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Fort Jackson - What's cooking?
Jan 19, 2012
The Fort Jackson Thrift Shop is publishing a Fort Jackson Cookbook titled, "Fort Jackson -- What's Cooking?"
Hollywood bound: Ansbach Army reservist sings her way to stardom for Operation Rising Star
Jan 19, 2012
Sgt. Melissa Neal, a reservist assigned to the 457th Civil Affairs Battalion, here, won the 2011 Operation Rising Star competition at Fort Sam Houston Theatre, Dec. 17.
King's dream remains alive, demands everyone's action
Jan 19, 2012
It has been nearly 50 years since Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his famous "I Have a Dream" speech. This speech immortalized Dr. King.
Tax season under way, center to open
Jan 19, 2012
In today's economy, if you have the opportunity to save some money, you had better take advantage of it.
Piecing together the perfect ski adventure
Jan 19, 2012
When my wife and I moved here from Honolulu more than two years ago we were more than a bit concerned about one thing: winter. Sure, we could handle cold, but Bavarian cold? And after four years in Hawaii, we weren't even sure if we knew what cold was anymore. As expected, the first winter was brutal -- long hours of darkness, digging our car out every morning -- but since then we've learned the best way to deal with the elements is to embrace them.
T-Hawk gives Soldiers, Marines eyes on the battlefield
Jan 19, 2012
Soldiers and Marines are getting a new unmanned aerial vehicle that will give them real time intelligence on the battlefield.
Army Corps dredge rescues boater
Jan 19, 2012
Crew members of the Dredge McFarland rescued a boater who had reportedly been floating in 48 degree water for nearly three hours and was only minutes away from being carried out of the harbor and into the open ocean.
Army releases Generating Health and Discipline in the Force ahead of Strategic Reset Report
Feb 17, 2012
The Army today released the Army 2020 Generating Health and Discipline in the Force, Report 2012, referred to as the Army Gold Book. The report serves as an update to the Army Red Book published in 2010.
99 percent of 1st quarter 2012 construction goal met
Jan 18, 2012
Getting projects completed in Afghanistan is challenging, but the USACE's Afghanistan Engineer District-South set a goal of completing or "placing" almost $190 million worth of construction for the first quarter, 2012 and placed $188 million, which equals 99 percent of that goal.
U.S. Army Field Band has big plans for 2012
Jan 19, 2012
The Army Field Band has quite a lineup scheduled for 2012, with performances ranging from Arkansas to Iowa and a lot in between.
CSA's Marching Orders -- America's Force of Decisive Action
Feb 3, 2012
Chief of Staff of the Army Gen. Raymond T. Odierno issued his Marching Orders Jan. 2012, titled "America's Force of Decisive Action."
Yongsan remembers Martin Luther King Jr.
Jan 20, 2012
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea -- U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan (USAG Yongsan) celebrated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Jan. 15 at the Yongsan South Post Chapel to remember the civil rights hero who had fought for equality and justice in the U.S. The evening kicked off with a vigil march from the Collier Community Fitness Center to a ceremony at South Post Chapel with approximately 500 attendees.
Gen. Rodriguez shares vision of future with senior FORSCOM leaders
Jan 18, 2012
Gen. David M. Rodriguez, commanding general, U.S. Army Forces Command (FORSCOM), addressed more than 65 senior leaders and staff members of the command during the opening session of the FORSCOM Senior Leadership Development Course, Jan. 18, at Fort Bragg, N.C.
Spencer new top NCO of the Army Sustainment Command
Jan 23, 2012
Command Sgt. Major James E. Spencer became top enlisted Soldier of the U.S. Army Sustainment Command during a Jan. 18 change of responsibility ceremony held in building 299, here.
Vigilant Pursuit system aims to improve field intelligence
Jan 18, 2012
The Army is looking to decrease the time between intelligence data collection and Soldier action by the spring with the Vigilant Pursuit system.
Streamling: job application system to change soon
Jan 19, 2012
The path to government employment is about to change. This year, the Department of Defense will streamline the federal employment process by using a new software system called USA Staffing.
Net Zero conference begins in Chicago
Jan 19, 2012
Representatives from installations named in April as pilots for the Army's Net Zero Installation Strategy are meeting in Chicago this week to brief their progress.
Wounded warrior receives Purple Heart from TRADOC commander
Jan 18, 2012
(Left to right) Sheryl Acosta, Gen. Robert W. Cone, commanding general of U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command, Spc. Edward Acosta, Lindsay and daughter Emmalyn Acosta, and Ernie Acosta pose after the Purple Heart ceremony Jan. 6 at San Antonio Military Medical Center. Cone presented the Purple Heart Medal and certificate. Acosta was assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 2nd Battalion, 5th Infantry, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, serving as a combat medic in Afghanistan when his vehicle was struck by an improvised explosive device while conducting a route clearance mission Dec. 3, 2011, resulting in his combat injuries.
Guard troops train for threefold Afghan mission
Jan 18, 2012
A Georgia Army National Guard unit now deploying expects to play a significant role in the reduction of U.S. forces in Afghanistan and is prepared to help turn over bases to Afghan forces.
Record first quarter for foreign military sales
Jan 18, 2012
The Security Assistance Command has exceeded its total foreign military sales for fiscal 2011 in the first quarter of the new fiscal year and could finish fiscal 2012 with record sales. USASAC ended fiscal 2011 with FMS sales totaling $13.5 billion; however, first quarter of fiscal 2012 ended with a total sales value of $13.8 billion.
Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site: DPW improves wildlife access to water
Jan 18, 2012
Elk, deer, antelope and other wildlife on Fort Carson's 236,000-acre Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site in Las Animas County will spend more time foraging for food and less time looking for water.
Patient Centered Medical Home: Military medicine undergoes transformation
Jan 18, 2012
For most people, home is the place to see a familiar face, feel comfortable and talk about the things in life.
Former players connect with transitioning Soldiers
Jan 18, 2012
The Hub hosted a "Game Day" Sunday where Soldiers and Families met with four former NFL players to discuss common reintegration challenges facing servicemembers today.
ECBC engineer uncovers mystery behind pyrotechnics for middle school students
Jan 18, 2012
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. - Joseph Domanico, chief of the Pyrotechnics and Explosives Branch at the U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center, recently addressed more than 100 eighth-graders at Bel Air Middle School with an interactive pyrotechnics presentation.
MLK associate, activist talks about today's economy
Jan 18, 2012
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. - A former personal representative to Martin Luther King Jr. visited APG for the installation's annual MLK Day celebration Jan. 5 at the APG North (Aberdeen) recreation center.
Football referee urges remembrance of military
Jan 19, 2012
Raul Mendoza officiates football all over south Texas, from Pop Warner up through high school, but his favorite game is the annual U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
Fort Bliss Junior Enlisted Family Center a "blessing" for Soldiers
Jan 18, 2012
When Spc. Javad Golphin moved to Fort Bliss with his family a few months ago his household goods shipment was delayed. He worried about having his three small children sleeping on the floor, and with a self-described level of skepticism, turned to the Fort Bliss Junior Enlisted Family Center for help. What happened next, he said, was a true blessing.
Spencer new top NCO at Army Sustainment Command
Jan 18, 2012
Command Sgt. Maj. James E. Spencer replaces Command Sgt. Maj. Stephen D. Blake as senior NCO in Army Sustainment Command.
Training center's Engagement University critical to deployment train-up
Jan 18, 2012
Leaders at every level of command within a soon-to-deploy brigade combat team learn valuable relationship-building skills at the Joint Readiness Training Center's Engagement University.
Busy Installation Enters New Era
Jan 18, 2012
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- Reshaping Redstone Arsenal is a continuing project
She Relishes Opportunity To Make A Difference
Jan 18, 2012
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- Spouses of the military deserve a chance to see the Army, too.
Zach Hall on the value that CERDEC programs lend to Warfighters
Jan 24, 2012
Interview with Zach Hall on the value that CERDEC programs lend to Warfighters.
A brothers' bond
Jan 18, 2012
Staff Sgt. Andrew Payne, infantryman, Charlie Company, 1st Battalion, 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard) and Staff Sgt. Tim Payne, infantryman, remain close despite all hardships.
SMA Chandler: 'We have an incredible Army'
Jan 19, 2012
Redstone Arsenal, Ala., happened to be a test ground for more than missiles and helicopters on Jan. 10-11, 2012.
Guard course focuses on creating well-rounded, physically fit Soldiers
Jan 18, 2012
Following the active Army component, the Missouri National Guard is pushing its Soldiers to be more all-around physically fit as opposed to simply being able to pass the Army Physical Fitness Test.
SMA discusses future of force with Army South Soldiers
Jan 20, 2012
Sgt. Maj. of the Army Raymond F. Chandler III visited U.S. Army South Headquarters, conducted a town hall meeting with more than 300 enlisted Soldiers at Blesse Auditorium on Fort Sam Houston, Texas, and spoke about possible upcoming policy changes Jan. 6, 2012.
Be seen: Reflective gear required for running in low light
Jan 18, 2012
Per Fort Leonard Wood Regulation 190-5,whether you are a Soldier or a civilian, you must wear reflective gear and you must conduct PT on authorized routes.
Registration open for 2012 Best Sapper competition
Jan 18, 2012
Applications for engineers wanting the title of Best Sapper are now being accepted. The three-day competition is open to Army Soldiers serving in the 12-series career field or for any Soldier who wears a Sapper tab.
Geospatial training coming to Fort Leonard Wood
Jan 18, 2012
The mission of moving Geospatial Engineer training from Fort Belvoir, Va., to Fort Leonard Wood is underway.
USACE's Afghanistan Engineer District-South meets 99 percent of 1st quarter 2012 construction goal
Jan 18, 2012
Getting projects completed in Afghanistan is challenging, but the Afghanistan Engineer District-South set a goal of completing or "placing" almost $190 million worth of construction for the first quarter, 2012 and placed $188 million, which equals 99 percent of that goal.
Praise goes to Value Engineering Team
Jan 18, 2012
For its dedication in helping to exceed Value Engineering (VE) goals consistently over the years, the VE Team at Picatinny Arsenal was recently recognized for its accomplishments.
German, American joint police patrols keep community safe
Jan 18, 2012
A few short weeks ago, the streets of downtown Heidelberg were filled with hundreds of holiday revelers shopping and sharing the magic of the season. In their midst stood members of the 529th Military Police Company and the local German Polizei.
Corps of Engineers workers deliver donations to Kabul orphans
Jan 18, 2012
Eight U.S. Army Corps of Engineers employees distributed two dozen boxes of donated jackets, hats, gloves and other winter clothes to a large orphanage on Jan. 14, 2012, a day when heavy snow fell and the temperature reached 32 degrees in the Afghan capital.
ASG-K hosts 5K run/walk in honor of MLK
Jan 18, 2012
CAMP ARIFJAN, Kuwait -- More than 1,000 Servicemembers, Department of Defense contractors and civilians participated in the Martin Luther King Jr. 5K run/walk held by Area Support Group --Kuwait here Jan. 16.
408th CSB, 20th CS conduct joint training
Jan 18, 2012
SHAW AIR FORCE BASE, S.C. -- U.S. Army Central's 408th Contracting Support Brigade and the Principle Assistant Responsible for Contacting would like to provide thanks to the 20th Contract Squadron at Shaw Air Force Base.
Army Chief of Staff stresses Asia-Pacific theater Hawaii significance
Jan 20, 2012
Chief of Staff of the Army Gen. Raymond T. Odierno emphasized Hawaii's role in Asia Pacific strategy during his visit to U.S. Army Pacific's 25th Infantry Division Jan. 17, 2012.
Hospital staff, services ensure positive behavioral health experience
Jan 19, 2012
Taking care of and supporting military families is a national necessity, as outlined in the 2011 Presidential report, Strengthening Our Military Families.
Civilian Spotlight: Getting to know John L. Crown
Jan 18, 2012
Civilian Spotlight: Getting to know John L. Crown
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Remembered
Jan 31, 2012
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii -- Soldiers, Families and friends of the 25th Infantry Division gathered at the Martinez Gym here to observe the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday with a remembrance ceremony Jan. 17 "It was a privilege for the 2nd Brigade Combat Team to host an event honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his legacy of justice, equality and service to one another, all of which are in line with our Army values," said Maj. Michelle Toyofuku, the Brigade Air Defense Artillery Officer.
People to People honors Yongsan Garrison
Jan 18, 2012
SEOUL, Republic of Korea -- People to People International honored three members of the U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan Command during its 39th Annual International Friendship Night and award banquet at the Westin Chosun Hotel in Seoul, Jan. 13.
Area educators tour ammunition plant
Jan 17, 2012
Eighteen educators from six schools toured McAlester Army Ammunition Plant's (MCAAP) bomb production and missile maintenance facility lines on Jan. 10. The tour is part of MCAAP's community outreach program to local and area leaders. The educators saw 1,000 pound bombs being produced and the Maverick, Chaparral and Stinger missiles along with receiving a briefing from Colonel Timothy D. Beckner, Commander, regarding the plant's local contributions and its strategic importance to our national defense.
Task Force Viper Family Readiness Group Newsletter
Jan 17, 2012
Learn what members of the 14th Military Intelligence Battalion have been doing overseas through these excerpts from the unit's January newsletter.
Calway leads military runners in U.S. Olympic Marathon Team Trials
Mar 21, 2013
Capt. Kelly Calway carved five minutes off her personal best and led all military runners with a 25th-place finish in the 2012 U.S. Olympic Marathon Team Trials Jan. 14, 2012.
Army FMWR director praises King's 'soul generated by love'
Jan 17, 2012
SAN ANTONIO -- "You only need a heart full of grace, and a soul generated by love," Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said in a sermon Feb. 4, 1968. King meant to encourage his congregation to seek greatness through service.
FRG ice skating party
Jan 17, 2012
The Army Sustainment Command's Family Readiness Group sponsored a Jan. 16 ice skating event at The River's Edge in Davenport, Iowa.
ASC Soldier mentors students
Jan 17, 2012
The U.S. Army Sustainment Command is partnering with a local school to provide mentorship to its students.
Army Chief of Staff visits Hawaii
Jan 18, 2012
Gen. Raymond F. Odierno visits Hawaii for the first time as the U.S. Army Chief of Staff, Jan 15-17. Odierno's visit highlights the U.S. Army's support to the Pacific region.
470th Military Intelligence Brigade provides battlefield surveillance training
Jan 17, 2012
SecArmy reaffirms support for Soldiers, families
Aug 14, 2012
Secretary of the Army John McHugh reaffirmed the Army's support to Soldiers and families during a visit to the headquarters of the U.S. Army Installation Management Command, Jan. 11, 2012.
Army expert receives national recognition for combating sexual assault
Jan 20, 2012
A military professional from the U.S. Army Law Enforcement community will be recognized in a big way this April for his significant contributions in combating sexual assault and violence against women.
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Jan 17, 2012
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Command Sergeant Major David Puig Leaves the Joint Munitions Command
Jan 17, 2012
Saying goodbye is never easy. But saying goodbye to JMC's Command Sergeant Major David Puig as he leaves for his next tour of duty will be especially difficult. Puig has become a fixture during his two and a half years of service to JMC.
38th CSA Marching Orders
Jan 17, 2012
Click on the link to find out about Chief of Staff of the Army General General Raymond T. Odierno's intent, priorities, principles and expectations.
State partnership program emphasizes building relationships
Jan 19, 2012
The National Guard's State Partnership Program, which is small, but innovative, demonstrates the U.S. military's capabilities in working with partners, the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said.
SDDC operations branch the 'hourglass' of DOD surface transportation
Jan 17, 2012
Many military operations centers tout themselves as the "nerve center" or the "heartbeat" of their organization. The deputy chief of Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command's Command Operations Branch described SDDC's operations center as an hourglass.
Caldwell takes command of Army North, Fort Sam Houston and shares father's legacy as Fifth Army CG
Jan 18, 2012
Lt. Gen. William Caldwell IV assumed command of U.S. Army North (Fifth Army) and Fort Sam Houston before a gathering of fellow senior leaders, state and local government officials, Family, service members and civilian partners Jan. 12 at Fort Sam Houston's historic Quadrangle.
Ironhorse Soldier selected, competes for MI award
Jan 17, 2012
CAMP BUEHRING, Kuwait -- Apple Valley, Ca. native, Spc. Matthew McPherson, a military intelligence (all source) analyst, assigned to the A Co., 1st Brigade Special Troops Battalion, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, works at a computer terminal, here, Jan 9. McPherson was selected among five peers who competed in the Ironhorse Brigade for the Command Sgt. Maj.(Ret.) Doug Russel Award, an award given to those with outstanding achievements within the Military Intelligence community. He will now compete against fellow Soldiers at the Department of the Army level.
"Longknife" troops train to win
Jan 17, 2012
Secretary of Defense discusses budget cuts, changing benefits at Fort Bliss town hall
Jan 19, 2012
Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta conducts a Town Hall meeting with 500 Fort Bliss Soldiers Jan. 12.
Army North CG dedicates tree to his father -- former Fifth Army CG
Jan 18, 2012
FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas -- Lt. Gen. William Caldwell IV (right), commanding general, U.S. Army North (Fifth Army) and Fort Sam Houston, places identification tags on a newly planted Live Oak tree in the Quadrangle Jan. 11 to dedicate the tree to his father, retired Lt. Gen. William Caldwell III, who commanded Fifth Army in San Antonio from 1978-1980.
Alaska Guardsmen continue digging out Cordova
Jan 17, 2012
Alaska National Guardsmen help shovel what has been the biggest snowfall in Cordova, AK in decades.
Fort Leonard Wood's Commanding General to receive second star
Jan 17, 2012
Brig. Gen. Mark W. Yenter, Maneuver Support Center of Excellence and Fort Leonard Wood commanding general, is scheduled to be promoted to the rank of major general Jan. 18.
Operation Arkansas
Jan 17, 2012
President Dwight D. Eisenhower ordered 101st Airborne Division Soldiers to Little Rock, Ark., to help desegregate the public schools.
Paratroopers learn latest battlefield skills at Fort Polk
Jan 18, 2012
Fort Bragg paratroopers bound for Afghanistan picked up the latest skills and equipment from those most recently returned at the Joint Readiness Training Center at Fort Polk, La.
Corps discusses environmental, economic benefits of restoration at Everglades Coalition Conference
Jan 19, 2012
Representatives from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District spoke at the 27th Annual Everglades Coalition Conference, Jan. 5-8 in Stuart, Fla., the largest annual forum for discourse on Everglades restoration and conservation. This year's theme was "Everglades Restoration: Worth Every Penny," and much discussion was driven around the environmental and economic benefits of restoration.
Army integrating intel systems to increase response time in the field
Jan 17, 2012
The Army is looking to decrease the time between data collection and Soldier action by the spring with the Vigilant Pursuit system. The Research, Development and Engineering Command's communications-electronics center, or CERDEC, is working with the Army G-2 to accomplish G-2 Deputy Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Richard P. Zahner's military intelligence rebalance by delivering a relevant and robust multi-intelligence capability that helps facilitate commanders' decisions, said Ephraim Joe Befecadu, a systems engineer at CERDEC's Intelligence and Information Warfare Directorate.
DoD AL&T sees technology saving Soldiers lives in the field
Jan 17, 2012
Senior Department of Defense officials for acquisition, contingency contracting and program support see first-hand how recently fielded systems are helping Warfighters defeat and survive improvised explosive devices.
Army acquisition executive emphasizes affordability
Jan 18, 2012
From firing a new enhanced performance round to actively seeking input from mid-career managers, Heidi Shyu's whirlwind visit Dec. 20, 2011, to Picatinny Arsenal included a town hall in which she underscored the need to streamline acquisition.
Money-saving energy initiatives get spotlight in Afghanistan
Jan 17, 2012
Cutting-edge technology and energy initiatives for Operation Enduring Freedom bring energy-efficient and reliable power generation to forward-deployed units.
TF Guns provides Soldiers opportunity to succeed
Jan 21, 2012
With the Army downsizing, soldiers are finding it a challenge to remain competitive in their military occupational specialties and stay in the Army. Soldiers at FOB Kunduz are helping other Soldiers improve their GT scores in order to further their careers and create new opportunities within the Army.
Team Bliss cloth diaper brigade shows how to save green
Jan 17, 2012
Walk down the baby aisle of your local grocery store and you will see shelves stacked from top to bottom with disposable diapers. Huggies, Pampers and store brand names, ranging from newborn up to size six or more.
Task Force Thunder begins redeployment
Jan 17, 2012
The first of nearly 3,000 159th Combat Aviation Brigade, 101st Airborne Division Soldiers, returned to Fort Campbell Jan. 6 , 2012, from a 12-month deployment to southern Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.
Early detection of glaucoma could help to prevent vision loss
Jan 18, 2012
National Glaucoma Awareness Month is in January and it was set aside to help educate people on the leading cause of preventable blindness in the world.
Dempsey: New strategy offers more opportunities than liabilities
Jan 16, 2012
The Defense Department's new military strategy offers it more opportunities than liabilities, and the military is not being victimized by the need for a leaner budget, Gen. Martin E. Dempsey said.
Turning wrenches isn't all TF Guns' mechanics do
Jan 21, 2012
Ground maintenance soldiers within Company E "Equalizers", Task Force Guns, 1st Air Cavalry Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, have been conducting convoy missions on a regular basis, which is uncommon for ground mechanics from an aviation unit.
Corps of Engineers trains Afghans to operate, maintain facilities
Jan 17, 2012
Successfully transitioning operations and maintenance responsibilities to the Afghan National Army's Directorate of Public Works is the underlying reason for a new training program designed to teach Afghans the fundamentals of building operations and maintenance.
From business suits to combat boots
Jan 17, 2012
One in four Congress members has previously served in the United States military. However, very few congressmen leave public office to serve in the armed forces.
368th Engineer Battalion returns from Afghanistan
Jan 19, 2012
Hooksett, N.H.- Family members, military and community leaders honored more than170 Reserve Soldiers of the 368th Engineer Battalion with a Welcome Home ceremony at Southern New Hampshire University, Jan.12, 2012.
Korean MOFAT visit
Jan 17, 2012
Kim Sung Hwan, Korean Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, visits with Soldiers from the 2nd Infantry Division's 1st Brigade Combat Team and 210th Fires Brigade at Camp Casey on January 13, 2012. The MOFAT toured a static display of various weapon systems while Soldiers explained their job on that system and toured the Close Combat Tactical Trainer simulation facility. Photo by Yu Hu Son, 2nd Infantry Division
U.S. Army Issues Sources Sought Notice for Network Technology
Jan 15, 2012
The U.S. Army, through the System of Systems Integration (SoSI) Directorate, announced that it is seeking interested industry and government sources with mature solutions to enhance existing network systems capabilities to participate in the Network Integration Evaluation (NIE) 13.1 event, scheduled to occur in Oct/Nov 2012 at Fort Bliss, Texas and White Sands Missile Range (WSMR), N.M. The NIE is a series of semi-annual evaluations designed to further integrate and mature the Army's tactical network, and accelerate and improve the way network technologies are delivered to Soldiers.
USACE turns over operations and maintenance responsibility to Afghan Air Force
Jan 15, 2012
KANDAHAR AIRFIELD, Afghanistan -- The Afghan Air Force, specifically the 205th Atal Corps' Kandahar Air Wing, became responsible for the operations and maintenance of five new buildings on Kandahar Airfield Jan. 14.
Home from Afghanistan
Jan 21, 2012
Ponce, PR- Approximately 100 soldiers assigned to the 475th Eng. Co., 1st Mission Support Command, US Army Reserve-Puerto Rico, came home to an emotive and happy reception, 14 Jan., after a yearlong mobilization in Afghanistan.
Dec. 7, 1941, gets remembered
Jan 13, 2012
WHEELER ARMY AIRFIELD, Hawaii -- Seventy years ago, Dec. 7, 1941, America changed forever.
Army pauses migration to Joint Enterprise Email
Jan 13, 2012
The Army has suspended its migration to Joint Enterprise Email to comply with provisions in the FY 2012 National Defense Authorization Act signed into law Dec. 31.
Employee town halls to provide latest details
Jan 13, 2012
WHEELER ARMY AIRFIELD, Hawaii -- U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii held significant employee town hall meetings the first week of January 2012.
Military spouse employment focus of career fair
Apr 25, 2012
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce launched the fourth pillar of its Hiring Our Heroes initiative today during the Military Spouse Career Forum at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C.
Visit from Santa delights Schofield community
Jan 13, 2012
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii -- The atmosphere at General's Loop was thick with anticipation, and rain, here, Dec. 6.
Army Leadership: Hazing not compatible with Army Values
Jan 13, 2012
Army Leadership: Hazing not compatible with Army Values
TRADOC: Army must reverse to focus on training
Jan 16, 2012
It's time for the Army to reverse gears after 10 years of war, said the service's leading proponent of training and doctrine.
Army Cyber Command hosts the Under SecArmy
Aug 14, 2012
The Under Secretary of the Army visits U.S. Army Cyber Command to gain situational awareness and ensure the Army is correctly prioritizing, balancing and integrating resources to support the mission of this vital organization.


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The spiritual meaning of 777 brings reassuring thoughts from your spirit guides that they are with you and you can now safely release your fears about whatever situation concerns you. Find out the spiritual meaning of 777 and the symbolism and numerology of the number.
If you see these repeating numbers, your spirit guides and angels are trying to communicate with you. Read what they want you to know. I have also written about other repeating numbers like 11:11, 222, 333, 444, 555, 666, 888, and 999 if you see those numbers as well.
What is the Spiritual Meaning of 777?
Calm any fears you may have about what you just thought. The angels are here to guide you and help you. Ask them for their strength and courage. You are too concerned with the physical world at this moment. Let go and let your angels guide you. You are trying too hard to control things in your life.
Allow your inner guidance system to transform the fears you have, take a deep breath and know that your Spirit Guides and Angels surround you with love at this time. Release your fears to the Universe and then say thank you.
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The energy of 777 is like a big hug from the Universe. It is there to reassure you that we understand your fears and concerns. Your guides are sending you a message that it is okay to let the fear go and release it to your guides and Angels for healing.
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When you look at the number 7 itself, notice how it resembles a lightning bolt. This is a number representing flashes of insight, laser focus, and instant knowing. The number 7 opens toward the left, which allows us to look at our past choices, but points to the upper right which, gives you the opportunity to look forward toward the future.
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When you triple the digits to 777, it appears as a reminder to ask for help from the angels and let them guide you to discovering new insights.
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FOXBORO – Trade winds are blowing around Jeff Demps on this final day of the 2013 NFL Draft.
The Patriots are getting interest from teams hoping to deal for the former Florida running back/return man, according to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network. Demps declared this offseason he wants to run track and fit some football in on the side.
In late March, Demps told a Florida radio show that his pitch to Bill Belichick would be, "In order for me to get where I want on the track and field side, it'll take a full year of prep. After the season if you guys are willing to let me come back midseason, I'll be able to do that. If not, I guess I'll just focus on running."
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As one of my best friends (and the co-author of my fanfic stories) so eloquently put it as we watched the end of Star Trek First Contact in the theater, "When he's done climbing those cables, do you think he'll climb one of us next?"
Have him do some prospecting in those twin peaks, perhaps? Maybe even yodle?
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: a person or animal that flies
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: a reckless or speculative venture —usually used in the phrase take a flier
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Examples of FLIER
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Las Cruces >> Tomas González was an 18-year-old farm boy from Garfield when he was drafted by the United States to fight in World War II.
His tour of duty would take him across the world to a Southeast Asian island that has grabbed headlines in recent weeks because of a devastating natural disaster there: the Philippines.
Indeed, González, 88, of Las Cruces, received a minor injury decades ago while in combat near Tacloban. It was one of the hardest-hit cities in the recent Typhoon Haiyan.
"I felt so bad for them," he said, referring to the typhoon victims.
González said he'd never even visited El Paso until he was conscripted into the Army in 1944. From Fort Bliss, he was sent to basic training in Florida and then to a paratroopers course in Fort Benning, Ga. After a few-days-long stint back home, he went to San Francisco. His ship sailed beneath the Golden Gate Bridge, as he was deployed toward battle fronts in the Pacific Ocean theater.
"I was scared and too young," he said.
His ship docked at Oahu in the Hawaiian Islands. González said he vividly recalls seeing the U.S.S. Arizona, broken in the water. The ship sank during a surprise bombing attack of Pearl Harbor by the Japanese in 1941.
"I've still got the picture in my mind," he said.
After that, González said he was sent to Midway Island and then to Guam, where he joined the 77th Infantry Division. There were plenty of New Yorkers in the unit and few New Mexicans, he said.
The Philippines
González, an Army scout, and other soldiers reached the Philippines, where they clashed with Japanese troops occupying the islands.
"We landed in Leyte Bay, just a few miles from Tacloban," he said.
It was there that shrapnel from a fired bullet hit his foot, causing it to bleed. The wound wasn't serious enough to require hospitalization, he said.
González recounted that, knowing Spanish, he was able to talk easily to the local Filipinos, though he didn't encounter them very frequently.
Tacloban, as he recalls, was tiny.
"There was nothing there when we landed -- just a small village," he said. "We were mostly in the jungle."
Still, González said he walked away with plenty of appreciation for the Filipinos, who readily fed U.S. troops key strategic information.
"When we went to Tacloban, the people told us where the Japanese were -- their camps and their supplies," he said. "The Filipinos came and told us these things."
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From the Philippines, González was sent to the Okinawa Islands of Japan, where he was wounded more seriously.
He landed on Ie Shima -- the island where renowned war correspondent Ernie Pyle was killed -- in April 1945. A couple of days later, González was caught in a mortar attack. A shell exploded within 25 feet of him, he said, knocking him unconscious.
"I got full of shrapnel on the front of me," he said. "It messed up my legs, my arms and my stomach."
Fortunate to survive, González was placed aboard a hospital ship, the U.S.S. Comfort, bound for Guam with hundreds of other patients. Though such ships were supposed to be immune to attack, under the international terms of war, the vessel was struck by a Japanese kamikaze fighter plane in late April 1945, according to Dale P. Harper's historical book, "Too Close for Comfort."
The strike was very near to González on the ship, but he survived.
"I was right below where the fire was," he said.
González spent about two months in Guam recuperating. Then he was routed to Saipan, another Pacific island. He eventually returned to Okinawa, where he worked in a military supply role.
The Japanese surrendered in August of 1945.
González was discharged, at the rank of corporal, in March of 1946. He returned home and, in 1950, served another military stint in Korea. Back home, he worked at White Sands Missile Range and eventually moved to California for a job in manufacturing. He returned to Las Cruces in 1985, when he retired. He's lived here since.
Call for aid
González was awarded a Purple Heart, given to military members wounded or family members of those killed in the line of duty. He said he might have received a second Purple Heart medal, but it was sent directly to his parents, and he never saw it personally.
González said the shrapnel wounds, which caused nerve damage, still cause him pain. Plus, there are less-than-pleasant wartime memories.
News of the devastating typhoon in the Philippines and TV images of the location struck a painful chord with González.
"Everything came on me -- what I did in Tacloban, what I did in the Philippines," he said, during a recent interview at his house.
Also, González recounted the help that had been provided to soldiers by the Filipinos. He said he wants to encourage Americans to donate to the recovery efforts because of it.
"They do deserve help from people in the United States," he said. "They saved a lot of American lives."
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Some Las Crucens have hosted benefit events in recent weeks to raise money for typhoon victims and recovery efforts in the Philippines.
Another event is slated for this week in Las Cruces.
Local musician Rein Garcia, a native of the Philippines, has organized a benefit concert for Wednesday at M5 Martini Grill, 901 Avenida de Mesilla, Las Cruces. It runs from 6 to 10 p.m.
Entry is free, and the restaurant and bar will donate 10 percent of its food and drink proceeds to typhoon recovery, said Bobby Torres, director of public relations for the Dickerson Group, the establishment's owner.
"We'll also be encouraging and accepting donations as people go through the door," he said. "We're happy to host it, obviously."
Several musicians are expected to perform throughout the evening.
The American Red Cross is one of a number of national and international charities accepting donations for typhoon victims: redcross.org.


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When you wash your hands, do you scrub your hands against each other or do you simply leave them soaking in soapy water for 30 minutes without moving them in hope to get them clean? Stand-washing technique? The same goes for developing film: The whole point of shaking the can is to remove exhausted developer to make way for fresh developer. By not shaking the can you jeopardize the contrast as well as the evenness of development. You're basically killing the film's native contrast curve. What a bad thing to do.
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Normal vaginal discharge has several purposes: cleaning and moistening the vagina, and helping to prevent and fight infections. Although it's normal for the color, texture, and amount of vaginal fluids to vary throughout a girl's menstrual cycle, some changes in discharge may indicate a problem.
First, it helps to learn some of the differences between normal and abnormal vaginal discharge. This will help you to recognize changes that may occur.
Normal vaginal fluids can vary somewhat in texture and color. They can be somewhat thin, sticky, and elastic or thick and gooey. Vaginal fluids should be clear, white, or off-white in color.
It's important to keep an eye out for changes in vaginal fluids. The following changes may indicate a problem:
Vaginal infections, such as bacterial vaginosis, candidiasis (yeast infection), and trichomoniasis are common causes of abnormal vaginal discharge. Some infections that can cause changes in vaginal discharge are spread by having sex, such as gonorrhea. Other infections can occur with or without having sex, such as bacterial vaginosis or a yeast infection.
If you notice any changes in your vaginal discharge or think you may have a problem, you should see a doctor as soon as possible.
The symptoms of these infections can be very similar, but there are some differences to look for:
It's very important to see a doctor or go to a health clinic (like Planned Parenthood) if you have any of the symptoms of abnormal vaginal discharge. This is really important for girls who have had sex, especially those who have had sex without using a condom, since many STDs cause changes in vaginal discharge.
If you think you might have an STD or that you've been exposed to an STD, let the doctor know. Also see the doctor right away if you have discharge along with fever or pain in the belly or pelvic area.
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I believe that the movie is "9 months". Pretty funny movie.....
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This wonderful choker-style necklace and earring set was created with 15mm Chinese turquoise discs, 8mm Chinese turquoise round beads and 10mm sterling silver rounds. The necklace is 18-1/2 inches around and fastens with a lovely leaf hook clasp of sterling silver plate over white bronze. The earrings dangle 1-5/8 inches from sterling silver posts with 6mm ball beads.
The necklace was inspired by one worn by a woman I saw at the salon a few months ago. She had the look of "money," if you know what I mean, and I'm sure her necklace probably cost $1200 or so. Well, you and I know how to look just as good for less than that, but I'll bet you anything that whoever sees my version on you will think you paid a lot more for it than you did (that is, if you buy it, which of course I hope you will).
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Re: player won't sprint after Xbox one updateSavageHam Feb 17, 2014 5:58 PM (in response to slimzyy)
Hey slimzyy,
Thanks for letting us know what the issue is, are you pushing down on the controller when you first turn it on? Have you tried using another controller or even using your controller on another system? Have you checked the battery level of your controller?
Re: player won't sprint after Xbox one updateslimzyy Feb 18, 2014 1:50 AM (in response to SavageHam)
the controller battery is full , I don't have another controller , I've reinstalled the game resynced the controller hold breath with a sniper works I've tested the controller on other games that sprint the same way and it works fine , Xbox support are telling me its the game after trouble shooting
Re: player won't sprint after Xbox one updateSavageHam Feb 20, 2014 3:59 PM (in response to slimzyy)
Hey slimzyy,
Thanks for providing that information for us. Do you have a disc or digital version of the game? When you reinstalled the game and updates, were you using a wired or wireless connection?


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Riding my bike to work last week in New York, I pedaled up a hill, paused at the traffic light and, having spotted no oncoming traffic or pedestrians, turned right into a bike lane. Five seconds later a policeman stepped into the path, stopped me and questioned me about why I had turned right on a red light.
Had it been red? That was news to me -- I was only sure that the coast had been clear of cars and pedestrians.
Still a bit confused, I joined two other cyclists who had been pulled over moments before. Minutes later, we continued on, tickets in hand, and the officers stepped back into the lane to rope up the next set of alleged offenders.
The amount printed on my summons was surprisingly large. When I snapped a photo of it and posted it to Facebook, a friend in Berlin commented that his recent red light cycling fine had cost a fraction of mine.
Was this true? I decided to look into bike tickets around Europe. What can you expect to pay if you get accused of pedaling through a red light?
The answers are sometimes surprising and sometimes ambiguous. Certain cities fine cyclists for actions that are tolerated in others. And most make it difficult to find penalty information in the first place, especially in English, and never on their official tourism Web sites.
Here's what I found when comparing bike violations in six European cities and New York.
Amsterdam is a city of both bikers and tolerance, and, indeed, this leads to greater tolerance for bikers accused of bending the rules. According to sources in Amsterdam, the police are pretty relaxed and will usually let tourists off with just a warning. EuroCheapo's Amsterdam correspondent, Audrey, tells me that "If you're a local, intoxicated, or sassy, you'll get hit with a fine." Additional posted bike fines are: Running a red light: €85; Riding without a light: €45; Riding on the sidewalk: €45. Photo: Romain Bochet via Flickr
The police in Barcelona seem to have a lot of leeway when handing out tickets to bikers, and cyclists report getting charged between €50-200 for going through a red light. Other reported charges include: Speaking on the phone while on a bike: €200; Riding a bike while wearing earphones €50-120; and cycling "no hands": €200. Photo: Mikael Colville-Andersen via Flickr
Berlin is a city in love with both bikes and rules, rewarding cyclists with dedicated bike lanes while maintaining "zero-tolerance" attitudes towards running red lights and other infractions. The wide range of fines below depends upon whether you were simply pulled over for the offense, if you endangered others or, worst of all, if you caused an accident because of the violation. Additional charges include: Not using the bike lane: €15-30; Riding "no hands": €5; Riding a child without a helmet: €5; Broken light: €10-25; Riding while talking on a mobile phone: €25; Red light (less than a second red): €45-120; Red light (more than a second red): €100-180; Lack of consideration toward children, elderly and needy: €40-50. Photo: Fauxla via Flickr
Copenhagen, a famously bike-friendly city, introduced one of the world's first bike-share programs in 1995, and 17 years later City Bikes is still going strong. But too many cyclists dodging road rules forced the city to dramatically revamp and better enforce their bike fines in 2012. New charges include: No lights after dark: 700 kr ($125); Talking on the phone while cycling: 1,000 kr ($175); Cycling against traffic: 1,000 kr ($175); Failure to signal a turn or stop: 700 kr ($125); Cycling "no-hands": 700 kr ($125); Riding double: 700 kr ($125); Non-functioning bell: Warning ($0). Photo: Simon Greig via Flickr
Compared to many other cities we studied, London's cycling laws are pretty straight-forward. Enforcement is another question, with reports of sporadic "crackdowns" on red-light-pedaling cyclists around London. A government Web site publishes the official fees associated with two violations: red light (£30 - $49) and no front/back light: £30 ($49) Photo: Little Rock Gallery via Flickr
As I mentioned above, New York's police sporadically enforce bike laws, which follow most of the same traffic laws as cars, including stopping for red lights and stop signs. If cyclists plead guilty, they pay the hefty charge listed. "Not guilty" gives you a court appearance and a chance to explain yourself to a judge, who can enforce the charge, lower the fee or dismiss the ticket entirely. Other charges: Caught by a red light camera: $50; Riding on the sidewalk: $25 or $50. Photo: K Gradinger via Flickr
Since its launch in 2007 the city's incredibly successful Vélib' bike-share program has put more than 16,000 bikes in regular use on the city's streets. It's also fueled a debate on bike tickets and fines, with cycling advocates arguing last year that it doesn't make sense to force cyclists to stop and wait at red lights when there isn't any pedestrian or vehicular traffic. Until 2012, the fine for riding through a red light or turning right on red was €135. Starting this year it is permitted, at least in a trial zone in northern Paris, given that the coast is clear. Pedestrians (and crossing traffic) always have the right of way. If all goes well, the relaxed law will be rolled out to the entire city. EuroCheapo's Paris correspondent, and other friends living in Paris, report that, in the meantime, they still see police giving tickets to cyclists. They could also be getting tickets for talking on their mobile phones while cycling, which still carries a €35 fine. Photo: Landahlauts via Flickr
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If you've received bike tickets in any of these cities (or others around Europe), please tell us about it in the comments section.
FInally, regardless of the relative affordability of bike tickets around Europe, safety should always be the first consideration when cycling. My friend Arthur, who lives in Paris, summed it up best: "It's simply crazy to ignore red lights here. I tell you, it's 'carmageddon' every day."
Ride safely!
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Re: Diamond CamoRaketti Dec 3, 2012 6:08 PM (in response to lethal1906)
I got it on SMG's, shotties and launchers.
Re: Diamond CamoGALACT1C0s117 Dec 3, 2012 6:10 PM (in response to Raketti)
any tips on the 150 kills with no perks?? i'm struggling on that one.
Re: Diamond CamoRaketti Dec 3, 2012 6:25 PM (in response to GALACT1C0s117)
I usually did both 150 without perks and 150 without attachments simultaniously so it became less of a grind. I had the SMG and two betty's, and shock chargers. Camping won't work IMO as you cannot have perks so no flak jacket and tactical mask, try to vote in the smallest maps and patrol on a high traffic area, and cover the usual routes people use through it with the bettys and shock charges so you won't get flanked that easy.
Re: Diamond CamoGALACT1C0s117 Dec 3, 2012 6:30 PM (in response to Raketti)
i might go to the moshpit bonus playlist, I heard there is a only small maps there
Re: Diamond CamoRaketti Dec 3, 2012 6:47 PM (in response to GALACT1C0s117)
True, but some game types are kinda hard to play if you have no perks (and comes harder if you take out the attachments too obviously). I like Kill Confirmed anyway, and it's good for this type of challenge because people move a lot and you are therefore less affected by not having something like lightweight and extreme conditioning which might be usefull with an SMG.
Re: Diamond Camorobbierocket Dec 4, 2012 1:37 AM (in response to Raketti)
These are great tips and you know your stuff but it's really not a grind when you take out the perks and have 3 attachments and then (or beforehand) take out the attachments and have extra perks.
Re: Diamond CamoRaketti Dec 4, 2012 4:53 AM (in response to robbierocket)
Thanks. I see your point and kinda agree, but i guess it comes down to me not being patient enough. I wanted to finish both challenges as fast as possible and i felt it took a bit too long if done separetly.
When i get to the LMG's, then i might want to do it separetly because that might prove to be too much of a handicap if you only have explosives and tacticals with you along with the slow moment and slow ADS. Or I'll just stick to playing demolition and try to get as many kills in as possible on the defensive round by camping near the objective (where i feel LMG's work best anyway).
Re: Diamond CamoAf739 Dec 3, 2012 9:36 PM (in response to GALACT1C0s117)
Im doing the daimond camos on lmgs and its the worst grind of all. Specifically just the 150 kills one. When you combine the slow movement speed and slow ads time with lag and uav spam i always go negative. People just wait for me around a corner and drop me as i could probably go to the sun and back faster than this piece of crap decides to ads. It makes me laugh at all those people who think the lmgs are balanced in this game. The ads specifically should be buffed
Re: Diamond Camoblazed0wayz Dec 4, 2012 4:10 AM (in response to GALACT1C0s117)
I use the danger close wild card when I am going for the camo with no perks or attachments. I usaully set up a class that has no perks or attachments on it an go for both camos at once. I mean you will have a few games where you got a lot of deaths and not that many kills but to me this is the fastes way to get it done. It gets you both camos in half the time...
Re: Diamond CamoBuddyVA Dec 4, 2012 5:40 AM (in response to GALACT1C0s117)
Put on the tactical wildard and spam flashbangs and concussions. It's a lot of fun.
Re: Diamond CamoGALACT1C0s117 Dec 3, 2012 6:09 PM (in response to lethal1906)
working on it I have, mp7, pdw, vector, gold. I'm finishing the msmc, and still have the chicom, and scorpion to do. I was going to do the AR but there is a lot of them, For what kind of weapons did he got the camo for??
Re: Diamond Camolethal1906 Dec 3, 2012 6:24 PM (in response to GALACT1C0s117)
He got the Diamond on the sniper rifles. He said that he needs a break before going for the other weapons!! LOL
Re: Diamond CamoGALACT1C0s117 Dec 3, 2012 6:29 PM (in response to lethal1906)
I know, i'm getting frustated in SMGs, I can't imagine doing snipers lol
Re: Diamond Camolethal1906 Dec 3, 2012 6:42 PM (in response to GALACT1C0s117)
Yeah, he is a beast with the sniper rifles. He's the type of sniper that if he wasn't my son, I would spend half the match trying to flank and kill him!!!
Like Raketti said, the key is to watch out for the flankers. They will mess up your killstreaks at the worst time.
Re: Diamond CamoResistant Soul Dec 3, 2012 7:16 PM (in response to lethal1906)
I pretty much have the launcher, shotty and snipers. I only truly have the SMG
Re: Diamond CamoCrimsonTideMonk Dec 3, 2012 8:06 PM (in response to Resistant Soul)
just put it on both no perks and no attachments then play mercenary...you will play hardpoint/dom/ headquarters alot and those rack up kills quick (30-40 a game) although he may die about 30 times as well, you will at least get the kills
Re: Diamond CamoEmpero_- Dec 3, 2012 10:47 PM (in response to lethal1906)
I got specials diamond and just got the S12 gold and need KSG and M1216 to finish(quick tip: the kills you get in sharpshooter count toward camos)
Re: Diamond Camothebestgameralive Dec 4, 2012 12:14 AM (in response to lethal1906)
i have diamond for the smg's, assaults, and snipers
Re: Diamond Camorlbl Dec 4, 2012 5:03 AM (in response to lethal1906)
I have to admit I am having a hard time getting diamon od SMGs because I hipfire 100% of the time.
(love drop shotters for allowing me to get more headshots)
Re: Diamond Camophxs72 Dec 4, 2012 5:18 AM (in response to rlbl)
The laser sight is helping me to get more headshots consistently with my SMGs. I still only average about 2 per game but I am adjusting my shot upwards when I have time to aim. For some reason, I find it easier to get headshots with ARs than SMGs.


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The takeaway: Wal-Mart's results, often watched as a barometer of lower-end US consumer sentiment, suggest that the payroll tax increases that went into effect earlier this year are pinching less affluent consumers.
What's interesting: There's another possible explanation: Walmart's competitors are eating its lunch. That's something we won't know until Family Dollar Stores and Dollar General report comparable quarterly results later this month.
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After completing a two year business studies course in Devon, Amanda (or Mandy to those who know her) worked in London at the headquarters of mechanical engineering company, CJB, as PA to the Construction Manager before promotion to Public Relations Officer. After marriage to Peter, co-founder of Safety First Manufacturing, she became involved in all aspects of the growing business from the ground up since the company was established in 1981. She now lives in Melbourne, Australia with her second husband, John, and their chocolate Labradoodle called Rosie-Peroni, who certainly deserves a mention in this short biographical! Mandy also has a son called Ben, who has been an Australian citizen since the age of 18.
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John attended London Imperial College and then Leeds University, where he gained a BSC (Hons) in Science and Technology. Subsequent to this, John studied Management at Plymouth University and then ran a firm for over 30 years in manufacturing for global markets. Currently living and working in Australia, John is heavily involved in eco-technologies and is married to the boss of Safety First Manufacturing!
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