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"The big thing is that he throws the ball so early that we're going to have to do a good job of finding ways to get to him and, when we do get to him, we're going to have to make sure he gets a couple 'remember me' shots when we get there. ... If (getting penalties) happens, it happens. And the only thing you'd like for me to say is that if it happens you hope he doesn't get back up and play again."
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♦ 60.6 -- Combined field-goal percentage this postseason, with nine kickers combining to miss 13 of 33 attempts. "It's impossible for me to not think about," Chargers PK Nate Kaeding said of his 0-for-3 performance in a divisional playoff loss to the Jets. "There haven't been 30 seconds that have gone by since that game that I haven't thought about it."
♦ 70,000 -- Approximate anticipated attendance for Sunday's Pro Bowl in South Florida. The only Pro Bowl to draw more was in 1959, when 72,250 attended the game at the Los Angeles Coliseum.
♦ 57.9 -- Average viewers, in millions, for last week's NFC championship game. It was the most-watched conference title game since 1981.
♦ 100 -- Millions of viewers expected for next week's Super Bowl, according to industry research firm IBISWorld.
♦ 2.7 -- Millions of dollars CBS is charging on average for a 30-second commercial during the Super Bowl, down from NBC's $3 million average last year.
Roger Goodell already has deemed the location and timing of Sunday's Pro Bowl "a success," and attendance that's expected to top 70,000 for only the second time in the game's history will support the commissioner's case.
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But there are at least two clear counterarguments to playing the NFL's all-star game the week before the Super Bowl in south Florida, rather than the week after in Hawaii, and they'll both be suiting up as quarterbacks for the AFC team.
San Diego's Philip Rivers and New England's Tom Brady are among 17 players who have dropped out of the game because of injuries -- a number that might be slightly lower if players had two more weeks to recover. Indianapolis' Peyton Manning, the league's MVP, is one of 14 players exempted from participation because he'll play in the Super Bowl seven days later.
That means Houston's Matt Schaub, a worthy choice based on his numbers (league-leading 4,770 passing yards, 29 TD passes, 98.6 rating), will be backed up by two players who simply aren't: Tennessee's Vince Young and Jacksonville's David Garrard.
Young contributed to the Titans' second-half turnaround but was nothing more than a caretaker, throwing just 10 touchdown passes in 12 games (10 starts), completing 58.7 percent of his passes and posting a mediocre 82.8 passer rating for an offense driven by sensational running back Chris Johnson.
Garrard started all 16 games, threw only 15 touchdown passes -- just behind the likes of San Francisco's Alex Smith, Seattle's Matt Hasselbeck and Kansas City's Matt Cassel -- and had an 83.5 rating for the NFL's 19th-ranked passing attack.
Isn't there something wrong when none of the quarterbacks leading a Pro Bowl team managed to lead their real teams to the playoffs?
Two of the NFC's original Pro Bowl quarterbacks, New Orleans' Drew Brees and Minnesota's Brett Favre, also will skip the game for different reasons, giving Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers the starting role. That's an honor of sorts for Rodgers, but it's unfortunate deserving representatives will be grouped with at least 31 replacement players, marking the honor with a clear asterisk.
No matter when it's played, the Pro Bowl mostly is irrelevant for fans. The quality of the game itself never is high, and the fact that it's receiving "a lot more attention" than in prior years, as Goodell noted, is based on little besides geography.
But many players take a Pro Bowl nod seriously. For some, it's a crowning achievement of a long career -- a sign they've finally earned the respect among the fans, coaches and fellow players who vote them in. While players have expressed mixed feelings about locale, prestige should be taken into account when the league decides the timing of the next two Pro Bowls, which will be back in Hawaii.
Extracting all of the top players from the two conference champions, plus the usual injury-induced absentees, has left an "all-star" game that actually lacks a whole lot of them. No matter how many attend, watch or cover the event, let's be real: this is a Semi-Pro Bowl.
Change of the guard?
Arizona quarterback Kurt Warner announced his retirement on Friday. Minnesota quarterback Brett Favre could do the same in the coming months -- um, for real this time -- and the future also is uncertain for San Diego running back LaDainian Tomlinson, who fell off badly this season and probably won't see the $3 million base salary he's due in 2010.
If interest is tepid in Tomlinson, who turns 31 this summer, there's a chance next season will begin with only two active players who have won the MVP -- Manning and Brady -- for the first time in decades.
Bet on it
Many early Super Bowl lines favored Indianapolis by 3 1/2 or four points. But by late in the week, the spread generally was closer to a touchdown as bettors laid heavily on the AFC champions.
The Las Vegas Hilton opened the Colts at 5 1/2 with plans to move as far as 6 1/2. The Bodog Sportsbook had Indianapolis as six-point favorites as of Saturday afternoon.
"Even at six, more money has continued to back the Colts," Bodog manager Richard Gardner said, "although we have started to see some sharp money come in on the New Orleans Saints at plus-six, so it looks like the line will be stable there for the foreseeable future."
Either way, Las Vegas expects a high-scoring game. Bodog's over/under total is a Super Bowl-record 56 1/2.
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Trisha's Southern Kitchen Episodes
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Comfort to the Max
Trisha Yearwood brings comfort to the next level, as she and her sister, Beth, cook up some of their most indulgent comfort food dishes; like Cornbread Salad with Buttermilk Chive Dressing, Cowboy Lasagna, and Venita's Chocolate Chip Cookies. After the food is prepared, they change into their pajamas and hop back into bed to eat this incredible feast, creating the ultimate day of comfort. (Episode: YW0601H)
Impromptu Get-Together
Trisha Yearwood's friend, singer/songwriter Sunny Sweeney, is in town, so Trisha decides to throw an impromptu get-together. Trisha whips up a quick and easy summer menu of Roasted Red Pepper Hummus, Cucumber Bites, Pulled Chicken Sandwiches with Spicy Slaw, and a refreshing Grape Salad. Sunny joins Trisha in the kitchen, and later the two sing a duet for their friend Mandy. (Episode: YW0602H)
Knockout Dishes
Trisha Yearwood and her sister, Beth, make a hearty Italian feast to refuel after a sisterly sparring session at the boxing gym. On the menu are Penne with Spicy Sausage Sauce, Garlic Bread, and Orange and Almond Biscotti for dessert. Trisha's also mixing up a special cocktail she calls Knockout Punch. (Episode: YW0603H)
Feel-Good Food
Trisha and her friend Allie cook up a hearty, and good-for-you, meal of Kale and Chorizo Soup, Smashed Sweet Pea Burgers with a side of Cold Cucumber Salad, and Baked Apples for dessert. It's the perfect meal to help them ease back into their everyday healthy eating habits. (Episode: YW0604H)
Weekend Breakfast
Today Trisha Yearwood invites her friends Julie and Mandy over for a special weekend breakfast. Julie arrives early to help prepare the ultimate breakfast spread of Bacon Waffles with Maple Syrup, an Asparagus Frittata, Lemon Blueberry Bread, and fun Cinnamon Cereal Cocktail. (Episode: YW0605H)
Mother's Day
Trisha honors her sister, Beth, by preparing a special meal full of Beth's personal favorites like Maple-Glazed Salmon, Potato Casserole, Roasted Broccoli and Carrots with Carrot-Top Pesto, and Apple and Chocolate Cake, while Beth enjoys the day off doing some of her favorite activities. Throughout the day, Trisha surprises Beth with special gifts from each of her children, including a surprise visit from her son Kyle! (Episode: YW0606H)
Record Release Party
Trisha Yearwood is releasing a special limited-edition record to help raise money to find a cure for women's cancers, and is hosting a release party to commemorate the event. She's serving up an array of scrumptious finger foods, like Mini Sausage Cheddar Biscuits, Chicken Salad with Fruit in Lettuce Cups and Vanilla Cupcakes with Peanut Butter Frosting. At the party, she will perform a special song from the record.
Buy a Limited-Edition Vinyl Record of Trisha's PrizeFighter: Hit After Hit(Episode: YW0607H)
Nashville Memories
Trisha prepares make-ahead dishes Chicken Broccoli Casserole and French Coconut Pie before heading down to one of her old Nashville stomping grounds, to perform a special duet with her songwriter friend, Karyn Rochelle. After the gig, Karyn returns to the house with Trisha, and together they make a salad of Mixed Greens with Roasted Cherry Tomatoes and Fried Goat Cheese Croutons and relax and reminisce over their delicious home-cooked meal. (Episode: YW0608H)
Family Grilling and Chilling
Trisha's brother-in-law and his wife are coming over to share some favorite family grilling recipes like Mike's Pork Candy, Mary's Baked Beans, In the Husk Grilled Corn on the Cob, and Trisha's Grilled Pineapple served with ice cream and a warm apricot sauce. (Episode: YW0609H)
Glenda's Birthday Costume Party
The only person who loves a costume party more than Trisha Yearwood is her friend Glenda. To celebrate Glenda's birthday, she and Trisha are cooking up a few dressed-up party food dishes for their special costume party. On the menu: Warm Feta Artichoke Dip, Shrimp Croquettes with Green Peas, and Chocolate Chip Cheesecake Bars. (Episode: YW0610H)
Our Guys' Favorites!
In honor of the amazing men and fathers in their lives, Trisha Yearwood and her sister, Beth, cook up a few of their favorite dishes, including their daddy's Biscuits and Sausage Gravy, Garth's personal creation, Taco Pizza, and for Beth's husband, John, German Chocolate Cake with Butterscotch Frosting. (Episode: YW0611H)
Southern Basics with a Twist
Trisha's cooking up some classic Southern dishes with a fun, Trisha twist. Her sister, Beth, joins in to help make BPT (Bacon, Jalapeno Pimento Cheese and Fried Green Tomatoes Sandwich), Deviled Eggs With Sour Cream and Bacon and Banana Pudding Cake. (Episode: YW0501H)
Boxed Lunch
Trisha's mom used to make her dad boxed lunches when we was working on the farm, and now Trisha's doing the same for Garth. She makes a Turkey Meatloaf Sandwich, Gwen's Coleslaw, Mari's Oatmeal Cookies and Pineapple Sweet Tea which she packs up to share with Garth out on the ranch. (Episode: YW0502H)
Updated Classics
Trisha and her nephew, Bret, cook up a classic lunch of Sloppy Joes, Green Salad With French Dressing and Mama's Home Cooked Fries before going for a driving lesson in her dad's classic car. After the drive, they'll head back to the house for a sweet Chocolate Peppermint Milkshake treat to end their special day. (Episode: YW0503H)
Feeding Hungry Boys
Trisha's nephew Kyle and two of his college friends are visiting for a weekend of fun and some home cooked food! While the boys are having fun on the lake, Trisha whips up a protein-packed meal of Sausage and Peppers, Garth's Pasta Salad, Power Balls and Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies. (Episode: YW0504H)
Big Family Thanksgiving
Trisha is hosting her family for Thanksgiving this year. She's making her uncle's famous Ranch Injected Fried Turkey. The family lends a hand in the kitchen with the Brussels Sprouts With Pistachios, Broccoli Cornbread and Lemon Pecan Pie before gathering around the table to share what they're thankful for, eat and sing! (Episode: YW0505H)
Christmas Eve Dinner
Trisha and her sister, Beth, prepare their Christmas Eve dinner of Honey Mustard Glazed Ham, Grits and Greens Casserole and Sauteed Parsnips and Carrots before heading to a candlelight service at church, where Trisha performs a special song. After the service, the pastor and his wife join the family back at the house for a Snappy Pear Crumble for dessert. (Episode: YW0506H)
Simple Weeknight Solutions
Trisha shares some of her go-to easy recipes with her friend Julie, a working mom, to make any weekend simple, tasty and stress-free! They make Lemon Citrus Fish, White Rice Herb Pilaf and Mrs. Carter's Skillet Apple Pie. (Episode: YW0507H)
A Romantic Dinner
Trisha's helping her sister, Beth, make a special anniversary dinner for her husband. They make Chicken Saltimbocca, Roasted Vegetables With Balsamic Glaze and Chocolate Orange Cake — all dishes that look fancy and taste great, but are actually simple to make. (Episode: YW0508H)
Blue Plate Special
Friend and fellow Okie, Ree Drummond, is coming over to make classic diner food dishes with Trisha. While they cook Chicken Fried Steak, Spinach With Bacon and Onions, Baked Macaroni and Cheese and Chocolate Pie, they share their favorite things about Oklahoma, cowboys and childhood memories of eating blue plate specials with their families. (Episode: YW0509H)
Just Because Party
Trisha's friend Karri is coming over and they decide to invite some friends over and have a "Just Because" party. They'll be cooking up great party food (Chicken and Wild Rice Casserole, Zucchini Cakes With Herb Sour Cream, Fresh Apple Pie) and having Trisha's signature cocktail, just because! (Episode: YW0510H)
Barbecue with a Master
Trisha is getting a barbecue lesson from John Cash, 'cue master and owner of her favorite local BBQ joint. Afterwards, Trisha heads back home to test some of her newfound skills on one of her own Brisket recipes. John joins her later to taste all she's cooked up, including Unfried Pickles With Ranch Dressing, Cooked-to-Death Green Beans and Blackberry Cobbler. (Episode: YW0511H)
All Things Miniature
Trisha and her friend Glenda are having a "Tea Party for Two," combining Glenda's love of a good theme party and Trisha's love of all things miniature. They'll enjoy bite-sized and individually portioned Creamy Asparagus Soup, Mini Egg Salad Sandwiches, Mini Stuffed Peppers and Mini Monkey Bread Muffins, all served on miniature dishware! (Episode: YW0512H)
Surprise Supper
Trisha and her band have booked a gig at a historic venue in Trisha's hometown and she's decided to make them all a surprise dinner before the show. Her bandmates Steve and Heather come over to help her cook a comforting crowd-friendly meal of Slow Cooker Stout Beef Stew, Lettuce Wedge With Blue Cheese Dressing and Texas Sheet Cake With Chocolate Ganache. After they're finished cooking, they load up the car and transport the meal to the venue. (Episode: YW0513H)
Homage to Julia Child
Trisha and her sister, Beth, are paying homage to Julia Child for the day; dressing up like her and making Trisha's versions of some of Julia's classic French dishes, accidents and all! They make Beef Bourguignon, Potato Pancakes and Apple Charlotte. (Episode: YW0514H)

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I've been running a Vista x64 as my main machine in office for a few months now, and when I had to analyze a Process Monitor trace received from a customer, but if the log was coming from a x86 machine (that's still the most common for customer calls we see today) I was not able to open it on my desktop, and always had to rely on my laptop (where I run Windows XP Pro) or on my second desktop (Windows 2003).
I took this for granted for a while, but then this morning I thought to have a look at the command line options (procmon /?) and got a nice surprise:
Tried it, and (of course) I was finally able to open the 32bit trace on my 64bit machine..
Of course, it would be nice if Mark (Russinovich) added a more detailed message instead of the error message.
Or did he? I haven't tried this functionality myself, did you try it using the latest version?
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Yes, that also happen with the latest version, but the nice thing is that now the help dialog is shown automatically after you close the error message, rather than you to run it at the command line... a more descriptive error message would be usefu, but that's a step forward anyway :-)
I have a question.. Different from the topic of this post..!! Which tool do you use to take these kind of snapshot and most importantly highlight with those red rounded corners? Can you please share some details! ? :)
Ah... that's not the first time I'm asked this question you know? :-)
So... for the screenshots I use Winsnap (http://www.ntwind.com/software/winsnap.html), shareware but well deserved: it has some nice features like the "Vista like" shadows, watermarks, keyboard shortcuts (wonderful), menu screenshots support etc...
For the rounded highlights I use Paint.NET (http://www.getpaint.net/index.html), maybe not a very sofisticated image editor but it's free, more poweful that the standard MSPaint, extensible through plugins etc...
Hi Carlo,
In your process explorer snapshot, procexp64.exe a child process of procexp.exe. You're are refering to procmon.exe in your post.. which seems to run as procmon.exe (w/o a child process). I guess Mark does some internal switch to 32 bit using some sort of shim in procmon.exe. I dont have a x64 m/c to test this.. but you should be able to see it in procexp (using process highlighting for new/dying processes).
Cheers !
Ops... you're right! :o)
I made a mistake with the screenshots I guess... I took more than one while testing, I guess I published the wrong one (wrong highlighting)...
Corrected, thanks! :-)


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BELVIDERE — A man known by police to be a gang member was arrested Sunday on weapon and drug charges.
BELVIDERE — A man known by police to be a gang member was arrested Sunday on weapon and drug charges.
Antonio Moreno, 26, was charged with resisting a peace officer, unlawful possession of cannabis and unlawful possession of a weapon by a felon, a class 2 felony.
Moreno is being held without bond in the Boone County Jail.
About 12:40 a.m., Sunday, officers were sent to the 1500 block of Maple Avenue on a report of shots fired.
Belvidere officers, along with a Boone County sheriff's deputy, checked the area for suspects. Shortly after the initial call, the sheriff's deputy located a man in the 1600 block of Pearl Street. The man, later identified as Moreno, fled on foot, but was caught by the deputy after a short foot chase.
At the time of the arrest, police recovered a 9mm handgun and an undisclosed amount of marijuana from Moreno. The handgun was later discovered to be stolen from Rockford.
A Class 2 felony is punishable by three to seven in prison.
Anyone with information about drug trafficking or any crime is asked to call the Belvidere Police Department at 815-544-2135 or Crime Stoppers at 815-547-7867.
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8:00 PM, Oct 15, 2009 • By JOHN MCCORMACK
The Huffington Post has retracted two quotes author Jack Huberman falsely attributed to Rush Limbaugh. Huberman wrote on the liberal website in 2006 that Limbaugh said James Earl Ray "deserves a posthumous Medal of Honor" and that Limbaugh praised slavery because "streets were safer after dark" back then. The HuffPo's Mario Ruiz did not reply to an email asking if Huberman had backed up other quotes in the piece.
But still, retracting the false quotes of Limbaugh praising slavery and James Earl Ray puts them a step above CNN's Rick Sanchez, who cited the slavery quote on Monday and has not yet issued a retraction and apology. Nation Books, the publisher of Huberman's book in which the quotes may have first appeared in print, hasn't issued a retraction. And neither has the Center for American Progress.
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Yesterday, we reported on a scandal at the League of Legends World Championship playoffs involving members of team Azubu Frost allegedly using the tournament displays (with both team's vision revealed for the benefit of the spectators) to gain information about the other team. The professional esports equivalent of the classic "screen hack" you used to get accused of in Goldeneye, basically. Riot has ruled that the outcome of the match will stand, but that Azubu Frost will be fined $30,000, which accounts for 20 percent of their winnings.
"We evaluated these cases based on intent, severity, and tangible impact to the course of the game," Riot's VP of esports explained . "Based on our investigation, the Azubu Frost incident is the only one where we determined there to be tangible impact - we believe other members of AzF modified their gameplay (level 1 ping and Jayce brush check) based upon the information gained. We don't believe, however, that these actions decided the winner of the game."
Riot's Senior eSports manager clarifies what was observed: "Between the restart and the final crash, at 19:24 on the game clock, WE WeiXiao looked up to his left and back at the venue screens. This happened shortly after a surge in crowd noise and a vuvuzela blast. Prior to WE Weixiao looking at the screens, Team WE had sufficient ward coverage to know the location of CLG.EU Froggen (Orianna) in mid, CLG.EU Yellowpete (Ezrael), who had just left top to either B or go through the jungle, CLG.EU Snoopeh (Cho'Gath), who was near wraiths, and CLG.EU Wickd (Malphite) at bottom."
As for the other teams accused of taking advantage of the stage layout, the following rulings were issued:
The money AzF was fined will be going to Riot's charity partners in Korea, according to the post.


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on 08/19/2015 I had a total rt. hip replacement, it was much better than I thought it would be . dr changer is a great surgeon I know two other people that had the same thing and did not do as well as I have. I have done great from the time I wake up I have had no pain. I would recommend him to anyone as the best.
I chose to NOT return for "Follow Up" visit...
I was encouraged by the option of having an anterior hip replacement because I would not have any of the usual mobility limitations like crossing your legs or bending beyond a certain point. I'm not real active, but I do square dance and would like to ride a bike again. However, no surgery is without risks. When I woke up I was not able to move my leg. My femoral nerve was traumatized. It is 4 weeks post surgery and no one is able to predict if/when my femoral nerve will come back. This means I "have no quad muscle" which is necessary to lift my leg. I am in a brace and a walker. My recommendation is that you listen very closely to all of the surgical risks and understand what is the challenge if they happen to you. Dr. Chenger has been compassionate helping me to adjust to my current situation.
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This is the first review I've written for anyone, so obviously I'm thrilled about my recent double knee replacement by Dr. Chenger. Everything went better than expected. In mid June I had surgery, both knees replaced at the same time. Well, first let me backup. Five weeks before surgery I made the decision to get it done, so I began the easy exercise routine provided. In fact I did double the amount of repetitions and even added weight to be ready for recovery. So, had surgery on a Wednesday, while I was in the recovery room I started doing my basic ankle pumps, actually I did 700. Sounds like a lot, but they're super easy. My recommendation is to do the PT exercises as often as possible after surgery, even during the night when the nurse wakes you for meds do some basic leg lifts or ankle pumps. Then when PT comes the next day to get you started on a twice a day minimal workout do it on your own at least a couple of times each day. Remember you're on plenty of pain meds so it's only stretching with no pain. This will keep the scar tissue from adhering and creating a difficult time later. The first few days in the hospital are not for rest and relaxing, it's time to get going so you can get out quickly. Here's the results of my pre surgery exercising and starting immediately after surgery with PT. From the hospital I went to a rehab hospital. They evaulated on monday morning, the during their rounds meeting about patients that same afternoon they decided to discharge me. So my total rehab stay was 2 days, rather than the normal 7-10 days. On day 5 I rode a stationary bike for 5 min, day 6 walked up and down a full flight of stairs using only the hand rail, day 15 began walking, never used a cane, started driving and working half days at 4 weeks, now at 5 weeks I'm 80% and doing yard work, trimming hedges, mowing grass, walking down the block and loving it. If your doctor agrees on doing both knees I would recommend that, first you get the same PT on each leg so the outcome is you should have a matching pair in flexibility, plus when you do both it's over in 6 weeks, if you do them separately you go through the same amount of surgery and PT twice taking 12 weeks to recover. It was scary to think about 'not having a good leg to stand on', as every one would joke, plus everyone would say 'you're brave', but if I had to do it again I would do both knees. Now with Dr. Chenger's minimal cutting my incision is about 4-5 inches with a slight curve to the inside of the knee missing the main quad muscle to make recovery faster. Also, he used 'closed wound suction' devices to pull the fluid from the knees during the first 48 hrs which greatly reduced any swelling and discomfort. Also, he uses blood recycle device which captures your own blood to avoid need of a transfusion. Hope this is helpful and informative as well as encouraging.
I was told 10 years ago that I needed a new knee but was terrified of the thought of doing it. I have seen several doctors in Knoxville and all had basically the same procedure in mind and I never felt reassured that that was where I was meant to be. On the way to Nashville to meet with Dr Chenger we prayed that we would know if this was meant for me. Both my husband and myself felt 100% sure we were with the right surgeon. He and his entire staff were over the top wonderful, knowledgeable, friendly, reassuring, etc. He did the surgery at Centennial and I am almost 2 weeks post op and all the therapists that work with me are amazed, saying I am 2 to 3 weeks ahead of most total knee replacement patients. I keep hearing the same remarks from so many people that have had their knees or hips done by Dr. Chenger. He promised to manage my pain as best as he could and I can honestly say I have never been over a 4 on the pain scale. I would absolutely recommend Dr. Chenger even if you don't live in Nashville. He and his staff and the staff at Centennial are worth the drive.
When my father-In-Law needed both knees replaced last year (2011), surgeons in Kingsport, TN said they would not do the surgery because he would not make it off the operating table because of his age (83), blood clots, diabetic, etc. Dr Chenger however said yes. His first knee surgery was in last Oct 2011. His 2nd knee surgey was 6 weeks later in early Dec 11. He has made a wonderful recovery and walks better than I do now.
What a blessing to be able to walk and stand without feeling like you have broken glass in your knees. Dr Chenger did a double knee replacement for me a little over a year ago and I was on my feet the next day! I was surprised at how fast I recovered.(well, it did take more than a day ,maybe 6 weeks to completely recover,off the cane and back to dancing.)Dr. Chenger is a great Dr. and I would recommend him to everyone. I love Centennial Hospital. If you have to be in the hospital it's a great place to be.Office staff and hospital staff are great.What else can I say. Glad I had the knee replacement done!
Procedure used for knee replacement was significantly quicker in recovery and use of the knee post-op. HIghly recommend. Wish we had used him for the 1st knee replacement. Worth the drive from Knoxville.
Dr. Chenger is a great doctor. I owe my wonderful new knees and my ability to walk without pain to this man.
I choose Dr Chenger because 4 friends used him for either or shoulder surgery or knee surgery. Dr Chenger is the best. I will never use anyone else. He is the Greatest.
Dr. Chenger is a very personable surgeon, you will like him. I had BOTH hips replaced and encountered NO PROBLEMS. This is an amazing proceedure and I have returned to virtually full level of activity, the only things I can't do are those that are restricted by the proceedure itself. I encourage those with Osteoarthritis pain to get this done, get your life back!


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First V, now Harper's Bazaar UK -- the multi-model magazine cover might be making a comeback.
And thank goodness! As much as we love us a good Jen Aniston cover (who doesn't?), there is something especially satisfying about a fashion magazine covered by high fashion models. It just feels right that Liya Kebede and Natalia Vodianova, Iman and Naomi Campbell, Christy Turlington and Cindy Crawford should join each other on fashion's most important mags.
So we're super psyched about the December cover of Harper's Bazaar UK, which sees Yasmin Le Bon, Helena Christensen, Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell and Eva Herzigova reunited. In a playful photo by Jonas Akerlund, the supes show off their still-amazing bodies in Dolce & Gabbana for the mag's "Women Of The Year" issue.
The theme of the shoot is based on the much-hyped Duran Duran video for the new single "Girl Panic." The video, which will premiere on November 7 at Harper's Bazaar UK's Women of the Year Awards, feature all five models in an epic video reunion.
But really, we're more excited about the covers. In honor of Bazaar's awesome December issue, we've rounded up nine more of our fave model reunion covers, from 1990 to today. Scroll through the photos below (hit "Fullscreen," s'il vous plait!) and tell us: which epic photo is your favorite?
Yasmin Le Bon, Helena Christensen, Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell and Eva Herzigova.
Eva Herzigova, Helena Christensen and Claudia Schiffer.
Caroline Trentini, Iselin Steiro, Toni Garrn, Kasia Struss and Anne V.
Liya Kebede, Natalia Vodianova, Anna Jagodzinska, Isabeli Fontana, Lara Stone, Jourdan Dunn, Raquel Zimmermann, Caroline Trentini and Natasha Poly.
Chanel Iman, Lily Donaldson, Hilary Rhoda, Coco Rocha, Agyness Deyn, Doutzen Kroes, Sasha Pivovarova, Jessica Stam, Caroline Trentini and Raquel Zimmerman.
Gemma Ward, Du Juan, Wang Wenqin, Tong Chenjie, Liu Dan and Ni Mingxi.
Daria Werbowy, Natalia Vodianova, Gisele Bündchen, Isabeli Fontana, Karolina Kurkova, Liya Kebede, Hana Soukupova, Gemma Ward and Karen Elson.
Carmen Kass, Angela Lindvall, Maggie Rizer and Frankie Rayder.
Naomi Campbell, Stephanie Seymour, Amber Valletta, Christy Turlington, Claudia Schiffer, Lisa Taylor, Paulina Porizkova, Carolyn Murphy and Patti Hansen.
Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Tatjana Patitz, Christy Turlington and Cindy Crawford.
CORRECTION: We previously reported that the microphone in the video was diamond-studded; it's actually studded with crystals from Swarovski, who sponsored the event.


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1997 Chevrolet Blazer • 35,000 miles
I replaced the alternator on my 97 blazer everything ran fine for 3 days it's sat for another 3 days in my garage and when I try to start it on the fourth day it wouldn't start it was doing the clicking and then it just stopped altogether there's nothing no sound on the thing battery completely dead is it the alternator bad alternator it was from the junkyard should I get a new 1 to replace that or is there another problem.
February 7, 2013.
February 7, 2013.
Junkyard is always a bad idea
check voltage at the battery with the engine running. It should be 14 to 14.5 volts
start there
check voltage at the battery with the engine running. It should be 14 to 14.5 volts
start there
Feb 8, 2013.
Feb 8, 2013.
How do i properly remove the alternator? Step by step please, I'm kind of slow.
1 answer • 2000 Jeep Wrangler • 137,000 miles
Do you have a walkthrough for replacing an alternator on a 97' Dodge Caravan with a 2.4L frontwheel drive engine? If you can help me Please include all the tools necessary for doing ...
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Legion Class Preview Series – Overview Our first big step when we begin working on classes for any new expansion is to decide on our high-level goals. New expansions, which send players to whole new lands and often transform entire game systems, give us a chance to explore extensive changes that we think will have a significant positive, lasting impact on the game.
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U-110 (See Enigmas). ES44, 2006
U-137. See Submarine. Contact: Submarines and
Espionage. Feature. An indepth look at the use of
submarines in intelligence collection and warfare.
U-2 attacked by Iraqi air-to-surface missile over
Kuwait. Feature. ES3, 2001
U-2 Incident, The. See Spy Films. ES93, 2014
U-2 spyplane crashes following reconnaissance
mission. ES34, 2005
U2. (See Image Interpretation. Feature) Tradecraft.
U-2. Aerial Reconnaissance. (See Cuban Missile
Crisis). ES52, 2007
U-2. Spy overflight over North Korean nuclear sites
increase. ES37, 2005/6
U-2: Legendary Surveillance Platform. Feature. ES73,
U-202. (See Operation Pastorius). ES73, 2011
U-28A. Modified Pilatus PC-12. (See Hurlburt Field).
U-559. Feature - Capture of Enigma. ES8, 2002
U-571. Feature - Capture of Enigma - Myths, Motion
and Movies. ES8, 2002
U-584. (See Operation Pastorius). ES73, 2011
U-85. (See Enigmas). ES44, 2006
UAE Air Force. See Alliance Strike ISIS. Feature.
ISIS targets across Iraq and Syrian attacked. ES93,
UAE. (See Burhanuddin Rabbani). ES76, 2011
UAE. (See Mustafa Ahmed). ES5, 2001
UAE. Alleged Mossad agent involved in the
assassination of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh identified.
Feature. ES90, 2014
UAE. Assassination of Sulim Yamadayev. (See MI5
Examines Assassination List). ES79, 2012
UAE. Assistance announced in rebuilding of Libya.
UAE. Counter-terrorist research centre opens. ES83,
UAE. Country joins Alliance against ISIS. See
Alliance. ES93, 2014
UAE. Intel Flashpoint. Feature. Iran's President
Ahmadinejad visits disputed Mumba Island. ES79, 2012
UAE. National Transport Authority introduce trackers
on cargo ships to counter piracy. (See Operation
Ocean Shield. Feature. International Pirates.
against pirates and al-Qaida in and around the Horn
of Africa. ES84, 2013
UAE. Search for killers of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh
continues. ES76, 2011
UAE. Security services arrest 93 people suspected of
a destabilisation plot. ES83, 2013
UAE. Security services dislodge subversive
infiltration group. ES86, 2013
UAE. See USS Samual Roberts. ES89, 2014
UAE. The Dubai Incident. Ahmad Rezaie, son of former
IRGC and politician Mohsen death sparks suspicion.
UAE. The Dubai Sanction: Assassination of Mahmoud
al-Mabhouh - investigation continues. Feature. ES90,
UAE. United Arab Emirates introduce USVs unmanned
seaborne vehicles. Feature. ES89, 2014
UAT. Unconventional Advanced Terrorism. Intel
phrase. (See Counter-Terrorism. The World of
Counter-Terrorism and Intelligence. Part 8 - Super
UAV 2009 DARPA Strategic Plan. ES84, 2013
UAV counter-measure. Microwaves. ES84, 2013
UAV demonstrators. ES77, 2012
UAV Flight Control Simulator. ES66, 2010
UAV images acquired by AQ using intercept software.
UAV programme and implications over incident. ES77,
UAV technology espionage. ES59, 2008
UAV. CIA Station Chief in Pakistan outed over UAV
attacks, UAV On-Line. Feature. ES88, 2013
UAV. Ebit Hermes 450. ES84, 2013
UAV. Feature - Next Generation of Sky Spies. ES37,
UAV. Feature - The Pentagon's Secret Airborne
Intelligence Programme. ES30 2004/5
UAV. First aircraft carrier landing made by a US
Navy X-47B. ES86, 2013
UAV. Human Rights Watch - data on UAV strikes -
casualties. Feature. ES88, 2013
UAV. Iran captures ScanEagle UAV. ES84, 2013
UAV. Koker 1. (See VEVAK. Feature. The Illusionist
Hand of Iran's VEVAK. Inside VEVAK. Propaganda and
creative elements). ES84, 2013
UAV. Legal challenge by family of man killed in CIA
UAV strike. ES89, 2014
UAV. Lockheed Martin P-175 Polecat. ES77, 2012
UAV. MQ designation. ES77, 2012
UAV. MQ-9 Reaper. ES77, 2012
UAV. New American Foundation - data on UAV strikes -
casualties. Feature. ES88, 2013
UAV. Phantom Ray. Boeing. ES77, 2012
UAV. RQ designation. ES77, 2012
UAV. See Alliance Strike ISIS. Feature. ISIS targets
across Iraq and Syrian attacked. ES93, 2014
UAV. The RQ-170 Sentinel Incident. Iran secures
secret drone. Feature - Have Blue Again. A look at
UAVs - US secret CIA kill list. ES84, 2013
UAVs. Armed UAVs used to carry out attacks on names
featuring on a CIA Kill List. ES80, 2012
UAVs. As photo intelligence collectors. (See Image
Interpretation. Feature) Tradecraft. ES86, 2013
UAVs. Feature - From Predator to Reaper. ES52, 2007
UAVs. Feature. UAV Counter-measures. Al-Qaida's
22-point memo to avoid UAV attacks. ES84, 2013
UAVs. Hunter Killer UAVs target AQ IED bomb layers.
Feature. ES51, 2007
UAVs. Ridley Scott comments. ES84, 2013
Ubichem PLC. (See Ashraf Marwan). ES52, 2007
U-Boats - 30th Flotilla. Lost Nazi submarines
discovered in Black Sea. ES54, 2008
UC Berkeley. (See Micro Espionage). ES31, 2005
UCAS. Boeing Programme. ES68, 2010
UCI. University of Information Science, Cuba. ES77,
UCMJ. Uniform Code of Military Justice. ES11, 2002
UDA. Ulster Defence Association. ES2, 2001
UDT. Urban Dispersion Test. (See Counter-Terrorism.
The World of Counter-Terrorism and Intelligence.
Part 8 - Super Terrorism). ES84, 2013
UFF. Ulster Freedom Fighters. ES2, 2001
UHF bug. See Tradecraft - Bugs and the Culture of
Interception. Part 1. ES87, 2013
UHF Transmitters. (See Spy Tradecraft). ES45, 2006
UHF. Ultra High Frequency. (See ELINT). ES58, 2008
Uhrlau, Ernst. ES51, 2007
Uhrlau, Ernst. ES59, 2008
Uhrlau, Ernst. ES82, 2012
UIC. Union of Islamic Courts. AQ umbrella group in
Somalia. ES46, 2007
UK Border Agency. ES66, 2010
UK Government plans 90-day detention of terror
suspects. ES37, 2005/6
UK National Security Strategy. Espionage technology
and counter-terrorism efforts. Feature - UK Horizon
Threats. ES55, 2008
Ukraine Conflict. Antonov AN-26 transport aircraft
shot down. Feature. ES92, 2014
Ukraine Conflict. Crossing the Rubicon. Feature.
Ukraine Conflict. Items seized for subversion and
espionage. Feature. ES91, 2014
Ukraine Conflict. MI6 suspect Moscow behind false
flag operations. Agent Provocateurs. Feature. ES90,
Ukraine Conflict. Mil Mi-8 (NATO reporting name HIP)
transporter shot down. ES92, 2014
Ukraine Conflict. NATO provides intelligence on
Russian tank manoeuvres in Ukraine. Feature. ES92,
Ukraine Conflict. Not Just Another Ordinary Summer
in Ukraine. Malaysian Airlines MH17 shot down.
Feature. ES92, 2014
Ukraine Conflict. Russia Rising. A New Cold War
Forming. Feature. ES90, 2014
Ukraine Conflict. Ukraine and the Secret
Intelligence War. Feature. ES91, 2014
Ukraine Conflict. Ukrainian Air Force Ilyushin IL-76
shot down. Feature. ES92, 2014
Ukraine Conflict. Ukrainian Intelligence reveal
Russian imports of weaponry, explosives and money.
Feature. ES92, 2014
Ukraine State Border Guard Service. ES90, 2014
Ukraine. Crime gangs and uranium smuggling. ES43,
Ukraine. Ukraine Conflict. Photo Special. ES90, 2014
Ukrainian Air Force. ES90, 2014
Ukrainian Air Force. ES92, 2014
UKSF. 18 Signals Regiment. Royal Signals Corp. (See
Sunatra Deployed). ES74, 2011
UKSF. Signals Regiment. ES51, 2007
Ulfkotte, Udo. See Fourth Estate, The. A Most
Dangerous Liaison? The intelligence and media world.
Feature ES94, 2014.
Ullah, Fahad. (aka Abu Fahad). ES60, 2009
Ultasonics. ES69, 2010
ULTRA. (See Secrets of Research Station Dollis
Hill). ES58, 2008
ULTRA. Decrypts. Codeword used to describe
intelligence deciphered from German WWII encrypted
signals. ES74, 2011
ULTRA. The Black Code Book and the Keys of Cairo.
How the loss of a code book almost gifted Egypt to
the Germans in WWII. Feature. ES90, 2014
Ultra-Wideband Weapons. ES34, 2005
Umarov, Doku. ES67, 2010
Umarov, Doku. ES72, 2011
Umarov, Doku. ES78, 2012
Umarov, Doku. ES89, 2014
Umbrella Murder. (See Georgi Markov). ES57, 2008
Umm Qasr, Iraq. ES77, 2012
Umm Quasr, Iraq. (See Animals and Espionage). ES72,
UN Commission of Inquiry on Syria. Report - 'Rule of
Terror: Living Under ISIS in Syria'. Feature. ES94,
UN headquarters attack, 2007, Algeria. ES84, 2013
UN Resolution 1441. Iraq to comply with. ES17, 2003
UNABOM. FBI codeword for investigation - Unabomber.
(See also Ted Kaczunski. ES82, 2012
Unabomber. (See also Ted Kacznski). ES82, 2012
Unabomber. (See Theodore Kazcynski). ES31, 2004/5
Undeclared Field Station. ES40, 2006
Undercover Agent. (See Spies in the Puzzle Palace).
Undercover operators. (See Dark Arts). ES44 2006
Underpants Bomber. (See Farouk Abdulmutallab). ES68,
Undersea Cable. UK-Ireland 1. ES88, 2013
Undersea ELINT. (See ELINT). ES58, 2008
Underwater Cable Network. TURCYOS-2, CIOS, UGARIT,
ALASIA, SEAMEWE-3, CADMOS, EUROPA. Feature. ES87,
Underwater Weapons Research Establishment, Portland,
London. ES50, 2007
Underwear bombs. MI6 and CIA warn of new type of
al-Qaida underwear bomb. ES81, 2012
Underwood, Bill. ES19, 2003
Unified Combatant Command. Graphic showing US global
commands and commander areas of responsibility (AOR).
Uniforms. US Marine Corp. See Diplomatic Security.
Security at existing and new US Embassy in London.
Feature. ES90, 2014
Union Code Book. ES40, 2006
Union of Concerned Scientists. ES5, 2001
Union Station, Toronto. ES85, 2013
Uniselector Stepper. See Tradecraft - Bugs and the
Culture of Interception. Part 1. ES87, 2013
Unit 15. Ayalon Prison. (See Ben Zygier). ES84, 2013
Unit 61398 Third Directorate China's People
Liberation Party. Feature. ES91, 2014
Unit 731. ES84, 2013
Unit 731. Japanese Imperial Army. Feature on Japan's
WWII feared research organisation involved with
human experimentation. ES76, 2011
Unit 8200. (See Operation Olympic Games). ES82, 2012
Unit 8200. Internal feud. Feature. ES93, 2014
Unit 8200. Israeli Communications and Electronic
Intelligence Service. Feature - The Complex World
of. ES60, 2009
Unit 8200. Israeli signals organisation linked to
Stuxnet and Flame cyber viruses. Feature. ES80, 2012
United Airlines Flight 175. ES4, 2001
United Airlines Flight 93. ES4, 2001
United Nation Resolution 1973. (See Libyan
conflict). ES73, 2011
United Nation Security Council (Iran-Israel war
games). ES38, 2006
United Nations Declaration for Human Rights. ES80,
United Nations Iranian security guards told to leave
USA for espionage activities. ES27, 2004
United Nations warn of Iranian nuclear surge. ES26,
United Nations. Feature - Cat and Mouse. Secret
intelligence meeting that blew the United Nations
away (Iraq war). ES17, 2003
United Nations. Investigation into MI6 spy operation
at its New York headquarters. ES24, 2004
United Nations. Use of the Internet for Terrorist
Purposes. UN Counter-Terrorism Implementation Force
Report. ES86, 2013
United States Agency for International Development.
United States Embassy, London - targeted by alleged
AQ gangs. ES72, 2011
Universities. Terror recruitment and planning in
universities. ES63, 2009
University Collage Hospital, London. (See Litvinenko).
University College, London. ES66, 2010
University Hospital, Newcastle-under-Lyme. ES58,
University of California at Berkeley. ES58, 2008
University of Colorado. ES82, 2012
University of Luenburg. ES94, 2014
University of Manchester. See Alan Turing
Cryptography Competition. Feature. ES94, 2014
University of Texas. (Watergate historical
documentation collection). ES34, 2005
University of the Arts, London. ES72, 2011
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles. CIA project 'Dr Dolittle'.
UNMOVIC. United Nations Monitoring, Verification and
Inspection Committee. Feature. ES21, 2003
Unrestricted Warfare. Feature. ES40, 2006
Unrestricted Warfare. Technology. ES43, 2006
UNRWA. United Nations Relief and Works Agency. ES92,
UNSCOM Spy scandal. Operation Shake the Tree. Iraq
and WMD. ES17, 2003
UNSCOM. United Nations Special Commission. ES13,
Unsung Hero. Book by Kevin Fulton - undercover
operations. ES41, 2006
Uranga, Keman. ES81, 2012
Uranium 238. (See Iran's Nuclear Smugglers). ES43,
Uranium 238. See Maritime Threat that Keeps
Surfacing. ES30 2004/5
Uranium dealers arrested by Turkish security
services. Feature. ES35, 2005
Uranium discovered at Iran facility. ES21, 2003
Uranium Enrichment. Iran sites targeted. ES46, 2007
Uranium Hexafluride (UF). (See death of Iranian
scientist Ardeshir Hosseinpour). ES78, 2012
Uranium Tetraflouride - precursor to Uranium
Hexaflouride Gas. ES31, 2005
Uranium Trafficking in Georgia. ES46, 2007
Uranium-238. ES45, 2006
Urban Dispersion Project. ES35, 2005
Urban Dispersion Project. Simulated chemical and
biological attack on New York City. Feature. ES35,
Urban Moving Systems, NJ. Alleged Mossad spy ring
who were in place in New York prior to 9/11. ES9,
Urban Warfare. AQ and its associates plan for
worldwide attacks on major cities. Feature. ES61,
Urban, Mark. ES67, 2010
Urine. As invisible ink. ES6, 2001
Ur-Rehman, Ibad. (See Raymond Davis). ES72, 2011
Ursell, Fritz Joseph. Royal Navy Admiralty. Passes
away. Intel Deaths. Feature. ES80, 2012
Urumqi, Xinjiang Province. (See AQ in China). ES55,
US 9/11 Commission. ES48, 2007
US AERO. Pre-9/11 AQ communication intercepted by
French Intelligence that referenced attack. ES48,
US Africa Command. State Department Ignored AFRICOM
Intelligence. Feature. ES91, 2014
US airport security measures increased. ES10, 2002
US Army Communications Electronics Museum. ES58,
US Army Computer Crimes Investigative Unit. (See US
Cables-WikiLeaks). ES77, 2012
US Army Corps of Engineers. ES93, 2014
US Army Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. ES77, 2012
US Army Garrison, Stuttgart. ES49, 2007
US Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM).
US Army Intelligence Corps Hall of Fame. ES56, 2008
US Army Intelligence. Intelligence on AQ recruitment
of child bombers in Iraq. ES54, 2008
US Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious
Diseases, Fort Detrick, Maryland. ES58, 2008
US Army Missile Command Redstone. ES83, 2013
US Army Mountain Warfare Infantry Brigade (10th
Army). (See also Bradley Manning). ES73, 2011
US Army Pigeon Paratrooper. ES58, 2008
US Army Rangers. ES89, 2014
US Army RU-8D (Guardrail). (See ELINT). ES58, 2008
US Army Signal Corp. (See Animals and Espionage).
US Army Space and Missile Command. ES81, 2012
US Atlantic Fleet. US Naval Station Norfolk. ES83,
US Bill of Rights (1865). ES17, 2003
US Border Agency. ES82, 2012
US Bureau of Diplomatic Security. Security at
existing and new US Embassy in London. Feature.
US Bureau of Diplomatic Security. Weapons Training.
Feature. ES90, 2014
US Cables. Document 09BAKU687. Feature. Cable
connected to alleged Mossad agent Jamali Majid Fashi.
US Cables. Feature. Damage analysis data granted to
defence team of Bradley Manning. ES80, 2012
US CENTCOM. US Central Command. ISIS operations.
Feature. ES94, 20154
US Coast Guard CT (counter-terrorism role). ES77,
US Coast Guard. Security feature. ES31, 2005
US Coast Guard. Security measures stepped up. ES36,
US Congress. Feature - The Unthinkable. AQ WMD
warning of attack by 2013. ES60, 2009
US Consulate, Benghazi, Libya. Photos of aftermath
of attack. ES85, 2013
US Consulate, Frankfurt. ES88, 2013
US Consulate, Renon, Denpasar. (See Bali bombings).
US Counter Intelligence Corp. ES91, 2014
US Cyber Command. ES83, 2013
US Cyber Command. ES88, 2013
US Cyber Command. ES91, 2014. Ukraine Conflict.
Ukraine and the Secret Intelligence War. Feature.
US Cyber Command. Feature. ES68, 2010
US Cyber Command. Feature. ES90, 2014
US Cyber Command. New agency created. ES62, 2009
US Cyber Fleet Command. ES90, 2014
US Defence Shield. ES47, 2007
US Defence Shield. Feature - Chill From Russia.
US Defense National Air and Space Intelligence
Center. Report on three rogue nations nuclear
programmes. ES86, 2013
US Department of Energy. ES47, 2007
US Department of Justice 'target' General James
Cartwright. Feature. Operation Olympic Games. ES86,
US Department of Justice. Associated Press phone
records related to intel leaks seized. ES85, 2013
US diplomatic Cables. ES78, 2012
US Embassy Baku, Azerbaijan. ES80, 2012
US Embassy in London targeted. ES12, 2002
US Embassy, Astana, Kazakstan. ES90, 2014
US Embassy, Berlin. ES88, 2013
US Embassy, Kiev. Communications intercepted. See
also Ukraine Conflict. ES90, 2014
US Embassy, Kuala Lumpar. ES88, 2013
US Embassy, London (new building). Feature on new
building. ES90, 2014
US Embassy, London, Feature. ES88, 2013
US Embassy, London. Diplomatic Security. Security at
existing and new US Embassy in London. Feature.
US Embassy, London. Relocation. Feature. ES61, 2009
US Embassy, Mexico City. ES88, 2013
US Embassy, Moscow. ES90, 2014
US Embassy, Moscow. Typewriters bugged. ES86, 2013
US Embassy, Qatar. AQ target. ES55, 2008
US Embassy, Rome, WWII. See The Black Code Book and
the Keys of Cairo. How the loss of a code book
almost gifted Egypt to the Germans in WWII. Feature.
US Embassy, Rome. AQ target. ES19, 2003
US Embassy, Rome. ES27, 2004
US Embassy, Rome. ES63, 2009
US Embassy, Tbilisi, Georgia. ES90, 2014
US Embassy, Tehran. 1979 occupation by Iranian
forces and protesters. Feature. ES89, 2014
US Embassy, Tel Aviv. ES88, 2013
US Embassy, Warsaw, Poland. ES88, 2013
US European Command, Patch Barracks near Stuttgart.
US Expeditionary Strike Group II. US Naval Station
Norfolk. ES83, 2013
US Federal Air Marshal. ES38, 2006
US Government Cables. ES73, 2011
US House Armed Services Committee. USA. ES93, 2014
US House Intelligence Committee Report on Chinese
technology spy fronts. ES82, 2012
US Intelligence and the Nazis. Nazi War Crimes and
Japanese Government Records Interagency Working
Group. (See CIA-Nazi operatives). ES26, 2004
US Joint Special Operations Command. ES93, 2014
US Justice Department. Feature - Inside the SUV.
(See Times Square plot). ES68, 2010
US Marines. ES34, 2005
US Marshals Service. ES94, 2014
US Military Academy, West Point. ES79, 2012
US Military Intelligence. 470th Fort Sam Houston.
US Military Intelligence. 500th Schofield Barracks.
US Military Intelligence. 501st Yongsan Garrison,
South Korea. ES80, 2012
US Military Intelligence. 513th Fort Gordon. ES80,
US Military Intelligence. 66th Wiesbaden, Germany.
US Military Intelligence. 704th Fort George
Meade.ES80, 2012
US Military Intelligence. Feature. Worldwide
Brigades. ES80, 2012
US Military Intelligence. Intelligence Center of
Excellence.ES80, 2012
US Military Intelligence. Interrogation training at
Fort Huachuca, Arizona. ES80, 2012
US National Guard. (See Operation Immediate
Response). ES58, 2008
US National Institute of Justice. ES45, 2006
US Naval Air Station Patuxent River. (See Operation
Coldfeet). ES80, 2012
US Naval Station Norfolk. (See Silent Service. US
submariner attempted espionage Feature. Tracking
Intelligence). ES83, 2013
US Navy acknowledge China secured vital intelligence
technology from its EP-3 reconnaissance plane. ES20,
US Navy EA-3B. (See ELINT). ES58, 2008
US Navy Military Sealift Command. ES89, 2014
US Navy SEAL operation in Abbottabad. SEAL Team Six.
(See death of Osama bin-Laden). ES73, 2011
US Navy SEALs Special Warfare Trident insignia.
Feature. ES62, 2009
US Navy SEALs. ES72, 2011
US Navy SEALS. Operations against pirates and
terrorists in Somalia. Feature. ES88, 2013
US Navy SEALs. Pentagon Unease at Neptune Spear
Disclosures. Feature. ES94, 2014
US Navy SEALs. SEAL Team 6. Feature. Unit rescues
hostages from AQ kidnappers in Somalia. ES78, 2012
US Navy SEALs. Special Forces operations in
Afghanistan. Feature. ES49, 2007
US Navy ships - espionage targets in New York. (See
Operation Lemon-Aid). ES41, 2006
US Navy Strike Group 3. ES84, 2013
US Navy training of dolphins. (See Animals and
Espionage). ES72, 2011
US Navy Warfare Development Command. US Naval
Station Norfolk. ES83, 2013
US Navy warships clash with Iran's Revolutionary
Guard Navy near Strait of Hormuz. Feature. ES57,
US Secret Service. ES47, 2007
US Secret Service. Feature, profile,
responsibilities and photo essay. ES22, 2003
US Secret Service. No Hiding Place. Feature. Chief
resigns. ES93, 2014
US Secret Service. Secret Feature. Presidential
State visit. 2011. Photo special. ES74, 2011
US Secret Service. Security breach as agents liaise
with call girls in Colombia. Feature. ES79, 2012
US Senate Committee on Intelligence. Report on
Extraordinary Rendition. ES92, 2014
US Senate. ES72, 2011
US Signal Corp. Pigeon Training School. Feature.
US Southern Command. Peru operations. ES60, 2009
US Special Forces (maritime). Feature - Operations
against pirates and terrorists. ES57, 2008
US State Depart offers reward for Moktar Belmokhtar
after reports emerge he is alive. Feature. Mr
Marlboro. ES86, 2013
US State Department. Benghazi, Libya. Attack on US
Consulate. The Missing Benghazi Documents. Feature.
US State Department. President Obama meets staff
following death of US Ambassador Christopher Stevens
in Benghazi. ES85, 2013
US State Department. Warning about Niger documents.
(See Niger uranium document hoax). ES40, 2006
US STRATCOM. United States Strategic Command. ES33,
US Strategic Command. ES82, 2012
US Treasury Department. ES51, 2007
US VISIT. Homeland Security programme. Feature.
US Watch List. ES85, 2013
US waterways, rivers and dams targeted by lone wolf
terrorist. ES72, 2011
US WMD Inquiry. Interim findings. ES21, 2003
USAF 376th Expeditionary Wing. ES62, 2009
USAF Aviano Air Base. ES86, 2013
USAF Elmendorf. ES85, 2013
USAF Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance
Center. ES22, 2003
USAF KC-135. Operations in Mali. ES84, 2013
USAF MC-12 airborne collection system. ES77, 2012
USAF Reconnaissance Squadron [46th]. (See Image
Interpretation. Feature) Tradecraft. ES86, 2013
USAF Space Command. ES51, 2007
USAF Special Operations Command 193rd Special
Operations Wing. ES72, 2011
USAF. 552nd Airborne Early Warning and Control Wing.
USAMRID. US Army Medical Research Institute for
Infectious Diseases. ES38, 2006
USB terror stick. ES65, 2009
Usbat-Al-Ansar. AQ umbrella group. Feature - Ricin
Production. ES17, 2003
US-bound flights targeted in huge AQ operation.
USCC. Cyber Command. Stand-alone agency envisaged.
USCIB. United States Communications Intelligence
Board. ES23, 2004
Use of the Internet for Terrorist Purposes. UN
Counter-Terrorism Implementation Force Report. ES86,
USIC. 2013 fiscal black budget. ES87, 2013
USIC. United States Intelligence Community. Feature
- Changing the Guard. ES60, 2009
USIC. United States Intelligence Community. National
Intelligence Estimate paints bleak picture of future
AQ attacks. Feature. ES50, 2007
USIC. US intelligence clash with White House over
ISIS assessments. Feature. ES93, 2014
USIC. US Intelligence Community. Feature. The Media
Polygraph. Personnel to be given polygraph tests
following major intel leaks to media. ES80, 2012
USJSOC. Joint Special Operations Command. ES91, 2014
USMC. US Marine Security Corp. ES90, 2014
USMG Marine Security Guard. US Embassy Protection.
Feature. ES90, 2014
USMS. United States Marshals Service. ES41, 2006
USNCIS. Naval Criminal Investigative Service.
Feature. ES90, 2014
USNS Impeccable. ES89, 2014
USNS Vanguard. ES86, 2013
USNS Victorious. ES89, 2014
USS Abraham Lincoln. ES17, 2003
USS Abraham Lincoln. ES78, 2012
USS Arleigh Burke. ES91, 2014
USS Ashland. Attacked in Red Sea Port of Aqaba,
Jordan. ES35, 2005
USS Bainbridge. Somali pirate confrontation.
Feature. ES62, 2009
USS Barry. ES74, 2011
USS Benfold. Feature - Insider Trading. Ship's Spy
and Terrorist. ES55, 2008
USS Boxer. ES62, 2009
USS Carl Vinson. ES88, 2013
USS Cole attack. Pakistan's ISI arrest Yemeni
national in connection with bombing. ES17, 2003
USS Cole heads to sea after major repairs. ES9, 2002
USS Cole. Attack authorised by Bin-Laden. ES2, 2001
USS Cole. ES91, 2014
USS Cole. Memorial. feature. ES55, 2008
USS Cole. Plot mastermind killed by CIA UAV. ES79,
USS Cole. US naval warship attacked off the shore of
Yemen. ES1, 2001
USS Constellation. Chinese Intelligence target.
Feature. ES4, 2001
USS Coral Sea. ES89, 2014
USS Eldridge. (See invisibility projects). ES58,
USS George H W Bush. ES93, 2014
USS George H.W. Bush. First UAV carrier landing
made. ES86, 2013
USS Grapple. (See TWA Flight 800). ES24, 2004
USS Grasp. (See TWA Flight 800). ES24, 2004
USS Halibut (See Ivy Bells). ES65, 2009
USS Hopper. ES57, 2008
USS Ingraham. ES57, 2008
USS Janet. ES89, 2014
USS John C. Stennis. ES37, 2005/6
USS John C. Stennis. ES73, 2011
USS Keararge. Attacked in Red Sea Port of Aqaba,
Jordan. ES35, 2005
USS Kitty Hawk. ES1, 2001
USS Lake Erie. ES35, 2005
USS Lake Erie. ES80, 2012
USS Liberty. Warship attacked by Israel. ES16, 2003
USS McFaul. ES58, 2008
USS Mount Whitney. ES73, 2011
USS New York. Lunch of warship. ES65, 2009
USS Nimitz. ES89, 2014
USS Oklahoma City. ES83, 2013
USS Philppine, See Alliance Strike ISIS. Feature.
ISIS targets across Iraq and Syrian attacked. ES93,
USS Port Royal. ES57, 2008
USS Pueblo. ES94, 2014
USS Ronald Reagan. ES2, 2001
USS Ronald Reagan. See Alliance Strike ISIS.
Feature. ISIS targets across Iraq and Syrian
attacked. ES93, 2014
USS Roper. ES44, 2006
USS Samual Roberts. ES89, 2014
USS San Antonio. ES87, 2013
USS San Antonio. ES88, 2013
USS Shiloh. ES89, 2014
USS Thatch. ES89, 2014
USS Vincennes. ES40, 2006
USS Vincennes. Feature - Shoot down of Flight 655
over Straight of Hormuz. ES69, 2010
USS Winston Churchill. Pirate chase. ES39, 2006
USSC. United States Strategic Command. ES43, 2006
USSOCOM. United States Operational Command. ES89,
Ustarkhanova, Markha. (See Moscow Metro attacks).
Ustinov, Jona 'Klop'. See also Vera Schalburg. A Spy
Called Vera. Feature. Mystery of Hitler's Mata Hari.
Ustinov, Peter. ES94, 2014
USV. Unmanned Seaborne Vehicle. Feature. ES89, 2014
Utah Beach. (See Image Interpretation. Feature)
Tradecraft. ES86, 2013
Utah Data Center. ES84, 2013
Utah Data Center. ES86, 2013
UTAH Data Center. NSA. ES90, 2014
Utah. ES56, 2008
Utoeya Island. PST - Norway's intelligence service
could have prevented terrorist attack by Anders
Breivik. ES81, 2012
Utoeya, Norway. (See terror attack in Oslo on 22
July 2011). ES75, 2011
UUV. Unmanned Underwater Vehicle. ES73, 2011
UVF. Ulster Volunteer Force. ES2, 2001
UVF. Ulster Volunteer Force. ES46, 2007
UVIED - Under Vehicle Improvised Explosive Device.
UZSI. Czech Foreign Intelligence Service. ES51, 2007
Uzzolzev, Vladimir. ES30 2004/5
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- Aug 25:
- Cyclist Ian Crane to enter surgery after Sunday crash at Pro Challenge
- Aug 24:
- Garmin-Sharp strategy comes up aces in win by Alex Howes in Stage 7
- Cyclist Ian Crane in stable condition after crashing through rear window
- Alex Howes wins final stage of USA Pro Challenge; Tejay van Garderen overall winner
- Cycling race, food festival, street closures will slow Denver traffic
- Eric Heiden impressed by Tejay van Garderen's USA Pro Challenge
- Aug 23:
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ASPEN — This was supposed to be the summer Taylor Phinney made his Tour de France debut with teammate Tejay van Garderen and BMC Racing. Then he would ride the Tour of Utah and the USA Pro Challenge, with the team bus parked in front of his downtown Boulder apartment for the start of the final stage Sunday.
Those plans went awry in May, when he crashed in a race while descending Tennessee's Lookout Mountain after a motorcyclist strayed into his path. He suffered compound fractures of the tibia and patella in his left leg and a ruptured patellar tendon.
He was with his team Monday for Stage 1 of the Pro Challenge, walking with a limp. He has been able to ride on roads only for the past month, and he will not be able to train normally until October.
"It's not frustrating in the sense that I'm angry or hold any sort of negative feelings," Phinney said. "Definitely, I wish I could be out there, racing with the guys. It's more just a longing of being here and being able to race, being able to ride at a high watt level without any pain. These things happen, and they're just part of sport, they're part of life. As long as you can come back, you gain something from that experience.
"I've learned that you quickly forget the harder times. Everything in the moment feels like, 'When is this going to be over? When am I going to be better?' But you forget about that, and you've just got to keep looking forward and make sure you're doing everything right."
The accident occurred in the USA Cycling Professional Road Championships on May 26 near Chattanooga. Phinney crashed at nearly 55 mph and slid into a guardrail.
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Phinney's father, Davis, has been impressed by his son's maturity in handling the setback. And Davis, an icon of Colorado cycling, knows all about accepting hardship with grace, having lived with Parkinson's disease the past 15 years.
"Taylor has been an amazing young man through this process," Davis said. "The first few days he was pretty upset, extremely angry. Then he just realized: 'This anger's not helping me. I've just got to deal with reality here. The reality is that I have a broken leg and a shredded patellar tendon. I've just got to move forward.' He's moved forward faster than anyone expected and better than anyone expected."
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DC District Court applies Christian Doctrine, upholds hospitals as subcontractors subject to OFCCP anti-discrimination provisions
In a significant decision with implications beyond the healthcare industry, the DC District Court upheld a ruling by the US Department of Labor's Administrative Review Board (ARB) deeming three Pennsylvania hospitals' government subcontractors subject to the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs' (OFCCP's) jurisdiction - UPMC Braddock v Harris, No. 1:09-cv-01210-PLF (DDC 30 March 2013).
The hospitals had each agreed to offer medical products and services to federal employees through UPMC Health Plan (HMO). The HMO was itself under contract with the US Office of Personnel Management (OPM). Despite express agreement with the HMO that, as providers of medical services, the hospitals were not federal subcontractors covered by mandatory equal employment opportunity and auditing regulations, the court found otherwise and invalidated the contract provision.
The issue decided by the court first arose in 2004 and follows a recent OFCCP trend of broadly expanding its jurisdiction over potential subcontractors. Initially, based on the HMO's contract with OPM, the Department of Labor determined that UPMC Braddock, UPMC McKeesport and UPMC Southside (the hospitals) qualified as federal subcontractors. Denying this status, the hospitals refused to comply with OFCCP's request for a compliance review. In response, the OFCCP brought administrative enforcement proceedings against the hospitals and won judgments before an ALJ in 2006 and the ARB in 2008, which the hospitals appealed to the DC District Court…
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Draft Christmas Island Biodiversity Conservation Plan
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You are invited to comment on this draft recovery plan in accordance with the provisions of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.
The public comment period closes 9 August 2014.
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- Biodiversity Conservation Plan for Christmas Island's Threatened Species - Have Your Say (English) (PDF - 849.76 KB)
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The Draft Christmas Island Biodiversity Conservation Plan has been prepared as a recovery plan for the following 17 species listed as critically endangered, endangered or vulnerable under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act), and inhabit the island's terrestrial environments:
Vascular plants
- Asplenium listeri (Christmas Island spleenwort)
- Pneumatopteris truncata (a fern)
- Tectaria devexa var. minor (a fern)
- Crocidura trichura (Christmas Island shrew)
- Pipistrellus murrayi (Christmas Island pipistrelle)
- Pteropus melanotus natalis (Christmas Island flying-fox)
- Accipiter hiogaster natalis (Christmas Island goshawk)
- Chalcophaps indica natalis (emerald dove Christmas Island)
- Fregata andrewsi (Christmas Island frigatebird)
- Ninox natalis (Christmas Island hawk-owl)
- Papasula abbotti (Abbott's booby)
- Turdus poliocephalus erythropleurus (Christmas Island thrush)
- Cryptoblepharus egeriae (blue-tailed skink)
- Cyrtodactylus sadleiri (giant gecko)
- Emoia nativitatis (forest skink)
- Lepidodactylus listeri (Lister's gecko)
- Ramphotyphlops exocoeti (Christmas Island blind snake)
This plan has been developed to provide the management and research actions necessary to stop the decline of, and support the recovery of, these species, including actions needed to protect their habitats. This plan replaces eight of the existing approved recovery plans for individual species endemic to Christmas Island but does not replace existing threat abatement plans.
A major focus of this plan is to address threatening processes, particularly invasive species, that affect these listed species as well as other species pivotal to the ecological integrity of the island's ecosystems. Actions in this plan are also intended to benefit the broader Christmas Island ecosystem.


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No joke: Obama and Karzai agree to allow the Taliban to open an office in Qatar
**Written by Doug Powers
From a statement on the White House website:
The Leaders [Obama and Karzai] said that they would support an office in Doha for the purpose of negotiations between the High Peace Council and the authorized representatives of the Taliban. In this context, the Leaders called on the armed opposition to join a political process, including by taking those steps necessary to open a Taliban office. They urged the Government of Qatar to facilitate this effort. The two Presidents reiterated that the outcomes of peace and reconciliation must respect the historic achievements that Afghanistan has made over the past decade, including protecting the rights that all citizens of Afghanistan, both men and women, guaranteed under the constitution. As a part of the outcome of any process, the Taliban and other armed opposition groups must end violence, break ties with Al Qaeda, and accept Afghanistan's constitution.
And if the office thing goes well look for the Taliban to be allowed a team in the Afghan Bowling League so they can finally have a crack at unseating reigning champs the Panjshir Pinblasters.
The Taliban confirm the new office, and are already making demands even before the Selectrics have been plugged in:
The Afghan Taliban said on Tuesday they have reached a preliminary agreement to set up a political office Qatar, and asked for the release of prisoners held at the U.S. military prison in Guantanamo Bay.
Naturally President Obama will make the Taliban adhere to EEOC hiring regs as a condition of allowing them to open an office, right?
Here's more about the newest lessees at the Doha Office Park (I'm not even going to ask who's going to end up covering what I'm guessing will be a rather steep damage deposit because I think I know the answer):
Despite repeated demands from Obama since 2009, the Taliban has not disassociated itself from its fellow jihadis in al-Qaida, even after U.S. forces toppled the Taliban government in 2001 following al-Qaida's jihad attack in New York on Sept. 11, 2001.
Their alliance is based on shared religious and ideological views, personal ties, beneficial military cooperation and a growing confidence they can seize control of Afghanistan once Obama pulls U.S. forces from the country in 2014.
So, an office it is then.
Twitchy has some #TalibanOfficeRules, for those of you thinking of sending in an application.
**Written by Doug Powers
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SFC Christopher Speer is dead. Omar Khadr is free
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Jen Psaki sent out to spin the Bergdahl debacle for Obama (Susan Rice is apparently indisposed for some reason)
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Strategic patience: Obama admin unveils global security policy that will carry lots of 'wait'
February 6, 2015 06:57 PM by Doug Powers
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Chronic cough is the result of cough reflex hypersensitivity with triggers from associated conditions such as post nasal drip, acid reflux and asthma. The cough reflex has a neurogenic, behavioral, and inflammatory component, and the key to quieting a hypersensitive cough reflex is identifying your unique cough profile and treating it accordingly.
Are You a Candidate for Center for Cough?
- Do you have a cough for longer than 8 weeks?
- Are you a non-smoker who has been seen by a physician and have a normal chest x-ray?
- Are you anxious about going to a movie, church or other public setting for fear of coughing?
- Are your co-workers annoyed and avoiding you because of your cough?
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- SUCCESS WHEN OTHER PHYSICIANS HAVE FAILED: Most of our patients have been coughing for years and have failed multiple medical interventions
- PROVEN RESULTS: 7 out of 10 patients report life-changing improvement or cough resolution
- RAPID RELIEF: 1 to 2 office visits for measurable and sustainable results. Diagnosis and treatment plan at the conclusion of the initial visit
- INDIVIDUALIZED CARE: Each patient's treatment plan is based on their unique cough trigger profile
- SUSTAINABLE SUCCESS: We are committed to an ongoing partnership between the Center for Cough team and the cougher
- FOCUS: One of the few dedicated centers in the United States for comprehensive diagnosis and treatment of chronic cough
- OUR PHYSICIAN EXPERTISE: National expert on diagnosing and managing chronic cough, Dr. Mandel Sher, Founder and Medical Director of Center for Cough. Educated and trained at Northwestern, Duke, Harvard, and University of Michigan; Clinical Professor of Medicine and Pediatrics, Division of Allergy and Immunology, Morsani College of Medicine at USF Health; Consistently awarded America's Best Doctor status by peers; Featured speaker on chronic cough


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DescriptionA very unique real-time strategy game. It's only semi-real-time, because it's possible to pause the action at any moment. The player commands 22 different insects in a long campaign (56 missions) against the computer-AI or a human opponent.
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CoverThe front cover of the game spoofs the well-known World War II photograph Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima taken by Joe Rosenthal.
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