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Academic Spotlight | Strategy and Policy and the French-Algerian War
January 2013
NEWPORT, R.I. (Jan. 14, 2013) Professor Andrea Dew, Strategy and Policy department, discusses "Strategies of Terror Wars" as part of an examination of the French-Algerian War. (Photo by Lt. Cmdr. Anthony Ohl)
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NEWPORT, R.I. -- U.S. Naval War College faculty and students in the Strategy and War course this week examine the French-Algerian War (1954-62). The case will no doubt resonate with students who are expected to draw comparisons with more recent conflicts.
The French-Algerian War involved an insurgency in which the Algerian FLN (or National Liberation Front) never expected to win on the battlefield against the vastly superior forces of France. Instead, the FLN hoped to employ small-scale attacks, often against unarmed supporters of the French colonial government, in order win propaganda victories and international support.
This case highlights the moral and ethical dilemmas faced by commanders in fighting a determined adversary that employs terrorism. While French forces were able to achieve notable tactical and operational successes in this war, the harsh methods employed to gain intelligence alienated the people of Algeria.
The case also calls attention to the challenge that limited wars present to normal civil-military relations. The French Army, having already lost Vietnam, developed a new approach to counterinsurgency known as "revolutionary warfare." Officers trained in the new approach, which emphasized ideological commitment to the cause of French Algeria, helped bring about the collapse of the Fourth Republic and brought De Gaulle to power in 1958. Die-hards who later disagreed with De Gaulle's policy of "self-determination" for Algeria even attempted a coup in 1961. It failed.
Paradoxically, the French-Algerian War ended with the FLN virtually defeated within Algeria. Yet outside of Algeria, the FLN scored notable diplomatic and propaganda victories. De Gaulle understood that for France to remain consequential in world affairs, it would have to abandon French Algeria and join more directly in the defense of the Atlantic Community. As a result of the war, Algeria gained its independence and France took a step closer toward European integration.
The war also bore another fruit: the experience of the French Army in Algeria (and earlier in Indo-China) led French Colonel David Galula to write "Counterinsurgency Warfare: Theory and Practice" (1964). This slender volume, written by a soldier for soldiers, directly influenced current U.S. doctrine, Field Manual 3-24.
Professor George Satterfield began the case with a lecture that provides an overview of the war. Professors Andrea Dew and Colin Jackson analyzed in greater depth the strategic effects of terror and French counterinsurgency operations, respectively. Professor Heidi Lane wrapped up the lectures with consideration of the challenges of war termination and the legacy of the FLN insurgency to Algeria.
In conjunction with this week's focus on the French-Algerian War, the Strategy and Policy department screened "The Battle of Algiers."
In the tradition of the Strategy and Policy department's "teaching of grand strategy," moderators lead students through seminar discussions of how policy and strategy choices made by the political and military leaders of France and the FLN ultimately led to Algerian independence.
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Noumea, New Caledonia Learn some basic French before arriving in Noumea, as most of the locals do not understand English! The taxi service is very unreliable so be prepared to catch a bus. Everything is ridiculously expensive so make sure that you're stocked up with Pacific Francs. Good tip? (+1) Noumea, New Caledonia attention a toutes les personnes aui voudrait ce rendre a Noumea car il y a juste une seule hauberge de jeunesse a 1800 cfp soit 15euros par nuit et il faut reserver avant votre venu...sinon c'est les hotels a 80 euros la nuit.... Good tip? (0) Noumea, New Caledonia After a week in Noumea here is the round up: PROs In comparison to other Pacific countries due to the support given to it by France Noumea has well developed infrastructure that a makes holidaying here relatively simple without much concern about getting lost or stressing out. It is clean, has good transport, well developed dining and tourist activities. A very easy place to negotiate around with most people speaking some english. Dining out is great. CONs Due to the income tax system it is relatively more expensive than other islands (excluding Tahiti, another ex colony of France). the quality of activities is not always up to the same level as othe islands. We were chaperoning a trip so a lot of the acivities we did were based around seeing the sites, given we were looking out for 16 teenage girls and had no saftey concerns or hassles I can image for the independent travellers it is a very easy experience. Since we had evening free we concentrated on the local cuisine. To save money we used the local buses as they run regularly and there is only 3 lines (easy to navigate). GENERAL BACKGROUND There are two main cultures in Noumea, the Kanak and the French - the French is divided into the locally born and the imports. There is no personal tax which translates to most things are relatively more expensive than other countries. If you go don't count the money just enjoy the experience. CULTURAL National Museum (not the town museum) - goes into the detail of the Melanesian culture an life. Considering that it is a Pacific Island if you are interested in this type of activity it has a good 2-3 hours of reading. There is a very small section on other Melanesia, Polynesian cultures. The good thing is that it is close to the bus routes and the American Monument so easy to get to. A tradional fixed display museum. If you are looking for something more interesting then go to the Tjibaou Centre (www.adck.nc/) which is well worth the trip. ACTIVITES Duck Island - just catch a water taxi off the Anse Vata beach (two locations, two companies) and then in 5 minutes youa re there and can snorkel or lie in the beach. Duck Island is a nice 1/2 day on a little island and uncrowded during the weeekdays. Overall I wasn't impressed by the snorkelling as it was very depeleted and obvious that the conservation is not a key workd for the Noumea. We also went to Phare Amedee (local light house, which is on the outer reef)- only one company goes out there and it runs at about $300.00 NZD. The lighthouse is located at the reef break and is at least 1/2 hour by high speed ferry to get there (they advertise snorkelling but it is average) You leave in the morning, swim, snorkel, have lunch, watch the cultural show (consists of local dances and drums and honestly in comparison to the one we saw it Fiji it was a distant last place) then a how to get a coconut, open it etc. generally if you stay at any resort outside of Noumea the resort will have these shows for free as a cultural night or at a price which is a lot more reasonable. The price is all inclusive except for snorkel gear. 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As they are tourist aimed and offer no experience for the money charged - New Caledonia has amix of styles avaialble from Creole to European. A focus is on Fish and Steak. We dined at: Bilboquet - DO NOT DINE HERE very average and over charged basically a franchise restaurant with no finesse (more a get them in get them out style) Fun Beach - An good menu and overlooks Anse Vata we were overall happy with it. Meals were good but service almost had a feel of "I'm only working here because I have to" to it. Le Rocher - this is a creperie and the view overlooks Baie de Citron. Location is brilliant, food is great (its galette and crepe), atmosphere is friendly and welcoming (I'd say it is a local haunt) and great value as well so if you want to try galette or crepe then this is the place. It is not 5 star dining though but more of an down to earth experience. Did I say view is great! 3 Brasseur - based in Baie de Citron and is a pub with own micro brewery think Belgium pub. 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Suzanne Singleton knows what she's talking about when it comes to festive, creative parties for kids and teens. With years spent as a corporate special events planner, not to mention her on-the-job training as a mom, Girl Scout leader, and all-around party enthusiast, Suzanne has assembled a book, "Clever Party Planning", full of innovative ideas for parties for kids ages 3-17. Singleton comes up with ideas that most of wouldn't even think of. Some examples:
In the Planning Stages - Involve your child: if age-appropriate, involve your child in the planning and preparation of the birthday party so that it will be his event - and not yours.
-If you are already sure about the party's theme, don't ask your child for ideas and then not count his input. Instead, suggest a theme. (This is probably more acceptable to very small children vs. older ones who want their ideas used).
-Drop off or stay? Indicate on the invitation whether parents should drop off or stay with their children. Sometimes parents are unsure of what is appropriate in each case.
-Will they be fed? If you will be feeding children pizza or something substantial other than cake and ice cream, indicate this on the invitation so parents know whether to feed them beforehand.
The Party Environment -Homemade Tablecloth: Cover the party table with white butcher paper and let the guests color and decorate it with stickers, rubber stamps, markers and crayons to match the party theme. This is a good opening activity, and provides a throwaway tablecloth.
-Little Bodies, Little Chairs: Use child-sized tables and chairs. Little guests will be more comfortable. Borrow if you don't have enough.
Party Favors -Favorable Favors: Hand out the favors at the door as the children leave. Be creative. The typical favor bag of a bunch of small, junky cheap items are not popular with most kids and parents and only get lost in the shuffle once at home. One item of a nicer quality to match the party theme may be more appreciated. For instance, stuff a pair of mittens with a few packages of hot cocoa for your "North Pole Expedition" party.
The Party's Underway -No Pets Allowed: Place pets in a room separate from the party area. Some kids may be allergic to or afraid of your pet.
-A Place to Put It: Line up a row of paper bags labeled with guests' names. When a child finishes a craft, wins a prize, doesn't eat all of his cake, takes off an accessory (barrette, hat), or collects his favor bag, have the child drop the item in his/her paper bag so that everything is together for that child upon leaving.
- "I Don't Want To": It's OK if a child does not want to participate in a specific activity, craft, or game. Some children feel more comfortable as observers.
-Everyone Wins: "Winning" and "Losing" games are not recommended; this will only invite tears. Let everyone participate in every game without making kids sit out. Award prizes only when each guest wins one.
The Party's Over -Thank You Picture Postcard: You can send a thank-you note written on the back of a picture from the party, mailing it like a postcard.
-Yes, Now You Can Open Them: Save the gifts to open after the party. During, it may be too confusing and usually there isn't time anyway. This provides your child a chance to descend from his Œparty high' and gives parents and child time together. Also, he may appreciate the gifts more in a quiet setting rather than during the party when children are clamoring for him to open their gifts all at once.
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Starting at 9:15 a.m. on Sunset Ave. by the HRC, grand marshall Trip will lead the pack south on Sunset toward 46th Street.
At the main campus entrance and intersection of 46th Street and Sunset Ave., the course turns right onto the Butler Way and wrapping around construction of the Schrott Performing Arts Complex and Clowes Memorial Hall.
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If you follow the shutdown news, you'll no doubt hear some talking heads saying the shutdown will last a few more days, and some cleverer pundits starting to link the timing for the shutdown to the debt limit deadline of 17 October. Business, government and IT executives need a scenario on which to base longer term decision making related to the shutdown, so I've put on my inside the beltway strategist hat and come up with one. I hope it helps.
First, the background. Without going into political issues at stake, it's clear that Congress is hopelessly deadlocked. Neither political party is in control of Congress, and both parties are split further by factions. There's no clear path forward for a bipartisan coalition to pass a continuing resolution to fund government operations, and to raise the debt limit. We are in a constitutional crisis.
With this deadlock, consider the following probabilities:
1 — There will be no agreement on a continuing resolution before 15 October, the next payday for government employees (0.8 probability).
2 — The debt limit will not be raised by 15 October, two days before the ceiling is reached (0.5 probability).
3 — If the debt limit is not raised, the Department of the Treasury will identify further extraordinary means to extend the debt limit for at most two more weeks through the end of October (0.4 probability).
4 — Come 1 November the U.S. government will not pay some of its bills, perhaps things like Medicare reimbursements and utilities of some federal facilities (0.2 probability).
As the above probabilities play out, the following scenario becomes more likely:
- Government agencies will be told to identify the absolute minimum skeleton crew required to maintain public safety and security. Courts will shutdown.
- Plans for the use of National Guard and other military units to protect abandoned federal facilities will be established.
- The government will announce a prioritization plan that will focus on paying many items not affected by the continuing resolution such as social security, veterans benefits, and interest payments on government debt.
- It is highly unlikely, a virtually nil probability, that the U.S. Government will default on its debt. Rather than allow even a temporary default, it is likely that as the ultimate debt limit is approached, Congress will pass incremental increases in the debt ceiling to assure world markets of a commitment not to default.
Federal agencies should assume a prolonged governmental shutdown which may require mothballing some facilities that current continuity of operations (COOP) plans assume will stay operational. State and local governments, and businesses that depend on federal data and federal IT systems should assume that data will not be available for up to two months.
This scenario is not the absolute worst case. Rather it is a worst probable case. In 2010 and 2011, the Belgian government was deadlocked for over a year, but a caretaker government was able to pass a budget and continue running governmental services until a new government could be formed. The U.S. Government constitutionally does not have that flexibility and it is mammothly consequential to the global economy, both of which mitigate against a prolonged constitutional deadlock, but also magnify the shock of one.
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A. Curricular/Research/Programmatic needs
The International Documents collection serves a very broad spectrum of both the University community and the general public. Because it is centered on the publications of intergovernmental organizations, the collection particularly serves the needs of those working in international studies and international development. However, the spectrum of work of intergovernmental organizations, and the depth of collecting at MSU in these areas, means that many departments, from the arts and humanities, to social and behavioral scientists, to those studying agriculture and public health, will need to use such materials.
B. History of the Collection
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Although MSU is not (and has never been) a UN depository library, the collection is very strong overall, reflecting MSU's historic commitment to International Studies. The MSU Library (MSUL) has comprehensive standing orders for the publications of a number of organizations, including the United Nations, the Food and Agriculture Organization, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), the World Bank, the World Health Organization (WHO), and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). We also have a complete set of Readex microfiche/cards that contain materials never distributed through the depository program. Overall, the depth and breadth of this collection makes it one of the strongest International Documents collections in the U.S.
MSUL is also one of 27 European Union depository libraries, so we receive publications on deposit from the European Union and we also have a comprehensive blanket order for Council of Europe publications. The Library also has an extensive collection of materials from other regional intergovernmental organizations such as the Organization of American States, the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), and the Economic Commission for Western Asia.
MSUL supplement our comprehensive approval plans with firm ordering from a number of UN specialized agencies such as UNESCO, the UNEP, and UN Development Program; as well as related agencies such as the International Organization for Migration, the World Intellectual Property Organization, and the World Health Organization. In the case of UN agencies, any materials that are sold through UN Sales come through our comprehensive UN blanket order, so firm ordering is generally minimal. Many IGOs issue free publications of very valuable research material. These books and pamphlets do not come on approval plans, but must be requested by the International Government Information Librarian. Over the years, MSU has attempted to be comprehensive in obtaining such 'grey literature' to make our collection truly unique among research libraries.


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3 worth a watchskeletor | 23/12/2010 | See all skeletor's reviews (49)Top 100 DVD Reviewer All i can say i have seen alot worse...i find that ( having worked within the games and dvd rental industry for over 10 years ) that people nowadays are rarely able to give a thumbs up to anything, and in some cases rent both games and films determined to be disappointed, and later return them saying how rubbish it was, and when we ask " why? " they reply, " erm, it just was " like the trend of today is to be as miserable and negative as possible when dealing with any film or game.Which is why i try to avoid any reviews before sitting down to watch any film, so not to be either a sheep, influenced with somebody's previous opinion, so i sat and watched Jonah Hex with my flatmate and we were both entertained and felt it did exactly what it said on the box.It was nothing ground-breaking nor particularly original but neither was it the complete disaster i had anticipated, the effects were fine, the plot was kind of interesting and the only thing i did feel violated by was the intrusive rock soundtrack which, for me, sounded like it had wandered in from some other modern day horror/action flick and felt completely out of place.Josh Brolin was great, Malkovich was...Malkovich and Megan Fox was destined to wear a grubby saloon dress and be the most stunning whore since Heather Graham in From Hell with Johnny Depp.
4 "..GOOD COMIC BOOK WESTERN.."sdx800 | 23/10/2010 | See all sdx800's reviews (1814)Number 1 Reviewer Number 1 DVD Reviewer Top 100 Games Reviewer Top 10 Gadgets Reviewer Top 10 Toys Reviewer If your a fan of the comics or not it dont matter, this is a great fun film, the story is your basic revenge theme with Hex helping the military capture the villain who is building a super weapon (and killed Hex family) along with the help of an old flame the beautiful Megan Fox!! Its fun filled with shootouts and explosions, the only problem is that it has a short running time of 1hr 20mins. The film has some great ideas and is probably the most fun comic book style western in a while.
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1 Awful!Postkill | 27/12/2010 | See all Postkill's reviews (8)Ok, I have seen a lot of movies in my time. This movie is awful don't waste your money on it. The plot does not gel and there is no depth to the characters what so ever! I really like some DC comic and Marvel adaptions out there.....but this is really bad. The movie is around 70mins long and its over before it has begun, its like Heroes season 2......its as if the writers were absent partly though the making of the movie and it was then edited by the janitor. Terrible.
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Facebook hit with fresh IPO-related lawsuit
PUBLISHED: 05 Mar 2013 14:22:00 | UPDATED: 06 Mar 2013 07:28:01PUBLISHED: 05 Mar 2013 PRINT EDITION: 06 Mar 2013Shares in Facebook's highly anticipated May 2012 IPO fell from the initial price of $US38 to about $US25 within a month. Photo: AP
A Facebook shareholder has sued the social networking company's chief executive Mark Zuckerberg and others over its troubled IPO, potentially reviving legal claims that a different court dismissed in February.
The lawsuit by Gaye Jones alleges that the company's directors and officers knew that Facebook did not disclose weaker revenue trends as more users accessed the website through mobile devices. The complaint alleges that information had been selectively shared with the company's IPO underwriters and key investors.
Unlike similar lawsuits that were dismissed last month partly because the shareholders did not own the stock when the alleged misconduct took place prior to Facebook's May IPO, Jones has owned Facebook stock since February 2012.
"The defendants were unjustly enriched because they realised enormous profits and financial benefits from the IPO, despite knowing that reduced revenue and earnings forecasts for the company had not been publicly disclosed to investors," said the complaint.
Facebook said in a statement that "we believe this lawsuit is without merit and will defend ourselves vigorously."
Soon after the May IPO, which was also marked by technical glitches on the Nasdaq exchange, more than 50 investor lawsuits were filed. A proposed class action is being heard in federal court in Manhattan.
Jones' lawsuit is a derivative case, meaning the investor seeks to step into the shoes of the company and any money recovered from Zuckerberg and others would be paid to Facebook, not shareholders.
Four previous derivative cases were dismissed last month, in part because US District Court Judge Robert Sweet in Manhattan found the shareholders did not own the stock when the alleged misconduct took place prior to the IPO.
Sweet said in dismissing the previous lawsuits that Facebook had "repeatedly made express and extensive" warnings about the increased use of mobile applications.
Unlike the previous derivative plaintiffs, Jones has owned Facebook stock since February 2012.
The lawsuit was filed in the Court of Chancery in Delaware, where Facebook is incorporated, and also named as defendants the IPO underwriters - units of JPMorgan Chase & Co, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs Group.
JPMorgan, Goldman and Morgan Stanley declined to comment. Facebook did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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The Heritage Classic resembled an exhibition game for most of the night. The ice was bad, there were strange bounces all night, and the play was often one-sided. Unfortunately for the Habs, it counts in the standings and the result wasn't favourable, as Montreal dropped a 4-0 decision to the host Flames. The Habs got in penalty trouble early on and Calgary made them pay, scoring on a two-man advantage to take a 1-0 lead heading into the 2nd.
As has often been the case on this slump the Habs are in, they showed up and put forth a decent effort to kick off the 2nd period. Montreal got their lone powerplay (the 2nd straight game with only one) just past the halfway point but it was the Flames who controlled the puck for most of it, leading to a shorthanded goal by Anton Babchuk to make it 2-0. Rene Bourque picked up his 2nd of the night two minutes later and that pretty much sealed Montreal's fate in this one.
Both teams coasted somewhat through the 3rd which ultimately didn't help the Habs out either. Former Canadien Alex Tanguay scored on the PP just after the teams changed ends to put this one well out of reach. Carey Price started the game strong but faded as it went on, he wound up turning aside 33/37 shots when the buzzer sounded. Miikka Kiprusoff stopped all 39 Habs' shots to pick up his 4th shutout of the season. Montreal was 0/1 on their powerplay (allowing a SHG to boot) while the Flames were 2/4.
HW 3 Stars of the Night:
1st Star: Scott Gomez (0 points, even rating, 2 takeaways, 7/12 faceoffs, 19:47 TOI)
For the second straight game, whatever line he was on (and it changed several times in-game) was the most effective in terms of generating scoring chances. When you don't get any goals as a team, this I suppose is the next best thing.
2nd Star: Yannick Weber (0 points, -1 rating, 2 shots, 2 hits, 17:51 TOI)
I was a little disappointed to see his ice time this low as he was the one defenceman who was effective in all 3 zones in this one. Some were strong in the offensive end and struggled defensively (Subban), or vice versa (Wisniewski...which is a little surprising). Weber was also the one defenceman who was able to corral the bouncing puck more often than not, leading to some scoring chances.
3rd Star: Travis Moen (0 points, even rating, 3 shots, 2 hits, 14:58 TOI)
Don't get me wrong, I'm still not a fan of seeing him with Gomez (or on any line that's counted on to score) but he was one of the better offensive threats with a couple of shots in the slot. He also was one of the few players to even attempt to screen Kiprusoff.
Honourable Mention: Paul Mara (0 points, even rating, 2 shots, 2 hits, 15:46 TOI)
This one isn't exactly based on his positive impact on the game. For a player who had played just once since December 18th and adjusting to a semi-new team, I was simply impressed he didn't screw up too badly. On a night like this, somehow that's a positive.
Stat of the Night: It's a little too soon to start calling this the tradition, but this was the second straight Heritage Classic where whoever won the alumni game lost the NHL affair.
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text: Well done for highlighting. I would think Liverpool would be lucky to get top 8. Because they are so slow to recycle possession when in retention of the ball, and generally do not have a player sitting in the "hole" to protect the defence on the counter they are getting "picked" off. This was certainly seen in the Villa game where they dominated the opening stages and then a counter resulted in 1-0. The defence is not as frail as the inabilty of the team to score goals which is why Sturridge has been put up front. If a team like Manchester United who look exposed at the back when not in retention of the ball can score more then the y concede then so could Liverpool. It is the Liverpool weakness going forward that impacts on the defence, If they scored more then it would not be an issue.


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The Green Bay Packers had so many injuries last season, they almost failed to make the playoffs, not qualifying until the last day. But then a funny thing happened: They ran the table, winning their first Super Bowl since 1996, and now all those injuries that crippled Green Bay last season make them the favorite to return.
Follow the logic: With 15 players on injured reserve, including six starters, the Packers were forced to press unlikely candidates into starting spots -- people like running back James Starks, safety Charlie Peprah, tight end Andrew Quarless and linebacker Desmond Bishop. So they played, they produced and now they're part of a roster that is so deep it's hard to find cracks in the ground floor.
Five possibilities: Packers | ||
Cameron Heyward, DL, Ohio State: Can line up almost anywhere. Not a real outside pass-rusher but is terrific vs. the run and is versatile. Aaron Williams, CB, Texas: Has great size, making him a prototypical NFL cornerback. Good run defender and solid defending the pass. Jonathan Baldwin, WR, Pittsburgh: He should go somewhere late in the first round or early in the second. Has great size and is capable of making the circus catch. Brooks Reed, OLB, Arizona: Three-year starter who is a bit of a tweener. More suited as 3-4 OLB and is a solid special-teams contributor. Gabe Carimi, OT, Wisconsin: He probably won't last this long, and the odds of Green Bay taking a tackle with the first pick two years in a row are slim. But if he's there, how do you pass on him? |
Team Needs: All 32 teams | ||
But that's our job, so let's start looking. The Packers don't need to find a starter in this year's draft. They have plenty of quality candidates. But they still have needs, though they're few with all the players they have coming back. Nevertheless, there isn't anyone out there who can't improve, and the Packers qualify. So let's start the search and find what they're missing.
QB: Aaron Rodgers was the Super Bowl MVP, one of the best quarterbacks in the business and is entering his fourth season as a starter. That's good. Matt Flynn is the backup, and while inexperienced, he nearly beat New England in last year's only start. That's even better. Consider the Packers loaded here.
RB: The Packers played nearly all of last season without Ryan Grant, and they were supposed to be handicapped. Turns out they weren't, largely because James Starks got a chance to play -- and he became the postseason's leading rusher. With Starks pushing Grant, the Packers are in better shape at this position than they've been in years, even though Brandon Jackson and John Kuhn are free agents. I could see them drafting a prospect to groom, but not immediately.
WR: Donald Driver turned 36 this month, and while he has been good for a long time, he's bound to crater. So prepare for that day. Yeah, I know, the Packers have James Jones and Jordy Nelson to step in -- which is what they did in Super Bowl XLV -- but neither seems qualified as a No. 2, especially the inconsistent Jones, who drops too many passes. Brett Swain is a guy who may show up, but I wouldn't count on it. What I would count on is drafting another top receiver for one of the game's top quarterbacks. If you build your club around Aaron Rodgers, you better arm him with weapons -- and having Jermichael Finley back at tight end will help. But so would another top wideout.
TE: Finley is back, and he's not only a terrific red zone threat and one of Rodgers' favorite targets; he's one of the best pass-catching tight ends in the game. Yet the Packers won without him, and this is not brain surgery, folks. The Packers are better because of the Finley injury. Why? Because they discovered Quarless, and while he's no Finley, the Packers proved they can win with him.
OL: The club addressed the tackle position last year with the draft of University of Iowa tackle Bryan Bulaga, and he performed better than expected after stepping in for injured Mark Tauscher in Week 5. On the left side, Chad Clifton -- who rebounded surprisingly well from knee problems -- was injury free for the first time in three seasons and played well enough to be chosen to the Pro Bowl. But he turns 35 this season and has durability issues. Plus, Bulaga is best suited for the left side. With Tauscher seemingly out of the picture, this becomes an area the club may have to address again. Granted, the Packers could move Bulaga to left tackle and try third-year pro T.J. Langat right tackle, but he's in the mix at left guard, too. Plus, the team could do nothing, and hope Clifton has a repeat of 2010. Nevertheless, another tackle wouldn't hurt.
DL: Depth was an issue in 2010 when the Packers played without defensive tackle Johnny Jolley (suspended); without defensive end Cullen Jenkins for five games, including the last four of the regular season; without Ryan Pickett for two games; and without Justin Harrell and Mike Neal for most of the season. Yet the club withstood the losses, largely because defensive tackle B.J. Raji was terrific, producing 6.5 sacks and plugging the middle of the league's 18th-best run defense. Expect the Packers to be better against the run because they will have the bodies they did not a year ago. But they could use help on the outside. Pickett was nothing more than ordinary after splitting out to defensive end, and Cullen Jenkins probably will move on -- opening the door for someone like Jarius Wynn.
LB: When Green Bay lost outside linebacker Brad Jones to a season-ending injury, it plugged Frank Zombo and free agent Erik Walden into his position, and both produced results. But they could use a playmaker opposite Clay Matthews, runner-up in the Defensive Player of the Year voting, so they can start in April. I know, Jones is back and he showed some pass-rush ability in 2009. But he has durability issues. Zombo and Jones were decent, but the Packers could upgrade. Understand that we're grasping. Green Bay ranked second in scoring defense last season and fifth overall, so its needs aren't urgent. Nevertheless, it could vault to the top of the charts by improving this position. Oh, and its inside linebackers? With Hawk, Bishop and Nick Barnett inside, the Packers are deep and solid.
DB: There is no better pair of cornerbacks than Charles Woodson and Tramon Williams, but Woodson might be better suited to safety, which leaves nickel-back Sam Shields to step in. OK, fine. But then what? Pat Lee is inexperienced, which means there could be a need for a backup. But there isn't at safety, where Woodson could be in the mix. If he's not -- and I'm not saying he must move -- the Packers have the always dependable Nick Collins, Peprah, Atari Bigby and Morgan Burnett, last year's promising rookie who was lost to a knee injury. Yeah, I'd say they're stronger than most here.


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atapiscsi - ATAPI<->SCSI adapter
atapiscsi* at wdc? channel ? flags 0x0000 atapiscsi* at pciide? channel ? flags 0x0000 scsibus* at atapiscsi?
The atapiscsi driver supports ATAPI (also called IDE) devices such as CD-ROMs, ZIP drives, LS-120 floppy drives, and tape drives. All ATAPI devices talk a subset of the SCSI protocol. The atapiscsi driver acts like a SCSI adapter. Thus, the ATAPI devices connected to the system will appear as SCSI devices. ATAPI CD-ROMs will appear as cd(4) devices, ATAPI tape drives as st(4) devices, and ATAPI floppies as sd(4) devices. For performance reasons, one should avoid putting an ATAPI device and a hard disk on the same cable. The driver does not support bus release and, even if it did, many ATAPI devices do not support it. There is only one command outstanding on a cable at a time. For example, if a hard disk and a CD drive are placed on the same cable, the hard disk requests may get queued behind slower CD operations. The flags are used only with controllers that support DMA operations and mode settings (like some pciide(4) controllers). The lowest order (right- most) nibble of the flags define the PIO mode to use. The next four bits indicate the DMA mode and the third nibble the UltraDMA mode. For each set of four bits, the 3 lower bits define the mode to use and the last bit must be set to 1 for this setting to be used. For DMA and UltraDMA, 0xf (1111) means "disable". For example, a flags value of 0x0fac (1111 1010 1100) means "use PIO mode 4, DMA mode 2, disable UltraDMA". The special setting 0x0000 means "use whatever the drive claims to support".
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Get approval from four people in the RolePlay - Idea Board thread before posting an RP thread.
"Should I make <blah blah> RP" threads are a no-no.
Don't respond in spambots or trolls threads. Report them.
Be nice to new people, even if they do make a mistake. One post is enough to correct an issue. Don't argue with them; just let a moderator sort it out.
No internet drama publicly. Do it privately, over PM's or other means.
Link to where your thread got voted, to make it easier to recognize who followed the rules.
Take criticism well and write in a way where it is not difficult for others understand.
Make a serious attempt to use proper grammar and spelling.
You cannot create RP's before having them approved in the RolePlay – Idea Board. For an idea to be approved, 4 members must "vote" for it to be created. Note that any RP's inactive for 1 month or longer, will be locked, unless us moderators have been told it is active. Additionally, if any locked games are still active, we'll unlock it right away at request.
There should be no need to create threads inquiring about whether or not you should try an idea. Rather, you should either try and discuss it in the Welcome to the Weirdness thread or go straight to proposing it in the RolePlay – Idea Board thread.
Please do not respond to spambots or trolls. Immediately report it using the forum report feature, or just wait until a moderator gets rid of it. Repeated offenses may lead to consequences.
Additionally, please abide by the RP mods' decisions, if they should elect an alternate method of disposal. Remember that you only make our jobs more difficult than necessary by acting up, so please trust us to take care of it.
Reporting Guidelines wrote:If there is a post that is in violation of the RP rules that we mods don't notice, rather than using PMs, use reports to inform us. Be good little expendable minions and have fun being our "extra" eyes.
Reporting something in PM form is somewhat trickier. The impression that many people get when receiving a private message is that divulging information from the post to a moderator would be a violation of trust. In addition, you can't use the current report system for PMs. However, I strongly encourage anyone who receives a PM that may be threatening or harassing not to hesitate to inform moderators. Doing so may help resolve the conflict without divulging the conversation onto normal message conversation, which is not acceptable. Let us know immediately if you are being harassed via PM or otherwise consistently needled by a poster for malicious reasons.
Be nice to new people, even if they did do something against the rules. Despite the fact that it is rather unseemly to post and do things before reading rules, it just something that happens. As such, it is requested that you answer kindly to mistakes, at least as long as the person remains cooperative. Beyond that, please do not post in threads made by new people. Remember, only one needs to post and lead someone away. If they start complaining or causing trouble, then it is time to let the moderators do their jobs. Reporting may be helpful. Providing proof, just in case, in the form of screenshots would be even more helpful.
No internet drama. Please do not rant about depressing problems or drag your personal arguments into the Welcome to the Weirdness thread or anywhere else. Most people participate in this forum to cool off and relax. They don't need any grief or annoyance coming from here. Basically, please try to avoid doing something that might greatly disrupt other people's funs. If you have to do e-drama, do it privately.
Of particular mention is sharing private conversations without the other person's consent. That's just no good, and is on the A-list of ways to stir up internet drama.
Things that you should generally follow but not necessarily required to follow.
When you create your sign up thread for your NEW RP, include a link to the page where you pitched the idea and got your votes. This just makes it easier for us to know if someone's followed the rules and decreases the chance of a misjudgment.
Take criticism constructively and give it out the same. Don't be upset just because you didn't get into an RP. Take the criticism given and try to improve. You can refuse to, but I can't vouch for how popular you will be among the community. You would be better off searching for another forum. Always strive to improve.
Compose your writing to the best of your ability. Do your best to be understandable and to spell all words to the fullest with regular letters. It's easier to read for people and generally earns you more respect. It's not essential to have perfect grammar, especially if English is a second language. However, you are generally better treated when people are thinking that you're doing your best, not just being lazy.
Respect is something that comes with time and naturally. To earn it, it takes patience. Figuring out things like this helps.
Above all else, RPing is a recreational activity, so it should be fun. Respect the GMs and other players and keep their enjoyment in mind as well. Conduct yourself in a polite manner when asking others to post, and respond regularly to threads you participate in. We're here to have fun, so keep it fun. Don't take it too seriously, since being serious is what the moderators are here for.
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A video from the Hadley company details its new SmartValve electronic height control system's potential to reduce the physical burden on drivers raising and lowering landing gear, among other benefits.
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National Women's Ministry |
"... for the joy of the LORD is your strength." Neh 8:10 |
Interview With Joyce Fletcher National Women's Ministry Strategic Aims
How We Will WorkPartnershipsWe are committed to work in partnership and to engage with all other COGOP national work streams: MENS, SENIOR, CHILDREN, YOUTH, FAMILY, RAFFA and MISSIONS. We will work with other key faith based organisations where this will support the delivery of shared aims and objectives. We will work in partnership with organisations on mutual interests and concerns or to lobby and influence in the delivery of the women ministry agenda. Harnessing SkillsWe are committed to recognising the impact and contribution women have and continue to make across all professional fields in society. We aim to harness the talents, creativity, innovation and faith of women to make a difference within COGOP UK. SustainabilityWe are committed to using the God given skills we have in our women to generate the income and resources that are required to deliver the Women Ministry agenda, support international missions and support other ministry steams. We are committed to promote good stewardship and the law of sowing a reaping in seeing the blessings of God upon our women, families, churches and communities. Intercessory Prayer & FastingWe fundamentally believe in the power of prayer and fasting and living by the Word. This will underpin the direction and leading of Women Ministries COGOP UK. ObjectivesYear one objectives 2010
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Lawrence Daniel
Director, Student Center Marketing Communications and Retail
Lawrence Daniel joined the Student Centers team in December 2008 as an Associate Director. He previously worked for the University of Houston Athletics Department. During his three and half years there, he worked his way from Graduate Assistant to serve as their Director of Marketing and Promotions. Lawrence, a Southern California native, received his Masters of EdStudent Centeration Degree in EdStudent Centeration with an emphasis in Sports Administration from the University of Houston, and earned his Bachelors of Arts Degree in Political Science from Southern University, located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
In fall 2010, he transitioned into Director for Student Center Marketing Communications and Retail. Lawrence is responsible for working with the different units of the Student Centers to manage marketing, electronic communication, programming and retail services as well as assisting with the implementation of new Division of Student Affairs (DSA) marketing initiatives as part of his role as chair of the DSA Marketing and Communications committee.
Lawrence looks forward to helping expand awareness about programs and resources offered by the Student Centers and within the Division of Student. He is excited about continuing to support the current progress and execution of all Student Centers programs, while contributing to the enhancement of the college union experience for the entire campus community.
In his spare time, Lawrence enjoys spending time with his wife Candace, and daughter Drew. His leisure activities include attending sporting events, and traveling.


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Flow cytometers are useful tools for monitoring phytoplankton populations both in cultures and environmental samples, since multiparametric measurements of particle size and autofluorescence can be collected quickly (10,000 events per second) on large samples of up to several mL. In this application note the BD Accuri™ C6 Flow Cytometer, a pre-aligned, pre-optimized system with fixed-voltage detectors, was used in both a lab setting and onboard a small boat for the real-time monitoring of Microcytis blooms in Michigan Lakes. The fluorescence "signatures" (median channel fluorescence value ratios determined from the emissions at each of the wavelengths listed) of 5 different Microcystis cultures and 19 other phytoplankton species (diatoms, cyanobacteria, and green algae) were readily determined.
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A lament of education reformers in recent years has been the declining share of U.S. college students entering STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) professions—and the loss of opportunity for both those students and the U.S. economy as a whole.
A new report from the Information Technology Industry Council, the Partnership for a New American Economy, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce tells another, less familiar part of this story, though one well-known to those paying attention: the growing role of immigrant workers in these same STEM industries, where the foreign-born account for 26.1% of workers with PhDs and 17.7% of master's degree holders.
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- Support offered by AccessAbility
- Support for students with specific learning difficulties
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- Accessing your disability support
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Disability support and funding for international students
AccessAbility provides disability-related advice to all students irrespective of funding. We may be able to help with arranging additional time for examinations, for example, or with drawing up an Individual Learning Plan.
An AccessAbility advisor will be able to tell you more. Contact us to arrange an appointment.
Free assistive software is available from the JISC TechDis website, for downloading onto your own computer or for running from a USB stick. If you would like advice on software which might help you, please make an appointment to see an Adviser.
Although non-UK based students are not eligible for funding through the Disabled Students' Allowance, there may be other sources of funding. Many students coming to the UK to study are eligible for funding through their home government for support for their disability. However, you would usually need to apply before you begin your programme of study.
The Snowdon Awards Scheme provides grants to physically disabled and sensory impaired students studying in the UK. The closing date for applications is 31st May each year, and additional applications for funding are considered each October.


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Duck Race Hosts Organization Adoption Form Pick Up
The Rotary Club of Estes Park is the sponsor of the Estes Park Duck Race to be held this year on May 5th.
All 65 organizations that will benefit from this year's Estes Park Duck Race are invited to pick up their packets of duck race adoption forms so they may start going out and selling a chance to win great prizes, while raising money for their organization.
The packet pickup will take place next Wednesday, Feb. 29th, at 5:00 p.m. in the Hondius Room (turn right after entering the front door) of the Estes Valley Library.
At the meeting, the organizations will be briefed on our new duck adoption form this year and how to turn in money, forms, etc. The new form is a three-fold brochure that promotes the race, the town, and Rotary as well as major sponsors of the race. The days of the big yellow adoption form are gone.
Questions: call Kris Hazelton, this year's Big Duck (chair of the Rotary Club's Duck Race Committee) at 970-586-5800.


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Brianna Perry - Started From The Bottom (Freestyle)
Started From The Bottom (Freestyle) Brianna Perry
A new freestyle from Brianna Perry, who is dropping her new tape "Symphony No. 9" later today.
Bump Started From The Bottom (Freestyle), the latest cut from Brianna Perry. It dropped on Friday, March 8th, 2013. Brianna Perry's horizons are broadening with each new release, and Started From The Bottom (Freestyle) is no exception. It's a worthy addition to a catalogue that has seen much growth since Brianna Perry stepped foot in the rap game. We're looking forward to hearing more.
Check out Brianna Perry on 9. If you dig this, visit Brianna Perry's profile for the latest info, news, songs, and mixtapes. Check out Brianna Perry's Twitter.
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Spotted: Votive Updated with Burlap for Holiday or DIY Wedding Decor
November 29th, 2014 | by Becky Striepe
Redo an old votive holder with a little bit of burlap for cute DIY holiday decor or even a DIY wedding decoration!
November 29th, 2014 | by Becky Striepe
Redo an old votive holder with a little bit of burlap for cute DIY holiday decor or even a DIY wedding decoration!
May 26th, 2014 | by Becky Striepe
How sweet are these boho chic mason jar candle holders? The secret to these beauties is in the stencils
June 22nd, 2012 | by Bonnie Getchell
Do you remember my Upcycled Candle Holder into a Mini Easter Basket post? Well, I decided to give my candle holders another makeover so that I could use them daily, instead of once a year. Grab your candle holders, candle jars, or any small jar that you may have, and transform them into colorful organizers!
May 10th, 2012 | by Bonnie Getchell
First and foremost, it is important to avoid using plastic water bottles if at all possible. You can recycle them, but as Becky wrote in the Ten Projects for Plastic Bottles post, all of that recycling requires energy and not all bottles can be recycled. In that same post, Becky shared the idea of using a plastic bottle as a votive holder. I had a plastic bottle after hiking this week and decided to make my own version of a water bottle candle holder!
February 24th, 2012 | by Bonnie Getchell
It seems too early to even think about Easter, but items are already showing up in the stores! Before you spend money on items at the big box stores, try eco-friendly DIY projects like this one!


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Thai Chicken Salad With Figs
Printable version of this recipe.Ingredients
6 tablespoons lime juice
1/4 cup honey
3 teaspoons soy sauce (light)
1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes (crushed)
2 teaspoons ginger (peeled, finely minced)
1 cup figs (dried, stems removed, cut in eighths)
2 green onion (thinly sliced)
1/4 cup mint (freshly chopped)
1/2 small cantaloupe (seeded, pared, cut julienned, about 2 cups)
1 red bell pepper (seeded, julienned, about 1-1/2 cups)
1 small cucumber (peeled, seeded, julienned, about 2 cups)
Mixed salad greens
mint (for garnish)
To make the dressing, whisk the first five ingredients together and set aside.
In a large salad bowl, or individual salad plates, assemble the salad by layered the mixed greens, cantaloupe, red pepper and cucumber..
Top with chicken, figs, onion and chopped mint.
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8 Bewitching Uses for Classic TVs
onPlanning to upgrade your entertainment center this year or did your TV suffer from an unfortunate break during your last move? In either case, you've got an old TV that you can't really use. Although, you may be tempted toss it, we hope these eight, enchanting uses for old TVs will inspire you to think outside of the (TV) box to create an equally bewitching upcycling project for your classic TV.