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Big wicket that. Reward for tidy bowling as the astute Pig Styris said.
Urghh FFS. I blame Trott.
Bah, rather gave it away in the end.
We've got McMillan on our comm now. He's very Kiwi, isn't he? Broadest accent this side of Corey Jane.
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Root makes Williamson look old.
Lol. Root.
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Joe Root and Quinton de Kock both look about 12 to me. Reckon his club tried to sneak him into lower age group games when he was a kid, especially as he was probably the best batter in the league.
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The goal of the program is to create a versatile platform capable of accurately predicting drug and vaccine efficacy, toxicity, and pharmacokinetics in preclinical testing.
Researchers in the Department of Biological Engineering at MIT will receive up to $32 million over the next five years from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and the NIH toward the project. The program is named BIO-MIMETICS (Barrier-Immune-Organ: MIcrophysiology, Microenvironment Engineered TIssue Construct Systems).
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An Ontario supervisor has been convicted and fined under the Occupational Health and Safety Act for disturbing an accident scene.
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The company pleaded guilty and was fined $50,000.00 for failing to ensure that a guardrail system was in place.
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Former Tottenham midfielder Danny Murphy is delighted with his move to Fulham.
"I first heard about the move late in the day, on the same day it got done" he told fulhamfc.com. "I got a phone call and came down to the training ground pretty quick. I had a chat with the Gaffer which went very well – I was very impressed by him and what he had to say.
"The last 12 months at Spurs didn't go as well as I expected and I'm at the stage of my career where I'm desperate to be playing again so to do that at a good club like Fulham is great for me.
"The Manager was straight with me. Obviously as a footballer you want to know where the Manager thinks you can play and what your qualities are. He made me aware that he knows what I'm capable of, the position he wanted me to fill and what players I would be competing with to get in the team.
"The facilities here are excellent and from an outside point of view, I'd already seen the type of player the Manager was bringing to Fulham. There are a lot of good young players here and hopefully I can add a bit of experience to the blend. I spoke to Paul Konchesky about the place and he had nothing but good things to say - that helped as well. I've also played with Alexey Smertin who was a bit of a character at Charlton and Tony Warner at Liverpool.
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Hurricane Sandy forces cancellation of ELC conference
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The Executive Leadership Conference scheduled to take place this week in Williamsburg, Va., has been canceled because of Hurricane Sandy.
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Sabai Technology, leading provider of consumer VPN Routers, has announced the launch of an open source project called JaiRo. The company recently launched a website dedicated to the community and development of JaiRo.
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Sabai Technology has big plans for home and small business networks. JaiRo, the company's latest project, is an open sourcing routing platform in the early stages of development. While the company gears up for an upcoming Kickstarter project to help fund development, it has created a website to host the project.
Developers and fans of the project alike are invited to visit JaiRoProject.com, which hosts a community for the project that includes forums, blogs, photos, videos, and product information. Developers interested in the open source code or creating modules will find a home at the projects redmine, which features a wiki, documentation, a project calendar, and a feature and bug tracking system.
Visitors to the site will also be able to experience an interactive demo of the JaiRo interface. The idea behind the product is to consolidate and unify advanced networking projects that are currently only obtainable by hobbyists willing to create one-of solutions. Because home and small business networks are so severely limited by the industry standard routers, many of these project require a separate home server.
An excellent example of one such networking project is a VOIP phone server, which has become increasingly popular in recent years. While there are a few off-the-shelf products for so-called average users, they require independent hardware. With a JaiRo powered router, the VOIP phone server can run directly from the router, and be installed at the core of the network. This eliminates unnecessary hardware as well as making things like remote access straightforward.
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SINGAPORE (ICIS)--Taiwan's CPC Corp has sold by tender a 10,000-tonne paraxylene (PX) cargo for delivery in the second half of June, industry sources said on Friday.
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CPC Corp, typically a net seller of PX, supplies feedstock to Taiwan-based purified terephthalic (PTA) markers, such as China American Petrochemical Co (CAPCO), Oriental Petrochemical (Taiwan) and Tuntex Petrochemical.
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Normal life was paralysed in Central Coastal Andhra Pradesh owing to the indefinite strike call given by Andhra Pradesh Non-Gazetted Officers (APNGOs) and the APSRTC employees from the early hours of Tuesday.
This turned out to be a virtual bandh call, as all RTC and private buses were off the road; shops and establishments were closed. Small and medium entrepreneurs in the Autonagar and Industrial Estate, restaurants and even small kiosks downed their shutters in support of Samaikyandhra.
Schools and some colleges declared a holiday on Tuesday. The busy Bandar and Eluru Road, which otherwise bustle with activities and shoppers, wore a deserted look at 11 a.m. The only people on the roads were security strike forces in their camouflaged overalls and the members of different joint action committees (JAC) who took out rallies in protest against the Congress Working Committee's decision to bifurcate the State. The APNGOs took out a rally from PWD grounds and went on a Government Offices closing spree from 10.30 a.m.
Private vehicles were allowed to run and autorickshaws were seen plying.In some pockets, the transport system was virtually paralysed with the state-owned transport major APSRTC employees joining the strike.
"Our college actually wanted to function, but since APSRTC has joined the strike, the management declared a holiday," said Ch. Avinash, a second-year B.Tech. student.
A senior citizen who was waiting for a public transport system at Benz Circle to go to his daughter's house at Gandhinagar, remarked, "It is good that people are protesting against the bifurcation of the State. It's expected of concerned citizens. But, what I see is that the agitation of 'Samaikyanhdra Andhra' (Unified Andhra) lacks 'Samaikyam' (unity). For the last one hour I have seen at least six JACs taking out rallies comprising of 150 to 200 members. Can't they join together to form one big impactful group, the way TRS does."
Machilipatnam Staff Reporter, T. Appala Naidu adds:
Vociferous protests were witnessed on Tuesday, amid tight security, on the streets of Krishna District headquarters town Machilipatnam against proposed carving out of Telangana. Mammoth gathering of protesters led by lawyers, merchants, political leaders and Government employees/workers spread the bandh to every nook and corner of the town.
Streets wore a deserted look as people from all walks of public life turned up at the Koneru Centre. A few women, largely rural folk supported the scheduled 24-hour bandh by engaging themselves in preparation of food on the roads as a part of their 'Vanta-Vaarpu' agitation.
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Defender McFadzean, midfielder Akpan, skipper Alexander and fellow striker Ajose were rested as manager Richie Barker made six changes for Tuesday's 3-2 Johnstone's Paint Trophy win over Gillingham.
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Defender Connolly aggravated a groin injury during the midweek Johnstone's Paint Trophy penalty shoot-out win over Bournemouth which could cut short his loan spell from Leeds.
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There was a little bit of Bruins talk during Don Cherry's Coach's Corner segment on CBC's Hockey Night in Canada last weekend, and it centered on Phil Kessel and Marc Savard. Grapes talked a bit about the growing groundswell of pressure loading up on the 21-year-old Kessel with the Toronto Maple Leafs struggling badly out of the gate. With each loss the 2010 first-round pick traded to the B's for Kessel gets higher in value, and the expectations increase on a young player coming back from shoulder surgery with a mid-November return date.
Cherry also tossed a few attaboys at Savard while decrying his Olympic snub by Team Canada, and painted some other invitees are skating around "with minus-15's" already this season. Good stuff as always from Dandy Don. Here's the video courtesy of youtube with the Bruins-related stuff coming up around the 3:15 mark.
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Kumar Pereira
Born in Sri Lanka, Kumar studied typographic design at the London College of Printing. After working in London he lived in Hong Kong for 18 years, working with studios and agencies, and teaching graphic design at the Hong Kong Polytechnic. In 1983 he started his own design consultancy specialising in corporate graphics and publishing design. He has designed many award winning publications including Discovery (Cathay Pacific inflight magazine) Pacific (American Express cardmembers' magazine, Serendib (the magazine of Air Lanka). He left Hong Kong for Australia in 1988 and lives and works in Sydney with his wife Sally and their sons Robert and James.
He has worked in publishing in Sydney with magazine and book publishers and designed and art directed cook books before joining Sydney Institute, TAFE NSW Design Centre, Enmore where he was Senior Head Teacher Graphic design, until 2007.
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His book 'Kumar's Family Cookbook' was published in May 2013 by Allen & Unwin, Australia and is available for sale in Australia and online worldwide.
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Final Score: Miami 5, Boston 1
Fort Myers, FL (Sports Network) - Daniel Pertusati drove in four runs and led the Miami Marlins to a 5-1 win over the Boston Red Sox in spring training action.
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Harrisburg recruiters instill 'AIRBORNE!' to Civil Air Patrol cadets
Jul 7, 2011
Recruiters from the Harrisburg Opportunity Center, taught an Army Airborne class June 29 for 15 cadets from the Civil Air Patrol Harrisburg International Composite Squadron 306 on the on the 193rd Special Operations Wing Pennsylvania Air National Guard Base.
Symposium focuses on improving Army learning
Jul 6, 2011
The challenge of information overload and how to teach people differently was the concept for the two-day Learning and Technology Symposium. Co-sponsored by the Maneuver Center of Excellence and Columbus State University, the symposium's theme, Implementing the Army Learning Concept for 2015 at the Maneuver Center of Excellence, looked at using technology to improve Army training.
The U.S. Army Armor School changes command
Jul 6, 2011
Col. Thomas James replaced Brig. Gen. Ted Martin as the commandant of the U.S. Army Armor School June 28 in a change of command ceremony at the Benning Conference Center.
192nd Infantry Brigade receives new commander
Jul 6, 2011
Col. Ronald Clark became the commander of the 192nd Infantry Brigade Thursday during a change of command ceremony at Pomeroy Field. Clark replaces Col. Terrence McKenrick.
Chaplain center offers resources for emotional resiliency
Jul 6, 2011
The Family Life Chaplain Training Center offers individual, couple, family and group counseling in 13 subject areas: premarital, marital, divorce recovery, blended family, communication, conflict resolution, parenting, anger and stress management, spiritual, addiction, child therapy, combat and grief.
The 194th Armored Brigade changes command
Jul 6, 2011
Col. David Thompson relinquished command to Col. Kevin MacWatters as the commander of the 194th Armored Brigade Wednesday during a change of command ceremony at Brave Rifles Field.
The 199th Infantry Brigade changes command
Jul 6, 2011
Col. Lance "Duke" Davis replaced Col. Sean McCaffrey as commander of the 199th Infantry Brigade during a change of command ceremony June 28 at Stilwell Field.
Fort Benning, USAMU remember Soldier during memorial at Main Post Chapel
Jul 6, 2011
The Fort Benning community said goodbye to one of its own Thursday in a ceremony at the Main Post chapel.
EFMP Respite Care: Enhancing the Quality of Life for Caregivers
Jul 6, 2011
SAN ANTONIO, Texas -- Starting in July, the Exceptional Family Member Program is standardizing and streamlining the process for delivering respite care to eligible Families in need of support.
Combatives: Fighter gives III Corps veteran presence
Jul 1, 2011
On a fight night in Hawaii in 2008, a squad volunteered their platoon sergeant into the ring as a joke. But it wasn't a joke for his opponent, who ended up with a broken nose and collarbone.
FORSCOM Cases colors, on the move
Jun 30, 2011
U. S. Army Forces Command (FORSCOM) held it's color casing ceremony June 24 in front of it's headquarters building at Fort McPherson, Ga. FORSCOM is moving to Fort Bragg, N.C., after 38 years at the Georgia installation. Though relocating as part of the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure law, the command will continue its mission of training and preparing Soldiers for deployment, as well as assisting in natural disaster and national emergency relief. FORSCOM .
First cavalry scout trainees arrive at Fort Benning armor school
Jun 30, 2011
More than 65 recent high school graduates turned Soldiers are the first cavalry scouts to train at the Armor School on Harmony Church.
Post receives new garrison commander
Jun 30, 2011
Col. Jeremy Fletcher replaced Col. Thomas Macdonald as garrison commander June 21 in a change of command ceremony at Ridgway Hall.
Three Soldiers honored for counseling, retention work
Jun 30, 2011
FORT BENNING, GA.,-- The Career Counselor of the Year is Staff Sgt. William Cunningham of 3rd Squadron, 1st Cavalry Regiment, while Staff Sgt. Jason Boyd of the 6th Ranger Training Battalion at Camp Rudder on Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., earned the Retention NCO of the Year award. Sgt. 1st Class Sylvia Rainer of Headquarters and Headquarters Company, MCoE, was selected as Reserve Component Career Counselor of the Year.
British return for Eagle Owl exercise
Jun 30, 2011
What has become one of the largest training exercises within Training and Doctrine Command received a new set of participants this month " with six staff members from the United Kingdom's Stabilisation Unit. The Eagle Owl exercise places U.K. military officers in the Defence Academy's Joint Services Command and Staff College (Land), with military officers in the Intermediate Level Education program at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College. The British military officers have visited Fort Leavenworth twice a year for about four years, most recently working together to conduct a joint exercise.
Independence Day: A Celebration of Trust
Jun 29, 2011
From the beginning, America's Army existed for the people, for the nation, and for the cause of liberty and justice. Since 1775, our Army has answered the peoples' call from Bunker Hill to the beaches of Normandy to the mountains of Korea and the jungles of Vietnam. Your Army was there then and is now serving our nation in many places around the world, including Iraq and Afghanistan. Today's Soldiers are adding another chapter to our Army's proud history and record of accomplishment.
Rest and recuperation for the troops
Jun 29, 2011
Servicemembers and DOD civilians are eligible for up to 15 days of uncharged leave after spending 270 days in Iraq, Afghanistan or elsewhere in CENTCOM's area of responsibility. The vast majority of participants take government-chartered commercial flights back to the States to see Family, but some choose to take advantage of the free airfare and central location of the Middle East to travel abroad.
U.S. turns joint security stations over to Iraqis
Jun 29, 2011
Three joint security stations located in southern Iraq were signed over to the Iraqis June 19-22, 2011.
Army deploys microgrids in Afghanistan for 'smart' battlefield power
Jun 28, 2011
The U.S. Army, led by the Project Manager for Mobile Electric Power, or PM MEP, is installing microgrid technologies in Afghanistan as part of a groundbreaking project that could significantly lower fossil fuel consumption on the battlefield.
Joint Base Lewis-McChord Expert Infantryman Badge competition
Jun 22, 2011
JOINT BASE LEWIS-McCHORD, Wash. "Over 800 infantrymen in 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division challenged their expertise during an evaluation of their skills with aspirations of earning the prestigious Expert Infantryman Badge at Joint-Base Lewis-McChord, June 13-17. At the end of the strenuous testing only 60 Soldiers were deemed expert infantrymen.
2011 Drill Sergeant of the Year Competition
Jun 21, 2011
Video package of 2011 Drill Sergeant of the Year competition.
Gates discusses way forward in Afghanistan
Jun 20, 2011
The Taliban must know they are beaten before they reconcile in any meaningful way, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said on CNN's "State of the Union" program, Sunday.
Army moving steadily to Enterprise Email
Jun 20, 2011
Since February, 70,000 Army users have migrated to the Enterprise Email service.
Heslin, Palmer are 2011 Drill Sergeants of the Year
Jun 17, 2011
FORT JACKSON, S.C. - Staff Sgt. John Heslin, assigned to Fort Benning, Ga., was selected as the active duty Army 2011 Drill Sergeant of the Year. Staff Sgt. Andrew Palmer, assigned to the 98th Training Division, was selected as the Army Reserve Drill Sergeant of the Year.
Army approves site for National Museum
Jun 17, 2011
Secretary of the Army John M. McHugh has approved a site on the North Post of Fort Belvoir, Va., for construction of the National Museum of the U.S. Army, scheduled to open in June 2015. The secretary signed the decision memo last week.
MCoE Soldiers take top honors at Army competitions
Jun 17, 2011
The "One Force, One Fight" approach was the winning combination for three Maneuver Center of Excellence Soldiers when it was announced today they won top honors in two different Army competitions.
I-185 construction: After years, end is in sight
Jun 16, 2011
III Corps Combatives gears up for tournament
Jun 16, 2011
The III Corps Combatives team received help from the outside June 10, 2011, as experienced mixed martial artists Timothy Kennedy and Jason Norwood stopped by the Fort Hood fight house to help them train for the All-Army Combatives Tournament at the end of July.
Gateway project sees progress with arrival of statues
Jun 16, 2011
Visitor passes no longer needed at post gates
Jun 16, 2011
104th Transportation Co. returns
Jun 16, 2011
The Bayonet picks up awards from GPA
Jun 16, 2011
MCoE boosts squad as a 'strategic formation'
Jun 16, 2011
Stop Loss Special Pay Program continues to accept claims
Jun 15, 2011
Army officials are hoping remaining candidates for Retroactive Stop Loss Special Pay take action and apply. The Army estimates a total of 120,000 Soldiers, veterans and beneficiaries may be eligible for the pay.
Visitor passes no longer needed at post gates
Jun 15, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. - The Directorate of Emergency Services has modified its Visitor Control Center operations, post officials announced. Fort Benning Police Chief Kevin Clarke said visitors are no longer required to stop and pick up a pass prior to accessing the installation.
MCoE boosts squad as a 'strategic formation'
Jun 15, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. - The Army wants to turn dismounted tactical small units into overpowering forces on the battlefield and eliminate the enemy's comparable effectiveness at that tier. The Maneuver Center of Excellence is playing a key role in making it happen.
Military spouses get help with professional licenses
Jun 13, 2011
A Defense Department organization is making it easier for military spouses to maintain professional licenses as they move from state to state.
Planning is the key if moving during peak moving season
Jun 13, 2011
The Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command's Personal Property Directorate, responsible for the DOD's household goods moving program, wants servicemembers to know a successful move during this peak time is certainly possible with proper planning.
Fort Benning Soldier competes in the 2011 Drill Sergeant of the Year Competition
Jun 13, 2011
Staff Sgt. John Heslin, Drill Sgt. for D Company, 2nd Battalion, 47th Infantry Regiment, is representing the Maneuver Center in the 2011 Drill Sergeant of the Year Competition.
Drill Sgt. of the Year 2011 head and shoulders photos
Jun 12, 2011
Head and shoulders photos of competitors of the 2011 Drill Sergeant of the Year Competition. Learn more about them here: http://www.army.mil/drillsergeant/competitors.html
Middle school students compete for national honors in Army's annual STEM competition
Jun 9, 2011
Sixteen middle school teams from across the country travel to Washington, D.C., June 20-24, to vie for national honors in eCYBERMISSION, an Army-sponsored Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) competition.
Chief of Infantry bids farewell to Benning
Jun 8, 2011
Tapped to deploy: Brig. Gen. Owens departs for Iraq to assist in country's transition
Determination keeps Ranger on the 'line'
Jun 8, 2011
Sgt. 1st Class Joe Kapacziewski was deployed to Afghanistan when he learned he was one of two recipients of this year's Freedom Award. Gen. Raymond Odierno, commander of U.S. Joint Forces Command and President Barack Obama's pick to be the next Army chief of staff, was the other. Presented by No Greater Sacrifice in Washington, D.C., May 24, the award recognizes service members who have dedicated their lives to defending freedom wherever duty calls. Past recipients include Col. David Sutherland, 2008, Gen. David Petraeus, 2009, and Gen. James Conway, 2010. Kapacziewski, a platoon sergeant with 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, is the first enlisted Soldier to receive the award.
First Armor BOLC slated to begin
Jun 8, 2011
First Armor Basic Officer Leader Course at Fort Benning starts Thursday
Army meets public over expansion plans
Jun 8, 2011
Fort Benning hosts cadet leadership camp
Jun 8, 2011
MCoE changes motorcycle safety policy
Jun 8, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. - The Maneuver Center of Excellence has adopted a new motorcycle safety policy requiring all military riders at Fort Benning to go through mandatory training, even if they never bring the bike on post.
Indianhead Village Center opens
Jun 8, 2011
A gesture from the heart
Jun 2, 2011
GONAIVES, Haiti - What motivated the United States to send its Army engineers to Haiti to help?
Soldier saves two from fire
Jun 1, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. " Spc. Jerry Torres of the 209th Military Police Detachment put his life on the line May 22 to save two residents during a fire in Battle Park, located off Arrowhead Road on Fort Benning.
Firefighters prevent spread of home fire
Jun 1, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. -- For the McAllisters, old family photos were at the forefront of their thoughts. Irreplaceable mementos they thought would go up in smoke following a home fire on Fort Benning that ignited a neighbor's apartment two weeks ago.
Be prepared if disaster strikes
Jun 1, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. -- Fort Benning tests its "giant voice" mass warning notification system at noon Saturday to help residents prepare for tornado and hurricane seasons.
Home of future Armor and Cavalry Museum marked
Jun 1, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. " Groundbreaking remains a few years away, but Fort Benning has christened the site of the future National Armor and Cavalry Museum. Post leaders and several VIPs attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday at the two tank display pads on Benning Boulevard at what will become an entrance to the museum coming here as part of the Armor School's move from Fort Knox, Ky.
Gulf War tribute kicks off Memorial Day weekend
Jun 1, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. - Two decades ago, U.S. and coalition forces shoved Iraq out of Kuwait in relatively rapid fashion to claim an overwhelming victory in the Gulf War. The first national ceremony honoring the 382 American men and women who gave their lives took place Thursday.
Toby Keith draws thousands to Fort Benning
May 31, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. " It was a packed house Sunday night at Wetherby Field. Thousands parked chairs and picnic blankets at Fort Benning's concert site to watch country music star Toby Keith perform during a Memorial Day weekend tribute to the armed forces.
Crash vehicles upgrade aircraft-rescue response
May 31, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. " Fort Benning first responders debuted new crash vehicles this month to respond to aircraft-rescue firefighting.
New headquarters building starts new chapter for TRADOC
May 25, 2011
JOINT BASE LANGLEY-EUSTIS, Va. (May 24, 2011) - Gen. Robert W. Cone, commanding general of the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command, and McKinley L. Price, mayor of Newport News, Va., provided remarks at the TRADOC Headquarters ribbon cutting and memorialization ceremony here today.
2011 Memorial Day message from Gen. Robert W. Cone, TRADOC commander
May 25, 2011
TRADOC Team: Allow me to take this opportunity to reiterate how pleased I am to be able to stand the post with you one last time here at historic Fort Monroe. Jill and I are fortunate to once again join the TRADOC family, and we thank you for the heartwarming welcome. Like most Americans, I look forward to the 2011 Memorial Day weekend and all the activities announcing the start of summer. Memorial Day, originally called Decoration Day, is a day of remembrance for those who died in our Nation's service. There are many stories as to its actual beginnings, with over two dozen cities and towns laying claim to being the birthplace of Memorial Day. It's difficult to prove conclusively the origins of the day, and is more likely that it had many separate beginnings. It is not important who was the very first; what is important is that Memorial Day was established. What is important is that at each of these towns and at every gathering, people tapped into the human need to honor our fallen warriors. What is important is that Memorial Day is about reconciliation and about coming together as a Nation to honor those who gave their all. I ask that as you plan your Memorial Day activities, take time to pay homage to… "those in past and present wars who have given their lives in the name of freedom and democracy, for they paid the ultimate price; "those deployed in harm's way bravely standing the post and fighting for freedom around the world, they are securing our liberties; "our Wounded Warriors, for they know all too well that to serve can often mean great personal sacrifice. May God bless them and their families, and may God bless the United States of America. Robert W. Cone General, U.S. Army
Purple Heart OK'd for concussions, mild TBI
May 25, 2011
Army Secretary John McHugh has approved a policy allowing Soldiers to receive the Purple Heart for concussions and mild traumatic brain injuries not resulting in loss of consciousness.
Building Strong Bonds: 3rd HBCT couples work on marriages, emotional resiliency at retreat
May 25, 2011
Strong Bonds program helps teach resiliency. Couples use Panama City, Fla., retreat to strengthen marriages.
2011 Drill Sergeant of the Year Competition
May 25, 2011
The Army's top six drill sergeants from across the nation will gather at Fort Jackson, S.C. Jun. 13-17 to compete for the title of 2011 U.S. Army Drill Sergeant of the Year (DSOY).
Georgia Tech researchers examine foreign UAS
May 25, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. - Georgia Tech Research Institute officials were here May 12-13 for another peek at a foreign-made unmanned aircraft system built with off-the-shelf commercial parts.
We Got Him! author returns to Fort Benning
May 25, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. " Long before the fall of Osama bin Laden, another polarizing Middle East figure fell to U.S. forces " Saddam Hussein.
Resilience App set for release
May 25, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. - An online program aimed at strengthening Soldiers' resolve and behavioral health skill sets in pursuit of their objectives will debut Wednesday. The Resilience App features a multitude of resources to help service members, Army civilians and family members optimize performance, build strong minds and bodies, and develop better coping mechanisms for traumatic events.
Toby Keith to rock crowds Memorial Day weekend
May 25, 2011
Coming off his ninth USO/Armed Forces Entertainment tour to the Middle East, Toby Keith is still performing for troops, this time at the home of Infantry and Armor.
Prescribed burns under way
May 24, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. - The Environmental Management Division's Land Management Branch is fighting fire with fire - literally. The Directorate of Public Works agency has ignited its annual round of prescribed burns in post training areas. They're needed to maintain longleaf pine forests, control vegetation in the understory and reduce fuel sources for potentially catastrophic wildfires, said Land Management Branch chief James Parker. It's also an important tool in managing the endangered red-cockaded woodpecker habitat. On average, the impact areas are burned every two to three years, totaling about 30,000 to 40,000 acres of upland pine forests annually, he said. Most controlled burns on Fort Benning occur between December and June. Read more: http://www.ledger-enquirer.com/2011/03/01/1480281/prescribed-burns-under-way.html#ixzz1NHetvJpd
U.S. Army builds on 'Army Strong' campaign with new advertising
May 24, 2011
The U.S. Army is introducing its latest extension of "Army Strong" through its newest advertising campaign, "Symbol of Strength."
The basics of sustainment
May 23, 2011
Sustainment Week affords leaders from around the Army an opportunity to gather yearly to talk about issues, gain valuable insights and discuss the future of the sustainment community. This year's conference kicked off May 9 with a common theme of 'getting back to the basics.'
Warrant Officers Look To The Future
May 23, 2011
Warrant Officers are the technical experts of their fields, often called upon to provide the knowledge required to successfully complete tough missions.
Army orders unit commanders to comply with Army Substance Abuse Program
May 20, 2011
Registration continues for MCOE combatives
May 18, 2011
The 197th Infantry Brigade, 192nd Infantry Brigade and 198th Infantry Brigade are among the units with the most participants already registered for the 2011 Maneuver Center of Excellence Modern Army Combatives Tournament, which will be held Friday at Smith Fitness Center. Fifty-four participants are registered as of Wednesday. Registration ends Thursday and all competitors will be weighed in the same day.
Four Soldiers honored with building dedication
May 18, 2011
Four fallen Soldiers were honored Saturday in a 2nd Battalion, 46th Infantry Regiment, building dedication ceremony on Sand Hill. Three training barracks and a battalion headquarters were named in honor of Capt. Gerry Harr, Lt. Col. George Marshall, Capt. Richard Knight Jr., and Sgt. 1st Class Jason Bishop
Runners prepare to race across Georgia
May 18, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. - Runners are gearing up for the 3rd annual Run For The Heroes to benefit the Columbus-based House of Heroes. Ten military relay teams are signed up to run, with seven coming from Fort Benning.
Soldiers take part in Braves-Phillies festivities
May 18, 2011
Fort Benning played a role in Major League Baseball's fifth annual Civil Rights Game on Sunday at Turner Field, while a Warrior Transition Battalion Soldier stepped out of the dugout as the day's "Hometown Hero."
Double amputee happy to fill NCO leader role
May 18, 2011
Sgt. 1st Class Ray Castillo's 10th combat deployment with the 75th Ranger Regiment resulted in a life-changing event on the dusty battlefield of northern Iraq. Today, he's a double amputee, but is set to graduate next week from Fort Benning's seven-week Maneuver Senior Leaders Course.
USAMU hosts Olympic hopefuls
May 18, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. - France's Pierre Edmond Piasecki fired first. Niccolo Campriani of Italy took a deep breath, let off his stance and gave a smile to the crowd Monday as he prepared to fire his last shot of the Men's Air Rifle final in the 2011 International Shooting Sport Federation World Cup, which the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit is hosting this week.
Ostrander shares story of tragedy, resiliency
May 18, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. - Leslie Ostrander knows about resilience. At age 4, Ostrander was paralyzed from the waist down in a fatal car accident on a county road between Columbus and Auburn, Ala., that killed her grandmother and injured her mother.
Army publishes draft Environmental Impact Statement
May 18, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. - The Army published a draft Environmental Impact Statement Friday concerning the comprehensive study of the impact Fort Benning's Training Land Expansion Program may have on local economies and the environment.
Special Forces vet reflects on 63-year Army career
May 17, 2011
Arif R. Zaky will retire at a May 24 luncheon at the APG-North recreation center. By his accounting, he will have completed 63 years, 5 months and 13 days of federal service. He is 80 years and 8 months old.
Honoring the past while planning for tomorrow
May 13, 2011
The ordnance Soldier creed states, "I will utilize every available talent and means to ensure that superior mobility, fire power, and communications are advantages enjoyed by the United States Army over its enemies." These words were the foundation for the U.S. Army Ordnance Corps' celebration of 199 years of excellence, professionalism and ordnance during their 2011 Ordnance Week, held here May 2 - 5.
Soldiers try new PT test at Benning
May 12, 2011
The Army's new physical fitness test was administered to a group of Fort Benning Soldiers this week as part of the service's pilot program.
Army wife sheds light on education
May 12, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. - An Army wife who recently moved here as part of the Armor School arrival wants to bring more attention to spouse educational opportunities and hurdles. Alicia Hayes, an online adjunct professor of education for Park University, completed a quantitative study last year on the educational needs of Army spouses during deployment and nondeployment cycles.
Soldiers' artwork salvaged from Sand Hill 'starship'
May 12, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. - Bob Gehricke has a special gift for his son's birthday this summer: a large skull surrounded by bullet holes painted on a double-door. While going through Infantry one station unit training in 2009, Jared Gehricke and two battle buddies from 2nd Platoon, B Company, 1st Battalion, 50th Infantry Regiment, completed the rendering on the entrance to their barracks bay at Sand Hill.
Facebook page puts 'death row' pets in spotlight
May 11, 2011
pet-lovers, it's an emotional issue. For animal control facilities, it's an economic one: what to do with the nearly 7,000 dogs and cats dumped at the city's Animal Care and Control Center every year'
Rangers roll in post competition
May 11, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. - The Ranger Training Brigade dominated Fort Benning's NCO and Soldier of the Year competitions Friday.
Fort Benning's top drill sergeant named
May 11, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. - Staff Sgt. John Heslin was named the Drill Sergeant of the Year Friday after squaring off against Fort Benning's top drill sergeants in a weeklong competition.
NFL contingent comes to Fort Benning
May 11, 2011
Lockout or no lockout, the NFL made an appearance on post last week. Atlanta Falcons head coach Mike Smith, former Baltimore Ravens coach Brian Billick, and ex-players Spencer Tillman, Randy Cross and Jim Miller visited Soldiers here as part of Ron Barr's Sports Byline USA tour. The nationally syndicated sports-talk radio host broadcast a two-hour show live Friday afternoon from the Sand Hill Recreation Center.
Snipers take aim at 'interoperability'
May 9, 2011
They are some of the most lethal Soldiers in the world. And they are woven of a tight-knit fabric unlike the rest of us. Their bond transcends nationality and knows no service branch, no language barrier, no particular army. At least that's the indication from the 12 German and five American snipers sharpening their skills together and trading best practices during a recent three-week sniper training course here. The combined training, organized by both German and American Army officials, brings together the two groups at the infantry school, or Infanterieschule - the only one in all of Germany and located just 30 kilometers west of the U.S. Army garrison in Schweinfurt.
BEAMS system improves weapon-pointing accuracy
May 9, 2011
Ground broken on MACH replacement
May 4, 2011
MCoE opens registration for combatives tourney
May 4, 2011
MCoE combatives tournament is May 20. Combatives brings out warrior ethos, confidence in self.
Two Soldiers honored at memorial
May 4, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. - A memorial and dedication ceremony was held Wednesday on Kelley Hill for two Soldiers killed during Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Captain presumed dead by comrades alive, recognized for heroism after 43 years
May 4, 2011
The men of 1st Battalion, 50th Infantry Regiment assumed Capt. Jay C. Copley was dead after they watched him be evacuated from Vietnam 40 years ago, until they noticed his name wasn't on the Vietnam Wall. Copley stood in front of his comrades, family members, and distinguished guests to receive the Distinguished Service Cross at the National Infantry Museum parade field.
Severe weather doesn't deter homecoming
May 4, 2011
FORT BENNING, Ga. - The 598th Maintenance Company arrived home just ahead of a powerful tornado outbreak that swept across Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia. Nearly 120 Soldiers returned Wednesday evening from a yearlong deployment to Afghanistan, when the storm system moved south toward the tricommunity area.
New fiscal reality, same commitment to Soldiers, Families
May 4, 2011
ARLINGTON, Va. - A fundamentally different fiscal reality. We will be hearing some variation of that phrase from Army leaders for a long time to come. The Army's budget is smaller than it has been in previous years, and it will get smaller still. However, a different fiscal reality does not change the reality of what we owe to Soldiers and Families for their service and sacrifice. The Army's commitment to Soldiers and Families remains as strong as ever.
Military recognizes role of spouses
May 3, 2011
Today is being set aside to recognize the wives and husbands of more than one million active-duty servicemembers, Guardsmen and Reservists.
U.S. kills bin Laden in intelligence-driven operation
May 2, 2011
An intelligence-driven U.S. operation in Pakistan killed al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden yesterday, President Barack Obama announced in a nationally televised address from the White House late last night.
Troops in Afghanistan watch news about Osama Bin Laden's death
May 2, 2011
U.S. Servicemembers watch on television as President Barack Obama talks about the details of the death of 9/11 mastermind Osama Bin Laden, inside the USO at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan, May 2, 2011.
Gen. Robert W. Cone assumes command of TRADOC
Apr 29, 2011
FORT MONROE, Va. - Gen. Robert W. Cone assumed command of U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command in a ceremony today on Fort Monroe, Va. Earlier this morning, Cone was promoted from lieutenant general to general in a ceremony in the Chamberlin Hotel on Fort Monroe, prior to becoming the 14th commanding general of TRADOC.
Officers interested in becoming military science professors may compete this summer
Apr 28, 2011
Active duty and Active Guard Reserve lieutenant colonels and majors interested in becoming professors of military science need to have their master's or higher degree by May 31, 2011, to be considered for positions in the August board at U.S. Army Human Resources Command.


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Permit and Inspection Reports
As an added courtesy service to our community, the Building & Safety Division issues three types of reports regarding permit and inspection activities.
Monthly Building Permit Activity Reports provide general information on the types of permits issued and construction value, as well as the total number of inspections conducted. These reports are updated monthly and generally posted by the 5th day of the month following the reporting period.
Daily Inspection Reports provide information on the types of inspections requested as well as the status.
The Daily Inspection Reports are posted by COB each business day, up to a maximum of 4 reports, which is equivalent to a business week worth of data.
The four status types are as follows:
Partial Pass
Needs Correction
Unable to Inspect
The Year-to-Date Report provides an overall tally of the building permit and inspection activity, by month, from January through the current month.
Note: Due to reductions in staffing levels within the Community Development Department, there may be times when the courtesy reports are posted late. We appreciate your understanding.
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New York Schools Could Save Big by Going Solar
Bolstered by the NY-Sun initiative, as well as by Gov. Andrew Cuomo's continued commitment to renewable energy, New York's K-12 schools could save a nearly a half a billion dollars over 30 years by utilizing solar energy, according to a newly-released nationwide study. New York City alone could save $209 million.
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In recognition of its highly successful America Supports Solar campaign, which was launched earlier this year as part of National Shout Out for Solar Day, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) has won a silver 2014 W3 Award for web creativity from the Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts (AIVA).
Massachusetts Schools Embracing Solar Energy
WASHINGTON, DC – Encouraged by effective, forward-looking public policies, as well as Gov. Deval Patrick's continued support of solar energy, more and more Massachusetts K-12 schools are turning to solar to power their classrooms, save money and help the environment, according to a newly released nationwide study.
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WASHINGTON, DC - Even though it falls outside the Top 10 states in the U.S. in terms of population, New Jersey ranks a strong second in the nation in the number of K-12 schools which have turned to solar energy to power their classrooms, save money and help the environment, according to a newly-released nationwide study.
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Easton, Redding and Trumbull First Selectmen Share Solar Stories
We're not only first selectmen, we're also homeowners. Electricity is a large chunk of our families' budgets, and rates are only going up. The people in our towns deserve to hold on to their hard-earned money, which is why we helped our towns collaborate on Solarize Easton-Redding-Trumbull. This limited-time program helps homeowners insulate themselves from rising energy costs and lower their electric bills through solar.
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This Sunday, the Seattle Seahawks will face off against the Denver Broncos for the ultimate Super Bowl XLVIII showdown. But the real battle for this year's bowl has already been won, and it has nothing to do with touchdowns.
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Job growth in 2013 stayed sluggish for much of the American economy.
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Today's House vote on another year of the federal pay freeze is significant in that it sends a message to a conference meeting on the payroll tax cut extension.
"This is not the thing to be looking at," said Pete Kasperowicz, a reporter with The Hill newspaper, referring to the vote on H.R. 3835. "What [House Republicans] are trying to do is build pressure on that conference to agree to the pay freeze."
Last year, Congress agreed to a two-month extension of the payroll tax holiday. That extension expires at the end of this month.
In a bill to extend the holiday for a full year, the House had voted for an additional year of the federal pay freeze, as well as increased contributions to federal retirement benefits.
The bill the House is taking up today also includes freezing pay for members of Congress.
In an interview with The Federal Drive with Tom Temin, Kasperowicz said today's vote is "a little bit of gamesmanship."
The House will vote on the bill using a suspension vote, requiring a two-thirds majority to pass, he added.
Kasperowicz said he sees a division within the Republican Party — particularly between long-term lawmakers and the new-comers, who came into office because they are "essentially at war fiscally with the federal government and all things federal, the workers, what are they paid, what are their benefits."
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A Study of Lubricating Flows in MEMS Bearings
E. Gutierrez-Miravete[1], and J. Streeter[2]
[1]Department of Engineering and Science, Rensselaer at Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
[2]Optiwind, Torrington, Connecticut, USA
The bearing and shaft are part of a safe and arm device constructed as an assembly by a multi-layer additive/subtractive plating and planarization processes (EFAB technology). Devices are constructed by a multi-layer additive/subtractive planarization process. This paper evaluates the lubricating flow between the shaft and journal of the MEMS bearing for seven configurations. The pressure ...
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[2]Institute of Millimetrics Radio Astronomy (IRAM), Grenoble, France
Superconducting GHz electronics circuits are frequently used in Radio Astronomy instrumentation. The features of these instrumentations can be significantly improved by using tuneable capacitances, which can be realized by electrically actuated, micromechanical bridges (MEMS) made of superconducting Niobium (Nb). In order to analyze the electromechanical behavior of such devices and the intrinsic ...
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This paper covers the following: * All-Optical Light Modulation of surface plasmon polaritons (SPPs) is achieved using asymmetric single nanoslits. A high on/off switching ratio of >20 dB and phase variation of >? were observed with the device lateral dimension of only about 2 ?m. * Efficient unidirectional excitation of SPP as well as beam splitting are achieved using the ...
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[1]Computational Mechanics and Reliability Group (CMRG), School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences, University of Greenwich, London, United Kingdom
[2]Microsystems Engineering Centre (MISCEC, School of Engineering & Physical Sciences, Heriot Watt University, Earl Mountbatten Building, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
[3]State Key Laboratory of Applied Optics, Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics and Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Changchun, Jilin, China
Electric Field Assisted Capillarity (EFAC) is a novel technique for the fabrication of hollow polymer microstructures. It has advantages over current methods as it is a single step process. Hollow microstructures have many uses in industry from microchannels and microcapsules in BioMEMS to fibre-optical waveguides. It makes use of the dielectric properties of polymers combined with a heavily ...
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[1]PSG College of Technology, Peelamedu, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India
The paper brings out the designing and implementation of blood viscosity monitoring device that gives us the INR to measure the effectiveness of anti coagulant medications .When a blood vessel is damaged, clotting cascade begins that results in blood clot. This process is affected by several medical conditions where it becomes mandatory for a patient to intake anti-coagulants. Thus to monitor ...
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The world is getting digitalized, demands for new and emerging technologies have reached its peak, and customer demands have taken a U-turn. To cope with such unique requirements many systems and system devices are into the market and one of such enhancing technology is MEMS. MEMS are systems of small size, light weight, enhanced performance and reliability finding widest of applications in ...
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[2]Hyundai Motor Co., Korea
[3]Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., Korea
[4]Mando Co., Korea
Nanoscale structural analysis and design is presented. All the simulations are carried out using a finite element solver and optimization is performed using parameter and topology optimization schemes. It is concluded that COMSOL is effective for analysis and design of nanoscale structure design in electromagnetic field and it may be combined with several optimization methods to improve system ...
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[1]University of Petroleum & Energy Studies, Bidholi, Prem Nagar, Dehradun, India
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• Real-time detection and monitoring of bio-fuel blend-ratio and adulterated automobile fuels by a reproducible micro-fabrication process in a cost-and-time efficient manner. • COMSOL Multiphysics® simulations and modelling of Viscosity based Laminar Flow inside a Y-shaped Micro-fluidic Device. • Design and Fabrication of a polymer Y-shaped Micro-fluidic Device to work as ...
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[1]Photonics Center, University of Massachusetts-Lowell, Lowell, Massachusetts, USA
[2]Air Force Research Laboratory/Sensors Directorate, Hanscom Air Force Base, Massachusetts, USA
Optically addressable MEMS mirrors are required for future high density adaptive optics array systems. We have demonstrated a novel technique of achieving this by actuating low stress Silicon Nitride micro mirrors via cascaded wafer bonded Gallium Arsenide photo detectors on Gallium Phosphide. In the work reported here, we discuss the key design parameters of the device, and present the finite ...


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Congress in Uttarakhand today asked BJP to introspect and look back at its tenure in the state during which "419 scams" took place, a day after the saffron party came out with a "charge sheet" against the Congress.
Reacting sharply to the charge sheet which is a list of alleged scams that took place both in the state and at the Centre during Congress rule, PCC spokesman Surendra Kumar advised the BJP to look at its own "tenure in Uttarakhand during which a total of 419 scams occurred." "Those who live in glass houses should not throw stones at others. I would advise the saffron outfit to introspect and look back at its own tenure in Uttarakhand during which 419 scams took place," Kumar told reporters.
Alleging that corruption was at its peak in the state during the previous BJP rule, the Congress leader said a party delegation from the state had met the President in 2011 as well as senior BJP leader Lal Krishna Advani to acquaint them with the corrupt practises of the then BJP government in the state through a memorandum.
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