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A suspect who held authorities at bay for almost six hours after robbing a man in Shreveport's Pierremont neighborhood is behind bars this morning.
At approximately 10:50 p.m. on January 19, 2012, Shreveport Police patrol officers responded to a home in the 6200 block of Dillingham Avenue relative to a robbery. Upon arrival there, officers contacted an adult male victim who reported to them he was awakened by a masked man armed with a knife and what appeared to be a handgun demanding money from him. The victim gave the intruder a small amount of cash as well the keys to his Chevrolet pick-up truck which the man then absconded in. The victim was not injured.
The stolen truck was equipped with OnStar and within moments they were able to provide patrolmen with the gps location of the vehicle and officers soon caught up with it. As they tried to stop the man, he refused to comply and led them on a lengthy vehicle pursuit that ended only when OnStar disabled the truck on Woodfield Drive near its intersection with Browning Street. When police approached the stolen truck, the suspect, who was still masked, produced a handgun and pointed it to his own head. Officers immediately backed off, secured a perimeter and called for the Crisis Negotiation Team.
Crisis negotiators spent the next five and a half hours talking to the robber via the OnStar system and, just before 5:00 a.m. on January 20, 2012, he tossed the handgun on the dashboard of the stolen truck and stepped out with his hands up. He was immediately taken into custody without incident. The suspect, identified as 42 year old John Wayne Remedies of Whitehouse, Texas, was subsequently booked into the Caddo Correctional Center on one count each of armed robbery and aggravated flight. Upon further investigation, detectives learned the gun he used to commit the robbery was actually a toy pistol.


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Last Friday morning, Clemson picked-up a commitment from Jalen Williams - a 6-0, 220 pound, three-star linebacker After Williams attendedcamp at Clemson this past July, the coaching staff - in particular defensive coordinator Brett Venables - took a strong liking to the prospect, and offered him a scholarhship.
Williams plays his high school ball Blythewood (S.C.) High.
At Dabo's camp, Williams ostensibly held his own against every other linebacker in attendance. This group of linebackers included 2014's No. 1 LB prospect Raekwon McMillan, who will be visiting the Tigers on October 18th.
This scholarship offer, however, came with a condition. Williams is in the 2014 recruiting class, but Clemson already had several LB commits for said class. So, they offered Williams a greyshirt, which means he would not be able to enroll at the school until January 2015.
Williams, who is rated by 247 Sports as the No. 108 outside linebacker and No. 33 overall prospect in South Carolina in 2014, decided to take Venables up on his less conventional offer. In doing so, he selected the Tigers over Appalachian State (considered to be his No. 2 choice), Towson, and Coastal Carolina.
It should also be noted, though, that it's possible that Williams could still end up signing as part of Clemson's 2014 class in the spring. If the Tigers don't fill meeting their scholarship limit - either by not signing up to it or by attrition - then the Clemson coaches have told Williams he can enroll for 2014. In fact, according to our Clemson Insider, they've told Williams the odds are pretty good that this will happen.
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The big Spice Girls reunion at Viva Forever musical opening didn't really turn out the way people hoped. Victoria Beckham has clearly taken a big step away from the rest of the girls, which she made quite clear to everyone at the premiere. When Emma Bunton, Mel B, Mel C and Geri Halliwell posed together on the red carpet, she chose to sneak in with her husband David Beckham and their children, only taking a few photos. She later posed very awkwardly on stage with the other Spice Girls.
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Natural gas is the most costly component used in manufacturing nitrogen fertilizer. Therefore, when natural gas prices increased in 2000-2001, U.S. companies that produce nitrogen fertilizer reported adverse financial consequences resulting from much higher production costs. Concerns also arose that the nation's farmers would face much higher nitrogen fertilizer prices and that there might not be an adequate supply of nitrogen fertilizer to satisfy farmers' demands at any price. Responding to congressional concerns, GAO undertook a study to determine (1) how the price of natural gas affects the price, production, and availability of nitrogen fertilizer and (2) what role the federal government plays in mitigating the impact of natural gas prices on the U.S. fertilizer market.
Higher natural gas prices have contributed to higher nitrogen fertilizer prices and reduced domestic production. The following figure shows the relationship between natural gas prices and the farmer price for nitrogen fertilizer. Higher gas prices in 2000-2001 also led to a 25 percent reduction in domestic production of nitrogen but, despite this decline, the supply of nitrogen fertilizer was adequate to meet farmers' demand in 2001. Demand was met because U.S. nitrogen production was supplemented by a 43 percent increase in nitrogen imports and a 7 percent decrease in agricultural consumption of nitrogen fertilizer. The federal government does not set natural gas prices, and it has a limited role in managing the impact of natural gas prices on the U.S. fertilizer market. Three federal agencies--(1) the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, (2) the Commodities Futures Trading Commission, and (3) the Energy Information Administration--are responsible for ensuring that natural gas prices are determined in a competitive and informed marketplace. Moreover, the federal government has no role in controlling fertilizer prices, but the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) does monitor developments in the agricultural sector, including fertilizer markets, that could affect farmers. Also, in 2001, USDA collected additional survey information in response to concerns about the price and availability of nitrogen fertilizer.
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The pilot was trying to land at West Houston Airport about 7 p.m. when he had mechanical problems with his Beechcraft Baron 58, officials said.
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Anti-Defamation League officials now say they dont believe an incident involving a Michigan State University student who said he was attacked after being asked if he was Jewish should be treated as a hate crime.
Zachary Tennen, 19, alleged that two men raised their arms in a Nazi salute, said "Heil Hitler, knocked him unconscious and stapled his mouth outside an off-campus party Aug. 26, according to his family.
Our understanding is that the investigation is now nearly complete, the league said in a statement Friday released by Detroit Regional Director Betsy Kellman.
Based on interviews with more than 50 witnesses who were at the party that night, the East Lansing Police have apparently concluded that while the student was a victim of a serious physical assault, the evidence does not support his claim that the assault involved anti-Semitic hate speech or gestures, nor does it indicate that the incident was motivated by his religion.
Last month, the league issued a statement expressing horror and outrage at an alleged anti-Semitic hate crime. Anti-Defamation League officials have talked with Tennen, his family and law enforcement officials.
East Lansing Police Capt. Jeff Murphy has said witnesses have not confirmed evidence of a hate crime. Murphy did not immediately return a message Friday night.
Murphy said last week that police have turned the findings of their investigation over to the Ingham County Prosecutors Office. An 18-year-old Farmington Hills man has been identified as a suspect, police have said.
A man who answered the phone at the Tennen house Friday night said there would be no comment.
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Retiring boomers threaten to short-circuit state's growth (Oct. 9, 2014)
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Seattle: Growth push runs headlong into residents (Sept. 17, 2014)
South Shore begins effort to develop new economic strategy (Sept. 15, 2014)
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Woman's flight from Somerville to Texas speaks volumes about affordability (July 28, 2014)
Study shows why Boston's costs could chase away work force (July 16, 2014)
Migration patterns show this generation digs density (July 15, 2014)
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The increasing ubiquity of smartphones and tablets, along with expectations of future rapid growth and the adoption of Internet-connected Smart TV platforms makes delivering digital content quickly and seamlessly but more important and more complex. Being able to reach audiences wherever and however they are choosing to interact with digital content is no longer a nice-to-have, it's a must-have, and media companies and marketers have a choice: Will they attempt to solve this problem themselves and spend more and more time and resources on a technology problem that's outside of their core competency? Or will they turn to third-party cloud content service providers with significant scale that can help them to stay ahead of the rapidly changing technology landscape?
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mikemoranDHG: Hopkins doing something different: not going to the locker room.
mikemoranDHG: Hopkins 28-27 over turners at half
mikemoranDHG: Hopkins defense steps up. Got a few fast breaks but nothing. Set pieces resulted in second chance ops. Tied at 19
mikemoranDHG: Hopkins with a too many lazy turnovers. Interior defense is bad too. Trail 19-13 early second.
mikemoranDHG: RT @WilkGazette: FINAL - Amherst 73, Chicopee 63. Hurricanes reach first WMass final since 2003
mikemoranDHG: Hopkins up 11-10 with 110 left. Hopkins timeout.
WilkGazette: FINAL - Amherst 73, Chicopee 63. Hurricanes reach first WMass final since 2003
WilkGazette: Amherst up 69-61, 46.9 to go
WilkGazette: Boyd with consecutive 3-point plays. 65-58
WilkGazette: Pacers trying to hang in but 'Canes holding to 64-52 lead with 2:53 left
WilkGazette: Cuffee with a transition layup. Hurricanes up 60-45, 5 minutes away from the final
MoomawDHG: Final: Quaboag 52, Hopkins 27. Hopkins boys up next, follow @mikemoranDHG for details.
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WilkGazette: Now McCall throws it down along the baseline on a perfect dish from Siegel. 54-40 Amherst
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mikemoranDHG: At the cage waiting for Hopkins-turners west d4 semifinal.
WilkGazette: McCall and Cuffee back to start 4th with 3 fouls each
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WilkGazette: McCall and Cuffee each commit 3rd foul late in the third quarter. Hurricanes lead 47-38 at a timeout with 1:49 left in 3rd
WilkGazette: Chicopee got to within 3 on three occasions, but Amherst now back up 7 at 40-33, 3:15 left in 3rd
MoomawDHG: End of 3: Quaboag 36, Hopkins 23. Mackenzie Sullivan with 18 points, mostly from behind the arc.
MoomawDHG: Hopkins calls timeout trailing 31-29 with 3:10 left in the third quarter.
WilkGazette: Second half underway with Amherst leading Chicopee 30-25
WilkGazette: McCall leads Hurricanes with 9 points. Siegel has 8 and Alex Mangels 6
WilkGazette: Once Cuffee picked up some fouls and taken out, Boyd has gone off for 12 points in the 2nd quarter. Amherst lead cut to 30-25 at the half
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Madison Square Garden
Attendance: 19,387
New York, NY (Sports Network) - Wilson Chandler hit a go-ahead three-pointer late in the fourth quarter on his way to scoring 27 points, as the New York Knicks won their eighth straight game after defeating the Denver Nuggets, 129-125, at Madison Square Garden.
Amare Stoudemire finished with 30 points and eight rebounds, while Raymond Felton posted a double-double with 19 points and 17 assists for the Knicks, who have won eight in a row for the first time since December 27, 1994 to January 13, 1995.
"Wilson was terrific," Knicks head coach Mike D'Antoni said. "Wilson, Landry (Fields), Gallo (Danilo Gallinari), Raymond, kept us in there until Amare started heating up. A great game. Denver played well. That was a great game. It was fun."
Stoudemire became the first player in franchise history to post 30 or more points in eight straight games, passing Willie Naulls' mark of seven consecutive games with 30-plus points set back in 1962.
Carmelo Anthony returned to the lineup after sitting out the last two games with a right knee injury and ended with a game-high 31 points to go with 13 rebounds for Denver, which was unable to build off Friday's 123-116 decision at Toronto, a victory that gave head coach George Karl his 1,000th career win. Nene added 26 points in defeat.
"He's on a roll. His jump shot is falling right now, so he has a nice rhythm going right now," Anthony said about Stoudemire's play.
With the Knicks ahead 120-115 with just under two minutes remaining, Ty Lawson's driving layup and Chauncey Billups' three tied things with 1:18 to play.
After an exchange of baskets, Chandler drilled a three from the left side to put New York back in front with 30.6 seconds on the clock.
Following a Denver timeout, Anthony committed an offensive foul on his squad's next trip and Felton made both from the stripe for a five-point lead with 15.6 seconds left.
Anthony was fouled from behind the arc on the ensuing possession and drained all three from the line to get the Nuggets within 127-125. Felton again was hacked and converted both free throws with 6.4 seconds to play to put the Knicks up by four and they held on in the remaining time.
Chandler and Landry Fields paced the Knicks with 12 and 11 points, respectively, in the opening quarter to give the home team a 35-24 lead after 12 minutes. New York made 6-of-9 from three-point range in the period.
The Nuggets used an 11-2 run to cut a 12-point deficit down to three at 46-43 with 7:09 left in the half and Denver would go ahead for the first time at 56-55 with 3:27 remaining on Anthony's pullup jumper.
Both sides took turns exchanging the lead for the rest of the quarter and the Knicks were up 66-65 at the break.
It was an 85-83 game in favor of New York with 4:07 remaining in the third, before Toney Douglas hit a three-pointer to start a 10-2 run that build the Knicks lead up to double-digits with 1:36 left. New York held a 97-89 edge after three.
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In the dining hall of VielsDen Keep, the former elven queen Zashariel and Tirarna, Dragon Queen and High Mistress of Garth were enjoying their evening dinner.
"And your armies put down the Orc sorcerer Gruzablu and his minions?" asked Tirarna.
"Yes, after they had ravaged two dwarf kingdoms," replied Zashariel.
A figure came running across the dining hall toward the two inmates.
It was a young woman, with long blonde hair streaming behind her. She was dressed in a white dress that had been made in the VielsDen Keep workshop. Inmates were permitted to wear their own clothes, but most found it convenient to wear the dresses provided by the sisters.
The young woman jumped up, landing her bare feet on the dining table.
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"I am Pardeela, Princess of Power!" declared the young woman.
The elf and the human queen sighed.
"I am the champion of freedom, the sword of justice- the enemy of all tyranny!" shouted Pardeela.
"Do go away," said Tirarna.
"I recognise you!" exclaimed the Princess of Power. "You are the evil Tirarna, the Dragon Queen! Your reign of evil is over, mistress of darkness!"
"What are you going to do to me? Throw me in VielsDen Keep? Oh, goodness me, I'm there already- and so are you!" said the Dragon Queen with a sneer.
Pardeela ignored Tirarna and turned to the elf queen.
"Do not fear, Queen of the Elves, I shall save you from this evildoer. I will protect you!"
"It's alright, young lady. I really don't need rescuing," said Zashariel. "Tirarna is a friend."
As queen of the High Elf kingdom of Thaalidor, she had made the reluctant decision to declare Pardeela a person non gratia. The Princess of Power had been forbidden to enter Thaalidor on pain of death. The crazed young woman always caused chaos where ever she went in her obsession with rescuing people and defeating evil powers.
Pardeela turned back to the human woman.
"You wicked villain! How dare you take captive a queen of the noble elves!"
"Girl, if our paths had crossed before this place, I would have had you disembowelled for my amusement," snarled Tirarna.
One of the sisters approached.
"Pardeela, you really should get down off the table," suggested the sister, a pretty looking halfling.
"I have to save the elven queen!" shrieked Pardeela.
"Where is your sword of justice, Pardeela?" asked Tirarna. "Where is your shining armour? Where is your winged horse?"
Pardeela was silent.
"Princess of Power? Ha! You may be the bastard brat of some prince, but you've no power. Your just a crazed inmate in this asylum."
"Please come down off the table," repeated the sister.
"All these people you think you've rescued- are they grateful? No, they think you are crazy and they've shut you up here in VielsDen Keep. You're the most pathetic of all the inmates here. Princess of Power! Princess Pathetic I say!"
Pardeela suddenly looked around her. A confused look came over her face. Then suddenly, she broke down into tears and collapsed on to the table sobbing.
The sister gently began trying to comfort the sobbing young woman.
"That was very unkind, Tirarna," chided the high elf.
"Unkind? I once impaled a thousand prisoners in one afternoon. And you chide me for laughing at a fool? Zashariel, even you must get tired of that crazy girl," replied the Dragon Queen, before walking off.
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May 31st, 2013A frosty beverage plucked from an icy cooler is as much a symbol of summer as sunblock and sandals. While we have all heard that too many alcoholic beverages can wreak havoc on the waistline—commonly referred to as a beer belly—a similar phenomenon known as sugar belly could be hiding under the lids of some of your favorite summer libations.
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May 31st, 2013Cycling is a good form of exercise, so it's no wonder that more than 80 million bicycle riders in the United States have taken up bicycling for fun, and as a mode of transportation.
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May 30th, 2013Summer is here and it's time to start heading outdoors. In some states, you can enjoy the outdoors year-round. It is OK to spend some time in the sun, but do not think for one minute that people with darker skin—including many in the African American community—have nothing to worry about when it comes to being at risk for skin cancer.
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I shoot a 9mm, am I would like to hear from anyone who knows that this round works or should I say is good. does any one know of any actual shooting and website I can go to and look at stats.
This is a discussion on Pow R' Ball within the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I shoot a 9mm, am I would like to hear from anyone who knows that this round works or should I say is good. does ...
I shoot a 9mm, am I would like to hear from anyone who knows that this round works or should I say is good. does any one know of any actual shooting and website I can go to and look at stats.
You do not think the 9mm is effective? Then let me shoot at you.
I used to carry this round in 9mm. However, most tests I've seen show the jacket and core separating upon impact. Also, the PowRBall is light weight for caliber (9mm is only 100 gr).
I switched to Federal's 124 gr +P EFMJ (Expanding Full Metal Jacket). I like the heavier weight, and that there is no hollow cavity to get plugged or wrapped (clothing) or crushed (barriers).
Of course, just try finding any nowadays...
Hornady's Critical Defense looks good too (I have it in .380). The 9mm version is 115 gr, but not +P rated.
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The only reason I can really see to go with a round like Pow R'Ball or the Federal EFMJ is if your gun won't feed open mouthed hollowpoints.
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I use it in my short barrel 45 ACP pistols (G36 and Kimber Tactical Ultra II) for several reasons. Lighter bullet and higer velocity will be a plus in these short barrels and I know that the nose of the round will not plug with misc material such as the BG's fabric/clothing. Therefore I should get controlled expansion at a decent velocity for a short barrel plus it feeds flawlessly. Hopefully I will never get the chance to see how its terminal ballistics work on a BG but I feel comfortable carrying a couple of mags of the 165 gr PowerBall. FWIW, I also carry various HP rounds for the same guns including Golden Saber, Hornady TAP, CorBon and Magtech mostly in +P 230 gr.
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I carry it in a Khar PM 9, but only because I do not have time to test DPX right now. I am very concerned with something I found recently. On brassfetcher.com most of the pictures show great penetration and expansion however, the bullets look like they turned sideways essentially negating expansion. I am going to look at this further because it really concerns me.
I've tried Cor-Bon Pow'R'Ball .357 in my S&W Model 60. It shoots fine, with less recoil and flash than any of the other .357 SD rounds I've tried, but the ejector rod cannot eject the casings. I've had to poke them out individually using a thin stick or rod. This isn't a problem with the gun, which shoots Winchester Silvertip, Hornady, and Magtech .357 rounds just fine. (As well as assorted .38 sp and .38 sp +P.)
In my case, that rules it out as a workable self defense round, because it is not possible to reload quickly. With a 5-shot revolver, that's an issue.


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Sanford quarterback Chase Eldredge passed for 128 yards, rushed for 44 and scored a touchdown on a 9-yard run in Sanford's 49-14 win over Massabesic Saturday afternoon. (courtesy photo by Tracy Neuville)
SANFORD — Needing a win in their regular season finale against Massabesic on Saturday, the Spartans routed the Mustangs 49-14 and now will travel to South Portland on Friday for the Class A West quarterfinals.The Spartans even dominated the stats in the process, racking up 362 yards rushing and 128 passing, for a total of 490 yards.The win closed out Sanford's regular season at 4-4, while the Mustangs dropped to 1-7. It also evened up the "Battle of the Ridge" records for the two teams. They have met 26 times since their first encounter in 1989, and each team has 21 victories.Except for the PAT conversions, Sanford's scoring was well distributed. Sophomore Peter Hegarty was the only repeat scorer, scoring twice, while Chase Eldredge, John Morgan, Nick Love, Alex Grondin and Ed Michetti each scored once. But when it comes to the PAT conversions, all seven of them were booted by sure-footed Connor McGehee.Sanford's first touchdown was scored after five minutes had elapsed in the game, the result of a 51-yard drive that required 10 plays. The key play in the drive was a 27-yard run by Ed Michetti that gave the Spartans a first down on the M-25. Three plays later, Sanford was in a first-and-10 situation on the Mustang 15. Quarterback Chase Eldredge carried to the M-9 in two plays, then rushed up the middle for a 9-yard touchdown, leaping over two Massabesic defenders he encountered at the 1-yard line. McGehee's kick made it 7-0.
Sanford sophomore Peter Hegary has scored four touchdowns in Sanford's final three games of the regular season. (courtesy photo by George Tarbox)
Sanford's Jed Scott (79), Nick Veino (83) and Tyler Flayhan (99) combine to bring down a Noble ball carrier in Sanford's win over the Knights a week ago. (courtesy photo by Tracy Neuville)
Two plays later, Sanford was once again in Massabesic territory following a fumble recovery on the Mustang 30. The Spartans wasted no time closing out the scoring in the game. On the first play from scrimmage, senior Alex Grondin took the handoff, broke through the right side of the line into the Mustang secondary, and left the Massabesic defenders in a cloud of dust, racing 30 yards to pay dirt untouched. McGehee's kick closed out the scoring at 49-14.Michetti was Sanford's leading rusher, gaining 117 yards in six carries; Hegarty was second, lugging the ball 14 times for 104 yards. Grondin carried five times for a total of 47 yards, and Eldredge picked up 44 yards on 14 carries.In the passing department, Eldredge was 6 for 12 for a total of 128 yards. Morgan caught three passes for 66 yards, and Wiegand hauled in three for 62 yards.Colby Perigo led in solo tackles with five, followed by Cloutier and Roberge with five each and Nick Veino with three. Jed Scott led in assisted tackles with eight, followed by Zach Fulton and Perigo with six each. Veino and Michetti had five assisted tackles apiece, followed by Roberge and Cloutier with four each. Cloutier recorded three sacks overall with Perigo, with Veino and Roberge adding one each.


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MAWS Students Test Their Learning at Joint War Game
May 2010
NEWPORT, R.I. – The Maritime Advanced Warfighting School (MAWS) participated in the Theater Campaign Warfare (TCW) war game at Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Alabama, April 26-30.
Capt. Pat Molenda, MAWS director, attended the TCW war game along with 27 MAWS students and two faculty.
"TCW is always a highlight for the MAWS as our students get the opportunity to work closely with their counterparts from all the advanced warfighting schools throughout the services," said Molenda. "During TCW, the MAWS students are challenged with very thorny problems and get the opportunity to work with some of the brightest officers out there."
This is the tenth consecutive year MAWS has participated in the game. MAWS, an integral component of the Naval War College's (NWC) educational mission to develop strategic and operational leaders, provides select resident students with an expanded academic program that hones the skills required to plan, execute, and assess combined, joint, and naval operations.
The students participated in the war game as Operational Planning Team (OPT) leads and members while Molenda filled the roles of Secretary of Defense and Combatant Command Commander.
"TCW offered a unique perspective to look at planning from a different vantage point, oriented towards strategic and whole of government solutions," said Lt. Cmdr. Susan Smith. "The interactions with students from other warfighting schools were not only entertaining but allowed for, in my opinion, a higher level of critical thinking due to the plethora of backgrounds and approaches."
TCW is the capstone event for the School of Advanced Air and Space Studies (SAASS), augmented by participation of students from MAWS, the School of Advanced Military Studies (SAMS) at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and the School of Advanced Warfare (SAW), at Quantico, Virginia, to develop greater cross-service appreciation of theater operational issues.
"It was useful to meet students from the other advanced warfighting schools and compare experiences," said Lt. Cmdr. Dave Roberts. "I found it interesting that the other three schools have much more service-oriented, and less joint, student bodies than MAWS."
Roberts explained that the students gained insights into the strategic level of planning that SAASS considers, and how that relates to the operational level of planning that is the focus of all the schools.
"SAASS hosted an interesting future war game with highly plausible real-world scenarios," said Roberts. "I was surprised that all four OPTs in our world arrived at similar recommendations for each problem. Rotating team leads from each of the (advanced war fighting) schools was a useful way to examine our planning processes within the scenario."
The event is a seminar-based, educational war game designed to provide students an opportunity for the synthesis of operational art through the application of concepts involving the nature and employment of military forces developed during the past year.
"While each advanced war fighting school has varied focuses it was obvious that at the core our similar training allowed us to rapidly integrate into a joint team and attack complex problems," said Lt. Cmdr. Errol Laumann. "This exercise was an excellent litmus test of the year's studies and prepped us well to go into the Joint Maritime Operations Capstone exercise (at NWC)."
As an added benefit following their NWC experience, Laumann also pointed out the value in the opportunity to build relationships and network with future operational planners from multiple services.
MAWS students acquitted themselves well throughout the week validating their months of study against the advanced warfighting schools of the other services.
"I believe the biggest takeaway for our students is they come away with realization that they can more than hold their own in any type of complex planning environment," said Molenda. "I think this gives them the confidence to help them excel in the challenging assignments they will face down the road."
MAWS, a thirteen-month program, integrates NWC's College of Naval Command and Staff core courses (National Security Decision Making, Strategy & War, and Joint Maritime Operations), three electives comprising the Joint Planner area of study, and real-world planning missions assigned by Joint and Navy operational commanders. This educational process produces skilled practitioners of the operational art and operational planning in the joint and maritime domains.
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Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper has told 96 people in the state's "senior executive service" to reapply for their jobs. The Denver Post first reported the move Tuesday. The senior managers work in a variety of departments, from the Colorado Lottery to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. They receive higher pay than other managers in exchange for giving up protections afforded classified state employees. Instead, they work on annual contracts.
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- Date:15 Feb 2014
- Kick-off:15:00
- Venue:Easter Road Stadium
- Attendance:8,411
- Stanton (9) Taiwo (23)
- Brittain (58)
Live Commentary
The final whistle is blown by the referee.
- 91:58 +1.58
Erik Cikos takes a shot and cleared the goal.
- 90:10 +0.10
Corner from the left by-line taken by Lewis Stevenson.
- 89:54
Sam Stanton has an effort at goal. Parried by Mark Brown back into danger.
- 88:33
Free kick taken by Ben Williams.
- 87:56
Mark Brown takes the free kick.
- 87:50
Foul by Paul Cairney on Ben Gordon, free kick awarded.
- 87:32
The ball is crossed by Ryan McGivern.
- 86:17
Danny Handling leaves the field to be replaced by Daniel Boateng.
- 81:31
James Collins replaces Danny Haynes.
- 81:05
Danny Handling takes the chance to get an effort at goal and missed to the left of the goal.
- 78:19
Michael Tidser fouled by Tom Taiwo, the ref awards a free kick.
- 78:04
Free kick taken by Ben Williams.
- 77:59
Foul by Yoann Arquin on Michael Nelson, free kick awarded.
- 77:48
Ben Gordon on for Evangelos Ikonomou.
- 77:23
Paul Cairney on for Alex Harris.
- 75:50
Richard Brittain restarts play with the free kick.
- 75:35
Ryan McGivern concedes a free kick for a foul on Graham Carey.
- 75:00
Yann Songo'o restarts play with the free kick.
- 74:36
Shot by Kevin Luckassen.
- 74:11
Corner taken by Richard Brittain.
- 73:36
Kevin Luckassen replaces Jordan Slew.
- 70:14
Free kick taken by Mark Brown.
- 70:01
Unfair challenge on Brian McLean by Jordon Forster results in a free kick.
- 69:18
Corner taken by Sam Stanton.
- 69:03
The ball is swung over by Ryan McGivern.
- 67:10
Free kick awarded for a foul by Yoann Arquin on Danny Handling.
- 66:33
The ball is sent over by Danny Handling.
- 66:18
Corner taken by Sam Stanton.
- 65:25
Free kick taken by Paul Hanlon.
- 65:07
Free kick awarded for a foul by Yann Songo'o on Danny Handling.
- 59:10
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Jordon Forster by Evangelos Ikonomou.
- 58:16
Free kick scored by Richard Brittain. Hibernian 2-1 Ross County.
- 57:36
Michael Tidser fouled by Tom Taiwo, the ref awards a free kick.
- 57:09
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Graham Carey by Lewis Stevenson.
- 55:21
Corner from the left by-line taken by Alex Harris.
- 55:08
Free kick taken by Ryan McGivern.
- 54:26
Foul by Yann Songo'o on Danny Haynes, free kick awarded.
- 52:50
The ball is crossed by Ryan McGivern.
- 51:16
Shot by Graham Carey missed to the left of goal.
- 47:46
Lewis Stevenson produces a cross.
- 46:26
Corner taken by Alex Harris.
The second half begins.
The match has reached half-time.
- 45:48 +0.48
Corner taken by Graham Carey.
- 45:36 +0.36
Graham Carey crosses the ball.
- 45:01
Alex Cooper joins the action as a substitute, replacing Rocco Quinn.
- 43:06
A cross is delivered by Jordon Forster.
- 41:52
Graham Carey takes a shot. Parried by Ben Williams back into danger.
- 40:17
Ben Williams restarts play with the free kick.
- 40:12
Foul by Rocco Quinn on Ryan McGivern, free kick awarded.
- 39:45
Lewis Stevenson crosses the ball.
- 38:27
Foul by Lewis Stevenson on Graham Carey, free kick awarded.
- 37:51
Foul by Rocco Quinn on Danny Handling, free kick awarded.
- 36:34
Jordan Slew takes the chance to get an effort at goal.
- 34:30
Corner from the right by-line taken by Graham Carey.
- 34:12
Free kick crossed by Graham Carey.
- 33:49
Yoann Arquin fouled by Paul Hanlon, the ref awards a free kick.
- 31:58
Corner from the right by-line taken by Richard Brittain.
- 31:42
Evangelos Ikonomou produces a cross.
- 26:03
The ball is swung over by Lewis Stevenson.
- 23:55
Tom Taiwo slots the ball right footed into the goal. Hibernian 2-0 Ross County.Assist by Danny Haynes.
- 22:28
Lewis Stevenson takes the chance to get an effort at goal.
- 21:44
Header by Jordan Slew strikes the bar.
- 21:29
Richard Brittain delivers the ball.
- 18:58
Yann Songo'o manages to make a clearance.
- 17:36
Free kick taken by Yann Songo'o.
- 17:25
Unfair challenge on Rocco Quinn by Lewis Stevenson results in a free kick.
- 15:49
Free kick taken by Yann Songo'o.
- 14:56
Danny Haynes has an effort at goal. Parried by Mark Brown back into danger.
- 14:03
Graham Carey fouled by Sam Stanton, the ref awards a free kick.
- 13:23
Corner from the right by-line taken by Sam Stanton.
- 10:59
Mark Brown restarts play with the free kick.
- 10:49
Foul by Danny Haynes on Brian McLean, free kick awarded.
- 9:15
Sam Stanton scores direct from the free kick. Hibernian 1-0 Ross County.
- 8:35
Rocco Quinn is given a yellow card.
- 8:25
Free kick awarded for a foul by Rocco Quinn on Sam Stanton.
- 7:12
Free kick taken by Ben Williams.
- 7:00
Tom Taiwo fouled by Yoann Arquin, the ref awards a free kick.
- 4:59
Shot by Danny Haynes cleared the bar.
- 1:12
Header at goal by Jordon Forster. Mark Brown safely holds on.
- 1:00
Corner taken by Sam Stanton.
The referee gets the game started.
Match Preview
Nelson: It's good to talk Hibernian defender Michael Nelson insists boss Terry Butcher's talking therapy sessions will help the Leith men return to winning ways, starting against Ross County on Saturday. The Easter Road outfit suffered a shock William Hill Scottish Cup exit at the hands of Championship outfit Raith Rovers last week. The Kirkcaldy side's victory was the fifth match in a row that Butcher's men have failed to win and they now face County knowing defeat will hit their Scottish Premiership top-six ambitions hard. But Nelson claims Monday-morning sit downs implemented by the former England skipper after replacing ex-manager Pat Fenlon last November are helping to clear the air between the Hibs squad. Defender Nelson - whose side trail sixth-placed St Johnstone by four points having played a game more - said: "We had a meeting on Monday, which we do after every game. We had a good talk about the Raith match then we put it to bed. We haven't spoke about it since. It's been all about beating Ross County since then. "But it was good to have that chance to discuss the Raith game. If you are going to get a rollicking, it's generally at half-time or full-time on a Saturday. "The Monday meeting comes after the weekend when you have had a chance to think about things and it gives you the chance to have a say on what you think we could improve on. It's usually a bit calmer. "If you are screaming and shouting then you are not really thinking about what you are saying. But we sit down with a cup of tea and just have a chat. "We're on a disappointing run right now and we don't want to let it go on for too long. But having these meetings is a good way to get our feelings all out in the open and then it's done before we even go out for training on a Monday." Grant Murray's Rovers stunned the Edinburgh club with a 3-2 win in the capital. For Hibs, it was another missed chance at ending the club's 112-year wait to lift the Scottish Cup and Nelson admits not even a win against Derek Adams' side will rectify that slip up. "You always hope that a win will lead to another and that a defeat triggers a reaction," he said. "But if we do get a win against County, it won't make up for last Saturday. We can't change the fact we're no longer in the cup." Hibernian midfielder Scott Robertson will miss Saturday's clash and could be out for six weeks after sustaining a knee-ligament injury in last week's defeat to Raith, while banned skipper Liam Craig is also unavailable. However, on-loan Arsenal defender Daniel Boateng could make his debut while Ryan McGivern returns from a hamstring injury, as does Paul Cairney after suspension kept him out of the Rovers loss. Stuart Kettlewell returns from a three-match ban for Ross County but fellow midfielder Filip Kiss drops out through suspension. Defender Steven Saunders has returned to training following a hamstring injury but is not ready to play while winger Melvin de Leeuw (knee) is out. Midfielder Marc Klok remains available to Adams after rejecting a loan move to Peterhead. Ross County forward Jordan Slew believes the long-standing players at the club deserve credit for the team's upturn in form and not just the newcomers. County have lost just once in six matches since Slew joined on loan from Blackburn on New Year's Day. The 21-year-old was one of six January signings who played in the 2-2 draw at Kilmarnock in their most recent Scottish Premiership outing but Slew feels the welcome from the established players has been the key. "It's not all to do with just the six players who have come in, including myself," said Slew. "The guys who have been here for a long time, like Richard Brittain, they have all made us feel really at home. "That's why we have settled in so well, because they have looked after us really well. "It has shown on the pitch. We have bonded together as a team, it looks like we have been together for years. That's all down to the older players looking after us."
Ross County
- Ben Williams
- Jordon Forster
- Michael Nelson
- Paul Hanlon
- Ryan McGivern
- Danny Handling
- Tom Taiwo
- Lewis Stevenson
- Alex Harris
- Danny Haynes
- Sam Stanton
- Daniel Boateng
- Paul Cairney
- James Collins
- Alan Maybury
- Paul Heffernan
- Jason Cummings
- Paul Grant
- Mark Brown
- Erik Cikos
- Brian McLean
- Yann Songo'o
- Evangelos Ikonomou
- Richard Brittain
- Rocco Quinn
- Michael Tidser
- Graham Carey
- Yoann Arquin
- Jordan Slew
- Ben Gordon
- Stuart Kettlewell
- Scott Boyd
- Gary Glen
- Alex Cooper
- Kevin Luckassen
- Sean McCarthy
Match Report
Form Guide
- Hibernian
- Ross County WWDWLD
Last Meetings
- Ross County
- 0 - 2
- Hibernian
- 26/12/2013
- Hibernian
- 0 - 0
- Ross County
- 31/08/2013
- Ross County
- 1 - 0
- Hibernian
- 30/01/2013
- Hibernian
- 0 - 1
- Ross County
- 26/12/2012
- Ross County
- 3 - 2
- Hibernian
- 20/10/2012
Top Scorers
- J Collins 6
- L Craig 4
- P Heffernan 3
- M Nelson 1
- S Robertson 1
- L Stevenson 1
- P Cairney 1
- P Hanlon 1
- J Forster 1
Ross County
- M De Leeuw 4
- F Kiss 4
- R Brittain 3
- G Carey 3
- S Kettlewell 2
- R Quinn 2
- Y Arquin 2
- Y Songo'o 2
- S Boyd 1
- B Gordon 1
- S Saunders 1
- A Cooper 1
- D Maatsen 1
- Total goals 48
- Goals per game 21
- 1 (For) 2 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 3 (For) 4 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- (For) 6 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 2 (For) Period 31-40 mins
- 1 (For) 1 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 2 (For) 1 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 5 (For) 1 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 2 (For) 5 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 5 (For) 7 (Against) Period 81-90 mins
Ross County
- Total goals 56
- Goals per game 29
- 2 (For) 2 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 2 (For) 8 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 5 (For) 5 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 2 (For) 4 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 4 (For) 5 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 2 (For) 6 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 4 (For) 5 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 5 (For) 4 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 3 (For) 4 (Against) Period 81-90 mins


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Before I thought decoction mashing was an arcane practice for undermodified malts, but after reading I have found that some styles benefit greatly from this method. I'm making a Fat Tire clone: .75 lb crystal, 1.5 lb munich, .5 lb biscuit with 2-row as my base. I guess my question is: could I dec. mash for every brew if I wanted to, is it worth the risk of hot side aeration? Is there anything I should know before I start this, like HSA? Thanks for all the help
Something i've discovered recently is that rather than go through the hassle of a full decoction you can get the same effect by skipping the first 2 stages and simply do the mash out stage at the end. Apparently Greg Noonan is doing this now and no longer advocates the tripple decoction. (You could just add some melanoidan malt to the mash though).
I suppose it depends on the type of beer but i've seen 5% suggested as the recommended max several times now. I haven't used it myself, I found out the info above because I was trying to save myself the hassle of a full decoction and a trip down to the homebrew shop.
You take a third of the mash (with a sieve so you are mostly taking soggy grains) and gently boil it for 20 mins. Return this to the rest of the mash which should raise the temperature to mash out. Melanoidin malt produces the same flavours that are produced during decoction mashing which are basically the flavours that are imparted to anything when it is cooked (not just the mash). An example I heard mentioned by Jamil Zanzibar (or what ever his name is) melanoids are the difference in flavour between toast and bread. (How the melanoidin malt is produce though I don't recall)
Won't adding boiling water (212) to the mash cause a lot of tannin extraction in the initial contact?
No, tannin extraction is caused mainly by a combination of ph and temperature. The ph of the mash would still be within the region considered 'safe' at 6 or less. The step I mention isn't anything new, it's merely the final part of the decoction process, the previous 2 steps are now considered unnecessary by the original advocates due through the use of modern fully modified malts. Bear in mind the whole decoction process relies on boiling the grains.


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