistan-stop-being-epicentre-terrorism-ahead-summit
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An industrial park in KOTA Territory receives an award certifying the park as 'move-in' ready.
The Sturgis Industrial Park has been approved as a South Dakota certified ready site by the Governor's Office of Economic Development; a program launched last year.
To qualify as a certified ready site, the park must be completely ready for businesses to move in. Pat Kurtenbach, President of Sturgis Economic Development said the designation as a certified ready site will help attract businesses to the industrial park.
"All of the environmental is done, all of the infrastructure is in place, all of the telecommunications, the power, the gas, and everything is ready to go. It is certified site ready. There is nothing more that they need to do, there are no surprises coming their way," said Kurtenbach.
The newest addition to the park, Samson Exhaust, is expected to complete construction on its 45 thousand square foot facility by May. The company plans to initially employ at least 30 people.
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Retiring city manager gives emotional, parting speech & advice to council
Joe Pennachetti's last day is Nov. 28.
Ford brothers slam integrity commissioner's recommendations on Augimeri
City council voted 30-4 in favour of accepting the integrity commissioner's recommendations.
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Some autistic children engage in behavior problems because they've learned that by 'acting up,' they will receive some form of attention, i.e., reinforcement. Even if the attention is negative, such as a caretaker saying, 'Stop that,' the child might still interpret the interaction as positive.
If a child has been getting attention following a behavior problem, the caretaker should do their best to ignore the behavior, unless the child might hurt someone; then the caretaker should minimize contact with the child without displaying approval or disapproval. Consistency is important because the behavior problem will continue if the child receives intermittent attention for the behavior; i.e., it will be more resistant to extinction if intermittently reinforced.
Behavioral strategies have been developed to provide a child with attention that is not contingent on the behavior problem. These strategies include:
*Differential Reinforcement of Appropriate Behavior (DRA) - The child receives attention for an appropriate behavior, determined in advance. For example, if the child works on a predetermined task for a certain amount of time without engaging in the problem behavior, then he/she is given positive attention.
*Differential Reinforcement of Other Behavior (DRO) - Attention is given to the child for any appropriate behavior. For example, if the child in general acts appropriately during a certain period of time without engaging in the problem behavior, then he/she is given positive attention.
*Differential Reinforcement of Incompatible Behavior (DRI) - Attention is given to behaviors that are incompatible with the behavior problem. For example, if a child who is known to tantrum sits quietly for a certain amount of time, then he/she is given positive attention.
*Functional analysis. It is important to analyze the function of the person's behavior problem in order to determine whether it serves to get attention. or some other purpose, e.g., to avoid a demanding situation. The information obtained for functional analysis includes: Who was present? What happened before, during and after the behavior? When did it happen? Where did it happen?
Attention is important for social development, and it is natural for a person to seek attention from others. People with autism and other related disorders should receive attention, but it should not be contingent on behavior problems.


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The Eagles have re-signed WR Hank Baskett, who last played with the team in training camp in 2009 before being let go as one of the final cuts.
Baskett spent most of last season with the Colts, where he became known as a Super Bowl goat for not recovering an onsides kick that shifted momentum to the Saints to start the second half. Despite that, Baskett was a key special-teamer for the Colts all season.
With the Eagles, Baskett will have a chance to rejoin the WR rotation and help new coordinator Bobby April's return and coverage units.
"I'm glad we had a chance to get Hank back in Philadelphia," head coach Andy Reid said. "Not only has he proven himself to be a productive receiver, but he also does a solid job on special teams. He's a team player and his main focus has and always will be on helping his team win games. On top of all that, he's a quality person."
The Eagles' coaches wanted to keep Baskett last year but were forced to cut him following the emergence of sixth-round WR Brandon Gibson, who later was traded to the Rams for LB Will Witherspoon.
"Hank adds solid depth to our wide receiving group, plus is a productive special-teams player," general manager Howie Roseman said. "He is a good teammate and obviously is a positive influence in the locker room and is a high-character person. We're excited about welcoming he and his family back to the Eagles."


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---- — Connie L. Lowrance, 53, of Effingham, died Thursday, Oct. 31, 2013, at home.
Cremation rites will be accorded as per the wishes of the family. Celebration of Life memorial service will be at 6:45 p.m. Monday at Strasburg Baptist Church, with the Rev. Leroy Tucker officiating. Visitation will be from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Monday at the church. Hall Funeral Chapel, Effingham, is in charge of the arrangements. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society or St. Jude's Childrens Hospital.
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EDITOR: Saturday's article "SR may relax rules on pot" seemed to forecast marijuana's gradual evolution to legality. Santa Rosa's marijuana dispensaries want longer hours, greater revenue, permission to sell drug devices, larger advertising signs and for their workers to use pot on the job. How are our laws and regulations being twisted?
On Tuesday, Santa Rosa Councilwoman Erin Carlstrom will propose changes to loosen dispensary regulations. Carlstrom tipped voters off to what she sees as the future of pot distribution and sales in the article's concluding sentence, "For now, I think it's a nice balance." Carlstrom needs to tell us what she sees as the real end of that story.
For a contrast, read David Brooks' Saturday column ("Stoned, and all the stupider for it"). Brooks revealed his silly and stoned experiences as a high school student. He expressed sadness for former pot smoking friends who dropped out, and he praised those who dropped their habits to live rewarding lives.
Brooks' concluding statement contrasted with Carlstrom's. Brooks referred to a state closer to legalization, but his words could eventually apply to our community. Brooks wrote, ". . . they are also nurturing a moral ecology in which it is a bit harder to be the sort of person most of us want to be."
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EDITOR: Dr. Jeff Miller ("County on right track in addressing dental problems," Close to Home, Thursday) suggests limiting sugar, but children eating the free breakfast and lunch at school get 50 percent of the calories as carbs (which convert to sugar). Remember, we evolved on hunter-gatherer diets that were only 5 percent carbs.
As for fluoridation, consider the source. Miller is a board member for First 5, which gets $5 million in Proposition 10 money. Are we surprised that funding comes with strings attached?


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My husband and I travelled on the Thompson Dream, with our 15 year old daughter, for our annual family holiday. We had already been on 2 cruises before and so our expectations were high, and we were not disappointed.
The ship has had a bit of a make over and we were pleased to see that this has meant standards have at least been maintained, if not improved. We really enjoyed the entertainment in the Broardway show lounge and in the Argo lounge where live music accompanied our afternoon teas. The pool areas were always crowded and so we didn't spend much time there. There were always plenty of loungers available on decks away from the poolside. The service on the ship was very good. The waiters were always happy to see you and welcomed us with a cheery smile. Drinks and food orders were quickly delivered and there was very little queueing or waiting to be served. We took 2 half day and one full day excursions- found them to be well organised and informative, but they were a bit expensive.
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Portsmouth Smoked Dunkelweizen - Portsmouth Brewery
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Ratings: 30 | Reviews: 14 | Display Reviews Only:
3.25/5 rDev -18.8%
11-26-2012 00:33:52 | More by irishevans
3.5/5 rDev -12.5%
01-15-2014 23:31:07 | More by mattmarka1
3.6/5 rDev -10%
Poured from a 22oz bottle into my Portsmouth glass. As I opened the bottle foam started gushing out of the bottle. It took a long time for it to settle down in the glass as well. Once it did though it was a very nice looking caramel color with a huge, fluffy, tan head to it.
The aroma shows off the sweeter, bready, wheat flavors nicely. I get some malty, dark fruit, caramel and toffee flavors all coming out as well. The smoke is pretty reserved, but noticeable.
The taste starts out with more of the sweeter, bready, wheat and dark fruit flavors. The smoke really starts to come out in the back end and gives it a very nice campfire like quality. I really liked the wheat and smoke combination.
The mouthfeel is where things didn't seem right to me. It was extremely carbonated, to the point where it was so fizzy it was hard to drink. Overall it had some very nice flavors to it. I really like how the smoke and wheat mix. The mouthfeel didn't fit at all though and hurt the beers enjoyability for me. Overall a good beer that had potential to be excellent.
04-15-2011 00:56:21 | More by billab914
3.65/5 rDev -8.8%
Thanks to Deuane for sharing this growler. We originally thought that it was a smoked doppelbock.
A: The dunkelweizen is a dark brown hue, completely opaque, with a rather substantial white head atop it. That head should have been the first indication that it wasn't a doppelbock.
S: The nose is thick and meaty, heavy with smoke. A veritable smokehouse of cured meats, this one smells very nice. There is, however, little (okay, no) indication of a weizen.
T: The smoke, much like in the nose, rules everything tastewise. The first sip is full, well-smoked with a lingering meatiness that refuses to dissapate. Behind the smoke, there is very little malt-wise that stands out. That makes some sense, as it is a weizen behind the smoke and not a big malt bomb. The ale is very chewy, easily passing for a smoked meat plate.
M: The mouthfeel is a meat-lover's delight, a smokehouse. I'd like to taste more dunkelweizen though, it does get lost behind the smoke.
D: The ale scored lower because the dunkelweizen side shys away from the limelight. I do like the ale though and would gladly have another glass.
11-16-2009 21:35:54 | More by akorsak
3.65/5 rDev -8.8%
A - Pours a huge(1/2 the glass), foamy light tan head that sits around forever. The beer is dark brown with red highlights. It is cloudy with tons of visible carbonation bubbles.
S - There is a little bit of bacon and smokiness on the nose combined with a spiciness. There is also a fruitiness from the yeast.
M - Medium in body with moderate carbonation. I expected it to be over-carbonated with the huge head, but that wasn't the case. Has a creamy feel to it.
T - Malty sweetness up front followed by light smokiness. Some fruity esters hit the tongue next along with banana and clove which linger in the finish.
The smokiness isn't as strong in the taste as in the aroma. The Dunkleweizen and smokiness play together very well.
03-01-2011 02:46:15 | More by boralyl
3.73/5 rDev -6.8%
Received this brew from the ever generous BeerTruth. I'm not a huge fan of Dunkelweizens but he assured me it was good. Drank from my Surly nonic pint glass.
Appearance- Pours a hazy dark reddish brown with a beautiful one finger super creamy off-white head. A perfect half finger cap and collar remain the entire beer along with thick sheets of coated lacing.
Smell- Lightly spicy with those unmistakable yeasty Weizen notes of banana and clove. A nice toasted maltiness as well with a light bit of cocoa and nuttiness. As I really breath the beer in deep I definitely get a nice peat smokiness but its definitely subtle. Nothing too crazy here but a fairly nice smelling nose.
Taste- Hmmm, a bit different than what I was expecting but nice. The yeast and banana notes are VERY light compared to the nose. The smoke isn't really strong either as I think the slight fruitiness and slight smokiness really offset one another. Its nutty and toasty with a sort of lingering husk and black pepper spice. The finish is long and lingering as a somewhat charred, somewhat citric bitterness that coats my tongue.
Mouthfeel- Very creamy and rich with a nice full body and a sort of tingly aggressive carbonation that really cuts through the big body.
Drinkability- Very interesting beer that I enjoyed. I think the smoke and Weizen aspects aren't a match made in heaven but none-the-less fun to try. The body and look of the beer are top notch though, that's for sure. Thanks much Adam!
01-18-2010 00:15:28 | More by younger35
3.75/5 rDev -6.3%
11-27-2012 17:26:52 | More by anewlanguage
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3.75/5 rDev -6.3%
11-12-2012 00:20:25 | More by mattparsons
North Carolina
3.88/5 rDev -3%
Picked up a growler of this freshly tapped beer while at the brewery for an early lunch. An interesting take on a style I have little experience in trying.
Poured a murky brown in color. Almost sludge like in color but fortunately without a sludge-like texture. Little rings of lace around the edge of the beer up against the beer and extremely thin filmy spots of head on top. A couple rings of lace around the glass.
Nose is full of toasted malts and there are its of banana and cloves behind it all. But those other aromas are very subtle and it took me a while to place them.
Reminded me of eating slow smoked hickory ribs. The smokiness is very pungent and want to be clopying but slides away after a moment. The wheat provides a nice sweetness. Also got some slight hints of lemon zest.
The wheat gives the beer a texture that is kind of soothing. Medium body but perhaps a little watery.
10-26-2005 23:37:06 | More by MuddyFeet
3.98/5 rDev -0.5%
On tap at the brewpub on 11/1/08. Served in a pint glass.
Pours a muddy brownish orange without much of a head. Just a thin, fizzy, white retention with just some thin wisps in the center that. To it's credit though, this does stick around for a while, leaving some solid lacing behind. The aroma starts out with a nice pugent smokiness right off the bat that greets the nose. The Dunkel smells come in right after, with oranges, wheat, clove, and yeasty banana notes that shine.
The taste is similar to the aroma but in reverse. This time those solid Dunkel flavors come out first but are then followed by a subtle yet pervasive smoked malt character that works itself down along the backend of the profile, finishing with notes of smoke and tang. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with a touch of beef to it and a firm carbonation that carries the flavors well.
Very nice. Quite robust with a nice balance between the smoked malt character and the other flavors. I definitely could have enjoyed another glass of this.
11-13-2008 17:32:44 | More by Kegatron
3.98/5 rDev -0.5%
Dispensed via growler on 11/15/09, courtesy of Deuane.
A - Poured a cloudy, smokey brown body with deep amber highlights and a bubbly beige-colored head that settled into a patchy retention and very modest lacing.
S - The somkey character of this dunkelweizen dominates the aroma, imparting hints of woody notes and tree bark, but with a slight dark fruit tang. Malt character is thick and sweet, suggesting maple syrup.
T - Flavor combines hints of dark fruit and thick caramel malt with moderate smokey and meaty notes and a touch of earthy bitterness. There is also a very faint inkling of coffee in the background. However, there's not a lot of dunkelweizen attributes present.
M - Medium bodied with a syrupy texture and moderate carbonation. Finishes with mild bitterness on the palate.
D - Pleasant, easy-drinking brew with a fairly complex flavor profile and nice smokey character, although this doesn't really strike me as a dunkelweizen.
11-19-2009 00:22:38 | More by ffejherb
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev 0%
01-02-2014 17:21:24 | More by ChrisL24481
4/5 rDev 0%
Maple syrup brown color. I had to use a hard pour to force a decent head. Lacey speckles left like a frozen snowglobe.
Smells like fall. Light clove and gentle smoke mingle with maple syrup and squishy 'nanas.
Smooth, not particularly spicy clove, and woody Munich. Smoke is subtle and compliments the other flavors rather than overwhelm them. The strength of this beer is that all the flavors are blend well and compliment each other in perfect balance.
11-25-2011 00:48:54 | More by donkeyrunner
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev 0%
02-02-2012 23:53:42 | More by phingdong
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11-29-2011 19:31:16 | More by codon2004
New Hampshire
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03-13-2012 18:40:58 | More by projektyle
4/5 rDev 0%
A huge fluffy 3 finger head rises up and fades semi slowly, making it difficult to pour, over slightly clear reddish maroon mahogany colored beer. As it eventually fades, the head leaves a ton of sticky lacing.
Nose is weird, it has some campfire smoke and a bit of smokey malts, but with that is some Belgian yeast like dark fruits, some toasted malts, a very slight salty minerality that seems to come from the smoke, and a touch of brown sugar, its interesting to say the least.
Taste brings smoke again, but this time comes with some creamy malts, a bit of dark wheats and dark malts, slight taste of bananas foster with caramelized brown sugar, light taste of dark fruits, and some sweetness. The smoke comes with a touch of campfire and smoked malts, but is creamy and light, not overpowering, but does bring a slight salty minerality. A very slight clove like taste as well. I can almost get a slight apple wood flavor from the crab apple tree smoke. A slight sweetness to start dries quite a bit and adds to the smoked experience as it dries quite a bit, with some light malts on the finish, and plenty more lingering smoke, bringing a bit of smoked cheese flavor on the finish as well.
The mouth is medium bodied with good carbonation.
Drink is OK, a long lingering smoke makes me not drink quickly so I can enjoy the smoke, reminds me of late night BBQs, it's actually almost sessionable with the low abv and creamy taste and feel, but a bit of the salty minerality gets in the way.
12-25-2010 03:29:10 | More by jlindros
New Jersey
4/5 rDev 0%
11-15-2011 15:22:15 | More by randomdanger
4/5 rDev 0%
07-28-2014 02:17:35 | More by wrightst
4/5 rDev 0%
David absolutely loved this one. This isn't my favorite style, but knowing Portsmouth's quality, I knew it would be a good brew. Hazy nut brown and a bit ruddy in the glass. Intitial whiff of smoke, folowed by the traditonal German Weizen aroma. Some bubblegum as well. Medium mouthfeel. Tastewise, the initial smokiness is followed by some weizen bubblegum notes. Some nuttiness also present.
03-09-2006 13:56:06 | More by PatandDavid
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev 0%
11-16-2011 20:09:52 | More by Satchboogie
4.03/5 rDev +0.8%
22 oz bottle
A: Deep brown body under a medium to large sized slightly off white head. Good lace and retention.
S: Nice blend of smoke and typical dunkel character, clove, banana, bit of bubble gum, sweet. Smoke drowns out most toasted character and carries a nice "meatiness" to it.
T: A lot of smoke with some malty sweetness in the back ground. Dunkel character is a little drowned out by the smoke. Some bread and banana character with a slight smoke bitter finish. Not quite as balanced as the aroma but still good.
M/D: Medium bodied, carbonation is low, body feels slippery on the tongue. Good drinkability, a very solid beer.
12-13-2010 01:36:21 | More by NCSUdo
4.08/5 rDev +2%
Fills the glass with a murky brown body and a decent tan head, but it failed to provide the big fluffy head you look for in weizens.
Sweet brown sugar and caramel malts on the nose. Yeast seems to add in some fruity esters as well. Smoke is present but a bit reserved.
A lot of different flavors going on with the first few sips. Nice malt presence with some toasted bread and caramel character. A healthy dose of yeast flavor as well, with some clove like spice and a fruity bubble gum note. The smoked aspect doesn't really come through until the end but leaves a nice lingering flavor.
Mouthfeel is light and bubbly. Finish is a bit drying. Overall, this beer was a bit underwhelming at first but it really grew on me as I worked my way through. Lots of flavor in a nice low-ABV package.
11-07-2011 02:06:45 | More by Kinsman
New Hampshire
4.1/5 rDev +2.5%
Had a couple of pints of this today at the Brewery. Had the pleasure of sitting next to asst Brewer JayT. He said he and Tod Mott personally smoked some malt for this baby.
Poured a deep, dark brown/chestnut hue, and was opaque. Head was hardly evident, just a bit of a rim job: tan, fine bubbles around the edge, though they did lace the glass up a bit. Aroma of light choco, some clove, and an easily evident smoky nature. Body was a middle of the road medium, and the bier was fairly smooth, without the usual Hefe bubbly/prickliness. Good to hear.
Flavor was a bit crisp; choco notes, as in the nose, plus clove again. Smokiness present; not strong, yet easily evident. It tends to linger, and stick in the throat a bit. Nice!! Also possesses a touch of fruitiness... bananas like a good Weizen should have.. Has some characteristics of an Aventinus combined with a Schlenkerla plus a Scotch Ale. An interesting combo, and eminently quaffable!! Tod and JayT, nice work!!
Zum Wohl!!
overall: 4.05
appearance: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | mouthfeel: 4 | drinkability: 4.5
11-12-2005 23:43:00 | More by Bierman9
New Hampshire
4.2/5 rDev +5%
This is the Smoked Dunkelweizen from a growler poured off the tap at Portsmouth today, 10/25/2008.
Beer is cloudy to the point of opacity and is a rust brown shade like apple cider. A thin cream-colored head disappears rapidly leaving a ring and a little spotty lace.
Scent is lightly smoky at first, then yeasty and fruity. The smoke flavor is mouthwatering.
Taste is banana, apples, apple peel, lemon, and spices - clove, coriander, cinnamon. An apple cinnamon flavor now and again. Sour, yeasty and wheaty. Following is a subtle smoked flavor which takes its time developing and, once established, lingers on the palate for a remarkably long smoky finish. The smoke flavor is understated and subtle; it's balanced well by the fruit and yeast / wheat flavors.
Mouth is creamy and smooth with a very fine light carbonation; somewhat coating.
Drinkability is very good.
I have to admit I love smoked beers. They just really do it for me. In typical Portsmouth fashion this is a delicious and well crafted ale and I'm glad I have a whole growler of it.
10-25-2008 22:39:26 | More by sethmeister
Portsmouth Smoked Dunkelweizen from Portsmouth Brewery
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The call came on the Saturday before election day.
"Pat, we need a good logistics guy up in New York to get things ready for our big push. We want to mobilize at least 1,000 volunteers on the ground and things are turning into a major clusterf---. Can you get up there NOW and unfu-- things? We want to fly you out ASAP and get the ball rolling, when can you be at an airport?"
As a member of Team Rubicon's VERT (Veteran Emergency Response Team) for Region VI, I had, not too long ago returned from volunteering in lower St. Bernard and Plaquemines Parishes after Hurricane Isaac. My deployment bags were packed, as they always are, and even though I had been keeping a watchful eye on Hurricane Sandy's development and track, and knew without doubt that it was going to be a killer storm for the NYC/ New Jersey shore, I did not anticipate being asked to deploy. But, to those of us that have made "Service before Self" a lifestyle, once that call does come, nothing else matters. Occasionally this dedication to duty extracts heavy personal costs including lost or damaged relationships, spotty employment/work histories, personal expenses dedicated to on-the-spot emergency needs, and the uncertainty surrounding details like when one is to return, exactly what we may be called upon to do once at the Disaster Zone, and personal health and safety issues...For Team Rubicon members though, all of whom have been hand-picked after careful examination of their military experience or civilian medical qualifications, these kinds of concerns are simply NOT issues to be mitigated, they are FACTS which must be worked around.
I had a family funeral in which I, along with my brother and cousins, bore pall for our Grandfather the following Monday, but I told my Regional Operations Director that I was available at any point after that. Within hours of laying my Grandfather to eternal rest in a Yorktown cemetery, I was on a Jet Blue flight into JFK airport. Competing family and Mission priorities is nothing new for those that have experience military deployments or emergency response taskings, and no, most of us simply do not see such requirements as "sacrifices"; we simply see it as "what we do".
On short final into New York City, I was able to get a look at Rockaways, Queens, the specific area that Team Rubicon responders would be focusing efforts . Every disaster zone is the same, yet every disaster zone is unique, and no matter how many times I have seen the destruction, smelt the brackish salt-water inundation, witnessed the despair and hopelessness on the faces of those that have lost everything; personally, I am never fully "prepared".
The largest rock-climbing gym in NYC (which I must assume means just about anywhere) had generously agreed to house us in a warehouse straddling the Park Slope and South Brooklyn neighborhoods of that burrough, The space was gigantic, with enough space to store and dispatch all of our tools and machinery, park and stage most of our vehicles, and bed down the Team Rubicon Veteran volunteers that were being flown in from as far away as Alaska to establish boots on the ground leadership and assistance on the ground in the the disaster zone. In many ways, this staging base was ideal, but there were significant challenges that simply had to be accepted. There was no heat, there were no toileting facilities, showers simply did not exist, all that was available for food upon my arrival was military MRE (meals, ready to eat) rations. For other disaster relief or charitable organizations, these realities may have made operations from such a facility impossible, but for Team Rubicon, they were, at best, minor annoyances. Every single VERT member being flown into NYC knew to expect very Spartan living conditions, and for most of us, the hastily arranged billeting/staging for this operation was MUCH better than some of the places we operated out of during military combat or contingency operations.
Over the next two weeks, my life was focused entirely on providing the very best support possible to all team members deployed on this Operation. I quickly assembled a small logistics team and together we processed, equipped, housed, and fed over 200 Veteran Volunteers from across the Nation. Through the generosity of our donors, which ranged from those that sent in five or ten dollars through the Team Rubicon website, to 7 figure donations from Corporate sponsors such as Home Depot and Goldman-Sachs, the money that came in one day, was being directly applied to work done the following day. Our HQ element, including the two Iraq/Afghan Veterans that founded Team Rubicon during the earthquake response in Haiti, was sleeping in the same 30 degree warehouse and using the same Port-a-can toilets as any other volunteer. No showers were available for any of us for the duration of our deployment. Donations were certainly NOT being used to support frivolous overhead. Other agencies have a culture that seems to put obstacles in the way of ensuring that every dollar received is put directly and immediately to work funding operations down in the sandy, mucky, moldy places that the work is being performed. Not Team Rubicon. Please look them up online.
Over 3,000 spontaneous volunteers were formed into work crews led by Team Rubicon VERT members and dispatched on daily missions assisting homeowners with debris removal, house stripping, and muck-out jobs. This heart-rendering process of having to part with everything that one has earned and accumulated during the course of a lifetime is work that can carry extreme emotional weight and assistance must be rendered in an effective, yet sensitive manner. Team Rubicon Veterans, though, have almost all dealt with similar situations during war and humanitarian military experiences, and are uniquely qualified to respond, here at home, when such needs arise.
As anyone with a background in emergency and crisis Logistics knows, uncertainty and questions are always looking to be turned into plans and answers, and doing so was my minute to minute job. Processing incoming personnel at all hours of the day and night, procuring vital equipment, supplies, and services, often at a moments notice, and handling emergency medical, social, and political issues as they arose, was my hour-to-hour responsibility...It was three days before I slept, four days until I slept on a Red Cross emergency shelter cot, and a week and a half before I was able to get more than three hours of slumber at a time. But as uncomfortable and stressful as things were at the logistics base in Brooklyn, it was all out war (sans only the violence) down in the Rockaways neighborhoods that out teams were leading volunteers to work in everyday.
While other Veteran-oriented groups such as VFW, IAVA, American Legion, etc, encouraged us to join them for a flag-worshiping, feel-good Veterans Day parade in Manhattan, our organization remained dedicated to the mission- assisting those still without power and with basements still full of flood debris. Parades, prayers, and ceremony are fine, I suppose, but for those of us with actual, operational, and mission focused personalities, they are NO SUBSTITUTION for ACTION. The culture of Rubicon is a perfect fit for those Veterans that prefer actually DOING something to the Bullsh-t that surrounds high-visibility events such as parades and patriotic show-cases. Several organizations exist right here in the Victoria area that could learn a lot from this example, but sometimes, it really is easier to simply wave a flag or talk about "God and Country", I guess. Point blank; political and business leaders in this area MUST start doing a better job at recognizing the strengths and experiences of ALL Veterans (especially Desert Vets) and allowing them opportunities to truly LEAD in their communities and businesses. Speaking bluntly; a 25 year old with two or three combat tours DOES know more and IS MORE capable than a 45 or 50 year old supervisor or civic leader that has never had to deal with people or situations beyond those arising in daily, small-town, South Texas life.
Operations of this scale and scope tend to wind down just as rapidly as they ramp up, and for most responders that means a return home to family and friends, being able to sleep predictable hours, and running hot-water showers. For Logistics folks it means that things get even busier, ensuring that all personnel and equipment are properly retro-graded.
Often forgotten during high visibility military and contingency operations is the fact that select logistical and transportation assets REALLY are the "First in and Last out" of any operation. When I joined the Air Force as a 17 year-old kid in 1992, and was assigned to work as an Air Transportation Specialist within a highly-mobile, aerial delivery-capable, combat-focused, specialized unit, a die had been cast for the rest of my life. Since then I have worked transportation jobs with airlines, trucking companies, and at sea with marine transportation businesses. If everything goes as it should and folks like me do our jobs well, we remain mostly invisible....if we screw just ONE thing up, it has the potential of compromising the entire mission and placing lives, both of disaster victims, and those we have deployed with, in danger.
It was an honor to be called upon to accomplish what, before I left Texas seemed to me an impossible task. I had never been to New York City. Due to the very real factor of PTSD (for which I am rated as Service Connected Disabled for by Veterans Affairs), I have had severe difficultly finding and maintaining traditional employment, especially in the small-town, stigma-laden, Victoria area. I had never, as an Airman, or a civilian, been placed is such a responsible position. My very own brother, who served in the military, yet never deployed to a combat zone or contingency was continuing his almost year-long campaign to attempt to discredit me personally, dismiss PTSD as a "made up" condition, and spread lies and half-truths about my background within any group or organization that I might align myself with. Team Rubicon encourages its Veteran Volunteers to use social media to keep donors and supporters updated about exactly how and where their vital donations are being put to use, because of this harassment, I deactivated my Facebook account until I redeployed, and focused on the task at hand...There were a thousand reasons why, I, personally, SHOULD have failed in this tasking, but because of the Faith and Belief vested in me by our organization's leaders, and also owing to the almost sacred duty that I knew I owed to every single Veteran deployed on this mission, the Operation was a resounding success, both operationally and logistically.
For more information about Team Rubicon, and WHY we do what we do; please watch this excellent and intense video, produced by TR's media detachment last week in Rockaways, Queens: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgEn4ZmTzD4
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News about Foie Gras, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Aug. 13, 2012
Some California restaurants are finding clever ways to skirt state's 2004 ban on foie gras; most restaurants, however, have taken the dish off the menu while they await the outcome of two separate attempts at overturning the ban. MORE
Jun. 24, 2012
Editorial observes that making, cooking and selling foie gras will be illegal in California due to a law that will take effect in July; outlines opinions of both supporters and opponents of the ban. MORE
Jun. 6, 2012
Countdown to foie-mageddon has begun as the July 1 start of a ban on foie gras in California approaches; fans of the fattened duck and goose liver are buying out stocks of the delicacy, searching for legal loopholes and sating themselves at a series of foie-heavy goodbyes; some of the best-known chefs have been mounting a repeal effort and promising new ethical standards, but they are also making practical preparations for the likelihood that they won't be able to overturn the law before it takes effect. MORE
May. 1, 2012
Some of California's best-known chefs begin pressuring the state's legislators, hoping to prevent a ban on products derived from force feeding birds; law, which would effectively bar foie gras from restaurant menus, is set to take effect in July 2012. MORE
Oct. 16, 2011
Los Angeles restaurant Animal devotes two nights to foie-gras-focused menu in protest of pending ban on the sale of the delicacy in California. MORE
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Chicago overturns foie gras ban.
California: Foie Gras Ban May Remain, Court Rules
A federal appeals court said the producers of the delicacy "failed to raise a serious question that they are likely to succeed on the merits" of the lawsuit.
August 31, 2013, Saturday
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February 13, 2013, Wednesday
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PETA says efforts to sidestep the California ban should be punished.
August 20, 2012, Monday
Some in California Skirt a Ban on Foie Gras
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August 13, 2012, Monday
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Starting July 1, the making and selling of foie gras will be banned in California to prevent inhumane treatment of ducks and geese.
June 24, 2012, Sunday
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A memorial service will be held on Nov. 11, at the Phoenix (Ariz.) Christian Reformed Church for former Deer Park teacher Lloyd Haglund, 82.
Born on Aug. 12, 1929, to the late Bert and Eleanor Haglund in Warroad, Minn., he lived in various places in Minnesota until 1944 when his family moved to Spokane.
He graduated from Rogers High School in 1946 and later worked at Sears and served in the Air Force, in Fairbanks, Alaska. Mr. Haglund also did long haul trucking.
The Ellensburg Bulldogs will visit Deer Park to open the state Class 2A football playoffs at 1 p.m. on Saturday.
The Bulldogs (8-3), the fifth seed from District 5/6/7, defeated the Great Northern League's Cheney Blackhawks 36-35 in overtime on Tuesday.
Ellensburg used the quarterbacking duo of Garrett Hull and Matt Bennett against the Blackhawks. Tailback J. Foley, who rushed for 79 yards against Cheney, handled most of the ground game duties.
For the Stags (9-1) it will be their first state playoff game at home since they hosted Cashmere in 2000.
Updated on Nov. 21.
Deer Park School Board incumbent Eric Keller and challenger Marie Layman must wait until Nov. 29 to determine the outcome of the general election race.
Keller currently leads Layman 1,390-1,350 for the at-large director position thanks to a strong showing in Stevens County.
Each of the three county election offices that encompass part of the school district will not release another vote count until Tuesday when all general elections must be certified.


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When Junior dos Santos was still Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Heavyweight Champion, Alistair Overeem was talking all kinds of smack about how "Cigano" was ducking him and didn't want to fight him.
They were expected to settle that score at UFC 146; however, "The Reem" ran afoul of the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) and was forced to sit out for a year. Dos Santos went on to clobber Frank Mir in his place, but eventually coughed up his strap in a Cain Velasquez rematch at UFC 155 last December.
It seemed his "Reem" retaliation was off the table.
After all, the Dutchman was expected to be bumped to the front of the line and get his crack at the crown later this year. All he had to do was get past Antonio Silva at the UFC 156 pay-per-view (PPV) event on Feb. 2, 2013 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Piece of cake, right?
Wrong. Despite holding the division strap under the Strikeforce and DREAM umbrellas, as well as his K-1 kickboxing title, Overeem got his ass kicked by "Bigfoot" in what has to be one of the better heavyweight finishes in recent memory. Kudos to Silva, that was a goddamn work of art.
Back of the line, "Reem."
The good news is, Dos Santos is back there waiting for him. "Cigano's" loss to Velasquez was so lopsided, he won't see a title shot for several fights and hey, it makes perfect sense to match up two terrific strikers coming off a loss, particularly a pair that have the history that Junior and Alistair do.
And no doubt both are in a big hurry to erase the memories of their most recent performances.
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29-06-2011 18:39
E52 Latest Firmware Version 071.004
What is the change log?
should we upgrade?
29-06-2011 21:26
The following new features and updating options are available for your Nokia E52. New, faster version of the web browser, including web search integrated into the web address field, and support for multiple windows Here and Now application, which provides you with timely information on your current location, including the weather forecast and details of local movies, restaurants, and events Emoticons can be used in text and multimedia messages New versions of Maps and Ovi Store Ovi Contacts removed General performance and usability improvements
30-06-2011 13:37
Let's give some corrections.
Only the web browser engine is updated. The UI is the same, so no "integrated search". But it is faster and better, including some HTML5 support.
Here and Now ? It is on Ovi Store, free. BTW: The "new" version of Ovi Store included in the FW is still old and must be updated - another space lost on the small drive C:...
Ovi Maps it is indeed updated to the "latest" version (almost one year old...)
And, what is also updated and not mentioned:
- Email version is 3.13, newer than 3.09 offered as upgrade to the previous FW, so you can uninstall it before FW upgrade.
- Adobe Reader LE 2.5
- World Traveler seems to updated into the FW, I can't find it in the Application Manager list.
30-06-2011 22:39
practicaly sound quality is much better now being more loud & crisp sound,
new feature included is animated smilies in messege editor
their is no problem in upgradation
01-07-2011 14:50
@sandy1115 "General performance and usability improvements"
Interestingly, there is no such item for v071.004 on the official changelog Wiki page.
Also, has anyone experienced issues with FM radio playback through headphones in the new version of firmware? I saw a complaint on a Russian forum where someone claimed they could only play FM radio through the loudspeaker after the upgrade.
01-07-2011 15:55
01-07-2011 20:58 - last edited on 01-07-2011 21:01 by viang
They say Twitter client becomes available only when you upgrade the firmware through NSU. FOTA upgrade won't add any new apps.
MODERATOR'S NOTE: This post has been edited because you mentioned a tool that only a Nokia Care Point is authorised to use.
02-07-2011 7:41
I have succesfully updated my E52-1(RM-469) to S/W version 71.004(71.004.C00.01) by FOTA on my 3G network. However, I did not get the Twitter App. widget & Here & Now. The Nokia care point is very far away & I have to waste half a work day to go there & have my phone updated.
How can I get the above software?
04-07-2011 13:42
"playing FM is as usual, no change ie both speaker /headphone ."
Confirmed: according to the original reporter, problems with FM playback through headphones were caused by 3rd party software.
08-07-2011 18:07 - edited 08-07-2011 18:08
what about that **bleep** "Waiting for GPS..." connection issue ? any news ?
there is no way connecting with Integrated GPS + Assisted GPS ONLY .
the GSM forums are full of complaints
24-07-2011 8:49
"web search integrated into the web address" - I am not able to figure this out, I have updated to 71.004. Is it an updater issue or missed out by Nokia in the FW release?
28-07-2011 1:14
I have an E52-1 on 054.003 type RM-469 but Ovi suite says my software is current. Any idea why? I need the e-mail client update to stop getting the dreaded HTML security bug.
30-07-2011 12:35
I've just updated the fw but I get an annoying problem with wallpaper. It seems it's been enlarged and lower part is not correctly placed. Wallpaper dimension is ok: with previous firmware no problem...any ideas?
01-08-2011 14:45
Hi i have the same issue on my E52. The message number changes automaticly.
more in detail: when i start up it adds a Message centre : SIM message centre(01)
+32475161616 from a another mobile operator.
This happened after upgrading to 071.004, suppose this not a new feature.
01-08-2011 14:47 - edited 01-08-2011 14:50
Hi i have noticed when i run the GPS application toghether with the Opera mini application i get a memory full warning. when on previous version i did not have this.
Kind regards,
29-08-2011 8:43
In my e52 phone the update doesn't detect music files from the music player when i refresh. I can open it via file manager, but i'd prefer to have it visible in music player...
How can i make my phone recognize the mp3 music files i add?
01-09-2011 20:59
02-09-2011 11:24
I am still waiting for my update too. Has Nokia not released this yet in the UK? I bought an unlocked phone from Expansys so I would have thought it would have got updated pretty quickly. People have complained about having to wait a couple of weeks for Anna - how about us lot? 3 months so far.... This update seems pretty important because it finally allows the MfE client to show Google mails......
02-09-2011 13:56 - edited 02-09-2011 14:14
Well my old Nokia was replaced and I received a new one yesterday. The old one had the firmware updated from Vodafone branded 53.004 to generic 071.004 by the service centre as I had problems with my old phone. The new one has the same Vodafone branded 53.004, which is bad as the new one really makes the phone run smoother. And it has smilies included
Ok. I spoke with the service centre and the problem is the Vodafone branded firmware. I have either two options:
1. wait for Vodafone to update their branded firmware
2. send my phone to the service centre to get the generic upgraded firmware.
Because I need my phone, I'll have to wait for the Vodafone to upgrade their firmware. If they are going to as Nokia E52 isn't a new model anymore.
I'm **bleep**ed either way.
**bleep** support by Nokia and Vodafone.
06-10-2011 11:00
Also note that the "type to search" functionality for the contacts list is now limited to first & last name only - if you have a contact entry with only a company name (e.g. shop, restuarant, etc) then type to search won't find it.


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According to the American Red Cross, the average adult has approximately just 10 pints of blood in his or her body. Approximately 1 pint is the usual safe donation an adult can make at one time -- a healthy donor may donate red blood cells every 56 days -- and approximately 3 pints of blood are required for the average red blood cell transfusion. Blood is a precious commodity in the medical world, and it is the vehicle for both our cardiovascular system and immune system. Without being patronising or exceedingly obvious, it's pretty important stuff.
So it should come as no surprise how bothered I was by the amount of blood that was allowed to be spilled during the opening UFC 160 preliminary bout between Jeremy Stephens and Estevan Payan. Don't get me wrong, MMA is a full contact combat sport, and I know it can be a bloody affair as fighters work to harm their opponent to the point of submission or incapacitation.
My constitution for visceral visual stimuli is relatively strong. I wasn't bothered by the aesthetic of the blood, but more for the lack of concern over a human being appearing to bleed out in front of thousands of people in attendance, and millions watching around the world.
While there is no major artery or vein in the forehead where a cut could mean something as severe as death within a few seconds or a couple of minutes, the amount of blood that can pour from that area is still quite surprising. In the fictional world of Pro Wrasslin', workers purposely use a concealed razor blade to create a small cut on part of their forehead to achieve 'colour', used to enhance the visual drama in the predetermined, simulated combat they were taking part in.
For Estevan Payan, it was not a razor thin cut that caused him to leak crimson all over the Octagon, but a clearly visible split caused by a well placed elbow to the head on the ground by Jeremy Stephens. It was an opening that could not be properly sealed, and the tide of blood could not be stemmed by his corner's cutman. When a doctor attempted to examine him between rounds 2 and 3, his corner appeared to do their best job of covering up the split and deflecting the doctor away, claiming their fighter was fine and there was nothing to worry about. This wouldn't be the first time a corner has looked out for a fighter's career more than their well being.
Worse still, when Stephens was dominating Payan and was in full control of his back at times during the fight, Payan's blood was almost flowing like a badly leaking tap, and yet referee Chris Tognoni did nothing but look on even when there was a break in the action and both fighters where back to standing.
According to Chris Tognoni's LinkedIn profile, he has been a professional MMA referee in the state of Nevada for nearly 12 years, and yet to my knowledge this is the first time seeing him officiate at a UFC, certainly a major Pay per View event.
We saw on occasion Payan attempting to wipe the blood from his eyes as the rounds went on, and we saw him bleed continuously for the majority of a fight, and this can be justifiably enough for a referee to call the fight there and then. If the corner can not stop the blood flowing, the referee and / or doctor should make a call. That Tognoni at no point took the opportunity to pause the fight where appropriate, take Payan to a neutral corner and have a doctor examine him free from the protest and manipulation of his corner team, is extremely concerning and something I would hope Keith Kiser and the Nevada State Athletic Commission question him about.
I'm prepared for fights to be bloody, but I don't think anyone should tolerate a fighter being allowed to haemorage when it's clear his corner are unable to stem it.


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I finally watched the Fight Game with Jim Lampley and I was a little disgusted that he insinuated Juan Manuel Marquez might had been on PEDs and Donaire has set the standard for Olympic testing. I wasn't upset that Donaire was mentioned as the poster child of PED testing, what I was upset about was the fact Mayweather's name was never mentioned. Before Floyd no one talked about strict blood testing. He started with I believe Juan Manuel for the first drug testing. People actually called him a coward for demanding strict drug testing. You would think people would had been behind better testing in boxing with the history of steroid use in the sport. It really did shock me how Donaire is getting credit for OSDT in all his fights. I know he gets tested year around and kudos to him but to not mention Floyd as the starter of blood testing is a joke and slap in the face to Floyd. All of a sudden Lampley and everyone else is now demanding harder drug testing because Manny got caught with a great counter punch. The hypocrisy in boxing is amazing. Just because the Golden Goose got laid to rest boxing is now corrupt. Maybe I am tripping but you can not give credit to a guy who followed another guys example, the media picks their heroes no matter what history says...and Columbus discovered America.
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Who cares if he's testing year round? The mofo that we wanted to take a test, just got KTFO a couple of weeks ago, and NOW everybody's crying for stricter testing?! Oh the irony. HBO and the media are a bunch of douches with a serious hero complex in regards to Manny being the savior of the sport.
Lamply doesn't have Manny to coddle and go ga-ga over now that Pacquiao viciously lost. Why can't HBO just make the best fights against the best fighters, and pom-pom great two-sided action, instead of cheerleading when their house fighter takes a shit? Jim Lamply is totally at fault for that. He attitude in this regard filters down to the rest of the crew. Showtime doesn't do that.
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Family and friends waited anxiously for the plane bringing Jesslyn Bogard back home to Hawaii. As her charter plane landed, they tried to collect themselves and wipe their tears away to give her a hero's homecoming.
The jet only had room for Jesslyn's medical team and fiance. Her parents saw her off, then watched late last night via Skype. Her brother broke down as he saw his sister in pain on the plane.
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Though she's in constant pain, Jesslyn put on a brave face, as she waved to family and friends from a gurney, before heading to the hospital.
Before the doors to her ambulance closed, her brother made a promise "we'll come see you at the hospital okay."
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