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Marilee Schumann has a Master of Fine Arts degree in Sculpture from the University of Maryland and taught ceramics at Washington College in Chestertown. Functional and decorative ceramic vessels with contemporary style and elegant glazes are a specialty although her work encompasses cast metal, mixed media constructions and even rustic furniture. She has won awards for her sculpture and created a piece for Kofi Anan in his role as President of the U.N. She is co-owner of the Tree of Life Gallery in Chestertown, MD.
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The portfolio comprises about 1,400 granted patents and pending patent applications from the United States and about 1,000 granted patents and pending patent applications from other countries, including China, England, Germany, Japan and South Korea.
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The last time the Dow Jones Industrial Average braved a record high—when it reached 14,165 on Oct. 9, 2007—it went on to lose more than half its value over the next 15 months. So investors can be forgiven for feeling apprehensive with the Dow once again closing in on a new peak.
Profit takers flag possible speed bumps like $3.80 gasoline, recent volatility, rising Treasury yields, and potentially pesky headlines from Washington to Rome. Which of these should we worry about?
With Americans already coping with higher payroll taxes, pricier gas can hurt spending. Yet recent corrections caused by gas shocks—measured from the first day gas tops $3.75 a gallon to the market low over the next six months—have shrunk from 39.5% in 2008 to 17.2% in 2011 to just 4% last summer, notes Bespoke Investment Group. Are we getting used to expensive gas?
Last week's short selloff following an uncertain Italian election reminded us that Europe still can rattle U.S. markets, but these days it might take more to set off a bigger correction. "We now have a lender of last resort" in the European Central Bank, and Greek government debt has been restructured, notes Credit Suisse's global strategist Andrew Garthwaite. "In the past, Euro-area crisis has tended to intensify in periods when global growth momentum has slowed, and that is not the case currently."
Sharp market swings unnerve investors, and the Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index jumped from 14 to 19 within hours last Monday. But the spike subsided just as quickly when underinvested money managers stepped in to buy the dip. And while the yield on 10-year Treasuries has ticked up from 1.5% last summer to nearly 2%, as economic cues improved, a troubling spike to 4% or 5% seemed unlikely with the Federal Reserve still buying buckets of bonds.
Spending cuts totaling $85 billion in 2013 could shave 1.5 percentage points off economic growth next quarter, "but the sequestration doesn't have to ding the market, let alone tank it," says Hans Olsen, head of investment strategy for the Americas at Barclays Wealth & Investment Management. Real government spending isn't as closely correlated with corporate earnings as most investors feared, and Olsen calls the sequestration "a sideshow."
The bigger fight looms over the temporary budget expiration on March 27 and debt-ceiling discussions that had been postponed to May. Failure to resolve the debt ceiling—if Washington hasn't learned its lesson from the 2011 fiasco—could trigger downgrades of the U.S. credit rating. In the short term, the threats remains what traders call "headline risk" and potential policy missteps from a divisive budget debate. That leaves a stock market that has run up 20% since June prone to some profit-taking.
PALO ALTO NETWORKS panw -0.7326873079650201% Palo Alto Networks Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD126 -0.93 -0.7326873079650201% /Date(1422396224408-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 638180 AFTER HOURS USD126.83 0.829999999999998 0.6587301587301587% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 432 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 10223703502.4402 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 384637 More quote details and news » makes security software that helps protect companies from cyberbreaches and data leakage, but that expertise hasn't shielded its own stock from debilitating volatility. Since the company went public last July, shares (ticker: PANW) have risen about 70% in less than two months only to swiftly surrender much of those gains. That bumpy ride could continue this month, when the expiration of certain lock-up periods makes even more shares available for selling.
Investors with the stomach for risk, however, will have a chance to get in on a company redefining its category. Computer hackers are at the front line of today's espionage, and even our government is tapping the private sector to help strengthen security standards for critical infrastructure from banks to utilities.
Founded in 2005, Palo Alto Networks claims to have reinvented the firewall. Whether you believe the hype, there's no denying it's signing up throngs eager for next-generation security. The company added more than 1,000 customers for a fifth-straight quarter. Repeat customers, on average, recently were spending 4.3 times what they plunked down for their initial purchases, according to industry checks by Lazard Capital Markets.
The enterprise-firewall market is, of course, more mature than other software segments. So, new customers snagged by upstarts typically come at the expense of big vendors like Cisco Systems csco -3.825527350732928% Cisco Systems Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD26.9 -1.07 -3.825527350732928% /Date(1422396001067-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 45274492 AFTER HOURS USD27.24 0.34 1.2639405204460967% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 836001 P/E Ratio 18.053691275167786 Market Cap 143027049789.559 Dividend Yield 2.825278810408922% Rev. per Employee 638854 More quote details and news » (CSCO), Juniper Networks JNPR -1.4446952595936795% Juniper Networks Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD21.83 -0.32 -1.4446952595936795% /Date(1422396055027-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4829018 AFTER HOURS USD22.95 1.13 5.130554283096656% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 216187 P/E Ratio 17.747967479674795 Market Cap 9581403190.39574 Dividend Yield 1.832340815391663% Rev. per Employee 506074 More quote details and news » (JNPR), and Check Point Software chkp -1.0496063976008996% Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. U.S.: Nasdaq USD79.19 -0.84 -1.0496063976008996% /Date(1422396000093-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1159758 AFTER HOURS USD79.98 0.790000000000006 0.9976007071599949% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 9169 P/E Ratio 22.56125356125356 Market Cap 15268922929.7913 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 489046 More quote details and news » (CHKP). Yet Palo Alto has just 3% of the firewall market, and Lazard analyst Joel Fishbein thinks it "has a significant amount of runway."
Analysts expect Palo Alto to earn 20 cents a share this year and 43 cents in 2014. That means shares trading near $59 already fetch a staggering 137 times projected 2014 profits. Shares will be volatile, and rising expenses and a patent lawsuit by Juniper bear watching, but Palo Alto has no debt and nearly $5 a share in cash. Fishbein's target is $72, which pegs the enterprise value at 11.7 times 2013 sales. That's in line with growing stocks grabbing market share, like Splunk splk -2.13253436728939% Splunk Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD55.53 -1.21 -2.13253436728939% /Date(1422396000217-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 853875 AFTER HOURS USD56.1 0.57 1.0264721772015126% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 7835 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 6880462851.241 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 403393 More quote details and news » (SPLK), Workday wday -2.597245711524523% Workday Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD80.63 -2.15 -2.597245711524523% /Date(1422396085769-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1019327 AFTER HOURS USD80.63 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 46208 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 15148739902.9236 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 270559 More quote details and news » (WDAY), ServiceNow now -0.14703720041170415% ServiceNow Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD67.91 -0.1 -0.14703720041170415% /Date(1422396058640-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 872352 AFTER HOURS USD67.91 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 7302 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 10085883524.353 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 333218 More quote details and news » (NOW), and NetSuite n -1.4511627906976745% NetSuite Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD105.94 -1.56 -1.4511627906976745% /Date(1422396220125-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 352822 AFTER HOURS USD105.5979 -0.342100000000002 -0.3229186331885973% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1153 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 8249442329.40674 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 210938 More quote details and news » (N).
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Winchester could be home to a new apartment complex. But construction of the 170-unit apartments near the future John Kerr Elementary School is something City Council says it needs to know more about.
Traffic congestion at the intersection of Route 11 and 51 has been an ongoing issue. Berkeley County established its infrastructure planning committee Wednesday night regarding the Inwood bypass plans to help ease some of the backup.
Both the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks are the top seeds from each conference - the perfect mix for the hottest ticket in town.
"Primarily, it started as a program sponsored by farmers. People that raise livestock had concerns about livestock kills of sheep, goats, calves."
For the first time in Frederick County Public Schools history, a teacher was honored with the prestigious Milken Educator Award.
The Center offers five programs, from laser therapy to hydrotherapy.
The trial is underway for a Martinsburg man who confessed to killing his wife by beating her with a hammer.
The Front Royal Police Department is searching for a suspect in a triple arson case that destroyed one woman's belongings.
It was back to business in Annapolis on Wednesday, as several freshman delegates stepped up with new ideas.
Check out this week's Kidscaster, Adriana Miller!
A woman who pleaded guilty to murdering a 20-month-old boy was sentenced on Friday to 50 years in prison.
The new initiative will incorporate solar energy at Washington County landfill sites, utilizing open space for solar power.
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is investigating an armed robbery that happened at an EZ Mart on Sunday evening.
Marshawn Lynch became the star of Tuesday's Super Bowl XLIX Media Day by saying barely anything at all.
The Amber Alert has been canceled. Maryland State Police say the baby is safe and the father is in police custody.
"Well over 250 people were here and an overwhelmingly majority of those people were in opposition. I think the message is clear."
Attorney and former Frederick County Commissioner, Paul Smith, can be called into court to answer questions related to the approval of the Monrovia Town Center.
Recently, the Chambersburg Hospital has been both awarded and penalized for its practices in recent years.
The measles outbreak hasn't hit Maryland yet, but Washington County health officials believe vaccination could be the key to preventing measles from infecting young children.
Local drivers might know Virginia has a strict ban on radar detectors, which are used to try to beat speeding tickets. But now, a state lawmaker has introduced a bill that would change that.
Wilson College is taking aim at continuing their growth, through a program called the Wilson Today Plan.
"Deflate-Gate" is dominating the conversation so far leading up to Super Bowl XLIX.
Six people were arrested in Berryville on Tuesday for distributing heroin.
Two people are behind bars for allegedly running a mobile meth lab in Winchester.
More football fans means more money for this area, and Arizona has welcomed the world with open arms.
"When you're sitting in a classroom, it's great. There's a lot of learning taking place, but most teens, myself personally, I learn best when I'm doing something with my hands. That's something that we can offer and that we're fortunate to offer here at the library."
"We were getting concerned and noticing a lot of storefronts being converted over to office types of uses and as that happens than there are fewer and few places we can market to the retail, and restaurants that are looking to come downtown," Kathleen Maher, Hagerstown Planning Commission.
Affordable housing apartments in Frederick are getting a makeover, a $24.6 million renovation.
The Frederick County woman charged in the killing of her grandmother last December has been indicted by a grand jury.
The woman who police said shot and killed a Hagerstown woman was denied bond by a Frederick County District Court Judge on Monday.
The recipients were awarded a total of $135,000, which comes from an ongoing grant program administered by the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency and State Fire Commissioner.
The Commission on Aging Senior Center is back on the first floor of the Western Maryland Hospital Center.
The stress of everyday life can be hard to manage, but Hagerstown has a new business that could help you relax and recharge.
The trial is underway for a Pennsylvania man accused of trying to kill his adopted mother in 2009.
Maryland State Police are investigating an armed bank robbery that happened Monday morning in Jefferson.
A Petersburg, W.Va. man is behind bars for the murder of a 19-year-old girl in September of 2013.
With more winter weather affecting the area, the community is taking precautions and stocking up at the grocery store, and Police officials are offering advice to keep local roads safe.
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The Garrett County Sheriff's Office Criminal Investigation Division, assisted by the Department of Social Services, investigated a child abuse/assault involving a female child on Saturday.
The Round Hill Community Fire and Rescue Company recognized its members for their dedication and commitment serving the community Saturday night. While it has an awards banquet every year, this year's held extra meaning.
$1 million and a job with Universal Pictures - those two things are on the line for a Middletown man who's headed to the Super Bowl to see if his Doritos commercial wins the grand prize.
Several volunteers showed up for the kickoff event for the Relay for Life of Washington County Sunday at the Morris-Frock American Legion in Hagerstown.
WHAG would like to wish Jackson and Kelly Divver of Falling Waters, West Virginia a happy first birthday!
A 30-year old woman in Fulton County was sexually assaulted Friday while sleeping in her bedroom.
The Frederick County Sheriff's Office is investigating an armed robbery that took place at Woodsboro Liquors on South Main Street Saturday night.
Frederick Police in Maryland are investigating a strong armed robbery that took place in the area of 18 West Church Street shortly after 9 p.m.
The Smithsburg Emergency Medical Services (SEMS) was dispatched around 5:41 Saturday evening for a reported ATV accident.
The Fire House Gallery in Berryville, Virginia held a reception commemorating its five year anniversary Saturday.
Exposure to a deadly compound used in the Vietnam war, known as Agent Orange, has accounted for several diseases in Vietnam Veterans and their children. Saturday, a local Vietnam Veterans of America chapter helped spread the word on how these veterans can get help.
Saturday marked the first National Readathon Day that encouraged Americans to sit down, pick up a book, and read for four hours.
The region will remain under the influence of high pressure until Thursday, when a clipper system brings in a cold front and clipper.
Lebanon Valley sweep Hood College on Wednesday night.
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Both the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks are the top seeds from each conference - the perfect mix for the hottest ticket in town.
Southern Garrett stunned Fort Hill on a full-court buzzer beater on Tuesday night.
The Chambersburg Trojans boys and girls basketball teams split with Carlisle on Tuesday night.
Marshawn Lynch became the star of Tuesday's Super Bowl XLIX Media Day by saying barely anything at all.
"Deflate-Gate" is dominating the conversation so far leading up to Super Bowl XLIX.
More football fans means more money for this area, and Arizona has welcomed the world with open arms.
In the only high school game in the four-state area, Williamsport wins over Boonsboro in girls basketball.
Mount St. Mary's Women drop one to Robert Morris, losing 68-44 at Knott Arena in Emmitsburg, MD.
Mount St. Mary's Head Men's Basketball Coach speaks about the Mountaineers upcoming matchup against St. Francis (Brooklyn.)
College basketball highlights around the four-state area.
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Friday Night Sports Connection 1/23/2015: Walkersville vs. Linganore, Boonsboro vs. Catoctin, Middletown vs. Oakdale, Urbana vs. Frederick
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HCC swept Montgomery college on Tuesday night.
High school basketball highlights from the four-state area
The Mount St. Mary's women speak about upcoming match-up against St. Francis
High school basketball highlights around the four-state area
Mount St. Mary's Head Men's Basketball Coach Jamion Christian discusses this Thursday showdown against Robert Morris.
Shippensburg wins over Waynesboro 61-41 in boys basketball.
WHAG's Bejoy Joseph looks at all the outstanding performances from 2014 on the high school football field in Pennsylvania.
Both the Shepherd and Shippensburg men's basketball teams fell at home on Saturday afternoon.
Friday Night Sports Connection 1/16/2015: South Hagerstown vs. North Hagerstown, St. Maria Goretti vs. St. James, Smithsburg vs. Boonsboro
WHAG's Bejoy Joseph takes a look back at the very best high school football performances in Virginia.
High School Basketball 1/15/2015: Allegany vs. Hampshire, Keyser vs. Allegany
WHAG's Bejoy Joseph takes a look back at the best performaces of the 2014 West Virginia high school football season.
WHAG's Dorian Craft looks back at the best performances of the 2014 football season in the Maryland 1A classification.
High School Basketball 1/13/2015: Clear Spring vs. Smithsburg, South Hagerstown vs. Catoctin, Brunswick vs. Williamsport, Hampshire vs. Hedgesville
WHAG'S Dorian Craft awards the very best performaces of 2014 in the Maryland 2A classification.
Girls high school basketball highlights from the four-state area.
WHAG's Dorian Craft takes a look back and recognizes the very best of Maryland 3A high school football.
1/10/15 High School Basketball Highlights around the area:
Mount St. Mary's with a double header sweep of St. Francis.
The Smithsburg student section honored late ESPN anchor, Stuart Scott, before their game Friday night.
The wrestling program at Southern Garrett High School has a long and storied tradition. WHAG's Bejoy Joseph takes a look at the Rams and their history of winning.
The Frederick Cadets swept Thomas Johnson in a boys/girls double header.
Mount St. Mary's snaps three game skid with win over Central Connecticut State.
WHAG January Student Athlete of the Month: Linganore's Grant Waxter and Martinsburg's Kierra Fyre.
High School Basketball 01/07/2015: Urbana vs. Oakdale, Tuscarora vs. Walkersville
The James Buchanan boys and girls basketball teams split their matchups with Big Spring on Tuesday night.
Despite three straight losses, head coach Jamion Christian, is pleased with his team's resiliency.
Girls high school basketball highlights around the area:
The Allegany Campers speaking about with the mission of bringing the school's first boys state basketball championship in more than two decades.
The Shepherd Men's Basketball team defeats Urbana 75-64, on special night for Morgan McDonald as he scores his 1,000th career point.
Girls high school basketball highlights and scores around the area.
The Shippensburg Men's Basketball team falls to Mercyhurst 71-61, while the women win 70-46.
Friday Night Sports Connection 01/02/2015: St. Maria Goretti vs. Battlefield, John Handley vs. James Wood
In just a few short years, the Oakdale Bears have built themselves into one of the best programs in the state. But if they want to return to the state title game, they'll have to do it with a whole new cast. WHAG's Bejoy Joseph has more.
The St. Maria Goretti girls basketball team started the New Year with a win in the DMV Elite tournament, while St. John's Catholic Prep lost in their opening game.
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Unmanned systems have revolutionized combat aviation, providing a colossal advantage in the fight...December 22, 2011
As we come to the end of 2011 what have we learned in the last 12 months and what is in store for the coming year in terms of the ongoing utility of military rotorcraft? What has certainly been confirmed is that helicopters continue to retain an important place at the cutting edge of military operational strategy. This was confirmed on May 2 in the raid mounted by U.S. Naval Special Warfare Development...December 22, 2011
Eurocopter has handed over the first two AS350B2 Ecureuils that are part of a nine-helicopter order to the Ecuadorian Armed Forces...December 22, 2011
AgustaWestland has completed deliveries of two NH90 NFHs to the Italian Army and Navy. The helicopters were the first from...December 15, 2011
Seattle, Wash.-based HEATCON Composite Systems has been contracted by the U.S. Army to supply materials for repairing composite helicopters and airplanes. The...December 14, 2011
The Pentagon and the U.S. Army are in the early stages of a far-reaching Science & Technology (S&T) effort designed to engineer, build and deliver a next-generation...December 13, 2011
Kentucky National Guard State Partnership Program hosted a team of Army aviators and maintainers from the Republic of Ecuador at the Army Aviation Support Facility on Boone National Guard Center in Frankfort, Ky. The group consisted...December 9, 2011
The Royal Saudi Land Forces Aviation Command (RSLFAC) has contracted Sikorsky Aerospace Services (SAS) to upgrade its fleet of...December 9, 2011
The U.S. Marine Corps recently admitted that the lifetime cost of operating their new V-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft had increased 64 percent over...December 8, 2011
Australia's MRH90 helicopter program has received a significant boost with an agreement between the Commonwealth and manufacturer...December 7, 2011
Representatives from the Royal Malaysian Air Force received a first-hand look at its initial Eurocopter EC725 during this week's LIMA Exhibition. Eurocopter provided a live...December 6, 2011
My observations this month surround two different assembly lines that I've witnessed recently. In November I visited Eurocopter's Marignane sprawling headquarters complex outside of Marseille in the south of France. A month before I'd been to Boeing's Ridley Park facility outside of Philadelphia. The immediate impression that was made upon me was the difference in assembly method...December 5, 2011
Wood Dale, Ill.-based AAR Corp. has obtained two renewal options from the U. S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) for airlift...December 2, 2011
The U.S. Army's National Training Center (NTC) plans to retire three Bell UH-1H Hueys on Tuesday, Dec. 13...December 1, 2011
EADS North America has handed over the initial UH-72A Lakota in the Security and Support (S&S) configuration to the Mississippi National Guard's Company C, 1st of the 114th Security and Support Battalion. Entry into service follows the official rollout for the National Guard, Army and industry leadership in early November, further expanding the roles being played the Active Army and National...December 1, 2011
The U.S. Army is progressing on an advanced science and technology (S&T) effort to develop a new engine for its Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawks and Boeing AH-64 Apaches. The new powerplant will be developed under the Army's Improved Turbine Engine Program (ITEP) and designed to increase shaft horsepower while decreasing fuel consumption. An initial Request for Information was issued to industry in...December 1, 2011
The Korean Utility Helicopter (KUH) Surion is the replacement for the Republic of Korea Army's fleet of utility and transport helicopters. Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) Korea Aerospace Industries...December 1, 2011
The Indian Air Force has a fleet of more than 200 Mi-8s and Mi-17s, and will add 80 additional Mi-17s. Russian Helicopters The Indian...December 1, 2011
In an effort to provide a snapshot of the hundreds of stories in the helicopter industry that we cover each year, Rotor & Wing has assembled a list of more than 300 items published from January to November 2011. These news stories, features and product announcements ran in the pages of the print magazine—this doesn't include our daily Top Stories at rotorandwing.com, web-only features...November 30, 2011
Bell Helicopter has finalized the sale of the BA609 tiltrotor (now AW609) to AgustaWestland. The transaction marks the end of a months-long regulatory approvals process, with AgustaWestland announcing...


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RE: S3 - LIBYA/QATAR - Qatar supplying anti-tank weapons to the rebels: Anonymous Qatari officials confirm Q
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just sitting around in those arms depots in Eastern Libya. (Good for the
French economy though.)
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reason why there is no mention of providing training:
"These missiles need minimum training. It's aim and shoot," Alani said.
"They are effective especially against the old generation of Soviet-made
T72 tanks." Journalists in eastern Libya last week reported seeing rebels
armed with Milan missiles for the first time.
On 4/14/11 10:51 AM, Michael Wilson wrote:
there had been some confusion before on whether the qatari's were actually
supplying them, or just providing training for them. This is confirmation
on the supply.
Lets write it as them confirming
Libyan rebels receiving anti-tank weapons from Qatar
Officials in Doha confirm Qatar has been secretly supplying French-made
missiles to Libyan rebel stronghold of Benghazi
* Ian Black in Doha
* guardian.co.uk, Thursday 14 April 2011 12.29 BST
* Article history
Qatar is secretly supplying anti-tank weapons to the Libyan rebels
as part of its strategy of working to overthrow the Gaddafi regime, it has
emerged. Officials in Doha confirmed that the Gulf state's military had
been shipping French-made Milan missiles to the rebel stronghold of
Qatar's prime minister and foreign minister, Sheikh Hamad bin
Jassem, made clear on Wednesday that UN resolutions on Libya permitted the
supply of "defensive weapons" to opposition forces struggling to fight
Libyan armour.
Qatari government officials were tight-lipped about the deliveries,
which are being organised by the joint chiefs of staff and probably made
by sea. "We need to send the Libyans equipment so they can defend
themselves and get on with their lives," one senior source said. "These
are civilians who have had to become fighters because of the situation."
Britain's foreign secretary, William Hague, and colleagues from the
21-nation Libya contact group endorsed Qatar's position. Hague insisted
the UK would supply only non-lethal equipment. France's view is similar
but both countries - which are leading Nato air strikes in Libya - accept
that arming the rebels is legal.
Gaddafi's government has repeatedly complained that the Qataris are
supplying the rebels. Khaled Kayim, Libya's deputy foreign minister,
claimed on Wednesday that about 20 Qatari specialists were already in
Benghazi. Rebel spokesmen have said they are in talks with "friendly"
countries, including Qatar and France, to obtain weapons.
Arms deliveries are consistent with Qatar's overall policy. The
emir, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, is the only Arab leader to
recognise the interim national council in Benghazi. Qatar and the United
Arab Emirates are the only Arab states to participate in Nato-led military
operations in Libya, although the Arab League supports the no-fly zone.
Sheikh Hamad was in Washington on Thursday for talks with Barack
Obama that were expected to include the Libyan situation.
Mustafa Alani, of the Gulf Institute of Strategic Studies in Dubai,
said the shoulder-launched weapons were a significant addition to the
rebel arsenal because Nato aircraft could not target Libyan armour in
built-up areas without risking collateral damage. Helicopters could do so
but there is evident reluctance to deploy them.
"These missiles need minimum training. It's aim and shoot," Alani
said. "They are effective especially against the old generation of
Soviet-made T72 tanks." Journalists in eastern Libya last week reported
seeing rebels armed with Milan missiles for the first time.
Qatar's armed forces are themselves equipped with the Milan but
Alani said the weapon could have been bought by the Qataris directly from
France for delivery to the Libyans.
Qatar is tiny but immensely wealthy thanks to its vast oil and gas
reserves, and pursues a famously independent foreign policy that allows it
to maintain good relations with Iran while hosting key US military bases,
as well as discreet links with Israel and its Palestinian Islamist enemy
Hamas. Al-Jazeera satellite TV, based in Doha, is hugely influential.
It is also assisting a rebel satellite TV operation broadcasting
from Doha and providing other support for Libyan opposition groups. It has
agreed to market crude oil produced from eastern Libyan fields no longer
under Gaddafi's control. This week Qatar's state-owned marketing company
delivered four shipments of oil products to Benghazi.


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I'm just spit-balling here but If I were to successfully ferment a wheat wort, racked to a secondary and added real cherries, would I end up with a flavor similar to Sam Adam's Cherry Wheat?? Also, what are the chances of nasty little bacteria hanging out in the cherries, or if they were frozen, would that eliminate the bacteria before hand? Thanks!!
Read up on using fruit in beer. Some puree the fruit and heat it to sanitize, so just add frozen fruit or juice concentrate. I like to use the oregon cans of fruit. And yes, you would probably end up with something similar.
When I made a cherry wheat I added some extract before bottling. This was by recommendation of LHBS. It gave a light flavor. Not over powering. 1 bottle for 5 gallon batch. It was fromLHBS. Not the cooking extract.
No problems with your plan at all... Adding to 2ndary is preferred. I usually wash, freeze, thaw, pit, then add straight to 2ndary. Others heat the cherries to 170F to pasteurize. Both methods should be fine.
I wouldn't suggest using the extract sold at brew stores. This stuff is crap. It's nice because it's cheap, but 90% of them don't taste like the real deal. The only two I've found that actually work are raspberry and peach. The problem with most of them is they either smell like the fruit or taste like the fruit, not both. Cherry is probably one of the worst out of the bunch. It tastes like cough syrup in my opinion.
I recently added 3 lbs of cherries to a batch at secondary. They added a real neat color but nearly no flavor or aroma. Maybe cooking them a bit before hand would have helped. I tried the same recipe with cherry extract. I agree with the previous post. Cherry extract added a ton of flavor but it was the flavor of cherry cough syrup. If I tried again, I would use the cans of cherry puree.
Adding to the secondary is preferred, but you won't get much flavor or aroma from them unless you let it set for at least a couple weeks, the longer the more flavor you will pick up. I really prefer using the Oregon Fruit products you can get from most homebrew stores. The are ready to use, 100% real fruit, and you just pour into the secondary straight from the can. Heating the fruit will cause pectic haze in the beer, and can volatize a lot of the aroma compounds before it ever makes it into the beer. The extract can give a very medicinal character to the beer, like cough syrup as mentioned before, so I wouldn't suggest that.Oregon Fruit Puree
I know oregon puree, Makes a cherry flavor. 2 allmost 3 months now i made a rasberry blonde. Put 1/2 can of ras puree in secondary. First 3 weeks it was REALLY tart. Thought about adding lactose, Glad i didnt. After 5 weeks it mellowed down really well...Now at 2 1/2 months old You get a slight hint of rasberry in the taste and smell. To me, It is perfect with just that hint... I have tried the sam adams cherry wheat, Its not to bad. I dont think i could get drunk off of it...but one every so often is allright. What i am getting at here is, If you use the puree... Make sure you have the time to let is sit for a month. I hope this helps ya out a bit


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We toured the entire cavern. Don't miss the Big Room!! The self guided tour is worth the price. Lots of great information.
It was beautiful and i would go there again amd again. There are so many formations that we felt like we could have started a post card company
The Big Room refers to the large room at the bottom of the caverns. You can take an elevator down, or hike down through the natural entrance. Give yourself at least an hour to walk through--it's very large and a long meandering walk. Interesting and worth the trip down. There's a restaurant and restrooms with seating to take a break... More
This is a very easy but fairly long (1.2 miles if you do the entire loop) walk through this very large and beautiful cavern. You have to be there. Pictures just cannot capture the beauty or the immensity of this place. It is called the Big Room for a reason. You may tour most of Carlsbad Caverns for the admission... More
Couldn't get over the beauty underground. It was amazing & we went everywhere down below, loved every minute of the MANY hours we spent there.
Easy self guided walk. Could take camera with tripod. Could linger however long you wanted with no pressure to keep on pace with group.
I have been to quite a few national parks, mostly in California. I had always wanted to come to Carlsbad Caverns here in New Mexico. I had very high expectations and they were definitely surpassed. No joke, you could actually park several 747s in the space of the Big Room alone! I decided to use the elevator rather than the... More
Carlsbad Caverns should be very special to New Mexicans. When I lived back east, it was about the only thing anyone knew about New Mexico. If that is the case, you could do far worse. It's amazing to see time at work; we humans really can't perceive just how long it took to get the planet to its current geological... More
There is nothing else like this in the United States and should be on everyone's must see list. The caverns are very accessible even some of the caverns are accessible for wheelchairs. The staff was wonderful. The Rangers in the caverns were very personable and friendly as wee the ladies selling tickets and directing you to the elevators. The National... More
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Editor's note: Those who support the removal of an entrance exam claim there are good reasons to make that move, like saving money, increasing minority hiring in law enforcement and avoiding litigation. Others think the idea is illogical, dangerous and, as the FOP president put it, "too stupid to be true." What do you think? Smart move or the start of a dangerous precedent? Here's your chance to be heard — add your comments below.
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CHICAGO — The Chicago Police Department is seriously considering scrapping the police entrance exam to bolster minority hiring, save millions on test preparation and avert costly legal battles that have dogged the exam process for decades, City Hall sources said Tuesday.
If the process is opened to everyone who applies and meets education and residency requirements, Chicago would be virtually alone among major cities. Most cities have police entrance exams -- and for good reason, experts say.
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- 2 After Ferguson, police consider 'tactical retreat' instead of force
- 3 Residents want charges for Colo. officers in fatal OIS
- 4 Video: Okla. cop fatally shoots armed suspect during foot pursuit
- 5 Video: Minn. officer shot to death during traffic stop