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Single mother of three Cassie Christopher and her sons, Logan, Talon, and Gunner, were the recipients of Habitat for Humanity's 5th house in McNairy County.
"It has been a prayer answered," said Christopher in tears. "We have tried and tried and tried, and the one thing I have always wanted for me and the kids is to have a home. Being a single mother is a new challenge each day and a blessing at the same time."
The family joined with many others from the community at 107 Lynn Street in Adamsville last Saturday to break ground on what will soon be Christopher's house.
"We have a family selection committee that reviews applications," said Board of Directors President Betty Gail Garrison, "and it is a process of going into the home and seeing the need and their financial situation. The recipient has to go through training on how to manage their money, how to maintain a home, and various other things."
Determining the suitable recipient involves many steps, and the Christopher family realizes just how lucky they are to have had this opportunity.
According to Habitat for Humanity there are over 100 million homeless and almost two billion people living in slum housing in the world, and this non-profit company helps these people to recover from poverty with a low-income housing solution.
Every piece and every item that goes into the house is donated, or money is raised to buy the eligible family a new place to call home.
"We appreciate all the organizations, businesses, and anyone that has been a volunteer or donated money for their time and effort," said Garrison. "It means a lot to know that we are going to put someone in a home that otherwise could not afford a home."
These volunteers have begun working and plan to complete the project in roughly three months, weather permitting.
Ironically enough, the 4th local recipient of Habitat for Humanity, Adria Harstin, lives just three houses down from the newly claimed lot.
She is proud of her new home and has worked to keep the house in great condition. Telling the story still brings tears to her eyes.
"It was such a blessing," said Harstin. "I won't ever forget it. For a single mama to provide a home for her boys with the help of the community, you can take pride in that."
On Aug. 18, Habitat for Humanity will host a Celebrity Waiter Dinner to raise money for the project. All donations and volunteers are gratefully accepted, and to lend a hand in this mission, contact the Selmer office at 108 Jones Road or call (731) 713-0103 between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. on weekdays.
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Ping causes battery loss on iPhone and iPad devices
Whilst battery life has never been the iPhone's strongpoint, the recent update to iOS 4.3 appears to have further knocked the handset's power supply with Apple's social music service Ping reportedly to blame.
A new addition to the latest iOS release, Ping, the social music service that allows iTunes users to follow their favourite artists and be privy to special playlists, has been accused of shortening the battery life of iPhone and iPad devices with tests reportedly showing increased power economy with the service disabled.
Accessible via device's general settings and the 'Restrictions' section, users can disengage the battery supping service with a simple swipe of Apple's trademark on, off buttons. With Ping disabled it is reported that battery usage times will return to something similar to those pre-iOS 4.3 installation.
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The Virginia City Council went on the record Tuesday night strongly opposing one of the Highway 53 relocation routes.
Their resolution called it devastating.
According to that resolution, which passed, the route they don't like is the westerly option. That option would detour traffic up Highway 37 to County Road 7.
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SAN ANTONIO - San Antonio is tightening its belt.
The Alamo City has gone from one of the nation's least fit cities to the 25th most fit city in the March issue of Men's Fitness magazine.
This is the first time San Antonio has made the fit city list.
Men's Health magazine also included San Antonio in their latest list of best and worst cities for men.
The city ranked 41st place in 2012, up nine spots from its 52nd ranking in 2011, and up 15 rankings from 56th in 2010.
Community-wide efforts have been underway to improve health habits and reduce obesity in San Antonio, and the recent rankings could be proof that the city is beginning to see some changes.
"While there is room for many improvements to the health and built environment of our city, clearly, San Antonio has set its wheels in motion to become a healthier, more connected community," said Dr. Thomas Schlenker, director of the San Antonio Metropolitan Health District.
The improved rankings reflect the efforts of a network of community organizations, including the YMCA, San Antonio Sports, San Antonio Food Bank, the Culinary Institute of the Americas, the Health Collaborative, the San Antonio Housing Authority, several school districts and local universities, and the Mayor's Fitness Council.
Key initiatives over the last two years include:
Síclovía, a family event that opens streets to pedestrians and bicyclists and closes them to cars.
City adoption of a Complete Streets policy to integrate sidewalks, bike lanes, and other elements to make city streets safe for all users in future city-funded development projects.
Public works infrastructure projects to make communities more pedestrian-friendly and promote safe routes to schools for students.
Installation of outdoor fitness stations.
Free Fitness in the Parks classes, including yoga, Tai Chi, boot camps, and Zumba.
Launch of the B-cycle bike share program, offering 21 bicycle rental kiosks around the downtown area.
Distribution of 1200 bicycles through "Ride to Own" programs with the YMCA, San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department, and San Antonio Housing Authority residents.
Placement of physical activity equipment in 363 schools for P.E. and after school programs.
Placement of salad bars in more than 100 schools.
Expansion of Por Vida, the nutrition and menu labeling program helps adults and children find healthy dining choices
Installation of walking trails for public use.
For more information on the initiatives above, visit sabalance.org.
Men's Fitness magazine obtains their rankings comparing three indexes: the healthy habits index, the bad habits index, and the healthy city index.
Men's Health magazine determines its rankings through an evaluation of exercise, employment, air quality, and health data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the CDC, and the FBI.
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The launch day for the Nintendo Wii has arrived! I'm back with an earlier post about a Google Maps based tool that will help you track one down..
On Friday I posted about the Google Maps mashup that helps you find stores (and anticipated inventory levels) for the upcoming November 17th launch of the PlayStation 3. The same site that created that tool has just created a new resource for gaming fans getting ready for the Nintendo Wii called - The Google Maps WIIseeker. The tool helps you to anticipate what the inventory levels will be for the Nintendo Wii at stores (Target, Best Buy etc..) on the launch date, which is set at November 19th. It's a zip code based search that plots the store, address and directions, as well as the inventory level for that location.
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oh well... that's baseball. Win one, lose one. Unfortunately, judging by LSU's lack of hits, game three could be a tough one, but then again maybe it's an easy win for the Tigers. With baseball, you never know. Heck, they could lose to Tulane if they played tomorrow. You never know. No reason to get upset if they lose. They had their chances, playing at home as well.
wow. just plain sad.
Interchangeable??? My goodness. That comment came from way out there in left field. This election can't get any easier and clearer. Holy cow!
Just wait and see.... and don't start crying.
Then you're the only 'independent' that feels this way. You better check with your other 'independent' friends. There's a very good chance that Obama loses... easily.
Why was Nola pulled in the third inning after retiring the first six batters? Was he injured? That's when Miss. St. took the lead.
2,677 fans??? Oh really! Better learn how to count. Sounds like the inflated numbers at Greenwave football games. I was there. Tulane athletics needs to do more marketing to get fans in the seats.
Biggest two mistakes in the history of Tulane University: 1. Tear down old Tulane Stadium 2. Leave the SEC. Can you believe the idiots that agreed to that? Can you say "Vanderbilt"? $$$$$'s are rolling in.
Bottom line: Welcome, President Romney! (and thank goodness for that).
Spot on.
Mountain out of a molehill. Happens all the time. A waste of time.
Huh??? Wow.... Bellevue is calling for you.
Cheaters never win and winners never cheat! But,really, I mean who gives a damn. Better worry about the next election then a buch of dirty football players and coaches. Congrats... you guys are such great role models!
I was born in New Orleans, and I love that city. As an LSU Alumnus I was out of my mind with excitement over travelling to NO from my home in Alaska to see the game. But all week long, the Alabama fans were complete jerks to the LSU folks, and their idiocy skyrocketed after the game, as Alabama fans tried to goad LSU fans into fights, or just outright attacked them physically. I've been around awhile and been to alot of games. Alabama fans totally lack any class and are the worst losers I've ever seen. Even local business people echoed that sentiment(without me bringing it up), while telling me how courteous LSU folks were. I've REALLY lost respect for Alabama.
I agree....Tom Thomas is destined for Bellevue!
This guy, or girl namd Tom Thomas is really looking for some friendship. Anybody out there available to help him or her? especially with anger management. Talk about a 'loose cannon".
spot on, Tiger1. Only that Einstein's opinions count. Again... WHAT TEAM DID YOU PLAY FOR?
and which team did you play for?
Here's a novel idea: How about putting Russell Shephard in at a wildcat formation???? Like I said,...try sometning.... anything! Too late....he's gone anyway.


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Hans Blix speaks at Lehigh March 16
Hans Blix, the former head of the U.N. weapons inspection team charged with finding weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, will share his uncensored views on the process he now criticizes when he speaks at Lehigh on Tuesday, March 16.
His talk, which is free and open to the public, will be at 7:30 p.m. in Baker Hall of Lehigh's Zoellner Arts Center. It is sponsored by the Visiting Lectures Committee.
Blix gained international recognition last year in the prelude to the war in Iraq, when Blix and his team tried to determine if Saddam Hussein was hiding weapons of mass destruction. While the U.S. and its allies pushed for justification for military action in Iraq, key opponents on the U.N. Security Council called for further inspections. Blix stood between the two factions, trying to fairly and impartially determine the true scope of Iraq's weapons program.
Initially circumspect about the process, Blix has recently become far more vocal in his criticism of both the Bush and Blair administrations, charging the administrations' officials with knowingly hyping the case for war, conducting a misguided "faith-based approach" instead of relying on facts, and even distorting the reports of weapons inspectors to justify an invasion of Iraq.
His opinions will be included in his book,
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, which will be released by Pantheon Books before his talk at Lehigh. In it, Blix recounts a play-by-play overview of the months of diplomacy and inspection efforts leading up to war and the resultant geo-political crisis.
Blix had been appointed by U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan in 2000 to head the United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission (UNMOVIC), and retired from that position in June 2003. Blix is now the chairman of the International Commission on Weapons of Mass Destruction.
Blix's talk follows that of Angela Davis, the former Black Panther and now prison reform activist who spoke on "How Gender Structures the Prison Industrial Complex" in late February, and tops an impressive roster of speakers who will share their diverse views with Lehigh audiences.
Upcoming speakers include:
Matthew Pearl, Wednesday, March 24
Pearl, the author of
The New York Times
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The Dante Club
, will discuss his book and the world of writing in a lecture titled "Hell, History & Mystery: A New England Inferno," at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 24 in Sinclair Laboratory Auditorium. Pearl's book is this semester's selection for "On the Same Page, Lehigh," a university-wide book group that meets to discuss works of both fiction and non-fiction. His talk is sponsored by the Friends of the University Libraries and the Lehigh Visiting Lectures Committee.
For more information, call (610) 758-3039.
Alan Kors, Wednesday, March 24
Kors, a professor of history at the University of Pennsylvania--where he authored, with Harvey Silverglate,
The Shadow University
--will discuss "The Betrayal of Liberty and Dignity on America's College Campuses," at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 24 in Room 303, Whitaker Hall. His talk is sponsored by the College Republicans, Young America's Foundation and the Visiting Lectures Committee.
For more information, call Neal Hoffman at (484) 894-5037, or at (610) 974-2185, or by
Edward S. Herman, Thursday, March 25
Herman, economist, author and media critic, will speak on "Does Mass Media Serve Our Democracy Well?" at 4:10 p.m. Thursday, March 25 in Neville I. His talk is co-sponsored by the Progressive Student Alliance and the Visiting Lectures Committee.
For more information, e-mail
Matthew Weintraub
Ernesto Zedillo, Thursday, April 8
Zedillo, the former president of Mexico, will deliver the 17th Annual Cohen Lecture at 8 p.m. Thursday, April 8 in Baker Hall of the Zoellner Arts Center. A proponent of economic modernization policies, Zedillo is credited with the establishment of the Exchange Risk Coverage Trust Fund, the agency that made it possible to restructure the debt of Mexican companies during the early 1980s and preserve the jobs of thousands of Mexican workers. He also served as Mexico's secretary of public education prior to being elected to the office of the presidency in 1994.
The Cohen International Relations Lecture Series is made possible by an endowment from the late Bernard L. Cohen, a 1936 Lehigh graduate, and his wife, Bertha Finkelstein Cohen, a 1937 graduate of Moravian College.
For more information, call (610) 758-3898.
Barry Scheck, Tuesday, April 20
Scheck, the attorney and DNA expert perhaps best known for his role as part of the O.J. Simpson "dream team," will deliver this year's Tresolini Lecture at 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 20 in Packard Auditorium. Scheck, a longtime advocate for DNA testing, is co-founder of the Innocence Project, which has used DNA evidence to exonerate 123 wrongfully imprisoned people. He is the author of
Actual Innocence: Five Days to Execution and Other Dispatches from the Wrongly Convicted
, which
Publisher's Weekly
described as "an alarming wake-up call" that our current system of justice is seriously flawed.
The Tresolini Law Lecture series was established in 1978 in memory of Rocco Tresolini, a professor of political science at Lehigh and a widely acclaimed constitutional law scholar who died in 1967. Previous speakers have included distinguished scholars, lawyers and journalists, such as famed litigator David Boise, Antonin Scalia, Nina Totenberg, Lani Guinier, Morris Dees and Anthony Lewis.
For more information, call 610-758-3339.
Thomas L. Friedman, Wednesday, May 5
Friedman, the Pulitzer Prize-winning
New York Times
columnist and editor of the best-selling
The Lexus and the Olive Tree
, will be the inaugural speaker for the "Lehigh University College of Education Distinguished Lecture Series: Leaders of Practice" when the program debuts at 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 5, in the Zoellner Arts Center. In an award-winning career that spans several decades, Friedman has traveled hundreds of thousands of miles reporting the Middle East conflict, the end of the cold war, U.S. domestic politics and foreign policy, international economics and the worldwide impact of the terrorist threat.
For more information, call 610-758-2787.
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After I broke him he was the devil to catch :)) Not that he was easy before, when he'd do the whole "I'm tough bull and you better back off" routine. After I started riding him he would run if he saw me coming with a bit of rope. Not really a great ride though. Just something to ride while my horse matured. I still did a lot of ground work with her.
On the subject of boys not taking lessons while girls did. I'm not sure anyone on the side of the county I lived in took lessons. I didn't see a round pen at all or a paddock that wasn't larger than 1/4 acre after I returned from Germany. My grandfather and some of the old timers gave me pointers and tips and watch over me. Of course I already knew how to ride. Most of the tips were for training. I doubt if any of them knew what a riding helmet was. People born in the late 1800's didn't know of such things. But the did know horses (and cattle, pigs and virtually anything else they could raise).
I knew a couple of girls at school who rode English, but they came from the other side of the county, so we didn't see each other riding much. Looked good in those pants when I did see them :)
I started out English in Germany and had no problem with it, until I decided that I liked to ride long distances. Found out two basic things (well, I was told them by some of old time horse mentors and discovered them to be the case). If you're going to spend a long day (or days) in the saddle a western style seat is the most comfortable for the rider. If you're going to make those long rides your horse will prefer the larger Western style tree vs the smaller English one (distributes the rider's weight over a greater area, so it's easier).
Never did like the horn though. Love the endurance and plantation saddles they have now. Had an old McClellan back then as a spare saddle, but the tree didn't fit my horse very well, so it didn't get used much.
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Progressives are having a hard time these days. First, Barack Obama turns his back on them. Then the Bernie Madoff con hits.
It turns out that Madoff was somewhat selective about both his clientele and his charity. He was not only a benefactor to many progressive organizations, but was entrusted with managing a lot of progressive money as well. And with his downfall, a lot of progressive groups have been grievously wounded — some even mortally. That has a lot of people on the Left infuriated. Some so mad, that they've tagged Madoff "Progressive Enemy #1."
Madoff managed the money of Jeanne Levy-Church and Kenneth Levy-Church, who funded the JEHT Foundation ("Justice, Equality, Human dignity, Tolerance"). In turn, the JEHT Foundation funded an astonishing assortment of liberal/progressive causes. With Madoff having lost every penny of that money, the JEHT Foundation is gone, along with all its grants.
That list of grants is astonishing. It runs the gamut from the Advocates for Environmental Human Rights to Yale Law School's Lowenstein International Human Rights Clinic. The list is replete with organizations bearing lofty, abstract names. (It reminded me of nations that load their names up with high-minded principles and inevitably fail to live up to them – "People's Democratic Republic" is a code used by dictators so that they can recognize each other.)
The same principle holds here: the loftier, more idealistic, and more vague the name of the group, the better the odds that it's not really that interested in helping people, but more into advancing an agenda — often socialistic and destructive. There is the "Advocates for Environmental Human Rights" — those are just buzzwords piled together to sound good. Or "Americans for Informed Democracy" or "Campaign for Innocent Victims in Conflict" — who could be against THAT? "Citizens for Global Solutions" sounds good, but most problems require nuanced, not "global," solutions. There's "EarthRights International" — planets have rights? What is the overlap between "Human Rights First" and "Human Rights Watch?" Does the "International Center for Transitional Justice" come with an expiration date for when the transition is over?
And why wasn't the "Center for Investigative Reporting" onto the scheme of their donor?


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Tennessee Law Maker Fights The Sale of Urine Analysis Blocking Agents
Products sold to defeat workplace urinalysis testing and legal ramification of drug and alcohol testing.
In Tennessee, a lawmaker is going to introduce a bill making a fake urine specimen currently sold in stores illegal. This currently legal novelty is touted as a product, which successfully defeats a urine test. The substance can be used to beat a drug test for employment, or pass a physical for life insurance purposes. There is a law on the books in Tennessee, which makes a fraudulent drug screen specimen illegal. Whether the sample is an over-the-counter product, or the use of "clean" urine donated by another person, or prepared at an earlier date by the tested individual when that person knew his or her urine would pass a drug screen, and saved for a future test.
These type products have been on the market for years and their success rate is marginal at best. Until this new product, most test defeating products were comprised of cleansing herbs and vitamins, requiring in addition to the product supplied, the need to drink copious amounts of water. In some cases three gallons of water over a few hours' time. If people beat the drug screen, it was probably due to so much water intake, the urine was significantly diluted to register a false positive. When giving the specimen for examination, the instructions on the product box also remind the person being tested, to allow their urine to flow initially to into the toilet, use the middle of the flow, and put the end of the flow into the toilet. In this manor, only the most diluted urine goes into the specimen cup.
There has always been an argument for and against urine testing since its inception. Granted, no one wants to work side-by-side with someone impaired by alcohol or illegal drugs. However, drugs like marijuana are fat soluble, and stay in the urine for a minimum of three weeks, while the same urine test for alcohol would be hard pressed to show abuse after twelve hours. The inequality is obvious, because a severely hung over individual would be just as dangerous near heavy equipment, as would someone who just smoked a joint.
The real infringement on a person's privacy comes to play when a person, away from the workplace on their own time, vacations to Amsterdam or Jamaica and tests positive at the workplace for indiscretions performed while on vacation, days or weeks before, and away from the workplace. If the test was limited to a person's ability on a given day to perform their job not handicapped by alcohol or drugs, than the test would be valid. To add insult to injury, the most dangerous drugs such as Cocaine, Heroin, and Ecstasy, are water-soluble drugs and are not detected in a drug screen after three to five days from the last use.
Big Brother is pervasive enough in the lives of all Americans. By no means is this article in favor of drugs in the workplace. However, unless the test can limit its results to the workplace and not people's private lives away from work, than the test is an infringement in people's private lives. This is not about right or wrong, it is about freedom. When our employer and our government can dictate our behavior in our own homes, where will it stop? There are laws in every state about sex, how it can or cannot be performed in the bedroom. Will the day come when a test in the workplace investigates people's sex lives, under the auspices of some acts make people too tired to work to their full potential?
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WASHINGTON - Federal law enforcement officials have developed a "most wanted" list of terrorist organizations heavily involved in drug trafficking.
WASHINGTON - A new culture of community service has emerged in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attack, President Bush said July 30 at a White House ceremony marking the six-month anniversary of the USA Freedom Corps.
NEW ORLEANS - Two retired senior officers had plenty of great things to say here about service members as prospective employees.
WASHINGTON - Despite the successes to date in the war on terror, the al Qaeda terrorist network "has not lost its will to conceive, to plan and to execute terrorist operations worldwide," Army Gen. Tommy Franks told senators this afternoon.
ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE, Md. - Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz visited with and thanked the members of the 113th Fighter Squadron here for their service in protecting the nation's capital since Sept. 11.
WASHINGTON - All military members who are legal resident aliens can now apply for citizenship without a mandatory wait period.
SUFFOLK, Va. - "Nostradamus couldn't have nailed the first battle of the next war any closer than we did," Dave Ozolek, assistant director of the then-Joint Experimentation Directorate, said here.
NEW ORLEANS - Transition assistance programs do a lot more than help service members make a successful departure from the military. A top DoD personnel expert called such programs good for recruiting and retention and for U.S. economic well-being.
WASHINGON - The Department of Defense could incorporate itself under the title "Plans R Us."
WASHINGTON - Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq has chemical and biological weapons and is seeking to develop nuclear capabilities, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said July 30.
WASHINGTON - Less than a year after a hijacked airliner crashed into the Pentagon, the first tenants of the destroyed area will move back in, Defense officials said.
WASHINGTON - "The fullest possible accounting is our solemn pledge -- however long it takes, wherever it takes us, whatever the cost," Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz told families of U.S. service members missing from the Korean and Cold Wars July 26 in Arlington, Va.
WASHINGTON - Five service members were wounded over the weekend in an ambush in eastern Afghanistan, according to U.S. Central Command officials.
WASHINGTON - All in all, the regional security situation in Afghanistan is going very well, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said in a recent interview with the Washington Times newspaper.
SUFFOLK, Va. - Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld got a glimpse of how the military of tomorrow will work during a tour of the Millennium Challenge 2002 experiment here today.
WASHINGTON - With a plastic card and a few keystrokes an Army infantryman today showed how DoD is injecting "cutting edge" technology to improve security across its computerized communications systems.
WASHINGTON - The deadline is Aug. 30 for the 17,000 chosen service members to return surveys on what they paid overseas for housing utilities and maintenance.
WASHINGTON - "America needs a group of dedicated professionals who wake up each morning with the overriding duty of protecting the American people," President Bush said today at the White House.
CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE, S.C. - When Air Force Lt. Gen. Charles "Chuck" Wald talks about the C-17 Globemaster III transport, he can't help talking about the other services.
WASHINGTON - After ten months in the war against terror, the United States has a great deal to show for its efforts, President Bush said today at the White House.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. - The only man charged in connection with the Sept. 11 terror attacks on New York and Washington will stand trial.
WASHINGTON - The United States and Russia are moving toward dramatically reducing their nuclear arsenals and clearing the way for a new relationship, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said on Capitol Hill today.
WASHINGTON - Vice President Richard Cheney and Secretary of Veterans Affairs Anthony J. Principi presented medals to 25 Korean War veterans today as part of the 50th anniversary of the Korean War armistice.
WASHINGTON - Artists, architects, sculptors and students from 43 states, a dozen prestigious academic institutions and two dozen countries are interested in designing the Pentagon Memorial.
WASHINGTON - American troops will temporarily provide Afghan President Hamid Karzai's personal security, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said July 22.
WASHINGTON - The federal government is providing $10.3 million in grants to help nonprofit and public organizations involve citizen volunteers in homeland security.
WASHINGTON - DoD retains access to valuable radio bandwidth needed for national security although the government gave up a segment July 23 to facilitate growth in the U.S. telecommunications industry.
WASHINGTON - U.S. troops on patrol in Afghanistan have uncovered more hidden weapons, senior DoD officials said here today.
WASHINGTON - The first battalion of the Afghan National Army graduated from training today at the Afghan Military Academy.
WASHINGTON - One of the first offers detainees receive at Camp Delta, on Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, is to send a postcard to family and friends to let them know where they are and that they're safe.
WASHINGTON - Decked in what resembled a black wetsuit and a vest with lots of pockets and pouches, Army Sgt. Joseph Patterson was doing his part to ensure America's men and women in uniform remain the best-equipped fighting force in the world.
WASHINGTON - Anyone in DoD who would leak classified information to the press is so "outrageously irresponsible" that an investigation to find that person is worth the cost, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said July 22.
WASHINGTON - Nine months into the global war on terror, the nation remains closer to the beginning than to the end, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said today at the Pentagon.
WASHINGTON - President Bush praised U.S. scientists today for their work in protecting America.
WASHINGTON - The Commander-in-Chief today praised 10th Mountain Division soldiers some of whom had battled al Qaeda and Taliban troops in Afghanistan during a visit to the unit's Fort Drum headquarters in Watertown, N.Y.
WASHINGTON - Navy Dr. (Lt.) Sandra A. Schaffranek had a bit of the jitters when she arrived at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, about three months ago to treat detainees at Camp Delta. It didn't take long for the nervousness to subside.
WASHINGTON - President George W. Bush has nominated the Marine Corp's senior officer to take over the reins of the U.S. military's top two European commands.
WASHINGTON - An Air Force A-10 Thunderbolt II dropped a 500-pound bomb as a show of force in the province of Nangarhar in Afghanistan, Combined Joint Task Force 180 officials said.
WASHINGTON - A report to Congress detailing the military power of the People's Republic of China is filled with words and phrases like "approximately," "roughly," "likely" and "is believed to be."
WASHINGTON - The House Armed Services Committee has passed a portion of the Fiscal 2003 Defense Authorization Bill that had been separated from the main bill, House staffers said.
WASHINGTON - "No more mystery meat. No more no-name casseroles," vowed Gerry Darsch. "What we've got are traditional, familiar foods, identifiable by the war fighter."
WASHINGTON - The Defense Department wants private contractors or utility companies to assume ownership of 1,500 aged water, gas and electric systems at hundreds of military installations across the country.
WASHINGTON - The Defense Department's Office of Program Analysis and Evaluation will implement a new capabilities-based approach to the program and budget process.
WASHINGTON - Adrian Cronauer, loosely portrayed by Robin Williams in the movie "Good Morning, Vietnam," recently returned where he made that greeting famous as a disc jockey on Armed Forces Radio during the Vietnam War.
WASHINGTON - Combat is the wrong place to find out your theories of warfare don't work.
WASHINGTON - Eleven DoD military and civilian women are among the 30 winners to be honored here July 19 at the second annual Women of Color Government and Defense Technology Awards Conference.
WASHINGTON - U.S. and coalition troops continue the painstaking process of searching eastern Afghanistan for al Qaeda and Taliban fighters, Combined Joint Task Force 180 officials said July 18.
WASHINGTON - Hundreds of active duty soldiers from Fort Riley, Kan., are training up before they deploy to Oregon next week to help firefighters contain blazes in that Pacific Northwest state.
WASHINGTON - Ask a Special Forces soldier what he'll remember most about the war in Afghanistan and he'll probably tell you, "the people."
WASHINGTON - I remember our meeting nearly 20 years ago as if it were yesterday. The then-retired three-star had insisted that we meet at my office, despite my deference and offer that we meet at a place convenient to him. But my location was fine for him -- next door to where he regularly shopped at the commissary at then- Cameron Station, Alexandria, Va.
WASHINGTON - "The Taliban was our greatest threat, but the weather was our greatest challenge and hazard," an Army helicopter pilot told reporters at the Pentagon today.
WASHINGTON - The Moscow Treaty that calls for the United States and Russia to cut offensive nuclear weapons signifies a new way of the former enemies to do business, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
WASHINGTON - Friends, family, military and retired military members gathered today to pay tribute and to lay to rest an Air Force pioneer.
WASHINGTON - Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz today salutes Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founder and first president of the Turkish Republic, as a model for the future.
WASHINGTON - The American people will eventually see John Walker Lindh's deal with federal prosecutors as an appropriate outcome, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said here July 15.
WASHINGTON - Violence in northern Afghanistan is beginning to cause serious problems, Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz said during a July 15 visit to Mazar-e Sharif.
WASHINGTON - President Bush today noted the need for debate on the establishment of the Department of Homeland Security and thanked legislators who are examining his proposed plan.
WASHINGTON - Military and civilian personnel who leak classified data are putting national security at risk and the practice must stop, said Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld in a memo to all members of the department.
WASHINGTON - The Defense Department honored two private citizens today for their bravery during the terrorist attack on the Pentagon Sept. 11, 2001.
WASHINGTON - Turkey has been a staunch ally of the United States in war and peace, but its greatest contribution may be the example it sets, Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz said Sunday in Istanbul, Turkey.
WASHINGTON - Almost immediately after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on America, citizens across the nation and overseas consoled survivors and pledged their support for the war against terrorism through colorful artwork: quilting.
WASHINGTON - As part of his plea bargain signed early today, American Taliban John Walker Lindh has agreed to cooperate with U.S. military officials to combat al Qaeda terrorists.
WASHINGTON - What better way to learn more about what troops think than to ask? The Defense Department this month started a survey program to do just that.
WASHINGTON - The topic of Iraq is likely to come up during Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul D. Wolfowitz's trip Sunday to Turkey and Afghanistan, a senior DoD official said here today.
WASHINGTON - What dangers loom in the days ahead? How might future adversaries attack the United States?
WASHINGTON - America's war on global terrorism will go broke if $14 billion in fiscal 2002 budget supplemental money earmarked for DoD isn't approved by Congress soon, the department's senior money manager said here today.
WASHINGTON - Defense secretaries come and go, but the unofficial "Mayor of the Pentagon" was always there. David O. Cooke, known by his initials as 'Doc,' was an institution.
WASHINGTON - A U.S. Special Forces training compound near Tarin Kot, Afghanistan, came under fire last night, but there were no reported casualties, according to U.S. Central Command officials.
WASHINGTON - "It took 225 years to get a chief of chaplains that has my paint job," said Chaplain (Rear Adm.) Barry C. Black, a Seventh-day Adventist.
WASHINGTON - Since the beginning of Operation Enduring freedom, the U.S. military has sent more than 158,000 people and 228,500 tons of cargo into and out of the Central Command area of operations. And the men and women of the U.S. Transportation Command at Scott Air Force Base, Ill., made it all happen.
WASHINGTON - Now is the time, DoD's senior transformation official emphasized, for the U.S. military to make dramatic changes to keep its edge over anticipated future opponents.
WASHINGTON - The Defense Department welcomes the creation of a Homeland Security Department "as a partner that can bring together critical functions in a new and needed way," Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said on Capitol Hill today.
WASHINGTON - DoD has sent a report to Congress with several recommended amendments to the controversial Uniformed Services Former Spouses' Protection Act.
WASHINGTON - The Homeland Security Department proposed by President Bush would have nearly 170,000 employees and a budget of more than $37 billion, double what the government spent in the previous fiscal year, Gov. Tom Ridge said today.
WASHINGTON - The al Qaeda terrorist network isn't like a snake that you can kill by cutting off its head. Rather, it's like a disease that has infected a healthy body "and you've got to fight all of the various different sources of infection," Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz said during a July 9 television interview.
WASHINGTON - "Public service in America today is not just another job. It is an important act of citizenship," President Bush said today.
WASHINGTON - Tech. Sgt. Brian K. Williams' "Pilot for a Day" at Altus Air Force Base, Okla., wins the $10,000 top prize in the 3rd annual Newman's Own Awards for Military Community Excellence competition.
WASHINGTON - Winning the war on terrorism and protecting the American homeland require a sustained national commitment, according to President Bush.
WASHINGTON - Air Force women deployed to the Middle East a decade ago faced unique health and emotional challenges as they successfully performed their missions during the Persian Gulf War, a military researcher noted.
WASHINGTON - Elizabeth A. Barnes of Hampton Roads, Va., is using her needlework skills to memorialize terrorism's victims.
WASHINGTON - Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz told a national radio audience recently that U.S. troops will stay in Bosnia and that a new regime in Iraq minus Saddam Hussein would be good for the world.
WASHINGTON - Forty years ago, Army Capt. Humbert Roque 'Rocky' Versace wanted to become a priest and work with Vietnamese orphans. He'd been accepted into a seminary, but his dream was not to be fulfilled.
WASHINGTON - U.S. and coalition forces unearthed another arms cache in Afghanistan while investigators wrapped up a preliminary probe into the alleged July 1 friendly fire accident in Oruzgan Province.
NAVAL STATION GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba - "I feel right at home here," said Chaplain (Maj.) Michael S. Merrill at the Camp Delta detention center.
WASHINGTON - Security is at unprecedented levels for Fourth of July celebrations all around the country, and nowhere is it so apparent as the national celebration in Washington, D.C. Still, people should try to enjoy the holiday, Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz said.
NAVAL STATION GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba - "The hotter the food, the better they like it." But Navy mess specialist Chief Petty Officer Colleen M. Schonhoff said preparing tasty, nutritious, spicy hot food for the Muslim detainees here at Camp Delta isn't her major concern.
WASHINGTON - Upcoming improvements to the Thrift Savings Plan for both military and federal civilian employees will make the program easier to use.
WASHINGTON - "The American eagle is sleek, fast and powerful," a top Pentagon official said here today. "So is the American-made Corvette."
WASHINGTON - A team of American and Afghan investigators has arrived at the site of an alleged friendly fire accident in Oruzgan Province.
WASHINGTON - More than 100 commercial and military photographers will chronicle DoD personnel on duty stateside and overseas Oct. 7, 2002 to tell the U.S. Armed Forces' story in pictures.
WASHINGTON - U.S. troops will continue performing U.N. peacekeeping missions in Bosnia despite senior DoD officials' concerns about the lack of legal protections for American troops under the recently established International Criminal Court.
WASHINGTON - Virginians soon will be able to sport vehicle license plates bearing a Pentagon-shaped logo and the words "Fight Terrorism" emblazoned in red letters in remembrance of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on America.
WASHINGTON - A U.S.-coalition team today began investigating the incident surrounding a military air operation conducted in southern Afghanistan Sunday and Monday, senior Pentagon officials said here today.
WASHINGTON - Despite success in Afghanistan, the battle against global terrorism goes far beyond the historically war-torn land in Central Asia, according to two top U.S. officials.
WASHINGTON - The United States must do what is right to defend freedom for all people, President Bush said today in Cleveland.
WASHINGTON - Americans should remain vigilant, but go ahead with their plans to celebrate Independence Day, the Fourth of July, according to top U.S. government officials.
WASHINGTON - Some DoD civilian employees in the reserve components who are called to active duty will see Uncle Sam pick up their Federal Employee Health Benefits Program premiums.
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WASHINGTON - Military members, federal employees, and their spouses, have a six-month window starting today to take advantage of a streamlined application process for the Federal Long-Term Care Insurance Program.
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WASHINGTON - Two popular Armed Forces Recreation Center destinations are being expanded and improved for Defense Department vacationers.
WASHINGTON - An unknown number of Afghan civilians reportedly are casualties following a coalition air patrol's response to hostile ground fire in Oruzgan Province north of Kandahar, Afghanistan, a Pentagon spokesman said today.
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Being in a pack of guys can sometimes help you ride really, really fast while loafing a little. Because men tend to have a greater surface area than women, if there are five or six of them tearing down the road in front of you, you could be riding into typhoon winds and barely notice the breeze. Get into the sweet spot and you can sit up, talk on your cell, and still average more than 20 mph. It's a rush to be whisked up in a pack that is pulling the paint off the road, especially when you're not gasping your lungs inside out to do it.
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Riding with men is fun because they're ballsy and unpredictable. I've seen guys jump bonfires like drunken Evel Knievels; swoosh down tight, wet mountain roads like Alpine skiers; stand on their saddles like circus seals and crash in spectacular fashion.
Fast, Free Repairs: I can fix a flat, break a chain and if you put a gun to my head, probably true a wheel. But I love it when I don't have to, and when I'm out with a group of guys I usually don't. It's important to know how to fix your own flat, but I don't think there's anything oppresive about one of the boys offering to do it for me-or me letting him. It's just a sweet gesture I appreciate.
Of course, I don't ride only with guys. Riding with women offers its own set of unique pleasures, but if you've been sticking to women-only outings, try and see how the other half rides. You may be pleasantly surprised at what it does for your riding-and your state of mind.


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Just as a backup, if you're saying that the average household income is $4995 for blacks, that means that if even just one member of the household is working full-time, they make $2.40 an hour. Twenty hours a week, it'd be $4.80. At minimum wage ($7.25), ONE MEMBER of the household would need to work just 13.25 hours a week.
Honestly, what you're trying to tell me is that the average black in the country doesn't work 13.25 hours a week at minimum wage? Maybe you're the one who's racist, not me.
I refuse to believe that fact. There is NO POSSIBLE WAY their median income is under $5,000. If it is, then it's their fault. You're telling me that the average black person makes well under minimum wage? BS
People...read the article. It says they're demolishing an old terminal. It's anyone's guess as to which one that'll be, but they're not just adding 19 gates. Plus, have you been inside some of the older sections of that airport? Not pretty. This job, for a change, might actually be a good idea.
Concerned...I get a sense that you may drive this road occasionally, but not all too often. There's no way they can raise the speed limit, especially on the part where they're looking into a stop light. After Citgo, the hills and curves make it increasingly more dangerous, and 30 is just the right speed limit. Just because people drive more quickly doesn't mean that we need to raise it. You just need to slow down. Just think...if you go 40 for an entire 10-mile trip, it'll take you 15 minutes. If you go 30, it'll take 20. Is that five minutes out of your life so important that it's better to risk other people? If it is, I'm sorry and I'll gladly pull over for you, your highness.
And I get the fact that this is a main road, but exactly what two highways does it connect? No one's driving from exit 7 on the Pike to 291. That's why they have exit 6.
CONSPIRACY THEORY TIME!!! Anyone think Roberts authored the majority decision that ruled it as a "tax" to try to turn the election against Obama? I'm sure that's not true, but what a scandal that would make.
Can't blame the headline writer on this one...it was taken from a direct quote from Sgt. Joubert in the second paragraph. If the police refer to it as such, there's nothing wrong with the writer using it.
Oh, and unbiased Supreme Court? Maybe unbiased because they agreed with what you want. You tell me there's no bias there, and I'll sell you some oceanfront property I have in Arizona.
Yukit, did you say that for President Bush? Did you give him credit for giving enormous amounts of aid to Africa for AIDS prevention and research? What about Medicare prescription benefits? Of course not. Because he's the big, bad evil Dubya! Do I agree with everything he did? Of course not, and I think that he's the one who started the economy on a downward spiral. But Obama has made it worse, and just because he did a few good things doesn't mean we can't dislike the guy! So give Bush his credit, or stop parroting your DNC lines.
It'll be very interesting to see Obama's response to the ruling. In effect, the mandate did get struck down. The majority opinion agreed that a penalty for not purchasing healthcare is not constitutional. HOWEVER, it did reclassify the penalty as a tax, which makes it allowable. With Obama and the Dems insisting this was not a tax when they passed it, it'll be interesting to see how, or even if, they address that part of the ruling.
I think the bigger surprise was that Roberts ended up being the swing, not Kennedy. I thought if Kennedy went with Scalia et al, there'd be no chance the law would stand.
LOL, I'm loving the mental image of Bert doing the pigeon. Thanks for that.
I'm going to go ahead and probably disagree with both of you, in a way. I think that supporting the arts really can help revitalize a city, in that it brings people together to enrich the city's culture.
HOWEVER...I don't think it's going to work in Holyoke. There are established art communities around the Pioneer Valley, from Northampton, Easthampton and Amherst up to the Berkshires, North Adams, etc. There are only so many artists, performers, artisans...with the arts having such an established foothold in these other communities, I don't think that Holyoke can pull it off, as well. I'd love to be proven wrong, but don't think it'll happen.
Clearly, immigration dollars need to go towards bootleg DVDs in Indian Orchard. This is a massive problem affecting all of us! Bootleg DVDs go against the very core of our spirit as Americans!
Now that I've gotten my sarcasm out...really, ICE? I'm not condoning media theft, nor do I think it shouldn't be prosecuted. But at this time, we have other things that need to take priority over massive raids regarding DVDs.
Who cares about the money! Parking Wars Springfield, baby! Anyone else wanna pitch in to get Garfield to move to Springfield and boot these cars?
So right, Tkozy. Their hockey team has great opportunities, but they're ignored. They're in, arguably, the top hockey league in the nation, and they're the largest public institution in Hockey East. But for some reason, they insist on throwing all of their attention towards a football team that doesn't really have a chance of big-time success...name one team in the Northeast that has really competed on a national level in D1 football...I'll wait.
Because of this, we'll have a number of mediocre teams, when we could have a national power in at least one.
Lobo...those school libraries are only open on school time. How do you expect a student to complete a take-home project if they don't have home Internet access? Unless you're going to take that money saved and provide a blanket wireless network and computers to every resident in the city, you'd better take a second look at those libraries. Plus, the library provides vital summer opportunities for when the children are out of school. Would you rather your child reading a book at the library or walking the streets of Springfield? What about adults on a job search with no Internet access? You can't even submit your resume over the phone or even in person in many cases. The old-fashioned sense of a library may be the reason you think libraries are extinct...they don't just provide old books and research opportunities anymore.
Permission...let's blame Bush. Yes, I'm really saying that. I voted for GWB, too. BUT, since Bush threw so much money into the government, what's needed at this time isn't a small increase...it's a large decrease. Sure, Obama's increases aren't as drastic, but put them up against the backdrop of the current economy, and they're outrageous. So you can try to make the numbers look good, but you're not analyzing them at all.
Wanna know how this is a coverup? In the first paragraph, it's stated that Bryson was "left injured and unconscious." Then, the spokesman goes on to say, "He sustained no injuries." I'm sorry, but that doesn't add up to me. If someone is injured and unconscious, they've clearly sustained some type of injury.
Gotta disagree, Mike. Shawn Bryan is in no way a victim. Absolutely nothing can give him an excuse for shooting anyone, much less a police officer. Stop defending his actions.
Pplrstpd, you really wouldn't save any money with a la carte cable plans. Charter is charged a certain subscriber fee to carry specific channels. Let's say you want Food Network, and Charter pays Food Network $1 million a month (made up numbers). If people are allowed to pick and choose these channels, you could theoretically be the ONLY person in the area who wants Food Network. As a result, if you want it, you're paying the entire $1 million all by yourself. By having all customers receive all channels, the cable company can ensure the most variety for everyone, even if ALL channels aren't being watched.
Truer words have never been spoken. Having been a customer of both Comcast and Charter, it's like comparing trash to garbage. They're both awful.
There is an ideal situation, and it's a municipally-owned cable system, like they have in Burlington, VT. They offer everything the big companies do, usually at lower rates. They even have city-wide WiFi hot spots! If a city the size of Burlington can successfully do this, it'd at least be worth looking into...even a regional operation with partnerships between cities. Western Mass Cable.
Obviously, there would be substantial start-up costs, but compare it to municipal utility companies. Whenever there are power outages, it seems like Chicopee, South Hadley always have their power back more quickly because of their city-owned electric companies. Rates are usually better, too. It's at least worth a study.
Typically, I'd have a problem with the actions the police officer took. However, based on the reporting of this case, the officer did attempt to bring the suspect to a secluded area and conduct the search. He forfeited his right for private searches when he elbowed the police and entered the public view. Sorry, suspect.


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Two years ago, Kanye West assisted in creating a fashionable image for Amber Rose that made her the talk of the town when the couple hit up Fashion week shows and award show appearances, however, he may have found a new girl to play dress up with. A Day after the beautiful Chanel Iman modeled a few pieces for Kanye's new 'Dw' Womenswear Collection, the two were spotted front row at the Givenchy show followed by an appearance together at an after party. Chanel wore one of the pieces she modeled in Kanye's show along with the custom shoes designed by Giuseppe that the models wore in the show.
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The other night, my partner pointed out that from our apartment, we never see sunsets or sunrises. How unromantic! We live on the ground floor and face a courtyard. It has its perks — we have a garden, for example, and we never have to wait for the elevator. But we don't get a lot of direct sunlight coming through the windows, and no, we never see the sun come and go. So lately I've been fantasizing about great rooftop perches — stylish, wonderful places that are peaceful and relaxed but also afford a great view. Here are a few that I find particularly inspiring:
Now that's romantic! The real danger of having an outdoor dining space like this one (which belongs to socialite Claude Wasserstein) is that your guests would never want to leave. I also like the suzani tablecloth — it's youthful and fun.
The vibrant pillows — upholstered in Kuba cloth and antique silk saris — pop against the white walls of this Moroccan rooftop oasis.
Renowned architect Robert A. M. Stern converted the rooftop of his Manhattan office into a serene place to relax, read and escape the grind.
If it weren't for the Chrysler Building in the background, Diane von Furstenburg's New York rooftop would almost seem like a prairie meadow.
I appreciate how lush this compact, 14' x 16' patio is. Turning the guard rail into a garden is a clever idea.
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I am generally interested in molecular and macromolecular structure, dynamics, and orientational order in soft condensed matter. For low-molar-mass materials this includes plastic crystals and liquid crystals (LCs). In the case of macromolecules we study solid and semi-solid phases-glasses, rubbery elastic networks, semi-crystalline and liquid crystalline polymers, isotropic melts and solutions of both synthetic and biological macromolecules.
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Bath museum launches eclectic maritime art exhibit
BATH — What is maritime art, exactly?
Maine Maritime Museum's latest exhibit shows that it's a tough concept to define.
"Cross Currents: Visual Arts Distilled from the Maritime World," opened Nov. 20 and will run through Feb. 6, 2011. The exhibit features the works by four artists: print-maker Carroll Thayer Berry, painter Loretta Krupinski, photographer Claudio Cambon and sculptor Christy Georg.
"It was sort of time for an art exhibit, given our run of subject matter and themes before this," Curator of Exhibits Chris Hall said Tuesday.
The museum has many works of Berry (1886-1978), whose prints document naval ships at Bath Iron Works and the pouring of the lead keel for America's Cup defender Ranger in 1936.
"He did a lot of prints that many people are familiar with and are now well-loved," Hall said, adding that other pieces of his are studies and preliminary drawings, such as on-site drawings at BIW.
The works of the other three artists on display add variety to the exhibit.
Krupinski, who lives in South Thomaston, bases her oil paintings on historic photos, adding lush color to the black and white images of working waterfronts along the Maine coast.
Cambon, a documentary photographer for more than 20 years, snapped shots of the final slipways launch at BIW, when the U.S.S. Mason took to the water in June 2001.
Georg adds movement to maritime pieces such as scrimshaw, tattoos, knot work, lanterns, signals and horns. Her "Giant Monkey's Fist" looms over the exhibition area. A monkey's fist is a light heaving line, which is weighted at one end and simple to throw to a vessel or pier. Georg uses a 3-inch-diameter line in her piece to bring the piece to imposing proportions.
"I think people are generally surprised that we as a historical museum also have art in our collection," Hall said. "... Our holdings are diverse enough that not only do we have pictures of ships, but there are a lot of other nice pieces that are related more indirectly to maritime culture and subject matter, so I think it's helpful to point that out every now and then."
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WO-GTR-73: Multiple species inventory and monitoring technical guide
Manley, P.N.; Van Horne, B.; Roth, J.K.; Zielinski, W.J.; McKenzie, M.M.; Weller, T.J.; Weckerly, F.W.; Vojta, C. 2006. Multiple species inventory and monitoring technical guide. Gen. Tech. Rep. WO-73. Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Washington Office. 204 p.
The National Forest Management Act (1976) recognizes the importance of maintaining species and community diversity on National Forest System (NFS) lands as a critical component of our ecological and cultural heritage. Monitoring is required of land management to assess the success of management activities in meeting legal, regulatory, and policy objectives, including sustaining populations of native and desired nonnative species. The Multiple Species Inventory and Monitoring (MSIM) protocol is intended to serve as a consistent and efficient method for obtaining basic presence/absence data and associated habitat condition data for a large number of individual species at sites that represent a probabilistic sample. It is designed to be implemented in association with Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) grid points on NFS lands. The MSIM protocol is designed as a base monitoring approach on which regions and forests can build to meet their specific National Forest Land and Resource Management Plan monitoring needs with the greatest possible efficiency (measured as the amount of useful and high-quality information gained per unit cost).
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