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By Spc. Karen Sampson, 177th Armored Brigade Public Affairs
CAMP SHELBY, Miss. -- U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers from the 365th Engineer Battalion, based in Schuylkill, Pa., accompanied by Soldiers from Texas and West Virginia, successfully completed their cumulative training event readying for deployment.
The CTE designed by First Army Division East, 177th Armored Brigade and training executed by Observer-Coach/Trainers of the158th Infantry Brigade and 157th Infantry Brigade, Camp Atterbury, Ind. The event cultivated the Soldiers engineering and tactical skills to prepare for mission success in retrograde assistance all over Afghanistan.
"Completion of a pre-deployment site survey visit conducted in August, specific mission emphasis is on training development of Afghan National Army engineers to take over operations," said Capt. Robert R Burress, Alpha Battery, CTE Planner Officer in Charge, 2nd Battalion, 410th Field Artillery Regiment.
The ongoing Afghanistan retrograde mission is moving at a fast pace. The 365th EN Bn will be part of an advise and train mission that will strive to equip ANA engineers with construction, maintenance skills, and the ability to preserve infrastructure left behind by U.S. and Coalition Forces with the scheduled end of Operation Enduring Freedom, said Buress.
"Originally, the CTE planning was based only on retrograde mission training objectives implementing tactical movement, route clearance drills, convoy movement, site security and the completion of large team construction projects around the cantonment," said Burress.
The Soldiers accomplished these mission training objectives and added events that focused on communicating with local community members, participating in multiple key leader engagements, and training the Afghan Soldier role players their construction and maintenance skill sets, said Burress.
"The event's demands and high operation tempo were very intense," said Burress. "They obtained a realistic grasp of their upcoming daily tasks down-range."
Capt. David A. McCollum, Training Operations Officer, 3rd Bn, 315th Engineer Battalion, First Army Division East, accompanied the 365th EN Bn leadership on the PDSS visit, and developed training guidance that will facilitate the battalion's future battle rhythm in theater.
Learning of the additional responsibilities involved in the mission, McCollum said he employed the use of foreign language speakers, arranged numerous key leader engagements, provided technical expertise to the vertical and horizontal engineers, and assigned O-C/T to mentor specific drills during the CTE.
"The 365th started the exercise engaging with Dari, or Pashtu Arabic foreign language speakers," said McCollum. "As the exercise progressed, the ANA Soldier role players augmented the group to be trained."
"I believe the Soldiers excelled to proficiency with the ANA development training," said McCollum. "They showed initiative and progressed at a good rate based on the O-C/T mentoring and guidance."
Lt. Col. Samuel Spurlock, battalion commander, 365th EN Bn, commended the efforts of the First Army Division East Staff.
"The event planners and the O-C/Ts from First Army Division East did incredible work preparing us for our mission," said the native of Cordova, Tenn.
Spurlock mentioned that an integral part of the training plan was created during the PDSS visit. The visit allowed connection with the unit already in theater, visibility of the area, and scope of ongoing operations.
"We are fortunate the 177th Armored Brigade and 158th Infantry Brigade saw the vital importance and encouraged the PDSS," he said. "Prior to mobilization we assumed the journey wasn't possible."
Spurlock and Command Sgt. Maj. Michael G. Oddo, of Owego, N.Y., senior enlisted advisor of the 365th EN Bn, were both pleased the PDSS came to fruition for the benefit of their Soldiers.
"We were able to communicate with the current unit on ground about what they were experiencing," said Oddo. "This allowed us to bank that information and upon return O-C/Ts added the details to our training plan."
Furthermore, the 365th EN Bn command team appreciated that subject matter experts from 122nd Engineer Battalion and 8th Engineer Battalion, the 365th EN Bn are scheduled to relieve in place traveled back to Camp Shelby and advised the Soldiers for the duration of the CTE.
"Offering our Soldiers training true to what they will experience in theater with as much attention to detail is invaluable," said Spurlock.
"The CTE helped refine our mission plan and our unit cohesion," said Spurlock. "The exercise allowed us to identify strengths and improve any flaws in our plan permitting realignment of our teams, if necessary, for the success of the mission."
Recently taking command of the 365th EN Bn January 2013, Spurlock's leadership imparts finely tuned experience now embarking on his fourth tour. His most recent mission being to Afghanistan from 2011 to 2012 acting as Chief Basing Operations Engineer Officer, Strategic Operations International Security Assistance Forces at Joint Command North Kabul International Airfield. Spurlock's two prior deployments were to Iraq, he said.
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NRL Round Three: Parramatta Eels thrashed by North Queensland Cowboys
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- March 17, 2012
PRESSURE is building on Parramatta coach Stephen Kearney after a dismal Eels side were subjected to a drubbing by North Queensland.
And to add to the misery, star halfback Chris Sandow was forced off with injury in the dying stages.
Missing injured duo Jarryd Hayne and Fuifui MoiMoi, the Eels leaked 26 points in a firsthalf horror show to crash to their third consecutive defeat.
Parramatta supporters entered the new campaign with high hopes following the off-season purchases of Sandow, Willie Tonga and Ben Roberts but on last night's evidence the Eels are well off the pace.
Signed until the end of 2013, Kearney was excused for the Eels missing the finals last season as he began rebuilding the club in his first year, but questions will soon be asked of the coach if their shambolic performances continue.
In shocking conditions, Parramatta started confidently before Matt Scott's try in the 16th minute sparked an avalanche that saw the Cowboys score five first-half tries.
The Cowboys were inspired by former Eels winger Ashley Graham, who scored two tries against a Parramatta defensive side that folded as easily as a deck of cards.
The Eels lifted after the break, rookie Pat O'Hanlon scoring a consolation try in the 55th minute, but by then the damage had been well and truly done.
Winless in the opening two rounds, the Eels' problems began before kick-off when key MoiMoi was a late scratching with a knee injury.
His place on the bench was taken by O'Hanlon.
For the Cowboys, the clash was about redemption after their first-round horror show before their home fans, who were left dismayed by North Queensland's butter-fingered 18-0 loss to the Titans.
The torrential rain that buffeted Townsville on match day should have put the brakes on the Cowboys but after a nervous start the home side clicked into gear.
It took 16 minutes for the Eels to crack, Scott crashing over from close range after some smart work at dummy-half from Aaron Payne.
Johnathan Thurston added the extras and it was 10-0 seven minutes later when Graham did superbly to carry three Eels across the tryline and reach out to score in the process. The Cowboys were now well on top in the greasy conditions and the Eels were on the ropes when a Matt Bowen 40-20 in the 30th minute sparked a three-try blitzkrieg in five minutes.
Just sixty seconds after Bowen's towering clearing kick, teenage prop Jason Taumalolo terrorised the Eels, brushing off Ben Roberts and Justin Poore in a 15-metre solo charge to the tryline.
Graham had his second try inside 34 minutes to give the Cowboys a 20-0 lead, and the Cowboys scored one of the tries of the season to date just 90 seconds later when Bowen dived spectacularly on a Thurston kick, completing a sweeping movement started well downfield by former Roosters centre Kane Linnett.
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NORTH QUEENSLAND 42 (A Graham 3 M Bowen G Cooper K Linnett M Scott J Taumalolo tries J Thurston 5 goals) bt PARRAMATTA 6 (P O'Hanlon try C Sandow goal) at Dairy Farmers Stadium. Referee: Chris James, Adam Devcich. Crowd: 8,239.
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Giving up alcohol and following in his father's footsteps led to hockey star Brad Mills joining the LDS Church
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Brad Mills knew he was ruining his hockey career.
His pattern of late-night partying typically left him dehydrated the next day and translated into injuries and poor performances. As a result, the center/wingman was struggling in his role as a "depth" player for the Lowell Devils, an American Hockey League affiliate for the New Jersey Devils. It was like he was living in a dark cloud, he said.
"I was getting injured a lot because my drinking was getting bad," Mills said. "Then it started to click for me, 'OK, this is connected; I'm partying and then I'm getting hurt. Time to cut that out.' Once I did that, the path became a lot clearer."
Mills' decision to quit drinking sparked his rise to the NHL and also sent him down a path of spiritual fulfillment and conversion to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. That path has since guided him to the Utah Grizzlies, where he's thriving as one of the team's co-captains this season.
"Everyone's situation is different. I've seen profound blessings, but I've also seen the consequences of making wrong choices. The Lord chastises us because he loves us and wants us to turn toward him," Mills said. "The big lesson I've learned is how to submit to Heavenly Father's will instead of imposing my own."
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If the stuttering is not 'normal' and if she is evidently anxious when confronted then maybe yes. But there are people who get lost easily when confronted, so they stutter even if they didn't do anything really.
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Naaaah, Thats a crock of crap. Nerves will most deffinately do that. i do..especially if I am unsure what was asked.
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maybe, maybe not.. some people just stutter when speaking, some stutter if nervous, others stutter when lying.. no way for me to know which category she falls into..
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my baby i s 6 weeks old and have a bad rash on his face,ears, and neck. What can I use for that
My baby is 6 weeks old and have a bad rash all over his face, ears and some on his neck.What can I use for that and what could be causing that?
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Both of my boys had the same rash also known as "baby acne" You basically just have to wait it out. For us it took a good 2-3 wks to pass completely. I also saw the Dr. about this w/ both cases and they said to just wash the baby's face w/ warm water only... and always change his shirts and bibbs when they get wet or dirty. Just hang in there... your baby is not in any pain it just looks bad.posted 12/16/2008 by navywifey&mommyof2
my son had the same thing it was mainly on his face i thought it was from milk drool but come to find out he has eczema (runs in my husband side of the fam) so get it checked out b4 using anything.posted 12/16/2008 by my1st_sohappi
You should check with the pediatrician. My baby had a rash that developed all over his face also + his chest and thighs. For a while I didn't do anything about it and figured by washing his face and body with warm water it will decrease the rash. It didn't though and the rash stayed. When the doctor looked at it she said that he had ezcema due to the dry weather (southern cali) and gave him hydrocortisone cream for his face and body. That explained everything because he was always rubbing his face against my shirt and rub his gloves on his face. Not to mention he was super irritable.posted 11/05/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
When my son was a month ago and had this same type of rash on his head face ears neck and shoulders. My ped told me to use head and shoulders shampoo (regular unscented). It Worked!The rash was completely gone in 1 week.posted 10/17/2008 by Annylette
my 2 month old had "baby acne" and then started to look as if though his skin was peeling from sunburn...I used Aveeno for baby lotion and it worked great. Cleared up his face, chest, and ears. I also use the Aveeno Body Wash on him before putting the lotion on.posted 09/26/2008 by latinaconsabor
my son also has a bad rash all over his face, neck, ears, and in his hair. the doctor told me that it was ezema. i just put aquafor on it to help keep it moisterised and i use dove soap and it is clearing up very niceposted 09/26/2008 by sharyta
This is what is called baby acne. I it will eventually go away on its own. It may get worse when the child is overheated, sweaty, or upset. You will also find that it may come and go, possibly looking worse at times. However there is a temporary solution, you can take your baby to the pediatrician just to double check that its not an allergy or eczema(because those will require a different treatment than the acne) or you can use the 1% cortisone cream. Only use it once a day because your babies skin is sensitive. The doctor will prescribe 0.5% cortisone cream to be used twice a day. The cream will also relieve any itching as well. I bought the one percent at the grocery store for about $4 and the rash was gone within 48 hours. But like it said it does return now and again.posted 09/20/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
My daughter had the same rash on her face and neck. My ped told me to use Selsum blue on the areas and it cleared right up. He also said it was good for cradle cap if they have it. Just make sure it doesn't get into their little eyes. I used it on a wash cloth. Hope this helps.posted 08/27/2008 by kjmoody518
My baby is 3 weeks old and has this rash.. my dr said to only use water to wash him and it seems to be going awayposted 08/21/2008 by JMOMLOVE
My baby had this and his pediatrician told me to wash his hair in a dandruff shampoo of my choice(I used Neutrogena that did not have Coltar(sp?) in it. It worked like a charm! He told me to use it 3 days a week. Do not put it on his face...just wash his hair in it and the rash on his face goes away. He said that even though he did not have any cradle cap...the two are related. It worked for him!posted 07/11/2008 by rbarn2
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Alternate Title: The True WuyaIn The Flesh (The True Wuya , The Return of the Omi) (2004) Season 1 Episode X-113- Xiaolin Showdown Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
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- Xiaolin Showdown Cartoon Episode Guide
- Warner Bros. Animation
- Distributed by: The WB Television Network
- Cartoon Characters: Master Fung, Clay, Jack Spicer, Kimiko, Raimundo, Dojo, Wuya, Omi.
- Originally Released in 2004.
- Season: 1
- Color
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
Cartoon Summary:
In the season finale, an angry Raimundo turns to the dark side and joins forces with Wuya.
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Early in 1917 these qualities were further developed in the Bristol fighter.
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Bismarck inveighs against the ingratitude of kings—A fighter to the end.
As long as fighting was done at close quarters no other fighter could equal him or expect to overcome him.
Old English feohtere; agent noun from fight (v.). Cf. German Fechter. Meaning "fast military airplane used for combat" is from 1917.
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You just summed it up yourself... "If I actually payed for my lessons...... ", so in other words, you are not paying your trainer memberships fees for your training, so therefore he collects your travel stipend as payment for training since you are not paying him/her a monthly gym fee. Is that correct? Where a fighter is a member of a gym and actually pays a class tuition or gym fee, then the trainer doesnt usually just pocket the travel expense.
So when you fight and your trainer gets "paid" $150, who covers your travel expenses to get you to the fight? does your trainer also go with you and corner?
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If he goes with them and takes care of them and their travel, then it sounds like a good thing for the girls. I am not trying to attack anyone, which is the way your posts sound like you are taking my posts. I want what is best for the girls too. I dont agree with trainers that pocket all of the travel and dont help out the fighters at all, which is what you made it sound like Manu does.
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Kat and ashley were going to fights on there own for some time now, because the gym they were previously training at, did not line up fights for them. As I understand it, they were primarily MMA and I think Kat and Ashley were the only females training there. So, much of the emphasis was placed on the male fighters. Thus, Kat began getting them fights so they could get some experience.
The trainer there did not seem to mind at all. Now that they are with Manu (I do not know him personally), he may not have cared up to this point if they took fights, since they had been prior to coming to his gym. I really don't know. BUT, If it were my gym and two new fighters began training under me, previous fight experience or not, I would require them to get all potential fights approved through me, because yes, it is now his "name" out there as the trainer. It only makes sense that he oversees the match ups.
So yes, I would also advise Kat and Ashley to "talk" with Manu and get his thoughts on the whole thing.
The word "manage" in my opinion, has no business being in the same sentence regarding "amateurs", as they are not managed in the same manner as PRO fighters, where contracts are negotiated and such. Manu would simply approve the actual match up so his fighters are not getting screwed by some shady matchmaker/promoter. If Manu goes along, HE is paid the travel stipend. IF the fighter comes alone, then THEY are paid the travel stipend. The coach (Manu in this case) would however negotiate the amount of travel stipend.
As far as being paid "gym fees" and not paying membership but paying the trainer for fights, well...I have not heard of that, but I guess coaches and fighters can make any arrangements they agree to in terms of how their training is paid for. You just gotta be careful with some athletic commissions as to how the fighter's travel is paid and how it is worded, make sense?
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