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V Corps FECC.
"Eagle 3, this is Apache 6. There's nothing but SAMs [surface to air missiles] out here. We can't find the target. We're going 'Winchester' on cannon and 2.75-inch rockets doing self-SEAD [suppression of enemy air defenses] and near Bingo [out] on fuel. I've hit my abort criteria."We just lost a helicopter due to enemy ADA [air defense artillery] in addition to the one we lost to friendly fire as we crossed the FLOT [forward line of own troops]. You're coming in very weak and broken at this range. I sure hope you can hear me because we couldn't recover the helicopter crew.
Al [air interdiction] never hit the target, and the CAS [close air support] never showed. I don't think the leaflets got through because these guys still want to fight.
"Where are those EA-6B [Marine Prowler] jammers you promised? I never heard from the AWACS [Air Force airborne warning and control system] or ABCCC [Air Force airborne battlespace command and control center].
"Apache troop is SP [starting] on egress route Condor and hopes we can get 'wheels down' without anything else going wrong. Apache 6, out."
Although Apache 6 is not part of a real attack helicopter troop, this radio call shows how rapidly a combat mission can go from bad to worse--giving examples of the range of lethal and nonlethal effects that can be employed in an Army aviation attack. If Apache 6 had had an agency to manage and integrate all effects, he may not have encountered all these problems.
Such an organization exists, and its purpose is to manage all lethal and nonlethal effects for decisive shaping operations in the corps fight. One of the newest of these organizations is the European Command (EUCOM)-based V Corps Fires and Effects Coordination Cell (FECC).
The V Corps FECC combines the traditional members of the deep operations coordination cell (DOCC) and other non-standard battlefield operating system (BOS) representatives under one roof and one leader. The traditional DOCC includes the corps main fire support element (FSE), G3 air, air defense element (ADE), airspace command and control ([A.sup.2][C.sup.2]), rescue coordination center (RCC) liaison, air liaison officer (ALO) along with the V Corps Artillery tactical operations center (TOC).
This article explains why V Corps implemented an FECC, what it looks like and how it functions, and what challenges we encountered transitioning from a DOCC to an FECC.
What was wrong with the DOCC?
After all, we finally got our maneuver brethren to accept it. The FECC is the next evolution of this concept of integrating assets, but the FECC is not just a bigger DOCC.
A DOCC focuses primarily on planning and executing deep fires. In a linear corps fight, this could extend from a division's forward boundary out to the corps' forward boundary. Historically, this range could be more than 150 kilometers.
What the maneuver commander needs--from brigade to corps or even above--is one central clearinghouse for planning, developing and executing effects-based targets wherever they are in his expanded battlespace. He must be able to visualize, synchronize and coordinate all aspects of his lethal and nonlethal actions. An FECC is charged with that responsibility.
In recent years, conflict has changed. Brigades fight in areas larger than Vietnam-era divisions. Divisions currently conduct operations that corps executed during Operation Desert Storm. The counterfire fight is no longer fought at the corps level. With the extended range of most indirect systems, the burden of counterfire has shifted to the division artillery or the reinforcing brigade TOC.
The corps fight has transitioned into employing long-range artillery fires, primarily the Army tactical missile system (ATACMS), as well as Army attack helicopters and joint fires: AI, Navy Tomahawk land-attack missiles (TLAMs), electronic warfare (EW) and CAS. Additionally, the corps plans and executes nonlethal effects, such as operational security (OPSEC), military deception, psychological operations (PSYOPS), special information operations (IO), information assurance, physical security, counterdeception, counter-PSYOPS, and counterintelligence. Public affairs and civil affairs also can help attain IO objectives. Finally, the corps fight includes providing logistic support for additional artillery in the area of operations (AO).
The corps now focuses more on bridging the tactical and operational levels of war, a role once reserved for numbered Armies and Army service component commands. An FECC recognizes this change and provides the organizational structure to support it.
Why do we need an FECC in V Corps? After all, the interim brigade combat team (IBCT) is testing the concept at Fort Lewis, Washington. The IBCT FECC is focused on brigade operations and integrating new systems while V Corps is a tank-heavy unit that will fight primarily with legacy equipment and older doctrine. So what gives?
After Operation Allied Force (Kosovo Air Campaign), V Corps undertook a formidable challenge. It reshaped itself into a lighter, more deployable and synchronized command post (CP) with a rapid strike capability in line with the Chief of Staff of the Army's (CSA's) vision of transformation.
We examined emerging doctrine from the Field Artillery School at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and evolving examples from the XVIII Airborne Corps at Fort Bragg, North Carolina; Eighth Army DOCC in Korea; and III Corps at Fort Hood, Texas. Then the V Corps Artillery (VCA) commander made some tough decisions to transition from a DOCC into a FECC.
The ideas in this article were extracted from our research. What is new is the timing and integration of this concept to a redesigned V Corps CP that has been commended by Army and joint organizations worldwide.
Because of limited manning and, therefore, skill sets, the corps artillery commander consolidated the V Corps TOC with his main CP, in effect built an FECC. V Corps Artillery, like most other non-divisional units, is manned at significantly reduced levels. The headquarters is filled to 60 percent strength for artillery field grade officers and less than 50 percent strength for company grade officers.
More importantly, inbound personnel have very limited or no experience with integrating multi-branch, multi-service and national-level targeting and weapons systems. This type of targeting applies only to corps, numbered Armies and joint staffs. Those officers and NCOs trained at the division level or below have little knowledge of how to plan and use many of these systems. Because of these deficiencies, the V Corps Artillery commander integrated his TOC with the corps main CP, which built a fires (VCA TOC) and effects (V Corps main CP and DOCC) coordination cell-an FECC. (See Figure 1.)
This improved situational awareness for the VCA TOC. With a separate TOC, the VCA staff knew little more than its part of the mission and could not understand how the lethal effects of fires integrated into the complete corps fight.
So, what does the V Corps FECC look like? It includes the following sections: command and control (C2), operations, targeting, joint weapons officer (JWO), G3 air, automated deep operations coordination system (ADOCS) local area network (LAN) and 11th Attack Helicopter Regiment (AHR) S3 plans. (See Figure 2.)
[C.sup.2] Section. This used to be the corps main CP FSE and is the primary coordinator of effects operations. It is in this section that the VCA commander and corps chief of staff develop the corps targeting guidance and objectives. This cell is the primary integrator of battlefield visualization that gives the corps main CP an unprecedented ability to see the current effects-based execution of targets as it applies to friendly units, enemy forces and the terrain.
Operations Section. This section came from the old VCA G3 and fire control element (FCE). It is the artillery backbone of the FECC. The operations section manages the effects and delivery of rocket and missile-based lethal fires. It develops fire plans; executes the high-payoff target list (HPTL), attack guidance matrix (AGM) and target selection standards (TSS); prosecutes targets; and deconflicts and manages artillery airspace.
The operations section also manages artillery resources with the VCA administrative logistics center (ALOC) and coordinates fire support coordination measures (FSCM). The corps tactical CP (TAC) FSE and main CP current operations FSE report to this section. This operations section also is the main point of contact for subordinate fire support organizations.
Targeting Section. The old VCA 02, counterfire cell and the corps targeting officer comprise this section. Its primary purpose is to synchronize the corps targeting effort between the V Corps G2 and executing agencies. The section is a primary planning center for enemy artillery target development. The targeting section focuses the employment of lethal and nonlethal assets in conjunction with the corps G2. It builds the HPTL and AGM and, with the corps G2, determines the TSS.
The Field Artillery intelligence officer (FAIO) reports to the targeting section but works inside the corps analysis and collection element (ACE) and provides real-time target information to the operations section for prosecution.
The targeting section includes engineer, 10, staff judge advocate (SJA) and other BOS representatives to help develop targets.
JWO Section. This is a new section designed to manage air support requests (ASR) and air tasking order (ATO) distribution and management. The JWO section is responsible for target updates and target validations and leads the corps target prioritization process for ATO nominations.
The JWO section is both a planning and executing agency and works in conjunction with the targeting section. It manages all joint effects requests, both lethal and nonlethal.
G3 Air Section. In addition to G3 air, this section includes the [A.sup.2][C.sup.2], air defense element (ADE), air liaison officer (ALO) and other unit liaison officers who perform their traditional DOCC roles but in close coordination with other BOS reps.
The additional impact that a corps FECC brings is the close proximity of the air support operations center (ASOC) and military intelligence brigade TOC. These elements are adjacent to the FECC and work closely with the G3 air section, providing rapid access for CAS integration as well as Guard Rail source feeds and long-range surveillance (LRS) target information.
This section also provides Army input into joint personnel recovery (JPRG) and combat search and rescue (CSAR) operations through the RCC liaison officer from the corps general support (GS) aviation brigade.
ADOCS LAN Manager. V Corps Artillery uses ADOCS to manage its battlefield functional systems. The ADOCS LAN manager, who is the deep operations NCO, also serves as a fire support NCO in the FECC [C.sup.2] (Figure 1) when required.
11th AHR S3 Plans Section. This section is inside the FECC and provides route-planning, mission-processing and battle-tracking functions.
How does the V Corps FECC function? Making the V Corps FECC work is more than just putting these agencies together in one tent. By working closely, the FECC agencies can conduct target development, target prosecution or airspace management and implement tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) that provide a more rapid and cohesive engagement of target sets.
The consolidated layout facilitates coordinating and engaging the right target with the appropriate effects desired, lethal or nonlethal. This is particularly important for airspace management and deconfliction. This also helps to link stove-piped staff organizations together to focus on common objectives.
Effects Coordinator (ECOORD). The FECC functions as one organization under one leadership for unity of effort. Because the VCA commander was already the corps fire support coordinator (FSCOORD), moving these agencies under one roof connected to the corps main CP naturally led to his role as the effects coordinator (ECOORD). All the cells inside the FECC report through the ECOORD.
The ECOORD chairs the targeting meetings, which address not only lethal requirements, but also nonlethal and IO. During the targeting meeting, all issues are surfaced and cross-walked to develop a cohesive application of the spectrum of effects. This guidance is then formalized and approved by the V Corps Chief of Staff during the targeting board. This process allows the corps to have a common view of visualizing and applying effects onto targets.
Common Operating Picture (COP). Today's buzzword for CPs is COP. A layman's definition of COP is the full situational awareness of all information sources integrated into one complete picture of the battlefield.
The FECC's COP connectivity is achieved in many ways. V Corps uses a combination of computer-based visualization tools to provide the corps CP a near real-time picture. (See Figure 3.)
Additionally, today's warfighter requires the ability to overlay multiple pictures and feeds into one common frame of reference. Specifically, the V Corps FECC uses ADOCS to horizontally integrate many automated Army battle command system (ABCS) feeds. These include the advanced FA data system (AFATDS), initial fire support automation system (IFSAS), all-source analysis system (ASAS), air missile defense warning system (AMDWS), air mission planning system (AMPS), global command and control system-Army (GCCS-A) as well as joint service feeds, such as the Air Force's theater battle management core system (TBMCS), joint surveillance and target attack radar system (JSTARS) and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
However, the most important connectivity has nothing to do with computers or message formats or even maps with acetate. Instead, maps and message boards are placed against the outside walls of the FECC. Operators sit facing out from the wall looking at the other sections. All sections can cross talk with each other, significantly improving coordination. This set up allows all sections access to the HPTL/AGM/TSS matrix and empowers them to execute many decisions at much lower levels than previously required.
Corps Strike CP. The FECC is the logical cornerstone of any contingency deployment. It is not only a major component of the newly designed corps main CP, but also forms the basis of the corps Strike CP, which provides limited combat operations support. (See Figure 4.) From the FECC, officers and NCOs have rapid access to the corps ACE, ASOC, military intelligence brigade TOC, current operations cell and battle command center (BCC) where the corps commanding general fights. Being "under one roof' allows for better cross talk among sections inside and outside the FECC.
This concept works strictly because of new tent products on the market that use large, modular systems with cavernous main tents and smaller connecting tents.
The organization also provides a highly improved link with corps plans. The plans battle staff actively participates in the targeting process, integrating the extended, joint planning requirements with contingency plans being developed.
Finally, because the FECC uses the existing corps CP LAN and communications backbone, its sections maintain high visibility of all fragmentary orders (FRAG Os) and changes. It also experiences minimal system down time due to the rapid responses of both the corps and VCA G6 sections.
What were the challenges of transitioning from a DOCC to FECC? As rosy as this picture sounds, we had problems transitioning to an FECC organization. Most challenging was the mismatch of the personnel and equipment in our modified table of organization and equipment (MTOE) and our doctrine and training with the newly identified joint requirements.
Organizational Changes. These are needed to sustain the FECC concept. Critical positions must be coded via an additional skill identifier (ASI) to reflect the required joint weapons training, and the NCOs who have gained the skills must be managed for appropriate assignment.
Because the ACE is the central agency for collecting and processing targeting information, critical billets and military occupational specialties (MOS) must adapt. We must continue to develop our warrant officers, 131A Targeting Technicians, in the grades of WO3 or higher to ensure they are trained and developed to serve as targeting officers at the corps level. Their duties require they work closely with G2 ACE personnel. We also should process 131As automatically for Top Secret clearances upon selection for the MOS.
Traditional DOCC operations use only one or two FAIOs, primarily to relay target information. As the ACE targeting team generates target cards from either single-source or all-source data, the target cards are passed to the FAIO, who only validates them, and then passes these targets to the DOCC for execution. It is in the DOCC that the target is finally analyzed for relevance and then integrated into targeting objectives.
However, the V Corps FECC uses a more robust FAIO section with NCOs and soldiers processing target cards, thereby freeing the FAIO to use his targeting training for visualizing targeting priorities and prosecution.
An organizational change should reflect this increased presence inside the ACE, and positions should be coded for Top Secret clearances.
Equipment Changes. In addition to organizational changes, equipping corps-level FECCs demands changes. V Corps deployed its MTOE-based TOC of five-ton expandable vans to Hungary in 1996 as the Implementation Force (IFOR) and to Albania in 1999 for Operation Allied Force. Because of size restrictions, these vehicles must move by strategic assets only (rail, ship or strategic airlift). These deployments were deliberate, slow processes--not in line with the CSA's transformation initiative.
Similar to initiatives in III Corps and the XVIII Airborne Corps, V Corps has developed new corps main and Strike CPs that are fully deployable via EUCOM-based C-130 aircraft. The MTOE does not reflect these changes.
Headquarters and Headquarters Battery of V Corps Artillery still maintains a fleet of vans. While never used, these vans require maintenance, drivers and supply operations. The base TOE for corps should remove these vans and replace them with lighter, C-130-deployable vehicles.
V Corps has a greater ability to see, understand and operate on today's battlefield, but situational awareness is not the only automation requirement for the decision-maker. Commanders and staffs now want rapid prototyping; graphic user interfaces (GUI); web-based, easy instructions; and responsive support staffs.
The business world demands its software adapt to the changing user requirements at a more rapid pace and the US Army should be no different. As with all modern CPs, the V Corps FECC is developing new TTP to handle a variety of new missions. Software must be able to handle a more varied set of missions and target identifications.
Today's missions no longer fit into the traditional counterfire against a target described by the old tactical fire direction system (TACFIRE) as "HEAVY RKT/MSL" (heavy force rocket/missile). Instead, commanders want software that identifies a specific unit ("Republican Guards Division") with a specific AGM applied to that unit ("counterfire against 2S-19s but not D-30s").
Program managers, advanced concept development teams (ACDTs), battle labs, Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) system managers (TSMs), branch proponent schools and contractors must recognize this need and continue to promulgate this increasing situational awareness capability to all units. This is especially important for those units that will deploy first in near-term contingency operations--those units that quickly will be on the front line.
Doctrine and Training Revised. In addition to organization and equipment changes, doctrine and institutional training should be revised. The current FM 100-15 Corps Operations does not reflect the missions or orientation most corps currently are executing. More discussions of joint targeting, joint fires execution, joint planning, battle rhythm development and information operations should be included in the new manual.
The definitions of AO and area of responsibility (AOR) should reflect the larger vision of battlespace and not be limited to a geographical area. Internet attacks by Serbian sympathizers against continental US (CONUS)-based defense computers during Operation Allied Force proved that conflicts no longer remain regional. These attacks and the defense mounted against them must be integrated as part of corps IO and are a version of nonlethal targeting.
Doctrine and institutional training also must reflect that corps operations are joint and that even the most "green" corps training exercises must include joint operations and joint training audiences. An example might be to reexamine using the Battle Command Training Program (BCTP) Operations Groups A and B for corps-level Warfighter exercises. Most corps Warfighters are conducted in the "purple-halo" of other joint exercises, as opposed to as a true joint exercise. An expansion of Operations Group D into this joint role or including Operations Group-D-type expertise is required for Operations Groups A and B.
V Corps and V Corps Artillery serve as the US Army Europe and Seventh Army component for fires within EUCOM. The V Corps FECC is the primary user of services provided by the 4th Battlefield Coordination Detachment (BCD) located with United States Air Force, Europe (USAFE) at Ramstein AFB, Germany. It also was the principal author for the joint TTPs being staffed and executed in draft form in EUCOM.
The face of corps operations has changed. V Corps realized it was time to move to an effects-based CP organization and structure. We did that by dissolving the V Corps Artillery TOC as a separate entity and reorganizing its functionality inside the corps main CP. Although challenges remain, this move paid dividends in both efficiency and improved communications.
Lieutenant Colonel Roy E. Perkins is the V Corps Deputy Fire Support Coordinator (DFSCOORD) in Germany. In his previous assignment, he was S3, helping to activate the 1st Infantry Division (Mechanized) multiple-launch rocket system (MIRS) and target acquisition (TA) battalion, the 1st Battalion, 33d Field Artillery, Germany, and then, during Operation Allied Force, trained and deployed the TA battery as the first company-sized unit into Kosovo. Also in Germany, he was the Fire Support Officer for the 4th Aviation Brigade, 1st Armored Division. He was an Operations Research Systems Analyst at Headquarters, Training and Doctrine Command, Fort Monroe, Virginia, when he deployed to Bosnia in Operation Joint Endeavor. He commanded B Battery, 5th Battalion, 29th Field Artillery, and the Division Artillery Headquarters and Headquarters Battery, both part of the 4th Infantry Division (Mechanized) at Fort Carson, Colorado. He is a graduate of the Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
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Vance-Granville Community College is offering professional development opportunities for local afterschool program administrators and staff members.
"Upping Your Afterschool Game," an all-day North Carolina Afterschool Professional Development Competency Training session, is scheduled to be held in Room 6115 on VGCC's Main Campus in Vance County on Saturday, March 8, and again on Saturday, May 10. Participants need to attend only one session. On either date, the session lasts from 8:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. with a one-hour lunch break.
VGCC School-Age Education program head Jacquelin Heath will be the presenter. Heath, who holds a master's degree in education from North Carolina A&T State University, is currently VGCC's longest-serving full-time instructor. The program headed by Heath offers an Associate in Applied Science degree and a diploma in School-Age Education, as well as a School-Age Care certificate.
Using a curriculum designed by the Afterschool Professional Development work group, which includes the N.C. Community College System, this new training will focus on eight content areas that provide a framework of the knowledge and skills needed for professional development in the field of afterschool care. These core competencies are based on research and categorized according to five levels of skills necessary to provide quality programming. Participants will have the chance to identify additional strategies, skills and resources to support their work with school-age populations that reflect relevant issues and challenges. The training aims to help both new and experienced afterschool administrators and staff members to apply the competencies to strengthen their organizations. Subjects to be covered will include hiring and training staff. Participants who successfully complete the training will be awarded 0.6 Continuing Education Units (CEU).
The fee for the workshop is $25. Pre-registration is encouraged so that participants can complete preliminary work before the session. For the March session, the deadline to register is Feb. 28. For the May session, the deadline is May 2.
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Christopher "Swain" Blake | |
Sea Patrol character | |
First appearance | Welcome Aboard Ep. 1.01 (Pilot), aired 5 July 2007 |
Last appearance | One Perfect Day Ep. 5.13 (Series finale), aired 12 July 2011 |
Portrayed by | Matt Holmes |
Information | |
Nickname(s) | Swain or Swaino |
Gender | Male |
Spouse(s) | Sally Blake |
Children | Chloë Blake (born October 2007) |
Rank | Petty Officer |
Position | Coxswain |
Christopher "Swain" Blake | |
Sea Patrol character | |
First appearance | Welcome Aboard Ep. 1.01 (Pilot), aired 5 July 2007 |
Last appearance | One Perfect Day Ep. 5.13 (Series finale), aired 12 July 2011 |
Portrayed by | Matt Holmes |
Information | |
Nickname(s) | Swain or Swaino |
Gender | Male |
Spouse(s) | Sally Blake |
Children | Chloë Blake (born October 2007) |
Rank | Petty Officer |
Position | Coxswain |
Petty Officer Christopher "Chris" Blake, CV was a fictional TV character on the show Sea Patrol. He was portrayed by Matthew Holmes.
It's the Fremantle class HMAS Hammersley's final six months before she's decommissioned, and Chris is serving aboard her as the coxswain, police officer, chief medic and most experienced helmsman. While he may not get squeamish at such things like blood and gore, the after-effects of such incidents do get to him in his own personal way, especially when a death is involved.
These after-effects tend to coincide with his thoughts of his pregnant wife, Sally, at home, as the harsh reality of the chance of him never seeing Sally or their unborn child ever again every time he steps onto the ship. But as much as he loves his family, he loves his job, so he does it.
So when he is kidnapped by what appears to be commercial fishers from their sinking boat, life for him and the rest of the ship goes into chaos. The entire time Chris is driving the RHIB with the fishers back to their ship in the darkest of nights, all he can think about is getting back home to see Sally and their child, who is due to be born very soon.
All seems well, until when Chris trips while transporting boxes of cargo from the fishermen's ship to the RHIB, and out spills diamonds. As punishment, the master of the vessel orders him to be tied up in a room down below that is very much quickly filling with water.
Chris' future seems doomed as the room quickly fills and he finds himself unable to loosen the ropes which have tied his hands together around a pole. But luckily, the Hammersley finds him just in time, and fellow sailor Pete manages to untie the ropes and pull him from the flooded room.
A couple of weeks later, Sally goes into labour. Chris has arranged to take at least that day off work, but when his replacement comes down with the flu, he has no choice but to leave his wife and go to work. All seems well with his 'forty-five minutes there, and forty-five minutes back' plan until complications on the ship arise and they are delayed - instead, Chris ends up helping delivering the baby boy of two teenagers who the Hammersley discovered on a stolen boat!
Chris finally does make it back to base, just an hour or two after Sally had given birth to their daughter, who gets named Chloë. While neither of them are happy at him missing Chloë's birth, Sally is just glad he made it home to see their child.
In the second season, Chris is back on the new Armidale class patrol boat, also named HMAS Hammersley, resuming his role as chief medic and coxswain. But unlike a year ago, Chris now has a baby daughter, who is now six-months-old, at home as well as his wife, Sally, and he's finding it hard to be away from both of them weeks at a time. And now Sally has put her foot down, telling him to get a shore posting.
For Chris, it's an almost impossible choice, and he's left in an agony of indecision as he tries to get through every day on the seas, away from his family.
So when Sally takes herself and Chloë away for a while to her parents' home in Perth, Chris spirals into depression. At the same time, he strikes an unlikely friendship with a young boy, Saka, a Samaruan child from Samaru Island. But when he discovers some dark secrets about this young child, Chris finds himself in a race against time to find three people and bring them back to their homes - Saka, his wife and his daughter.
Chris was married to Sally, a woman only briefly seen in a few episodes. In the penultimate episode of season one, they had their first child, a daughter, named Chloë, a surprise after it was expected to be a boy. In the second season, Sally leaves their Cairns home for a while and takes herself and their daughter to her parents' house in Perth. Chris believed this a precursor to divorce, but it turned out to be a short-lived separation. Sally remains concerned about the stress of trying to raise their daughter in his absence, but they reconfirmed their love for each other during season two.
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Grandmaster Sahaj Grover provided the silver lining on a sluggish day for the Indian boys as he held top seed Yu Yangyi to a draw in the ninth round of the World Junior Chess Championship here.
With the championship approaching its business end, the Indian boys were in for a rude shock as only Debashish Das could score a full point. Despite a good result, Grover slipped to joint fourth with 6.5 points.
Alexander Ipatov made the most of his chances against Indian GM Vidit Gujrathi and shot into sole lead on eight points out of a possible nine. For the records, this was Ipatov's fifth victory against an Indian in the championship in as many matches.
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Sedu Revolution Pro Ionic Dual Voltage T...TDid Not Work Out For MeI purchased this travel hair dryer for a recent trip. The dryer is extremely loud, does not dry very well and it stopped working after 3 days. I definitely do not recommend this dryer.posted Nov 14, 2014Link to this post
Sedu Revolution Tourmaline Ionic Styling...LianneHairBlackCurly HairThick or Coarse HairBroke After A YearI would not recommend this flat iron for the money. It is not heating up after only a year of use. Now it takes me twice as long to straighten my hair in the morning and I am going to have to buy a new flat iron. I liked it when it worked but not for the price if it is only going to last a year. My GHD lasted 3 years. Every other iron I have tried dies after a year.posted Nov 5, 2014Link to this post
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Sedu Revolution Tourmaline Ionic Styling...MaraThe WorstI had originally ordered the babyliss pro nano titanium which I have been using for years to replace my old one. It came and was extra long, which this site never said it would be. I called to return it and they wouldn't even pay the postage! She did, however, talk me into this sedu iron, saying it was much less damaging. Really? I could hear my hair sizzling and breaking on a much lower temp then I ever used my babyliss on. Needless to say I know have two irons on my cc, no postage to ship back, and terribly frizzy hair from this fiasco! Not happy with folica or this flat iron at all! Going to get my $ back and find my trusted babyliss pro from somewhere else. Goodbye forever folica!posted Sep 28, 2014Link to this post
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I will refer to Genesis, but this will work with any figure in DS4.5 Pro. Gen 4 and 5 have the same bone names so smartprops for them are interchangeable for the most part.
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Schedule of Activities
Following is the tentative schedule of classes and activities for first-year law students during their initial week at Washburn Law. While modifications may occur to this schedule, note that your first classes meet Tuesday through Friday. Attendance is required for all events unless otherwise noted.
Updated: January 7, 2014
Save The Date
Thursday, January 22
12:05-1:05 p.m.
- Welcome Lunch and Keynote Address - Bradbury Thompson Alumni Center (just east of law school on campus)
- Introduction of Keynote Speaker by Dean Thomas J. Romig
- Keynote Speaker: The Honorable David B. Debenham, Third Judicial District of Kansas, will speak on Professionalism
- Administration of Professionalism Oath
Tuesday, January 13
9:00-9:45 a.m.
1L Check-In - Please enter the law school through the north doors; the check-in process begins in Robinson Courtroom and ends in the law school library.
- Incoming first-year law students may check in at any time during this period to receive section assignments, a Washburn Law t-shirt, and registration packet.
- Students will have their Washburn Law directory photos taken during check-in.
- Continental breakfast courtesy of the library.
- After you have completed registration, you are free until 9:45 a.m. You may want to use this time to:
- Ask any financial aid questions of a staff member of the university Financial Aid office, temporarily at the law school this morning in the library.
- Visit the Ichabod Shop at the lower level southeast corner of Memorial Union (leave law school through East door on second floor and follow the signs). Please note that once you receive your section assignment, it is important to obtain your textbooks soon. The university's Ichabod Shop generally carries sufficient copies of textbooks, but it does not guarantee this.
- Visit the Student Services Office on the second level of Memorial Union and get your iCard. You will need to bring government-issued ID and sit for a photo at the office. Your iCard can be used as a cash card and will be necessary to enter the law school after hours.
- Review required readings.
9:45-10:10 a.m.
- Connect Laptop to Wireless Network / Setup Law School Printers – Library
- Ms. Jewel Makda, Student Computer Services Coordinator
10:15-11:00 a.m.
- Welcome and Introduction to Washburn Law (Dean Thomas J. Romig) – Room 120
11:00 a.m.-Noon
- Professionalism and the Law School Honor Code – Room 120
- Aïda Alaka, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
- Allison Wood, 3L (Professional Use of Social Media)
Noon-1:15 p.m.
Lunch (provided) with Study Group Leaders for Academic Success – Your Study Group Leaders will meet you in Room 120 and take you to your box lunches in Room 119 and your study area.
- Please contact Donna McMurry at firstname.lastname@example.com before Wednesday, January 7, 2015, if you have special dietary needs, or if you want to specify that you would prefer roast beef, turkey, ham, or vegetarian sandwiches.
1:15-2:15 p.m.
- How to Case Brief – Room 120
- Professor Susannah Pollvogt, Director of Academic Skills and Bar Passage
2:30-4:00 p.m.
- Westlaw, LexisNexis, and Bloomberg Registration – Room 120 – Please bring your laptop
- 2:30-3:00 p.m. – Westlaw Registration (Ms. Marie Robb)
- 3:00-3:30 p.m. – Bloomberg Registration (Ms. Pamela Morgan)
- 3:30-4:00 p.m. – LexisNexis Registration (Ms. Cheryl Clark)
Wednesday, January 14
8:30-9:00 a.m.
- Optional Continental Breakfast with the Director Shawn Leisinger of the Centers for Excellence and the Externship Program, and Professor John Francis of the Law Clinic - First Floor Commons
- A staff member of the university Financial Aid Office will be temporarily available to answer questions this morning in Room 115 (optional). If you have questions about financial aid later in the week, please contact the Financial Aid Office at Morgan Hall 152 – Student Service Center (building east of the law school and the student union). Phone: 785-670-1151. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
9:00-11:00 a.m.
- Constitutional Law Class (Professor Bill Rich) – Room 120
11:15 a.m.-Noon
- Study Group Leaders will meet you in Room 120 and guide you to where you should go.
Noon-1:00 p.m. - Lunch on your own
1:15 p.m.-2:15
- Character and Fitness Qualifications for the Bar Exam – Room 120
- Introduction by Margann Bennett, J.D., Director of Professional Development and Pro Bono
- Ms. Gayle B. Larkin, Admissions Attorney for the Kansas Supreme Court
IMPORTANT: Your signature showing attendance is required and will be kept in your permanent file.
Thursday, January 15
8:30-9:00 a.m.
- Optional Continental Breakfast courtesy of Phi Alpha Delta (PAD) - First Floor Commons
9:00-11:00 a.m.
- Constitutional Law Class (Professor Bill Rich) – Room 120
11:15 a.m.-Noon
- Study Group Leaders will meet you in Room 120 and guide you to where you should go.
Noon-1:00 p.m. - Lunch on your own
1:00 p.m.-2:30
- One Thousand Days until the Bar Exam (Professor Susannah Pollvogt) – Room 120
Friday, January 16
Please wear your Washburn Law sweatshirt today for the class photo (sweatshirt distributed at Tuesday check-in).
9:00-11:00 a.m.
- Constitutional Law Class (Professor Bill Rich) – Room 120
11:15-11:45 a.m.
- Study Group Leaders will meet you in Room 120 and guide you to where you should go.
11:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
- Lunch and Learn (pizza) sponsored by Kansas Lawyers Assistance Program (KALAP) – Room 120
- What You Need to Know about KALAP (Ms. Brynn Mroz)
12:15-1:00 p.m.
- Opportunity Fair - Law School, First Floor Commons
- Spouses, significant others, children, parents, and other student supporters welcome!
- Information about and opportunities to meet university, law school, and community organizations helpful to law students:
- Law Clinic
- Washburn Law Journal
- Family Law Quarterly
- Moot Court
- Business and Transactional Law Center
- Children and Family Law Center
- Center for Excellence in Advocacy
- Center for Law and Government
- Center for International and Comparative Law
- Oil and Gas Law Center
- Externship Program
- Counseling Services
- Student Health Center
- Washburn Student Bar Association
- Law Student Organizations
1:15-2:30 p.m.
- Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site (1515 SE Monroe, Topeka, Kansas). The Site is about five minutes east of the law school. (See map below. Take 17th Street, on the north side of the law school, east until you reach the Site's parking lot on your left just past Monroe Street. If you need disability-accessible parking, go through the parking lot and park behind the building.) Note: It is advised that you do not wear spike heels or expensive shoes, as the path to the building is sometimes not good in bad weather. Please contact Jalen Lowry, Associate Dean for Student Affairs, if you need a ride to the Site: firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Approximately 1:15-1:30 p.m.: Class Photo on steps of Brown v. Board National Historic Site
- Approximately 1:30-1:45 p.m.: Introduction by U.S. Park Ranger Nick Murray to the Brown cases, and the roles of Washburn lawyers in those cases.
- Approximately 1:45-2:30 p.m.: Tour on your own (feel free to stay later if you wish!).
- Wear your Washburn Law sweatshirt!
Note: Faculty will have assignments for your regular classes that need to be prepared for the week beginning January 20. See first week assignments and begin preparing for next week.
Tuesday, January 20
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Top 5 outside linebacker prospects
Anthony Barr could have been the first OLB taken in 2013
If you want a sense of how occasionally confusing the projections around what will make a great NFL outside linebacker can be, consider the 2013 draft.
The guy who was the No. 1 outside linebacker on my board by draft time was Dion Jordan, who at 6-foot-6 and a wiry 248 pounds fits the profile of a dynamic edge-rusher who can also drop and play in space. Fittingly, Miami moved up to get him -- and the Dolphins don't even play a 3-4 as their base defense. Jordan really aced the draft evaluation process, but he's still developing as a player and when recruited to Oregon was also looked at to play tight end. During the 2012 college football season, he wasn't the best outside linebacker prospect in his conference. That was Anthony Barr, who piled up 13.5 sacks and 21.5 tackles for loss.
How well did Barr fit the profile of an eventual star at outside linebacker? He fit it so well that 12 months earlier he made seven starts for the Bruins as a fullback and also saw work on special teams.
The thing about outside linebacker, perhaps more than any position right now, is you're constantly on the look for traits: length, explosiveness, bend and the ability to change direction, work in space and pursue. You're looking for indicators. Jordan has them, so much so that Miami thinks he's capable of becoming a great pass-rusher, regardless of scheme. And Barr clearly had those indicators, which is why the UCLA coaches made the positional move.
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Casting my vote for a Brown-Driver-Briggs dictionary as a Sword module. I've seen where it's been adapted to other free Bible software (not counting e-Sword). Hopefully all that is needed is some time to put in on it. I'd be glad to help if my simple skills could be of use. Thanks |
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The Programm "The Word Version 3.0 " use the BDB. Jens Grabner |
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Thanks, Jens. That looks like a very good program. It is still in beta and it already has features I fervently wish Sword would use, like dockable windows, Bible text highlighting, and quick-click navigation. Not to mention using SIL Gentium to render polytonic Greek texts. Awesome. Though I think I will find another way to get BDB. e-Sword is still using it, so it must be an OK version. I have heard some versions are not faithful to the printed text. Thanks |
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None of the modules that call themselves BDB that work with any of the free or shareware Bible programs are actually BDB. They are all a modified version of the lexicon created by Online Bible. If you have to have BDB, I would recommend BibleWorks. |
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Actually the whole text is available at http://www.archive.org/details/hebrewenglishlex00geseuoft It is in txt and a "scanned image" pdf.. It should be posible to make some kind of sword module out of it.. |
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Actually the whole text is available at http://www.archive.org/details/hebrewenglishlex00geseuoft It is in txt and a "scanned image" pdf.. It should be posible to make some kind of sword module out of it.. Here is a random quote from that (plain text): 582 of them even to the greatest of them, ib. in'3"ljn//-0m the proph. cwn to the priest every one dealeth falsely, Ex 9= s + fiDna *Tjn D1ND man and beast, n 5 ny , , . njna TOatD nnaefr -naa, is 15 Nu 6 4 Dt 29' 7*y aero ax's? ny, Jos s^+ntrK lyi C*ND, i S is 3 (4 pairs), 22 19 i K 5 ' s 2 Ki7 9 = 18*, Is io 18 i*B>a lyi t?MD = both soul a?io! body, Je 9*; after a word implying a negative = either . . . or Gn 1 4 3 3 1 jn IV 31DD Mer good or evil. The iy may be repeated, if required : Gn 6 7 D1XD D'Dpn spjnyi bran *iy nona-iy (so 7 M ), Ex 22* Jos6 21 Ju is 5 rp] T DII"*^. nDjj-Tjn. ^1?P, 2o 48 i S 30" : without f , Lv 1 1 42 Nu 8 4 . Similar is the use of p in the idiom (ntSDJ) rfyfDJ n3P. . . J3D (also n# . . . IF^y]): v. p. 122"; and cf. 2 K 3". c. of time, Gn 46* nny "Jy^ : nj|D /rom our youth even until now, i S 12* Je 3; Nu I think the great problem and the reason why this has not already been done is that it's almost impossible to use automatic OCR for that kind of work. BDB uses other ancient glyphs than just Hebrew. The original is so cryptic that manual proofreading is almost impossible, too. The archived text has definitely not been proofread. If we would like to have this work in electronic format we would need: 1. Good scanned version (maybe better than this). 2. OCR program which could learn all characters used in this work. Including differences in normal/bold, size etc. because they are important! 3. Someone who teaches all those characters to the program. 4. People who could proofread the text. Those people should know several ancient languages or at least should be able to recognize all different glyphs of those languages. Just look at the scanned pages and guess how long it takes to proofread one page. If one man would proofread one page a day it would take more than two years. ---------------------------------------- Read the FAQ! http://www.crosswire.org/faq |
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The Internet Archive also makes their scan sources available for download. A common way of handling large scanning projects with writing in various scripts is to have non-experts do as much as possible of the Latin proofing and mark non-Latin segments in the process. Then experts can return and fill in the missing bits. The Germanic Lexicons Project, for example, instructs proofers to just add RUNE for runic text, GREEK for Greek, HEBREW for Hebrew, etc. There would be some need for flexibility with a BDB project since I suspect many non-experts could not identify Syriac vs. Arabic script in the BDB. Distributed Proofreaders or CCEL would both be potential sites to host and manage such a proofing project. |
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This year, the Fair is once again condensed to 12 open days, running consecutively: September 10-21.
General Hours
General Hours of Operation are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday thru Thursday; 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday
The 2014 State Fair will open at 10 a.m. every day!
Adults (age 12-64): $10
Seniors (age 65 and up): $7
Children (age 6-11) $7
Little Ones (age 0-5) FREE
All schedules—livestock shows, contests, exhibits, entertainment, Rodeo, Tingley concerts, Parade, etc.—are soon to be posted at www.ExpoNM.com August and September as they become available. Please check back often, as updates are made daily.
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Half Price Carnival Tickets: 1 Sheet of Tickets for $10 ($20 value)
All-Day Carnival Wristband Prices:
$25 Monday through Thursday
$30 Friday through Sunday
Individual Ride Tickets: $1 each
Free Admission Day
Wednesday, September 17th
Murphy Bros. Carnival bought out the admission gate in honor of all Military and Veterans and their families
FREE All Day!
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Thursday, September 11th
Gate admission and all rides $2!
Dollar Day!
Monday, September 15th
Gate admission and all rides $1!
TwoFer Tuesday!
Tuesday, September 16th
1/2 Price Admission and 1/2 Price All-Day Carnival Wristbands All Day!
General Parking
General Parking will once again be FREE throughout the run of the Fair. Some "Preferred" paid parking will also be available at Gate 1 off of Central Avenue. Prices vary between $5 and $10 depending on location.
Gate 9 (Louisiana just north of Central) is permanently CLOSED to Fair traffic. Fairgoers wishing to park on the grounds may use Gate 8 (Louisiana just south of Lomas) and Gate 1 off Central Avenue.


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Controlling The Odor Of A Marijuana Grow
Odor control is a necessary part of being a successful marijuana grower. There are multitudes of products on the market today - air fresheners & sprays, carpet granules & deoderizors, scented candles, incense, odor absorbers and odor removers. Also available are air cleaners, with or without ionizers, potpourris, activated charcoal products, and odor - absorbing kitty litters, to name a few. For continuous freshening, air fresheners are cheap and plentiful. They come in assorted scents, and may be hung all over the house. Incense and potpourri are cheap and stronger - scented - these will mask most odors. Scented candles are good for long - term or continuous odor masking. For unexpected company, spray air fresheners are good for fast, immediate, although temporary, masking of unwanted odors. Other similar products are disinfectant/deoderizor sprays, which remove odors instead of masking them. Fabric softener sheets are a good source of 24/7 odor control also - they can be laid in a windowsill or hung in inconspicuous places around the home. These are also good when tucked into vacuum - cleaner bags. Carpet granules are good to use daily, but they must be vacuumed up immediately. Carpet powders may be sprinkled onto the carpet and left for several days, as they are not obvious on the lighter - colored carpets. A container of kitty litter is very effective - it must be stirred several times a day to release the fragrance. Activated charcoal may be used in the same manner. Pet deoderizers are cheap and plentiful, and very effective. On the more expensive side and for good, continuous odor control, room - size air cleaners are nice for small growrooms, while huge, multiple - room - size units may be purchased for total in - house management. Some of these units have built - in ionizers. These products also have filters which must be replaced routinely in order to continue to be effective. Ozone cleaners are also available, although they must be run intermittently and are somewhat dangerous. Carbon - scrubbers are the most effective, although the carbon must be changed routinely to maintain clean air. The price for scrubbers varies widely, from a simple home - made unit to an expensive, deluxe model. Growing indoor flowering plants, or fragrant herbs such as lemon sage or castor beans, works very well, especially when placed in sunny spots to promote the spread of the scents of these plants. Good emergency "fixes" are cleaning products - bleach, pine cleaner, window cleaner, and furniture wax have strong odors that will cover other scents. Simmering onions or garlic is very effective. Strongly - scented soaps or colognes and perfumes work instant wonders. As do cigarettes or fragrant cigars. Sprays and powders cost little, but frequent use will increase the overall cost, while the room or house - sized units have a higher initial cash outlay, but are long - lasting and very effective. There is odor control available for every grower.
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Sehwag, Pujara put India ahead on Day 1
Virender Sehwag's run-a-ball 117 and Cheteshwar Pujara's composed 98* helped India post a respectable 323/4 on Day 1 of the first Test against England at Ahmedabad on Thursday.
Not only could England's seamers get a breakthrough in the first session, they also bled runs as India motored on to 120/0 at Lunch. Sehwag helped India capitalize on the decision to bat first, bringing up his 50 off just 45b. While he wasn't as fluent as Sehwag, Gambhir did manage to rein in the tentative pokes. He was uncomfortable against Graeme Swann though and a dangerously close attempt at a cut saw him being bowled soon after lunch.
Cheteshwar Pujara eased into the conditions with Sehwag scoring freely at the other end. Pujara too began to score at a good rate, adding the bulk of the runs in the 90 run partnership for the second wicket. Sehwag brought up his 100 off 90b with a mow off Swann but was later bowled for 117 by the offspinner.
England spoilt their chances with a number of dropped catches, one of which would have ended Pujara's knock when he had made only 8 runs. Graeme Swann's persistent lines and lengths however saw them fight back towards the end of the second session. Sachin Tendulkar's attempt to dominate Swann was encouraged by placing long on shorter. He couldn't hit a length delivery straight enough though and holed out to Samit Patel who didn't have to move an inch at long on. Virat Kohli played out a maiden over as India went to Tea at 250/3.
The pace trio led by Jimmy Anderson with Broad and Bresnan failed to bowl consistent lines and their unflattering economy rates forced Cook to keep Swann on at the other end for extended spells. Swann varied his turn on deliveries while maintaining a terrific pitch map. This along with occasionally uneven bounce meant the batsmen were more cautious playing him. Virat Kohli picked up the pace after taking 20 deliveries to get off the mark. He played fine strokes, displaying an improvement on his already formidable flicks and looked set to take India safely to stumps with Pujara who was playing a chanceless knock at the other end. A huge bat pad gap and a ball from Swann that spun sharply however ended his stay on 19 (67b, 4x3).
With more than hour to go for stumps, Yuvraj Singh was defensive early in his return to the Test side. Playing Tests for the first time since his successful fight against cancer, the southpaw played out the spinners and even the pacers once the new ball was taken.
The last over of the day saw Pujara hit two boundaries to take his personal score to 98* (181b, 4x13). Yuvraj remained not out on 24* (47b, 4x2). England fought back hard to give away just 73 runs in the third session compared to 120 and 130 in the preceding sessions but it was still India's day as they posted a strong 323/4 at Stumps on Day 1.