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Thursday, August 29, 1996, 10 a.m.
Camp Lejeune, N.C.)
Secretary Perry: Good morning. Today, after four decades of the Cold War a new Europe is being built. A Europe in which all people from the Alantics to the Urals can be free, prosperous, and secure. A key to this rebuilding of Europe is the Partnership for Peace. An enormously successful component of the Partnership for Peace are the peacekeeping exercises conducted by the partner nations.
I have seen the success myself, last year at Ft. Polk, Louisiana, a Cooperative Nugget. The first major Partnership for Peace exercise on U.S. soil. I have seen it this spring at L'viv, Ukraine, at Peace Shield '96, which is the first major Partnership for Peace exercise on the soil of the former Soviet Union. And I see it here today at Camp Lejeune, in Cooperative Osprey.
Cooperative Osprey is the most sophisticated Partnership for Peace exercise we have ever tried to conduct. And it is the most successful ever. I want to salute the efforts of General Sheehan, General Wilhem, General Howard, Colonel Dunford and all of the Marines who have put this together. And I also like to salute the efforts of military leaders of the 16 partner nations who have come together to make this such a successful operation. I cannot over estimate the importance of what has developed here in North Carolina these past three weeks. Platoons from 16 partner nations, have joined the Dutch, and the Canadian, and American platoons. All have engaged in a series of humanitarian and peacekeeping operational scenarios.
In each case the troops have been presented a series of tasks aimed at developing and teaching specific skills. The aim of having them learn how to work together. But it means much more than that. Because these exercises are the brick and the mortar that will draw the countries together with a common, strong, and mutually supported security structure for the future. For these countries, this is a vital process. It builds confidence, cooperation, and trust among nations. It develops a more professional military forces under civilian control and it helps these countries progress towards democracy.
We see the payoff. We see a big time payoff. And these Partnership for Peace exercises as the same nations now, contribute their troops to the IFOR operation in Bosnia. Bosnia is not an exercise. It is the real thing. And in Bosnia the partner nations have contributed to peace and stability of all the Europe. Indeed, of all the world. With those opening comments I will be happy to take some of your questions.
Q: Are you concerned that the stability in Bosnia now that it is moving towards the elections?
A: The peacekeeping operation in Bosnia has gone I believe remarkably well. All of the specific tasks which were set up in the Dayton Agreement, all of those specific military tasks have been accomplished and accomplished quite successfully. I have said for the last few months, however, that I thought the most difficult part of IFOR was to be this summer and this early fall and then up to the elections. So far it has gone, continues to go peacefully, but we still have three more weeks until we get to the elections. And all of our troops there have been alerted, all of them have to be prepared for any contingencies that may develop.
Yes, I am concerned about the difficult task they have ahead of them. But I do believe that our troops are up to this difficult task. They are well-trained, well-motivated. And I am confident that they are going to be successful.
Q: [inaudible].
A: Let me comment first of all that before I came to this press conference, I received a detailed briefing on the Cooperative Osprey activities to this date, including the activities of each of the partner nations. I might say that the Austrian troops have demonstrated a very high level of expertise and professionalism. The emphasis here has been on peacekeeping operations. I believe we had to be prepared for peace enforcement operations as well. And the level of skills and the level of professionalism that have been demonstrated by the soldiers here today, I believe will be up to that more demanding task.
Q: As [inaudible] the nations applying for [inaudible] will they be viewed [inaudible].
A: Let me give you a careful answer to that question. The first point is that the process within NATO of considering and accepting new members is on track, is on schedule. At the December foreign ministers' meeting, I believe that you will find the ministers will affirm that and will call for a summit meeting in the first half of next year to select the candidate nations for membership.
So I believe this process is on track. Now, what are the selection criteria? They are progress made by the candidate nations in achieving democracy, progress made in achieving market economies, progress made in fostering good relations with their neighboring countries, progress made in interoperability with NATO military forces. What is being demonstrated here in these exercises is just that, the interoperability.
So now to get to the answer to your question, indeed, yes. What we see here, what is being demonstrated here is the capability of these nations to work together with NATO forces in military operations comparable to, like the kind of operation which NATO is performing in Bosnia. They might be called upon to perform at some time in the future. So, this is an important component of that evaluation.
Now, many of the nations here have not applied for NATO membership and have no interest in it. And the Partnership for Peace has value in and of itself. But it is also, it is also a pact towards NATO membership and these exercises are very important, very, very important to all of that.
Q: [inaudible]
A: I can only give you my personal impression from the times I have observed the Albanian Army both in Albania and at several different exercises that I have attended where the Albanian troops have been present. And I have been very impressed with them. I went when I was -- the last time I was in Albania for example, I went out to the training range where the Albanian ranger battalion was undergoing its training. And they were very effective and a very competent military organization. I was quite impressed with them. I saw them also, I talked with them and saw them perform in Cooperative Nugget last year. Again, a very impressive operation. And the feedback that I have gotten so far from Cooperative Osprey, they have been very effective here as well.
Q: Mr. Secretary, [inaudible]
A: That's a -- to answer that question carefully, really involves looking at the balance which I have to make and which the Department has to make every time that we practice together. It is the trade-off between the resources we put into training on the one hand versus the resources we put into modernization.
I made a conscious decision three years ago, that readiness was the first priority of the American military forces and in every budget that I have prepared since then, I have manifested that priority. Consequently, we have -- the consequence of that priority is that we have never skimped on a training. We have had all of the services that put in for full training budgets and we have protected those budgets all through the process. The consequence of that is that I believe that our forces are at the highest readiness level today that they have ever been.
Now, to get to your question, the downside of that is that a bill payer, you might say, for some of that training is the modernization. And I strongly believe that in time, over 5 to 10 years, that the readiness will suffer if we don't get our modernization back up again, because we have to have modern equipment as well as well-trained soldiers. To this point, the readiness has not suffered because of our lower priority on modernization. Because as we were drawing down our forces, we were able to retire the older equipment and so we still have modern and well [inaudible] equipment in the forces. But from here on in, now that the forces are stabilized, then every year that we do not modernize, our equipment will be getting a year older. So it is vital that we get our modernization program accelerated.
The budgets which I have prepared for Fiscal '97 and Fiscal '98, both reflect this increased emphasis in modernization. But to do that, we have to be successful in our two, fundamental efficiencies in managing our forces. One of them is base closing. We are finally starting to get the payoff from the bases that we have been closing for the last number of years. And by Fiscal '99, we will have $10 billion available for modernization relative to what we had in the last fiscal year. So we will be able to swing $10 billion from overhead, from infrastructure to modernization. That is one key to getting a modernization. The other key is the whole set of actions we are taking to reform and improve our acquisition system. And already we are seeing billions of dollars of savings. We are switching over to commercial techniques and commercial components being used in our acquisition of the military systems. So the key to success in getting our modernization program back on the track again and succeeding in those two reforms.
Voice: Thank you very much.
Secretary Perry: One other question.
Q: I would like you to say about the expansion of the PFP program to the [inaudible] about the participation of Central Asian platoon in the [inaudible]. Thank you.
A: The Partnership for Peace includes more than Europe. It also includes the Central Asian nations, very importantly it includes the Central Asian nations. In particular we have in this exercise today the Central Asian peacekeeping battalion. And I worked with the defense ministers of the three nations that formed that battalion well over a year ago in the plan that put this battalion together. I could not be prouder of what they have done in that battalion. And we are seeing the fruits of that today in this peacekeeping battalion that is located here.
What the Partnership for Peace is able to do, is extend a zone of security and stability which formerly was just in Western Europe, extend it to Eastern Europe, Central Eastern Europe as well, and into Central Asia as well. And I am very pleased to see this being extended into Central Asia. And the Central Asian republics, nations that are here today have fully demonstrated not only their interested in participating in this new security architecture but their ability to do that.
Thank you very much. It was great to talk to you today.
Q: Thank you Dr. Perry.


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Weather and Climate
By UAlbany's Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences Dept.
Monthly Archive for September, 2011
Cold Front approaching Capital District
Thought I would share this neat feature on the local National Weather Service radar this afternoon. Cold fronts are commonly associated with sharp wind shifts, and these winds can be measured by the Doppler feature of weather radar. Therefore, when the winds shift rapidly, these meteorological features can be seen fairly easily on radar. Below […] [Read More]
Showers continue, first taste of Fall in sight!
Even though we've all been enjoying unseasonably warm temperatures here in the Capital Region over the last few days, it's all about to change very quickly! Earlier this week, our weather was dominated by partly cloudy skies with pleasant temperatures in the mid to upper 70s and warm overnight lows around 60. That's quite warm […] [Read More]
Glaciers and Climate Change
Last week my student Dana McGlone and I attended a meeting on climate change and its impacts on tropical glacier retreat in Chile. In the Andes of South America glaciers have retreated dramatically during the 20th century, primarily in response to a rapid increase in temperature. Glaciers are one of the best and most visible […] [Read More]
Arctic Sea Ice nearing end summer decline
Arctic sea ice (frozen water floating in the ocean) fluctuates in extent over the course of the year, increasing its extent in the cold months, and declining in extent as the warm season progresses. In August, sunlight wanes in the Arctic and the sea ice decline starts to slow down. The extent always reaches minimum […] [Read More]
Climate Feedbacks: A Brief Primer
One of the principle scientific questions underlying modern day global warming is to determine how sensitive the Earth's climate is to change. That is, how much global warming do we expect to occur if, for example, the sun's output were to increase by 1% or if the CO2 concentration in the atmosphere were doubled? These […] [Read More]
Sunday's tornado: a radar perspective
By now many of you are aware of (and some may have directly experienced) the EF1 tornado that tracked from the town of Florida in Montgomery County to West Glenville in Schenectady County between approximately 5:20 and 5:35 PM this past Sunday. One of our department's alumni, Lindsay Phillips, who is also a seasoned storm […] [Read More]
History of Climate Change: Part 1- Learning The Greenhouse Effect
Global warming is arguably the defining scientific issue of modern times. However, it is very seldom appreciated how the science of climate evolved. Many of the popular discussions of global warming, including intensive media coverage or documentaries like Al Gore's Inconvenient Truth go back only a decade or two. However, the fundamental physics that would […] [Read More]
Tropical Storm Lee to be a big rainmaker; Hurricane Katia remains well out at sea
Here is the current state of the tropics over the Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico, and Caribbean: At 2:00 PM EDT, the National Hurricane Center confirms that the tropical depression over the Gulf of Mexico had reached tropical storm status. Thus, it is "Lee", the 12th named tropical storm of the 2011 Atlantic hurricane season. Currently […] [Read More]
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Welcome to LetterToBarackObama.com, your place to leave an open letter to the 44th President of the US. Letters are welcome from anyone.
Hello Mr. President,
I am writing to you on behalf of my son, who is the father of a terrific 6 yr. old boy, and rarely gets to see him because his former "girlfriend", not wife, will not let him know her phone number or address and is in contempt of court for not doing so. He has now been informed by the State of Wisconsin/Fond du Lac County Child Services that until he has paid atleast $6,000.00 of back child support he will not be allowed to have his drivers license. Well, my son is $10,000.00 to $11,000.00 behind in his child support payments because he is unable to get a job, now he has been informed that he will not be allowed to get his drivers license until he pays $6,000.00 of his child support! Well, I know for a fact that if my son would've only had his drivers license he could've had any where from 3-4 different jobs and could've had a good portion of that $6,000.00 child support payments caught up by now, besides making the regular monthly child support payments. The mother of my grandson is also not allowing my son his regular child visitation rights, she is constantly either changing her phone number or getting a newer, more updated phone and never lets my son know of her new phone numbers. He's never told of any medical issues or of things that go on within his childs school. Never being included in Parent/Teacher conferences or other activities that his child does or could partake in. It isn't that my son doesn't want to know about things that his son does, it's that the mother of his son refuses to inform of such things, which also makes her in contempt of her court rulings. Is there anything that you can help us with to resolve these problems?
Hello Mr. President,
I am writing asking you to please look into child support laws. They are unfair. I agree that fathers and non custodial parents need to be responsible in taking care of their children, but the way the system is set up, the father can never get ahead because of the amout child support takes. In our situation, my husband pays his ex wife 600 a month and we have his son every other week from Thursday to Monday, rotate holidays and six weeks in summer, we have to beg his mother to send him with clothes because we can not afford to spend anymore money on him. My husband pays child support on three other children from second ex wife that may not be his but because he worked out of state and was unable to be in when the court wanted, he can not be given a parurtinty test, so therefore pays child support and never sees them and DHS will not tell him where they are! We have one child together and he is adopting my daughter and we have to go without just to pay child support. Please do something we are just a blended family trying to live our lives and do the right thing.
Thank You
Please help me! I can't even hardly survive do the the amount of child support I pay. And I have no say so at all in my child's life. My daughter wants to play sports, but her mother won't let her. She always is scheduling events on my visitation days. She won't even let her see her grandma or grandpa, a retired police officer of 30u years. Why are the child support laws so one sided?. It ruins so many fathers life's and all the courts say is to bad and raise the support even more. Help! Help! Pleaseeeeee!


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Brenner, Robert W., MD, MMM
Lawrence Pavilion, 2nd floor
1 Diamond Hill Road
Berkeley Heights, NJ
Psychology, University of New York, Buffalo, NYMD:
State University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Pittsburgh, PAMMM:
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Chief Medical Officer, Robert W. Brenner, MD, MMM, oversees and implements strategic growth and continuous improvement of care for individuals and populations, while ensuring the appropriate cost of care at Summit Medical Group ― the largest for-profit, physician-owned multispecialty practice that manages approximately 170,000 patients in New Jersey.
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Before joining Summit Medical Group as Medical Director in 2006, Dr. Brenner was a lead hospital administrator, Executive Team member, and Chairman of Family Medicine at Atlantic Health/Mountainside Hospital. As a member of the Executive Team, Dr. Brenner implemented strategies to build new programs and contain costs that helped bring the hospital from operating at a loss to breaking even. In addition, the Mountainside Hospital Family Practice Residency Program became one of the most competitive residency programs in New Jersey under his direction. He has been Director of the Outpatient Ambulatory Center and Associate Residency Director at Somerset Medical Center in Somerset, New Jersey, and he has practiced privately in Westfield, New Jersey.
A US Air Force Health Professions Scholar, Dr. Brenner earned a US Air Force Commendation and Meritorious Service Medal. During his residency training, he earned medical teaching awards. He is the recipient of the Joseph E. Enright Kingfisher Award for his outstanding contribution and dedication to the health education mission of the Joseph E. Enright Foundation. In addition, he has earned the Dorland Health National People Award. Dr. Brenner has been featured in New Jersey Family "New Jersey's Favorite Kids' Docs" listings.
Dr. Brenner is an invited member of the New Jersey State Department of Health (DOH) Quality Health Care Advisory Committee. He is a fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians and a member of the Group Practice Information Network, American College of Medical Quality, Medical Society of New Jersey, American College of Physician Executives, New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute Provider Council, American Medical Group Association (AMGA) Chief Medical Officers Leadership Council, and AMGA Foundation Board of Directors. Dr. Brenner is Past President of the New Jersey Association of Family Practice Residency Directors and Past Vice President of the Somerset Independent Physician Association. He was recently designated Innovation Exchange Leader for the Brookings Institution Engelberg Center for Health Care Reform Accountable Care Organization (ACO) Learning Network. Dr. Brenner has participated in the new York University Stern School of Business Strategic Leadership Executive Program.
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- Watch a video interview of Dr. Brenner for the American Medical Group Association
- Summit Medical Group Lowering the Number of Hospital Readmissions to Well Below State Average
- What the ACA Ruling Means for New Jersey
- Local Medical Professionals Hail Decision on Health Care
- Summit Medical Group CMO Supports Decision on Health Care Reform
Health Care Continues to Wait on Supreme Court Decision
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Click here to view the Tennessee Concealed Carry Permit Map at the bottom of the page.
If you would like to contribute to this page, please post the information in the State Forums.
Concealed Permit:
Shall Issue to Residents Only
Example Tennessee Permit:
Issuing Authority:
Department of Safety
Applications for a new handgun carry permit may be picked up at any Driver License Center. Click here for a list of locations.
Applications for a new handgun carry permit can be processed at any full-time Driver License Center. Click here for a list of full service locations.
Out Of State Permit Issue:
NICS check:
Permit Valid For:
4 Years
Permit Issued Timeline
Upon a name search approval from TBI, the permit can be issued within ninety (90) days from date of application.
Original Application = $115
Renewal Application = $50
Duplicate Application = $5
1. Successfully complete a handgun safety course offered by a handgun safety school that is certified by the Department of Safety
2. Resident of the State Of Tennessee
3. 21 years of age
4. Applicants shall not currently be under indictment or information for any criminal offense punishable by a term exceeding one (1) year;
5. Shall not be currently the subject of any order of protection;
6. Shall not be a fugitive from justice;
7. Shall not be an unlawful user of or addicted to alcohol or any controlled substance and the applicant has not been a patient in a rehabilitation program or hospitalized for alcohol or controlled substance abuse or addiction within ten (10) years from the date of application;
8. The applicant has not been convicted of the offense of driving under the influence of an intoxicant in this or any other State two (2) or more times within ten (10) years from the date of application and that none of such convictions has occurred within five (5) years from the date of application or renewal.
9. Shall not have been adjudicated as mental defective; has not been committed to or hospitalized in a mental institution; has not had a court appoint a conservator for the applicant by reason of a mental defect; has not been judicially determined to be disabled by reason of a mental illness, development disability or other mental incapacity; and has not, within seven (7) years from the date of application, been found by a court to pose an immediate substantial likelihood of serious harm, as defined in Title 33, Chapter 6, Part 5, because of mental illness;
10. Shall not be an alien illegally or unlawfully in the United States;
11. Shall not have been discharged from the Armed Forces under dishonorable conditions (dishonorable discharge, bad conduct discharge or other than honorable discharge Chapter 1340-2-5-.02 (5);
12. Having been a citizen of the United States, applicants shall not have renounced their citizenship;
13. Shall not have been convicted of a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence as defined in 18 U.S.C.A. 921 (33);
14. Shall not be receiving social security disability benefits by reason of alcohol dependence, drug dependence or mental disability;
15. Shall not have been convicted of the offense of stalking;
Required Documents:
1. Effective July 1, 2005, all new handgun permit applicants must provide proof of U.S. Citizenship or Lawful Permanent Residency.
2. Application
3. Original copy of your safety course completion certificate
4. Photo identification such as your Driver License
5. Permit fee
6. When your application is processed at the Driver Service Center, you will be given instructions on being fingerprinted.
Renewal Information:
You can renew your handgun carry permit up to six (6) months before your expiration date by completing an application and paying the $50.00 renewal fee. You may renew in person at any full service driver services center or by mail to:
Tennessee Department of Safety
Handgun Permit Office
1150 Foster Avenue
Nashville, TN 37243-1000
You can renew your handgun carry permit up to six (6) months past the expiration date by completing an application and paying the $50.00 renewal fee. You may not legally carry a weapon while your permit has expired until you receive your new permit.
If your permit has been expired more than six (6) months past the renewal date you will need to start the complete process again. This includes completing a handgun safety course, paying the $115 fee, being fingerprinted and undergoing a background check.
Change of Address:
By law if you move, you are required to notify us of your new address within sixty (60) days. You may notify the Department of Safety to change your address on our records, by calling toll-free 1-866-849-3548 or online at https://www.tennesseeanytime.org/chgdl/.
If you wish to receive a permit with your new address, or if you have misplaced or lost your handgun carry permit, you will need to apply for a duplicate.
To receive a duplicate handgun carry permit:
1. You will need to complete an application. To receive an application by mail call toll-free 1-866-849-3548.
2. Complete and sign your application. Mail the application and the $5.00 fee payable by check or money order to the following address:
3. Tennessee Department of Safety
Handgun Permit Office
1150 Foster Ave.
Nashville, TN 37243-1000
4. You may also get your duplicate application at any driver license service center. The driver license service center cannot issue the duplicate handgun carry permit.
5. Incomplete applications cannot be processed.
To change your record with us without having a new handgun carry permit issued:
You have the option to change your record, and not have the address shown on your permit. For information about changing your record online, visit the online address change page at https://www.tennesseeanytime.org/chgdl/.
Informing Law Enforcement of Carry:
You do not have to inform an officer you are armed, but if requested
you must show your permit to the officer. He can also disarm you if he
feels it is "reasonablly necessary" for his safety, your safety or the
safety of others.
T.C.A. 39-17-1351(n)(1)
Except as provided in subdivision (n)(2), a permit issued pursuant to
this section shall be good for four (4) years and shall entitle the
permit holder to carry any handgun or handguns that the permit holder
legally owns or possesses. The permit holder shall have the permit in
the holder's immediate possession at all times when carrying a handgun and shall display the permit on demand of a law enforcement officer.
T.C.A. 39-17-1351(t)
Any law enforcement officer of this state or of any county or
municipality may, within the realm of the officer's lawful jurisdiction
and when the officer is acting in the lawful discharge of the officer's
official duties, disarm a permit holder at any time when the officer
reasonably believes it is necessary for the protection of the permit
holder, officer or other individual or individuals. The officer shall
return the handgun to the permit holder before discharging the permit
holder from the scene when the officer has determined that the permit
holder is not a threat to the officer, to the permit holder, or other
individual or individuals provided that the permit holder has not
violated any provision of this section and provided the permit holder
has not committed any other violation that results in the arrest of the
permit holder.
Automobile carry:
Public Chapter 431 – Loaded Rifles and Shotguns in Vehicles – This act allows a person with a handgun carry permit to possess a loaded rifle or loaded shotgun in a privately owned vehicle. The act provides that the weapon cannot have ammunition in the chamber except in the case that an individual permit holder feels physically threatened.
Places off-limits when carrying:
1. It is lawful to possess a firearm on the premises of a public place where alcoholic beverages are served as long as such individual is not consuming alcoholic beverages. However, a restaurant may choose to post a sign prohibiting firearms.
2. It is unlawful to carry a firearm into a judicial proceeding.
3. It is unlawful to possess or carry any firearm, with the intent to go armed, onto any school or college facility or grounds (to include a bus), unless used for instructional or sanctioned ceremonial purposes.
4. It is unlawful to carry a weapon into a meeting where the owner has posted prominent signs pursuant to § 39-17-1359 at all entrances banning weapon possession.
5. It is an offense for any person to possess or carry, whether openly or concealed, with the intent to go armed, any weapon prohibited by § 39-17-1302(a), not used solely for instructional, display or sanctioned ceremonial purposes, in or on the grounds of any public park, playground, civic center or other building facility, area or property owned, used or operated by any municipal, county or state government, or instrumentality thereof, for recreational purposes.
6. You can drop off a student at school as long as the gun is not handled while doing so. You can also leave it in your car if you are a non-student adult.
7. It is general excepted that Government owned Parks, Civic Center and recreational areas are off limits.
8. It is a violation of the law to carry where it is posted with this sign:
The wording must be substantially similar. A sign with a picture of a handgun with a slash through it is valid.
Alcohol and Drugs:
On alcohol and drugs that is covered under T.C.A. 39-17-1321 there is no specific BAC limit. However recent legislation that is
moving through the legislator that would make it illegal to hunt while
intoxicated on public lands has a BAC of .08%, not sure if this
would/could establish a BAC level under 39-17-1321 or not. See HB 1875
Deadly Force / Castle Doctrine:
Tennessee is a Castle Doctrine state and has a stand-your-ground law.
Open Carry:
Prohibited unless one possesses a permit to carry a handgun.
Localities with Varying Laws:
Forms & Links:
Tennessee Department of Safety: Handgun Carry Permit Issuance


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Rick Santorum on Monday joined the conservative counterattack on Bill Maher, accusing the liberal comedian and David Letterman of making unjust attacks on the right while at the same time Rush Limbaugh has received fierce criticism for his recent harsh remarks.
"It's an absolute double standard," Santorum said on Fox News in response to a question from host Sean Hannity. "There wasn't an interview where I wasn't asked about Rush Limbaugh. Folks on the left, Maher or Letterman, they are out there trashing [anyone] who stands up for Christian values."
Conservatives have targeted Maher for what they consider his misogynistic comments about conservative women such as Sarah Palin and Christine O'Donnell -- and because the comedian has pledged $1 million to the super PAC Priorities USA that is backing President Obama. Hannity played a clip while interviewing Santorum in which Maher said the former Pennsylvania senator home-schools his children because he "wants them locked up in a Christian madrassa, which is the family living room."
"Anybody who dares to actually teach their children faith in their home -- all of a sudden if you are instilling faith and teaching God, you are a madrassa," Santorum said. "My 12-year-old will outreason Bill Maher when it comes to understanding how logic works."
Maher and comedians of his ilk, he added, "have absolutely nothing to offer this country."
Santorum did not defend Limbaugh when the talk show host described birth control activist Sandra Fluke as a "slut" and "prostitute." He called those comments "absurd" while adding: "An entertainer can be absurd. He's in a very different business than I am."


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MOREHEAD – The Morehead State University men's and women's track and field programs have been named All-Academic Teams by the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).
The awards follow both cross country teams' All-Academic honor in the spring. The women's track and field team previously earned the accolade in 2011.
"I'm really happy with how far the men have come over the past two seasons," MSU Head Coach Brent Ericksen said. "They have raised their grade point average from 2.42 to 3.18, and I'm especially proud of how hard they worked to get there. The women continue to do a great job. We didn't finish quite as high as last year, but they are still impressive with their 3.47 GPA."
The men were one of just five Ohio Valley Conference teams tabbed for the award and among 111 teams nationally, while the women were listed alongside 187 programs nationally.
Seniors Lindsay Marcum and Natalie Norman and freshman Taylor Lowe earned a 2012-13 Ohio Valley Conference Academic Medal of Honor, which is awarded to student-athletes with the highest grade point average in their sport. Nine women and six men were named to the OVC Commissioner's Honor Roll, which honors student-athletes who achieve at least a 3.25 GPA for the previous school year.


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Boothe ensured the XU win with this free throw.
Feb. 3, 2006
CINCINNATI - Senior forward Tara Boothe scored 18 points and classmate Kristy Wallner added 15 to lead the Xavier University women's basketball team to a dramatic 67-62 victory over George Washington on Friday evening at Cintas Center. With the win, Xavier's third straight, the Musketeers improve to 15-6 on the year and 6-4 in Atlantic 10 play. GW slips to 15-6 overall, 7-2 in the loop.
Xavier led 64-59 with 1:30 remaining in regulation after Boothe drilled a jumper in the paint but GW point guard Kimberly Beck answered with a 3-pointer eight-seconds later to shrink the XU lead to two points.
Neither team would score until Boothe stepped to the free throw line with five-seconds remaining and sunk a pair of free throws to put the game out of reach. Suntana Granderson added a free throw after she stole GW's ensuing inbounds pass to give XU the 67-62 victory.
Boothe's 18 came on 5-of-12 shooting and she also snared nine rebounds on the night. Wallner tied a career high with three 3-point field goals on the night and she snatched six boards. Wallner was 4-of-6 from the field and a perfect 4-of-4 from the charity stripe.
Joining the duo in double-figures was junior guard Michele Miller who scored 10 points and chased down six rebounds. Junior guard Miranda Green chipped in with nine points and sophomore wing Candyce Bingham corralled seven rebounds on the night.
XU extended its 32-23 halftime lead to 37-25 when Boothe made a lay-up at the 17-minute mark. Both teams battled back-and-forth for the next 7:40 but GW mounted an 8-0 run, which culminated in a Jessica Adair lay-up to give the Colonials a 53-52 lead with 5:50 to go.
Freshman Jerri Taylor would answer with a runner in the lane on the ensuing possession to give XU a lead it would not relinquish.
Xavier won the battle of the boards 48-to-41 on the night and held an 18-16 edge in second chance points. XU struggled from the field (20-of-63) on the night but clamped down defensively and held GW to 37.1 percent shooting on Friday.
XU fell behind 4-1 when Jessica Adair drilled a turnaround jumper at the 15-minute mark. However, XU tightened up defensively and held the Colonials scoreless for the next 5:02 and charged out to an 18-9 lead when Green converted on a 3-point play at 12:10.
GW pulled to within five points, 20-15, when Adair converted on a put-back at the 7:50 mark but the Musketeers built the lead back up to nine points, 32-23, at the half.
The Musketeers return to action on Sunday, February 5 when the team welcomes Charlotte to Cincinnati. Game time is set for 1:00 p.m. at Cintas Center.


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Smile, you're a candid camera.
The most popular club at the Colonial Golf Tournament is the one with barstools.
Fans: lovely to look at, delightful to feel.
The word going across the border is: Uncle Sam doesn't want you.
The secret life of the man who tells the Man.
The Viet Nam War was the second this country lost.
Clear your palates, oenophiles; Chateau de Muleshoe is on its way.
Oh bee, where is thy sting?
Ah, ice cream. Name another 200 calories more worth it.
You've heard of the Texas Water Plan; now meet the Texas Coal Plan.
The hottest political rumor in Houston (also the hottest divorce); what West Texans do for fun; death in a Sierra Blanca jail; why El Pasoans are so laid back.
Name Plates.
The power of diamonds, black magic, picante sauce, and, last but not least, goats.
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Search warrant affidavits are giving new insight into previously unknown details regarding the disappearance of 13-year-old Hailey Darlene Dunn. Read them here.
Texas Department of Public Safety Senior Trooper Sparky Dean wanted to make it clear there's still no one or two suspects in the case. He says there are numerous people being looked at and interviewed. He says developments are "still unfolding."
The SEED (Sweetwater Enterprise for Economic Development) Board of Directors met in a regular session for the first time in 2011 on Monday, Jan. 10, at the Sweetwater Chamber of Commerce building.
If you have not received your flu vaccine this season; we encourage you to do so. It's not too late to get the flu vaccine. We have reduced the cost to $15 and will be administering the flu vaccine during regular immunization clinic.
Artist Jim Price from Abilene has his drawings currently on display at the County-City Library in Sweetwater. Price is 74 and works at Ludlum Measurements here in town. Price started in the 1980s working with oil painting on canvas, experimenting mostly with just landscapes and water sceneries.
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Curiouser, and Curiouser! I keep getting these emails from people wanting to know where I am getting my viral images from. Very simple guys I make them! I do it all the time. It's a strategy I have been using for a very long time. See here's the thing… I can't write! LOL. I'm not kidding I can excel in every part of Internet Marketing except the writing part. So I make up for it with goofy images that tell a story. So I thought about his, how about if I show you how I go about making these images.
Now, I'll be honest with you. I've been shooting videos all week for the "Power Series" training that we should have out very soon. As energetic as I get, I'm kind of to the point where I'm starting to lose my voice. So I did this along side some music that is sure to put you to sleep. Enjoy
So I did just that, I created a viral image for tomorrow's post, and it took me about 7 minutes. I really did wing it, and choked a little bit with it, but with that being said, still managed to get through the process in 7 minutes, now just because the video took 7 minutes, does not mean it did not take me another 2 hours to put all the captions, and zooms in. LOL. Oh well, I think you guys will like this. You can do it yourself, with a little bit of practice. Let me dig through my files and see if I can show you my first Photoshop project.
My Very first Photoshop Project, Done with Adobe CS, Almost 10 years ago
This really was my first ever Photoshop project this was for my restaurants. That tent, is a 10′ x 10′ tent. Talk about a monster project! This was all designed on "Adobe's Creative Suite." Guys they are up to CS5 now! This was a long time ago. When I opened that PSD today, it was 1.8 GB. Look at the canvas size. 37200 x 37200 pixels. That is like 12′ x 12′. It took me 10 minutes to open on my system, and trust me I have a kick ass system. So you can imagine back in the day. I can remember changing colors on the PSD or moving pixels, and having to wait like 5-10 minutes for the PSD to render. It was very stressful.
I can also remember spending all day working on it, not saving and watching my computer crash. Yup I lost all my work. By the way that picture with the catering trailer and everything, that was the finished results. So my point is this, if I could figure out this thing 10 years ago on a scale that big. Then you can take a little 72 DPI image, and learn the program.
About those restaurants, bet you're thinking you learn something new about me everyday? Well long story short here you go. I owned two of these restaurants. They were called Philly's Steak n' Company. Originally called Philly's Steak n' Shake. However, a Cease and Desist letter from lawyers from a very big chain, and it became Philly's Steak n' Company. We served up the Authentic Philly Cheese Steaks, Giant Charbroiled Burgers, Hoagies, Ribbon Fries, and Monster Funnel Cakes! No we were not a franchise. That was started from scratch. I almost went the direction of a franchise, but personal reasons in life stopped me from doing that.
In addition to that I owned a gift shop called Gifts' N Harmony, and that was before the restaurant so we are talking a long time ago. I was paying the mall rent at $1.00 a sq ft, but then all day long I was taking in orders online from about 10 different websites. So after the mall closed we would box up all our orders and ship them out. It was too easy back then. I manipulated a script called ECT, cloned the database and gave it a different domain name, and front end. Here's the best part, back then we were just paying for traffic through Overture. It was so easy to make money back then.
Alright, so I am way of topic here, but might as well finish. Everyday you will find me drinking some kind of latte. It is my true passion in life. So I decided I was going to just open up my own coffee house. So I did just that it was called "Moody Brews." and it was awesome. I'll see if I can dig up those pics some other time. We served the finest coffee money could buy. Not only that we served them in big tall beer mugs. In addition to the coffee we had fresh gelato, homemade scones, cakes, fudge, the biggest salad bar in town, and fresh Panini. The part I miss most was the Bagel chips. So I've got a great deal of experience in marketing and working with the public.
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory brings together science and technology experts from across scientific disciplines to partner with government and industry in addressing transportation challenges. Research objectives are consistent with America's energy initiative to reduce its dependency on foreign oil and deliver consumers affordable, environmentally-friendly transportation choices. ORNL researchers are addressing barriers to effective use of non-petroleum-based fuels through the advancement of bio-based products and natural gas. Developments in energy storage technologies, charging methods, and advanced materials are speeding the deployment of electrified transportation systems. Vehicle efficiency is being advanced through research and development of lightweight materials including low-cost carbon fiber, as well as systems integration of electric propulsion/power electronics and internal combustion engines. ORNL transportation research also encompasses the production of decision-making tools, such as fueleconomy.gov, and the development and deployment of intelligent technologies that enable safer, more efficient movement of passengers and freight.
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Why is the series nothing like the book?
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As of today, Wilmington is back "Under the Dome," as production has begun on the series' second season.
Author Stephen King, whose novel is the basis for the CBS series, marked the occasion yesterday on his Twitter account, tweeting: "The 2nd season of UNDER THE DOME starts production tomorrow. I'm pretty stoked."
King, who serves as an executive producer on the show, is returning to write the season's first episode, as he did with the pilot that kicked off the series.
Filmed over several months last year in locations that included Burgaw and Southport, "Under the Dome" proved a high ratings draw for CBS last summer, prompting the network to announce the show would return this summer with a similar slate of 13 episodes.
Production for those episodes started today, and filming is set to return to Burgaw and Southport, among other locations in and around the Port City.
Related story: 'Under the Dome' picked up for second season
The series stars an ensemble cast, including Dean Norris of "Breaking Bad" fame, and Natalie Martinez, who has also been cast in the pilot for the likewise locally filmed "Secrets & Lies," an ABC pilot that started production last week. (Related story)
Recent additions to the "Under the Dome" cast for season two include Sherry Stringfield, of "ER" fame, 18-year-old newcomer Grace Victoria Cox, "CSI:NY" star Eddie Cahill and "Misfits" star Karla Crome.
Last year, the City of Wilmington marked the end of production for the first season with a declaration of "Dome Day" and presented King with a ceremonial key to the city. The celebrations coincided with a red carpet premiere held at Thalian Hall.
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Why is the series nothing like the book?
Probably best , the book was good until about the last 75 pages.
it is like the book a little different but its still like the book
when will it start to air again
A lot of things that work well in a novel don't necessarily work so well on screen. I also read that some plot elements were altered to make the story longer than the several days or so over which the events of the book play out. Look at it like this: you get a neat adaptation of a pretty good book, with new surprises thrown in. You might think you know what happens, but…do you REALLY?
Wilmington? That's where parts of "Maximum Overdrive" was filmed. He must like that city. Can't wait for more Dome (even if it does stray a little from the book).
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Letter: Sounds of children in park are enjoyable, not annoying
Jul. 30, 2013 @ 11:18 PM
In your paper earlier last week comments were made about the noise at Wears Farm Park in Pigeon Forge.
My husband and I live at a campground nearby and we hear the noise also. But it is such a joyful sound. I would much rather hear kids yelling at a ball game instead of attacking a person or robbing or killing someone.
They are having such fun and we should let them be kids and let them them have fun. The way I look at it, the noise will get less by the end of August.
The people should stop and think, there are other things that are worse off than the noise at the ball park.
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Chef Paul Kitching and manager Katie O'Brien made their names at Juniper in Manchester; when they moved north in 2009, their new venue instantly joined...3 Royal Terrace
Kicking around for more than a decade now, the Apartment was a trend-setter when it opened, offering a different menu structure to the standard...7-13 Barclay Place
It's always worth keeping an eye on the Town House Collection, one of Edinburgh's boutique hotel companies, to see how it adapts its dining options. Here at...Howard Hotel
Innovative, interesting and influential for nearly 20 years, Andrew Radford's flagship changed the rules of Edinburgh fine dining when it opened back in...10 Cambridge Street
The sister venture to Igg's next door, Barioja is an accomplished modern take on a tapas bar. The menu lists just over 30 starter-sized portions: dishes...19 Jeffrey Street
This modern neighbourhood restaurant, named for its blond-wood interior, has become a real asset to the area. The menu takes an eclectic approach: dishes...75 St Leonard's Street
Upstairs from the Atrium and also run by Andrew Radford, Blue was a real smash when it opened in 1997. It's moved in and out of vogue over the years, but...10 Cambridge Street
Although it's just a few minutes' walk from the west end of Princes Street, the Bonham feels secluded. The menu in its light, spacious dining room reflects...35 Drumsheugh Gardens
The catering wing of the Edinburgh International Festival home base, Café Hub sits in a building dating to 1845, which originally served as an assembly hall...Castlehill
Wicker chairs and wooden tables create a relaxed environment at this small restaurant, tucked away just off Frederick Street, where you can count on finding...76 Thistle Street
This Turkish delight of a café, located down by the Water of Leith, serves the kind of light meals and sweets that may remind you of holiday excursions to...77 The Shore
A simple Italian establishment, Caffè Lucano offers breakfast (scrambled egg and smoked salmon on toast), filled ciabattas and focaccias, cakes, coffees and...37-39 George IV Bridge
In 2004, Victor and Carina Contini, part of the family behind the celebrated Valvona & Crolla café and , decided to set up on their own in this former bank,...103 George Street


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Missiles by day, planets at night
Feb 13, 1998
A new telescope planned for the state of New Mexico would share time between military and civilian authorities.
The $40 million Magdalena Ridge Observatory will use optical interferometry to merge light signals from three new telescopes into a single image. Researchers also hope to test new adaptive optics techniques in a attempt to reduce the effect of atmospheric turbulence. Using these methods the observatory should produce images sharper than those obtained from the Hubble Space Telescope at a fraction of the cost.
The observatory is being funded by the US Army who hope to use the telescope to observe missiles from the White Sands Missile Range.
The task of building and managing the observatory has been given to the New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology (New Mexco Tech). The institute is part of the consortium that first proposed the facility to the army. According to Van Romero, vice president for research at New Mexico Tech, "this type of facility will become a tremendous resource."
The telescope will be unusual in that it will operate 24 hours a day. The military will use it during the day to observe missile tests, and universities will use it for astronomy at night. Researchers based in New Mexico hope to use the telescope to study extrasolar planets.


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Is Teen Drug Use Influenced By A Friend's Parents?
A recent study of teens suggests that it is. Or put another way, even though you say "No", it still might be influential that your teen's friend's parents don't.
A team of researchers reported that teens' substance use could be predicted from the parenting style of their friends. Teens whose friends' parents were 'authoritative' (meaning they were affectionate yet set limits with their kids) had greatly reduced levels of substance use, as compared to teens whose friends' parents were 'neglectful' (meaning they weren't affectionate and set few limits with their kids). The effects held after accounting for the parenting style of the kids' own parents and other possible confounding variables – suggesting some type of direct influence that was quite dramatic. For example, kids who had friends with authoritative parenting styles were:
38% less likely to binge drink
39% less likely to smoke cigarettes
43% less likely to smoke marijuana
Or another way to look at these data is to say the teen's risk of substance use was much greater when the friend's parents were 'neglectful'.
Of course, there are typically some selection effects in these kinds of studies – kids often seek out friends who are similar to them in terms of interest in substance use. But that said, there is something to these findings. I've conducted studies in which teens carry around electronic diaries and indicate where they are, who they are with, and what they are doing. Without questions, kids who used substances were most likely to report doing so when they were with a friend, at the friend's house … and the friend's parents were not at home.
So, the take-home message is that it's a good idea to know not only who your kid's friends are, but also something about what happens when they are over their friend's house – particularly with respect to the extent that the parents are around, and how they behave when they are there. And the best source of that is … your own kid. That's why open communication is so important in the teen years.
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9% Unemployment Rate is a Statistical Lie | Greg Hunter's USAWatchdog: "The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released the latest unemployment figures last Friday. There was a stunning drop to 9% from 9.4%. How did that happen? Is the economy really getting better or is the government up to its old statistical tricks. According to the mainstream media, the economy is getting better and the so-called recovery is alive and well...
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Previewing Prime World: Defenders
Undoubtedly the best part about my gig with Pixels or Death is being exposed to things I wouldn't normally be exposed to (and I'm not just talking about oddities in the corporate bathroom). I doubt I would have given Soul Hackers a shot, but I ended up loving that game.
Lately I've been pleasantly surprised with tower defense titles. They're the kinds of games I typically hate—I find them overly frustrating and pointless. But every once in awhile, one comes along that surprises me in the best ways possible. Right now, that game is Prime World: Defenders.
What grabs you immediately is how wonderful Prime World: Defenders looks—it's simply gorgeous. Just beyond that, it appears the game is a standard tower defense title. Prime is the most valuable of commodities in the world, and you (the good guys) have to prevent its theft. Place the bombs, build the cannons, stop the trolls . . . you know, the usual.
But easing further into the game unlocks an enormous variety of play mechanics that will scratch almost any strategy itch you've got.
For instance, do you fancy card collecting, a la Magic: The Gathering? Well, you're in luck, because this feels like the primary hook in Prime World: Defenders. You'll earn or buy cards with new weapons and upgrades, and from there, you can combine those cards to enhance current abilities and forge new weapons.
You can spend a deceptive amount of time balancing your cards to get just the right enhancement. Prime World: Defenders makes those choices mean something, too; it never feels arbitrary. Each card then represents a particular weapon or magic that you get to take into battle, and based on the enemies in each level, those card configurations will change.
Adding in some light RPG mechanics to further aide leveling, the difficulty scales nicely. There are also some simple design choices that help alleviate frustration should you feel otherwise. For example, additional battles will appear prior to larger events that will essentially let you grind to help level up your stats and card deck.
What's important is that all of this juggling is fun, and none of it ever seems to overstay its welcome. A few clicks to manage your cards and upgrade your skills, and then it's time for a battle—nothing too arduous. Avoiding monotony is key for a title like this, and developer Nival has absolutely nailed it.
I don't revel in the fact that sometimes I have to tell people to skip a title, and thankfully in this case I don't have to. Prime World: Defenders is a fantastic game with an astounding amount of content for the price. Available for pre-order now, the game launches on May 21st.


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Located on Duval Street, with its party bars, restaurants, tacky souvenir shops, and lively atmosphere
For travelers seeking the touristy, lively Key West experience, this hotel's location doesn't get much better. Perched on the northern end of Duval Street, plenty of restaurants, bars, and entertainment options can be found directly outside the hotel's doors. The only catch is that it takes about 15 minutes to walk to the beach -- not a deal-breaker, but still something to consider.
The island is packed with an eclectic mix of nature preserves, party bars, and luxury hotels. Duval Street is the main artery of Old Town Key West, and is lined with restaurants, bars, and tacky souvenir shops boasting bright, ridiculous T-shirts. The town's popularity has Key West fans worried, as it's a hot spot for real estate buyers. Beaches are small, but nice, and the area is rather kitschy, but Key West has a certain lovable funk that keeps the tourists coming.
The Crowne Plaza is a National Historic Landmark dating to 1926, but today this mid-range chain is well past its prime, and lacks the charm of other historic hotels, like The Weatherstation Inn. The whole property is showing a bit of wear, and the 160 rooms are compact and frill-free (though white wicker chairs and honeycomb-tile bathroom floors do provide some classic charm). The best feature is, without a doubt, the location on lively Duval Street -- the main artery of Old Town Key West, lined with restaurants, shops, and bars. (It's a good 15-minute walk to the beach, though.) The rooftop deck is another highlight, with beautiful views of the ocean and the tops of palm trees dotting the landscape.
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Joplin, Mo. -- Both Missouri Southern men's and women's cross country teams have earned the Team Academic Award given by the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association, the group announced today.
To qualify as a USTFCCCA All-Academic Cross Country Team, the team must have a cumulative team GPA of 3.00 or better and have compiled a score (finished at least five runners) at their respective NCAA regional championship.
The Lions' women checked in with a 3.43 team GPA, which ranked fourth in the MIAA. Truman and Central Missouri tied for first with a 3.73 mark, while Pitt State had a 3.55 team GPA. Southern was at a 3.43, while Northwest Missouri (3.35), Fort Hays (3.33), and Southwest Baptist (3.10) rounded out the MIAA representatives on the list.
On the men's side, the Lions checked in with a 3.23 team GPA, which ranked third in the league. Truman had a 3.71 GPA, while Emproia State had a 3.26. Southern had a 3.23, while Central Missouri (3.22), Fort Hays (3.13) and Southwest Baptist (3.01) rounded out the MIAA teams on the list.


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WASHINGTON, May 16, 2005 Two Afghan soldiers died and another five were wounded May 14 when their vehicle hit a roadside bomb.
The wounded were evacuated to Kandahar Airfield.
Officials noted that experts determined that the improvised explosive device used to kill the soldiers was a landmine packed with additional explosives. Nearly 6 kilograms more of explosives were used in the attack, creating a crater more than two meters in diameter and nearly a meter deep.
"Our servicemembers work with, train with and live with Afghan security forces and the Afghan National Army every day," said Army Brig. Gen. James G. Champion, deputy commanding general for operations for Combined Joint Task Force 76. "An attack on them affects us all. Not only are the attackers killing the people charged with ensuring the safety and continued security of the Afghan people, but they are killing some of their own."
The Afghan forces were traveling in a routine convoy that detoured around a bridge through a dry creek bed, where it hit the mine.
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A citizen discovered one improvised explosive device along a road near Orgun-E containing nearly nine kilograms of plastic explosives. Two children led soldiers to the other IED's location, where it was buried with wires protruding along a road north of Salerno, officials said.
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"Nine kilograms of explosives could easily injure dozens of innocent people," said 1st Lt. Fidel Arvelo, executive officer for the Explosives Ordnance Disposal Control Team. "These devices are incredibly powerful and at the same time unstable. Insurgents use a variety of methods to detonate them, and they routinely put the lives of innocent Afghans at risk. It's not surprising that Afghans turn these devices in to Afghan National Police or coalition forces.
The rocket attack was avoided when a coalition patrol near the Pakistan border came across two rockets set to launch with a timer and aimed at a coalition base. The troops confiscated the timing device and destroyed the rockets.
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WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — The New Hanover County Planning Board voted unanimously Thursday to move forward with a proposed shopping center in the Porters Neck area.
After nearly four months of heated discussions and a petition signed by nearby residents against the project, the proposed Walmart Supercenter is one step closer to becoming a reality.
"We are a residential community that still has to deal with a Walmart in our backyard," said Cathy Clausen.
Clausen was just one of the many residents that showed up to voice their concerns about the new proposed shopping center.
"All that noise while we are sleeping is going to be a big issue for the neighborhood," said Clausen.
Thursday evening the board approved the proposed 250,000-swuare-foot shopping center will be located in the 8100 block of Market Street.
"Eventually there would be a development placed there. It could have been something a lot worse. Hopefully we are going to be good neighbors to them and they will be good neighbors to us," said Donald Caison.
Caison is not only a nearby resident, but was the original developer of Country Haven neighborhood.
Even though many of the neighborhood residents are not pleased with their potential new neighbors, the project's developer says this new shopping center will be great for the community.
"I think we are consistent of what the county is asking for and what the residents are asking for. There are always going to be some folks that are unhappy with it and we are not going to be able to change that," said David Horner.
Horner is a developer with Paramount Development Corporation of Myrtle Beach.
As part of their decision the planning board recommended that the developer build a sound barrier at the back of the proposed shopping center.
Now the board's recommendation will go before the New Hanover County Commissioners.
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