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ISIS' advance halted at Samarra
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Sham's rapid advance southward to Baghdad after taking control of Mosul just three days ago appears to have been halted outside of the gates of Samarra, home to one of the holiest shrines in Shia Islam.
Iraqi security forces in Samarra blunted the ISIS' assault from the north late yesterday, stopping an armed convoy from entering the city. The military is said to have deployed aircraft while battling the ISIS vanguard.
The Iraqi military's stand in Samarra stands in contrast to its performance in Mosul, Tikrit, Bayji, and other cities and towns taken over by the ISIS. Iraqi forces often surrendered or melted away in these cities, leaving behind weapons, ammunition, and police and military vehicles. Thousands of prisoners have been freed during the ISIS onslaught.
The attack on Samarra is the second in a week. On June 5, the ISIS assaulted Samarra from the west, and took control of five neighborhoods before being ejected by the military and police. [See LWJ report, ISIS takes control of areas in central Iraqi city.]
Samarra is home to the al Askaria Mosque, one of the most holy shrines in Shia Islam. Al Qaeda in Iraq, the predecessor of the ISIS, bombed the Golden Dome of the al Askaria Mosque in February 2006, sparking massive sectarian fighting between Iraq's Shia and Sunnis.
The ISIS has threatened to destroy the mosque if Iraqi forces refuse to withdraw from the city.
The Shia-led Iraqi government will likely make a stand at Samarra, given the importance of the mosque. Additionally, there are reports that Shia militias are beginning to organize and deploy forces to protect religious sites.
According to The New York Times, "at least four brigades, each with 2,500 to 3,000 fighters, had been hastily assembled and equipped in recent weeks by the Shiite political parties to protect Baghdad and the political process in Iraq. They identified the outfits as the Kataibe Brigade, the Assaib Brigade, the Imam al-Sadr Brigade and the armed wing of the Badr Organization."
ISIS takes control of three towns; clashes reported in Taji
As Iraqi forces make their stand in Samarra, the ISIS was able to take control of the towns of Dhuluiyah, Saadiyah, and Jalula to the southwest. ISIS fighters are said to have overran an airbase in Dhuluiyah and captured hundreds of prisoners.
Further south, reports from Iraq indicate that the ISIS is conducting raids on towns along the road between Samarra and Baghdad. According to Rudaw, a Kurdish-language news outlet, ISIS fighters have battled Iraqi forces in the town of Taji, which is just north of Bagdad. The outcome of the fighting has not been disclosed.
The ISIS may be attempting to interdict the Iraqi military and the Shia militia's attempts to reinforce units holding out in Samarra and other cities and towns along the road north of Baghdad.
The ISIS is adept at laying IEDs to decimate military convoys as well as using ambushes with small arms, machine guns, and RPGs to interdict supply columns. The ISIS's control of eastern Anbar province allows it to use the area as a staging ground to launch attacks on Highway 1. Karma, a city in Anbar that is under ISIS control, is just 15 miles due west of Taji.
The recent ISIS advances in northern and central Iraq effectively put the terror group in control of nearly a third of the country. The ISIS already controls most of the large western province of Anbar, save the provincial capital of Ramadi and some small pockets.
READER COMMENTS: "ISIS' advance halted at Samarra"
Posted by Mueller at June 12, 2014 11:56 AM ET:
Izzat al-Douri has emerged out of the shadows. Without a doubt, Qatar is clandestinely backing ISIS with money and weapons. No insurgency could take hold otherwise. US intel must have known. NYT report points to possible Saddam era intel agents working with Sunni tribes as well as Islamists.
This is complex. Maliki has been fanning sectarian flames in order to hold power, and this is the result.Kind of like explaining to Shiites that the alternative to his corrupt/despotism are Sunni extremists. With such corrupt leadership, its not difficult to see how it trickles down to an unprofessional Iraqi army. Them retreating at the first sign of trouble is expected. What will can there be to fight for a corrupt regime in Baghdad?
Posted by Alex at June 12, 2014 12:12 PM ET:
Good news, but halting an advance is not enough. ISIS needs to be rolled back. As we learned prior to the 2007 surge, the problem with security in Baghdad and elsewhere is, for lack of better terms, "commuter terrorists."
Reports are now coming in that Kirkuk is completely under Peshmerga control. Curious what the Arab population has to say about this--although perhaps maybe not much if they think Kurdish control would provide a security bubble. Stranger things have happened.
Posted by Fred at June 12, 2014 12:19 PM ET:
Ten years of work, billions of dollars, thousands of lives. Being wiped out before our eyes. What were we thinking?
Posted by KW64 at June 12, 2014 12:42 PM ET:
With Shia Shrines at risk, one has to wonder if Iran may not decide to "help". The Iraqis do not like them but "any port on a storm" thinking may prevail. Iran could decide to fill the role the US abondoned in the Shia regions while letting the ISIS control the Sunni areas and the Kurds in Kurdistan.
Posted by Hrolf at June 12, 2014 1:26 PM ET:
Do the Kurds have any air assets? Helos? Jets?
Posted by TallDave at June 12, 2014 1:26 PM ET:
Have the Anbari tribes rejoined AQ? Maybe they consider ISIS to be more palatable (e.g. not forcing wives and crazy rules on them?)?
It's somewhat ironic that the failure to contain the situation in Syria has now spilled over into Iraq.
Mueller raises a great question though: who is funding/arming ISIS? Is it Qatar? Is it SA? Is it.. us?
Posted by Bill Baar at June 12, 2014 1:39 PM ET:
Did Iraqi units melt away in Mosel or change sides?
Posted by Alex at June 12, 2014 1:58 PM ET:
What's the over/under on if the US launches air strikes/drone strikes in support of the Iraqi Army? I give it 60% odds by the end of next week if nothing changes.
Posted by Alex at June 12, 2014 2:09 PM ET:
Viva la France?
(Reuters) - France said on Thursday world powers needed to act urgently to deal with the situation in Iraq as the advance by Islamist militants put the country's unity in doubt and posed a wider risk for the region.
Posted by m3fd2002 at June 12, 2014 2:34 PM ET:
The 2nd division had many kurds, it seems that they just crossed over the Tigris with their equipment and joined the Peshmerga. Other elements definitely deserted (an arab tradition), while others joined the ISIS. There are reports of ISIS flying captured helicopters. Sorry no link. That means that the pilots flipped. Lets see what happens in Samarra. There is the Shia Askari Shrine that was damaged in the uprising that got the Mehdi Army fired up.
Posted by Alex at June 12, 2014 3:17 PM ET:
Any confirmation on this story of Iran Quds Force operating in Tikrit? http://www.ibtimes.com/iran-deploys-quds-forces-support-iraqi-troops-helps-retake-most-tikrit-1599766
Posted by solomon at June 12, 2014 4:10 PM ET:
the shrines are in a sunni city and they have been protected by the sunnis for 1300 yeas reason is they are holly to the sunnis too. it is not about shrines or shia sunni it is about a pupprt government that was supported by the US and Iran to keep Iraq unstable. in few days hopefully sunnis and shia will agree to get rid of maliki and form a government that will fulfill the aspiration of all Iraqis.
Posted by KW64 at June 12, 2014 4:42 PM ET:
Well, while the US ponders what move it might make, Iran did not take much time to respond to the ISIS threat by sending in Kuds troops. Assuming Iran/Iraqi forces halt ISIS, Iran will have an even bigger position of influence in Iraq.
Posted by John at June 12, 2014 6:39 PM ET:
The ISIS is very self sufficient, consider how much money is kept in a city of 2 million. There are of course many private donors large and small from all over the gulf and even the west, but Ar-Raqqah alone brings in millions of dollars in tax to the organization.
Posted by donowen at June 12, 2014 6:45 PM ET:
Nothing wasted- not as many to deal with in the final end game. Let them (sunni/jihadi or whatever) consolidate-actually have something they do not want to give up. The Iraqi Shiite need to formally fight as a nation-they will when faced with oblivion. Three countries out of Iraq and Syria fine. Kurds finally get their country and control of oil. Sunni's get what they deserve-desert. Their supporters will get what they deserve-a non-productive group of low tech/ pickup truck fighters only capable of battalion strength actions that have no resources-no oil-no dates-no camels- no spare Toyoto parts and require constant money. Karma is hell.
Posted by Jack Brown at June 12, 2014 7:28 PM ET:
No Air Force.
There are plenty of factors that led to this apparently bizarre and unexpected collapse. Not least of which I am sure will turn out to have been a conspiracy among Sunni high ranking officers. Clearly severe problems on the civilian leadership side as well, given that al-Maliki allowed ISIS to hold territory in Al-Anbar for as long as he did.
But from a purely tactical point of view, there is the fact that Iraqi ground units don't seem to be able to call on any equipment at all for close air support. No functional attack helicopters (which are of course pretty vulnerable anyway), and no fighter aircraft at all.
If there is anything to blame the Americans for in this fiasco, it seems to me that it should be for not building up an air force with some useful ground attack units. That it seems to me is the big advantage that a state military has versus ISIS type forces.
Posted by Mark Langford at June 12, 2014 9:21 PM ET:
Quds Force commander Maj Gen Suleimani met with Al Maliki today....I think this is a done deal and Iran is stepping in to take our place to prop up Al Maliki just like they did with Assad.
I also think this will motivate the Sunni minority to further support ISIS.....Iraq is about to disintegrate.
Posted by Nick at June 12, 2014 11:03 PM ET:
ISIS is not doing this on their own. It appears to be a Sunni revolt in the ranks. ISIS appears to be over extending themselves. I suspect that Iranian Quds advisors and pipe hitters are arriving as we speak. Iran can also deploy drones as it has done in Syria. I'm waiting for the barrel bombs to start dropping.
Any collaboration between former Baathist and ISIS is doomed to be short lived. The two have competing agendas. I predict that ISIS get's cut up and chopped to pieces over the next few weeks.
I wonder about the water and the power situation in Baghdad and areas south. Can ISIS cut off water and power from their strongholds in the Northern Euphrates and Tigris river valleys? They could make life pretty miserable.
I agree with the assessment that this is a direct result of Maliki, and Iran, stoking the flames of sectarian divide.
I am a little taken by surprise the ability of ISIL to fight simultaneous wars in Syria and Iraq. Somebody is pumping a lot of support both monetarily and weapons.
Posted by Delta Mike at June 12, 2014 11:29 PM ET:
Without the ability to name the enemy properly, we have floundered our way to defeat. The enemy is ISLAMIC JIHAD! All this building Democracy nonsense, as well as the "war on terror" misses the mark.
This defeat in the Middle East only jeopardizes Israel, and brings Jihad closer to America proper. Does anyone really believe the thousands of young Muslim men from Europe and the US, cycling through these Jihad campaigns, will NOT resume practicing their murderous trade upon returning home? Think Nairobi, Mumbai, London 7/7/07 as a warm up.
You can bet WHEN the attacks start in CONUS, the administration's first action will be an executive order to confiscate all firearms to "reduce the level of violence". This in actuality will leave the American people more at the mercy of Jihad. Thus, we will be invited to go to the Islamic chopping block quietly.
Posted by David Smith at June 12, 2014 11:32 PM ET:
I think it's misleading to refer to everyone using armed force but ourselves as terrorists. ISIS looks like a different animal from al Qaeda. They want to establish a state, while the latter are essentially anarchists in practice. Further, we're seeing once more that, absent an overwhelming central authority able to suppress local ambitious leaders, it's nearly impossible to reconcile distinct ethnic or religious groups. Outside Israel, the strong central authorities in the region are authoritarian, and even the Israelis can't force their own religious zealots to live with Arabs. There is authoritarianism, or there is a redrawing of borders, or there is instability. Nothing else seems plausible. Certainly not an Iraqi Parliament that can't even make a quorum.
Posted by Mike E at June 13, 2014 12:03 AM ET:
US dithering is a disgrace. Our air power could be decisive. Large columns of ISIS SUVs could be easy prey and would provide a very target rich environment. We lack competent political leadership.
Posted by Vespasian Chancellor at June 13, 2014 12:28 AM ET:
Several reports have the Iraqi army in chaos in Mosul. No sensible orders, confusion in most units, troops began to walk to the rear and the walk became a flood.
Really the Iraqi army had/has plenty of armor, artillery and was capable of putting up a good fight, especially against guys in pick ups with nothing but rifles, machine guns and a few mortars.
The Iraqi army did not have unit cohesion, unity of command or the trust of the troops. A deadly combination.
al-Maliki's attempt at 'divide et impera' has resulted in him gaining the hatred of the Sunnis, the distrust and dislike of the Kurds and a long running internecine struggle among various Shia factions. A sure recipe for disaster if a strong foe attacked.
There are rumors from Iran of Quds force deployments to the Shia holy cities but I have seen no confirmation.
So far what passes as the US Government has sleepily watched the Iraqi army we created disintegrate without lifting a hand and is not responding to our best friends' in Iraq pleas for weapons and air support.
Half assed political gestures will do no good here. Its time for all out air support, putting SF back into place or watch the most virulent strain of Sunni terrorists establish a "caliphate" of terrorists in the very center of the Middle East.
Posted by James at June 13, 2014 1:09 AM ET:
This is just amazing.
If we would have left a minimal force in Iraq, and had we supported the Syrian resistance adequately early on in this thing, this sorry situation would have never developed.
Over and over again these clowns have said, "We're going to end the war in Iraq." Yeah right ! ! ! You betcha.
Posted by Eric at June 13, 2014 2:35 AM ET:
Countdown to Armageddon
Posted by AMac at June 13, 2014 7:54 AM ET:
Tactical and strategic analysis of the unfolding disaster by Jessica Lewis of the London-based Institute for the Study of War: The Battle for Baghdad: Scenarios.
From an American civilian perspective: The parallels between the unfolding disintegration of the unitary Iraqi state and the Fall of Saigon in 1975 are striking. Judging from conversations at home and at work, and from the news story lineup on mass media outlets: most Americans just don't care. It's as if the blood and treasure that has been spilled over the past decade is being quietly acknowledged to have been a waste. Depressing to contemplate... so, let's think about other things.
Posted by AMac at June 13, 2014 8:07 AM ET:
The implications of ISIS's capture, intact, of the major oil refinery in Bayji are striking.
Assuming that the government stabilizes the situation and survives -- not a given, IMO -- it will be faced with the question of what to do about the essential industrial infrastructure in the jihadi-controlled areas just north of Baghdad. The power plant(s) that supply Baghdad's electricity as well as the refinery.
Initiating military operations to recapture them will guarantee their destruction. Given ISIS's ruthlessness, perhaps the execution of trained staff and their families, as well. Baghdad deprived of oil a large fraction of oil revenues, and suddenly faced with long-term power shortages.
Meanwhile, ISIS has been dependent on the largesse of Gulf state and Saudi paymasters and wealthy Salafis. The revenue and influence that these industrial assets will bring could catapult ISIS much closer to the status of a functioning state.
This is the final nail in the coffin of the George W. Bush grand strategic vision of a functioning, unitary, friendly Iraq.
Disaster for the West. Boon for the jihadist movements, And the emerging weak, rump, dependent Shi'ia state is a triumph for Iran.
Posted by USMCvet at June 13, 2014 8:40 AM ET:
I agree with most of what has been said. Things look pretty bleak-as bad as they can get. It is also important to remember that when we were training the ISF we didn't expect their to be a civil war in Syria that would draw half the extremists in the Muslim world. So they need help.
I'm not saying we should definatley do this, but maybe this could be an opportunity in disguise, to kill as many of ISIS as we possibly can. I'm curious to know what you think of this Bill. This is completely different then when we invaded Iraq. Now the country wants us to help them and ISIS are the invaders. Their offensive isn't really even blending into the population. They are riding around in the open on technicals. Maybe this is an opportunity to conduct operations similar to the initial invasion of Afghanistan or what the French did in Mali. The people are on our side, the enemy is fighting conventionally, and there aren't even any mountains like in Afghanistan. What if we send in SOF, JSOC, 75th Rangers, and MASOC units to call in airstrikes using everything from helos to medium bombers? We might even use some light armored recon or stryker units which are perfect in this terrain, unlike in Afghanistan. They could call air supt, light up any ISIS vehicles they encounter and suptort some ISF units. 75th and MARSOC could go hunting for the important ISIS that did go to ground, or former Bathtist leaders. We wanted to go after these guys but couldn't in Syria but maybe we could turn this tragedy into an opportunity to really put the hurt on ISIS.
Posted by jean at June 13, 2014 8:44 AM ET:
Our response, the situation on the ground will remain murky or just dark. We will be limited in our response due to the inability to mark targets. That will require boots on the ground. In the age of NSA and SIGNET exploitation, it's hard to believe we did not see this coming. Where did the equipment come from: Libya, Syria, and Money?? From Qatar?? We need to learn some lessons from this fiasco or face a repeat in Afghanistan in 2015-2016.
Posted by grunz at June 13, 2014 8:50 AM ET:
what happens in Iraq is part of the issue Russia Syria Iran same as the Ukraine is, the ISIS is used to put pressure on the proiranian side that helps Assad and Russias interests, iraqi troops were reportedly ordered to hand over Mosul, this all an effort by the gulf states and the US, all the chechnia wars and all those chechnians that fight Assad part of the gulfstate and US policies, regular daily worldpolitics a constant situaton of cold and hot war
@m3fd2002 deserting is not a tradition among arab soldiers that is a very ignorant statement, we can discuss that here anytime..
Posted by M3fd2002 at June 13, 2014 10:30 AM ET:
I stand by my statement. 1948 israeli/arab war, 1967 six day war, 1973 yom kippur war, 1982 israeli/ lebabon war, 1991 gulf war; 2001 iraq invasion (iraqi government was toppled after 5 day ground assault), last lebanon/ israeli war- israel never committed massive ground forces so hizbollah survived, which is considered an example of a major Victory for the modern arab arnies of the last century.
Posted by Shirling at June 13, 2014 12:11 PM ET:
The problem is, that ISIS has some support among the population as well, they couldnt be so successfull otherwise.
And a massive air campaign like you suggested, even without direct boots on the ground, would make them even more popular (at least among the sunnis), especially if they spin it as "the imperialist americans are coming back to iraq".
You mentioned mali, but there the population had to first experience a year of living under Ansar Dine before they turned against them, and the Malians didnt had the same "troubled" past with the french like the iraqis and americans have.
The root case for the whole iraqi desaster lies with the sunni-shia tensions, the weak central government and national army, as well as the sectarian policies of Maliki. The crisis wont end unless that is addressed in some way, and while you can decisively weaken ISIS with air support, you would have to do it every two years or so on end. Bombs and drones do not solve these kind of problems.
Posted by chris at June 13, 2014 7:27 PM ET:
A lot of the line officers in the isil are old saddamn era soldiers . after Bush kicked them out of a job they went rogue. Its amazing what happened when we kicked over the ants nest of Iraq. Best thing to happen is Maliki getting removed . After that a greater Kurdistan and a greater Iran. Need to cut the jihadis off from cell phones and the internet. that is their communication and propaganda tool
Posted by Alex at June 13, 2014 8:45 PM ET:
Maybe some good news, for a change. A major Sunni cleric has sided with al-Sistani (Shi'ite) issuing a fatwa to support the Iraqi Security Forces.
Link: https://twitter.com/Faisalalfadhle/status/477427382194671616
Posted by Gregory Mcdonel at June 14, 2014 12:23 AM ET:
Go straight capital and hang maliki like the shias did saddam good luck my sunnie brothers,allah akbar
Posted by Joe at June 14, 2014 11:25 AM ET:
Article on ISIS funding:
Posted by Mueller at June 17, 2014 12:18 AM ET:
After reading some comments here, I would like to respond to general perception of what does and does not serve US interests. No offense to anyone in particular, but I find the over top hyperbolic calls for US military engagement to be absence of sound judgment. To pick a side in what is a sectarian war is stupid, and not in the interest of national security.
Strictly speaking, no US interest is served in picking one side of a Sunni-Shiite war. As awful as this may sound, Sunni-Shiite conflict actually benefits US interests because the extremists from both sects are in conflict and weaken each other. They are focused on each other.
Posted by Student at June 17, 2014 12:16 PM ET:
Hey guys !I read somewhere that one was asking about kurds haveing air support. And i can tell you guys no we dont have it. Im in South kurdistan right now and I am not afraid at all. Have any questions about Kurds YPG Or the KRG you are free to ask. Skype ( Thashiznitov )
Posted by Moose at June 19, 2014 1:05 AM ET:
No, it was protected by the Turks who aren't as crazy as the Saudis. Saudis have been attacking shrines for over 200 years.
Posted by Moose at June 19, 2014 3:13 AM ET:
I couldn't have said it better. It's funny how everyone seems to be afraid of these guys on pickup trucks. A real military is what you see in the Peshmerga. ISIS has to transition from an insurgency to holding territory which is a totally different ballgame.
Arabs traditionally only fight for their tribes. This is why Arab caliphates relied heavily on Mamelukes - slave soldiers from the periphery of the empire with no tribal loyalties. Tribal peoples often can't be trusted in battle.
I'm looking forward to an independent Kurdistan one day. If it was up to me, I would make it the focal point of my Middle East policy. Until then, keep up the good work!
Some of you have also asked about Iraq's industrial infrastructure: water, electricity, oil, etc. It might help to look to the Tabqa Dam in Syria which fell to al Nusra last year. Reports indicate that the Syrian government is paying al Nusra to keep it running. ISIS will most likely do the same thing in Iraq.
Posted by Ukash at June 19, 2014 10:16 AM ET:
The Iraqi army did not have unit cohesion, unity of command or the trust of the troops. A deadly combination.
al-Maliki's attempt at 'divide et impera' has resulted in him gaining the hatred of the Sunnis, the distrust and dislike of the Kurds and a long running internecine struggle among various Shia factions. A sure recipe for disaster if a strong foe attacked.
There are rumors from Iran of Quds force deployments to the Shia holy cities but I have seen no confirmation.
Posted by USMCvet at June 20, 2014 2:39 PM ET:
Well Mueller and Shirling,
Looks like the U.S. is going for a plan similar to what I outlined. Seems they think you can't conduct airstrikes w/out some troops on the ground in this situation. Only time will tell how effective it and the ISF are. To say this is a sectarian conflict alone is short-sighted. The ISIS are seeking to make it such and have failed to date. Most of the Iraqi Sunni are not compatible with ISIS' brand of extremist Islam.


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Regional coordinator and Chattanooga Christian bowling coach Gene Nelson felt the playing field was pretty level going into the Region 3 tournament Wednesday afternoon.
By the tournament's completion, Nelson understood why various other area coaches felt Walker Valley's boys and girls bowling teams were the favorites coming in.
Just a week after their respective District 5 tournament wins, both Mustang bowling squads walked away with the Region 3 championships.
"This has been the most spirited competition we've had in a while," Nelson declared.
Soddy-Daisy, Rhea County, Walker Valley and Signal Mountain all competed in the ladies' regional tournament, while Hixson, Signal Mountain, Walker Valley and McMinn County competed in the men's regional tournament.
The Walker Valley girls began their day against Signal Mountain, where they claimed 22 of the 27 match points and led by a total pinfall of 2,706-2,288.
Nicole Hartman bowled a series high of 204, Alexis Rutledge bowled a series high of 176 and Kara Davidson bowled a high of 171 against Signal Mountain.
The Lady Mustangs faced a familiar opponent in the region finals, as they took on the same fledgling Rhea County team that had claimed runner-up at the district tournament.
In the championship round, Walker Valley came away with 20 of the 27 match points, leading Rhea by a total pinfall of 2,870-2,558.
Rutledge led the Lady Mustangs in the finals with a series high of 212, with Hartman bowling a high of 201 and Davidson bowling a series high of 191 against Rhea County.
Four of the Walker Valley girls were named to the All-Region team, which was made up of eight bowlers total.
Rutledge came in first place with her average of 194, Nicole Hartman came in second with a 192 average, Kara Davidson placed third with an average of 176 and Delena Jones claimed the sixth place spot with her average of 161.
Davidson, Rutledge and Hartman also make up three of the five Walker Valley bowlers to qualify for individual state competition.
The Walker Valley boys took on Hixson in the first round of the regional tournament.
The Mustangs claimed 20 of the 27 match points, and led Hixson by a total pinfall of 3,535-3,071.
While Hixson won the first game of the round by a pinfall of 1,201-1,107, Walker Valley bounced back to claim the remaining two games by pinfalls of 1,223-1,022 and 1,205-848.
In their series against Hixson, Briton Helton bowled a high of 244 and Dylan Dawson had a series high of 225, while Tanner Kincaid, Caleb Zanoska and Nathan Kirby had series highs of 212, 211 and 210 respectively.
In the title round, Walker Valley once again faced McMinn County, which was the runner-up in the district tournament.
The competition proved fierce between the two teams, as only nine points separated the teams for the championship.
The Mustangs took 16 of the 27 match points, and won by a total pinfall of 3,421-3,412.
The first game went to Walker Valley with a pinfall of 1,203-1,144, while the second game was claimed by McMinn with a pinfall of 1,121-1,010.
In the deciding game, the Mustangs came out on top with a pinfall of 1,208-1,147.
Helton bowled a series high of 234, Kincaid and Kirby each bowled a series high of 224 and Zanoska bowled a high of 215 against McMinn.
While McMinn's Logan Teague came in first on the All-Region team with an average of 241, Helton finished in second with an average of 230.
Kirby claimed fourth place with an average of 217, Kincaid finished in fifth with an average of 213 and Zanoska rounded out the All-Region team in eighth with a 207 average.
"We fought against very tough teams throughout the whole competition," Walker Valley coach Dean Anderson said.
The Lady Mustangs will host Siegel at in sectional competition at Leisure Time in Cleveland on Saturday with an expected start time of noon (subject to change).
The Mustangs will host Smyrna in the sectionals at Leisure Time on Monday.
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Montgomery came on in relief and pitched three innings in which he gave up one run on two hits with two walks and two strikeouts.
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Hey all, I'm about to do my first "real" AG batch this week, having done 3 BIAB batches previously...not a fan of the BIAB. Anywhooo, I have a Rubbermaid 5 gallon MT and was wondering if it's sufficient to use the volume markings on the inside of the MT on top of the grain bed to calculate my sparge volume, ie: say the grain bed accounts for 1 gallon of volume and I need 3 gallons of sparge water, can I just pour the sparge water up to the 4 gallon mark? Is it that simple or am I over thinking things? Cheers! Nick
you would have to know the volume of the saturated grains. Just measure the water as you put it into the HLT to bring up to temp.
Well, I plan on doing batch sparging, so would I not drain the first runnings entirely before adding the sparge water? That way I imagine the grain bed would have settled and I'd see the volume of the saturated grain by using the volume markings inside the cooler.
OK, maybe what I'll do then instead is to have a stir stick with gallon markings on the side. I have two megapots, a 10 and 15 gallon, both with ball valves and brewmometers. for 5 gallon batches the 10 gallon will be the BK and the 15 gal will be the HLT. Once I get a 10 gallon cooler and I can do 10 gallon batches I'll switch their roles and the 15 gallon will be the BK and 10 gallon the HLT. I just mentioned that to say that I am married to the idea of using that set-up/configuration. I'll just go to Home Despot and buy a piece of 1x4 maple and cut it out in the shape of a mash paddle. 10 gallon pot markings on one side and 15 gallon markings on the other.
Or instead of measuring the sparge water going in, measure the wort coming out. I'm talking about the sparge water, not the mash water. The mash water you need to measure so that you hit your target mash temp. But for sparge water, really, what you are trying to do is hit your target preboil volume. So, sparge until you hit your preboil volume. For what its worth, I took this approach from Denny. You can read more about his easy peasy batch sparging approach at dennybrew


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Every day, when you turn on your TV or open the newspaper, you hear/read of another one of our troops having been killed. Too many innocent men and women have lost their lives due to a war that they should never have been involved in. Too many men, women and children are losing a husband, a wife, a sister, a brother, a daddy, a mummy, an aunt, an uncle or a close friend. PLEASE!!! don't let this go on any longer. PLEASE!!! help me stop this NOW!!!
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January 30, 2012
The European Commission recently finalized its much-anticipated data protection proposal, which it hopes will improve data security across Europe and increase cross-border commerce.
According to a CSO report, European cloud providers could significantly benefit from the ubiquitous legislation. The new data protection standards include language regarding the right of consumers to force third parties to delete their private data unless there are "legitimate" grounds for maintaining it. However, if data is hosted by an American provider, the information is still subject to U.S. laws like the Patriot Act.
Andy Burton, chairman of the Cloud Industry Forum, told the source that this loophole could cause enterprises and consumers to do more business with European cloud providers, who can guarantee their confidential information is safe and will be deleted in a satisfactory manner upon request.
"It's a very emotive issue, and I would argue that people are currently more concerned than informed. It also comes back to that sense that people want to work with organizations that they trust," Burton said, adding that cloud vendors who can provide customers with the ability to monitor exactly where their data is stored will be more successful in the European cloud market.
The report said the cloud computing industry has generally had positive reactions to the European Union's proposed data protection legislation. Only days after Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding unveiled the data security standards, the commission launched the European Cloud Partnership, a working group of cloud experts, users and providers assembled to devise universal industry standards and security rules for EU member states.
Cloud computing is quickly becoming a popular IT solution throughout the world, as many companies in nearly every industry are realizing the technology can reduce costs and increase efficiency. According to a recent study by the Invest in France Agency, the French cloud market expanded from €1.85 in 2010 to more than €2 billion last year.
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Florence came out all floppy. She wasn't crying. I said, 'Please don't let this happen to me'
TV presenter Jake Humphrey on the traumatic birth of his daughter
SUN columnist Jake Humphrey feared his new baby daughter might not make it after a terrifying and traumatic birth.
The telly presenter became a dad for the first time last month when wife Harriet had little Florence. But things were touch and go after the baby's umbilical cord became wrapped around her neck.


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noun \ˈtwēd\: a rough, woolen cloth that is woven with different colored threads
tweeds : tweed clothing (such as a suit)
Full Definition of TWEED
: a rough woolen fabric made usually in twill weaves and used especially for suits and coats
plural : tweed clothing; specifically : a tweed suit
Examples of TWEED
- a skirt made of tweed
- The elderly professor was always seen in his tweeds.
Origin of TWEED
probably short for Scots tweedling, twidling twilled cloth
First Known Use: 1841
biographical name \ˈtwēd\Definition of TWEED
William Marcy 1823–1878 Boss Tweed Am. polit.
geographical name \ˈtwēd\Definition of TWEED
river 97 miles (156 kilometers) SE Scotland & NE England flowing E into North Sea
noun (Concise Encyclopedia)Medium- to heavy-weight fabric, rough in surface texture, produced in a great variety of colour and weave effects (see weaving). Most tweeds are made entirely of wool, but an increasing number are blends of wool with cotton, rayon, or other synthetic fibres. Most are woven from dyed yarns, but some are dyed after being woven. Technical advances in dyeing raw stock, yarns, and fabrics, together with new techniques in finishing, have resulted in a wide variety of durable cloths.
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Tourists gathered outside the gates of Windsor Castle photograph each other smiling and posing for holiday photos. We parked outside the town, grabbed a bus up the road and walked around a bit. Unfortunately the castle itself was closed.
The town of Windsor is definitely worth a visit. It's a huge tourist attraction though so better to visit during the week when the place is thronged with visitors.
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Titles read: "Life Savers!"
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Various shots of a line of men of the US Coastguard trying out a new life belt on the deck of a ship. The thin belts are worn over their chests (they're wearing just trunks). With a little pressure on the belt, a large balloon inflates from the belt. A Naval officer walks along the line and squeezes the balloons - bizarre!
The men dive into the water from a small launch boat. They float about in their life belts, looking like bullfrogs!
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Apr 29, 2013 6:01 PM by Bill Halter, AP
NEW YORK (AP) - The NBA says its relocation committee has voted unanimously to recommend that owners deny the application for the Sacramento Kings to relocate to Seattle.
The committee, made up of 12 NBA owners, held a conference call on Monday and will forward its recommendation to the NBA Board of Governors. The Board of Governors will convene during the week of May 13 to vote on the matter.
The Maloof family has had an agreement since January to sell a 65 percent controlling interest in the Kings to a Seattle group led by hedge-fund manager Chris Hansen and Microsoft Chairman Steve Ballmer.
Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson has helped put together a competing counteroffer complete with a new arena plan and an ownership group headed by software tycoon Vivek Ranadive.
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Press Release Archive - 2005Maharishis Urgent Call to the World Press Examine the Layout of Improper Layout of a Building Is the Buildings with Proper Entrances to the East Builders invited to reconstruct the world to create His Holiness Maharishi Mahesh Yogi this week called on the world press to examine the layout of all government buildings in their countries. A proper entrance to the east will bring harmony and success to the government, Maharishi said, but an improper entrance to the south or west will be the unseen cause of a great deal of governmental problems, unrest, and failures. "People do not know that a greater part of the negative influences in life comes from the wrong layout of the buildings in which they live and work," Maharishi said. "This is because the direction of the entrance of the office building or residence produces an influence of happiness, harmony, and cordialityor conflict and problems for the people." For this reason, Maharishi also called on government leaders to abandon all improperly designed buildingsas if an earthquake had hit the buildings. "These buildings should be immediately rebuilt with a proper layout and orientation to the rising sun in the east, according to the principles of the Vedic knowledge of architecture in harmony with Natural LawSthapatya Veda or Vastu Vidya," Maharishi said. Maharishi cited the Indian government parliament buildings in New Delhi as a prime example of the negative influences produced by an improper layout. "I have been telling the Indian government for the past 2030 years that the basic cause of their constant fighting is the improper, topsy-turvy layout of the Parliament buildings, which are not built in accord with Natural Lawaccording to the time-tested principles of Sthapatya-Veda," Maharishi said. Maharishi delivered his message to the world press during his August 17 global news conference, which was broadcast live via satellite and Internet webcast from the Capital of the Global Country of World Peace in Meru, Holland. Maharishi will hold his next news conferences on August 24 and 25. Scientific research documents that the brain fires In response to a press question, Maharishi said that anyone who lives and works in such buildings can verify the effects of proper or improper layout from their own experiences. Maharishi also cited recent scientific research, which documents that brain neurones fire more coherently when an individual faces east than when he faces south or west. "How coherently a mans brain functions is the basis of how coherently he thinks and behaves," Maharishi said. Global Reconstruction Program to save the people To prevent the negative influences of improper layout, last month Maharishi launched his Global Reconstruction Program and invited builders in every country to begin building in every city Peace Colonies, composed of "fortune-creating" homes, and Peace Palaces, where Maharishis Transcendental Meditation and other Vedic-science-based programs will be taught to promote enlightenment for the individual and permanent peace for the world. "Now, with this knowledge, builders can stop building unlucky buildings that produce problems and difficulties for the people and instead quickly build fortune-creating homes, office buildings, schools, hospitals, and factories in harmony with Natural Law," Maharishi said. "In this way, builders can eliminate the unseen basis of so many problems." Maharishi emphasised that his recommendations are based not on manmade architectural principles but rather on eternal Natural Lawthe Constitution of the Universewhich administers the infinite diversity of the universe with perfect order. "What we are saying has absolute authoritythat means it is true for all times, in every place, and for everyone," Maharishi said. "Follow our advice and you will be better off" Maharishi concluded by saying that his Global Reconstruction Program is a key element in his program to create Heaven on Earthlife in fulfilment for everyone. "Follow our advice and step into the lightand you will be better off. Or dont follow our advice, remain in the darkness, and suffer as long as you want. But sometimetomorrow, the next day, or next yearyou will come to the light and enjoy," Maharishi said. 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And This Idea Is From Uranus: 'Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus' Actually Hitting the Big Screen
In Development By Kate Erbland on June 21, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWell, here's one for the half-off pile. Deadline Westwood reports that Lionsgate Summit is hellbent on giving us yet another narrative feature film based on a self-help book. Joining the ranks of the decidedly "just okay" features He's Just Not That Into You and What To Expect When You're Expecting will soon be Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus. If this film is not about two aliens falling in love, I'll be (more) disappointed (than I already am). We've known about the possibility of this project since 2010, but that lessens no blows. Based on John Gray's book of the same title, the adaptation of the non-fiction guide to relationships will be helmed by commercial director (of course) Bryan Buckley, making this project his feature debut. The script has been adapted by Deborah Kaplan and Harry Elfont, and there is no word on exactly what sort of shape, aim, or tone it will take. Also, no reason for this project to even exist has been cited. And it's been touted as a vehicle for Reese Witherspoon, who appears to have forgotten that she once won an Oscar.
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Poll: What's your MMO of choice? {WoW}
Oct 15th 2007 1:45PM My 2nd is not even listed.. so to those I would have to say none of the above.. otherwise.. Star Sonata.
How much do you love Warcraft? {WoW}
Oct 14th 2007 8:58PM Enough people get tribal tattoo's.. and this looks not really that different so where is the issue? Some people are taking a literal flying leap in their judgement of this person.
What's the most boring class? {WoW}
Oct 10th 2007 4:04PM Out of trying all classes.. Paladin for me is the funest because it covers my style of play.. I like melee combat and the ability to heal / cast spells.
I tend to even play like a tank on my other caster classes but of course they're squishy.
Priest are by far the most boring since I also tend to play solo.
Those are my reasons for voting the Priest as the most boring.
I was kind of surprised to see Paladin leading at number one.
Players want more mid-level content! {WoW}
Oct 6th 2007 2:34PM Mid-level content would be a plus. I could see some area's that would be easy to expand on.
Venture mining company is one... could easily add in area's 'underneath' what we level on now.. as in the mining caves.
How about that big whirlpool we see on the map? .. or is that perhaps for a big area in the future? .. I could see some form of lost area beneath the sea.. have your ship sucked down by whirlpool at random on way to Booty bay.
Of course wouldn't want the higher end content to suffer while working on the mid level either.. a balance should be found.
Maintenance extended for US realms {WoW}
Oct 2nd 2007 3:49PM All the downtime for something many of us would rather not have time wasted on to be put in game.. they better give us a day on our Account balances to play with, or they just ripped me off.
I still believe in Alterac Valley {WoW}
Sep 21st 2007 8:45AM @2 I fully agree..
I too lack at PvP skills .. mostly because I have always been a solo player and avoided the Instances with others to learn some of the better skills of my class because of Computer problems and the lag I experienced in area's such as this until I upgraded.
Now at 70 I am using AV as my tool to better learn my class.
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Worship Through Song
Dumbarton's choir lifts the spirit of the congregation's spirit through song with a repertoire of classical, contemporary, spiritual and folk music. We're rather informal: We have no auditions, and we don't wear choir robes.
DUMC Choir is open to all who are interested. Rehearsals will be rigorous but never joyless, and the only requirements are commitment of your time to rehearse, and your receptive focus during our sessions. On the Sundays that Choir performs in services, singers will be required to attend a review session in the sanctuary. Depending on commitments of singers to education programs, these sessions will be held at either 9 or 10:00, TBD.
Rehearsals will be held on Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 pm in the DUMC sanctuary.
About the Director
Thew Elliott, Dumbarton's minister of music ministry, returned to lead Dumbarton's music program in 2012 after a six-year absence. Thew attended Wheaton College Conservatory of Music in Illinois, Spring Arbor University in Jackson, Michigan, and Western Michigan University. From 2000-2012, Thew taught drama and music and coached cross-country and track/field at the Edmund Burke School in Washington. Thew has also been a service musician at Temple Micah and Temple Emanuel, and the experience has deepened the spirituality that has always been a hallmark of Thew's music.
Thew directs Dumbarton's choir, which performs once about every three weeks but more often during Advent and Lent. The chorus sings a wide variety of material, ranging from traditional religious pieces and gospel to world music and modern material. Among recent Advent songs, directed by previous director Rick Latterell, were "Heleluyan," "How Can I Keep from Singing?" "Elijah Rock," "Come Thou Long Expected Jesus" and "Magnificat."
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Sunday worship is held at 11 a.m. at the church from Sept. through May. Children's ed and adult ed convene at 10 a.m.
Refreshments following. Nursery provided.
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The corsetier Johann Gottfried Spiesshofer and the merchant Michael Braun found the corsetry firm Spiesshofer & Braun. With six sewing machines and six employees, they begin corsetry production in a barn in Heubach (southern Germany). Within a few years the firm expands to approximately 150 employees.
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Gemini Planet Imager (GPI): Cleared for Shipment to Gemini South!
In a milestone statement distributed moments ago by the GPI Pre-delivery Acceptance Review Committee, Chair Stephen Goodsell announced that GPI is now clear for shipment from the University of California Santa Cruz to Gemini South in Chile.The Committee's final report is slated for release on July 26th, but a statement sumarizing the results of the review is available now - GPI Review Committee: Final Day Statement 41 KB
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Day Two: Anti-Inflammatory Diet
by Lizz on Tuesday, September 17, 2013 9:05Got up and made the Kale Ginger Strawberry smoothie again. Still tastier than one would anticipate. Made a water concoction of lemon, cayenne pepper, and fresh ginger-just let it steep in the fridge and infuse. I strain it and drink the water cool or at room temperature. It is also surprisingly good. Ginger, of course, is good for digestive issues, and hot peppers are one of the best natural anti-inflammatories.
No miracle yet…
Went to acupuncture and that helped my joints some, but not completely. Had appointment with local surgeon who attempted to scope my disconnected pouch, but the stricture was so tight he couldn't get the scope into the pouch. Cue pouchoscopy and dilation on Thursday. My butthole will be so happy.
Working on locating a compounding pharmacy to mix up some Short Chain Fatty Acid enemas J-pouch Jesus prescribed. Would like to try something else besides antibiotics since all the pouchitis-preferred ones give me gnarly side-effects.
Still crawling out of my funk, but feeling more like myself today.
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