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I will have lots more interesting stuff to show you soon!!! Lots of new glass to be identified as well as other unusual decorative items for the home,Vintage Paper Ephemera,(The Royal family,Cars), and of course more Vintage Clothing!!!!!
1949 Ladies CoatSuit Jacket
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Vintage Michael Blair 1949 Ladies CoatSuit Jacket
Very Stylish Unlined White Silk Faille Ladies Jacket with Navy Greek Key Trim around Front Collar. Features Navy Blue Leather and Brass Buttons.Size is Womens 12-14 with the waist measuring 34 inches. Shoulder to Hem is 29 inches. (Shoulder Pads)The Front Hem curves into a rounded "V" at Bottom under Buttons. Very Chic and Vogue! Shipping is $5.95 USA Domestic Priority (3 days).
Circa: 1949-55
Condition: Very Good,Pre-Owned
Size: Ladies 12 -14
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Michael Blair
1960-1969 Vintage "Pop Art" Sleeveless Coat
1960-1969 Womens Vintage "Pop Art" Sleeveless Coat
Reminescent of what "Twiggy" the 1960s skinny English model who made such a splash with her trademark white knee high boots used to model.Its a sleeveless below knee Coat which looks great over a black turtleneck,with white slacks OR a Black Dress. Fantastic! Any good Cleaners offering Alterations can put in a new lining if you don't know any dressmakers or can't sew. The size is large, 16-18. Shipping is $5.95 USA Domestic Priority (3 days).
Circa: 1960 - 1969
Condition: Outer Good, Lining bottom fade
Size: Large-16-18
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Custom for Judson-Bricker
1980 Cotton Waffle Weave Duck Jacket
Vintage Ladies Cotton Waffle Weave Duck Summer Jacket
This Jacket is very lightly worn by its pre-owner. The Tapestry Design Pattern is unusual in a Cotton Fabric and looks good in a Lightweight Summer Jacket. There is a VERY light stain at the center rear bottom as shown in photo which is barely noticeable and will come out in a light Bleach/Stain Remover wash. Since this Jacket looks so Cool for the Summer,I knew it would fit into someone's Beach or Camping Wardrobe. Shipping is $4.95 USA Domestic Priority Package.
Circa: 1980s
Condition: Good, light stain, Pre-Owned
Size: Ladies 12-14 Medium
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: A. Byer
1980 Mens Sports Jacket
Vintage Mens White Wool Sportcoat- Suede Sleeve Patches
Vintage White Wool Sportcoat with Suede Leather Tab on Lapel,and Suede Oval Patches at Elbows on the Sleeves. Nice Leather Buttons are on the Front and on the Sleeves. Size 44 Regular and measures: Across Back Shoulder to shoulder-20 inches, Sleeve Length shoulder to wrist- 26 inches,Center Back Neck to Hem measures-30 inches in length.There is a Sporty Double Kick Pleat in the Rear Back, and it is Fully Lined with White Taffeta. Label says Professional Dry Clean. Milk Chocolate Suede Microfiber Shirt sold separately. Shipping is $10.95 Domestic USA Priorty Package.(3 days).
Circa: 1970s-1980s
Condition: Very Good, Preowned
Size: 44 Regular
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Joseph's
Vintage 1980 Womens Cape and Dress Pattern
Vintage Sophisticated 1980 Pattern showing Beautiful Cape and Fitted Dress with V-Neckline and long sleeves.Size 14. Back Zipper.Clean,all pieces intact.Shipping is $1.50 1st class mail Domestic USA.
Circa: 1980
Condition: Good
Size: 14 Miss
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Simplicity
Denim Jacket
Vintage Ladies Decorated Jean Jacket
Large Ladies Jean Jacket, Decorated with Gold Fringe and Numerous Gold Buttons. Red Binding around Collar and Cuffs add extra interest.Fits 14-20 The front has 2 Patch Pockets at the top,and 2 Slash Pockets lower front. Very, Very, Nice! Shipping is $10.95 Domestic USA.
Circa: 1980s
Condition: Very Good,Pre-Owned
Size: Womens Large (14-16)
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Meet Me In Miami
Vintage 1980s Liz Claiborne Jac-Shirt
This Jac-Shirt was designed to wear with your Jeans. It is a very soft and comfortable sort of Corduroy (slight ribbing)type Cotton with silver metal Buttons in front and on the Cuffs,and 2 (5 inch across)silver Zipper closures on the 2 Patch Pockets in front.This Jac-Shirt is very well tailored, with a Yoke back all in the traditional double stitch Jean tailoring Style.Liz Claiborne really dsigned this one well! Measures:AcrossBack Shoulder to Shoulder-19 inches.Center Back neck to hem is 27 inches,Underarm to Scoop at Hem is 11 1/2 inches.Across Bust in front underarm to underarm is 23 inches which would accomodate a size 40 Bust comfortably.The label just says Petite so I would say almost anyone from a size 10 to 18could wear this Shirt if you check your measurements.The front Center neck down buttons to hem is 24 inches. Shipping is $5.67 Domestic USA Priority (3 days).
Circa: 1980s
Condition: Very good,Pre-Owned
Size: Ladies Medium -to- Large Petite
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Liz Claiborne Jeans
Vintage Mens Penn State Windbreaker Jacket
Iridescent Blue-Green 100% Nylon Washable Windbreaker with Penn State Logo. Elastic in Cuffs and Hem. Neck Zipper is 10 inches long. Measures: Shoulder to Hem-29 inches,Across Back Shoulders- 25 inches, Across front Chest underarm to underarm-30 inches. Lightweight,perfect to stash in the glove compartment so you're prepared for that sudden downpour.Shipping is $3.45 Domestic USA Priority (3 days).
Circa: circa 1987
Condition: Excellent,Preowned
Size: One Size fits All
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Ocean East Sportswear
Vintage Womens Cropper Jacket
Nice 1980s Stylish Fall into Winter Crop Jacket.Size: Small,6-8, Burgundy Plaid, Label: Limited America. Imported Fabric from Italy,100% Wool, lining 100% Acetate (Taffeta). Made in the Ukraine. Zip Front with 2 Banded Slash Pockets in front.Sleeve is 21 1/2 inches shoulder to wrist. Across back,shoulder to shoulder is 15 1/2 inches.Lucky if you are small enough to fit this Jacket! Shipping is $7.95 Domestic USA Priority (3 days).
Circa: 1980s
Condition: Very Good, Pre-Owned
Size: Small (6-8) Misses
Country of Origin: UA
Manufacturer: Limited America
Purple Suedette
Vintage 1980s Purple Suedette Lightweight Jacket
Label says Large but would look Great if you were a Size 12 to a size 18, because of the way its made! Center Back Neck down to Hem measures 25 inches. Across Back Shoulder to shoulder measures 19 1/2 inches.Beautiful Lightweight Purple Suedette (4% Spandex)Jacket is suitable for LateSummer into Fall. Elastic in Hem, Buttoned Cuffs. Top Quality Tailoring, Unlined,and with a Good Quality No Nonsense Zipper.Dip Handwash in Cold Water. Shipping is $5.45 Domestic USA Priority (3 days).
Circa: 1980s
Condition: Very Good,Pre-Owned
Size: Large
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Draper's & Damon's (Ladies Fashions since 1927)
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Comment: Using OSM on existing map sites. (Score 2, Informative) 61
by mcknut (#21864610) Attached to: Online Collaboration Creates 'Map-Making For the Masses'
I've put together a little bookmarklet that lets you use OSM maps on Google maps and Multimap API implementations (and in fact multimap.com). In fact I updated it today and have a new blog post about it here.
It can be really useful when you find a site that has useful data but you want to see that data overlaid on OSM maps. On Multimap's site you can also see routes and lots of other POIs overlaid on the OSM maps too.


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BP's view "is not only clearly inconsistent with its previous position, it directly contradicts what it has told this court," Barbier wrote. "The court further finds that BP's change of position was not inadvertent." File pic shows sign board of a BP petrol station in Moscow June 1, 2012. - Reuters
US District Judge Carl Barbier in New Orleans said the British oil company would have to live with its earlier interpretation of a settlement agreement over the spill, in which certain businesses could be presumed to have suffered harm if their losses reflected certain patterns.
Barbier said BP could not now take a new position on causation of damages, and reverse an interpretation that it had once termed "more than fair," even if this resulted in the substantially higher payouts that the oil company feared.
BP's view "is not only clearly inconsistent with its previous position, it directly contradicts what it has told this court," Barbier wrote. "The court further finds that BP's change of position was not inadvertent."
Geoff Morrell, a BP spokesman, said, "Awarding money to claimants with losses that were not caused by the spill is contrary to the language of the settlement and violates established principles of class action law. BP intends to seek appropriate appellate remedies to correct this error."
BP had originally projected that its settlement with businesses and individuals harmed by the spill, would cost US$7.8bil.
As of late October it had boosted this estimate to US$9.2bil, and said this sum could grow "significantly higher."
The company has complained that payments were being inflated by "fictitious" claims, and because court-appointed settlement administrator Patrick Juneau has paid out too much and compensated businesses and individuals who were not harmed.
Earlier this month, the 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals in New York ordered Barbier to take a second look at Juneau's methodology.
In his 38-page decision, the judge concluded that changes were needed.
He directed Juneau to "implement an appropriate protocol or policy for handling business economic loss claims in which the claimant's financial records do not match revenue with corresponding variable expenses."
As of Monday, about US$3.81bil has been paid out to 40,371 spill claimants, according to Juneau's claims website. (http://www.deepwaterhorizoneconomicsettlement.com/docs/statistics.pdf)
The April 20, 2010, explosion of the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig and rupture of BP's Macondo oil well killed 11 people and triggered the largest US offshore oil spill.
Barbier also oversees litigation to allocate blame and financial responsibility for the disaster. - Reuters
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Fun and Free: Philly on a Budget
With plenty of free sights and activities, you don't have to be rich to have fun in Philly. You can do all of the following for free—yes, you heard right, free.
With plenty of free sights and activities, you don't have to be rich to have fun in Philly. You can do all of the following for free—yes, you heard right, free.
Wine tasting doesn't have to be expensive. With a bit of planning, you can stretch your Wine Country dollars without skimping.
Budget travelers are enjoying more and more options in British Columbia, and those seeking to stay in the outdoors will find plenty of options in both national and provincial parks.
Montréalers are all about having the highest standard of living for the smallest possible cost. Here are a few tips to get the most from your travel budget.
Looking to retire or just getting tired of the same old routine? Costa Rica is swiftly becoming the go-to place to live for retirees and expats as they discover the country's physical beauty and low cost of living. Erin Van Rheenen shares some of the benefits of living in Costa Rica.
Cusco is awash with tourist accommodations ranging from bare-bones dorms to some of the best hotels in Peru. With options broken down by price range, this guide by Ben Westwood is perfect for planning your stay.
At first glance, Maine might seem pricey, but take another look and you'll find that it's possible to keep a vacation within a reasonable budget. Here are a few tips from author Hilary Nangle for a thrifty trip through Maine.
Offering tips on everything from climate to culture, Margot Bigg answers helpful questions about life in India.
Florida native Jason Ferguson has yet to find a corner of his home state that doesn't hold some sort of surprise. In this Q&A, he advises travelers on his favorite dishes (including fried gator tail), the best time of year to visit, the many options for outdoor recreation, and more.
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Ah, Twitter. Either you love it or you hate it. The big question is whether an author in the latter camp can afford to simply ignore it. The answer, I think, is "mostly." Here's why.
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It's all about Writing (and always has been)
I happened upon a blog entry the other day that asked why J.K. Rowling hadn't self-published her new crime books. The blogger went on at great length to illustrate the advantages Rowling could have enjoyed if only she had hired … Continue reading
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Pre-Order Pricing : "One Night in the Hill Country" – Felipe Adan Lerma's new Thriller
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Book Review: The Peace of Maine, by Steven Bennett (Fiction)
The Peace of Maine takes place in a post-apocalyptic not so distant future, and one that's set up with a chillingly conceivable series of events. Successive acts of terrorism invoke increasingly xenophobic reactions that resonate as being uncomfortably possible in … Continue reading
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How to Self-Publish: a Step by Step Guide
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The Alexandria Project: Andrew Updegrove
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Vijay Mallya who has been at loggerheads with the Scotch Whisky Association (SWA) for over a decade, will now become a member of the UK-based trade body.
"Now I shall embrace all Diageo brands with all my heart and work with the regulators," the chairman of United Spirits said after announcement of the stake sale to Diageo, which is a key member of the association.
The bone of contention between Mallya and SWA has been the very definition of whisky.
SWA's contention is that India's molasses-based whisky didn't fall in line with global production and therefore shouldn't be labelled as whisky. According to it, liquor made out of at least three-year-old cereals can only use the term. The rest should be called 'spirits'.
SWA also asserted that Indian whisky be barred from using the 'scotch' label – that should be reserved for whisky made in Scotland.
The trade body made sure Mallya couldn't sell his whisky in the European markets.
In turn, Mallya made sure global whisky players had it tough on the Indian turf.
Mallya had accused SWA of still treating India as a "British colony" and accused it of "imperialism".
The association, in turn, said Mallya was indulging in double standards.
There were speculations that the two parties will call a truce after Mallya acquired White & Mackay in 2007. But the patch-up didn't happen.
Now, with Diageo in the driver seat, Mallya and SWA appear to have little option but to smoke the peace pipe.


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November 15, 2014Hart Park - Wauwatosa, WINoon start time
'Stache Dash for Movember
Join 102.9 The Hog, Leff's Lucky Town & Silver Circle Sports Events for the Hog's 'Stache Dash in support of Movember. Movember is an international movement to raise awareness for prostate cancer and other men's issues. As part of The HOG's 'Stache Dash, we will make a Movember contribution.
According to the American Cancer Society's estimate for prostate cancer in the US for 2014:
Hey - it's all about awareness and screening. It's not only about you but also your family. Have you been screened?
Wednesday November 12th
Need a new MO? Join us at Knockouts Haircuts for Men and Knockouts will donate a portion of all sales to Movember. There will be refreshments and specials on products.
Again this year, the stylist will also "style" our race directors new mohawk. Like us on facebook and let us know how they should "style" it. Don't tell him though. We haven't told him yet.
Want to run for free?
Join our RD and get a new hawk on the 12th and you get in free and the mohawk is free. That's right. The first 10 people to get a new mohawk will not only get in free to the 102.9 Hog's 'Stache Dash but will also get a free mohawk. However, you must reserve your hawk space. Contact us with Mohawk in the title to reserve.
Our RD's 2013 hawk..... Thanks Nicole!
Friday Movember 14th5-7 packet pickup at Leff's Lucky Town5-7 on site registration at Leff's Lucky Town7208 W. State StWauwatosa, WI 53213Don't forget about the Southern Comfort drink specials!
Saturday Movember 15th10 - 11:30 packet pickup at Leff's Luck Town10 -11:30 on site registrationNoon race startsFinish = post race party time with 102.9 The Hog & Leff's Lucky Town 1:15 'Stache/costume contest judgingLive music before and after the race @ Leff's
Why run if you can't enjoy the fruits of your labor? Running is hard and everyone deserves a party at the end. At Silver Circle Sports Events we do it a little different. Our post race party starts when we open the gates and stops when we turn off the lights. There will be live music before the run, tunes jamming from 102.9 The Hog during, live music after the run plus food and beverages from Leff's Lucky Town. Come for the race and stay for fun. Hey you don't have to Hog it up and run to join in the fun, but it sure is a lot more fun.
Come dressed to impress. We will have 'stache and costume awardsBest male 'stache/costume comboBest female 'stache/costume comboBest team 'stache/costume combo (3 or more people)
Winners will receive a wings and beer party at Leff's Lucky Town + all kinds of other SWAG.
On line registration is available until November 14 at noon cst. Registration is available at packet pickup Friday 5-7 at Leff's or race day 10-11.30 at Leff's. If you plan on registering at packet pickup or race day, download the registration form and bring it to packet pickup. Cash or checks are appreciated but credit cards are accepted.
Register to win roundtrip tickets on Southwest Airlines ®
Thanks to Southwest Airlines, we will be giving away two roundtrip tickets. All you need to do is register for the drawing on site.
*shirts may not be available for race day registrations. To be guaranteed a shirt, you must be registered by noon cst 11/12/15
Want to run with your friends, drinking partner or fellow 'stachers? No problem. Putting together a team is easy and free. Just find a couple people, pick a team name and register your team. After you do, let your fellow 'stachers know the team name and have them sign up under it.
Additionally, 102.9 The Hog, Leff's Lucky Town and Silver Circle Sports Events are all part of Movember. Help us create the largest Movember team by also registering as a fellow Mo or Mo Sistas on The Hog's Movember team. Hey don't be afraid to make a donation to help support the cause. You can do it right from The HOG's Movember team page when you sign up.
Water will be available on course.
The course is flat and closed. Starting in Hart Park, runners follow Honey Creek Parkway through the Village of Wauwatosa for a fun filled 5K run. The finish is at Hart Park where runners will be greeted by 102.9 The Hog cranking out the tunes, West Bend Drum Line, and Leff's Lucky Town serving up great food and beverages.
The race is chip timed by Your PR Timing & Event Management, LLC. While the race is chip timed, it is a fun run and there will not be age group awards. Hey everyone gets a finishers medal!
Parking is available in the municipal lot at Hart Park. Please enter the park from 72nd street NOT from 70th. The park entrance on 70th will be closed in the morning and 70th will be closed at 10:00.
Tshirts will be guaranteed for those that register by noon cst 11/12/15. Those registering after 11/12/15, can pick up their shirt after the race IF available.
From Milwaukee - 6 milesFrom Chicago - 96 milesFrom Green Bay - 122 milesFrom Burt Reynold's Pad - 2058 miles
We need volunteers for everything from goody bag stuffing to course marshals. If you or your group have an interest in volunteering, we would greatly appreciate the assistance. You can sign up directly or contact us at email@example.com for more information.
The event will be held rain, shine, snow or sleet unless severe weather occurs. In the event of severe weather, the race director may delay or cancel the event. If the event is canceled, there will be NO refunds. Silver Circle Sports Events, LLC has a NO REFUND policy.
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The late-'80s were a turbulent time in top-line motor racing. Formula 1 had become the turbo car's playground, and after fighting a losing battle to contain them, the FIA decided to ban them for the 1989 season. The teams and engine manufacturers found themselves re-inventing themselves, while insecurity within the FOCA led Bernie Ecclestone to float the idea of an F1-powered Pro-Car series to run in 1988-'89.
It was a great idea - designed to showase F1 technology in race series starring cars that look all-but identical to their production counterparts. The proposed technical regulations were interesting - as long as the car weighed more than 750kg, had a 3.5-litre engine and didn't have more than 12 cylinders, it was fair game, the classic 'silhouette' formula.
Alfa Romeo grasped the idea keenly, realising that not only was a great marketing tool for the new 164 saloon, but also a showcase for the new V10 F1 engine it had been developing since 1986. It was part of the Alfa's anticipated return to F1, with a new 3.5 litre V10, anticipated for use in the Ligier team. It was an interesting power unit, too – coinciding with the new engine Renault was putting together in France at the same time. By the time it was completed in late 1986, the V10 was pushing out 610bhp, a big step up from rival V8s.
Sadly, the Ligier tie-up floundered in the run up to the 1987 season (some politically incorrect comments by Rene Arnoux being blamed at the time), leaving the company with an engine, and no car to run it in. And that's when the company's management (by now Fiat), decided that in Pro-Car looked a great prosepect (instead of competing against Ferrari).
Alfa Romeo then approached Brabham with an odd request - to build an F1-style chassis that was capable of having a carbonfiber saloon car body attaching to it. The partnership would certainly prove fertile one, and by September 1988, two complete cars and 15 engines had been built - and they were very well designed, looking like near-standard Alfa 164s.
During testing, the Alfa 164 Pro-Car recorded some amazing figures at the company's test track at Balocco. Maximum speed was 211 mph, and the standing quarter was a mere 9.7 seconds. That was enough to convince the management to give the car a public airing during practice at the Italian Grand Prix at Monza.
Riccardo Patrese drove the car to 207mph along the start/finish straight, and wooed the crowds in the process. Especially as this was a higher top speed than the pacesetting McLaren-Honda MP4/4 and Ferrari F187 F1 cars – saloon cars are obviously slipperier than their open-wheeled counterparts.
Sadly, Bernie Ecclestone's dream of an F1-parallelling Pro-Car series would be unfulfilled, as none of the major manufacturers joined Alfa Romeo - and unlike BMW with the M1 in 1979 and 1980, the Italian company didn't have the money to go it alone. The car then became little more than a research project lending some of its thinking to its later efforts in DTM.
Today, it's a fascinating might-have-been, and a tantalising taster of a future in touring car racing that - while it would have been hideously expensive - would have been spectacular and memorable.


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A tentative agreement has been reached between the United Steel Workers (USW) local 14491-02 and the Harlan Health and Rehabilitation Center after a meeting on Wednesday where a federal mediator was present.
Roger McGinnis, USW local president, said there were "significant changes" made to the company's "final, last and best proposal" made on Wednesday.
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McGinnis said the vote will be whether to accept the contract or not on Monday.
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The Artà Caves are situated in the coast of Canyamel, the east side of Mallorca, and have been visited by the inhabitants of the island for centuries. Visitors enjoy and admire the imperturbable beauty of nature. Come see its extraordinary stalactites and stalagmites in curious shapes. The most famous feature of the cave is its 22-meter-tall stalactite, which is known as the Queen of Columns. Visits to the cave takes 25 to 40 minutes, and guided tours in Spanish, German, English and French are available. Admission charges are 10 and 12€, depending on which entrance you take.
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Superintendent of Parks, Recreation and Forestry Ken Walbrant and his boss, Department of Public Works Director Bill Porter, said fees are charged to cover the costs of regular maintenance of the facilities as well as to develop a funding source for larger capital improvements. For example, the artificial stadium turf that is specially laid out for a variety sports is scheduled to be replaced within the next 10 years. They anticipate the cost to be between $750,000 and $1 million.
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"The other thing that hasn't changed is the National Action Network's commitment to fight injustice and inequality here in New York City and across America. That's not only a testament to Reverend Sharpton. It's a testament to all of you who are here tonight. I want to commend you on the work that you've done over the past 20 years, " Barack said in front of an audience that included Bill Cosby, Spike Lee, Stevie Wonder, Martin Luther King III and Magic Johnson.
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Sawhney, program director for the undergraduate public health program at Marshall, said their research showed West's Virginia adult daily smoking rates have not declined when comparing numbers to the rest of the nation or even surrounding states.
"West Virginia has a lot of tobacco usage and this research looks at the neighboring states such as Ohio, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia and how they have made progress over time for tobacco-related indicators," Sawhney said. "These states have implemented policies that encouraged residents to give up smoking or smoke less. West Virginians have many health challenges and it is so important that we pay attention to tobacco policies in our state."
Sawhney said although many effective cessation and clean indoor air programs have been developed, the research recommends additional tobacco control funding mechanisms that promote strategies to be integrated at the community level.
According to the Division of Tobacco Prevention at the West Virginia Bureau of Public Health, West Virginia is aggressively addressing this problem by implementing evidence-based, comprehensive tobacco control programs. Annual federal and state funding for these efforts in West Virginia totaled just over $6.2 million in 2014 (an 8 percent decrease in funding levels of the past eight years), which is 22 percent of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendation of $28 million annually.
Despite the fact that the consequences of tobacco use are well-known to West Virginians, residents continue to use tobacco in alarming numbers, according to the Division of Tobacco Prevention, and tobacco use is the number one preventable cause of premature death and disease. Bruce W. Adkins, director for the division, said tobacco use, both by smoking and using smokeless tobacco, is deeply rooted in our West Virginia culture.
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The Titanium Cook Set by Snow Peak. The Trek 700 is a unique and innovative design. Simple from the outside, this cookset is designed to fit a stove, 2 fuel canisters and a spork. At Snow Peak, we believe that it's not enough to just be small and lightweight. The Trek 700 wastes no space. Many other functions such as the pouring spout and locking lid sets this cookset apart from any other.
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Camp cookware reviews are relative, because everyone cooks differently when camping. This cookware set was stellar on a two week camping trip for one person who isn't an "eggs benedict" type of camper. This set heats quickly which saves time and cooking resources. It's also incredibly easy to clean. Handle design strikes a good balance between functionality and portability, but it's not perfect, don't expect Calpalon!Cooking on titanium takes some getting used to if you haven't done it. Things get much hotter than you'll expect more quickly so, depending on what you're cooking, you've really got to keep things moving around so it doesn't stick and burn. This just takes practice. Do you need titanium if you're not backpacking? Maybe not, but the time you'll save on clean up alone is worth the cost. I was able to clean my cookware much faster than my cohorts and who wants to spend one more minute than necessary cleaning cookware when enjoying life in the great outdoors?
I use this cookset for bicycle camping. My esbit stove and fuel OR my alcohol stove, along with matches, half a sponge, and a little bottle of dish soap fit inside. Hard to believe my entire kitchen is in that little mesh bag. Wipe the pot bottom with soap before using and it cleans up easily. Keep the handles out while you're cooking and they don't get hot. No hot pad needed-saving space. I boil water in the big pot, pour some into the smaller pot to use as a coffee cup, then add oatmeal & raisins (or mac & cheese) to the remaining hot water and put the lid on it. It will be ready to eat as soon as you get your tent up (or down).
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Army watercraft operators from the 545th Transportation Company put their bodies on the line during the waterborne challenge competition Dec. 8 at Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii.
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More than 150 Soldiers of the 45th Sustainment Brigade returned to Schofield Barracks to friends, family, and loved ones from a 12-month deployment to Afghanistan. The remaining 150 are scheduled to return early next year.
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CONTINGENCY OPERATING LOCATION ADDER, Iraq - The Oasis International Waters water purification facility at Contingency Operating Location Adder, Iraq, is one of six such facilities providing clean drinking water to service members, civilians and contractors working throughout the country.
Congressmen bring taste of home to troops
Dec 18, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - Holiday celebrations generally include family and friends, but for troops in Iraq, homesickness can put a damper on the joy.
Eagle Scout helps out deployed Soldiers
Dec 17, 2009
When the Soldiers of the 558th Military Police Company held their deployment ceremony last August, they had no idea that one spectator in the crowd would play a big part in raising their morale months later. Toby Bledsoe, a Boy Scout with Troop 135 here, decided to make care packages for deployed Soldiers for his Eagle Scout project after witnessing his first deployment ceremony.
University of Phoenix awards credits to Civilian Education System graduates
Dec 17, 2009
University of Phoenix is now offering credit for three Civilian Education System courses.
Military Family Life Consultants: easing transitions for Soldiers and Families
Dec 16, 2009
FORT MCPHERSON, Ga.-Soldiers and Family members at brigades within U.S. Army Forces Command now have more access to mental and emotional help. During a six-month trial period which began in September, about 96 additional Military Family Life Consultants (MFLC) were embedded in FORSCOM units and are on-hand to assist troops. "They go where the families are," said Phoebe Wright-Thomas, a FORSCOM Well-Being program specialist. "I think this sends a clear message to our Soldiers and Families that the Army hears them and that they truly care."
Soldiers have chance to distinguish themselves
Dec 16, 2009
Participation in military and civilian-sponsored small-arms marksmanship competitions offers Soldiers the opportunity to refine their marksmanship skills, compete against other military and civilian marksmen and earn the highest marksmanship awards eligible for wear on the uniform.
Soldiers have chance to distinguish themselves
Dec 16, 2009
Participation in military and civilian-sponsored small-arms marksmanship competitions offers Soldiers the opportunity to refine their marksmanship skills, compete against other military and civilian marksmen and earn the highest marksmanship awards eligible for wear on the uniform.
Postcards from family, friends at home lift Soldier's spirits
Dec 16, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - An officer with the 13th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) has wallpapered his office with more than 200 postcards from family and friends in the United States.
Celebrate the holidays with safety in mind
Dec 15, 2009
Celebrate the holidays with safety in mind
Army Ground Forces Band concert is holiday hit
Dec 14, 2009
FORT McPHERSON, Ga. (Dec. 14, 2009) - The U.S. Army Forces Command's own Army Ground Forces Band returned to Atlanta's Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre for its 24th Annual Holiday Concert Dec. 11. And for the 24th year, the talented Soldier/musicians were a huge hit with the approximately 2,000 people of all ages who braved unseasonably cold weather to hear one of the Army's premier national touring bands perform the holiday sounds of the season.
U.S. Army, Pacific Contingency Command Post conducts first exercise in Japan
Dec 14, 2009
The U.S. Army, Pacific Contingency Command Post took the operational lead for Exercise Yama Sakura 57, providing the groundwork for a successful bilateral exercise with the Northern Army of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force.
Holidays add to deployment stress
Dec 14, 2009
Holiday joy and holiday stress go hand in hand, especially for deployed servicemembers and their families.
Medical officers host Silver Caduceus Society Call at Taji
Dec 14, 2009
CONTINGENCY OPERATING LOCATION TAJI, Iraq - Medical service corps officers at Contingency Operating Location Taji, Iraq, hosted a Silver Caduceus Society Call Dec. 5 to facilitate the professional development of the unit's Soldiers.
Operation: Back to School provides humanitarian aid to Iraqi schoolchildren
Dec 14, 2009
CONTINGENCY OPERATING LOCATION TAJI, Iraq - U.S. and Iraqi Army Soldiers delivered kits filled with school supplies to Iraqi schoolchildren at Al Waleed School Dec. 6 near Contingency Operating Location Taji, Iraq.
WWE superstars, divas entertain troops at JBB
Dec 14, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - World Wrestling Entertainment superstars and divas filmed a holiday special entitled "WWE Tribute to the Troops," Dec. 4 at Holt Stadium at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, to honor deployed service members.
New York Guard Troops At Home -- in Japan:Deployed Rainbow Soldiers Enjoy Visits with Host Nation Fa
Dec 13, 2009
NewYork Army National Guard Soldiers of the 42nd Infantry Division, the Rainbow Division, training in Japan as part of Exercise Yama Sakura 57, visit Japanese citizens in their homes as part of a cultural exchange program.
New York Army National Guard Soldiers in Japan Celebrate Guard Birthday
Dec 13, 2009
Representing the most senior Soldier and most junior Soldier of the assembled troops here for Yama Sakura, New York Army National Guard Brig. Gen. Steven Wickstrom (left) and division Soldier Pfc. Callie Haynes cut a cake to celebrate the 373rd Birthday of the National Guard.
Fort Lewis frog recovery effort keeps biologists hopping
Dec 11, 2009
Biologists at Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, The Northwest Zoo Alliance, The Evergreen State College, Cedar Creek Correctional Center and Fort Lewis Fish and Wildlife are involved in a five-year-long Oregon spotted frog species reintroduction pilot project at the post's remote 40-acre Dailman Lake. The frog, native to the Puget Lowlands, has become a state endangered species due to loss of habitat, predation by non-native species, and disease.
A special celebration: U.S., Canadian special forces commemorate combined efforts during WWII
Dec 11, 2009
As a CH-47 Chinook passed over a prairie training area on Fort Lewis, Wash., 14 U.S. and Canadian Special Forces members jumped out on cue during an annual event that celebrates "Menton Week."
Apache Block III Aircraft Tests New Technology
Dec 11, 2009
Developmental prototypes of the U.S. Army's next-generation Block III Apache Attack helicopter tested emerging technologies which allow pilots to control UAVs and their sensor payloads from the cockpit of the aircraft during a so-called Limited User Test (LUT) in November at Yuma Proving Grounds, Ariz., service officials said.
TASM-E provides essential movement support to 3rd CAB warfighters
Dec 11, 2009
Personnel from the Theater Aviation Sustainment Manager-Europe off-loaded a three-story cargo ship filled with critical equipment destined for Afghanistan. The TASM-E personnel provided key movement support Oct. 25-27 to the Soldiers of the 3rd Combat Avn. Bde., 3rd Inf. Div. based out of Hunter Army Airfield at Fort Stewart, Ga. The movement included an array of helicopters, containers and various pieces of cargo essential to provide continued support for Operation Enduring Freedom.
WWE holds national anthem singing contest at Holt Stadium
Dec 11, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - The United States' national anthem, "The Star- Spangled Banner," is a staple of American history and symbol of national pride. Twenty-eight service members competed for the honor to sing the national anthem before a panel of World Wrestling Entertainment judges Dec. 3 at Holt Stadium at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, before the next day's wrestling match for the troop's entertainment.
13th ESC wins Amazing Race charity run
Dec 11, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - Service members ran a race, played golf blindfolded and choked down the "nastiest" food the chow hall had to offer Dec. 5 at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, to raise money for the Combined Federal Campaign - Overseas.
New Iraqi Army base opens in Maysan province
Dec 11, 2009
IRAQI ARMY CAMP AL MEMONA, Iraq - A ribbon cutting ceremony Dec. 9 marked the celebration of the official opening of Iraqi Army Camp Al Memona, Iraq.
42nd Division Shares Lessons, Baseball Lore with Japanese Counterparts
Dec 10, 2009
New York Army National Guard 42nd Division Commander Brig. Gen. Steven N. Wickstrom (left), and Lt. Gen. Hiroshi Yamamoto, commander of the 7th Division, Japan Ground Defense Forces, pose with a Red Sox t-shirt Wickstrom has just given Yamamoto Dec
After nearly 20 years, Soldiers reunite at JBB
Dec 10, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - Five service members stationed together roughly 20 years ago at Camp Dahn, Germany, reunited at the Desert Inn dining facility Dec. 3 at Joint Base Balad, Iraq.
Running down a dream: Top female runner in Baghdad logs 950 miles during deployment
Dec 10, 2009
FORSCOM Accountant receives Army-level award
Dec 9, 2009
An Army civilian employee with U.S. Army Forces Command (FORSCOM) has received many awards during her 18 years of federal service - recognition for achievement, time off awards and monetary awards - but none compares to the one she received today during a Department of Defense ceremony here. Brooke A. Larrabee, lead accountant within FORSCOM's G-8, Resource Integration Division at Fort McPherson, Ga., was presented the 2009 "Army Outstanding Employee of the Year with a Disability Award." As Larrabee continues her service to our country, she said she looks forward to one day becoming a public speaker to let others know they can pursue their dreams too, despite the challenges they may encounter in life.
Providers, civilian contractors work together to drawdown from Iraq
Dec 9, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - Civilian contractors have come together with 49th Transportation Battalion Soldiers to provide assistance to the countless units reducing personnel and equipment in country, as the drawdown from Iraq approaches.
Soldier use movie spoof, laughter to address difficult topic
Dec 9, 2009
Members of the 38th Combat Aviation Brigade out of Shelbyville, Ind., put their own spin on the movie "It's a Wonderful Life," addressing suicide while making their audience laugh Dec. 4, at Joint Base Balad, Iraq.
Transportation Soldiers use fellowship to better community
Dec 9, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - The 49th Transportation Battalion, out of Fort Hood, Texas, held a men's prayer breakfast Dec. 5 at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, as part of its effort to leave the community here better than they found it.
Cable Dawgs: making more out of a move
Dec 8, 2009
Soldiers from C Company, Special Troops Battalion and 50th Signal Battalion had a break from their normal duties on Victory Base Complex to work alongside and develop relationships with soldiers from the Iraqi Ground Forces Command Headquarters communications platoon. The 'cable dawgs', a slang term for cable systems installers and maintainers, were tasked to assist in moving the Combined Partnership Center and IGFC Joint Operations Center, currently located near the Al Faw Palace, to the first floor of a larger building closer to Camp Iraqi Heroes.
Yama Sakura 57 participants experience Japanese culture
Dec 7, 2009
Tea ceremonies, paper folding and sword demonstrations aren't usually the first things to come to mind when you think of a command post exercise with one of the U.S. strongest military allies.
Army Management Staff College extends Excellence in Education Award deadline
Dec 7, 2009
Army Management Staff College extended the application deadline for the 2nd annual Excellence in Education Award.
Yama Sakura opens in spirit of friendship
Dec 7, 2009
On a bitterly cold December afternoon, the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force and U.S. Army Forces opened Yama Sakura 57 in a ceremony that demonstrated the warmth of a 50-year friendship.
Deployment length, dwell time, and end of stop loss not affected by Afghanistan troop increase
Dec 7, 2009
In a joint message to senior Army leaders on Dec. 2, Secretary of the Army John McHugh and Chief of Staff Gen. George Casey, Jr. stated that the Afghanistan troop increase will not affect plans underway to restore balance.
Kid Rock, Carlos Mencia entertain troops in Iraq
Dec 6, 2009
What better way to spend a Friday in Baghdad than to cut out of work a little early and catch a rock concert' More than a 1,000 Servicemembers couldn't think of one as they packed an open field on a chilly Baghdad day Dec. 4, to watch the 2009 Tour for the Troops at Sather Air Base. Pop newcomer Jessie James, comedian Carlos Mencia and rebel rocker Kid Rock took part in the event sponsored by the Air Force Reserve.
Suicide intervention training aids JBB chaplains, assistants
Dec 5, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - Soldiers practiced conversing with suicidal Warfighters in mock scenarios during suicide intervention training Dec. 1 through Dec. 4 at Joint Base Balad, Iraq.
Promotion to General Seen Across the World
Dec 4, 2009
Kelli Underhill, wife of the 94th Army Air and Missile Defense Command's (AAMDC) Commanding General, Brigadier General Jeffery (Jeff) L. Underhill first came up with the idea to do a live streaming webcast of her husband's promotion when she realized both of their children, Brandon, 23, and Britney, 21 would not be able to attend the ceremony. With Brandon working in Ironton, Ohio and Britney away at College, it would be close to impossible having them in Hawaii for the Wednesday ceremony. "Our children have always been at every one of his promotions," said Kelli Underhill. "I just wanted them to be part of it, even though they couldn't be here physically, and most importantly, I wanted him to have them here."
Memorial Basketball game held in honor of fallen Soldier
Dec 4, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - Soldiers with 1st Battalion, 137th Assault Helicopter, hosted an Army versus Air Force memorial basketball game and a game for JBB's old-timers Nov. 30 at the East Gym at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, in honor of Spc. Michael Cote, a UH-60 Black Hawk crew chief with A Company, 1st Battalion, 52nd Aviation Regiment, who died Sept. 19 when his helicopter crashed at JBB.
Counter-attack system brings Soldiers, Sailors together
Dec 4, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - The counter - rocket, artillery and mortar system brings Navy and Army personnel together, as they work to ensure the safety of the service members at Joint Base Balad, Iraq.
JBB makes way for two incoming medical units
Dec 4, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - Two transfer of authority ceremonies took place between the 8th and 51st Medical Logistics Companies, and the 64th and 248th Medical Detachment Companies, at Morale, Welfare and Recreation center east Nov. 27 at Joint Base Balad, Iraq.
The Army's Newest Star
Dec 3, 2009
Col. Jeffery Underhill, commanding general, 94th Army Air and Missile Defense Command (AAMDC), was promoted to Brigadier General, here, Dec. 2. During his remarks at the promotion ceremony, Underhill, an Ironton, Ohio native, sighted many positions in his career that allowed him to grow into a leader. One position in particular was serving as the aid-de-camp for former Chief of Staff of the Army and current Secretary of Veterans Affairs, the Honorable Eric K. Shinseki.
Eagle Scout Helps Deployed Soldiers
Dec 3, 2009
When the Soldiers of the 558th Military Police Company held their deployment ceremony last August, they had no idea that one spectator in the crowd would play a big part in raising their morale months later. Toby Bledsoe, a Boy Scout with Troop 135 at Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii, decided to make care packages for deployed Soldiers for his Eagle Scout project after witnessing his first deployment ceremony.
Service members bring Minneapolis race to Iraq
Dec 3, 2009
CONTINGENCY OPERATING LOCATION BASRAH, Iraq - Service members and civilians braved the rain and mud to run in an Iraqi rendition of the Twin Cities Marathon Nov. 28 at Contingency Operating Location Basrah.
Service members track travel at JBB passenger terminals
Dec 3, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - Just as equipment and sensitive items are tracked for accountability, units with the 13th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) track and maintain accountability of personnel, both at Joint Base Balad and throughout Iraq every day.
Seattle Marathon Shadow Run
Nov 29, 2009
Soldiers run Seattle Marathon in Baghdad
Year of the NCO: 'It's about taking care of Soldiers'
Nov 28, 2009
Leaders are made over time. NCOs spend years honing their leadership skills and mentoring and caring for Soldiers. However, the choice to remain a leader in the Army can be a difficult one, but it is one Sgt. 1st Class Darrell Sammons made Nov. 25.
Castle Heights wins 6th annual Thanksgiving Day competition
Nov 28, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - Castle Heights, dining facility three, took the title of best DFAC at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, in the sixth annual Thanksgiving Day competition, part of a joint forces food event Nov. 26 at JBB.
Soldiers rest, learn from locals at Habur Gate
Nov 28, 2009
HABUR GATE, Iraq - As convoys escort trucks across the border between Turkey and Iraq, Soldiers take advantage of one of Iraq's most accommodating cities to rest between missions.
Security forces along Iraq, Turkey border inspect trucks
Nov 27, 2009
HABUR GATE, Iraq - Along the border of Iraq and Turkey, U.S. service members, Iraqi security forces and contractors work together to ensure the safety of Iraq's citizens.
Coastguardsman train in counter-IED class
Nov 27, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - Counter-improvised explosive device training can mean the difference between life and death for any service member who travels outside the wire on convoys.
Senators visit deployed Soldiers
Nov 27, 2009
CONTINGENCY OPERATING LOCATION ADDER, Iraq - Illinois Sen. Roland W. Burris visited Soldiers from his home state at Contingency Operating Location Adder, Iraq, Nov. 24 at Memorial Hall to answer their questions and talk about programs available to them.
Security Soldiers protect key leaders throughout Iraq
Nov 27, 2009
CONTINGENCY OPERATING LOCATION ADDER, Iraq - The Personal Security Detachment with the 36th Sustainment Brigade out of Temple, Texas, keeps Soldiers safe while conducting operations outside the wire.
Chief of Chaplains, troops celebrate 100 years of chaplain assistants service
Nov 26, 2009
On Dec. 28, 1909, General Order No. 253 was published, establishing the official military occupational specialty of the chaplain assistant, stating that one enlisted man will serve to assist the chaplain in the performance of his official duties.
Chief of Chaplains stresses importance of strengthening faith, spirituality
Nov 26, 2009
Chief of Chaplains Chap. (Maj. Gen.) Douglas L. Carver, accompanied by the Chief of Chaplains and Regimental Sgt. Maj. Tommy Marrero, left their families behind this Thanksgiving season and embarked on a journey to thank and praise Servicemembers throughout Iraq.
Iraqi children learn about personal hygiene at JBB
Nov 26, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - Roughly 100 Iraqi children participated in Iraqi Kids Day Nov. 21 at the H6 recreation center at Joint Base Balad, Iraq.
Adding a little kick: 22d Chemical Battalion takes physical fitness to a whole new level
Nov 25, 2009
Physical and mental fitness have long been pillars of the U.S. Army, so it is no surprise that Company A, 22d Chemical Battalion, (Technical Escort) gathered in the pre-dawn hours Nov. 6 for their workout. Like many other Army units, Company A is committed to being physically fit.
Lewis bound: I Corps analytical element completes year-long tour
Nov 25, 2009
In November 2008, Brig. Gen. Peter Bayer, Multi-National Corps-Iraq chief of staff, stood before the Corps Analysis and Control Element at Fort Lewis, Wash., to wish the Soldiers of I Corps' CACE well as they prepared to head to Iraq. On Nov. 20, he stood before the Soldiers again - this time in Baghdad and, this time, to thank them for successfully completing their mission over the past 12 months.
Nov 24, 2009
FORT McPHERSON, Ga. (Nov. 24, 2009) - The Army bid an official farewell here today to Maj. Gen. Jerome Johnson in recognition of his 36 years of dedicated service. His retirement ceremony was held at the headquarters of the Army's largest command, Army Forces Command (FORSCOM), where he had been the deputy chief of staff G-4 (equivalent to a large civilian corporation senior vice president for logistics) since June 2007.
It's easy to be thankful
Nov 24, 2009
FORT MEYER, Va. - Chap. (Lt. Col.) Barry M. White manages the Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall Pentagram Chaplain's Corner. Multiple chaplains assigned in the national capital region contribute to the Chaplain's Corner each week. This week, he gave those chaplains a Thanksgiving break and filled in the Chaplain's Corner himself.
Former NFL player considers Soldiers his third family
Nov 24, 2009
No movie has been made of Otis Sistrunk's life, although he has acted in a few, including "Car Wash," a 1976 comedy produced by Universal Pictures.
Comprehensive Soldier Fitness: FORSCOM Fitting Families into the Equation
Nov 24, 2009
Army Family members will now be part of the Comprehensive Soldier Fitness program, a new Army-wide holistic initiative focused on building resilience.
'Super Sapper' Competition Tests Engineers in Hawaii
Nov 22, 2009
The sapper community on Hawaii witnessed a new milestone on the island when Soldiers from the 34th Sapper Company held their first annual Super Sapper Competition to test the physical ability of new Soldiers Nov. 4 on Schofield Barracks.
8th TSC Commanding General Pins on Second Star
Nov 22, 2009
FORT SHAFTER, Hawaii (Nov. 16, 2009) -- Maj. Gen. Michael J. Terry, commanding general, 8th Theater Sustainment Command, pinned on his second star during a promotion ceremony held on Fort Shafter. Lt. Gen. Benjamin R. Mixon, commanding general, U.S. Army, Pacific, presided over the promotion ceremony. Maj. Gen. Terry's wife, Cathy, and childhood friend, Maj. Gen. Frank Wiercinski, commanding general, U.S. Army, Japan, had the honor of pinning the stars on Terry's dress green uniform. Terry's two sons took part by putting the two-star shoulder boards on his Class A shirt.
84th Engineer Battalion Soldiers Return From Iraq
Nov 22, 2009
Families, friends and loved ones welcomed home more than 250 Soldiers from the 84th Engineer Battalion, 130th Engineer Brigade, during a redeployment ceremony, Nov. 2, at Wheeler Army Airfield, Hawaii.
US Army leaders meet with shaykhs in southern Iraq
Nov 21, 2009
CONTINGENCY OPERATING LOCATION ADDER, Iraq - Brig. Gen. Gerald E. Lang, the Multi National Division - South deputy commanding general for support, visited local shaykhs at a private residence near Contingency Operating Location Adder, Iraq, for a key-leader engagement, to discuss how the drawdown of forces in Iraq will affect the shaykhs' area.
[Equal opportunity advisers host course to prevent discrimination]
Nov 21, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq -Soldiers worked with one another to better understand discrimination, in the Equal Opportunity Leaders Course Nov. 14 through Nov. 20 at Morale, Welfare and Recreation Center east at Joint Base Balad, Iraq.
Navajo tribesman speaks at luncheon honoring Native Americans
Nov 21, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - The Joint Base Balad American Indian Heritage Luncheon was held at Morale, Welfare and Recreation Center east at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, on Nov. 18 in recognition of Native American month. The luncheon featured a prayer in the Navajo language and focused on bringing fading traditions into the spotlight.
AAFES works to meet demands despite shipping delays
Nov 21, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - Shipping and receiving goods to the Army and Air Force Exchange Services across Iraq has been increasingly difficult for several months, due to restrictions implemented by a status of forces agreement signed in January 2009, said an AAFES spokesman.
Soldiers deliver supplies, view new school building
Nov 21, 2009
CONTINGENCY OPERATING LOCATION ADDER, Iraq - Soldiers with the 36th Sustainment Brigade out of Temple, Texas, visited Al Soonobar School at Jaber Mohamed Village, Iraq, Nov. 18 to deliver school supplies and stuffed animals to roughly 45 students.
Logistics Training and Advisory Teams meet at JBB
Nov 21, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - For the first time since their units' arrival in Iraq, four sustainment brigades' Logistics Training and Advisory Team leaders met to discuss the Iraqi capacity to self-sustain and the teams' plans in the coming months.
Powder Puff football teams play under Friday night lights
Nov 21, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - Football season is well underway and the cheers and roars on Friday and Saturday nights at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, belong to the women.
Native American Soldiers celebrate, share culture
Nov 21, 2009
CONTINGENCY OPERATING LOCATION ADDER, Iraq - Service members at Contingency Operating Location Adder, Iraq, attended a National Native American Heritage Month observance Nov. 14 at Memorial Hall to honor the tradition and culture of Native Americans.
'The Terminator' returns to visit troops
Nov 21, 2009
Keeping a promise he made to troops in 2003, Calif. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger returned to Iraq Nov. 16, to "pump up" with them at the gym and deliver a message of thanks for their continued sacrifice and service, as well as the sacrifices their families have continued to make.
Army develops new program as 2009 suicide numbers remain high
Nov 21, 2009
Recently, the Army released suicide statistics for the month of October and the total number of suicides, suspected and confirmed, for 2009. Data indicates the number of Soldiers taking their own lives has surpassed numbers recorded at the same time last year.
Wounded Warriors receive 'suite' victory from Seattle Seahawks
Nov 19, 2009
Madigan remembers life of Lt. Col. Juanita L. Warman
Nov 19, 2009
ARFORGEN: Army's deployment cycle aims for predictability
Nov 19, 2009
There is a plan for deploying troops and it's called ARFORGEN. Short for Army Force Generation, ARFORGEN is the Army's core process of building trained and ready forces.
Registration changes for Civilian Education System
Nov 18, 2009
The Civilian Education System 3rd and 4th-quarter classes are now open for registration, and those enrolling will see a major change in the application process.
Soldiers visit historical ruins of Ur
Nov 18, 2009
UR, Iraq - More than 230 Soldiers with the 121st Brigade Support Battalion visited the archaeological remains of Ur, Nov. 12, near Contingency Operating Location Adder, Iraq.
Balad honors Veterans
Nov 18, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - Throughout the United States' storied history, millions of citizens have risen to answer her call to duty in times of tranquility and turmoil, war and peace.
Adder Soldiers sharpen weapons skills
Nov 18, 2009
CONTINGENCY OPERATING LOCATION ADDER, Iraq - Soldiers with the 36th Sustainment Brigade out of Temple, Texas, fired their weapons Nov. 9 through Nov. 10, at Lightning Memorial Range at Contingency Operating Location Adder, Iraq, to qualify and zero their weapons.
Sometimes these colors do run
Nov 18, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - More than 600 service members and civilians took part in the Veteran's Day 5K race Nov. 11, at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, paying tribute to the Veterans of past and present by running with Old Glory. The Apollo Flag company in Totowa, N.J., donated an 18 foot by 12 foot American flag, as well as 600 miniature American flags and a flag commemorating Sept. 11, 2001 for the early-morning event.
JBB professional mixer sparks camaraderie between service members
Nov 18, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - Leaders in all branches of service took time to meet with one another Nov. 7 at the Joint Base Balad, Iraq, professional mixer in an effort for E-8s and above to interact in a social setting.
Army chef spices up life as newest U.S. citizen
Nov 13, 2009
CAMP VICTORY, BAGHDAD - Growing up with his grandmother, Spc. Andre Barrett knew the importance of love, respect and the power of a home-cooked meal. He longed for the day he could come to the United States and pursue his dream of becoming a skilled chef.
Sadr City given new water treatment plant
Nov 13, 2009
Commander of the Gulf Region District, Col. Dan Anninos visited the Sadr City R3 Water Treatment Plant and its workers to check up on how well the plant was functioning, recently. The GRD also collaborates with Multi-National Corps-Iraq. The GRD mission is to provide engineering and construction management expertise throughout Iraq to assist the government here with its infrastructure.
Marines cut cake, celebrate 234th birthday
Nov 13, 2009
It was November 10, 1775, in a small rustic building called Tun Tavern in Philadelphia that the Marine Corps was born. The tavern was initially used as a recruiting station by Benjamin Franklin for the Pennsylvania Militia, and later, it hosted a meeting for George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and the Continental Congress. Samuel Nicholas, considered the first commandant, initiated the Continental Congress to recruit at the tavern and form the Continental Marines, now known as the United States Marine Corps.
201st BfSB Soldiers carry on WWII tradition
Nov 13, 2009
CONTINGENCY OPERATING BASE ADDER, TALLIL, Iraq - Passing by fellow Soldiers, it may be instinctual to gaze at their right shoulder and indentify which unit that Soldier has been to combat with. For brothers and sisters in arms, it could be an icebreaker or a chance to share fond memories. For those wearing the patch, it will always serve as a reminder of the Soldiers he or she served with.
First Advanced Course of the fiscal year graduates
Nov 12, 2009
Renovation shop offers free, first come, first served uniform repairs
Nov 12, 2009
CONTINGENCY OPERATION LOCATION MAREZ, Mosul, Iraq - Soldiers flow into the renovation shop with uniforms in hand, preparing to hand them to the 506th Quartermaster Company for repairs.
Leaving his past behind, Soldier begins new life as U.S. citizen
Nov 12, 2009
The city of Gjakova, in western Kosovo, suffered severe physical damage as scores of its citizens were killed at the height of the Kosovo Conflict. For one young boy and his family, staying in the war-torn country was not an option.
Veterans Day holds new meaning for Soldiers, Marines in Iraq
Nov 11, 2009
Surrounded by fellow servicemembers, 157 Soldiers and Marines representing 60 countries sat in the rotunda of Camp Victory's Al Faw Palace in Baghdad, Nov. 11, for a naturalization ceremony.
Central receiving, shipping point at Marez preps Iraq for drawdown
Nov 11, 2009
As the responsible drawdown of U.S. troops and equipment from Iraq continues, the Central Receiving and Shipping Point at Contingency Operating Location Marez in Mosul, Iraq, will be instrumental in managing the movement of both equipment and personnel.
Vice President grieves with Fort Lewis for fallen Stryker Soldiers
Nov 10, 2009
Vice President Joe Biden joined the Fort Lewis, Wash., community Tuesday to grieve the loss and honor the sacrifice of seven Soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 17th Infantry Regiment.
ARMY MEDIA ADVISORY November 10, 2009 Army conducts Master Resilience Training for Soldiers, Family
Nov 10, 2009
Army Chief of Staff Gen. George Casey will be available to speak to media at 9:55 a.m. November 12. All interested media must be on site no later than 9:30 a.m. to register in the William Fontaine room of the hotel. Soldiers-students attending the course, staff from the Comprehensive Soldier Fitness program and Faculty from the Positive Psychology Center, University of Pennsylvania will be available to answer questions.
Company to help ISF develop long range surveillance assets
Nov 10, 2009
CONTINGENCY OPERATING BASE ADDER, TALLIL, Iraq- With saws grinding and hammers thumping away in the background, Soldiers of Company C, 38th Long Range Surveillance are busy training and preparing for the mission that lay ahead of them- training their Iraqi counterparts to successfully establish LRS teams.
Provider Soldiers get promoted, re-enlist
Nov 9, 2009
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq - Continuing a tradition of excellence, Provider Soldiers earned promotions and re-enlisted in the Army, all while continuing to prepare for the drawdown of U.S. equipment and personnel from Iraq.


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Every year during tax season, there are numerous cases of tax fraud. Some of these cases of fraud are even committed in prison by the inmates. Over the last fve years about $123 million in tax refunds have been fraudulently received by prison inmates through phony applications made from behind prison bars.
Four senators, namely Senators Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, Bill Nelson of Florida, Sherrod Brown of Ohio and Charles Schumer of New York place the blame squarely at the Federal Bureau of Prisons and the IRS who they say have failed to cooperate with one another to stem the rise of tax fraud committed by criminals. Often prisoners use their own names or that of an accomplice outside the prison to falsely claim for tax refunds.
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