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With parts of Alabama suffering an exceptional drought, Riley issued a proclamation today declaring June 30th through July 7th as "Days of Prayer for Rain." He asked citizens to pray individually and in their houses of worship.
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Here's how RW members rated this race (251 votes).
In short: Seriously tough race but what an eventIn full: Fantastic event. Great atmosphere from all the excellent marshals. Great camaraderie from all the runners as everyone seems to know what a tough challenge this is. Main objective, finish! Don't even think about a target time. That said, great course, great views (if you can pick your head at the start), great support up that final hill. Organisation was superb. I'll deffo be back next yearDate of review: January 18, 2015
In short: Mudtastic!In full: A great race: lots of support, first class marshalling with a real variety of terrain. My favourite parts were the beginning and the end, sliding round the mudpit that was Hadleigh Park. The last mile was seriously tough: all uphill, with what can only be described as a mud wall in the final 200m! The middle section of the race was pretty flat, mostly along grass or gravel/rock track with the occasional stretch on pavement. Particularly grateful for the frequent jelly baby stations. Thoroughly recommended.Date of review: January 18, 2015
In short: A challenge, whatever your level, but a great feeling of achievement (and total exhaustion) at the endDate of review: January 23, 2014
In short: awsomeDate of review: January 23, 2014
In short: Really muddy but really fun! In full: I think the most enjoyable event I have taken part in for a number of reasons.1. Really well organised with marshalls positioned very frequently along the whole course. 2. Challenging course made the race more about finishing rather than trying to achieve a set time so for me that made things more relaxed and enjoyable. 3. Great selection of cakes and rolls at the end, if only more events were like this! Date of review: January 23, 2014
In short: Insane Hills. Insame Mud. Insanely good fun.In full: Have variously heard this described as 'brutal', 'epic' and 'hellish'. It is all of those things and much much. This was probably both the most challenging and the most fun running event I have ever taken part in. I'll be back next year for more of the same. Perhaps the best word, then, is 'Superb'! Date of review: January 23, 2014
In short: Tough, Muddy, Hilly, Fun!In full: This is a great event that is well organised by Benfleet running club. The organisation is impressive, and the marshalls are fantastic offering great support and encouragement along the route.But, this is a tough course with a number of steep hilly sections, and due to the wet winter there was lots of mud and waterlogged grassy areas.Don't let that put you off, whilst it is tough it is very enjoyable and leaves you with a great sense of achivement upon finishing.Date of review: January 22, 2014
In short: Brutal but still buzzing!In full: Wow, crossing the line at the B15 was one of my most proudest moments! Like soldiers in battle anyone who was there will just know what we ran through, hailed as tougher than a marathon, if you do this you're hardcore! Date of review: January 22, 2014
In short: Epic race with killer finishIn full: What a great race! Excellent organization, fantastic marshals, challenging but fun coursse. It was my second B15, this time in completely different conditions to last year's snow, but I loved every mile. Just the right mix of terrain, lots of mud, tough hills, and a few flat sections to catch a breather (or overtake a few runners in front:-)). Be warned, the last mile is a killer, constant climb, some of it in slippery mud. Definitely a firm fixture in my yearly racing calendar! Date of review: January 21, 2014
In short: An amazing challenge! Well worth it!In full: I have seldom found crossing a finish line so satisfying! This race was an incredible challenge with lots of tough hills, a final mile that had to be experienced to be believed and more mud than I thought was possible!Organisation seemed very good, excellent marshaling and drink stations round the course and a really nice finisher t-shirt.It's probably the hardest race I've ever tried...and I can't wait to try it again next year!Date of review: January 21, 2014
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Jamie McDonald's cousin Kev Brady battles -10C 2,000 mile canoe paddle
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AS Jamie McDonald battles the Canadian cold in his charity 5,000 mile run, his cousin Kev Brady is facing equal hardship more than 2,000 miles away as he paddles the length of the Mississippi River.
Both Gloucester men are raising money for the Pied Piper Appeal to help sick children at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital.
On New Year's Day, Kev arrived in Memphis, Tennessee - 1,600 miles into his 2,350 mile paddle.
He started out from Lake Itasca in Minnesota, the source of the great river in September, and aims to arrive in the Gulf of Mexico sometime next month.
Kev is on his own, and paddling the dangerous waters in a 17-foot aluminium canoe called Orca.
He hopes to raise £2,000 for the charity.
Kev said: "During the past two weeks I have seen ice in the river and temperatures down to -10C.
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"If I fall in the water, I will have no more than 10 minutes before I get hypothermia.
"I told them I'm wearing a wetsuit and have a fire starting kit readily accessible if that were to happen.
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"On Christmas Day I had a long day fighting a head wind and my food had frozen.
"My Christmas lunch was spent floating along eating a frozen carrot. I had a crazy moment of hysterical laughter when doing this, there's no question the loneliness is getting to me.
"During the day I am constantly on watch for huge barges.
"Some of them can be pushing as many as 60 massive containers, hundreds of metres long.
"Most nights are spent camping out on sandbars in subzero temperatures, sometimes covered in snow, but it's absolutely stunning and there's so much driftwood to burn I always have a cracking bonfire to keep warm.
"The river is at flood level now and is flowing very fast, I regularly see huge trees floating down with me.
"Despite the added danger, I'm loving the extra miles every day.
"And everyday brings me closer to the Gulf. It's tough getting up in the cold dark every morning, putting on the damp wetsuit and getting in the canoe, but the thought of raising money for the sick children of Gloucester drives me on."
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Adrian Peterson's lawyer continued to go on the offensive on Tuesday afternoon.
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Specifically, Hardin said the doctor examined bruises over one of Peterson's eyes suffered during the altercation and that Peterson's shoulders were wrenched as well.
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Hartwick's Cody Presents Fifth Installment in Faculty Lecture SeriesFebruary 13, 2014
Hartwick College Babcock Professor of English Dr. David Cody will present a talk titled "'One last and horrible scream': Hawthorne's Science Fictions" during the fifth lecture of the 2013-14 Faculty Lecture Series. The event will take place on Wednesday, February 19 at 12:30 p.m. in Bresee Hall's Eaton Lounge. The lecture is free and the public is invited to attend.
Like his contemporaries Edgar Allan Poe and Herman Melville, Nathaniel Hawthorne was one of the first American authors to create works that we would now call "science fiction." In cautionary fables and parables such as "The Birth-Mark," "Rappaccini's Daughter," "The Artist of the Beautiful," "The New Adam and Eve," "Earth's Holocaust" and "The Celestial Rail-Road," Hawthorne explored the dangerous intersection of technology and power, anticipating in remarkably specific and prescient ways our own world of national security states, giant corporations, genetic manipulation, immersive advertising, anti-intellectual consumer cultures, microfabrication and nanotechnology, global warming, environmental degradation, and the omnipresent internet.
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Visiting Assistant Professor of Chemistry Dr. Sanjeewa Gamagedara: "Investigation of Biomarkers for Non-Invasive Early Diagnosis of Cancer"
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New research, reported this week in the online early edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, finds that coal burning, primarily in North America and Europe, contaminated the Arctic and potentially affected human health and ecosystems in and around Earth's polar regions.
The study, titled "Coal Burning Leaves Toxic Heavy Metal Legacy in the Arctic," was conducted by the Desert Research Institute (DRI), Reno, Nev. and partially funded by the National Science Foundation.
Detailed measurements from a Greenland ice core showed pollutants from burning coal--the toxic heavy metals cadmium, thallium and lead--were much higher than expected. The catch, however, was the pollutants weren't higher at the times when researchers expected peaks.
"Conventional wisdom held that toxic heavy metals were higher in the 1960s and '70s, the peak of industrial activity in Europe and North America and certainly before implementation of Clean Air Act controls in the early 1970s," said Joe McConnell, lead researcher and director of DRI's Ultra-Trace Chemistry Laboratory.
"But it turns out pollution in southern Greenland was higher 100 years ago when North American and European economies ran on coal, before the advent of cleaner, more efficient coal burning technologies and the switch to oil and gas-based economies," McConnell said.
In fact, the research showed pollutants were two to five times higher at the beginning of the previous century than today. Pollution levels in the early 1900s also represented a 10-fold increase from preindustrial levels.
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Indians Designate John McDonald For Assignment
The Indians have designated John McDonald for assignment and activated Asdrubal Cabrera from the disabled list, according to Paul Hoynes of the Cleveland Plain Dealer (on Twitter).
The 38-year-old McDonald appeared in eight games for the Tribe but only recorded eight plate appearances. He went hitless for Cleveland and has collected just two hits in 38 at-bats this season between the Pirates and Indians. For his career, McDonald is just a .236/.274/.327 hitter. He's been an outstanding defender at shortstop according to both UZR and DRS, however.
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Indians Acquire John McDonald
The Indians announced that they have acquired John McDonald from the Pirates in exchange for cash considerations or a player to be named later. McDonald will help bolster the club in the middle of the infield in the wake of Asdrubal Cabrera's right quadriceps injury.
The 38-year-old has appeared in just 16 games for the Pirates so far this season. Over the course of his 15 year major league career, McDonald owns a .237/.275/.328 slash line. Last year, the veteran hit .249/.295/.386 in 70 games for the D'Backs with above-average defense at shortstop.
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NL Notes: Garza, Pirates, Prado, Padres
Here's the latest news and notes from the National League:
- Matt Garza, number seven on MLBTR's 2014 Free Agent Rankings, is slated for one or two additional minor league rehab starts after an abbreviated outing yesterday, reports MLB.com's Carrie Muskat. Garza threw 66 pitches (40 for strikes) over 3 1/3 innings for Double-A Tennessee allowing three hits and two walks. "He felt great and everything, but not real efficient," Cubs mangager Dale Sveum said. "Right now, we have to get him built up to get to the fourth, fifth and hopefully sixth inning." Gordon Wittenmyer of the Chicago Sun-Times tweets Garza is expected to throw 85-95 pitches in his next rehab start, which will come next week for Triple-A Iowa.
- Pirates second baseman Neil Walker is set to return from the disabled list tomorrow and Rob Biertempfel of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review doesn't expect utilityman John McDonald to be designated for assignment to create space on the 25-man roster. McDonald, hitting only .067/.176/.100 in 34 plate appearances this year, would have to clear waivers while infielder Jordy Mercer still has minor league options available. "I think the term general managers use is you want to maintain all of your assets," manager Clint Hurdle said. "You don't want to release somebody if another guy has options. We're mindful of that."
- Despite a slow start offensively, the Diamondbacks are already seeing dividends from their four-year, $40MM investment in Martin Prado, writes the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Steve Hummer.
- The Padres, who have the 13th overall pick in next month's amateur draft, aren't concerned that the perceived top players will be off the board when it comes their turn, according to Corey Brock of MLB.com. "There's probably more balance [in the Draft] than people give it credit for," said Chad MacDonald, vice president and general manager of player personnel, who will preside over the Padres' draft. "There are a lot of high school hitters out there. I think people are quick to grade a Draft." In addition to their area scouts and cross-checkers, the Padres have had GM Josh Byrnes, vice president/assistant GM AJ Hinch, and senior vice president Omar Minaya in the field scouting players.
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NL Central Notes: Figgins, Cedeno, Wainwright, Bucs
Some news from around the NL Central…
- The Cubs haven't been in contact with Chone Figgins, ESPN Chicago's Jesse Rogers reports. Figgins was released by the Marlins earlier this week and, as Rogers notes, is one of the few veteran options available if the Cubs want to bring in a third baseman.
- Ronny Cedeno has cleared waivers after being released by the Cardinals three days ago, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reports (via Twitter).
- Chris Cwik of CBSSports.com analyzes the cost of an Adam Wainwright extension with the Cardinals and figures Wainwright will end up being paid between $21-$23.5MM per season. Talks are ongoing between Wainwright and the Cards and the ace right-hander feels positive that an extension will be settled before Opening Day. Wainwright is eligible for free agency after this season.
- Jonathan Sanchez can opt out of his minor league deal with the Pirates on Sunday if he hasn't been added to the club's Major League roster, but the Bucs have until Tuesday to respond, MLB.com's Tom Singer reports. Sanchez's one-year contract will guarantee him $1.375MM if he makes the roster.
- Also from Singer, he opines that the Pirates' trade for John McDonald is the kind of veteran acquisition a team makes when it believes it will contend. Otherwise, Singer wonders why Pittsburgh would add McDonald to an already-deep middle infield mix.
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Pirates Acquire John McDonald
1:03pm: The teams announced the trade, which sends McDonald to the Pirates for a player to be named or cash considerations.
11:19am: The Pirates acquired infielder John McDonald from the Diamondbacks, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reports (on Twitter). The Diamondbacks will obtain a player to be named later in the deal, Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com reports (on Twitter). Rosenthal reported eight days ago that the Diamondbacks were looking to trade McDonald.
McDonald appeared in 70 games as a shortstop, second baseman and third baseman last year, posting a .249/.295/.386 batting line with six home runs. The 14-year veteran has a reputation as an excellent defender, and UZR suggests that McDonald's play has remained solid in recent years.
McDonald, 38, is now entering the second season of a two-year, $3MM contract. He'll earn $1.5MM in 2013 then become a free agent. He joins a Pirates infield that includes starters Neil Walker, Clint Barmes and Pedro Alvarez. Utility player Josh Harrison backed up up Barmes in 2012 and projects as a bench player again in 2013.
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Diamondbacks Looking To Trade John McDonald
The Diamondbacks are looking to trade shortstop John McDonald, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reports (on Twitter). There's no room for McDonald in Arizona if infielders Willie Bloomquist and Cliff Pennington are healthy, Rosenthal writes.
McDonald appeared in 70 games as a shortstop, second baseman and third baseman last year, posting a .249/.295/.386 batting line with six home runs. The 14-year veteran has a reputation as an excellent defender, and UZR suggests that McDonald's play has remained solid in recent years.
McDonald, 38, is now entering the second season of a two-year, $3MM contract. He'll earn $1.5MM in 2013 then become a free agent. The Cardinals recently lost Rafael Furcal to Tommy John surgery and could consider a player such as McDonald. However, St. Louis has internal options in Pete Kozma and Ronny Cedeno.
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NL Rumors: Padres, Nats, Marlins, D-Backs, Mets
A few of the latest updates from Nashville relating to National League clubs:
- The Padres figure to be seeking just one more starting pitcher, says MLB.com's Corey Brock (via Twitter).
- Although the Nationals' starting rotation is set, the team may still look to add pitching depth, writes Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post.
- Before Eric Chavez agreed to terms with the Diamondbacks, he had spoken to the White Sox, while Jeff Keppinger, who signed with the Sox, was coveted by the Marlins, says Danny Knobler of CBSSports.com (Twitter links).
- The signing of Chavez gives the D-Backs one too many infield bench options, and a team source says someone is likely to be traded, according to Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic (via Twitter). Piecoro names John McDonald as the possible odd man out.
- The Mets may leave Nashville having only finalized the David Wright extension, says Adam Rubin of ESPNNewYork.com. One Mets official tells Rubin that teams are asking for Zack Wheeler in virtually every trade proposal, even for platoon-type catchers, which isn't happening (Twitter links).
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AL East Notes: Shields, Burnett, Ortiz, Blue Jays
As the Orioles continue to look for a new general manager, let's see what's happening elsewhere in the American League East…
- The Rays "seem dead-set against trading James Shields," according to CBSSports.com's Danny Knobler (Twitter link). Knobler said Tampa Bay might be more inclined to deal Jeremy Hellickson than Shields, though he notes it's "very unlikely" that either pitcher is traded. The Rays exercised Shields' $7.5MM option for 2012 on Monday.
- Brian Cashman said the Yankees aren't looking to deal A.J. Burnett, reports Mark Feinsand of the New York Daily News. Cashman said yesterday that "if [Burnett] is with us, he's in the rotation," but said today that he made "a bad choice of words."
- David Ortiz tells WEEI.com's Rob Bradford that the Red Sox didn't make him an offer during the team's five-day exclusive negotiating window with the free agent slugger. While no offer was made, GM Ben Cherington has spoken to Ortiz's representatives since the season ended.
- In a conference call with reporters (including MLB.com's Gregor Chisholm), Blue Jays GM Alex Anthopoulos said the team wasn't able to counter John McDonald's new two-year contract with the D'Backs due to the Jays' unclear situation at second base and with the utility spot. McDonald, a long-time fan favorite in Toronto, was expected to rejoin the Jays after being traded to Arizona last summer, but Anthopoulos said there were no hard feelings about McDonald's decision.
- Anthopoulos noted that the Jays staff gave Tony LaCava a standing ovation when the assistant GM returned to work yesterday. LaCava turned down the Orioles' offer of their general manager's position in order to stay in Toronto.
- If the Yankees re-sign Freddy Garcia, Andrew Marchand of ESPN New York thinks Brian Cashman may "call it a winter" in regards to acquiring starting pitching.
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D'Backs To Sign McDonald To Two-Year Deal
The Diamondbacks announced that they've agreed to terms with defensive specialist John McDonald on a two-year deal. Jack Magruder of FOXSportsArizona.com says the deal is worth $1.5MM per season (on Twitter). McDonald provides the Diamondbacks with insurance for Stephen Drew, who missed much of 2011 with a fractured ankle.
McDonald joined the D'Backs along with Aaron Hill in the August trade that sent Kelly Johnson to Toronto. The 37-year-old didn't do much at the plate this past season, hitting .229/.269/.308, but he's known as a defensively skilled player at second, short and third. SFX represents McDonald, as our Agency Database shows.
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Blue Jays President Beeston On Darvish, Lee, Payroll
Blue Jays president Paul Beeston sat down with Richard Griffin of the the Toronto Star to talk about the state of the club, free agents coming north of the border, and even his own contract. Here are some highlights..
- Beeston was reluctant to tip his cap on whether or not the Blue Jays will make a run at Yu Darvish, but he did say that "I think those people at Rogers who never heard of him before, now know this player is in existence." Despite that, he has yet to inform ownership that he is ready to spend extra payroll dollars.
- Beeston said that he's happy for the ex-Jays that made it to the postseason this year with other clubs. Ultimately, he says that there's no way of knowing if the Blue Jays would have made it to the playoffs if they still had players such as Roy Halladay, Shaun Marcum, John McDonald, and Aaron Hill in the fold.
- When discussing Hill, Beeston said, "I think that [General Manager] Alex [Anthopoulos] had determined that he wanted to make a move with Aaron." Toronto shipped Hill and McDonald to the Diamondbacks for Kelly Johnson in an August trade.
- Halladay "made it quite clear" that he was not going to re-sign with the Blue Jays after the 2010 season.
- The Blue Jays didn't make a serious run at Cliff Lee in free agency last year and Beeston believes that doing so would have been a "waste of time".
- Even though the senior people at Rogers aren't baseball fans, Beeston still keeps them informed of major decisions. For example, Beeston discussed the Halladay trade with management before pulling the trigger. Beeston says that Rogers has yet to interfere with or object to a front office decision.
- At a fan get-together in February, Beeston said that the club could possibly spend up to $120MM on payroll. Beeston clarified those comments and says that the $120MM figure is in reference to salaries on the 40-man roster and not including draft bonuses and international free agency.
- That uptick in payroll could happen this year or next year. Beeston plans on adding a big piece at the right time for the right price. He later added that the team first has to show that they can contend before they can land the premier free agents on the open market.
- The Blue Jays have built up the farm system and they're reassured of their talent by the amount of inquiries they get from other teams. The Colby Rasmus trade showed that the club could afford to trade several attractive pieces without mortgaging their future.
- Rumors of Beeston re-upping his contract through 2015 are not true. In fact, he says that he hasn't talked to anyone about an extension of his current deal.
- Beeston said that he sees an opening in the AL East because of the uncertainty in Boston, aging stars in New York, and limited capital in Tampa Bay.
- Even though attendance in down in Toronto, revenue continues to grow for the organization. The belief is that the pace will pick up once the team is contending again.
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Iraqi Army Divisions and their Combat Battalions - January 2011.
While there is RUMINT [Rumor Intelligence] that the Iraqi Army's 7th Infantry Division in western Anbar is mechanizing, there is no hard data confirming or denying this. The RUMINT claims that some of the M113s that Iraq is acquiring are to be used to mechanize this division.
Normally, RUMINT that thin would not rate an article. However,
- The 7th Division is planned to be a heavy division. The only real question over the last 3 years has been: When will it upgrade?
- The 7th Division has armor maintenance facilities but, so does Maysan and Baghdad and the priority has been Baghdad. So far.
- While Anbar is a threat border region, so are the Iranian sectors and they are in greater need of armor, Anbar has more considerably more depth to defend in. However, Anbar also has ample room for training mechanized in the field.
- The 7th Division could be planning to relocate in part or whole after upgrading and training. This would eliminate the argument that this is the wrong area to upgrade.
- The 7th Division is part of the Quick Intervention Corps like the upgrading 9th Armored Division. It could be taking over the mechanized reaction role for all of northern and western Iraq.
- The recent movement of the US Army's 4/10 Cavalry Squadron of the 3/4 Heavy Brigade Combat Team from Basrah to Al Asad to help train the IA 7th Division. Anbar has a US Light Infantry Brigade already so why the additional battalion? The only thing this heavy battalion brings to the training that was not already there are Tracked Mechanized Combat Vehicles and their methods of employment. Since 4/10 Cavalry has only about 3 months left in Iraq – this indicates that the IA 7th Division is upgrading soon. Of note, the training reported so far is only infantry training. [This report is what tilted the balance.]
While 1,026 M113 Family of Vehicles are being provided this year, only 440 are Armored Personnel Carriers [APCs]. The rest are a mix of 120mm mortar carriers, armored ambulances, field surgery vehicles, command vehicles, and cargo carriers. The majority of the 440 M113 APCs are to go to the 9th Armored Division and some are going to the 56/6 (Baghdad) Brigade. There has been some redistribution of armor and mechanized equipment to 6th, 3rd, and 8th Divisions. 3 battalions of BMP1s, 1 of T55s, and 2 of M113s are transferring to those divisions so far.
However, when combined with the remaining BMP1s, MTLBs, Talhas, T55s, and T72s being redistributed from the 9th Armored Division, there is still more than enough armor becoming available this year to upgrade the 7th Division to mechanized status. The remaining tanks and M113s becoming available are enough for 5 Tank Regiments organized on a modified US Combined Arms Battalion structure. 7th Division already has 2 BMP1 equipped battalions and 2 more could be converted from transferred equipment. There are also enough M113, Talha, and MTLB APCs for 4-6 more battalions.
This could mean that the 7th Division is converting to 3 Mechanized Brigades of 1 Tank Regiment [CAB] and 2 Mechanized Battalions plus an Armored Brigade of 2 Tank Regiments [CABs] and 1 Mechanized Battalion. However, the mechanized/armor distribution in the IA indicates partial upgrades, so the 7th Division is more likely to be only partially upgraded this year.
There are 2 circumstances that would support full mechanization of 7th Division this year. They could be assuming the role of northern mechanized reserve or relocating to a more strategic location after completing upgrade and training. Given their location, they are more likely to be relocated to Basrah after upgrade. Basrah is strategic and has no defensive depth which means it requires a heavy division.
The current indications are that 7-8 IA divisions are planned to be armored or mechanized. The 4 currently identified as upgrading are 9th, 6th, 3rd, and 8th. The 4 additional candidate divisions for upgrade are 7th, 11th, 5th, and probably the 1st. These are listed in apparent priority. If the 7th Division is fully mechanizing, then it will probably relocate to Basrah to augment or replace the 14th Infantry Division. Even if only partially mechanizing, the 7th Division would be available for partial redeployment as part of the QIC.
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Typical. Neil Craig says before Xmas earnings up on the previous year and then in mid-Feb says they will be down by 20%. As this company has a track record of nasty surprises, the share price is way over the top. They are always on a path to "strong earnings growth next year"! They are unreliable.
Comvita, which produces health products from manuka honey and olive leaves, expects a 15 percent fall in annual profit because of expensive honey, supply shortages and tough trading conditions in Britain and Australia.
The Te Puke-based company expects a net profit of $7 million in the year ending March 31, down from $8.2 million a year earlier which it had been expecting to beat, Comvita says in a statement. Sales are forecast to rise 4 percent to about $100 million.
The profit warning comes after increases in wholesale honey prices of up to 50 percent and weak consumer confidence in Australia and the UK, which made it hard to pass on rising costs.
"While we regret the need to downgrade the earnings outlook for this financial year, we remain confident that the reasons for the downturn are isolated and that mitigation measures are already in place," the company says. "The current strategy still holds with business on a path of strong earnings growth beyond this financial year."
The stock fell 1.3 percent to $3.85 in trading yesterday, and has gained 5.1 percent this year. It's rated a 'hold' by the one analyst following the company, according to Reuters data, with a target price of $3.65.
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Coming Tuesday evening to TNT, President Obama's "exclusive interview" with play-by-play announcer Marv Albert, in which the president shares his "thoughts with Albert on his history and love of basketball, the future of LeBron James and the Phoenix Suns stand against the immigration law in Arizona."
Sports and policy, just before TNTs coverage of game four of the Western Conference Finals between the Phoenix Suns and Los Angeles Lakers at 9 p.m. But Mr. Albert is happy.
"It is clearly one of the highlights of my broadcasting career, and a great honor and privilege for me personally, to interview the president of the United States at the White House and talk NBA basketball with him," the announcer said.
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"If we assume that disasters are unforeseeable or unavoidable, it is hard to generate the political will to act in advance to avoid or to mitigate their effects," says University of Southern California sociologist Andrew Lakoff, editor of the new book "Disaster and the Politics of Intervention."
He adds, "The lesson that comes from looking at different types of disasters is not a single policy prescription that will work across all of them, but a recognition of the importance of developing political interventions that are sustainable over the long term and that are achievable in the current political context."
The daily path of Republican National Committee Chairman Michael S. Steele is somewhere between minefield and hospital ward these days. Mr. Steele picks his way past incendiary devices, disarms questions about Rand Paul's take on civil rights and still tends the malaise of party members who, uh, dropped too many dollars on fan dancers and athletic equipment.
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WOONSOCKET --- Offensively, Mount St. Charles Academy is sixth out of the stateŌĆÖs nine teams in goals scored, and defensively, the Mounties are one of four teams to have surrendered fewer than 10 goals.
But thereŌĆÖs one huge reason why the Mounties are sitting atop the standings with a 5-0 mark and looking like a potent squad in excellent shape to defend their state championship come March.
ŌĆ£I think we have the depth that any team in the league would envy,ŌĆØ offered MSC coach Steve Shea. ŌĆ£I feel like we have depth at every position, which is very nice to have.ŌĆØ
Shea is in his first season as the MountiesŌĆÖ head coach, but heŌĆÖs certainly no stranger to the success of the girlsŌĆÖ program, which has won five of the eight girlsŌĆÖ championships and averaged more than 14 victories in each of the last six seasons.
Shea, who is an English teacher at MSC, had been an assistant coach for the past few seasons with the Mounties and former head coach Amy Maguire.
ŌĆ£Amy set the winning tone,ŌĆØ added Shea. ŌĆ£She taught the kids what it takes to win, and weŌĆÖre just trying to follow up on that and implement some new things.ŌĆØ
Shea came into the season minus the services of five players to graduation, including a pair of two-time All-Staters in forward Katie Loiselle and goalie Kayla DiLorenzo, but he welcomed back the rest of the squad and added a few promising freshmen to the mix.
ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre very happy with our season,ŌĆØ said Shea. ŌĆ£Our goal is to get back to the state championship (series) and win that. ItŌĆÖs tough every season and itŌĆÖs always a new challenge, but weŌĆÖll do our best.ŌĆØ
Unlike the rest of the league, the Mounties are blessed with four lines, and not only has it been difficult for Shea to get all four on the ice, but itŌĆÖs been equally tough to distinguish which line is the first, second, or third.
ŌĆ£We donŌĆÖt really have a first line,ŌĆØ added Shea. ŌĆ£When theyŌĆÖre on the ice, I think youŌĆÖd be hard-pressed to see whoŌĆÖs our first line, but weŌĆÖve been very successful with putting a lot of pressure on teams and getting a lot of shots.ŌĆØ
Traditionally at Mount, the line that sports the white jerseys during practice has been the first line, and the players who have this honor are senior wings Erin Rouleau and Samantha Smith and sophomore center Alisha Sleboda.
Rouleau and Smith had joined classmate BriAnna Narodowy on the ŌĆśwhiteŌĆÖ line, but Shea moved Narodowy to center the ŌĆśblueŌĆÖ line that has featured junior Cassandra Czarn and freshmen standouts Briana Castro and Danielle Allain.
ŌĆ£SheŌĆÖs definitely our most experienced player,ŌĆ£ Shea said of Naradowy, who has 24 goals over the past three seasons. ŌĆ£SheŌĆÖs the player that we hope will break out and have a big year for us.ŌĆØ
MSCŌĆÖs top scoring line, which had scored 10 of the teamŌĆÖs 14 goals and also added 15 assists, had been the junior ŌĆśredŌĆÖ line of center Lauren Levesque and the Shea twin sisters, Caitlin and Allison. Caitlin has scored 25 goals in her two-plus seasons with the team.
Czarn and Allain, who alternate time on the ŌĆśblueŌĆÖ line, have also skated on the ŌĆśgrayŌĆÖ line with sophomore center Marissa Heroux and freshman Allison Young.
While the Mounties boast the most depth in the league, they also feature the leagueŌĆÖs finest blueline tandem in senior All-State defenseman Caitlin Bray and junior MaryKate Stimpson. Bray, Naradowy, Rouleau, and Smith are the MountiesŌĆÖ captains.
MSCŌĆÖs second wave of defensemen, junior Lauren Deguire and sophomore Meredith Peppes, are also solid, and junior Kaitlyn Croke has also sparkled defensively.
The starting goaltender is junior Ariana Beauregard, who in four games, has turned away 81 out of 83 shots to lead the division in goals against average (0.50) and save percentage (.976).
Freshman backup Sarah Erban made her varsity debut in the MountiesŌĆÖ last game, a 4-1 victory over North Smithfield High last Saturday, and turned in a fine job, noted Shea.
Prior to that victory, the Mounties had recorded a 1-0 triumph over La Salle Academy, another 4-1 decision over the Northmen, a thrilling 2-0 win over Bay View Academy in a rematch of last yearŌĆÖs state finals, and a 3-1 verdict over the Burrillville-Ponaganset co-op team.
La Salle (5-1), Burrillville/Ponaganset (4-1), and Bay View (4-1) are hot on the heels of the Mounties in the standings, and not far behind that group are the Warwick co-op team (3-1) and the Northmen.
ŌĆ£There are a lot of tough teams this year,ŌĆØ offered Shea. ŌĆ£NobodyŌĆÖs going to go undefeated. Some teams have a really good scorer like North Smithfield. Some have a great goalie like La Salle, and some have a little more balance like Bay View.
ŌĆ£Like I said, our strength is our depth, our balance, and the fact that we can literally play four lines. Knock on wood, we could weather some injuries or sicknesses if a couple happened, but we certainly donŌĆÖt want that to happen. As long as we continue to stay healthy and play the way weŌĆÖre playing, we should be fine.ŌĆØ


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Wheat Harvest 2010
Wheat harvest is in full, dusty, and glorious swing.
I love the sound of combines as they travel down a road. I think it's the sound of the hydrostat, (whatever that is). I need my husband to help me with this post. The header bounces along. Combines remind me of ginormous grasshoppers--don't ask me why--they don't jump!
The tires stand almost as tall as me (5'4"). To get inside the cab, you have to climb a pull-down ladder with about 10 steps. In the fields, they are incredibly maneuverable. We used to run green combines (John Deere), but for the past couple of decades we've been running red (Case).
View from inside the cab. Wheat is gushing out of the arm into a waiting truck. From the truck, it's taken, in our case, to on-site grain bins. After harvest is over, we empty the bins, one semi-load at a time, and haul it 25 miles to Almota, along the Snake River. From Almota, it's put on barges. The barges follow the Snake until it meets the Columbia, and then it gets unloaded in Portland. Our soft white wheat markets are mostly in Japan and China.
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I didn't realize that wheat is harvested so early! My dad won't get into the bean and cornfields for another couple months. I think combines look a little like grasshoppers, plus they consume what is in front of them. Love the picture!ReplyDelete
Wow, what an incredible post. I love reading about the farm since I am in Silicon Valley and everything here is so high tech. It is a nice reminder about the places and people who provide the world with so much.ReplyDelete
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Second place went to Take That's reunion, with all those cheating scandals coming in third. My other main stories of the year included Orlando Bloom and Miranda Kerr's wedding and pregnancy, football misery with England's World Cup woes, and Kate Moss's wedding mystery.
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Michael Sorkin is a deeply committed and influential architect and urbanist whose practice spans design, criticism, and teaching. A prolific writer, his currently contributing editor at Architectural Record, for which he writes a regular column, was - for ten years - the architecture critic of The Village Voice, and is the author of hundreds of articles in a wide range of professional, academic and general publications. His books include Variations on A Theme Park, Exquisite Corpse, Local Code, Giving Ground (edited with Joan Copjec), Wiggle (a monograph of his architectural work), Some Assembly Required, Other Plans, The Next Jerusalem, After The World Trade Center (edited with Sharon Zukin), Starting From Zero, Analyzing Ambasz, and Against the Wall. Forthcoming are Twenty Minutes in Manhattan, Eutopia, All Over the Map, Indefensible Space, and Project New Orleans. Sorkin lectures around the world – the current academic year takes him to Bangkok, Busan, Quito, Istanbul, Barcelona, Rotterdam, Shanghai, Sydney, Ann Arbor, Cambridge, Los Angeles, Eugene, Baton Rouge, as well as New York.
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