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Hillel, the campus student group, is expressing "outrage" over an attack on a Jewish student at Temple University on Wednesday and is calling on the university to ensure the safety of its Jewish students.
At the same time, the school's chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine is condemning the attack and is claiming the alleged assailant was not a member of its organization.
Daniel Vessal, an upperclass member of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity and a fellow with the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America, a pro-Israel organization, allegedly was assaulted during move-in day at Temple's main campus here.
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U.S. Says Aid for Persian Gulf Planes Fills Funds Gap
Oct. 14 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. Export-Import Bank said governmental aircraft financing for Persian Gulf airlines such as Emirates doesn't distort global markets because the funds fill a need that financial institutions aren't meeting.
"When it comes to exports, banks have been more reluctant to make loans when it comes to foreign credits than domestic credits," Export-Import Bank Chairman Fred Hochberg told reporters today at a briefing in Dubai. "We exist to level that playing field and take out market distortions."
U.S. and European airlines are urging governments to limit financing of aircraft exports to avoid giving an advantage to competitors abroad buying from Airbus SAS and Boeing Co., the Washington-based Air Transport Association trade group said in a letter yesterday to U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner. Hochberg said the needs of plane manufacturers and carriers must be considered when private banks won't give loans for purchases.
"There are a lot of countervailing forces in terms of the aircraft industry, from the manufacturers to the airlines," Hochberg said. "What is under discussion is how to find the most equitable way of dealing with it."
Emirates overtook Cologne, Germany-based Deutsche Lufthansa AG last year as the world's biggest carrier in terms of international traffic. The Dubai-based airline financed 20 percent of its aircraft purchases through export credits, Hochberg said. The U.S. Export-Import Bank also guaranteed $414 million of Emirates' bonds last year to fund the purchase of three Boeing 777s.
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"We exist when the private sector financing is not able to make financial support," Hochberg said.
Air France-KLM Group Chief Executive Officer Pierre-Henri Gourgeon and Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber are among executives attending an Association of European Airlines meeting in London tomorrow to discuss a joint push with U.S. rivals for changes to state export guarantees for aircraft purchases.
The Export-Import Bank and its counterparts in Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development countries are looking at whether to set new policies when rules on state backing for aircraft purchases expire at the end of 2010, Hochberg said.
"We've always been in compliance and we'll stay in compliance" with OECD trade rules, Hochberg said.
The role of export financing has ballooned since the credit crunch reduced banks' willingness to lend. The share of plane deliveries covered by government guarantees more than doubled to 34 percent in 2009, according to figures from Toulouse, France-based Airbus and Chicago-based Boeing, the world's two biggest makers of commercial aircraft.
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The first thing to be noticed is her voice. Madeleine Peyroux was quickly crowned with the neo-Billie Holiday label, but her earliest influence was Bessie Smith. Neither a show-off stylist nor a laid back crooner, "she sings as elegantly as Peggy Lee and writes with the downbeat clarity of Leonard Cohen" (Mojo). Madeleine Peyroux takes the stage at Three Stages next month.
Opening the concert is Rebecca Pidgeon, a singer-songwriter both "nuanced and assured" (Rolling Stone) and whose dual career as an actor includes several featured roles in husband David Mamet's movies (The Spanish Prisoner, Heist).
Executive Director Dave Pier noted that, "Whether performing other people's material with style and the best of taste, or presenting her own thoughtful compositions, Madeleine Peyroux is a wonderful artist, and a fine choice for kicking off Three Stages' program of jazz this season." The performance is sponsored by Capital Public Radio.
Madeleine Peyroux with Rebecca Pidgeon will perform in Three Stages on Thurs, Aug 23, 2012 at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $25-$35, Premium $45; students with ID $12. Tickets are available online at www.threestages.net or from Three Stages Ticket Office at 916-608-6888 from 10 am to 6 pm, Monday through Saturday, and two hours before show time. Three Stages is located on the west side of Folsom Lake College campus in Folsom, Calif., facing East Bidwell Street.
Madeleine Peyroux's career has been marked by gold-certified records ("Careless Love"), awards (Best International Jazz Artist at the 2007 BBC Jazz Awards) and splendid reviews (Time magazine greeted her debut album with a rave: ""the most exciting, involving vocal performance by a new singer this year") but through it all, she has lost none of her compelling ability to reinvent a lyric and give it soul-shaking meaning, fueled by her nuanced vocal shadings and unforgettable voice.
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Arrietty, a tiny but tenacious 14-year-old, lives with her parents in the recesses of a suburban garden home, unbeknownst to the homeowner and her housekeeper. Like all little people, Arrietty remains hidden from view, except during occasional covert ventures beyond the floorboards to "borrow" scrap supplies like sugar cubes from her human hosts. But when 12-year-old Shawn, a human boy who comes to stay in the home, discovers his mysterious housemate one evening, a secret friendship blossoms. If discovered, their relationship could drive Arrietty's family from the home and straight into danger.
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In what is believed to be the first initiative of its kind in the UK, a partnership with Glasgow Museums will see the duo loaned a bike and cycling kit, which will then become part of the city's collection after the Games this summer.
The project will also chart their training and preparations as they work towards selection to compete at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome in July.
The items are expected to go on display at the Riverside Museum later this autumn.
Ms McGlynn, 40, who has been visually impaired since birth, grew up in Glasgow and has competed at three Paralympic Games, while Ms Haston, 33, from Edinburgh, is an able-bodied pilot who has represented Britain in both World Cups and World Championships.
Track cycling is one of five para-sports to be fully integrated into the Glasgow 2014 programme.
Ms McGlynn said: "I'm incredibly excited about the prospect of competing in my home town this summer - it really is a dream come true.
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Based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Seegrid Corp. brings robotic vision-guided technology to the material handling industry. Seegrid offers solutions that optimize workflow processes by increasing productivity and reducing costs, creating economic and operational advantages.
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Several sealings I completed last week still show "in process", instead of showing the ordinance date and temple. I took the cards back to the temple today, and the temple worker told me their computer showed "recorded", but she re-recorded the ordinances anyway.
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April 22, 2010
By Richard Stevens - Senior Writer/GoLobos.com
Her roommate calls her "Mighty Mouse," but Lobo Cristin Anderson says you "can't be Superwoman every day."
Well, maybe not Superwoman when it comes to pounding softballs and lifting your team to victories, but the Lobos' All-Mountain West candidate at second base seems to have stumbled on a way to have a super attitude every day.
She does it by being Cristin Anderson.
"She puts out this vibe that just draws people to her," says roommate Danielle Castro. "The girls on the team turn to her because she is such a positive influence for everyone. And it's not just softball. Cristin has a positive attitude about everything she does in life."
Lobo coach Ty Singleton agrees. "Players like Cristin are why you coach," he said. "She shows up every day with a smile on her face and pushes herself and her teammate to be better. I don't remember a day that she hasn't shown up with great attitude and done everything she can to keep her teammates motivated."
It hasn't been an easy season on Anderson. The Lobos have stumbled upon some hard times on the field. Anderson, from Vacaville, Calif., lost a grandfather in the fall and her great-grandmother passed away this month.
"It's hard when you aren't there," she said. "But I know they are still proud of me and I keep pushing through for them.
"I can't say I'm always in a good mood. There are days when things happen. But I always try to be in a good mood on the field. That's my escape. That's my time to have fun. I feel as a senior it's my job to get everybody going, get everyone enthusiastic about the game."
Anderson leads by attitude, but she also walks the walk. She leads the Lobos in at-bats (112), hits (42), runs (31), total bases (64) and walks (19). Of the Lobos with more than 40 at-bats, she tops the team in slugging percentage, batting average (.375) and on-base percentage.
Castro calls her teammate "Mighty Mouse" because of an attitude and a confidence that makes Anderson perform at a high level, despite not being the biggest or the strongest Lobo out there.
"She believes she can achieve anything and with that mindset she goes out and does it," said Castro. "She is a like a Mighty Mouse."
Anderson, who also leads UNM in home runs with four, probably doesn't fit the stereotype for softball players. She also doesn't fall into the prototype mold.
The Lobos list her at 5-foot-3, but she claims to be a tad taller. She does admit to being the lightest Lobo on the roster and threatens to gain weight to pass up a few her teammates in that category.
"That might not be a good idea anymore," Anderson says, reflecting on her senior status and life after softball.
"But people look at me and say, `You're a softball player? You look like a soccer player.' My mom played softball and didn't get recruited in her day because she was small. But there is a lot of speed in the game now."
There also is the need for players who can lead their team in most key statistical categories while also being an inspirational leader or maybe a shoulder to lean on. "Cristin is there for everyone," says Castro.
Anderson grew up in Vacaville, Calif., located off I-80 between San Francisco and Sacramento. "We were all about sports," Anderson said of her family. "I played everything. I played soccer for about six years and it was kind of like, `I don't want to be running all the time.'
"I loved all the aspects of softball. You have to be a balanced athlete. You have to hit, throw, field, run. I liked the challenge of doing all those things. I knew I could do well in softball, so I stuck with it."
After high school ball (Vanden High in Fairfield, Calif.), Anderson went down the road to play two years at Sacramento City College. She was a two-time All-Conference player there and caught the eye of the Lobos. She started all 48 games at second for UNM in 2009 and hit .303, scoring 38 runs.
She was very good as a junior and is a standout as a senior.
"There have been some tough days this year because I want to win so badly," she said. "I don't know if the whole team has bought into it, but we can't give up. This is my last year and I want to go out knowing I gave everything I could on that field
"I play for self pride, for my family, for the coaches, for the girls on the team. It's important for me to play with heart and enough heart so that people can see how much softball means to me. I'm not sure some of the younger girls understand what it is to play with a pride that comes from your heart."
Of course, it wouldn't be a difficult thing for the younger Lobos to learn about playing with pride, heart and even a smile.
All they have to do is look over at second base.
Editor's Note: Richard Stevens is a former Associate Sports Editor and sports columnist for The Albuquerque Tribune. You can reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Chile coach Marcelo Bielsa has dropped five players from his provisional FIFA World Cup squad following their 1-0 friendly defeat to Mexico yesterday.
All five players are midfielders with Manuel Iturra (Universidad de Chile), Pedro Morales (Dinamo Zagreb), Jaime Valdes (Atalanta) and Colo Colo duo Charles Aranguiz and Jose Pedro Fuenzalida all deemed surplus to requirement.
Iturra's exclusion comes after he was sent off just two minutes after coming on as a substitute in yesterday's defeat to El Tri in Mexico City. Bielsa has now reduced his squad to 25 players with two more to miss out when the final lists are named on 1 June.
Chile play their opening match of the FIFA World Cup finals against Honduras on 16 June.
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The February meeting of the Sacramento Area Helpline Travel Enthusiasts will be held on 2/16 @ 10:00 a.m. Location- Panera Bread 3571 North Freeway Blvd. Sacramento Take I-80 and use the Truxel exit. I'm looking forward to seeing everyone and hearing about everyone's travel plans. This meeting is open to everyone who loves to travel or who wants to learn more about traveling. We are usually at the large table in the middle of the room. Look for the blue and yellow books.
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Each woman who embarks on the journey as a surrogate mother has her own unique reasons as to what compels her. For some, they may have heard of a heartbreaking story of infertility where a woman was unable to carry her own child or perhaps a woman who is cancer clear but her treatments rendered her infertile.
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1868 H10C Half Dime, Judd-638, Pollock-710, R.6, PR64 NGC. CAC....
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1868 Regular Dies Trial Half Dime in Nickel1868 H10C Half Dime, Judd-638, Pollock-710, R.6, PR64 NGC. CAC.
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Judd-638, Clashed Dies, PR64
Design. The regular issue Seated Liberty half dime design, struck in nickel alloy with a plain edge. Die clashing is evident in the obverse and reverse fields.
Commentary. Considered to be deliberately issued for contemporary collectors, it is likely that the Judd-638 half dime patterns were struck that year, and the clashed dies exhibited on this piece may permit matching to regular issue pieces from the same die pair. About two dozen examples of this nickel alloy pattern are known.
Physical Description. Subdued light gray surfaces host a few faint hairlines and minuscule contact marks on this Choice proof. The design elements are sharp and the surfaces are faintly reflective.
Provenance. "Colonel" E.H.R. Green; Green Estate; Partnership of Eric P. Newman / B.G. Johnson d.b.a. St. Louis Stamp & Coin Co.; Eric P. Newman @ $10; Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society.
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Present address. Laboratorio Interacción Planta-Animal, Departamento de Ecología Evolutiva, Instituto de Ecología, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. Ap. Postal 70-275. CP 04510. México Distrito Federal, México.
Plant traits that predict resistance to herbivores
Article first published online: 13 OCT 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2435.2010.01794.x
© 2010 The Authors. Journal compilation © 2010 British Ecological Society
Functional Ecology
Special Issue: EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGY OF PLANT DEFENCES AGAINST HERBIVORES
Volume 25, Issue 2, pages 358–367, April 2011
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Carmona, D., Lajeunesse, M. J. and Johnson, M. T.J. (2011), Plant traits that predict resistance to herbivores. Functional Ecology, 25: 358–367. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2435.2010.01794.x
Publication History
- Issue published online: 16 MAR 2011
- Article first published online: 13 OCT 2010
- Received 16 June 2010; accepted 13 September 2010 Handling Editor: Charles Fox
- antibiosis;
- co-evolution;
- genetic covariance;
- plant defence;
- plant resistance;
- plant-insect;
- secondary chemistry
1. Although secondary metabolites are recognized as fundamental to the defence of plants against insect and mammalian herbivores, their relative importance compared to other potential defensive plant traits (e.g. physical resistance, gross morphology, life-history, primary chemistry and physiology) are not well understood.
2. We conducted a meta-analysis to answer the question: What types of genetically variable plant traits most strongly predict resistance against herbivores? We performed a comprehensive literature search and obtained 499 separate measurements of the strength of covariation (measured as genetic correlations) between plant traits and herbivore susceptibility – these were extracted from 72 studies involving 19 plant families.
3. Surprisingly, we found no overall association between the concentrations of secondary metabolites and herbivore susceptibility – plant traits other than secondary metabolites most strongly predicted herbivore susceptibility. Specifically, genetic variation in life-history traits (e.g. flowering time, growth rate) consistently exhibited the strongest genetic correlations with susceptibility. Genetic variation in gross morphological traits (e.g. no. branches, plant size) and physical resistance traits (e.g. latex, trichomes) were also frequently correlated with variation in herbivore susceptibility, but these relationships depended on attributes of the herbivores (e.g. feeding guild) and plants (e.g. longevity).
4. These results call into question the conventional wisdom that secondary metabolites are the most important anti-herbivore defence of plants. We propose the hypothesis that herbivores select most strongly on genetic variation in life-history, morphological and physical resistance traits, but the greater pleiotropic effects of genes controlling these traits impose strong constraints on their evolution. Meanwhile, secondary metabolites could have evolved to be important defensive mechanisms not because they have the largest effect on herbivores, but because the constraints on their evolution are the weakest.


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"The more we understand about our ugliness, the better chance we have to overcome that ugliness. Suppression of horrific conduct, as this bill dictates, invites history to repeat itself. ... With sadness, I say that history will show that this well-intentioned bill is a large mistake."
Meyer made his comments in a printed statement, to which he attached famous journalism photographs depicting: Vietnamese girl running in terror after her clothes were burned off her by napalm; the killings at Kent State University; the police abuse of Rodney King; and recent injuries after the bombing at the Boston Marathon.
Tercyak struggled to find the right words to explain why he voted no in the House, and it came down to his objection to bypassing the normal legislative process that includes a public hearing and taking time to study an issue. "I'm just sick about this,'' he said. "We had a conversation about gun control, we had a conversation about mental health. I thought that the idea of 'let's have a moratorium while we have a conversation about this idea' was a good one. And I'm heartsick that we didn't....The people of Connecticut deserve to have a voice in the conversation about this too."
At stake, Tercyak said, was the very foundation of our democracy. "Open government's the bedrock,'' he said, sounding weary as his colleagues walked by. "Some principles are just always there and the reason people can trust our government and our police departments is because we don't have secrets."
Balancing the needs of crime victims with the principles with open government is "never easy,'' he said. "I don't know if it's ever harder than this."
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Williams, D-Brooklyn, introduced the bill in the Senate by saying that it "balances important and critical interests. Behind me … are some of the parents and relatives of those who lost loved ones at Sandy Hook. The interests that we balance are critical to them, but they're also critical to our democracy. Abraham Lincoln said, 'Let the people know the facts and the country will be safe.' Walter Lippmann said the 'theory of a free press is that the truth will emerge from free reporting and discussion, not that it will be presented perfectly and instantly in any one account.'"
But "at the same time … Justice Louis Brandeis many years ago recognized an essential right to privacy in the United States" which Williams said has evolved over the years. Williams said that in a 2012 federal appeals court decision in the case Marsh v. County of San Diego, Judge Alex Kozinski concluded "a mother has a constitutionally protected right to privacy over her child's death images." That right is protected under the U.S. constitution, Williams said the judge declared, adding that "few things are more personal than the graphic details of a close family members tragic death."
McKinney, R-Fairfield, the legislature's chief proponent of the bill, said "the intent of what we're doing here is very clear – that the public disclosure of the an image of the dead body of a brutally murdered child, or spouse, or sibling would cause emotional harm and violate the personal privacy of the parents and other surviving family members."
"One does not need to see the photos to understand the unwarranted pain and anguish it would cause a parent or other family member to see such photos published and appear on the Internet every time someone searches 'Sandy Hook' or 'school shooting'", said McKinney, whose Senate district includes Newtown.
"In this case it is our clear intent that the privacy interests of the victims and their families outweigh any public interest in the disclosure of the photos of the Sandy Hook victims. This is narrow protection offered in this bill," McKinney said. "And it is not unusual or novel. Federal freedom of information laws as well as old English common law have long recognized the privacies interests of crime victims and their families."
Deal Was Elusive
About 8 p.m on Tuesday, the situation had been unresolved; days of negotiations among legislative leaders and the governor's office had still not brought a final compromise.
At the time, McKinney said: "We are where we've been for the last couple of days, continuing to have a dialogue about trying to see if we can accomplish something to protect families of Newtown from disclosure of the photographs of the victims — and try to do it in a way that's extremely narrow, to protect what is a very, very important freedom of information law in the state of Connecticut. We haven't reached that goal line yet, but we're going to continue to work forward."
He had just emerged about from a meeting with the other three top Democrat and Republican leaders of the House and Senate, the governor's chief of staff, the head of the Black and Puerto Rican caucus, and at least one parent -— Hockley —— of a first-grader killed in the Dec. 14 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown.
Legislative leaders filed out of the meeting in McKinney's third-floor office in the state Capitol with serious faces and little to say. McKinney was the only one who answered reporters' questions — and he did so for just under 10 minutes.
"I think we're going to get something done before adjournment" on the Newtown bill, McKinney said, . referring to the scheduled close of the five-month 2013 legislative session adjourns at midnight Wednesday.
The governor's office, Chief State's Attorney Kevin Kane and legislative leaders had secretly been talking for more than a month about a bill that would have given families of the Newtown victims veto power over the release of any photos or video images of victims' injuries, as well any verbal descriptions of those injuries. The proposal also would have blocked release of audiotapes of 911 calls and other police radio transmissions, but would have made transcripts of those tapes available for 50 cents a page.
Word of the planned bill was kept secret from the public until May 21, when The Courant obtained a copy of an email written by a Kane assistant about it. Other emails showed the secret discussions dated back to at least April 3, bypassing the normal legislative process that includes a public hearing.
As conceived by Kane, it would have applied to such records and audiotapes in all criminal cases, not just Newtown. But then it was narrowed to apply only to records from the Newtown tragedy. Under the proposal, the Newtown town clerk wouldn't have had to release victims' death certificates, contrary to the state's Freedom of Information Law, and the names of witnesses under 18 could be deleted from police reports.


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|Whole chicken breast
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|Slivered almonds
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|Boiling salted water
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When chicken is cool enough to handle, discard skin and bones and cut chicken into 1-inch squares.
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About Juan Duarte
Juan C. Duarte Regino is a media artist, since 2011 based in Finland. Born in Mexico City, with educational background in Audiovisual Media, Humanities and Cultural Studies. Currently, his work is focused on interactive and generative art using digital and analog platforms that produce engagement through art and technology artifacts. The process of Duarte's work combines Interaction Design, User experience and Media Archaeology research: the impressions provoked by his work rely on embodied and tangible experiences with sound, to be enacted in public spaces for intuitive and playful entertainment of the imaginative self.
Duarte's works have been hosted by CTM Festival 2015 (Berlin), Spiral Gallery (Tokyo), AAVE Festival (Helsinki), Bonniers Konsthall (Stockholm), Rundum Showcase (Tallinn), ICLI 2014 (Lisbon), Ljudmila (Ljubljana), Radio and TV Museum (Lahti), and Mänttä Art Festival (Finland). During his residency in Hai Art in 2013 he produced recordings with Pulsar Kite and started to develop the app: Sound Map Hailuoto, completed later on.
Currently, Juan Duarte is completing a master in New Media in Aalto University in Helsinki, Finland. In this context, he reflects on the information society paradigm from the point of view of his background in media art, with a special focus on open source software and hardware technologies developed in the middle of "Do it yourself" communities and grass root initiatives around media practices, such as locative media. In this sense, he develops his artistic practice working with cultural organizations along the New Media perspective.
He is a co-founder of Third Space, a non profit collective of artists and curators who work around the notion of postcolonial sociolinguistic theory of identity and community that comes to life through language or enunciation. Moreover, he is member of Pixelache - a group of artists and activists who use media practices for community development and resolution of problems of the contemporary world.
This page presents some projects carried out as part of the MA studies in New Media in Aalto University. These studies are possible to the Invaluable support of FONCA (National Fund for Culture and Arts ) and CONACYT (National Council for Science and Technology) within the study grant for studies abroad in Multimedia.
Above Pictures by: Ari Pekka Leinonen & Klaus Bock
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Reading lists: The West Point history dept. selects its top 10 military classics
- By Thomas E. RicksThomas E. Ricks covered the U.S. military for the Washington Post from 2000 through 2008. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
You know those guys at West Point, always making top 10 lists!
The Top Ten Military Classics
Clausewitz, Carl von. On War. 1832. Ed. and trans. by Michael Howard and Peter Paret. Indexed ed. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1984.
Corbett, Julian Stafford. Some Principles of Maritime Strategy. Reprint, New York: AMS Press, 1976 (originally published by Conway Press Ltd., 1911; 1st Reprint by U.S. Naval Institute Press, 1972).
Delbruck, Hans. History of the Art of War Within the Framework of Political History. Original German edition, 4 vols, 1900-1920. Vols. 1-4 trans. by Colonel Walter J. Renfroe, Jr. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 1975-82.
Douhet, Giulio. The Command of the Air. 1921. USAF Warrior Studies. Richard Kohn and Joseph P. Harahan, eds. Trans. by Dino Ferrari. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1983, paperback, (Ayer Company published an edition in 1972 which was a reprint of the 1942 edition originally translated by Dino Ferrari).
Du Picq, Ardant. Battle Studies. In Roots of Strategy, Book 2, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Stackpole Books, 1987, paperback (previously published by The Military Service Publishing Co., 1946, and by the U.S. Army War College, Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania, as part of the "Art of War," colloquium, undated).
Jomini, Antoine Henri. The Art of War. 1838. Trans.by G.H. Mendell and W.P. Craighill. Reprint, Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 1971.
Machiavelli, Niccolo. The Art of War. 1521. Trans. by Ellis Farneworth. Revised with an introduction by Neal Wood. New York, NY: Da Capo Press, 1965, 1990 repr.
Mahan, Alfred Thayer. The Influence of Sea Power Upon History 1660-1783. 1890. Reprint, New York: Hill and Wang, 1957. Paperback, New York: Dover Books, 1987.
Sun Tzu. The Art of War. 4th century B.C. Trans. with an introduction by Samuel B. Griffith. New York: Oxford University Press, 1963 (also available in Roots of Strategy, R.H. Phillips, ed., Stackpole, 1987, paperback).
Thucydides. The Peloponnesian War. Revised Edition. Trans. by Edward Crawley. New York: Modern Library, 1982.
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Guerrilla Lit 101John Arquilla
John Arquilla earned his degrees in international relations from Rosary College (BA 1975) and Stanford University (MA 1989, PhD 1991). He has been teaching in the special operations program at the United States Naval Postgraduate School since 1993. He also serves as chairman of the Defense Analysis department.
Dr. Arquilla's teaching interests revolve around the history of irregular warfare, terrorism, and the implications of the information age for society and security.
His books include: Dubious Battles: Aggression, Defeat and the International System (1992); From Troy to Entebbe: Special Operations in Ancient & Modern Times (1996), which was a featured alternate of the Military Book Club; In Athena's Camp (1997); Networks and Netwars: The Future of Terror, Crime and Militancy (2001), named a notable book of the year by the American Library Association; The Reagan Imprint: Ideas in American Foreign Policy from the Collapse of Communism to the War on Terror (2006); Worst Enemy: The Reluctant Transformation of the American Military (2008), which is about defense reform; Insurgents, Raiders, and Bandits: How Masters of Irregular Warfare Have Shaped Our World (2011); and Afghan Endgames: Strategy and Policy Choices for America's Longest War (2012).
Dr. Arquilla is also the author of more than one hundred articles dealing with a wide range of topics in military and security affairs. His work has appeared in the leading academic journals and in general publications like The New York Times, Forbes, Foreign Policy Magazine, The Atlantic Monthly, Wired and The New Republic. He is best known for his concept of "netwar" (i.e., the distinct manner in which those organized into networks fight). His vision of "swarm tactics" was selected by The New York Times as one of the "big ideas" of 2001; and in recent years Foreign Policy Magazine has listed him among the world's "top 100 thinkers."
In terms of policy experience, Dr. Arquilla worked as a consultant to General Norman Schwarzkopf during Operation Desert Storm, as part of a group of RAND analysts assigned to him. During the Kosovo War, he assisted deputy secretary of defense John Hamre on a range of issues in international information strategy. Since the onset of the war on terror, Dr. Arquilla has focused on assisting special operations forces and other units on practical "field problems." Most recently, he worked for the White House as a member of a small, nonpartisan team of outsiders asked to articulate new directions for American defense policy.| Rational Security |


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Ford Arts, Beats & Eats drew an estimated 350,000 visitors over four days. / Detroit Free Press
A festival record of nearly $390,000 was doled out today to metro Detroit groups by Ford Arts, Beats & Eats.
During a midday event at the Boys and Girls Club of South Oakland County, more than 70 organizations were presented with their share from assorted AB&E proceeds, including ticket and beverage sales. Many had contributed staffing and other resources to the Labor Day weekend event in Royal Oak.
Top recipients included Rainbow Connection and Boys and Girls Club, who received about $40,000 each.
The $387,000 total topped the fests previous record outlay of $365,000 in 2010. This years figure includes about $106,000 from gate receipts and $119,000 from the FirstMerit Foundation Community Challenge, an online fund-raising campaign administered at CrowdRise.com.
AB&E drew an estimated 350,000 visitors over four days, said festival director Jon Witz. About 120,000 of those were paid admissions, with a portion of each $3 ticket going into the distribution pot. Other attendees gained admission with a donation of non-perishable food items ultimately more than 5,400 pounds worth.
Its an ongoing effort to have as many partners as possible, and just share as much of the experience as we can, said Witz. When you throw the biggest party in the region, you can create a lot of positive benefits.
From an Arts, Beats & Eats press release:
Gate proceeds of $106,450 went to 17 participating organizations:
American Red Cross
Autism Alliance
Autism Speaks
Boys and Girls Club of South Oakland County
The Childrens Center
Childrens Miracle Network / Hope Center
Detroit Public Television
Detroit Rescue Mission
Forgotten Harvest
Gleaners Community Food Bank
Jewish Federation
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
March of Dimes
Play-Place for Autistic Children
The Rainbow Connection
Volunteers of America Michigan
Proceeds from beverage sales of $71,300 went to 25 participating charitable and cultural groups:
Aids Walk Detroit
Almost Home
Alpine Blind Skiers
Blessing In A Backpack
Breast Cancer 3 Day
Imprints of the Heart
Independent Opp of Michigan
Interact of Royal Oak High School
Ivy House
Live the Music
Milford Huron Valley Lions Club
Muscular Dystrophy
Planned Parenthood
Polish Women Alliance
Royal Oak Dance Team
Royal Oak Football Team, Inc.
Royal Oak Jaycees
Royal Oak Lions Club
Royal Oak Womens Club
Shrine Catholic
South Oakland Shelter
St. Marys Church
St. Pauls Church
Starlites Parent Club
FirstMerit Foundation Community Challenge Proceeds of $118,778 will go to 10 charitable organizations:
Rainbow Connection
Boys & Girls Clubs of South Oakland County
Forgotten Harvest
Childrens Center
Autism Alliance
March of Dimes
Childrens Miracle Network
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
American Red Cross
Ten charitable groups will receive a share of $32,935 from Arts Du Jour:
American Cancer Society
Blessings in a Backpack
Boys and Girls Clubs of South Oakland
Forgotten Harvest
Michigan Humane Society
Planned Parenthood
Rainbow Connection
Rose Hill Center
South Oakland Shelter
Arts, Beats & Eats Foundation
Three churches will share $11,050 from festival parking donations:
1st Presbyterian Church of Royal Oak
Royal Oak First United Methodist
St. Marys Church
Twelve groups shared an additional $30,178:
St. John Providence Health Systems Breast Care Program
Royal Oak Restaurant Association
Royal Oak Association of Retailers
Royal Oak Historical Society
Take 6
St. Pauls Recycling Program
Water Works Theatre Company
Royal Oak Arts Commission
Roots Foundation


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Burgundy Beef Stew
21 Jan 2010
I hadn't made Burgundy Beef Stew in a few years in spite of the fact that it was on my favorites list. And after I got back this Burgundy Beef Stew recipe, it's the dish that is cooked the largest number of times at home. Your family will love you for it!
|Lean beef stew meat
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|Low sodium soy sauce
|30 Milliliter (2 Tablespoon)
|6 , cut in to chunks
|480 Milliliter, peeled and cut into chunks (2 Cups, Red / White Rose)
|2 Large, sliced
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Add mushrooms, stir gently, cover and bake 1 hour longer.
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Memphis-ECU notebook: Tigers put on a rush in first half
GREENVILLE, N.C. — After getting only three sacks in their first five games, the Tigers had four in the first half against East Carolina and six for the game.
The Tigers also held the Pirates to minus-9 yards rushing in the first half, forced four fumbles and recovered two. One of the turnovers gave the Tigers a first down at the ECU 22.
"We had a couple of things going in the first half, but we just couldn't maintain anything," Tigers coach Justin Fuente said. "We just couldn't get points out of it and that was huge. We'd get the ball on their side of the field but not be able to get points."
Martin Ifedi, Akeem Davis and Ricky Hunter had first-half sacks and the Tigers were credited as a team with the fourth. For Ifedi, it was his third straight game with a sack. Ifedi finished with 2½ sacks.
"We were going to bring pressure because (ECU's Shane Carden) was a very young quarterback," Ifedi said. "We wanted to force him to make bad decisions with pressure in his face. That was our game plan."
Punter Tom Hornsey was the holder on field goals and extra points as regular holder Ryan Weaver did not make the trip. Fuente, limited to bringing 66 players on league road trips, was limiting the number of specialists.
"We had to make a decision there," Fuente said. "The next guy would have been the sixth specialist. You have a kickoff guy, and field goal guy, a punter, two deep snappers. And we had to have two deep snappers. We had to play our backup deep snapper (Sam Billings)."
Weaver, a senior from Germantown, is also the backup punter. Reserve place-kicker Paulo Henriques was the backup punter Saturday. Henriques, who has not punted for the U of M in four seasons, spent portions of last week's practices punting.
Fuente took blame for a delay-of-game penalty before Tyler Spurlock's 32-yard field goal try. Spurlock was forced to move back five yards and missed the 37-yard try in the first half.
Tigers reserve quarterback Eric Mathews, who has spent most of the season entering the game for a selected play, operated behind center for a complete series midway through the third quarter.
Mathews, a junior college transfer, rushed twice for minus-2 yards and his second-and-11 pass from the Memphis 6 nearly was intercepted.
Mathews, in his most extensive playing time, completed 2of3 passes for 13 yards and rushed six times for 25 yards, including a 13-yard run.
The seven points allowed by East Carolina are the fewest yielded by a Ruffin McNeill-coached team at ECU. The previous low was 10 two years ago against Marshall.
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Thaxton's PTA members thought it would be a good idea to open up Thaxton Elementary School to former students so they could come and see it one last time while it was still a school.
Thaxton, along with Body Camp Elementary, will close at the end of the current school year.
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Hot on the heels of hugely successful cross country and indoor track seasons, local athletes are heating up the outdoor tracks as well as their accompanying fields.
You may recall that last autumn, the Jefferson Forest cross country lasses earned a State championship in convincing style.
Bedford Town Council continued to wrestle with the possibility of raising real estate taxes last week.
Town Council had earlier asked Town Manager Charles Kolakowski to rework a budget that originally called for a five cent increase in the real estate tax rate and a 4 percent increase in the electric rate. Kolakowski came back with a budget that contains a two cent real estate tax rate and that's the rate that was advertised.
Some members of Council were still uncomfortable with a tax hike.
Jefferson Forest High School (JFHS) will be able to raise funds to install artificial turf on its football field, now that a surface has been agreed upon.
The school board voted 4-3 to grant the permission, using crumb rubber as an infill. District 2 school board member Jason Johnson, District 4 school board member Dr. John Hicks and District 6 school board member Kelly Harmony cast the dissenting votes.
His bike has already been shipped; a fundraiser will be held this weekend to kick off his ride.
Little Town Players (LTP) celebrated its birthday by announcing the list of plays it will perform for what will be its 40th season.
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Business at Bedford Yoga Center has grown to the point that Helen Maxwell has expanded. Her previous studio had less than 300 square feet.
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Just being named one of the six of the Blue Ridge region's best teachers was quite an honor for Jalenda Settles.
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Settles, a fifth-grade teacher at Huddleston Elementary School was selected as one of two winners of the 2015 McGlothlin Awards for Teaching Excellence.
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Otis Lee Witcher and April Michelle Whitaker dug a very deep hole for themselves, a hole more than $100,000 deep, over an extended period of time.
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ACC Players of the Year Andrew Colley and Nick Gwiazdowski are among the honorees
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Israel's Air Force bombed three sites in Gaza in response to attacks from Palestinians in the coastal strip.
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On Sunday evening, a bomb planted near the border fence with Gaza was exploded against an IDF patrol. On Monday morning, an anti-tank missile was fired from Gaza at an IDF patrol. The attacks did not cause any injuries, according to the IDF.
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The 2014 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony is well underway in Sochi, Russia, but the spectacle has already suffered its first gaffe.
Namely, a snowflake malfunction.
While five snowflakes were supposed to expand into the iconic Olympic rings, one snowflake seemingly didn't want to burst, leaving four large rings and one snowflake suspended in the air at Fisht Stadium.
NEWS: Let's talk about the toilets in Sochi and other hiliarous hotel complaints
This is what the rings were supposed to look like, had the stunt been executed properly.
Dare we say this means London takes the lead in the opening ceremony race (if it was a competition?).
But the snowflake snafu certainly isn't the only headline-making moment to come out of Russia since the winter games begun.
In addition to Russia's anti-gay laws, (which has resulted in continued violence against the LGBT community) journalists have taken to Twitter to share how their hotels have no water, no lobby and no heating or Internet.
#SochiProblems, indeed.
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When we met Matt Rabideau and his lovely wife Natalie they were a long way away from their Minden, Nevada, home. There was no denying that this '66 Nova was one of, if not the hottest rides at the Route 66 show, but once we heard Rabideau's story, we knew that we had our cover car. Rabideau says that when he got the car, it was a rust bucket that didn't have a motor or transmission in it, but hey, getting a '66 Nova for $1,200, you have to expect such things. But that's not the story we that hooked us. (more…)
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There are many ways to get more horsepower from an engine, but not many of them also include adding reliability. For many, a Chevy HEI is the perfect addition to their engine because the coil is part of the overall distributor package. But the HEI is a large unit and for some space is an issue. Such was the case of this Chevy Nova. There's not a lot of space under the hood on one of these cars, and the V-8 Chevy engine takes up most of that room. As such, there wasn't enough space (without pounding clearance into the firewall) for the traditional HEI.
That's where the Pertronix Flame-Thrower billet ignition is perfect. It's the same overall size as the Chevy stock distributor, but rather than having old-style points and condensers to worry about, the Flame-Thrower is equipped with the latest in electronic trickery in the form of its Ignitor III ignition module. The Ignitor III is the latest from item in the evolution of electronics from Pertronix. It features drastically increased spark energy over the traditional points-based system (especially when combined with the 45,000-volt-capable Pertronix Flame-Thrower coil), improved combustion thanks to throwing multiple spark throughout the entire rpm range. But one trick item that the Ignitor III has is a built-in electronic engine rpm limiter. Accurate to +/- 50 rpm, the new Ignitor III module allows for quick and easy setting/adjustment of the rpm limiter.


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