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This is the seventh annual report issued by the CEPS Macroeconomic Policy Group since it was reconstituted at the start of economic and monetary union in 1999.This distinguished group of economists argues that a combination of slow growth, inadequate policy responses and newly emerging intra-area divergences are putting EMU at risk. Against this background, the MPG recommends that the ECB should downgrade its short-term concern about cyclical economic developments and pursue a monetary policy aimed at preserving the value of the euro in the long-term. Moreover, it urges the core countries to urgently return to fiscal discipline, both in their own interest and to set an example that would allow them to exert pressure on potential soft currency countries to do the same.
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The award winning Project Reality Team is proud to announce the official release of the Project Reality: ARMA 2 v0.16 BETA Patch!
The v0.16 patch is primarily a terrain pack that includes 2 custom terrains that are still in BETA and therefore should not be considered complete. The sole purpose of this BETA release is for the PR Team to obtain quality feedback to ensure that we are progressing in the right direction with the development of the new terrains. It does not include any changes which were planned for future PR:ARMA2 versions. Although the terrains may require further tweaking and optimization, we are confident that you will enjoy playing on them and hopefully find yourself engaged in some epic battles.
Please note that there are two different downloads for this release. If you already have Project Reality: ARMA 2 v0.15 BETA installed, you simply need to download and install the v0.15 to v0.16 "Patch". Otherwise, if you have any previous versions, or you do not have Project Reality: ARMA 2 installed at all, you will need to download the v0.16 "Full" installer.
The following all new custom terrains are included in the Project Reality: ARMA 2 v0.16 BETA Patch release:
In addition to these 2 new terrains, we have included some new features that we hope will improve gameplay. An always-on compass ribbon located at the bottom of the screen has been added which should come in handy when calling out bearings during a firefight. Also included on the in-game HUD is a stance indicator, displaying your current stance and whether you are in walk or run mode.
If you encounter any problems while installing and/or playing PR:ARMA2, please check out the Project Reality Mod Support forum. If your problem has not already been posted by someone else or is not in the above known bug list, please do not hesitate to start a new thread asking for help. We will do everything we can to provide you with a solution, but we can't do anything if you don't ask first!
The RGG clan is hosting an event on 2nd March 2013. Check out this post for more details and information. RGG have provided steadfast support for Project Reality and have graciously kept a dedicated PR:ARMA2 server up and running. We would like to thank them for their continued support and dedication to Project Reality.
As many of you are already aware, the ARMA 3 public alpha will be released on the 5th of March. For more information about the release, read this news post.
As we have previously stated, support for ARMA 3 is the logical progression of Project Reality. Therefore, we have decided to cease development of PR:ARMA2, and focus all our efforts on Project Reality: ARMA 3 (PR:A3).
We will be building PR:A3 from the ground up, initially concentrating on getting the important PvP gameplay elements in place. Other features and assets, such as units and vehicles, will then follow, but until we get our hands on the actual game and establish from BIS what is allowed, we simply cannot provide anymore information. Once the PR Team has a development plan laid out, we will make an announcement with more specific details.
The Project Reality Team is actively seeking developers for our PR:A3 team, in particular those with knowledge of modeling, texturing, config files and Oxygen. The more team members we have, the quicker we can get Project Reality: ARMA 3 into the communities hands! If you are skilled and knowledgeable with ARMA development, and would like to join our award winning team, please register on the Project Reality Forums and send a private message to the PR:A3 Project Lead, [R-DEV]epoch.
We hope everyone enjoys the Project Reality: ARMA 2 v0.16 BETA Patch release! Please feel free to join us on our IRC channel or visit our public forums to discuss this and other news. Also, be sure to connect to Project Reality through social media to stay informed and receive up to the minute updates, the occasional leaked bit of information and more! See you on the battlefield!
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The official Project Reality: ARMA 2 player manual. This guide includes everything you need know to jump in and start playing the Project Reality: ARMA...
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I'm confused; does PR come with missions for SP or MP? I installed the mod and I see the custom maps, but there are no missions available.
So does this ACE have more maps and stuff? Never heard of it til now, im installing the PR ARMA 2 OA atm. So I don't see anything new yet
"The PR:ARMA2 forums have been archived and are no longer publicly available. Please feel free to use the new PR:ARMA3 forums to discuss the upcoming releases and any other PR:ARMA3 related topics."
That is really disappointing. All those promised features, all those angry debates on the main BIS forums (which caused the moving over to your own forums), all for nothing. All we got is 2 patches for bug fixes. Come on guys you are really that eager to leave this mod behind and not see everything that was promised through to the end? Literally add zero features in the patches just cause the lead modder of the team went away to do other stuff.. do you guys really have zero motivation or expertise to do this?
I mean to give up that in favor of PR:ARMA 3 which is planned to just be a mission pack at this point...
What is the praa.exe? I downloaded this using the PlaywithSix launcher and everytime I started it, it would say it must be started with praa.exe and so I searched for that file but its not on my computer so I uninstalled and reinstalled several times but it was the same error message.
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Idk how people can have interest to play that frag grabbing domination gamemodes on public serves
Well I can't install 1.60 and I need 1.62 for DayZ so I guess I'm not playing this
One does not simply add more realism to a military simulator...
ACE just a large content addition mod, not gamemode or overall new conception (new for Arma)
There is need a combination of PR and ACE
To add all that content into the PR class system and gamemodes and no bots please!
You're wrong. If you want new gamemodes - you download missions, no need for mods. ACE is primarily about realistic rebalance and features. I doubt PR may even ever have some of those, like gun jams, ammo cookoff, changeable barrels, range tables plus scopes that allow you to adjust for range and windage, tanks that actually make use of lasing and automatic adjustment, etc
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10 just because you guys scored more players without having a clan and a nice stable mp environment. Cheers !
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Overhyped, failed to deliver. Simply a mission pack, more than a mod.
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Compact, transmissive two-dimensional spatial disperser design with application in simultaneous endoscopic imaging and laser microsurgery |
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Minimally invasive surgery procedures benefit from a reduced size of endoscopic devices. A prospective path to implement miniaturized endoscopy is single optical-fiber-based spectrally encoded imaging. While simultaneous spectrally encoded inertial-scan-free imaging and laser microsurgery have been successfully demonstrated in a large table setup, a highly miniaturized optical design would promote the development of multipurpose endoscope heads. This paper presents a highly scalable, entirely transmissive axial design for a spectral 2D spatial disperser. The proposed design employs a grating prism and a virtual imaged phased array (VIPA). Based on semi-analytical device modeling, we performed a systematic parameter analysis to assess the spectral disperser's manufacturability and to obtain an optimum application-specific design. We found that, in particular, a low grating period combined with a high optical input bandwidth and low VIPA tilt showed favorable results in terms of a high spatial resolution, a small device diameter, and a large field of view. Our calculations reveal that a reasonable imaging performance can be achieved with system diameters of below 5 mm, which renders the proposed 2D spatial disperser design highly suitable for use in future endoscope heads that combine mechanical-scan-free imaging and laser microsurgery.
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(170.2150) Medical optics and biotechnology : Endoscopic imaging
(220.4830) Optical design and fabrication : Systems design
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Original Manuscript: July 31, 2013
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Philipp Metz, Jost Adam, Martina Gerken, and Bahram Jalali, "Compact, transmissive two-dimensional spatial disperser design with application in simultaneous endoscopic imaging and laser microsurgery," Appl. Opt. 53, 376-382 (2014)
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"Little Tales of Misogyny" (1977) translates this message into the human realm. With a shrill, but thrilling economy, Highsmith illuminates how women are treated not much better than barnyard creatures. In "The Mobile Bed-Object," an attractive kept woman finds herself handed from globetrotting millionaires to an Iowa piano wholesaler. A shady crook rescues her from small-town obscurity and whisks her off to Europe, only to toss her into a canal. As Highsmith renders it, she is "thrown away, as one might throw away a cricket lighter when it is used up." Men, however, do not always get the last laugh. In "The Hand," a young man asks for a woman's hand in marriage only to receive the literal object, her left one, in a box. Horrified, he buries the evidence. Meanwhile, his fiancée signs check after check in his name, putting him first into debtor's prison, then into an insane asylum, and finally, six feet under. Shifting her alliance between men and women throughout this collection, Highsmith suggests that it's marriage itself that corrodes relations between the sexes, setting off a chain of cruelty that extends from one generation to the next.
In her collections "Slowly, Slowly in the Wind" (1979), "The Black House" (1981), and "Mermaids on the Golf Course" (1985), Highsmith probes this theme further in tales that are marvelously subtle and sophisticated. Whereas her early fiction revolves around a central conceit, here she focuses on characters, masterfully sketching the contours of a life with a single gesture. In "The Network," a gossipy woman cradles her oft-used telephone "as if it were a furry animal or perhaps the hand of the friend she was speaking to." A doctor in another tale has eyebrows that are "tense with an inward anxiety, which his patients often thought a concern with their problems." Highsmith is sparing with such touches. For the most part, she relies on the snappy, Hammett-like dialogue that lends her stories such cinematic panache. We can infer who her characters are by how they speak.
This peculiar brand of quicksilver storytelling coaxed a million people to read her 1953 lesbian love story The Price of Salt, an unusual bestseller given the mores of the time. Highsmith continued to write about gay and bisexual characters throughout her career, linking the fallibility of conventional romance with her own brooding preoccupations. Somehow, as with murder, sexual variety is natural in Highsmith's fictional world, where no moral high ground exists. That a character would sleep with both men and women seems all too right in light of Highsmith's views that people's morals and boundaries are porous. This sensibility may explain why Highsmith was so much better received in Europe, where she moved after graduating from Barnard in 1942, living reclusively in France, East Anglia, and finally Switzerland, where she died in 1995. Her final novel, Small G: A Summer Idyll (1995), portrayed a bar in Zurich, where gay, straight, and bisexual characters meet and fall in love with the wrong people.
Back in this country, it seems appropriate that filmmakers should have popularized Highsmith's prose, for ultimately her art is cinematic rather than literary. She seduces us with whiskey-smooth surfaces only to lead us into darker terrain. Highsmith's description of a wax museum in "Woodrow Wilson's Necktie" (first anthologized in 1979's Slowly, Slowly in the Wing) serves as a primer for how she accomplishes this: "Inside the establishment you went through a dark passage to get in the mood, and then you were confronted by a bloody murder scene: a girl with long blonde hair was sticking a knife into the neck of an old man who sat at a kitchen table eating his dinner." The violence here does more than shock: It imposes a kind of existential dread. The only way out is to embrace the grisly comedy of it all. As Clive, the boy who wanders the wax museum, thinks while observing the figures, "They were amusing. Why not laugh?"


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i was a little confused with your use of the word idol in the article---the
first occurrence i just thought it was a lame joke but after the second
the correct usage for the way the sentence reads is idle as in
not busy---the word idol is about heroes which i certainly hope does not
describe the way we the public looks at these overpaid, highly aggressive,
whiners---yes they perform well as football players but if they worked for less
money and did not require so much fancy equipment in their stadiums and if the
owners would not demand such a large payday, and would plan reasonable
retirement and disability programs for them after their all too short careers,
then ticket prices might be more affordable---
frankly i hope they
don't solve anything and the $9 billion dries up and blows away---the crime rate
is not really about the nfl anyway---it is about the moral position of people;
the inhumanity to man---
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After reading it over a second time, I think we was purposely joking with his use of the word "idol." The players he mentioned are all big time stars and anyone just has to turn on the tv to know that people do stupid things when they reach their "idol" status. So it was a play on words after all.
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OBESITY rate might decline! Maybe those couch potatoes might actually start
playing sports and being active rather than just watching sports, which could
lead to a decline in diabetes and obesity.
Now that would be a good
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Good point, we usually play football on Sundays during halftimes and that, so we'd probably just watch college ball all week then play football Sunday. Honestly I'm ok with a lockout, maybe it will humble some of the stars. Too bad for the rookies though.
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I'm sure all leagues cringe every time an uneducated athlete opens their mouth.
Dont say I dont get along with my teammates. I just dont get along
with some of the guys on the team.
Terrell Owens
Nobody in
football should be called a genius. A genius is a guy like Norman Einstein.
Joe Theismann
Having a record company and putting out my own CD.
Theres clothes and shoes. Theres also an upcoming book deal that Im trying to
do. Im trying to be positive. Im a big fan of the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Maybe Lewis is referring to the crime rate of the PLAYERS increasing with the lockout.
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The players are organized. The owners are organized. The fans, who are the underlying source of all the revenue, are not organized. They cannot check the power of the other two and, therefore, are abused by them. That's the crime, fan abuse.
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Pomegranates hail from Cincinnati, OH, where drummer Jacob Merritt, guitarist Isaac Karns, and vocalist/guitarist Joey Cook launched the pop-based indie rock band in 2006. Taking influence from early Modest Mouse and Wolf Parade, the musicians honed their craft and issued the Two Eyes EP in June 2007. Bassist Josh Kufeldt joined the following year, and Pomegranates released their full-length debut, Everything Is Alive, that May.
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Louisiana State University Professor Tevfik Kosar received a half-million dollar grant from the National Science Foundation to support his work on , an innovative computing tool that helps researchers access and transfer large data sets easily and efficiently.
The grant award provides Kosar, a professor with the LSU Department of Computer Science who holds a joint appointment with the LSU Center for Computation & Technology (CCT) with funding for three years to further develop and enhance the Stork Data Scheduler.
As computational science applications expand and become increasingly complex, researchers using these applications are generating larger and larger amounts of data, sometimes up to hundreds of terabytes and even petabytes. Sharing, disseminating, and analyzing these large data sets is a growing challenge for researchers, who need to collaborate but are unable to move so much information quickly or effectively.
Even though many researchers now have access to regional high-speed, fiber optic networks such as the Louisiana Optical Network Initiative, or LONI, many users cannot obtain even a fraction of the theoretical speeds these networks promise because of data overload, which slows transmission and causes a bottleneck in computational performance and reliability.
Kosar's project, funded through the National Science Foundation's Strategic Technologies for Cyberinfrastructure Program, aims to ease data bottlenecks, which will improve high-performance computing systems' performance. Stork, so named because it delivers data, is a batch scheduler program that makes it easier for researchers to share, store, and deliver data across these systems.
Using Stork, researchers can transfer very large data sets with only a single command, making it one of the most powerful data transfer tools available. Stork is compatible with advanced high-performance computing toolkits, and researchers can use the software to access the power of these large systems and use them more effectively.
"The Stork data scheduler makes a distinctive contribution to the computational research community because it focuses on planning, scheduling, monitoring, and management of data," Kosar said. "Unlike existing approaches, Stork treats data resources and their related tasks as primary components of computational resources, not simply as side effects. This will lead to quicker and more effective collaboration among researchers."
Tthe Stork Data Scheduler has the potential to dramatically change how scientists perform their research and to rapidly facilitate sharing of experience, raw data, and results. Future applications could rely on Stork to manage storage and data movement reliably and transparently across many systems, eliminating the unnecessary failure of distributed tasks.
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Ulster Volunteers
Ulster Volunteer Force | |
UVF emblem, with the Red Hand of Ulster and the motto "For God and Ulster"
Active | 13 January 1913 – 1 May 1919 (various units active since 1912) 25 June 1920 - early 1922 |
Ideology | Ulster loyalism British unionism Opposition to Home Rule |
Leaders | Edward Carson James Craig |
Headquarters | Belfast |
Area of operations | Ulster |
Strength | Unknown, at least 100,000 in 1912 |
Part of | Military wing of the Ulster Unionist Council |
Became | Absorbed into the Ulster Special Constabulary |
Opponents | Irish republicans, Irish nationalists |
The Ulster Volunteers were a unionist militia founded in 1912 to block self-government (or Home Rule) for Ireland, which was then part of the United Kingdom. The Ulster Volunteers were based in the northern province of Ulster, the part of Ireland where unionists and Ulster Protestants were the majority. Many Ulster Protestants feared being governed by a Catholic-dominated parliament in Dublin and losing their local supremacy and strong links with Britain. In 1913, the militias were organised into the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) and vowed to resist any attempts by the British Government to 'impose' Home Rule on Ulster. Later that year, Irish nationalists formed a rival militia, the Irish Volunteers, to safeguard Home Rule. In April 1914, the UVF smuggled 25,000 rifles into Ulster. The crisis was halted by the outbreak of World War I in August 1914. Many UVF members enlisted with the British Army's 36th (Ulster) Division and went to fight on the Western Front.
After World War I, the British Government agreed to set up two self-governing regions in Ireland: Northern Ireland (made up of four Ulster counties with Protestant/unionist majorities and two others), and Southern Ireland. However, by 1920 the Irish War of Independence was raging and the Irish Republican Army (IRA), the army of the self-declared Irish Republic, was launching attacks on British forces in Ireland. As a response to these attacks, the UVF was revived. However, this revival was largely unsuccessful and the UVF was absorbed into the Ulster Special Constabulary (USC), the reserve police force of the Northern Ireland Government.
A unionist paramilitary group calling itself the Ulster Volunteer Force was formed in 1966. It claims to be a direct descendant of the older organisation and uses the same logo, but there are no organisational links between the two.[citation needed]
Before World War I[edit]
By 1912, the Irish Parliamentary Party (IPP), an Irish nationalist party which sought devolution (Home Rule) for Ireland, held the balance of power in the Parliament of the United Kingdom. In April 1912, Prime Minister H. H. Asquith introduced the third Home Rule Bill. Previous Home Rule Bills had fallen because of the veto power of the Tory-dominated House of Lords, however since the crisis caused by the Lords' rejection of the "People's Budget" of 1909 and the subsequent passing of the Parliament Act, the House of Lords had seen their powers to block legislation diminished and so it could be expected that this Bill would (eventually) become law. Home Rule was popular in all of Ireland apart from the northeast of Ulster. While Catholics were the majority in most of Ireland, Protestants were the majority in Ulster and in Britain. Many Ulster Protestants feared being governed by a Catholic-dominated parliament in Dublin and losing their local supremacy and strong links with Britain.
The two key figures in the creation of the Ulster Volunteers were Edward Carson (leader of the Irish Unionist Alliance) and James Craig, supported sub rosa by figures such as Henry Wilson, Director of Military Operations at the British War Office. At the start of 1912, leading unionists and members of the Orange Order (a Protestant fraternity) began forming small local militias and drilling. On 9 April Carson and Andrew Bonar Law, leader of the Conservative & Unionist Party, reviewed 100,000 'Ulster Volunteers' marching in columns.[1] On 28 September, 218,206[2] men signed the Ulster Covenant, vowing to use "all means which may be found necessary to defeat the present conspiracy to set up a Home Rule Parliament in Ireland", with the support of 234,046 women.[3]
On 13 January 1913, the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) was formally established by the Ulster Unionist Council.[4] Recruitment was to be limited to 100,000 men aged from 17 to 65 who had signed the Covenant, under the command of Lieutenant-General Sir George Richardson KCB.[5] William GIbson was the first commander of the 3rd East Belfast Regiment of the Ulster Volunteers.[6]
The Ulster Unionists enjoyed the wholehearted support of the British Conservative Party, even when threatening rebellion against the British government. On 23 September 1913, the 500 delegates of the Ulster Unionist Council met to discuss the practicalities of setting up a provisional government for Ulster, should Home Rule be implemented.[7]
On 25 November 1913, partly in response to the formation of the UVF, Irish nationalists formed the Irish Volunteers – a militia whose role was to safeguard Home Rule.[8]
In March 1914, the British Army's Commander-in-Chief in Ireland was ordered to move troops into Ulster to protect arms depots from the UVF. However, 57 of the 70 officers at the Army's headquarters in Ireland chose to resign rather than enforce Home Rule or take on the UVF. The following month, the UVF smuggled 20,000 German rifles with 3,000,000 rounds of ammunition into the port of Larne. This became known as the Larne gunrunning.
The Ulster Volunteers were a continuation of what has been described as the "Protestant volunteering tradition, in Ireland", which since 1666 spans the various Irish Protestant militias founded to defend Ireland from foreign threat.[9] References to the most prominent of these militias, the Irish Volunteers, was frequently made, and there were also attempts to link the activities of the two.[9]
World War I[edit]
The third Home Rule Bill was eventually passed despite the objections of the House of Lords, whose power of veto had been abolished under the Parliament Act 1911.[10] While Carson had hoped to have the whole of Ulster excluded, he felt a good case could be made for the six Ulster counties with unionist (or only slight nationalist) majorities.[11] However, in August 1914 the Home Rule issue was temporarily suspended by the outbreak of World War I and Ireland's involvement in it. Many UVF men enlisted in the British Army, mostly with the 36th (Ulster) Division[12] of the 'New Army'. Others joined Irish regiments of the United Kingdom's 10th and 16th (Irish) Divisions. By the summer of 1916, only the Ulster and 16th divisions remained, the 10th amalgamated into both following severe losses in the Battle of Gallipoli. Both of the remaining divisions suffered heavy casualties in July 1916 during the Battle of the Somme and were largely wiped out in 1918 during the German Spring Offensive.[13]
Although many UVF officers left to join the British Army during the war, the unionist leadership wanted to preserve the UVF as a viable force, aware that the issue of Home Rule and partition would be revisited when the war ended. There were also fears of a German naval raid on Ulster and so much of the UVF was recast as a home defence force.[14]
World War I ended in November 1918. On 1 May 1919, the UVF was 'demobilised' when Richardson stood down as its General Officer Commanding. In Richardson's last orders to the UVF, he stated:
Existing conditions call for the demobilisation of the Ulster Volunteers. The Force was organised, to protect the interests of the Province of Ulster, at a time when trouble threatened. The success of the organisation speaks for itself, as a page of history, in the records of Ulster that will never fade.[15]
After World War I[edit]
In the December 1918 general election, Sinn Féin—an Irish republican party who sought full independence for Ireland—won an overwhelming majority of the seats in Ireland. Its members refused to take their seats in the British Parliament and instead set up their own parliament and declared independence for Ireland. The Irish Volunteers became the Irish Republican Army (IRA), the army of this self-declared Irish Republic. The Irish War of Independence began, fought between the IRA and the forces of the United Kingdom (which included the British Army and Royal Irish Constabulary, RIC). The Government of Ireland Act 1920 provided for two Home Rule parliaments: one for Northern Ireland and one for Southern Ireland. The Unionist dominated Parliament of Northern Ireland chose to remain a part of the United Kingdom.
As a response to IRA attacks within Ulster, the Ulster Unionist Council officially revived the UVF on 25 June 1920.[16] In early July, the UUC appointed lieutenant colonel Wilfrid Spender as the UVF's Officer Commanding.[16] At the same time, announcements were printed in unionist newspapers calling on all former UVF members to report for duty.[16] However, this call met with limited success; for example, each Belfast battalion drew little more than 100 men each and they were left mostly unarmed.[16] The UVF's revival also met with little backing from unionists in Great Britain.[16]
During the conflict, loyalists set up small independent "vigilance groups" in many parts of Ulster. Most of these groups would patrol their areas and report anything untoward to the police (the RIC). Some of them, however, were armed with UVF rifles from 1914.[17] There were also a number of small loyalist paramilitaries. The most notable of these was the Ulster Imperial Guards, who may have overreached the UVF in terms of membership.[17] Historian Peter Hart wrote the following of these groups:
Also occasionally targeted [by the IRA] were Ulster Protestants who saw the republican guerrilla campaign as an invasion of their territory, where they formed the majority. Loyalist activists responded by forming vigilante groups, which soon acquired official status as part of the Ulster Special Constabulary. These men spearheaded the wave of anti-Catholic violence that began in July 1920 and continued for two years. This onslaught was part of an Ulster Unionist counter-revolution, whose gunmen operated almost exclusively as ethnic cleansers and avengers.[18]
The sluggish recruitment to the UVF and its failure to stop IRA activities in Ulster prompted James Craig to call for the formation of a new special constabulary.[19] In October 1920, the Ulster Special Constabulary (USC) was set up. This was an armed reserve police force whose main role, during 1920–1922, was to bolster the RIC and fight the IRA. Spender encouraged UVF members to join it, and although many did so, the USC did not engulf the UVF (and other loyalist paramilitaries) until early 1922.[19] Craig hoped to "neutralise" the loyalist paramilitaries by enrolling them in the C Division of the USC; a move that was backed by the British government.[20] Historian Michael Hopkinson wrote that the USC, "amounted to an officially approved UVF".[21] The USC was almost wholly Protestant and was greatly mistrusted by Irish Catholics and Irish nationalists. Following IRA attacks, its members sometimes carried-out revenge killings and reprisals against Catholic civilians during the conflict.[22]
In his book Carson's Army: the Ulster Volunteer Force 1910–22, Timothy Bowman gave the following as his last thought on the UVF during this period:
It is questionable the extent to which the UVF did actually reform in 1920. Possibly the UVF proper amounted to little more than 3,000 men in this period and it is noticeable that the UVF never had a formal disbandment ... possibly so that attention would not be drawn to the extent to which the formation of 1920–22 was such a pale shadow of that of 1913–14.[23]
See also[edit]
- ^ BBC Short History of Ireland: Home Rule promised
- ^ Janice Holmes and Diane Urquhart (eds). Coming into the Light: The Work, Politics and Religion of Women in Ulster 1840-1940. Queen's University Belfast, 1994. ISBN 0 85389539 2.
- ^ Historyworld: Ulster volunteers and Irish volunteers: AD 1911-1914
- ^ "Ulster Volunteer Force". History Empire. Retrieved 20 September 2012.
- ^ Martin, Francis X. (1967). Leaders and Men of the Easter Rising: Dublin 1916. Taylor & Francis. p. 72. Retrieved 20 September 2012.
- ^ Timothy Bowman, Carson's Army: the Ulster Volunteer Force, 1910-22, p.98
- ^ HM Hyde; Carson. p340-341.
- ^ White, Gerry and O'Shea, Brendan: Irish Volunteer Soldiers 1913-23, p.8, lines 17-21, Osprey Publishing Oxford (2003), ISBN 978-1-84176-685-0
- ^ a b Timothy Bowman. Carson's Army, The Ulster Volunteer Force. 1910-22. Manchester University Press. pp. 16,68. ISBN 9780719073724.
- ^ Macardle, Dorothy (1968). The Irish Republic. Corgi Books. p. 69.
- ^ Kee, Robert (1972). The Green Flag. Penguin Books. p. 478. ISBN 0-14-029165-2.
- ^ Fisk says 35,000 enlisted. 5,000 being killed during the attack on German lines at Thiepval on the Somme. P.15.
- ^ Stewart, A.T.Q. (1967). The Ulster Crisis. Faber & Faber. pp. 237–242.
- ^ Bowman, p.166
- ^ Bowman, pp.182-183
- ^ a b c d e Bowman, Timothy. Carson's Army: the Ulster Volunteer Force 1910–22. p.192
- ^ a b Bowman, p.190
- ^ Peter Hart in, Joost Augusteijn (ed), The Irish Revolution, p.25
- ^ a b Bowman, p.195
- ^ Bowman, p.198
- ^ Hopkinson, Irish War of Independence, p. 158
- ^ Michael Hopkinson, The Irish War of Independence, p263
- ^ Bowman, p.201
- Proclamation by the UVF in the Larne Times newspaper January 1914 here.
- Hart, Peter, The IRA and its Enemies: Violence in the Community of Cork, 1912-1923
- Hopkinson, M, Green against Green
- Hopkinson, M, Irish Revolution
- Montgomery Hyde, H. Carson. Constable, London 1974. ISBN 0-09-459510-0.
- Details on UVF links to the 36th Ulster Division which fought at the Somme here.
- Fisk, Robert In time of War: Ireland, Ulster, and the price of neutrality 1939 - 1945 (Gill & Macmillan) 1983 ISBN 0-7171-2411-8.


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At Valente Brothers we are proud to remain loyal to the principles, ideals and methods that Grandmaster Hélio Gracie left for us. The VBJJ affiliate program is a reflection of his strict requirements and rigorous instructor's course. As he laid out on his book "Gracie Jiu-Jitsu," before becoming an instructor, a practitioner must have "years of fulltime dedication" to the art. In the glory days of the original Academia Gracie in Rio, instructors actually lived inside the school. This apprenticeship program was designed so that everyone who was teaching classes not only understood the techniques and how to transmit them, but also absorbed the culture and the philosophy of Jiu-jitsu.
A student would only be invited to participate in the course after developing an extended acquaintance at the academy. This occurred so that the Grandmaster could determine if the potential instructor possessed the moral and ethical qualities that he felt were essential for the job. According to Grandmaster Hélio, an apprentice instructor had to personally assist in hundreds of classes before he could start teaching his own classes. Once he started to teach, his classes were constantly monitored and evaluated. Only after at least seven years of teaching classes would a person be eligible to receive the coveted professors diploma.
Consequently, in a span of 80 years, Grandmaster Hélio only awarded 27 diplomas. This represents an average of one diploma for every 3 years. His philosophy was to prioritize quality over quantity. Before passing away, Grandmaster Hélio encouraged the Valente Brothers to maintain his strict methodology and stated that this was the way for us to eternize his legacy. For this reason, in order to become a VBJJ affiliate one must devote years of dedication to our school as a student as well as an apprentice instructor. Our goal is not to create a large number of affiliates but rather to support our qualified students who, after years of dedication to the art, decide to dedicate their lives to the proper dissemination of jiu-jitsu according to Grandmaster Hélio Gracie's strict guidelines.
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I think this is the biggest game in Jack Trice I can remember, especially if Texas wins tomorrow. Beat Texas at home to go 4-0, I just can't recall a bigger game. With all that is going on with the conference realignment and how much I just despise Texas and their arrogance and this could be their last trip to Ames. Getting them in Jack Trice with a chance to beat their ***** down on national TV. Can't ask for much more. They will be coming into a hostile stadium with a freshmen quarterback and looking ahead to Oklahoma the next week. We beat the snot out of these guys last year, we can win this game and probably should win it. Jack Trice should be packed and I expect as good an atmosphere as Iowa if not better. If we don't have 55K plus screaming their lungs out then there is a major major problem and we don't deserve to remain in a BSC conference anyway. This is a big opportunity for our football and athletic programs and a chance to take a big step forward here. Let's get out there and fill up Jack Trice.
I'll be coming back for this game!! I can't wait!!!
When Prepared, Fear No One.
Huge game. Need to win the toss up games at home if we want to have a chance at a bowl.
I can't wait for this game. I didn't think there would ever be another game I would be as excited about as I was for last year's NU game, but with two weeks to wait this one might beat it. Should be another huge crowd. I actually talked my parents into coming up (Mom's first ever college football game, Dad's fourth at JTS). I know a ton of people who normally don't go to games that are coming and bringing a bunch of people along with them too.
Can't wait to watch the cyclones BBQ TEXAS! Cut of the horns, wipe its a**, and throw it on a plate!
Honestly, if Trice isn't packed and rocking some of my Cyclone fandom will die that day, the fact I am even worried about it makes me nervous.
I'll be there! Gotta love Frontier's direct service to Des Moines from Denver!
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If texas is 3-0 going into this game, gotta think this will get some prime coverage.
Originally Posted by alarson If texas is 3-0 going into this game, gotta think this will get some prime coverage. Even if they aren't I really think this will be the Big 12's top draw and will land an ABC regional coverage 2:30 kickoff slot.
alreadu bought my tickets to the game and i cant wait to be there to cheer on the clones and hopefully start 4-0!!!
If you can't find a reason to go there is something wrong with you. We need every person there that can be found. I personally have never heard JTS as loud as I did against Iowa but I hope we can get a sellout and make it hostile for Texas. No matter how ugly these wins have been, it's 3-0 and I couldn't ask for anything else up to this point. Let's make it even crazier when UT comes to town.
Wish I could be there... friend getting married deep in Hawkeye countryj Either way, my tickets are already spoken for by Cyclone fans. Hope we can top 52k+ again!
Will be back in the Jack for the first time since '08, looking forward to it
Originally Posted by CyFan61 Even if they aren't I really think this will be the Big 12's top draw and will land an ABC regional coverage 2:30 kickoff slot. Exactly what I was thinking (and hoping).
I had the trip booked before the season started, so I'm really excited how this has turned out. This will be my first trip back to the The Jack since the Shaggy FG-fest against Iowa. Cannot. freaking. wait.
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I haven't had the toolbar installed on ANY machine for over a year and haven't missed it. And surprisingly, no withdrawal symptoms. Have only had inadvertent run-ins with any green pixel indicator since. Makes life much easier and more pleasant.
I find that basically ignoring PR helps me concentrate on all the other facets that are just as or more important. I think everybody should give your challenge a shot.
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It is an invaluable tool.
I'm sure I could find alternatives for everything it does but it's neat having everything at hand in one tool.
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This offer only applies to those who have the Google Toolbar currently installed, the longer the better! ;)
Hehehe, imagine that. I doubt that I could get one avid toolbar user to give it up for 30 days, not one. Plus, it would be too high maintenance to make sure the user didn't violate the rules of the bet. ;)
Disable the PR indicator for 30 days. ;)