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HONOLULU -- From the stunningly beautiful cliffs to the deep blue sea and white foam -- it's no wonder people are drawn to this area off of Portlock.
Thrill seekers also come here chancing their luck - hoping the spitting caves won't swallow them up.
Guillermo Arrubla thought about jumping in when he went here on Saturday afternoon, but "Once we got here, we saw how bad the current was so at that point, you know, I decided we're not jumping but we're going to sit here and just spectate."
So he watched the cliff jumpers -- and he noticed one woman in particular was having a hard time getting back up onto the rocks.
"When she tried to climb up onto the rocks, the current pushed on her then pulled her back out," he said.
One of the woman's friend's jumped in, but couldn't get to her because the waves were just too powerful. Guillermo then made his way climbing down the cliff with two life jackets in hand.
"20 years ago, I used to be a lifeguard, so I was confident in swimming in this water, so I put on the life jacket and grabbed the other one, and told him I'll swim out to her and give her this life jacket."
When he got to the woman, he says she looked exhausted.
"She had been treading water approximately 25 minutes at that point."
He gave her the life jacket -- and they waited for emergency crews to arrive, hoping the sharks wouldn't get to them first.
"That's all I kept thinking about, I was like.. I'm gonna get eaten by a shark here."
Help finally arrived and they made it back to dry land. The woman he rescued is in her 20's and lives at Schofield.
"My thing was I saw a lot of people with cell phones out and I was like I'm not going to sit here and watch a young girl drown."
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Sapper Tab Now Authorized
On 28 June, Army Chief of Staff GEN Peter J. Schoomaker announced a new Sapper Tab for combat engineers (approved for wear by qualified Soldiers on the left shoulder). Until August, only the Special Forces Tab and the Ranger Tab were authorized for wear above the unit patch on the left shoulder.
The Sapper Tab must be worn below the Ranger and Special Forces Tabs if a Soldier has either of those. To qualify for the Sapper Tab, Soldiers must complete the Sapper Leader Course (SLC) at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. The award is retroactive to the graduates of the first SLC on 14 June 1985.
For more information on wear of the Sapper Tab view this PDF file: https://www.perscomonline.army.mil/tagd/awards/HQDA_Ltr670_04_1Sapper.pdf.
DoD Welcomes Wounded Troops to Remain on Duty
The Defense Department has long been a leader in providing employment opportunities to people with disabilities, but it's taken a major step forward by allowing disabled veterans to remain in the military if they want to and can continue to perform.
This year's theme for National Disability Employ-ment Month is "You're Hired! Success Knows No Limits!" with a special reverence for those who are now disabled because of their contribution to the Global War on Terrorism.
With advances in medicine, technology and rehabilitation techniques, DoD is making every attempt to return willing and able servicemembers to duty, sometimes within their own units.
The loss of a limb no longer means forced discharge. New prosthetic devices and the Advanced Amputee Training Center established at Walter Reed Army Medical Center helped make that a reality. The Army wants you to know, if you can do it, you can do it. (From www.dtic.mil)
Employment Initiative for Wounded Vets
For injured veterans coming home, employment help is waiting for them. On 4 October, Secretary of Labor Elaine L. Chao announced the creation of REALifelines (Recovery and Employment Assistance Lifelines), a joint commitment by the Department of Labor, the military medical community and several local agencies aimed at getting injured veterans back on their feet and into the workforce.
Thanks to funding by the Department of Labor, the first phase of REALifelines will create a team of counselors who will work solely in medical facilities to help veterans ease into the private sector. Counselors will work one-on-one with veterans to create individual recovery and reemployment plans.
The program also includes a national tracking system to ensure follow-up services that link servicemembers with local professionals able to support their recovery and reemployment efforts.
Servicemembers and their spouses will also be able to access more than 3,500 career centers the Department of Labor has set up nationwide. (From www.dtic.mil)
Uniting in the Name of Homeland Defense
Military units assigned in the Washington, D.C., area—honor guards, ceremonial outfits, bands, coastal patrols—are being reformatted under a new head-quarters focused on homeland defense.
The new Joint Force Headquarters–National Capital Region, spearheaded from Fort McNair, includes the Army's Military District of Washington, the Naval District of Washington, the Marine Corps National Capital Regional Command at Quantico, the Air Force's 11th Wing at Bolling Air Force Base and 89th Airlift Wing at Andrews Air Force Base and the U.S. Coast Guard's Fifth District.
These teams train around the clock preparing for homeland defense, worst-case scenarios for the District of Columbia and attacks on the President or his staff.
Ceremonial duties have not been discarded. Soldiers are now doing ceremonial duties and training cycles. (From ArmyTimes)
IRR Likely to be Called Upon Again
The Army likely will mobilize another 5,600 Soldiers from the Individual Ready Reserve in the coming fiscal year, service personnel officials said 1 October.
Robert Smiley, Principal Assistant for Training, Readiness and Mobilization in the Office of Manpower and Reserve Affairs, said, "We will give as much notice" as possible to the Soldiers being recalled to active duty.
Smiley and BG Sean Byrne, director of personnel policy, said that 1,143 Soldiers of 1,700 with orders to report from the IRR were on active duty by 28 Sep-tember. The first reporting date was 31 August.
"We're in contact with more than half" of the approximately 600 who have not reported, Byrne said. The Soldiers who are in contact with the Army are asking for delays or exemptions for a variety of personal and medical reasons. Some are already serving in Afghanistan or Iraq as part of their civilian careers and would not be called to active military service, Smiley said.
Byrne said he plans to deal with these Soldiers on a case-by-case basis, with a 40-person cell in St. Louis devoted to working with the Soldiers. "No one has been classified as AWOL," Byrne said.
He added that 3,899 published sets of orders have been sent to Soldiers in the IRR, but reporting dates are stretched out through the spring. The Soldiers are contacted first by Western Union telegram which is then followed by a letter.
Army officials said that in some cases they did not have the correct addresses for Soldiers in the IRR. "We're working [with a number of organizations] to get current addresses," said Raymond Robinson, chief of operations in the Army's G-1. "We have a very fluid group of young Soldiers" who move frequently to attend school or begin careers in places other than the communities from which they enlisted.
When the Army announced its plans to mobilize Soldiers from the IRR this summer, service officials said they expected about one-third would be exempt. "The plan we laid out in June is pretty much working," Byrne said.
"We're not getting great push back" from Soldiers who are being mobilized, Robinson said. (John Grady, AUSA Communications Director)
Military Construction Bill En Route to the President
After clearing the Senate, the Fiscal Year (FY) 2005 military construction appropriations bill is headed to President George W. Bush for signature.
The $10 billion bill (5 percent more than the President's request) appropriates $5.5 billion for military construction projects and $4 billion for family housing. The main sticking point with the spending measure was resolved when the FY 2005 defense authorization bill lifted a statutory cap on a program that privatizes the upgrade and construction of military housing. (Julie Rudowski, AUSA Goverment Affairs)
Specialty 89D: Have you got what it takes?
With more and more explosive devices being used against coalition forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Army is finding itself with an explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) technician shortage. EOD technicians are in great demand, and the Army is paying handsomely for more to sign up or reenlist.
EOD technicians must be agile, limber, cool-headed under intense pressure and quick-thinking . . . in a 70-pound bomb suit.
The job is highly dangerous. Enemies of the United States know that once an explosive device is discovered, the EOD technicians arrive, making it a prime location for an ambush. In that environment, the EOD technician has to dismantle the bomb.
Investigative work also comes into play. These technicians forensically research detonation sites to gain insight on enemy capabilities, patterns, targets, etc. They also get to set a few bombs of their own.
EOD technicians are in high demand outside the Army as well, so the transition from military to private life is fairly smooth.
It is considered to be one of the most stressful Army occupations, but it brings an enormous sense of satisfaction to know at the end of the day that you have saved lives.
Come for the increase in pay. Stay for the love of the job. (From Army Times)
DoD Takes Steps to Correct Guard and Reserve Pay Issues
Defense officials, in response to a memo written by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, announced they have implemented measures designed to correct pay problems that have plagued National Guard and Reserve troops deployed in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Rumsfeld's memo, written earlier this year, said that while the current pay system was adequate to handle payments for part-time drills, it is "seriously inadequate when we are mobilizing to the extent we have had to during the Iraq conflict."
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) was asked to conduct a study to determine if controls used to pay mobilized Army National Guard personnel provided assurances that pay was accurate and timely.
In a hearing before the House Government Reform Committee, officials from the GAO testified that the existing processes and controls used to provide pay and allowances to mobilized Army National Guard personnel is so cumbersome and complex that neither the payer (DoD) nor the payee (the mobilized Guard Soldier) can be certain of timely and accurate payroll payments.
The flaws in the pay process resulted in over- and underpayments and even large, erroneously assessed debts. At the hearing, GAO released the results of a survey it conducted at seven reserve units. More than 90 percent of personnel at those units had pay problems.
Reservists testifying before Congress said the troubled system had seriously damaged morale.
Deployed reservists often did not receive their full pay after being activated, but then received active duty pay long after they returned to reserve status.
Many soldiers and their families were required to spend considerable time, sometimes while the Soldiers were deployed in remote, hostile environments, seeking corrections to active duty pay and allowances.
In July, the Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS) opened a "Center of Excellence" in Cleveland to deal with the Guard and Reserve pay issues.
DFAS officials believe that consolidating Guard and Reserve pay in one location will facilitate the sharing of "best practices" about pay account support. The center will be "responsible for implementation and dissemina-tion of pay-related policy and procedural guidance that affects Guard and Reserve members," a DFAS spokesperson said.
Additionally, the Pentagon has installed several short-term reforms including a military pay safety net designed to catch mistakes. The Pentagon also will implement a temporary pay system—Forward Compatible Payroll—throughout the military by early 2006. This system will resolve many of the weaknesses in the existing system.
Ultimately, a permanent, single, integrated personnel and payroll system known as the Defense Integrated Military Human Resources System will be installed. Northrop Grumman has been awarded a contract to develop that system.
AUSA strongly supports all DoD efforts to correct Guard and Reserve pay problems. Our 2004 Resolution 04-01, Point 20, encourages the administration and Congress to develop a single pay system for active and reserve component soldiers. (From www.dtic.mil)
RCP Update
In an effort to increase numbers, Retention Control Points (RCP) for sergeants first class and master sergeants serving in MOS 79R (recruiting) have been temporarily changed for Soldiers whose terms of service expire before 1 October 2006. The RCP for 79R sergeants first class is now 26 years. The RCP for 79R master sergeants has increased from 26 to 28 years. (www.hrc.army.mil)
Communications Between Soldiers and Technology a Challenge
Difficulties maintaining communication between Soldiers and their technology did not surprise Army leaders even in the months leading up to Operation Iraqi Freedom.
"We knew going in that communication was going to be a challenge," MG Michael Mazzucchi, Commander, Communications-Electronic Command, said on 13 September at the Association of the United States Army's acquisition symposium in Falls Church, Virginia. "So it really wasn't a lesson learned."
Efforts are being focused on building a common archi-tecture to support battle command technologies used by Soldiers in the field.
"We really have to build on Microsoft Office products," Mazzucchi said.
Soldiers use Microsoft Office programs regularly until they're in combat, Mazzucchi said. Then they turn to Army battle command systems.
Communication software the Army acquires has to be multipurpose, make use of the Internet and be easy enough to use that a Soldier can learn how to operate with it in less than an hour, Mazzucchi said.
But "without power and network connectivity, nothing happens," he said. "It's for more than just the Army, it's for more than the DoD, it's for everything we do."
The Army is already fielding technologies to increase the amount of information units receive while continuing operations in Iraq, said LTG Joseph Yakovac, military deputy to the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology.
Citing the 3d Infantry Division, going to Iraq later this year, Yakovac said, "We're bringing the satellite down to the brigade level. We're giving them a bigger pipe."
Saving Lives Through a Different Type of Donation
On 11 August 2004, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) started a new plasma collection program, one designed to develop a clinical-grade hyperimmune globulin to treat patients exposed to anthrax.
The CDC hopes to collect plasma and use it to create the treatment. However, CDC cannot use the plasma of everyday donors: the donors must be Soldiers who have received the anthrax vaccine. No Soldier will be ordered to participate.
Only servicemembers who received anthrax vaccination No. 4 or higher are eligible to participate. The window during which Soldiers can donate their plasma is between 10 and 21 days after their vaccination, when antibody levels are at their highest.
The CDC wants to make enough anthrax hyper-immune globulin to protect between 5,000 and 10,000 people. Once created, the globulin will go into the CDC's national stockpile, a collection of emergency supplies for mass-casualty events.
The donation process is not much different from donating blood, except that when plasma is donated, only the plasma is kept—the blood cells are returned to the donor's bloodstream. The process takes approximately 30 minutes. (From www.dtic.mil)
NCO Paper Selected for Presentation at AUSA's Annual Meeting
The Institute of Land Warfare receives submissions for publication on a regular basis, and we are very thorough and particular in our selection. SGT Russell P. Galeti, Jr.'s paper, "Terrorism and Asymmetric Warfare" was well-written, well-researched and informative. His paper briefs the reader on the United States' global posture versus its hidden enemies' ever-changing tactics and the importance of "boots on the ground." Now the paper is a part of our Landpower Essay series (LPE 04-3).
SGT Galeti's paper has also been selected for presentation at this year's AUSA Annual Meeting, a convention in Washington, D.C., that typically hosts an average of 27,000 people.
SGT Galeti enlisted in Company D, 1-107th Army Battalion (Cavalry) of the Ohio Army National Guard in August 1998. Since September 2003, he has been serving as an M-1A1 Abrams Gunner/Assistant Tank Commander and a Motorized Infantry Team Leader. Currently, he is assigned to the 3d Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division in Baghdad, Iraq.
To obtain a copy of SGT Galeti's paper, visit www.ausa.org/ilw or e-mail email@example.com.
Counterinsurgency Manual
The Army is creating a new field manual that offers guidance on combating insurgencies. If the manual is approved, the document could be used in service schools to teach the fundamentals of counterinsurgency operations like those currently under way in Iraq and Afghanistan. (From Inside the Army)
Targeting Prostitution
The Department of Defense is taking serious action against those who support prostitution, whether they are Soldiers, federal civilians or contractors. Those caught purchasing the services of a prostitute or working as a prostitute may be subject to court-martial, a one-year prison sentence and a dishonorable discharge. Those found pandering—"pimping"—could face a five-year jail sentence and a dishonorable discharge.
DoD has several reasons for cracking down on prostitution. Largely, it is just another front in the Global War on Terrorism. Prostitutes, for the most part, do not choose their profession. Many times they are forced into working for organizations to whom their debt can never be paid. Those who traffic prostitutes or sexual slaves also traffic drugs, money and illegal weaponry through the hands of the hidden enemies of the United States. Prostitution is also unhealthy and a threat to good morale and discipline.
DoD's antiprostitution campaign will include an education effort aimed at military leaders to express the Pentagon's "zero-tolerance" policy for any involvement with the sex exploitation industry.
The battle for freedom isn't fought solely with guns and bullets. It can also be fought with self-restraint and a little common sense. Do your part by acting against prostitution and the trafficking of modern slaves.
For more information on sexual slavery and the trafficking of humans, visit www.armytimes.com or www.nationalgeographic.com.
GI Bill Boost for Reservists
Guardmembers and Reservists whose active duty time is extended past the 12-month call-up may be eligible for active duty benefits of the Montgomery GI Bill.
Currently, members participating in the active duty GI Bill receive $800 or $985 per month for full-time training. Reservists receive only $282 per month.
Some reservists are now eligible for the greater active duty benefit when their tour of duty is extended to 24 months or more. (From www.dtic.mil)
Help for Your Children While You Are Away
An estimated 500,000 sons and daughters are left home while their reservist parents are deployed over-seas. This situation is more than typical for active duty Soldiers' families, but National Guard and Reserve families lack the tight-knit support group the active Army shares. During times of deployment, Guard and Reserve families can feel isolated, insecure and uncertain about where to turn for help.
A new Military Child Education Coalition booklet helps such families who are overwhelmed by their sudden military status. "How Communities Can Support the Children and Families of Those Serving in the National Guard and Reserves" is a 12-page booklet explaining the ins and outs of the deployment experience in an easy-to-understand approach.
The book, which was heavily demanded by military-family representatives, is full of ideas to help communities reach out to Reserve and Guard families during periods of deployment.
The booklet serves as a companion guide to the popular coalition publication "How to Prepare Our Children and Stay Involved in Their Education During Deployment," a favorite of First Lady Laura Bush.
For more information, visit the Military Child Education Coalition web site: www.militarychild.org. (From www.dtic.mil.)
Congratulations Are in Order!
The selection list containing the names of active component Soldiers recommended for promotion to sergeant major has been released. For the complete list, visit www.perscomonline.army.mil/select/Enlisted.htm. Congratulations to those senior NCOs! You are the backbone of the United States Army.
How Politically Active Can I Be?
As elections draw near, questions arise as to the legality of servicemembers displaying their political viewpoints. On 2 August 2004 the Department of Defense revised its Directive 1344.10: Political Activities by Members of the Armed Forces on Active Duty. It states that a servicemember on active duty may:
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So I show up at TJ's at 4:00 last Thursday—the last day of validity of the $50 Groupon that I had scored for $25 and had been taped to my fridge for several months—and the place was an absolute mob scene. Naturally. This is my penance for waiting until the 11th hour. Point taken. Luckily, I'm hardwired to not mind waiting. In this case (as in most) patience paid off, and I emerged an hour later with a mother lode of scallops, shrimp, and salmon. I just told co-owner Jon Alexis, who was working the counter like an ace, to package me up a $65 medley of whatever was left in the case.
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On that first night, I seared the scallops – magical.
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Tonight, I've got my sights set on that shrimp. (Shell-on. Jon said those would have more flavor.)
Turns out my so-so attitude toward home-cooked seafood was completely misplaced. It wasn't that I'd been traumatized by a mother who baked canned tuna fish and served it with ketchup. It wasn't because I didn't like seafood. It was because, for decades I'd never once bought GOOD seafood. I couldn't have messed up these scallops and salmon if I'd tried. I am not exaggerating when I say that each was buttery, silky, and flavorful in ways that I've had yet to have in a restaurant.
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Tampa Bay Lightning goaltender Ben Bishop suffered a dislocated elbow which forced him to miss all four games of his team's first round series against the Montreal Canadiens.
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The Lightning were swept by the Canadiens in four games, Bishop had hoped to return to action in either Game 5 or 6 had the series gone that long.
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T-Jack just came in and on his 2nd possession made plays that are bigger than any we have seen this year on offense. It's amazing how we just marched down the field.
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Getting SilverStripe up and running on your computer and on your web server.
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14 October 2010 at 9:35pm Last edited: 14 October 2010 9:36pm
Hi there,
I start this post because i can't find anything concerning ( specific ) WHS.
There are some posts about installing SS on Windows 2003, but i need to install SS on WHS and keep my original 'default website ' as it is, because this is used to remotely get to my server. WHS v1 is based on Windows Server 2003 and therefore runs IIS 6. Since the most articles are several years old ( as is WHS ) , i was wondering if anybody had figured it out yet.
- I tried the WEB PI ...it installed fine. But only after the install i find out that it only supports IIS 7. ( no way of checking what version the client is using , before installing? )
- I installed the WHS Addins for PHP 5.2 and MySQL from " http://www.wegotserved.com/category/add-ins/whs-v1/miscellaneous/ "
- I want to use the information on " http://cubiksoundz.blogspot.com/2008/12/tech-note-installing-silverstripe-cms.html " but i'm still concerned that i corrupt my default website in a way that i cannot use it for RDP anymore.
So... Is there somebody with WHS that has SS installed and is willing to write some kind of tutorial / step by step guide ( i could use some help with IIS also ). Oh, btw; i am familiair with SS itself, use it with WAMP right now.
Thanks in advance...Stef
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Re: Windows Home Server v1 and Silverstripe
14 October 2010 at 11:04pm
Where in the WebPI install does it say it only supports IIS 7? I was fairly sure this would still work with Windows XP even...
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14 October 2010 at 11:18pm
Hallo Sean tx for the reply ,
Well to be honest....it doesn't say it anywhere. But after reading several posts ( including the reply by WillR "http://www.silverstripe.org/installing-silverstripe/show/279573 " ) i came to that conclusion. Anyway it doesn't work on WHS...Everything installs fine except SS !! AFAIK it has something to do with the rewrite issue in IIS 6 ...but then again that's way over my head.
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15 October 2010 at 11:17pm
Okay, i - kinda - solved it
I did a fresh install of the server because i used the web PI AND the PHP / MySql add ins and could'nt clean everything to start over.
I didn't use the WEB PI but did it manualy. If somebody wants to know how i'll post a step by step guide here.
I have it working now without the friendly URL's but that's the way it is for now. We'll be waiting for WHS 'vail' since that is based on Server2008 so that implies the use of IIS 7.
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You can use a third-party rewriting plugin called IIRF. More information here: http://www.silverstripe.org/installing-silverstripe/show/276139
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Morgan Stanley Thinks Solid Earnings Support Confidence in Pioneer Natural Resources
In a report published Tuesday, Morgan Stanley analyst Evan Calio reiterated an Equal-Weight rating and $220.00 price target on Pioneer Natural Resources (NYSE: PXD).
In the report, Morgan Stanley noted, "PXD 4Q13 earnings were in-line. While 1Q14 guidance was ~5% below Street, full year 2014 and long-term guidance was in-line. Total resource is up 2Bnboes, Wolfcamp B EURs are higher and proved reserves lower, for likely net NAV increase."
Pioneer Natural Resources closed on Monday at $186.93.
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--D.R. Horton posts its strongest first quarter in six years
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D.R. Horton Inc. (DHI) posted its strongest first-quarter results in six years, with profit more than doubling as the nation's largest home builder saw double-digit percentage sales and order increases, pushing the stock up 10%.
The results came amid a broader recovery for the U.S. home-building sector, which finally has struck bottom and is recovering from the worst downturn in generations. Buyers feel confident enough to take advantage of depressed home prices and record-low mortgage rates, a combination that has made owning a home cheaper than renting in many markets. An estimated 367,000 new homes were sold in 2012, up 20% from 2011, according to the Commerce Department. Late Monday, builder Beazer Homes USA Inc. (BZH) said its first-quarter orders jumped 29% from the prior year, while closings increased nearly 20%.
The market for existing homes, which makes up the bulk of the nation's residential market, also is healing. On Monday, the National Association of Realtors trade group reported that pending home sales, which reflect contracts to purchase homes, climbed 6.9% in December from the same month in 2011 and have risen for 20 consecutive months compared with a year earlier.
To be sure, housing continues to face competition from the booming rental market, while tight mortgage-lending standards are keeping plenty of would-be buyers out of the for-sale market. Builders face increased prices for supplies, while competition for land is driving up prices.
Horton, based in Ft. Worth, Texas, long has been a favorite with industry analysts because its management team avoids risk and it constructs low-price homes accessible to many buyers. It also runs a credit-repair program that broadens its buying pool to consumers with weaker credit, and it builds in many markets that some competitors overlook, such as Boise, Idaho, and Las Cruces, N.M. The company also is rolling out a higher-end business line in major markets across the nation, a move that comes as low mortgage rates allow many buyers to spend more on homes, while still keeping payments affordable.
For the quarter ended Dec. 31, Horton reported a profit of $66.3 million, or 20 cents a share, up from a year-earlier profit of $27.7 million, or nine cents a share. Home-building revenue jumped 39% to $1.23 billion, helped by geographic mix and larger average home size, the company said. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters most recently had forecast earnings of 14 cents a share on revenue of $1.1 billion.
The builder, the nation's largest by annual closings, reported that closings increased 26% from a year earlier, while orders rose 39%. Sales and orders increased in the West, where homes are typically more expensive, and in the Southeast.
The average sales price climbed 15% to $249,900 when compared to the prior year. The cancellation rate was 22%, down from 26% a year ago.
The backlog of homes under contract rose 62% to 7,317 homes, and the value jumped 80% to $1.8 billion, indicating the company should see strong sales in the next few months.
Horton saw its cash and cash equivalents fall to $546 million from about $1 billion in the prior quarter. While such spending could indicate weakness, the company painted the spending as a positive. "We significantly increased our investments in homes under construction, finished lots, land and land development to capture this increasing demand," Chairman Donald Horton said in a press release. "We are looking forward to the spring selling season with optimism."
During a conference call with investors, executives said they expect the pace of land and lot purchases to moderate, while development spending will increase over the next few quarters.
Wells Fargo analyst Adam Rudiger said he wasn't worried about recent spending. "We interpret the aggressive capital deployment as a sign of management's confidence in the recovery," he wrote in a client note. Horton's "willingness and ability to so significantly build inventory heading into the all-important spring selling season positions the company well."
Shares of D.R. Horton were up a sector-leading 10.1% to $23.47 in recent trading Tuesday.
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"We are pleased with the progress the hand reared calf has made during his first six weeks of life," said Jennifer Langan, DVM, Dipl. ACZM, associate veterinarian for the Society.
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Testimony: Jake England confessed he, Alvin Watts were Good Friday shooters, court will reconvene
TULSA - The preliminary hearing for two men accused in a North Tulsa shooting spree ended Wednesday with a decision to reconvene.
The hearing included a pair of incriminating testimonies Wednesday against suspects Jake England and Alvin Watts, but it was the defense's accusation that Tulsa Police incorrectly read England his Miranda Rights that caused a Tulsa County judge to push back the hearing to Aug. 14.
"I think it's apparent from what the officer testified to that during the time that he's talking to Mr. England, he promises that it's going to be maintained as confidential and nobody's going to find out about it," said defense attorney Clark Brewster.
"The end issue is, 'Is their sufficient evidence to bind over Mr. England and Mr. Watts for the counts of murder "And shooting with the intent to kill?'" said assistant district attorney Doug Drummond. "Ultimately that's the big issue that will happen at the preliminary hearing."
England and Watts are charged with three counts of first-degree murder, two counts of shooting with intent to kill and five counts of malicious harassment, the equivalent of hate crime charges under Oklahoma law.
North Tulsa's Good Friday shooting spree left three people dead and two injured. Investigators believe the victims were all targeted because they were black.
Both England's uncle and Cindy Wilde, the mother of his deceased fiancee, testified the 19-year-old suspect admitted to the shootings, and told them they were motivated by his father's murder.
Wilde said she spoke with England several times the day after the shootings, and testified she asked England if he committed the crimes.
"Yes, I might have," Wilde said of his response.
Wilde said she went to police because she "couldn't live with knowing what he did on my conscience." She said England told her he shot the first victim, then went to a casino before shooting the other four.
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|Student winners of the poster competition receive their awards. From left to right: Agnes M. Rimando, chair of the poster awards committee; Pranapda Aumsuwan, 3rd place; Praneeth Reddy, 3rd place; Monica Gole, 2nd place; Krishna Nagalla, 1st place; and James Cizdziel, president of the Ole Miss Section of ACS
February 18, 2013
Three graduate students in the Department of Pharmacology were awarded top prizes in a recent student poster competition sponsored by the Ole Miss section of the American Chemical Society (ACS).
Pharmacology students Krishna Nagalla and Monica S. Gole won first and second prizes, respectively. Pranapda Aumsuwan, also a pharmacology student, tied with Praneeth Reddy, a chemistry graduate student, for third place.
"This poster session was a great opportunity to showcase our work and have it critiqued by others," Nagalla said. "It also helped us learn new methods or techniques that can be used in our research. I was very happy to hear that my work was among the winning posters."
The competition was in conjunction with the School of Pharmacy's annual research poster session in November. The competition awarded certificates and cash prizes: $100 for first place, $75 for second place and $50 for third.
A total of 47 student posters were entered in the competition and judged by 18 faculty members and research scientists from the departments of chemistry and biochemistry, medicinal chemistry and pharmaceutics, plus the National Center for Natural Products Research and the USDA-ARS Natural Products Utilization Research Unit.
Nagalla's poster outlined his study of the mechanism behind high blood pressure-induced cardiac remodeling, which occurs when the walls of the heart thicken and reduce the organ's efficiency and even lead to failure.
Aumsuwan's research focused on a possible treatment for breast cancer.
"Our goal is to evaluate wild yam (Dioscorea villosa), used in a traditional Chinese medicine, as a gene-specific demethylating agent in breast cancer prevention and treatment," said Aumsuwan, who was quick to encourage her fellow students to participate in poster competitions.
"I think it is important because they will definitely learn a lot of new and exciting things," she said. "They will also have interaction with colleagues from various departments of the school, and this kind of competition will boost their confidence, which is necessary for entering into the research arena."
Gole's study focused on changes in the expression pattern of cannabinoid receptors in response to cardiac remodeling in rats.
"We studied the temporal changes in expression pattern of myocardial CB1 and CB2 cannabinoid receptors in a pathological state of hypertension, which causes changes in the structure and function of the heart," Gole said.
Gole was impressed that three out of the competition's four winners students from the Department of Pharmacology.
"It reflects on the excellent efforts by the faculty and students of our department in carrying out good scientific work," she said. "The support and guidance given by the faculty helps us to perform well in competitions such as these."
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I've grown to appreciate this site's kindness and would appreciate your prayer for my wife. She's had chronic Lyme disease for over 15 years now. She's had several rounds of treatment of various types over the years but due to the undiagnosed nature of her illness for many of those years, it has a foothold on her system. (here in the south, chronic lyme disease is not as readily "believed" by many doctors) At any rate, we have chosen to proceed with IV antibiotic treatment. This will take up to 8 or 9 months and be a pretty difficult task for her. Tomorrow she has surgery to implant a port for the IV medication. She'll then be administering IV antibiotics to herself.
Pray for her procedure tomorrow, the difficulties involved with the medicine and the disease, and the dramatic expense involved with the medication. The insurance company covers very little to none of this procedure.
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Joel God bless her. Bev and I pray for her successful and full recovery.
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Good luck to your wife, Joel. I can tell you it is easier to treat the family dog up here than it is a person- and we are 30-40 miles from the town it is named after.
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Joel, prayers are being lifted up here in Michigan. Keep us posted on your wifes progress.
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Joel, see these two websites.
Your wife should be eligible to participate in these two studies at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, MD. There is no cost except transportation.
I was at NIH all last week participating in a study on carcinoid tumors, and I can tell you it was first class and one of the best things I have done in my life. They found a non-cancer disease that I did not know I had, and for my brother who was also there they found a cancer on his kidney that he did not know about. It potentially could have saved both our lives.
God works in strange ways sometimes, and perhaps this is an answer to your request for prayers.
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Joel my prayers in Ireland are with your wife may she get well quickly.
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Football fans near end of charity club tour
Two men from the Anglia region are nearing the end of an ambitious challenge to visit all 92 English league clubs in as many hours.
Darren Young from Langley in Norfolk and Simon Cox from Wellingborough in Northamptonshire set off on the 2,600 mile challenge to raise funds for the Forces charity Help for Heroes.
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I avoided watching Star Trek because I hate anything science fiction that is less sciency/technological and more focussed on the fiction part. I include aliens and space crap in this fiction part. Of course, I made an exception for Pacific Rim, but that's because that movie is epic and I will punch in the face anyone who begs to differ. Also because the focus is clearly on the technology of the Jaegers and not the kaiju.
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Scottish Government announces ban on tobacco display and vending machines
Tobacco displays and vending machine sales will be banned in Scotland from 29th April, the Scottish Government has announced.
The laws will initially prevent large shops from openly displaying tobacco and will prohibit tobacco sales from self-service vending machines.
The announcement follows the defeat of a legal challenge by one of the world's biggest tobacco firms last December.
The same ban, which is set out in the Tobacco and Primary Medical Services (Scotland) Act 2010, will come into force for smaller retailers on 6th April 2015.
– Michael Matheson, Minister for Public Health
"We know that reducing the number of people that smoke will have wide benefits for Scotland's health and evidence shows that these bans will help prevent young people from taking up smoking.
"I am delighted that we are now in a position to implement these bans, which is a key step in maintaining Scotland's position as a world leader on tobacco control.
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Exhibition Announcement: Uncommon Visions Exhibition
May 13th, 2011 by paulsobczak
I have been working on a commission for the Uncommon Visions Exhibition. The opening reception is on May 15th from 2-4pm. I designed and implemented a midi controller embedded inside a tree trunk. Feel free to stop by and check it out, the exhibition is open until June 23rd.
The system makes use of 4 buttons
Two ultra-sonic distance sensors
one PIR sensor
1 Arduino
The sensors talk to the arduino with then converts the data to midi, which in turn controls an Ableton Live set. I worked with Craig Harris and Candy Kuehn and Craig's friend Steve to put it all together.
Uncommon Visions Exhibition
May 15 – June 23, 2011
Opening reception on May 15, 2-4PM
Tychman Shapiro Gallery
Sabes JCC
4330 Cedar Lake Road
Minneapolis, MN 55416
Participating artists: Beth Barron, Sonya Berlovitz, Sandra Brick, Leah Golberstein, Mimi Holmes, Gail Katz-James, Candy Kuehn & Craig Harris, Avigail Manneberg, Dina O'Sullivan, Carol Premack, Sandra Self, Sandy Swirnoff, and Deborah Wolk.
Craig Harris and Candy Kuehn introduce Tzedakah Box II, a new interactive sculpture. We hope that you'll have an opportunity to visit the exhibition (May 15 – June 23, 2011). Please join us for the opening reception if you can on May 15, 2-4pm.
Tzedakah Box II
In many cultures there is a tradition of charity. However expressed, a spiritual aspect of charity is often central to the society's concept of love, justice and ethical behavior, linking the individual and the individual act of giving directly to the social fabric. In Tzedakah Box II individuals offer the gift of experience, wisdom and personal stories — their innermost thoughts, most poignant moments and deep insights. True to the essence of Tzedakah, the offering is more than an act of charity; it is their responsibility as a member of society. This is a celebration of the interaction that integrates the individual into his or her community in a way that respects the value of what everyone has to offer, and provides an opportunity to listen and learn. Tzedakah Box II honors this creative tradition with seeded and gathered individual stories that combine and recombine into an immersive environment that transforms with the viewer's interaction.
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At this point, does anyone really think this is not going to end with us DTV subs missing playoff games?
At least I have the most accessible owner in pro sports to help state my case, but I was a little disappointed with what I got in reply.
I want to re-iterate that although some of those answers sound flip, he was just being direct and he was not necessarily blowing me off. However, this troubles me:
I will call them again - so far it hasn't worked.
How about all 30 of you and good old Gary B call them?
Why is it my issue?
Um, you know...that whole growing the game thing? Trying to establish a national presence?
Comcast SportsNet - that is really my product.
An isolationist, regionalized approach? Really? Certainly life is good for CSN and Ted right now, but wouldn't life be better if more people could watch his Caps on Versus?
What are you fellow DTV folks going to do come April? I can't believe that this absurdity continues. Versus doesn't want to be on a limited tier so - they get nothing and like it? And the NHL, largely roasted for this TV deal to begin with, sits back while this goes on for an entire NHL season? Fans getting corn-holed again? Why not.


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Buying Bernanke's Breakouts
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Omega Advisors was founded by Leon Cooperman- who had formerly headed Goldman Sachs Asset Management in 1991. It has since grown into a fund with $3.4 billion in assets under management, and Cooperman is himself a billionaire. The fund's recent 13F filing disclosed a number of its long equity positions, and many of Omega's largest holdings were from the energy sector- either because they pay good dividend more »
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Billionaire Leon Cooperman's Omega Advisors has filed its 13F with the SEC for the second quarter of 2012. 13F filings disclose many of the large long positions that hedge funds and other large investors hold as of the end of the quarter, allowing us to see many of their stock positions and draw conclusions about what these successful investors might be thinking. Omega didn't reduce any of its more »
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I call them this because the company's stock usually hinges on a more »
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Okay okay, we all knew the Pac 10 was going to be "down" this year. It seems like every day I'm hearing or reading about another non-conference loss. I wanted to examine just how bad it was. If you would like to know, read on. It isn't pretty.
I've sorted the key games thus far into Bad Losses, Bubblicious Losses, Bubblicious Wins, and Good Wins (hint, there aren't any). I was actually pretty generous about considering some teams on the potential bubble this early in the season, so some of these wins & losses will end up looking even worse than they do now. Of course, some may prove to be better, only time will tell.
Bad losses:
Sacramento St. 65, Oregon St. 63 (@OSU)
Loyola Marymount 67, Southern Cal 59 (@USC)
Montana 68, Oregon 55 (@Oregon)
Oral Roberts 83, Stanford 81 (@Stanford)
Cal State Fullerton 68, UCLA 65 (@UCLA)
Texas A&,M-Corpus Christi 67, Oregon St. 43 (@Lubbock)
Bubblicious losses:
Wisconsin 65, Arizona 61 (@Maui)
Portland 88, Oregon 81 (@Portland)
(24) Syracuse 95, (12) California 73 (@MSG)
(18) Ohio State 76, (23) California 70 (@MSG)
Texas Tech 64, Oregon St. 60 (@Lubbock)
San Diego 77, Stanford 64 (@San Diego)
Bubblicious wins:
Stanford 57, Virginia 52 (@Cancun)
Arizona 91, Colorado 87 (@Maui)
Arizona St. 52, TCU 49 (@ASU)
(14) Washington 74, Wright State (@UW)
Good wins:
I'm not seeing any.
GAH!!! Half our conference already has a bad loss at home! Nobody, I repeat, nobody has a good road win, not even a road win that will likely matter on the bubble. Nobody has a great win period. At this point, it's looking like our best conference win is UW beating a solid Wright State team in Seattle. However, we will have plenty of chances to rectify this during the next month before conference play begins. We really need the conference to step up it's game!
Here are some key matchups in the next month:
@ Texas Tech Dec. 3rd.
(19) Georgetown Dec. 12th.
Portland Dec. 19th.
Texas A&M Dec. 22nd.
(23) Cal
@ New Mexico Dec. 2nd. (no, seriously. I live here. UNM is actually pretty good)
@ (1) Kansas Dec 22nd.
@ (7) Duke tonight!
Baylor Dec. 3rd.
@ BYU Dec. 8th.
Portland Nov. 26th.
(1) Kansas Dec. 6th.
Miss. State Dec. 12th.
@ Notre Dame Dec 19th.
(24) Vanderbilt tonight!
UNLV Dec. 2nd.
@ Oklahoma Dec. 6th.
NC State Dec. 23rd.
BYU Dec. 28th.
vs. Oklahoma or San Diego or Houston Nov. 28th (we better get to the championship game at the Great Alaskan Shootout)
@ Gonzaga Dec. 2nd
@ Kansas St. Dec. 5th.
LSU Dec. 22nd.
@ Missouri Dec. 5th.
St. Mary's Dec. 12th.
Oregon State
Colorado Dec. 4th.
@ Nebraska Dec. 12th.
Nebraska Nov. 29th.
@ (3) Texas Dec. 3rd.
@ (25) Georgia Tech Dec. 5th.
(11) Tennessee Dec. 19th.
(5) Kentucky tonight!
Oklahoma St. Dec. 16th.
@ Northwestern Dec. 19th.
@ Texas Tech Dec. 22nd.
UW, Cal, ASU, and USC have the best chances to make some strong statements about the Pac 10 this year. Arizona, WSU and Stanford all have opportunities to beat multiple potential tournament teams. We need to start winning a lot of these games or the Pac 10 may not send more than 3 teams to the NCAA tournament come March.


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The Town Council on Wednesday evening got to the down-and-dirty, but apparently the general public had better things to do than discuss town finances.
It was supposed to be a done deal.
There was a time, back in the boom years, when the Mammoth Lakes town offices were crowded with staffers sizing up every new wrinkle in town.
The Tioga Pass Gate on S.R. 120 was closed to vehicles last weekend, but not to cyclists, and members of Mammoth's Eastside Velo Club took full advantage. Sadly, that beautiful ride is about to come to an end. Cars, RVs, pickups and the other motorists start heading into the park on Monday. …
The massive November treefall in Reds Meadow might not be the total disaster some might think it is.
The best of Wednesday's 6 p.m. Town Council meeting is the last item on its agenda.
That's just one indicator of the interest the public may have in the town's ongoing fiscal situation, from its projected budget shortfalls to the impact of the $42 million Mammoth Lakes Land Acquisition judgment.
Mono County District Attorney George Booth announced he will retire at the end of June in a letter addressed to the five county supervisors dated April 19.
Booth has served the county as either a Mono County Deputy District Attorney, Assistant District Attorney or District Attorney, for 27 years.
These are not those years.
The Town of Mammoth Lakes on Thursday said that Assistant Town Manager Marianna Marysheva-Martinez will be working with the Town for an additional year.
Local undercover narcotics agents seized a half pound of methamphetamine from an Ontario man, after a high speed chase that started on residential streets in Mammoth and ended just outside of Bishop Saturday. During the chase, a Mono County Sheriff's vehicle was struck, as the perpetrator tried to avoid arrest.
Here are the details.
The annual Pond Skim at Canyon Lodge was back in form last Sunday, April 22 at Canyon Lodge, and it was about time.
The Eastern Sierra Land Trust is ready to put this winter season behind and spring forward into sunny weather events.
One look around the inventory in Mammoth's ski shops in these last few days of the ski season tells you all you need to know about this past year's sales.
Two short classes to help improve workplace marketing are now being offered through Cerro Coso's Office of Community Education.
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God has been angry with Wisconsin ever since GB traded Brett Favre.
A mysterious giant fireball as bright as the Sun lit up the sky in Wisconsin the day before a Federal Judge declared National Day Of Prayer "unconstitutional".http://www.todaystmj4.com/news/local/90905649.html.
Who cares what happens up there on the frozen Tundra.............Here on the Peninsula, the weather has stabilized, the fish are biting, and the beaches are full of bikini clad babes......................Up next........Hurricane season.


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Welcome to FEMAAppeals.org!
A free, online site that helps you to appeal a FEMA decision.
This is a project of Pro Bono Net, assisted by legal services organizations and law firms working pro bono in New York City. This interactive program does two things:
- Creates a FEMA Appeal letter that applicants can use to dispute a FEMA decision, and
- Creates a File Request letter that applicants can use to request their FEMA file.
You can use this site to appeal a denial by FEMA even if you are not able to consult a lawyer. After you respond to the questions in this interactive interview, the program will use your answers to create a letter to request your file and to appeal your FEMA denial.
Important: This program does not e-file or submit your letters to FEMA. You must mail or fax the letters to FEMA yourself. The address and fax number are listed in the instructions that will print with your documents, as well as in the FAQs.
Before you begin the interactive interview, we recommend that you read the Frequently Asked Questions for an overview of the appeals process and other very important information, including:
What is the deadline for filing an appeal?
Your appeal letter must be postmarked within 60 days of the date of FEMA's decision letter.
Is an appeal the only way for me to dispute FEMA's decision?
No. An initial decision letter from FEMA denying assistance is not the last word. If your circumstances have changed, if FEMA's decision does not make sense to you, or if additional information has become available that may entitle you to assistance, you can visit a FEMA disaster assistance center or call 1-800-621-3362 to ask for clarification.
I sent FEMA additional documents but have not heard back and the 60-day appeal period is almost over. Should I still file an appeal?
Yes, you should send in your appeal before the 60-day deadline and explain the circumstances in the letter.
Visit the FAQs for more essential information.
Pro Bono Net thanks the following organizations and law firms for their invaluable contributions to this project: the City Bar Justice Center; the Legal Aid Society; Legal Services - NYC; Legal Services NYC - Brooklyn Programs; Manhattan Legal Services; Volunteers of Legal Service; the Urban Justice Center; Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP


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Police respond to tactical situation in Cudahy
CUDAHY -- A large police presence has developed in Cudahy, near Whitnall Ave. and Nicholson Ave.
Police tell TODAY'S TMJ4's Michelle Fiore that a family member called police around 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, concerned about a loved one who may be suicidal.
Officials went to check his home but haven't been able to make contact with him. The male has not been idenitified.
Police said they have contacted neighbors, advising them to stay indoors.
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CHARMCO (WVVA) - Greenbrier West has been able to build up quite a football program in the last decade – becoming mainstays in the postseason, but having yet to grab a state title.
Heading into the 2013 season, the team says they won't accept anything less than that crown this year.
"We've gone 10-0, we've made it to the playoffs every year as a senior class. So we want to make that next jump, win that state championship," said senior Corey Cox.
With a wealth of experience returning the Cavaliers say they've learned from their mistakes in the postseason the last few years.
"Can't turn the ball over, that's really what stopped us. Ourselves," said Chase McClung. "Nobody's stopped us but ourselves. I think if we take care of the ball and do what we're taught, we shouldn't have any problems."
The squad returns most of their offense from last season, when they averaged more than 37 points per game behind dynamic quarterback Malik Boatwright.
"I feel like we're all going to work as a team," Boatwright said of the upcoming campaign. " They'll give me confidence, they'll pump me up. And I'll do the same for them."