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Worried about the Texas wildfire season, Wichita Falls Rep. Mac Thornberry does not want the Air Force to move eight C-130 Hercules aircraft from Fort Worth because they can help respond to natural disasters such as wildfires and hurricanes.
The Air Force's 2012 budget proposes shifting the big cargo and transport aircraft from an Air National Guard unit in Fort Worth to Montana within two years. The Air Force is reshuffling and making cuts to create a leaner force partly to meet a mandate from lawmakers to slash $487 billion over the next decade.
"To have those moved to Montana means fewer resources for our part of the country," said Thornberry, vice chairman of the House Armed Services Committeeon Tuesday outside of a Capitol Hill hearing.
Thornberry said the governor could call on the C-130s in Fort Worth in case of disaster because they're assigned to the Texas Air National Guard.
The 2011 wildfire season was devastating to drought-ridden Texas.
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The Air Force plans to transfer eight C-130s from the 136th Airlift Wing at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth to the Montana Air National Guard in Great Falls, Montana.
Thornberry and West Texas Rep. Mike Conaway, a HASC member, are teaming up to make a case to keep the aircraft in Texas.
Thornberry gave part of his allotted time for questioning Air Force Secretary Michael B. Donley and Gen. Norton Schwartz, Air Force chief of staff, to Conaway during the hearing Tuesday.
"I have to answer questions from folks back home who are looking at tough decisions, and moving things for the sake of moving things doesn't make a lot of sense," Conway, a Republican from Midland, said to the top Air Force officials during the meeting.
The Air Force plans to move the C-130s from Texas to Montana, and the service also plans to move F-15 fighter jets from Montana to Fresno, California. The Fort Worth base would house mc-12s, aircraft used for intelligence gathering.
Air Force officials didn't back down from their proposal for switching aircraft around.
"F-15s are better utilized on the West Coast," Schwartz said.
Conaway said the government spent millions to train the ANG members in Fort Worth for C-130s, and they won't be transferring to Montana with the aircraft, so why move the cargo aircraft?
"I think that the fundamental reason is because there are other a multiple number of other C-130s in the region that you are well aware of, regardless of their component affiliation, and there was a need for" airlift capabilities in Montana, Schwartz said.
He said Dyess Air Force Base in Abilene has 28 C-130s.
Conaway objected, saying those belong to the Pentagon and not the National Guard.
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"And the governor of Arkansas and the governor of Mississippi, I'm sure, will happily support the needs of the governor of Texas," Schwartz said.
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Teams at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida continue practicing rarely performed techniques for moving space shuttles among some of the nation's premier museums as next year's shuttle shuffle nears.
The latest rehearsal saw an inoperative orbital maneuvering system pod positioned with shuttle Endeavour to practice placing two of the pods on the prototype shuttle Enterprise for transportation next year. The inoperative pods were made for Enterprise to use during its approach and landing tests in 1977.
Housed temporarily inside High Bay 4 inside Kennedy's mammoth Vehicle Assembly Building, or VAB, Endeavour was the focus of a pair of heavy cranes and operators for the run through.
The mockup pods, known as ALTA pods for Approach and Landing Test Article, will be fitted again on Enterprise so it can be taken safely by airplane from its current display at the National Air and Space Museum's Udvar-Hazy Center outside Washington, D.C., to the Intrepid Air and Space Museum in New York City. The pods currently on Enterprise are wooden replicas that are not strong enough for flight.
By trying them out on Endeavour first, the Kennedy workers learned what to expect when they do it inside the confines of the Smithsonian museum.
"We spent a lot of time mocking up the Vehicle Assembly Building to create the same floor plan layout we will be working in at the Udvar-Hazy Center," said Bart Pannullo, the vehicle manager for the transition and retirement program. "This allowed us to be sure all the equipment we were using would fit and function in the same working envelope.
It also gave workers who have not dealt with the pods before a chance to practice and refine the process, Pannullo said. It takes about three days to install the ALTA pods.
The ALTA pods are replicas of the orbital maneuvering system pods, or OMS pods, that shuttle used to steer in space.
Although designed for Enterprise, which never went into orbit, the ALTA pods were used on all the shuttles when they were flown on the back of a modified 747 from Florida to the shuttle's factory in Palmdale, Calif., for periodic overhaul.
They were last used in 2001 when Columbia was brought back from the West Coast to Kennedy, Pannullo said.
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Image 1: An approach and landing test article is placed with space shuttle Endeavour as teams practiced the steps needed to perform the work on Enterprise inside the space at the Smithsonian's Udvar-Hazy Center. Photo credit: NASA/Jim Grossmann
Image 2: The approach and landing test article sits on its transportation trailer before it is lifted for the evaluation. Photo credit: NASA/Jim Grossmann
Image 3: The approach and landing test articles were made for Enterprise ahead of the glide tests the prototype shuttle made in 1977. After the flight tests, the pods were used on operational shuttles as they were ferried from Florida to California. Photo credit: NASA
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I've never really cared much at all about foreign-born athletes playing for U.S. colleges. I still don't. It's fine with me.
But, I was just wondering, when and why did this start? Was there a particular rule that changed. Or was it just that some visionary coach saw this as a solution to be more competitive and other schools started to follow suit? I mean, it's not like it was needed. College tennis seemed to be fine. Even if the overall level was lower, it would have been lower across the board.
What was one of the first "good" (Top 30 maybe) teams to have a roster of at least half foreign athletes?
when was the turning point? I'm 39 and I remember following Big 10 tennis growing up in MN. Back then Michigan was the top team and Minnesota as often second or third. I do not remember seeing as many foreign athletes in the mid or late 80s, even early 90s. But, my memory could be failing me.
Of course there are student athletes who want to study at American universities, so it would never have surprised me that there would always be some. But, when did it become SO pervasive? And, while DI gets all the attention for this trend, isn't it just as pervasive, if not more so, in DII?
And, while we see foreign athletes in many college sports, did the trend ever catch fire in any other sport the way it did in tennis?
Interesting topic.
It exists in basically every sport other than football.
As for tennis, I'd put an approximate date of 1 year post Sampras losing the #1 ranking. Ultimately, US junior tennis tanked and foreigners passed us up in overall talent.
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Illinois grabbed a 75-62 win over Georgia Tech on Wednesday, behind a 15-point effort from Brandon Paul at University of Illinois Assembly Hall.
Illinois was a 10.5-point favorite in the win, and managed to turn a profit for their supporters.
Illinois got 15 points from Joseph Bertrand and another 14 points from D.J. Richardson. Brandon Paul contributed 7 assists, while Brandon Paul cleaned the glass with 7 rebounds.
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Mastroberardino Greco di Tufo 2009
Other White Wine from Southern Italy, Italy
Winemaker's Notes
Straw yellow color. Fruity bouquet with apricot and peach notes.
Smooth, elegant, mineral and full-bodied palate
Perfect as an aperitif or to be enjoyed with seafood and grilled fish dishes
Critical Acclaim
International Wine Cellar - "Pale straw. Serious, sexy aromas and flavors of poached pear, candied ginger and orange jam. Fat, sweet and suave, with enticing firming acidity giving shape to the wine. Plenty of stuffing here for an entry-level greco. Finishes minerally, spicy and persistent, with good spine and verve."
Mastroberardino Winery
Mastroberardino is Campania's most renowned winery, established in the 1750s by winemaker Pietro di Mastro Berardino. Pietro was awarded the professional title of 'Mastro' as testament to his skills in quality winemaking, a tradition that has continued uninterrupted for ten generations and one that still continues today. Located in the town of Altripalda, in the ancient region of Irpinia, this family-based firm has long championed the indigenous varieties of this region: Aglianico, Falanghina, Fiano, Piedirosso, Greco and Coda di Volpe. Today, Mastroberardino is universally acknowledged to have been the most important guardian of the ancient winemaking heritage of Campania. View all Mastroberardino Wines
About Southern ItalyView a map of Southern Italy wineries Abruzzi, Puglia, & Campania
AbruzziKind of central, kind of southern, this region is best known for it's wine, Montapulciano d'Abruzzi – this wine is made from the Montelpulciano grape, unlike Vino Nobile di Montelpulciano, made with a Sangiovese clone in the region of Montelpuliciano. The Montelpulciano grape is happiest here in Abruzzi and the wine is rustic, yet soft and often fruity. The best part is that it's also good value and super food-friendly.
PugliaSometimes called Apuglia outside of Italy, the area is known for making wine from the Zinfandel-related Primitivo variety. It sits on the Adriatic coast, facing Greece, and enjoys a Mediterranean climate. A productive wine region, Puglia makes a lot of wine, some of it not so high quality. Luckily, the good wine is exported and is of excellent value.
CampaniaPerhaps better known for the city of Naples than the wine produced, Campania does have a couple of wines worth recognition. First, the white known as Greco di Tufo – an indigenous variety, Greco produces white wine that is dry, with a subtle nutty flavor. The best-known red here is Taurasi, made from the Aglianico grape, producing a wine of distinct color and flavor, with aromas of tar and leather.
About Italy
A little ditty about Italy...This country has about as many wines as its had governments. With 20 different regions, hundreds of DOCs and even more indigenous varieties, the amount of wine made in Italy is mind-boggling. Most of the juice, however, remains in the country for thirsty Italians. Wine is food in Italy and its rare that a meal is consumed without a glass of vino. That said, it's not common to find many folks drinking wine without food either. In turn, it's a match, and a mighty good one at that. In fact, it's safe to say that Italian wine is a foodie wine – one that goes on the table for a myraid of meals.
For regions, the most popular are Tuscany (home of Chianti), Piedmont and the Tre-Venezie, which includes Veneto, Trentino Alto-Adige and Friuli. Other communes of note are in Southern Italy, and a few good wines are made elsewhere in the country. The islands of Sardinia and Sicily are members of the Italian winemaking community as well.
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Alcohol By Volume GuideMost wine ranges from 10-16% alcohol by volume. Some varietals tend to have higher (for example Zinfandel and Cabernet Sauvignon) or lower alcohol levels (Pinot Noir and many white varietals), but there is always some variation from producer to producer. Some wine falls outside of this range, for instance Port weighs in closer to 20%, while Muscat and Riesling are usually a bit below 10%.
Wine Style Guide
Light & Crisp
- Light to medium bodied wines that are high in acid and light to medium fruit. Typically no oak.
Fruity & Smooth
- Light to medium bodied wines with lots of juicy fruit, typically medium acid and medium oak.
Rich & Creamy
- Full bodied wines that have typically undergone malo-lactic fermentation and/or spent time in oak.


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one very important distinction in the CFN preseason rankings:
are based on how good the teams are going into the season and NOT
how they're going to finish. Some teams have easier
schedules than others, some get tougher road games and some will
need a little bit of time to jell, meaning they might be better than
their final record indicates. Going into the year, these are
how good the teams appear to be from No. 1 through 125.
10. Florida
Relative Strengths: Defensive Line, Secondary
Relative Concerns: Receiver, Offensive Line Offense: The offense was supposed to change things around under offensive coordinator Brent Pease, and it did to a point. The Gators were far more physical and far better at pounding away for the ground game, and now it'll be up to Matt Jones to carry the workload in place of Mike Gillislee working behind a banged up line that needs to replace the left side and has to be far, far better in pass protection. There as next to nothing happening down the field, and while there are good receivers in place, can they produce? Can quarterback Jeff Driskel get them the ball? This will once again be a pounding, old school Big Ten attack that should be extremely effective, but not explosive.
Defense: The Florida defense came up with good stats two years ago, but didn't play any offenses with a pulse. The Florida defense came up with great stats last year, and it played a slew of high-powered attacks – the D was just that good. As always, the Gators lose some NFL talents with tackle Sharrif Floyd, linebacker Jon Bostic and safety Matt Elam off to the next level, but there's talent, athleticism and depth across the board to expect another special year. Ronald Powell is trying to come back from a knee injury and should be a factor at either one end or outside linebacker, while Dominique Easley appears ready to be the next great Florida lineman and Antonio Morrison should be another Bostic for the linebacking corps. If he doesn't end up at receiver, Loucheiz Purifoy should be the nation's best corner, and there are more than enough great athletes in the secondary to expect another great season from the pass defense.
9. Oklahoma
Relative Strengths: Special Teams, Running Back
Relative Concerns: Defensive Line, Secondary Offense: The offense finished in the top 15 nationally in both total offense and scoring offense, and it was fifth in passing, but the consistency wasn't there and there weren't enough clutch plays in key moments. Blowing up Texas was nice, and ripping apart West Virginia and Oklahoma State was fun, but the O went bye-bye in the Cotton Bowl against Texas A&M and couldn't convert yards into points in losses to Notre Dame and Kansas State. This year, expect more from a running game that welcomes back a terrific group of running backs and a whale of a line that lacks the overall star power, but is loaded with experience and skill. The receiving corps will have no problems making up for the loss of top targets Kenny Stills and Justin Brown, but the focus and spotlight will be on the quarterback situation with Blake Bell the best of an interesting lot of options who'll had more mobility to the position.
Defense: It was a rocky year for defensive coordinator Mike Stoops, made worse by the meltdown in the Cotton Bowl loss to Texas A&M. There's talent, upside and athleticism across the board, but after finishing ninth in the Big 12 against the run and dead last in tackles for loss, there's work to do. The pass rush was inconsistent, there weren't any plays in the backfield, and the run defense went bye-bye way too often. It could be an issue to change things up with no thumpers at linebacker and likely to rely again on defensive backs to make most of the big plays. Stoops will play around with more of a 4-3 than a 4-2-5, but the line has to do its job to get into the backfield with new options on the outside and some playing around with the interior.
8. Stanford
Relative Strengths: Linebacker, Offensive Line
Relative Concerns: Receiver, Special Teams Offense: After highly successful offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton left for a job with the Indianapolis Colts, head coach David Shaw quickly promoted Mike Bloomgren to the opening. The move made a ton of sense—not only does Bloomgren maintain continuity, but he was the coordinator of the run game, the backbone of the offense. The Cardinal will remain a power program that uses a fullback and a tight end or two out of pro-style formations. The attack is dealing with turnover, such as all-time leading rusher Stepfan Taylor, the tight end tandem of Zach Ertz and Levine Toilolo and C Sam Schwartzstein. But at least the situation at quarterback is more settled than it was at this time last year. After making the improbable ascent from buried backup to Rose Bowl champion, Kevin Hogan is cemented as the starter behind center. His skills as a runner established, he'll spend this fall improving as a passer. Replacing Taylor will require more than one player. Tyler Gaffney has returned to the Farm after doing a one-year stint with the Pittsburgh Pirates. And Anthony Wilkerson is out to prove he has feature back ability.
Defense: Ever so quietly, coordinator Derek Mason continues to do an outstanding job of attracting and coaching up the defensive talent at Stanford. His 3-4-based D was suffocating again last year, leading the Pac-12 in run defense, scoring defense and total defense. More of the same is expected in 2013. In fact, the Cardinal will boast one of this year's nastiest defenses. All but three starters return, meaning there are all-league, if not All-American candidates, at each level of Mason's attacking, disciplined group. The front seven is especially dominant, a looming handful for every opponent on the schedule. Stanford is loaded with big and physical playmakers, ranging from ends Ben Gardner, Henry Anderson and Josh Mauro to yin-yang linebackers Trent Murphy and Shayne Skov. Forget running the ball on this D, even as new NG David Parry gets broken in. Throwing on the Cardinal? Not a whole lot easier, particularly with safeties Ed Reynolds and Jordan Richards roaming around and looking to capitalize on mistakes. The corners aren't elite, but you'll rarely know it with all of the support they receive.
7. Georgia
Relative Strengths: Quarterback, Running Back
Relative Concerns: Defensive Line, Secondary Offense: If everything goes according to plan, the offense should be close to unstoppable, even in the rough and tumble, defense-oriented SEC. It starts with the quarterback - if it feels to you like veteran Aaron Murray has been in the conference as long as Steve Spurrier, you're hardly alone. Once again, the biggest concern is giving Murray more time to avoid making mistakes. Star sophomore tailback Todd Gurley and his running mate, Keith Marshall, should be even better at providing that time, as they make this potent offense multi-faceted. Add to that a mature offensive line, now with more than 100 career starts - vs. just 31 this time last year - along with a first unit receiving corps that's SEC grade, and Murray should have ample time to make the right decisions. As if that were not already enough, there is experience to boot – ten of last year's 11 starters return.
Defense: Well, that didn't work. There were a lot of individual talents on the 2012 Georgia defense, but as a unit they struggled to play consistently at a high level. Thus, the season's performance was hit or miss, especially during the first half. The defense seemed to come together a bit after the Florida win, but that likely had just as much to do with the easy competition up to the title game. Given the talent on the Bulldogs' defensive roster last year, finishing twelfth in the conference in rushing defense was simply inexcusable. And yet, Georgia was still just a stone's throw away from beating Alabama for the title. Consistency is just as important as run defense, and the Dawgs must achieve this with only "three" starters returning for 2013. Fortunately for Georgia and defensive coordinator Todd Grantham, the cupboards are stocked with all the talent a coach and fan base could want. Given that Georgia's offense will be even more potent this season, its defense needs only moderate improvement – but they'll have to do it with several players still wet behind the ears. But how green are they, really?
6. Texas A&M
Relative Strengths: Quarterback, Running Back
Relative Concerns: Linebacker, Secondary Offense: Kliff Kingsbury left his offensive coordinator job to take over the head coaching gig at Texas Tech, and now it's Clarence McKinney's job to keep the machine humming. Not only did Texas A&M take the SEC by storm, it blew the league away finishing first in total offense, scoring offense, rushing offense and passing offense helped by the unbelievable Heisman-winning season from Johnny Manziel. While he made all the highlights as a runner, he'll likely turn into more of a passer with a loaded group of backs to hands off to. Ben Malena is a good returning starter, but Oklahoma transfer Brandon Williams is special and Oregon transfer Tra Carson is fantastic. The receiving corps needs some seasoning with replacements needed to help out leading target Mike Evans, but the 2013 recruiting class was special. Jake Matthews might be the best pro prospect in college football, and he'll show it at left tackle as the anchor of a good line that will still be fantastic even if it takes a step back.
Defense: Defensive coordinator Mark Snyder changed things up last year to a more conventional scheme, and the results were good enough. The pass rush might not have been as dominant as it was in the Big 12, but the secondary stopped giving up so many big plays. The front seven is loaded with athletes and should be able to get into the backfield on a regular basis, and the results will show for a defensive backfield that might not be full of stars, but will be solid. The key will be versatility, with lots of room to play around with both the linebacking corps and the secondary, and if nothing else, everyone will get around the ball without a problem.
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