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See through the dark and gnarly.
Moonless nights and torrential thunderstorms make for spectacular photos, but they also mean you're out in the elements when it's pitch-black and Biblically wet. See your camera settings and then some with the Black Diamond Storm Headlamp. Complete redesigned, this feather-light headlamp puts the lighting level controls at your fingertip. PowerTap technology lets you dim the lights when the mood is right, or fully illuminate the situation, all with only your fingertip. Two red LED lights give you owl-like night vision. A lock mode lets you pack this lamp without burning through your batteries before you've left the house, and the strobe option turns your campsite into a rocking disco. Weighing in at 3.88 ounces, this rugged headlamp provides high-power lighting in a tougher-than-steel package.
- 1 QuadPower LED, 70m/50 hours, strobe and dimming modes
- 2 red night-vision SinglePower LEDs, 7m/36hr
- PowerTap adjustment
- Headband, removable
- IPX-7, waterproof up to 1 meter for 30 minutes
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Very nice headlamp
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Straight out of the box, the Black Diamond Storm lamp is easy to set up and the the different modes are not too hard to figure out. Maybe I do not use it often enough, but I do occasionally miss the mode I'm going for- such as going for red mode but changing the intensity of the main beam instead.
Comfort is okay- I find no issue with a hat or helmet but against the skin there is more movement than I expected while the strap is at a comfortable tension. I've also tried sleeping in a hammock with the light on since it leaves you a bit more vulnerable than you are in a tent, but it just isn't comfortable enough to pull off on warm nights. That shouldn't be an issue when it's colder and a beanie is needed.
Overall, I needed a good waterproof light for hiking, biking, and kayaking and I am happy with the purchase. I don't leave the trail head without it.
Dan Be, Gearhead
Light it up
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Anyone who spends a lot of time adventuring in the dark knows a good headlamp is crucial. This headlamp won't let you down.
The 160 lumen model is extremely bright, and works well on nights when the moon isn't shining, or in dark slot canyons where the sun never shines. This light is also fairly light weight, and is highly water resistant. Getting caught in a rain storm while finishing a late evening ride won't leave you without a light.
The controls on this light are easy to navigate, and you can easily access the different modes by clicking the button atop the light. If you are in the market for a well built, affordable, bright light then this is a great option.
Steve Joyce, Gearhead
Great lamp!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I've used the crap out of this lamp. I've had it for a good while and have put it through the wringer. I even almost lost it on the river but was able to fish it out after a few minutes of searching.. and its still as functional as ever!
Amazing. Once you figure it out.
This headlamp is stellar for the price. Very bright, and almost infinitely adjustable. That adjustability does come at a small price, however. There's really only two buttons on this thing; the main power button on top and the touch sensor on the side. These two serve as the only interface between you and about 10 different lighting modes. Once I got a handle on all of the different combinations of taps and holds for the separate functions I was extremely pleased. I especially like that you can set a custom brightness level (say... 40% power) and then switch back and forth between that and 100% with just one little tap.
Bright light, waterproof
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Great light, the bright setting is good and stong which is nice if on the go at night. It is heavier than some other headlamps but the adjustable lighting levels is worth it if you need to use it for looking around camp and spotting in the distance without blinding your friends. Plus it is very waterproof. If you plan on taking an extended trip though, be sure to bring extra batteries.
Liking the works....
Seems to be well made, like the features, It takes a little time to get use to the light setting, but not hard to figure out... Haven't put it to the test in the field yet.. But Liking the water proof feature and the head strap buckle as a screw tool for the battery compartment.... Over all, not bad....
Great headlamp
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I purchased this for my girlfriend to use during our backpacking trip through Big Bend.
It was:
-Adjustable (in brightness and the strap)
-Multi-faceted with the red, ambient, and beam light settings
-Lock-mode is extremely handy if you're prone to accidentally turn on your lamp on the drive out...
- FAR longer battery life then my headlamp which is another Black Diamond (Not sure the model, but it uses 3 AAA's) and uses 4 AAA's for power. For reference, my headlamp lasted for about a night and half, hers has lasted for two camping trips (>5 nights) and is still going strong.
- NERD ALERT: comes in an attractive Stormtrooper white color so if you drop it, its easier to spot!
Excellent headlamp with many features
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Used it for several days in Big Bend! Overall, it was an excellent headlamp.
- longer battery life (I have a previous version which uses 3 AAA instead of 4)
- Lots of functionality (Red light, dimmer, peripheral vs Spot)
- Good looking! I have the white one which reminds me of a Stormtrooper...
- LOCK FUNCTION! Super handy to prevent accidental use
- Red light is frightfully dim. I had issues actually doing anything with the red light. Maybe I'm blinder than most people?
Works perfect
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I've used this lamp a good deal of times, and I've been very satisfied. I've often been in a situation where I didn't plan to need a headlamp on the trail, but every situation I've used it I've been glad it's there. I've used it coming off of peaks in Northern Utah's Uintahs, in deep forest in the PNW, and once coming off of Zion NP's East Mesa with a suspected broken knee, and it's never failed me yet.
I do use it all the time in camp though, where the variable brightness really comes in handy. Definitely satisfied with my Storm.
My go to head lamp
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have quite a few head lamps, but this one is the best. At first it seemed to be a bit confusing to use and get the settings but after working with it for a few minutes I got it down to a science.
The beams are clean, the light can be bright, and I've used this alot, from night and morning climbs and hikes, to around the camp and for military use. It's very light weight, can't even tell. Strap is nice, batteries don't drain as much as others. Everything you can want.
No need to say anything else, hands down the best!
Andrew Brook, Gearhead
Great Headlamp!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I love this head lamp!
The last time a bought a head lamp was over 6 years ago. I thought this year might be the year to upgrade.
I mainly use this for early morning tours although it has proved useful under the car as well.
The strap is very comfortable. The different modes are great. The beam is focused and I love that it can run at either 75% or 100%. I hardly use the 100% beam. I wish the button was slightly larger though as it can be hard to find with ski gloves on.
James Pramick, Employee
Finicky Controls but Still Awesome!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
It's a little heavier than my previous headlamps, and the controls aren't super intuitive. But I don't mind geeking out with it for awhile and actually reading instructions, so that didn't bother me too much. And I do really like what those controls do. So give it a chance to get used to it. Its a great light!
Love it
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Its a great headlamp that I have used on several hikes and backpacking trips. I have used it in rain and no leaks. It is a little heavy and carrying the extra batteries adds up but I have not regrets. The red light option is great since it attracts less bugs.
Absolutely Love It
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
At first I was somewhat hesitant about spending $50 on a headlamp, but after using the Storm for a little while I'm stoked on the purchase and feel it was worth the price.
1. Bright Light! With a max output of 160 lumens the Storm is powerful. While I wouldn't say you can see clearly out to the listed max distance of 70 meters you can see eyes light up at least 70 meters out, maybe up to 100 meters.
2. Dimming/Powertap. Hold the button to dim the light. Whatever dim level you leave the light at will be set for the Powertap function. A tap of your fingertip on the side of the headlamp will switch between full power and your selected dim level, super convenient.
3. A double click of the button will switch to SinglePower (also dimmable), great for reading or not blinding your friends around the campsite.
4. Waterproof/Durable. Big selling point for me. If you get stuck in the elements at night or start your skin up the mountain early morning on a snowy day you can rely on the Storm to still light your way.
5. Lock Mode. Just hold the top button for a few seconds and the battery indicator light (which is a useful feature in itself) on the side will flash blue to indicate that the headlamp is locked. No more worries about the lamp turning on in your pack and draining the batteries.
6. The adjustment clip on the headstrap doubles as a key to open the battery compartment, a nice bit of attention to detail.
1. It's not the lightest headlamp out there but at 3.9 oz I'm fine with it.
2. There are a quite a few functions operated by just one button. Hold the button with light off and before it locks it will switch to red, hold with light off to switch back to normal light, double click for SinglePower light, triple click for strobe... it takes a moment to get used to but I think it's intuitive.
3. Again, at $50 it's not cheap.
Overall I highly recommend this product, it has every function you could want in a headlamp in a simple and rugged package.
Well thought out design
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I used this for night hiking, trips, finding junk in my car, and most recently mountain biking at Betasso in Boulder. It worked well enough as a night light for a 1.5 hour ride, and I can't remember when I last changed the batteries. Luckily, there is a nifty little LED that tell you battery life.
I think it takes people a while to figure out how to get through all the modes with one button, but I don't find it a problem to pick it up after 3 months of not using it and still get through all the functions. Albeit, I use spot for riding, flood for camping/cooking, and red if I night gaze. Flash I just don't use. The dimming capability is okay - I use high or low most.
It is a bit heavy. And takes a fleet (4) of AAAs. If you wanted to run with this, it feels heavy - like it might fall - but I haven't really had it fall down or angle down from bouncing.
Also, I leave the batteries in a lot (sin!) but find it hasn't caused corrosion or dead batteries so far. Certainly convenient!
Ooo, and the little thumb-screw that holds the back on is nice. No fussing around with a bad seal or damaged plastic from coin opening.
Love it!
I now own two Black Diamond headlamps, the Cosmo and the Storm. I had two minor complaints about the Cosmo - the proximity lighting beam was too focused, and the light would occasionally turn on while I was carrying it in my pack. Neither of those complaints is an issue with the Storm. The proximity beam is very diffuse, which makes it useful for close up tasks such as reading. The lockout mode basically eliminates any chance of the light coming on while in my pack.
I'm amazed that Black Diamond could pack so much functionality into a compact, single-button headlamp. The fact that it is all controlled with a single button makes it a little confusing at the start, but after a minute or two of using it the controls became intuitive for me.
Michaelsoft_, Employee
Best headlamp
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I've had several headlamps and this one compares to some of the more expensive ones I've used. The several settings and ability to dim, the super bright full powered setting and red light, all combine to make it fully functional and versatile. I also love that it locks so when I throw it in my bag I don't have to worry about it turning on and burning through the battery.
Ben Rabinowitz, Gearhead
Best in its class
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I love all the features you get with this headlamp: spot, flood, dimming, flashing, red light, lockout. It's great! Cycling through the different modes is a breeze and I find myself utilizing pretty much all of the features. (Except for the flashing because I luckily haven't been in an emergency situation *fingers crossed*)
I've used this for camping, hiking, climbing, reading in bed at night, changing a car tire, searching through my trunk, and just about everything in between. I've probably also used this around my house when I was too lazy to turn lights on. (I should probably re-evaluate my life). It's always performed perfectly and flawlessly.
For its class of headlamp (integrated batteries and non-reactive) I think this is the BEST headlamp you can buy. The only competitor are the new reactive headlamps from PETZL, but they are about twice the price.
Just remember to use the lockout feature (when off, hold down power for 7 seconds) to make sure it doesn't turn on in your bag!
Jeff Guest, Employee
Choprock Canyon - Escalante, UT 8-31-201
This canyon (and the recommendation of my friend) is the reason I bought the BD Storm headlamp. My Petzl Zipka is not waterproof so I ended up having to use the surrounding light from my friends headlamps and eventually using my iPhone light in a Lifeproof case for around 2 hours in a slot canyon. The dark area starts at 5:16 if you don't want to watch the whole video (even though it is an awesome canyoneering video!)
Jeff Guest, Employee
Not very intuitive...
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I bought this headlamp for canyoneering in wet canyons. Normally I keep a Petzl Zipka in my dry bag for those times when we need to hike out of a slot canyon in the dark (which has happened a few times). Sadly while the Zipka is really lightwight and small, it is not waterproof. I recently had an experience in Choprock Canyon where we were still in the canyon for 2 hours in the dark before we got to the last rappel. It was a very wet canyon with lots of splashing and very possible full submersing while dropping into a pool of water so I didn't want to risk getting my Zipka wet. My other friend had the BD Storm headlamp and had no worries at all. I ended up purchasing the Storm when we got back from our trip so I can be prepared for the next time I need a headlamp while still in the water.
I was disappointed on how non-intuative the button controls are. the main button on the top middle turns it on and off (half press does nothing). Holding down the middle button while on will dim the brightness from high to low to high. While holding down the middle button while off will will change to the red LED's. Holding the middle button while on will dim the brightness like mentioned above. Holding again while off will change back to white LED's. Touching the sensor button on the side will either alternate between dimming or brightening the white or red LED's. I much prefer the one button operation of cycling through brighnesses and red lights and holding down to turn off.
Overall This is the best light I've found for my intended purpose of a waterproof headlamp, but will definitely not be my regularly used go-to light for anything other than potential dark/wet slot canyon light. See my video review for the video where I did not have a waterproof headlamp and I ended up having to use my iPhone light in a Lifeproof case and the surrounding lights of my friends waterproof headlamps.
My friend had an older version of this light and said it was much more intuitive.


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Dear Mr. Hopgood:
My daughter's wedding was held at the DiamondHead on November 2nd (Pupino/Fleeson) and I must tell you that your staff was extraordinary in making sure their wedding weekend was perfect in every way. Each and every member of your staff certainly went the extra mile to make sure that all guests were treated royally and that the wedding was truly fit for a princess!
Some background into the planning of this wedding – the bride and groom live in NJ, and I am the only resident of Florida. Therefore, my husband and I did the legwork to find a location for their wedding. From the moment we started inquiring about booking the DiamondHead for the wedding last February – Kathy and Josh worked tirelessly providing 150% effort in helping us plan the PERFECT WEDDING!
There were hundreds (it seems) of phone calls and emails to Kathy and Josh with questions about the menu, accommodations, linens, alternate options in each wedding package, beach ceremony and choices, etc and EACH AND EVERY one of those emails and phone calls were handled professionally and promptly. It seemed that their mission in life was to help us plan the perfect wedding – AND THEY MORE THAN EXCEEDED OUR EXPECTATIONS!!!!
Initially my daughter was doing research for a beach wedding on the Internet. Some of the places she was interested in was the Hyatt Coconut Point and the Lovers Key Resort. My husband and I did go and meet with staff from both of those places and several others. In fact went to the Hyatt several times. Each and every time I came away with the feeling that the Hyatt's staff couldn't be bothered in helping with the details of this wedding, almost seemed annoyed with all of my questions for my daughter – unlike the DiamondHead staff!! I kept comparing everyone else to Kathy and Josh – who ALWAYS were so helpful and pleasant to deal with, and finally told my daughter – enough research, my choice for your wedding is THE DIAMONDHEAD!!!!
The month preceding the actual wedding I worked ENDLESSLY with Josh finalizing every little detail, many times changing back and forth our selections. EACH AND EVERY conversation or email with Josh he helped us make selections or gave advice on alternatives and options. I always came away feeling he was there for us, truly took pleasure in helping us to make this wedding memorable!!! Josh always made me feel like he was our own personal wedding consultant!
Additionally, Sunnie performed the beach ceremony – she was so helpful to the bride and groom in their vows selections. Again, this was all done long-distance, and Sunnie didn't meet them until the day before the wedding – it was a BEAUTIFUL ceremony, memorable in every way!!!!
During the cocktail hour and their sunset photo shoot, my daughter lost her engagement ring in the sand. When the groom came to get me and told me about it, by the time I arrived at the beach some of your waitstaff was already searching in the sand for the ring. The ALL were so helpful and genuinely concerned and when Marcel learned of what had happened he immediately contacted someone and within MINUTES Marcel had a metal detector and was helping us search the beach!!! This extra effort and self motivation on the part of Marcel and your waitstaff should NOT go unnoticed. It was truly appreciated by all of us!
The reception and dinner was truly extraordinary – everyone is still sending us feedback on the quality and service of all of your waitstaff. It seemed that every guest was individually cared for and their needs addressed with the attention you'd receive in a 5-star restaurant! Marcel and his staff are TRULY an asset to your corporation.
During our 3 day stay at the DiamondHead most of us spent a lot of time at the pool area. Cheryl was always there with drinks and anything else we desired. Additionally, she was more than just a server – she was delightful in every way!! She truly helped everyone relax after a trying few months in finalizing the details of this wedding!!
I'm am so sorry for the length of this letter, and I still could go on and on – but I had to commend your entire staff in MORE than exceeding our expectations for this PERFECT WEDDING!!!
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craft shopping and sewing with my mumReplyDelete
my toddler being a complete angel
new handmade green knitted scarf
gingerbread chocolate hearts
snail mail from a friend
oh i love your blog.ReplyDelete
crochetting...it relaxes me
spending time with my boyfriend
talking to my mother
driving around looking at deer...they are just so pretty.
laying around with the husband and kittiesReplyDelete
homecooked meals
sound of rain on the roof
such a beautiful blog! I spent the weekend enjoying family time, it does not get much better than that!ReplyDelete
my son's funninessReplyDelete
family dinner, meeting my cousins new love
fire blazing in the fireplace
my blog recieving a little award
new word, "stupid cool"
snow days<3ReplyDelete
movie nights
having the whole gang over
making new friends
I love this post! So happy :)ReplyDelete
not a lot made me smile this weekend, unfortunately. I had a crappy one :( But hey, there's always next weekend, right?
a good distiguish in french and english by cambridge UNI.ReplyDelete
the about 10 new followers I got.
my sales bought.
my mum
The Giants are playing in the Super Bowl... I don't think I will stop smiling this whole week! :DReplyDelete
- Finally some snow!ReplyDelete
- Quiet breakfast with the hubby (homemade pecan pumpkin waffles - mmm yum!)
- Made a "bowl" in the snow on the deck, filled it with bird seed & watched the birdies feast :)
- Discovered a fabulous new restaurant!
- Sledding (fun!)
- Go Giants! Super Bowl bound!
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I love your outtake picture!ReplyDelete
My awesome weekend contained:
:: laughs with dad
:: laughs at my dog
:: anatomy & physiology (no, not with my husband..I was studying, dirty mind!)
:: filet mignon and a subtle pinot grigio for my husbands 40th
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Love this! I smiled because:ReplyDelete
-My roommates and I made cookies
-I got to see dinner with my man.
-Experienced my last sorority initiation!
Have a great week! xo
making breakfast with my husbandReplyDelete
my puppy in the bathtub
dinner with friends
♥ sécia
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this sounds like so much fun!
Being snowed in with my baby brother and fiance :)ReplyDelete
A few new projects and a few new blog/twitter friends I made!ReplyDelete
Love the outtake photo :).
*Getting 100% on my Mycology quiz todayReplyDelete
*talking to my love first thing this morning (not a fan of the hundreds of miles between us... miss that man too much)
PS. Love that last picture doll!
My husband made me smile this weekend... for a whole lot of reasons. :)ReplyDelete
You should have sore cheeks from all that smiling ;)ReplyDelete
The things that made me smile this weekend... I spoke to my two best friends for the first time in months, I started planning my son's 5th birthday party and we snuck in a nice relaxing swim/float at the beach!
I adore the last photo in your post :) Have a fantastic week xx Riss
that last image is so very beautiful and endearing girl! soft snowfall, lunch with girlfriends, art museums, and project runway reruns are making me happy today :)ReplyDelete
xo TJ
Making a pretty sequin laptop case for myself, Spending all day with my cute boyfriend, and getting a free family ticket to a nearby museum!ReplyDelete
this post and YOU made me smile, friend. :)ReplyDelete
The biggest thing to make me smile was having my mom buy me a pair of kick-ass Dr. Marten boots and a new purse..because I have no winter boots(slipped and fell walking in the snow the other day, boo-urns), the purse I have been using for 2years broke last week (have been using a reusable grocery bag to carry my Diabetic supplies & personal items around), and I am dirt broke because my boyfriend and I are trying to move our asses to another city.ReplyDelete
Definitely is still making me smile.
What's made me smile is having two extra days off this week (lunar new year) to spend sleeping in with the hubby and our furry babies :)ReplyDelete
I love that outtake pic. so sweet!...oh and reading this post also made me smile.
That picture is hilarious!ReplyDelete
I am so excited for you as you start to plan your wedding!
I love your blog, I'm so glad that I found it. :) Keep up the good work!ReplyDelete
Finding good deals, relaxing at home, talking with my boyfriend who's away, and watching the new Miyazaki film all made me smile this weekend.
What made me smile...ReplyDelete
Discovering a new (to me) show in Netflix - The Walking Dead!
ok, that banana photo is hilarious. boy, holding banana, kissing...yah...bahaha. Love it!ReplyDelete


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With its tight deadline, the latest $15 million state grant to transform school districts into community centers is unlikely to help any north country schools, local officials say.
Its not just one grant, either. Jefferson-Lewis and St. Lawrence-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services superintendents see this as a trend with the current administration in Albany.
In general, grants coming from the state seem to look like this, said St. Lawrence-Lewis BOCES Superintendent Thomas R. Burns.
The grant, announced Aug. 26, advertises that it will align education, health and social services for 30 high-need schools across the state.
The State is empowering schools in distressed communities to give students extra help through health care services, family counseling and employment assistance, all of which will strengthen our neighborhoods and give students in those areas additional support, both in and out of the classroom, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said in a news release.
Mr. Burns said that as school districts adjust to the new school year and the mountain of mandates they face, the Sept. 18 application deadline does not give poor, rural schools enough time to compete with larger schools that have grant-application writers on staff.
It doesnt look as favorable to us as the governors press release might indicate, Mr. Burns said, noting that the grant seems geared toward urban schools.
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- § 3281. Commissioned officer grades
- § 3282. General officers: title of office
- § 3283. Commissioned officers: appointment without specification of branch; transfer between branches
- [§§ 3284 to 3300. Repealed.]
- [§§ 3302, 3303. Repealed.]
- [§ 3304. Repealed.]
- [§§ 3305 to 3309. Repealed.]
- § 3310. Warrant officers: original appointment; qualifications
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- [§§ 3312 to 3314. Repealed.]
1980—Pub. L. 96–513, title V, § 502(8),Dec. 12, 1980, 94 Stat. 2909, struck out items 3284 "Commissioned officers: appointment, how made", 3285 "Commissioned officers: original appointment; qualifications", 3286 "Commissioned officers: original appointment; age limitations", 3287 "Commissioned officers: original appointment; service credit", 3288 "Commissioned officers: original appointment; determination of grade", 3289 "Commissioned officers; Medical Corps: original appointment; professional examination", 3290 "Commissioned officers; Medical Service Corps: original appointment; additional qualifications, grade", 3291 "Commissioned officers: Army Nurse Corps and Army Medical Specialist Corps: original appointment; additional qualifications, grade", 3292 "Commissioned officers; Judge Advocate General's Corps: original appointment; additional qualifications, grade", 3293 "Commissioned officers; Chaplains: original appointment; examination", 3294 "Commissioned officers; Medical and Dental Corps: original appointment", 3295 "Commissioned officers: original appointment; determination of place on promotion list", 3296 "Promotion lists: promotion-list officer defined; determination of place upon transfer or promotion", 3297 "Selection boards", 3298 "Commissioned officers: promotion to first lieutenant; effect of failure of promotion", 3299 "Commissioned officers: promotion to captain, major, or lieutenant colonel", 3300 "Commissioned officers: promotion to captain, major, or lieutenant colonel; selection board procedure", 3302 "Commissioned officers: Medical, Dental, and Veterinary Corps: promotion to captain, major, or lieutenant colonel; professional examination", 3303 "Commissioned officers: effect of failure of promotion to captain, major, or lieutenant colonel", 3305 "Commissioned officers: promotion to colonel", 3306 "Commissioned officers: promotion to brigadier general", 3307 "Commissioned officers: promotion to major general", 3308 "Commissioned officers: effect of removal from recommended list by President or failure of confirmation by Senate", 3309 "Commissioned officers: physical examination for promotion", 3312 "Officers: acceptance of promotion", 3313 "Suspension of laws for promotion or mandatory retirement or separation during war or emergency", and 3314 "Commissioned officers: promotion not to be delayed by another appointment".
1978—Pub. L. 95–485, title VIII, § 820(d)(5),Oct. 20, 1978, 92 Stat. 1627, struck out item 3311 "Officers: female; limitations on appointment".
1967—Pub. L. 90–130, § 1(10)(C), (E),Nov. 8, 1967, 81 Stat. 375, struck out item 3304 "Commissioned officers; Army Nurse Corps and Army Medical Specialist: promotion to lieutenant colonel or colonel", and struck out "other than officers in Army Nurse Corps and Army Medical Specialist Corps" after "Commissioned officers" in item 3305.
1958—Pub. L. 85–861, § 1(79)(B),Sept. 2, 1958, 72 Stat. 1468, added item 3314.
1957—Pub. L. 85–155, title I, § 101(9), (15), (17),Aug. 21, 1957, 71 Stat. 377, 379, substituted "Army Medical Specialist Corps" for "Women's Medical Specialist Corps" in item 3291, "Army Medical Specialist" for "Women's Medical Specialist Corps" and "promotion to lieutenant colonel or colonel" for "promotion to first lieutenant, captain, major, or lieutenant colonel" in item 3304, and "Commissioned officers other than officers in Army Nurse Corps and Army Medical Specialist Corps" for "Commissioned officers" in item 3305.
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Was 2012 the hottest year on record for the United States? And if so, does that offer any proof for the theory of anthropogenic (human-caused) global warming, or AGW? Happily, the answers to those questions are "no" and "no."
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The average temperature for 2012 was 55.3 degrees Fahrenheit, 3.2 degrees above normal and a full degree higher than the previous warmest year recorded — 1998 — NOAA said in its report Tuesday. All 48 states in the contiguous U.S. had above-average annual temperatures last year, including 19 that broke annual records, from Connecticut through Utah.
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"The unprecedented warm weather wasn't contained to the United States," the NBC report continued, a little further on. "A corresponding rise in global temperatures," it further claimed, "prompted the World Meteorological Organization to call the rate at which the Arctic sea ice was melting 'alarming' in its Nov. 28, 2012, report."
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Authorities are searching for two young girls who may have fled a house fire in a pickup truck early Saturday morning.
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Price City Fire Chief Paul Bedont said the city will be using the Durrant lot from 9 p.m. to midnight Tuesday night to allow citizens to shoot off fireworks in a controlled environment as it was on the Fourth of July.
There are a few changes this time around. Due to the amount of families with ground fireworks and those with aerial fireworks, Bedont said the Durrant lot would be sectioned off with an area specifically for those with aerial fireworks on the east side of the lot. The south side of the lot would be used for families and fireworks including sparklers and those of a ground variety.
Bedont cautioned that the city and county will be on the lookout for those shooting off fireworks in other areas. Someone caught shooting off fireworks could be given a warning or up to a Class B misdemeanor.
Another change for tonight's event is that the city will not be providing portable toilets due to costs, Bedont said.


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April 9, 2010 I took this photograph from our house in Tulalip, WA. We live on Possession Sound. The clouds in the sunset look like an eagle in flight. Earlier in the afternoon, I took a picture of a soaring eagle over our house. Weather conditions at the time were sunny and 50 degrees.
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High-Voltage Inductor, For Cost and Downtime SavingsSeptember 11, 2002 10:07 am
Perkin Elmer Corp. is a Norwalk, CT-based manufacturer of life-science systems and analytical instruments. Among other products, the company's Optoelectronics business produces thyratrons, fast acting, high-energy switches capable of operations up to 20 kA and 75 kV. They are typically used in applications such as gas laser, radar, and other modulator applications.
Safety Practices in High-Risk IndustriesSeptember 11, 2002 10:07 am | by Nancy Syverson
Dangerous jobs challenge safety experts in extraordinary ways. Here's how professionals in some of the nation's most dangerous jobs keep the focus on safety in their daily routines. Safety experts stress that accidents are not random occurrences. They happen for a reason, usually resulting from interactions among people, machines and their environments.
Plenty to Consider When Choosing the Proper Cord GripAugust 12, 2002 8:18 am | by Mark Sweeney, Vice President of Sales and Marketing,Remke Industries
Used in both industrial and commercial facilities, cord grips provide the means for passing cord or cable into an enclosure, through a bulkhead, or into a control device such as a switch. Grips prevent cable pull-out or premature fatigue because they secure the cable where it enters the enclosure, or where it terminates into a hardwired application.
Automated Powder-Unloading System Speeds Blending Process for Chocolate MakerAugust 12, 2002 8:11 am
When Forbes Chocolate introduced an automated bulk-bag discharger at its Cleveland, OH-based plant, it was able to introduce into three ribbon blenders up to one-third more cocoa powder per shift than previous manual dumping of 50-lb. bags. The change, enabled by equipment purchased from Flexicon Corp.
Trends in Facilities Maintenance: Tight Budgets, New SolutionsAugust 12, 2002 8:11 am | by Gabriella Jacobs, Contributor
As budgets shrink in both manufacturing and non-manufacturing sectors, facility maintenance professionals have found new ways to cope. Do more with less. That theme has been echoing across the business world for some time now, and it's particularly resounding for facility managers. But as budget belts tighten, requirements and requests for high-quality maintenance remain.
Best Practices: Rohm and Haas Company: Manufacturing Excellence One Step at a TimeJuly 12, 2002 11:30 am | by Rick Carter, Editor-in-Chief
With the help of company veterans like Dave Rosenthal and others, the Philadelphia-based maker of specialty chemicals has embarked on a manufacturing-excellence initiative tailored to the unique needs of its worldwide businesses. Credited for increasing capacity and reducing costs, it has helped transform a solid, old-line company into a streamlined, world-class supplier.
Seven Steps to Pressure-Gauge SelectionJuly 11, 2002 10:22 am | by Richard Jankura, Engineering Manager, Dresser Instrument
Pressure gauges have been a reliable source of accurate pressure measurement for more than 100 years. The operation and design of pressure gauges dates back to the mid 1800s when Eugene Bourdon invented the Bourdon tube. This same principle is used today, albeit with enhancements to last longer and resist corrosion.
Corrosion-Proof Components Extend Bearing Life Under Food Manufacturer's Harsh ConditionsJuly 11, 2002 10:14 am
In the food industry, moisture and harsh cleaning solutions are part of everyday life, and corrosion is a production manager's nightmare. It can cause bearing failure, necessitate unplanned maintenance and, depending on where the failure occurs, shut down an entire line, resulting in costly downtime and serious disruptions to operations.
Monitor Power Usage for Predictive MaintenanceJune 10, 2002 9:14 am | by Rich Harwell, Automation Product Line Manager Cutler Hammer
Unplanned shutdowns and downtime continue to be among the largest avoidable costs to manufacturing. In process industries, downtime frequently leaves material useless when the production process is shut down mid-stream. These shutdowns may never be completely avoidable, but new technologies can help minimize their occurrence and their impact on manufacturing.
Is Power's Next Generation On-Site?June 10, 2002 9:10 am | by Clint "Jito" Coleman, Contributor
As power interruption becomes less tolerable to manufacturers, the option of generating efficient back-up power at the point of use begins to make sense. The benefits are many. Industry's electric-power needs are not as simple as they once were. In today's manufacturing and processing plants, where systems are almost completely operated by computers, plant managers face more complex concerns regarding the power that fuels their facilities.
EAM Software on the Web: Architected or Enabled?May 6, 2002 8:27 am | by Kevin Kling,Director of Sales Support, Indus International
Technology trends are often hard to understand partly because technology vendors spend millions of marketing dollars touting their version of the trend as the best. The current interest in EAM software designed to leverage the Web is no exception. Many software vendors claim their application is either Web-architected or Web-enabled, but what does that mean? Why is it important to you? Web-enabled Web-enabled software comes in many forms.
AC Motor and Motor Drive Technology Retrofit Boosts Production Efficiency at Wire Manufacturing FacilityMay 6, 2002 8:21 am
Judd Wire, Inc., the extrusion and cabling subsidiary of Sumitomo Electric USA has retrofit its production lines utilizing AC motor and motor drive technology. Headquartered in Turners Falls, MA Judd manufactures automotive-, electronic hook-up-, aircraft-, and coaxial-cable-wire at its 200,000 square-foot production site in San Marcos, CA.
The Chemical Industry: Striving for World-Class Safety, CleanlinessMay 6, 2002 8:20 am | by Joy LePree, Contributing Editor
Members of a tough industry with a spotty reputation, chemical manufacturers are working to adapt world-class production practices and create safe, environmentally conscious workplaces. The business of manufacturing chemicals doesn't come easy. There's the inherent danger of the materials produced and the danger of those used to produce them; there are the stringent environmental regulations; and there's the NIMBY (not-in-my-back-yard) factor.
How to Optimize Equipment-Condition InformationApril 3, 2002 6:22 am | by John B. Kalanik, president InStep Software and Walter Walejeski, General Manager Diagnostic Technologies & Associates, Inc.
In any manufacturing environment, the optimization of equipment assets is essential to increasing profits. To perform this optimization, plants require timely access to integrated data. The costs associated with data integration have traditionally prevented many plants from moving to this optimization level.
Large-Diameter Fans Meet Manufacturer's Cooling NeedsApril 3, 2002 6:16 am
One of nine, 20-ft.-diameter, slow-speed cooling fans Plasti-Line, Inc., installed at its 82,500-sq.-ft. facility in Columbia, SC. When summer arrives and temperatures rise in U.S. industrial facilities, productivity can plummet. A Columbia, SC, manufacturer recently took a hard look at the impact hot weather was having on its ability to maintain production levels and product quality.
The Coast Guard Goes GreenApril 3, 2002 6:16 am | by Rick Carter, Editor-in-Chief
The 103-year-old Baltimore-based Coast Guard Yard became the first shipyard in the nation to obtain ISO 14001 EMS certification two years ago. Here's how a veteran staff made it happen. Anyone who has done it can testify that obtaining ISO 14001 certification for an industrial operation is not easy.
New ISO 9000 Standards Raise the BarMarch 11, 2002 10:53 am | by Mike Delpha, Vice President, Operations Prism eSolutions, Blue Bell, PA
The countdown has begun for all ISO-certified organizations to meet a December 15, 2003, deadline for compliance with the upgraded ISO 9000 standards. The Switzerland-based International Organization for Standardization (ISO) introduced its ISO 9001:2000 upgrade in December 2000. The goal was to produce standards that are more customer-centric, require greater management involvement and, most important, enforce the long-term ISO goal of continuous improvement.
Understanding Corrosion and How to Protect Against ItMarch 11, 2002 5:35 am | by Roy Carlsten Manager, Technical/Support Services, Rust-Oleum Corp.
Each year corroded machinery, buildings and equipment cost American industry an estimated $7 billion. Corrosion is a costly problem. But by understanding its root causes, effective steps can be taken to prevent and combat it.
Two-Level Storage Solution Maximizes Manufacturer's Stockroom SpaceMarch 11, 2002 5:13 am
Prior to a redesign, Osram Sylvania's tool/spare parts stockroom included items stored on commercial shelves, racks, pegboards and on the floor. For more than 100 years, Osram Sylvania has provided high-quality lighting products for applications such as general lighting, precision materials and components, electronic control systems and automotive.
The Economics of Modern ManufacturingMarch 11, 2002 5:12 am | by Nancy Syverson, Managing Editor
Manufacturing in 2002 differs significantly from one year ago, and dramatically from five years ago. The extraordinary events of the past year have created a unique manufacturing environment, replete with new challenges and uncertain pitfalls. In November 2001, the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), a private, non-profit tracking group composed of academic economists from Harvard, Stanford and other universities, made official what everyone had already suspected: The country was in a recession and had been since March.


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EDMOND — The pastor of a Southern Baptist megachurch has written a book aimed at helping people overcome idolatry.
Edmond pastor tells of the perils of modern-day idolatry
The Rev. Dennis Newkirk has been senior pastor of Henderson Hills Baptist Church, 1200 E Interstate 35 Frontage Road, since 1992. He discusses his new book "No Gods But God: Confronting Modern-Day Idolatry (CrossBooks, $24.99)" in this question-and-answer format.
Q: What is the general premise of your new book "No Gods But God"?
A: The number one problem mentioned in the Old Testament is idolatry. No question about it, it's idolatry. In the New Testament, the number one problem mentioned is idolatry, but in the New Testament, there's a different word that's used for it — lust — which could be lust for anything. It's the desire to put something or someone in the place God should have in your life. I think most of us, when we think of idolatry, we think of some pagan religion, some stone-age people or remote Pacific Island or those types of things, but idolatry is alive and well and doing just fine in the United States right now and here in Oklahoma is not an exception to that.
Our idolatry isn't made so much of wood and stone, but people can become idols to us, our families can become idols to us. Our work, our possessions, our car ... you can just go down the list of things that can become idols to us, in that we are desiring something within Creation more than the Creator and we have a willingness to serve those things more than we serve the Creator. Or another way to put it is we are willing to disobey God in order to please or have the idol. So the story of the Bible becomes, in part, a story of God's desire for us to have "No Gods but God."
Q: Why did you write the book at this particular time?
A: Years ago, I was involved in something that was really life-changing. I frequently spoke at our church's student summer camp in Colorado. That particular year, I came with a complete set of summer messages that I had prepared. The first night of the camp, I really sensed the Lord speaking to me to dump everything that I had done and to talk instead about the problem of idolatry and having no gods but God. I didn't put it in those terms but that was what it was about.
We hear about revivals that come and go and there have been revivals that shaped the course of history. By revival, I don't just mean people coming to Christ, I mean a renewal of our affections for God and the demonstration of the power of God among the people of God. Those kinds of great and mighty expressions of God came to that camp that week, unlike anything that I've ever seen in going on 40 years of ministry. ... Kids were calling back home and setting things right with their parents and there was deep personal repentance and a commitment to prayer unlike anything I've ever seen and people being saved. From there that was brought back from the students to our church and the impact was just phenomenal. In fact, the church grew so much we ended up having to relocate to this place (current location off I-35 and 15th Street).
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The people and objects we turn into idols are not necessarily bad or evil. We can turn perfectly good things into idols simply by wanting them too much."
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Reducing Heavy Drinking to Optimize HIV/AIDS Treatment and Prevention (DAWN)
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This is a double-blind placebo-controlled study to evaluate the effect of Naltrexone (NTX) and counseling on highly active antiretroviral treatment (HAART) medication adherence in a cohort of HIV-infected patients who report heavy drinking, or meet criteria for alcohol abuse and/or dependence, and inadequate (< 95%) HAART adherence. All patients will receive a behavioral intervention, termed Medical Management/Medication Coaching or MM/MC. MM/MC incorporates the behavioral platform Medical Management (MM) from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA)-funded COMBINE Study to reduce heavy alcohol use with Medication Coaching (MC), a manualized treatment designed to improve HAART medication adherence in HIV-infected patients with substance use disorders.
Reduction in Heavy Drinking in Patients With HIV
Drug: Naltrexone
Other: Placebo + Medication Management/Medication Coaching
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|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|Reducing Heavy Drinking to Optimize HIV/AIDS Treatment and Prevention
- To compare the efficacy of NTX +MM/MC versus placebo +MM/MC on adherence to HAART. [ Time Frame: One year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]NTX +MM/MC will lead to improved adherence to HAART when compared to placebo + MM/MC.
- To compare the efficacy of NTX +MM/MC versus placebo +MM/MC in reducing days of heavy drinking. [ Time Frame: One year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]NTX +MM/MC will lead to greater reductions in the number of days of heavy drinking when compared to placebo + MM/MC.
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|Study Start Date:
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|Estimated Study Completion Date:
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|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|November 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Active Comparator: NTX + MM/MC
Naltrexone + Medical Management/Medication Coaching
Drug: Naltrexone
NTX arm will receive monthly extended release NTX doses at 380mg (4 mL), administered as an intramuscular gluteal injection at 4-week intervals.
Other Name: Vivitrol
Placebo Comparator: Placebo + MM/MC
Placebo plus Medical Management/Medication Coaching
Other: Placebo + Medication Management/Medication Coaching
Placebo + Medication Management/Medication Coaching
|Ages Eligible for Study:
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Be HIV-infected.
- Currently be prescribed HAART medication or be eligible to receive HAART medication.
- Report less than 95% adherence to their HAART medication.
- Report heavy drinking 4 or more times in the past 4 weeks, or meet current criteria for alcohol abuse or dependence. Heavy drinking is defined as 4 or more drinks for women and 5 or more drinks for men on one occasion.
- Be at least 18 years old.
- Be able to understand English and provide informed consent.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Be psychotic or severely psychiatrically disabled.
- Be currently enrolled in formal treatment for alcohol (excluding self-help, e.g. Alcoholics Anonymous)
- Have medical conditions that would preclude completing or be of harm during the course of the study.
- Have laboratory or clinical evidence of significant liver dysfunction (alanine aminotransferase (ALT) or aspartate aminotransferase (AST) greater than 5 times the upper limit of the normal range) or cirrhosis with a Child-Pugh classification greater than A or B.
- Have a known contraindication to NTX therapy (e.g. requiring opioid medication for pain).
Be pregnant, nursing or unable to use an effective method of birth control (women).
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01227044
|Contact: Cheryl M Danton, MHS
|Contact: Orli Florsheim, BA
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|VACT Healthcare System
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|New Haven, Connecticut, United States, 06510
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|Principal Investigator:
|Lynn E Sullivan (Fiellin), MD
|Yale University
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|Lynn E. Fiellin, Associate Professor, Yale University
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|NCT01227044 History of Changes
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|October 20, 2010
|Last Updated:
|February 19, 2015
|Health Authority:
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Keywords provided by Yale University:
Substance Abuse Counseling
Adherence (medication)
Alcohol Abuse
Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy (HAART)
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Central Nervous System Agents
Narcotic Antagonists
Peripheral Nervous System Agents
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Sensory System Agents
Therapeutic Uses
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Can you identify these mammals that make their homes at Weldon Springs?
Match these animals with the descriptions above:
(Answers: 1-vole, 2-eastern cottontail rabbit, 3-beaver, 4-mole, 5-bat, 6-opossum, 7-muskrat, 8-whitetail deer, 9-raccoon, 10-weasel, 11-skunk, 12-fox squirrel, 13-red fox)
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Can you find these bird words?
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Fish are animals which:
Unscramble these letters to learn the names of some of Weldon Springs� reptiles, amphibians and fish.
(Answers: catfish, largemouth bass, leopard frog, crappie, garter snake, snapping turtle, blue gill, bull frog, spring peeper, bullhead)


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Remember the Idiot With the Stun Gun? Yeah, He Got Probation.
Leroy McKelvey, a South Carolina resident, was at the [Jets] season opener against the Cowboys at MetLife Stadium last Sept. 11 when other fans began arguing with him over his decision to remain seated during the national anthem.
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PB ALL-ACCESS: Bridgeport Team MeetingSound Tigers 2, Worcester 1
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Friday night, The Arena at Harbor Yard – With three games in three nights – and four in five – the Sound Tigers coaching staff is careful not to crush their players with video. Tonight, head coach Jack Capuano takes measures to bring his pre-game video session in under five minutes. He even brings a stop-watch with him.
Capuano and assistants Pat Bingham and Matt Bertani enter the Bridgeport dressing room at 5:30 pm sharp. In 90 minutes, the Sound Tigers have a game with playoff-seeding implications against Worcester. Over five minutes of video, Capuano provides non-stop narration on the Sharks' tendencies in the following:
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Worcester utilizes a 1-2-2 forecheck. "You don't want to play catch," Capuano tells his defensemen. "Once you go D-to-D, we've got problems. You don't want to go East-West and let them get into their trap."
Every 30 seconds or so, Capuano punctuates some basic commentary with forceful directions.
"When that happens, everybody get to the net"!
"Watch how fast that winger gets out! Be aware of that"!
"Stay on their D. Force 'em! Force em!"
Capuano refers to one of the Sound Tigers' forechecks as "our Islanders forecheck." In pointing out a Sharks defenseman with a tendency for turnovers, the coach says, "He'll fumblef–ks the puck a lot."
It's a spirited, fast-paced session, hours and hours of work by the coaching staff boiled down to five minutes. Maybe not everything goes to form – this is hockey, after all – but the Sound Tigers defeat Worcester, 2-1 on goals by Junior Lessard and James Sexsmith and 37 saves by Nathan Lawson. Bridgeport improves its record to 42-20-3-5 and takes a one-point lead over Hershey at the top of the Eastern Conference standings.
After a night's sleep, the coaches and players get ready to do it all over again for Providence on Saturday and Portland on Sunday.