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Q: How do I enroll in the Mobile Business Center?A: If you are a Financial Center customer, then no enrollment for Mobile Business Center is required. Go to m.unionbank.com on your mobile phone and use your Financial Center ID and password to sign on to Mobile Business Center.
Q: Does Mobile Business Center require software to be installed on the cell phone?A: No. The Mobile Business Center is a browser-based offering that does not require any software to be loaded to the mobile device. After turning on the Mobile Business Center, simply navigate to m.unionbank.com from your mobile web browser.
Q: What are the basic requirements of my cell phone in order to use the Mobile Business Center?A: The basic requirements are the following:
Contact your mobile provider for support with any of these steps.
Q: How do I access the Mobile Business Center?A: After turning on mobile, open the Internet browser on your mobile phone and go to m.unionbank.com. Remember to check with your wireless provider for more information about fees associated with accessing the Internet from your mobile phone. Union Bank also has custom apps for iPhone, Android, and BlackBerry devices.
Q: Does Union Bank have an app for my mobile device?A: Union Bank has custom apps for iPhone, Android, and BlackBerry devices.
Q: How do I know if I can access the Mobile Business Center through my cell phone?A: If you have a mobile Internet browser and Internet access from your phone, it's likely you can use Mobile Business Center. Your mobile phone must support WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) 2.0 or higher, the international standard for applications using wireless communication. Most phones today support WAP. Display of your account information may vary depending on your phone. If you are using an older device that does not contain the required security features to use Mobile Business Center, you may need to upgrade to a newer device to use Mobile Business Center. You may incur and are responsible for charges assessed by your wireless provider.
Q: Do I need a new User ID and password for the Mobile Business Center?A: No, use the same User ID and password you use to sign on to Online Banking for Small Business at unionbank.com.
Q: Can I bookmark your site for future use?A: Yes. To access the Mobile Business Center, enter m.unionbank.com in the URL field of the web browser of your mobile phone. You may bookmark the URL on your first visit to easily access the web site upon subsequent visits.
Q: How is a User's access to the Mobile Business Center canceled?A: After logging in to the Financial Center, a Web Administrator navigates to the "Admin Console" and selects "Mobile Business Center" in the list of services. Next, the Web Administrator chooses to Delete a User in the Mobile Business Center by deleting the check mark for "Enroll User in Mobile Business Center" box next to the User name. The User will receive an email confirmation that they have been un-enrolled in Mobile Banking.
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Features of the Mobile Business Center
Q: What features are available with the Mobile Business Center?A: The following features are available through Mobile Banking:
Q: What is the difference between the Mobile Business Center site (m.unionbank.com) and the full Union Bank web site (unionbank.com)?A: The Mobile Business Center site is a simpler version of our Online Banking for Small Business service found on our unionbank.com web site made specifically for your mobile device. The design is optimized to provide an easy-to-use channel on the go.
Q: Who can I make bill payments to in the Mobile Business Center?A: You must first set up a payee in Online Banking for Small Business. Payees are limited to the U.S. Bill payments can then be made through Mobile Banking to payees that have already been set up in Online Banking for Small Business. To add a new payee, sign on to Online Banking for Small Business from unionbank.com. Once the new payee is created, you will be able to schedule a bill payment to that payee through the Mobile Business Center.
Q: Which Union Bank accounts can I make transfers to/from in the Mobile Business Center?A: Transfers can be made to and from owned Union Bank accounts.
Q: Can I use the Mobile Business Center at any time?A: Yes, the Mobile Business Center is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, except during the Bank's regular maintenance period for your online services.
Q: Can I use multiple mobile devices to access the Mobile Business Center?A: Yes. You can use multiple mobile devices to sign on to the Mobile Business Center at m.unionbank.com.
Q: Is the Mobile Business Center available on my mobile device?A: The Union Bank Mobile Business Center web site is optimized for mobile devices. Simply go to m.unionbank.com from your mobile Internet web browser.
Q: How much does Mobile Business Center access cost?A: There is no bank fee to use or access the Mobile Banking service through the Mobile Business Center. Check with your wireless provider for more information about fees associated with accessing the Internet from your mobile phone.
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Q: The Mobile Business Center seems slow...why?A: The connection speed may vary for different wireless service providers, different data usage plans, and different geographical locations. If you experience a slow response while mobile web browsing or during data transmission, please check with your wireless service provider.
Q: How do I know if my phone is Internet capable?A: If you have a MiniBrowser, MicroBrowser, or Wireless web on your phone's main menu, then it is Internet capable. Contact your mobile provider to confirm that your phone is Internet capable and that the service is activated.
Q: I keep getting locked out of my account when I try to sign on via my mobile phone. Why doesn't it accept my sign on information?A: Using your mobile phone to enter data takes a little practice. Passwords are case sensitive, so make sure you are entering your password exactly as it is set up. If your password begins with a lower-case letter, you may need to use your phone's shift key to change the default from upper case. In addition, some phones require extra shift key presses to enter numbers instead of letters. Finally, if you are using T9 (predictive text), you may wish to temporarily disable it during sign on.
Q: My mobile device shows I have a strong signal, yet I cannot connect to the mobile web on my device. What causes this to occur?A: The signal display on the mobile device is an indication of the phone's ability to place calls. The Mobile Business Center web site requires a data network to perform data exchanges. The problem you described could be due to lack of signal or due to no data connection on the mobile device. Please contact your wireless service provider for assistance.
Q: How do I know if my transfer or bill payment was submitted successfully?A: Upon successful completion of a transfer or bill payment, a confirmation message displays on the screen. The confirmation message includes the transaction amount, the accounts or payees in the transaction, and a confirmation number. If you do not receive a confirmation message, select View Pending Payments or View Pending Transfers from the Mobile Business Center main menu to locate the item. You may also contact us for assistance at 1-866-876-7065, seven days a week, from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight (Pacific Time).
Q: How do I securely end my Mobile Business Center browser session?A: Select the 'Sign Off' link to sign out of the Mobile Business Center, and then close your browser through your mobile device browsing options.
Q: What if I can't get my mobile device to work with the Mobile Business Center?A: Please verify the following:
Q: How do I access the Internet through my mobile phone?A: Contact your wireless service provider to confirm that your phone is enabled for mobile web browsing and that the service is activated. You may incur and are responsible for charges assessed by your wireless service provider.
Q: What happens if I lose communication/signal during a transaction?A: If you do not receive a confirmation message due to a lost signal, you may verify a transaction by navigating to the View Pending Payments or View Pending Transfers screens in the Mobile Business Center. Look for the transaction in the list of pending items. You may also contact us for assistance at 1-866-876-7065, seven days a week, from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight (Pacific Time).
Q: What do I need to do if I get a new cellular device or upgrade my device to a new model?A: No changes are needed, simply continue signing in to the Mobile Business Center as you do today from m.unionbank.com.
Q: What happens if I get locked out of Mobile Business Center?A: Your Web Administrator may unlock your User ID or issue you a temporary password through the Financial Center's Admin Console. If a temporary password is issued, you must first sign on at unionbank.com to select a permanent password before signing on to the Mobile Business Center. For security reasons, you may not create your new password on the Mobile Business Center site.
Q: What happens if I forgot my challenge questions and answers or am locked from Mobile Business Center because I entered them incorrectly?A: Your Web Administrator may unlock your challenge questions or reset your challenge questions through theFinancial Center's Admin Console. If your challenge questions are reset, you must first sign on at unionbank.com to select your new challenge questions and answers before signing on to Mobile Banking. For security reasons, you may not create new challenge questions on the Mobile Business Center site.
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Q: Is the Mobile Business Center as secure as your other online services?A: Using the Mobile Business Center offers the same security features and protection as our other online services, including encryption and security questions. Mobile Business Center users are protected by:
Q: What are some tips to keep my Mobile Business Center experience safe?A: Here are some tips and general good practices for banking on your mobile device:
Q: Can someone intercept my Mobile Business Center transactions?A: The 128-bit SSL encryption protects your information as it travels from your mobile device to Union Bank. The 128-bit SSL encryption technology is the same encryption that safeguards Internet traffic for secure web applications.
Q: What if I lose my mobile phone?A: There will be no financial information from Union Bank saved on your mobile phone as part of our Mobile Banking service. Do not save images during your Mobile Business Center session to your phone.
To protect your account, User ID, Password, and Challenge Question authentication will be required to sign on to access our other online services today on the web.
Do not add your login credentials to the memo pad or voice record them on your mobile device, as this information could then be obtained by others. Password protect your mobile device if possible.
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With the remnants of the once mighty Jin armies now in disorganized retreat across the mountains, villagers in the Wilderness lands must hide themselves behind barred doors at night. Quaking in fear at the slightest noise that drifts in through their windows, and praying it isn't a band of Jin deserters coming to pillage what little they have left to survive through the winter, or desperate Jin Captains with press gangs, forcing able-bodied peasants into service as slave soldiers to help bolster their army's dwindling ranks.
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The Bauhaus #itsalldesign
26.09.2015 – 28.02.2016
With the major exhibition »The Bauhaus #itsalldesign« the Vitra Design Museum presents a comprehensive overview of design at the Bauhaus for the first time. The exhibition encompasses a multiplicity of rare, in some cases neverbefore-seen exhibits from the fields of design, architecture, art, film and photography. At the same time, it confronts the design of the Bauhaus with current debates and tendencies in design and with the works of contemporary designers, artists and architects. Read more
Thomas Lommée – Open Design!
Thursday, 26 November 2015, 6 pm, Vitra Design Museum
Thomas Lommée's »OpenStructures« is based on a modular grid and an Internet platform where anyone can publish his or her designs based on this system – from a water purifier to a cargo bike. Lommée's goal is to enable everyone to participate in the design of our environment – a utopia he revitalizes by means of the digital age. Free admission
Special: Exhibition Tour & Dinner
3 December 2015, 6 pm, Vitra Design Museum
In December, you can look forward to an exclusive combination of design and gastronomy: Experience the exhibition »The Bauhaus #itsalldesign« with a guided tour followed by a tantalizing dinner in the style of the Roaring Twenties! € 52.00 per person, incl. set menu, registration: email@example.com
Design with History – Images of History in Practice and Theory
Friday, 27 November, 1 pm, to Saturday, 28 November 2015, 1 pm, Vitra Design Museum
The Design History Society (Gesellschaft für Designgeschichte – GfDg), founded in 2008, has sought to promote the history of design as its own independent discipline and to encourage public discussions of design history. During the conference, international scholars present contemporary and historical case studies and focus in their talks on methods and theories of design history. Participation by registration only (until 09.11.2015). More information and registration: www.gfdg.org, conference fee per person: € 100.00 (€ 60.00 for members)
Forum for an attitude
16.10.2015 – 14.02.2016
What is the ambition of designers today? Why did they become designers? What kind of social influence do they hope to achieve? What image of design is conveyed to society? And how can an attitude be expressed in design? The exhibition »Forum for an Attitude« considers these questions and presents positions on the topic. Read more
Experience the Bauhaus!
A video tour with exhibition curator Jolanthe Kugler
»The Bauhaus #itsalldesign« reveals the surprising present-day relevance of a legendary cultural institution. Accompany Jolanthe Kugler on a tour through the exhibition and meet some of its key protagonists. Watch the video here.
»A birthplace of the modern world«
An interview with Lord Norman Foster
The Bauhaus continues to be an inspiration to designers and architects around the world. Exhibition curator Jolanthe Kugler spoke to one today's most celebrated architects, Lord Norman Foster, about his personal relationship to the Bauhaus idea, about architectural visions and the possibility of constructing entire buildings with 3D printers. Read the interview!
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Nokia N9. Yes, it looks like Ice Cream Sandwich is in being ported to the company's iconic handset by no other than Alexey Roslyakov and team NITDroid -- the folks who previously put Android on the Nokia N900. The project, which is still in its early stages, made significant progress after recently overcoming a framebuffer driver/HAL hurdle, allowing ICS to be displayed on the phone. In addition, a dual-boot solution is in the works letting Meego and Android 4.0 coexist on the device. We certainly can't wait to experience using Ice Cream Sandwich on some of the hottest white hardware around. Can you?
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Ad Astra Challenge Entry: Those Who Remain
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Re: Ad Astra Challenge Entry: Those Who Remain
Rebek and Berat, of course, are members of Macet's cabal planning to rebel against the Dominion (along with Speros, but we all know what a little pill Speros can be!).
There are awful people among the Cardassians, make no mistake. Dukat above all, and all of his little minions who are just as cruel as he are.
But there are others who just got caught up in this because their society doesn't give them an out. Macet, for one, is a noble soldier with a sense of honor that tells him that what the Union has been doing is wrong. Berat's about as close to a nonconformist by nature as you can get with a Cardassian. And Rebek--she's a religious dissident.
And my personal reaction, when I first heard about Septimus, was to be utterly disgusted with the Klingons. I have to be honest...TNG Klingons, aside from Worf, I do not respect at all. And I do not understand why the Federation is allied with them except for expediency and out of fear of what they might do if the Khitomer Accords weren't in effect. It surely isn't
Thank you very much for reading. This wasn't an easy story to tell, but Rebek really felt it needed to be told.
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November 25, 2015
Mitt Romney winner of CPAC Straw Poll
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2/28/2009 4:57:05 PM - John Hanlon
Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney had a big win at CPAC a few minutes ago as he won the straw poll for the third year in a row. Although the presidential election is over three years away, this will be seen as a big boost to the former GOP presidential candidate.
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ALINE's new and improved Footbeds are hailed by pro athletes from nearly every sport involving feet (yes, that's quite a few sports), and we can see why. An incredibly intricate system of suspension and support zones respond to your feet and gently hold them in proper alignment. And as any athlete can tell you, proper balance and body alignment starts from the feet up.
- Support zones guide your feet through motion naturally to minimize misdirected energy and keep you on track
- Rib technology compresses ribs underfoot to absorb impact and maintain proper alignment
- BFAST (bilateral foot alignment suspension technology) allows natural motion and provides transverse arch support at the same time
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Why do I get blisters on the bottoms of...
Why do I get blisters on the bottoms of my feet when I wear these insoles?
Hey Peggy,
Could be for lots of reasons- not the right sock combo, or more specific to the footbeds- because your soles are being realigned into an unfamiliar (but more correct) position. Try using a silk liner under a mid-heavy weight Morino wool sock and then walking when you're not so committed to having to be someplace (aka- breaking them and your feet in). It does take a little while.
Will you be getting more sizes in soon?
Will you be getting more sizes in soon?
Your best bet is to call or use the chat link to get an answer on this.
can the help with neuroma? Do they correct...
can the help with neuroma? Do they correct your feet?
i would venture to say that only a podiatrist or an orthopedic surgeon could help with neuroma. even if they did help, there is no way the FDA would let them say it.
I have nothing bad to say about these, they are perfect for my feet. I swap them between my ski boots, hiking boots, and cycling shoes. They work well everywhere. I've had them since last year and they don't show the slightest signs of wear. I have the size "R" and would recommend them to anyone.
Worth every penny!
Great insole for my snowboarding boots! Popped these in and my feet have never felt so good in my boots, whether it be a pow day or crusty tree lines. Highly reccomended!
Has anyone retired a pair of these..? I'm...
Has anyone retired a pair of these..? I'm wondering how many trail running miles they will last for.
I have been using constantly for 2 years and only recently have any breakdown (on the thin red EVA portion.) Super durable ...this is not an issue.
Do you know when you're gonna get some...
Do you know when you're gonna get some more size "R" insoles in?
Unfortunately I'm not seeing any coming back in stock, sorry for the inconvenience.
Happy with purchase
I'm 31 years old and am getting back into road races (5ks, 10ks, 12ks and half marathons and next summer a Ragnar relay) and have flat flat feet. I ran cross country and long distance track in high school and college and thought my other store-purchased insoles were the best out there...until I tried Aline footbeds. It's true that the very first run feels awkward, my feet weren't used to all the amazing support. However, after just a few runs, my feet are feeling better than ever. They really help alleviate the soreness in the feet after longer-ish races. My performance is now better also, the last race I ran was a PR for me at this age, and I really feel that the proper form these footbeds give me contributed a great deal to that. Just don't let their awkwardness at first hinder you from keeping them going. It's worth it.
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I'm no podiatrist, and I believe insoles are a highly personal choice, but these ones worked wonders for my feet. After a long hike with beat up hiking boots and their crappy included insoles that ended with significant knee and foot pain, I upgraded to a pair of La Sportiva Thunder's and popped these bad boys in there. Liked them so much that I switch them out for just about everything I do. The arch feels slightly raise and as others have noticed, they give a slight forward lean that feels a bit awkward at first, but the support feels great once you get used to it. That they're hard and don't absorb sweat is another nice perk. Strangely, they did stain the inside of my shoes red; I suppose if this matters to you it could be construed as a downside.
Overall, although I was a bit intimidated by the price at first, one year later I'm confident that it was well worth it.
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I used these in my alpine ski boots for about a total of 2 runs...then took them out and threw them away. I had a roomate at a ski shop who said I should try them due to my knee problems and flat feet. While my roomate warned me I should get used to them at home first and that they may be a little painful, the pain I experienced only got worse on the hill. Severe discomfort, and by the second run both feet were frozen on a mild day. Also, the top of the insole would catch my foot going into the ski boot and move the insole around...not fun. Overall I think this product is a good idea but does not work well for me. Im sticking with superfeet.
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While the pricetag may seem a bit high, Aline footbeds are worth every penny. While they are a bit more expensive compared to superfeet etc. they are cheap compared to a custom footbed from a ski shop or running shoe store. These have replaced my custom footbeds and seem to be better!
so whats with the letter sizes? anyone...
so whats with the letter sizes? anyone care to explain?
and for 60bux these things better make me perform like ye old "PF Flyers". You know, run faster, jump higher, gain incredible skills never before seen :)
I think this is one of those, "if you have to ask" sort of things. I honestly don't understand these.
Aline footbeds are designed to help correct the imperfections in the areas between the knee and the shin. I have been wearing them in my snowboard boots and they definitely help with leg fatigue and foot pains. They are designed for people who do high impact sports. The sizing for these can be interpreted through the size chart, located in the link below the drop down menu.
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as good as could be
Normally I only go with no footbeds at all, thinking that if I just make my feet strong all will be well. However I have been spending a lot of time standing and walking on flat hard ground, which wreaks absolute hell on your knees and consequently your whole body after not too long at all, and so I got some of these aLines, which have made the problem pretty much completely go away, and I can still walk after a long day standing. Even though they are a bit more expensive than some grocery market generics, the benefit to your body is definitely worth it.
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i have the old style blue ones. like the support but the hard plastic cracked as soon as i took them out of my ski boots. The forefoot is also so gripy i can only wear wool socks with them. Does any one have both the blue and red? How do the new ones compare?
The reds are much more durable. I had to warranty my first blue after about three months and that one died after maybe another four. I tried them again once the Red model came out and they made big strides in build construction. They also took out a ton of the grippiness, although they still have more than most prefab aftermarket insoles.
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worth the $$
After a few days they became my choice insole because: 1. they don't smell 2. retain shape over time (don't have cushion to pack out) Yeah, I've swapped em between shoes for 3 months of heavy use and they are going strong...they seem totally worth the slightly higher price.
Stephen Koch, Sponsored Athlete
Been using the Aline footbed for the winter, primarily in my Rendonee ski boots. They took a few outings to get used to, but once there, they really felt great! I feel they offer more stability for and control while skiing.
They are a bit grabby when putting foot into boot, which is kind of a hassle.
Bottom line: good footbed that increases performance and comfort!
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A very slick footbed design that allows you to see its internal framework- a complex suspension system that provides for higher performance under foot. It is easy to maintain and extremely odor resistant, unlike other fabric based insoles. Very easy to trim and pliable with many different shoes as well as ski boots. With its orgins stemming from skiing, Aline's founder evolved the product to be applicable for any footbed usage. The benefits of this particular footbed include the alignment of the legs and ankles to create a more responsive ski/shoe, stablization underfoot for maximum performance and comfort, and its technology "suspends" your foot structures for ideal balance and control. Great footbed for anyone who enjoys the active life from walking to hiking to skiing to cycling etc.
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Aggressive insole.
I've been using a pair of these in my work shoes. I work at a ski shop, so I'm running around bootfitting, tuning, riding my bike to get El Salvadorian food from up the street, etc. The Alines definitely keep me supported during the day, my back doesn't get as sore as when I'm flat-footed ect.
It is a pretty aggressive design, very stiff plastic, lots of arch support. In the documentation that comes with the product you are told to expect some discomfort at first as your feet adjust to the shape, and they do indeed feel different than the many footbeds I've used.
I highly recommend giving these a shot if you like to use Superfeet or similar arch-supporting footbeds and feel like you could use even more support.
Also nice that they're a plastic-ish material, don't soak up odors like some fabric insoles do.
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I have been using ALINES in my shoes for about 3 years now and they make a world of difference. Every time I use shoes that don't have ALINES in them, I am uncomfortable right away. ALINE aligns your frame to stand on your feet like you are suppose to. Great investment!
Instantly moved up two levels
I got these on recommendation of a friend of mine to go with my new Tecnica Dragon 120 ski boots. Skied day 1 w/o the Alines, then went to go get measured up at my local ski shop. The next day I went out to ski again and I felt like I was really driving the ski. My ability level jumped up at least two levels. I also added Therm-ic boot heaters to them with no issues.


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I have two Mamiya M645 Super bodies, and one M645 Pro body. I received the proper strap when I bought my first M645 Super. I am amazed how hard it is to locate another strap.
The lugs on the older (pre M645 Super) bodies are different than the lugs on the M645 Super, M645 Pro, or M645 ProTL (or at least one of them is).
In addition, the lugs on the left side are different than the lugs on the right side of the Super/Pro/ProTL bodies.
It is just about impossible to figure out how to order the right lugs for your camera, unless you can deal with Mamiya USA, and they aren't keen on dealing with us Canadians The catalog pages that I have seen from the Canadian distributor or Mamiya USA just don't make it clear how to tell the difference between straps for the older M645s, and the newer Super/Pro/ProTL bodies .
Apparently, there is an Optech (sp?) starp that can be made to work with the Super/Pro/ProTL bodies, but Optech's website says otherwise.
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Name: David Siegel Age: 78 pedigree: Founder of Westgate, a large time-share business.
As the author himself once said, "If I had to choose one of my books to live and not the others, I would never choose pedigree."
His Ivy League pedigree, cool rationality, and youth set him apart.
For all their pedigree, neither the Dutch nor the Spanish have ever won the World Cup.
In pedigree he seems to have collected all of these excised sentences into one book (which may explain its length).
Before the war they had been able to live up to their pedigree.
I remember such a one in Picardy, with a name as long as a Gascon's pedigree.
Many acres are also devoted to the production of pedigree stock seed, from which the seeds we offer are grown.
Otherwise why the pedigree, why the rigid castes, the isolation of women?
In the list of their pedigree, Vetta or Witta is always represented as the grandfather of the Teutonic brothers.
early 15c., "genealogical table or chart," from Anglo-French pe de gru, a variant of Old French pied de gru "foot of a crane," from Latin pedem accusative of pes "foot" (see foot (n.)) + gruem (nominative grus) "crane," cognate with Greek geranos, Old English cran; see crane (n.)).
On old manuscripts, "descent" was indicated by a forked sign resembling the branching lines of a genealogical chart; the sign also happened to look like a bird's footprint. Form influenced in Middle English by association with degree. Meaning "ancestral line" is mid-15c.; of animals, c.1600. Related: Pedigreed.
pedigree ped·i·gree (pěd'ĭ-grē')
An ancestral line of descent, especially as diagrammed on a chart, to show ancestral history and to analyze Mendelian inheritance of certain traits including familial diseases.


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The Top 10 In Action Sports
01Kenton Cool And The Legend Of Everest
02The Martyn Ashton Interview: Meet the Man Who Got Back on the Bike
03Legends Behind the Lens: The Dan Milner Interview
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Rep. David B. McKinley (R-WV) issued the following statement on confronting the need for a national budget in order to solve the nation's spending problem:
"Without a budget any household or business will spend too much and run up debt," said Rep. McKinley. "That's no different with our country. For the past four years, the Senate has failed to pass a budget, so it's no wonder the government has accumulated trillions of dollars in debt."
"Congress needs to do its job and pass a responsible budget, and if it doesn't, Members of Congress should be not paid," said McKinley. "It's that simple: no budget, no pay."
"Next week, the House will consider a common sense bill that will temporarily raise the debt limit for three months, and requires the Senate to adopt a budget by April 15, 2013," continued McKinley. "Before there is any increase in the debt limit for a long term, we need to make responsible and significant reforms and cuts."
"Until we address the federal government's spending problem, we continue to allow our children and grandchildren's economic future to be whittled away," said Rep. McKinley. "Passing a budget that cuts spending is the first step to putting the country on a sustainable fiscal path. Families and businesses across the country have to follow a budget, Washington should too."
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This week, Kubatana launched Inzwa, Zimbabwe's experiment with Freedom Fone, providing audio information via mobile phones. We'll be updating our information every Tuesday, and we are interested in any feedback to help us improve the service. How does it work? Tune into Inzwa by phoning +263 913 444 321-8 and . . . – Press […] more »
It has been an exciting few weeks for Freedom Fone. We finally got back a version of our prototpye software which works with SIM cards, so we can use it here in Zimbabwe. We've been having focus group discussions with a range of people to help inform our first local deployment. And our Technical Director, […] more »
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We recently applied to present Freedom Fone: Dial-up Information Service at an upcoming ICT for Development workshop. Our application was eventually accepted, but not before concerns were raised that Freedom Fone might be on its way to becoming a for-profit entity, which would be inconsistent with the conference sponsors' objectives. This was an ironic obstacle […] more »
This week we gave our first targeted demonstrations of Freedom Fone, aimed at encouraging local health organisations to use Freedom Fone as one of the communications tools in the response to Zimbabwe's cholera crisis. We believe that given the rapid spread of the cholera epidemic in Zimbabwe, greater use should be made of the country's […] more »
Freedom Fone's technical director, Brenda Burrell, was recently interviewed by Digital Planet, the BBC's weekly world technology update. Read the article, or listen to Brenda speak about Freedom Fone, and the potential of mobile phones as a vehicle for voice based information services. more »
Freedom Fone had its first public debut at the Association of Women's Rights in Development (AWID) 2008 Forum in Cape Town, 14-17 November. The event was a great opportunity to deploy Freedom Fone — even in its software prototype state. We prepared different content for each of the four days of the conference, and ran […] more »
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Resiliency camp held for families of wounded, fallen Soldiers
Aug 1, 2011
Through a partnership between Survivor Outreach Services and Operation Military Kids, two very special groups of children and their families came together July 15-17, 2011, for a summer retreat at Camp Erdman in Waialua, Hawaii.
Army Career and Alumni Program: Supporting Soldier career success
Jul 29, 2011
SAN ANTONIO -- The decision to transition out of uniform is as important as the initial decision to put it on. Soldiers deserve as much support at this critical point in their service as they do with earlier parts of their career.
Fort Bragg celebrates Christmas in July
Jul 29, 2011
Although temperatures soared in the triple digits Saturday, Christmas came early to Fort Bragg " five months early. It was a hot and muggy North Carolina afternoon by the pool … but Christmas carols were churning out of the PA system and staff were running around in Santa hats. Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation sponsored the Christmas in July event and Fort Bragg Families sought to cool off and enjoy the "dive-in" movie, "Polar Express."
Fort Bragg youth attend swim camps
Jul 29, 2011
Members of Fort Bragg Fighting Fish, a competitive swim team, conduct swim camps during the hot summer months. Students must already know how to swim to participate in the camp, where they learn techniques for navigating in water that enable them to become better swimmers,
Ex-Crimson Tide Football Standout Visits Post
Jul 28, 2011
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala.--The children at Youth Services had a prominent visitor Thursday from the world of sports.
Soldiers take on vertical
Jul 28, 2011
Sgt. Jeff Collins gripped the granite, slowly extending his right arm to feel for his next handhold. Nothing. Switching hands, the Soldier reached with his left arm, nabbing a small nubbin of rock. Working his feet up the rock face, Collins hoisted himself to the top of "Waiting on the Staircase," a moderate route at Arch Rock in Eleven Mile Canyon, near Lake George.
Hay is for kids at Horse Camp
Jul 28, 2011
FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas -- Obstacle courses are usually for horses, but this summer at the Fort Sam Houston Equestrian Center corral, they are also for unsuspecting kid campers.
ACS celebrates 46 years serving Soldiers, families
Jul 28, 2011
In 1965, the Army established Army Community Service to assist commanders in reducing conflicts between a Soldier's family responsibilities and duty requirements. On Friday, staff members from Fort Meade's ACS celebrated the organization's 46th birthday by sharing cake, ice cream and program information with military families at Picerne Military Housing neighborhood centers.
Reserve Soldier leads Team USA in Taekwondo at Military World Games
Jul 27, 2011
Golden Knights lead Team USA at CISM Military World Games
Jul 26, 2011
Fort Riley EFMP kids get hands-on experience at rodeo
Jul 25, 2011
Zayvion Haseman enjoyed his horse ride so much at the Exceptional Family Member Program Special Needs Rodeo that he kissed the horse. Zayvion, who will be a kindergartner at Chapman Elementary School this fall, surprised his father with that move.
Fort Riley youth participate in skeet-shooting camp
Jul 25, 2011
FORT RILEY, Kan. " Being "voluntold" by his father may have helped find a Fort Riley middle school student a new talent and hobby. Diego Obregon, who will be an eighth-grader at Fort Riley Middle School this fall, was one of 23 children to participate in the second annual Fort Riley Youth Skeet Camp sponsored by Fort Riley Outdoorsmen Group and the Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation at the Fort Riley Skeet and Trap Range June 28-30.
Six Soldiers help Team USA win basketball bronze at Military World Games
Jul 25, 2011
Despite winning 2 of 3 matches, thrill of victory eludes Team USA
Jul 25, 2011
Providing support to enhance Army Family wellness
Jul 22, 2011
WIESBADEN, Germany - While the name of one Wiesbaden program seems to target a specific audience, its offerings satisfy entire families of various types. The Wiesbaden New Parent Support Program offers new parents and growing families support in the form of instructional parenting programs, support groups and networking forums, home visits, and informational resources.
Soldier Enhancement Program provides Fort Bragg Soldiers with physical fitness options
Jul 22, 2011
Team USA wins CISM gold medal in women's formation skydiving
Jul 22, 2011
The team of Sgt. 1st Class Elisa Tennyson, Sgt. 1st Class Angela Nichols, Staff Sgt. Laura Dickmeyer, Staff Sgt. Danielle Woolsey and Staff Sgt. Jennifer Schaben won a gold medal in women's formation skydiving on July 21 at the 5th CISM Military World Games.
U.S. military in Germany join fans worldwide in catching World Cup fever
Jul 21, 2011
WIESBADEN, Germany - World Cup fever swept the globe again a year after the men's World Cup in South Africa. This time it was the women competing in soccer stadiums throughout Germany. Among fans at the semifinal match pitting France against the United States and the championship with the USA facing Japan, were plenty of U.S. military community members from around Europe.
New School Age Center gets thumbs-up from accreditation team
Jul 21, 2011
WIESBADEN, Germany - In addition to moving to a new location in May, Hainerberg Housing's School Age Center was recently recognized with flying colors by the Council on Accreditation. The new SAC, part of Wiesbaden's Child, Youth and School Services program, and located in Building 7894 between the Hainerberg Chapel and Teen Center, offers more room and other amenities including air conditioning. The new facility can comfortably support up to 105 children " nearly twice as many students as the former facility.
Chamber sponsors day at lake for Fort Sill
Jul 21, 2011
FORT SILL, Okla. -- More than 1,600 Soldiers, chamber of commerce partners and their family members splashed into cool summer fun as the temperatures hit triple digits July 16 at the Military Appreciation and Family Fun Day at Lake Elmer Thomas Recreation Area.
CASCOM CG's spouse encourages all to get involved
Jul 21, 2011
FORT LEE, Va. (July 21, 2011) -- Since her first day as the post commander's wife, Michelle Hodge has hit the ground running to show her support of the Fort Lee community.
Fort Drum joins Feds Feed Families food drive
Jul 21, 2011
FORT DRUM, N.Y. -- While the downturn in the economy continues to affect millions around the country, needy families in northern New York should know that an annual federal effort, which includes Fort Drum personnel, is extending a helping hand to community members this summer.
Soldiers lead Team USA in CISM Military World Games track and field
Jul 21, 2011
Family shares hardships from DUI death
Jul 21, 2011
"My son loved the Army -- he loved being a Soldier -- and Fort Carson was his home," said Nancy Clay, while standing at a podium in McMahon Auditorium July 15, facing her son's former artillery unit.
Traveling children's theater group uses play for life lessons
Jul 21, 2011
Missoula's Children's Theatre in Montana, the largest touring children's theater program in the country, presented "Robin Hood" in two shows Saturday afternoon at McGill Training Center in collaboration with SKIES Unlimited.
USO food pantry helps service members in need
Jul 21, 2011
A growing number of Fort Meade families use the USO food pantry on a regular basis. The USO serves the installation's active-duty service members and their families.
Meade Dolphins win first swim meet of season
Jul 21, 2011
For the first time since 2009, the Fort Meade Dolphins youth swim team put a tally in the win column.
West Point community gathers to make annual fair a success
Jul 20, 2011
The annual West Point Community Fair sponsored by the Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation and Army Community Service at Eisenhower Hall was, by all accounts, a great success.
Military Team USA soccer players pilot athletes to Brazil for CISM Games
Jul 20, 2011
Pele lights torch as Brazil celebrates Opening of CISM Military World Games
Jul 20, 2011
Army Teen Panel lights up arena with red, white and blue
Jul 15, 2011
The arena lights went down in the ATT Center, and the flag was unrolled above the floor for the National Anthem. As the chorus began to sing, the importance of the event sunk in for the members and staff of the Army Teen Panel, holding the flag.
CYSS Hired! Program prepares teens for workplace
Jul 14, 2011
These are tough economic times with jobs becoming harder and harder to come by, especially for teens who may want a summer job. To better prepare teens for jobs after high school or while attending college to help pay tuition, West Point Child, Youth and School Services of the Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation instituted the Hired! Program.
Youths showcase talents at new Stewart Child Development Center
Jul 14, 2011
FORT STEWART, Ga. - Three youths, who were top finishers in Teen Talent Search contests sponsored by the Boys and Girls Clubs of America, showcased their talents during the June 30 grand opening of Fort Stewart's newest Child Development Center.
Youth learn swimming basics, water safety
Jul 14, 2011
The sun peaked through the clouds just in time for swim camp at Fort Stewart's Bryan Village Pool, July 11. The two week class is sponsored by Child, Youth and School Services Schools of Knowledge, Inspiration, Exploration, and Skills Unlimited program.
Pagano Gym Patrons Like Their Renovated Building
Jul 14, 2011
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala.--Pagano Gym got rave reviews during tours of the newly redone facility Friday.
Blues Festival Tunes Up On Post Activity Field
Jul 14, 2011
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala.--Redstone's annual Army concert has proven popular with country music fans, but others were ready for another genre.
Leno brings comedy act to Carson
Jul 14, 2011
Late-night talk show host Jay Leno let loose a series of stand-up comedy bits Saturday, seizing his military audience with laughter.
Country comes to Carson
Jul 14, 2011
Country music star Craig Morgan brought his unique style of music to the Fort Carson Special Events Center July 8.
Spouses Find Friends, Resources in Family Readiness Groups
Jul 14, 2011
FORT LEE, Va. (July 14, 2011) -- Family Readiness Groups are as diverse as the people and the mission they support. Far removed from the gossip galleries of yesterday, today's FRGs are supported by all levels of command and Army programs.
Fort McCoy Lodging receives top-level award
Jul 11, 2011
FORT MCCOY, Wis. -- Fort McCoy visitors who use the installation's Lodging facilities are staying in one of the best lodging operations in the Army. Michael Bayerl, Fort McCoy Lodging general manager, said Fort McCoy's Lodging operation received the Meritorious Award from the American Hotel and Lodging Association for providing premier customer service and upgrading their facilities. Fort McCoy worked its way up to the award by earning the bronze, silver and gold pineapple awards for operations and staff. Bayerl said in Colonial times pineapples symbolized the highest levels of hospitality.
Warrior Adventure Quest pilot program at Fort McCoy supports Soldiers
Jul 11, 2011
FORT MCCOY, Wis. -- A pilot Warrior Adventure Quest program held at Fort McCoy in June trained 150 Soldiers from the Illinois Army National Guard how to handle post-deployment stress. Pam Budda, Outdoor Recreation and Sports Director for the Fort McCoy Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation (DFMWR), said the goal of the program, endorsed by the Department of the Army and sponsored by the Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Command, is to mitigate high-risk behaviors following deployments.
Sand volleyball courts at Fort McCoy created by Soldiers for Soldiers
Jul 11, 2011
FORT MCCOY, Wis. -- Two new sand volleyball courts located outdoors near the Fort McCoy Community Activity Center, building 2000, already are getting heavy use less than a month after being completed as a troop project. Larry Morrow, installation Troop Project coordinator, helped get the project on the list for Operations Essayons, a June engineer exercise held at Fort McCoy. Morrow worked with the CAC, the Directorate of Public Works and the 955th Engineer Company of Pennsylvania to design and construct the project to meet the needs of the CAC and the Soldiers
CHARACTER COUNTS! program part of Fort McCoy Summer Camp activities
Jul 11, 2011
FORT MCCOY, Wis. -- Youth participating in the Fort McCoy Summer Camp program are incorporating the Six Pillars of Character into their daily activities, said Cori Yahnke, Fort McCoy School Age and Youth Center director. Yahnke said the program has been ongoing, and the CHARACTER COUNTS! Pillars are woven into every activity the youth in the Child, School & Youth (CYS) Services program participate in year-round. Many youth are participating in the current CYS Services Summer Camp program, with total youth in a recent week nearing the 100-person mark.
Last CDC customer
Jul 11, 2011
After 58 years of providing child care, the Fort McPherson Child Development Center closed its doors June 30.
DoD seeks input from Soldiers on MWR programs
Jul 11, 2011
The Defense Department is working to make sure each service, and DoD as a whole, is providing the "right" MWR programs and services to Soldiers and their Families.
New CDC opens its doors at Fort Gordon
Jul 11, 2011
Reinforcing Army's stand on sexual assault, harassment
Jul 8, 2011
BAUMHOLDER, Germany - Baumholder Army Community Service held its first Sexual Harassment and Assault Response Prevention Summit June 14 at the Rheinlander Community Club. Participants at the summit provided Lt. Col. Steve L. Fandrich, 170th Infantry Brigade Combat Team rear detachment commander, with numerous suggestions to help prevent sexual assault and harassment in the community as well as ways to improve Soldiers' personal safety.
Youths gain experience, cash in Summer Hire Program
Jul 8, 2011
WIESBADEN, Germany - More than 50 young people headed off to work in Baumholder and Wiesbaden June 20 at the start of this year's Summer Hire Program. The annual six-week summer employment opportunity in the Installation Management Command-Europe gives youths ages 14-22 a chance to earn a little spending money while gaining insight into the working world and potential careers.
Scouting: Learning, fun opportunities abound for boys and girls of all ages
Jul 8, 2011
WIESBADEN, Germany - "What did you do today?" isn't just a question at the beginning of a Girl Scout meeting anymore, it's their new motto. Scouts have evolved from gender-role-skills-focused organizations to places where youths can "step outside what they know as traditional roles, gain self-confidence and focus on community service," said Girl Scout Troop 276 leader Holly Strout.
Concert series draws 7,000
Jul 7, 2011
FORT SILL, Okla. -- More than 7,000 country music fans braved triple digit temperatures to get to the 2011 Army Concert Tour Saturday featuring Miranda Lambert with special guests Merle Haggard and Stoney LaRue.
OMK offers resiliency opportunity for military families
Jul 7, 2011
HONOLULU -- Hawaii's Operation Military Kids, or OMK, will host a Family Resiliency Retreat in August for military families with youth ages 6-17 years old who have experienced multiple deployments. Younger siblings may also attend.
Fort Meade summer reading program begins with magic
Jul 7, 2011
"Books -- The Magic Is Real 2," a show created by Joe Romano, a professional magician who uses magic and illusions to encourage youths to read, attracted more than 200 people to Fort Meade's Burba Lake Cottage June 28
EDGE program exposes Fort Meade youths to different, fun experiences
Jul 7, 2011
The Army created the Experience, Develop, Grow and Excel program two years ago to provide children with more after-school activities. EDGE offers activities every weekday from 3 to 6 p.m.
EFMP Respite Care: Enhancing the Quality of Life for Caregivers
Jul 6, 2011
SAN ANTONIO, Texas -- Starting in July, the Exceptional Family Member Program is standardizing and streamlining the process for delivering respite care to eligible Families in need of support.
Fort Polk summer reading program offers otherworldly vistas
Jul 5, 2011
The ultimate goal for the book clubs, according to library technician Mary Grange, "is to start a literary community, share thoughts and have open discussions about literature. It's a way of meeting new people and exercising your brain, all while having a good time."
USACE, USAG Ansbach open Storck Community Activity Center
Jul 1, 2011
USACE and USAG Ansbach officials gathered for a dedication ceremony and grand opening of the Col. Louis J. Storck Community Activity Center, Storck Barracks, on June 14.
Into the Thin Air …
Jul 1, 2011
Our mission was to play "elevator" for pararescue personnel training and qualifying with the square parachute. Our task was to pick up as many jumpers as we could, take them up to 13,000 feet and have them jump out. It was a cool November day in the California high desert, and we weren't worried about power limits due to temperature. The mission was pretty simple to execute " that is, until the mission took a bad turn for us.
Come catch the magic: Camp Adventure comes to Fort Wainwright
Jun 30, 2011
"We create magical moments that last a lifetime," Mitchell said. "For the kids, there are always things that may be going on at home, but once they come into Camp Adventure, we want them to forget that."
Fort Drum Mountainfest sports events build camaraderie among troops
Jun 30, 2011
Fort Drum Soldiers participated in friendly sports competitions last week as part of the Mountainfest celebration to stimulate esprit de corps within 10th Mountain Division (LI).
Fort Meade teen, youth centers $2.5K grants promote reading
Jun 30, 2011
Both the Fort Meade Teen Center and the Middle School program at the Youth Services Center each received a $2,500 grant from the Walmart Bright Spot Reading Initiative in late April. The funds are being used to create a space for books, magazines and newspapers, along with some comfortable chairs so young people can sit and enjoy the materials.
Fort Meade youth hone skills, get kicks at 'Brit' soccer camp
Jun 30, 2011
Coaches from across the pond in England traveled to America to teach the Challenger British Soccer Camp through Friday on the fields between Chisholm Avenue and Huber Road.
Volunteers Make Lasting Impression As Hours Mount
Jun 29, 2011
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- Lorraine Kraus has clocked in plenty of hours as a volunteer for Army Community Service. With more than 10,000 hours volunteered since 1996, she has helped make plenty of things happen for Army Community Service and the civilians, Soldiers and families it serves.
Woman honored for life of fitness
Jun 29, 2011
While most of Fort McPherson was celebrating the post's history at the Garrison's color casing ceremony June 17, or the history of the Army at the Army's 236th birthday celebration the same day, another type of history was being prepared to be celebrated at the Fort McPherson Fitness Center; a woman's 79 year dedication to fitness.
Army WCAP boxer Franklin wins U.S. National flyweight championship
Jun 29, 2011
WCAP coach Abdullah expects Army boxers to rebound at Olympic Trials
Jun 29, 2011
Toddlers, parents enjoy 'Sesame Street' makeover
Jun 28, 2011
WIESBADEN, Germany - The usual faces and a few more showed up to the regular weekly play group at Texas Strasse. This time, the likes of Elmo, Oscar the Grouch, Bert, Ernie, Big Bird and the Cookie Monster greeted toddlers and parents as the door opened to the usual Friday play place.
Fitness program rocks Civilians into shape
Jun 24, 2011
As Soldiers of the 3rd Infantry Division continue to deploy, the Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield Civilian team remain on standby to support the Army's mission. Ready for the call, Army Civilians are given the opportunity to get into tip-top shape all the while incorporating the command philosophy of teamwork, caring, training and having fun. Civilians jog, lunge and tone their way to health with the Fort Stewart Civilian Fitness Program at Newman Fitness Center, June 16.
Soldiers compete in Sgt. Audie Murphy Triathlon
Jun 24, 2011
FORT RUCKER, Ala. -- The Directorate of Family, Morale, Welfare and Recreation hosted the Sgt. Audie Murphy Triathlon June 18.
CSA thanks Fort Campbell Soldiers, families for dedicated service to nation
Jun 24, 2011
The Army's top officer, Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, chief of staff of the Army, visited with Fort Campbell, Ky., Soldiers and families June 23, 2011, taking the time to thank them for the sacrifices they have born in service to their country.
Program offers financial aide for child care
Jun 24, 2011
The National Association of Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies offers child care financial assistance to military members serving in the Army, Marine Corps, Navy and Air Force. According to NACCRRA's web site they work with the U.S. military services to help those who serve in the military find and afford child care that suits their unique needs.
Intimate betrayals: A look at domestic abuse on Fort Bragg
Jun 24, 2011
A series to highlight domestic violence prevention, causes and resources to help victims.
Riverfest reaches record attendance
Jun 23, 2011
Alexandria Bay saw record-setting attendance during the 15th Annual Riverfest on June 6. More than 5,700 Soldiers, Family Members and civilians took advantage of northern New York's 80-degree, mostly sunny weather that day and headed north for a fun and historical experience.
Local school thanks Soldiers for volunteering
Jun 23, 2011
FORT LEE, Va. (June 23, 2011) -- Fort Lee's Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers program has lent a voluntary hand to various causes in the local community over the past few years.
After Iraq, Soldier heals through photography
Jun 23, 2011
Sgt. Keith McKern sees the world in snapshots of beauty. When a cloud moves to just the right spot in the sky or a tree branch tilts at precisely the right angle, McKern is in his element. But it wasn't always that way for McKern, the NCO in charge of the National Training Center and Fort Irwin's legal assistance office.
Boundless Playground opens at Fort McCoy's Pine View Campground
Jun 23, 2011
FORT McCOY, Wis. -- Youth in the Fort McCoy Child, Youth and School (CYS) Services program could barely wait until the ribbon-cutting and opening remarks for the new Boundless Playground at the Pine View Campground were complete before they raced into the new facility. Everyone smiled with pleasure as the youth quickly tried out all the new equipment in the $250,000 complex. Fort McCoy Garrison Commander Col. David E. Chesser, who presided over the opening festivities, recounted how the project took five years to come to fruition.
Partnership links military spouses with employers
Jun 23, 2011
The Defense Department is launching a new partnership that's intended to expand job opportunities for military spouses by connecting them with employers actively seeking to hire them.
High adventure for Fort Carson youths
Jun 23, 2011
Children from Fort Carson, Colo., hiked, mountain biked, rock climbed, kayaked and went white-water rafting as part of Fort Carson's Adventure Programs and Education's Wilderness Adventure Camp.
New CDC opens at Hunter
Jun 23, 2011
Child, Youth and School Services demonstrated its support of the Army Family Covenant on June 13 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the new $5 million child development center at Hunter Army Airfield's Haley Avenue location. It's the third CDC facility built on Hunter Army Airfield for children, age six-weeks to five years old. A second CDC, located on Perimeter Road, was completed last March; the oldest center, which is still fully operational, is located just off Middle Ground Road.
Sill FMWR takes members rafting
Jun 23, 2011
Fort Sill, Okla. -- Soldiers, veterans and civilians got a taste of adventure through Fort Sill's Outdoor Recreation, and already they want more. The group said goodbye to the plains June 16 and hello to high altitude for a white water rafting trip in Buena Vista, Colo.
Star-studded grand opening for newest Fort Sam Houston fitness center
Jun 23, 2011
FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas -- To stay on track, the 502nd Mission Support Group inaugurated the newest addition to the post's athletic facilities, the Fort Sam Houston Fitness Center at the Medical Education and Training Campus, June 20.
American hunters welcomed to brotherhood of traditional German hunters
Jun 22, 2011
U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden's Outdoor Recreation Hunting, Fishing and Sport Shooting Program offers hunters the opportunity to learn about and test for the prestigious German Jagdschein, or hunting license.
Roses, Yellow Ribbons Symbolize Love Of Military Spouses
Jun 22, 2011
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala.--As he chased after his big brother Tristen with a piece of melon in his hand, it was hard to tell that toddler Jacob Wojtaszek has had any health problems.
Deanie Dempsey dishes with spouses
Jun 20, 2011
During a visit to Main Post here, June 2, Deanie Dempsey, wife of Chief of Staff of the Army Gen. Martin Dempsey, met with more than 20 Family Readiness Group leaders of the 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment and 172nd Infantry Brigade to discuss issues pertaining to the military family.
Fort Campbell bound
Jun 20, 2011
Doris Johnson (right), Child, Youth and School Services (CYSS) center director, Fort Campbell, Ky., hauls a piece of equipment from the Fort McPherson Youth Activities Center (Bldg. 400) to Matt Moriarty, a supply technician at the Fort Campbell CYSS. The two visited Fort McPherson Monday to get equipment for the Fort Campbell CYSS program before it was sold off at the Fort McPherson CYSS cash-and-carry sale June 16.
Intimate betrayals: A look at abuse inside Fort Bragg homes
Jun 17, 2011
Army boxers brace for U.S. Nationals, Olympic Team Trials
Jun 16, 2011
Reigning light-heavyweight national champion Spc. Jeffrey Spencer will lead several Soldiers into the 2011 U.S. National Boxing Championships June 20 through 25, in Colorado Springs, Colo.
This Comedy is a Murder Mystery
Jun 15, 2011
Adaptive sports offer adrenaline rush
Jun 15, 2011
The kayaker thrashed in the water of Fort Carson's Indoor Pool as he tried to roll his boat upright. After three tries, Frank Hackney went to help, turning the kayaker upright so he could catch his breath.
Servicemembers run with robots for wounded warriors, qualify for the Army Ten-Miler
Jun 14, 2011
Raising more than $2,500 for the Wounded Warrior Project, nearly 130 people from all branches of service rallied together to support the 2011 Robot Trot.
SSG Richard J. Tieman Child Development Center Dedication
Jun 14, 2011
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Jun 14, 2011
BOSS members serve community, have fun
Jun 10, 2011
WIESBADEN, Germany - Go to almost any event in the Wiesbaden military community and don't be surprised if several young single Soldiers are on hand helping contribute to the success of the program. That's because members of the U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden's Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers have vowed to play a role in helping improve the quality of life in the garrison.
Volunteers honored as Baumholder stars
Jun 10, 2011
BAUMHOLDER,Germany - Baumholder volunteers saved the U.S. Army $394,070.64 in the last 12 months by volunteering more than 18,500 hours of service to the community. Lt. Col. Sam McAdoo, U.S. Army Garrison Baumholder commander, was presented with a symbolic check for the total amount of savings during the annual volunteer recognition ceremony May 19 at the Rheinlander Community Club.
3-D Archery opens at Fort McCoy's Sportsman's Range
Jun 10, 2011
FORT McCOY, Wis. -- The new 3-D Archery range at the Fort McCoy Sportsman's Range complex is open for use.
15th Annual Army Birthday 10-Miler races through Fort Bragg
Jun 10, 2011
About 1862 participants ran, walked, rucked, or hand-cranked their way through 10 miles of Fort Bragg, during the 15th Annual Army Birthday 10-Miler. The day was hot and humid and the course consisted of many hills and everyone agreed that the best part of the race was the finish line. However, most said they will definitely run the race next year.
Young Fort Drum bike riders hit trails, learn bike safety
Jun 9, 2011
Army MWR integrated into Installation Management Command
Jun 6, 2011
Lt. Gen. Rick Lynch, commanding general of the Installation Management Command, presided over a ceremony marking the integration of the Army's Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Command into the Installation Management Command.
Local volunteers recognized for their service
Jun 2, 2011
U.S. Army Garrison Hohenfels paid tribute to its legion of volunteers with a recognition ceremony and luncheon in appreciation for another year of giving "from the heart."
Community Unites With Troops In Patriotism
Jun 1, 2011
REDSTONE ARSENAL, AL.--The Huntsville/Madison County community will once again have its patriotic spirit on display as it holds the annual Armed Forces Celebration Week.
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Jun 1, 2011
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Encrypting and decrypting data
With Encrypting File System (EFS) you can store data securely. EFS does this by encrypting data in selected NTFS file system files and folders.
Because EFS is integrated with the file system, it is easy to manage, difficult to attack, and transparent to the user. This is particularly useful for securing data on computers that may be vulnerable to theft, such as mobile computers.
Files and folders cannot be encrypted or decrypted on FAT volumes. Also, EFS is designed to store data securely on local computers. As such, it does not support the secure transmission of files over a network. Other technologies, such as Internet Protocol Security (IPSec), can be used in conjunction with EFS to provide a larger solution. For more information, see Internet Protocol Security (IPSec).
Using encryption keys
Once a user has specified that a file be encrypted, the actual process of data encryption and decryption is completely transparent to the user. The user does not need to understand this process. However, the following explanation of how data encryption and decryption works might be useful for administrators.
Encryption of files works as follows:
Each file has a unique file encryption key, which is later used to decrypt the file's data.
The file encryption key is itself encrypted--it is protected by the user's public key corresponding to the user's EFS certificate.
The file encryption key is also protected by the public key of each additional EFS user that has been authorized to decrypt the file and each recovery agent.
For steps on how to encrypt a file or folder, see Encrypt a file or folder
The EFS certificate and private key used can be issued by a number of sources, including automatically-generated certificates, certificates created by Microsoft certification authorities (CAs), or third-party CAs. For more information about third-party certificates and EFS, see article Q273856, "Third-Party Certificate Authority Support for Encrypting File System," in the Microsoft Knowledge Base.
Decryption of files works as follows:
To decrypt a file, the file encryption key must first be decrypted. The file encryption key is decrypted when the user has a private key that matches the public key.
The original user may not be the only person that can decrypt the file encryption key. Other designated users or recovery agents can also decrypt the file encryption key, by using their own private key.
For steps on how to decrypt a file or folder, see Decrypt a file or folder
Private keys are securely held in a protected key store, and not in the Security Account Manager (SAM) or in a separate directory. For more information, see the Microsoft TechNet on the Microsoft Web site.
Storing encrypted files on remote servers
If users in your Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 family computing environment want to store encrypted files on remote servers, it is useful to know the following:
Windows XP and the Windows Server 2003 family support the storage of encrypted files on remote servers.
Users can use EFS remotely only when both computers are members of the same Windows Server 2003 family forest.
Encrypted data is not encrypted when in transit over the network, but only when stored on disk. The exceptions to this are when your system includes Internet Protocol security (IPSec) or Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV). IPSec encrypts data while it is transported over a Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) network. If the file is encrypted before being copied or moved to a WebDAV folder on a server, it will remain encrypted during the transmission and while it is stored on the server.
Encrypted files are not accessible from Macintosh clients.
Storing EFS certificates and private keys on smartcards is not currently supported.
Strong private key protection for EFS private keys is not currently supported.
Before users can encrypt files that reside on a remote server, an administrator must designate the remote server as trusted for delegation. This allows all users with files on that server to encrypt those files. For more information, see Enable a remote server for file encryption and Encrypt a file or folder on a remote computer.


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Jakarta - Indonesia's Ulema Council of religious authorities renewed a fatwa forbidding Muslims - including the president - from attending Christmas celebrations and offering holiday wishes to Christians, reports said on Monday.
President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and Vice President Boediono are scheduled to attend a national Christmas celebration on December 27.
"Even though they are the country's leaders, they are forbidden to attend such Christmas celebrations," Maman Abdurrahman, chairman of Muslim organisation Persis, was quoted as saying by The Jakarta Post.
But leaders of Nahdlatul Ulama and Muhammadiyah, two of the country's largest Muslim organisations, have said wishing people a happy Christmas is not forbidden and is a form of religious tolerance.
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The Israeli military says it has resumed airstrikes on Gaza after Hamas militants violated a de-escalation brokered by Egypt.
Military spokesman Lt Col Peter Lerner says that after holding its fire for six hours Israel has "resumed operational activities."
The military says that during the six hours Gaza militants fired about 50 rockets all over Israel. No injuries were reported.
The de-escalation period was meant to lead to detailed cease-fire talks between Israel and Hamas and end a week of fighting that has killed more than 190 Palestinians and exposed millions of Israelis to rocket fire from Gaza.
Israel accepted the Egyptian truce plan, but vowed to hit Gaza hard if Hamas rejected the deal. - Sapa-AP
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