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District of Columbia V. Heller and the 2nd Amendment
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On June 26, 2008, the United States Supreme Court in the case of District of Columbia v. Heller, 128 S.Ct 2783 (2008), and in a 5/4 vote, held that the Second Amendment protects an individual's right to possess firearms for traditional lawful purposes.
The District of Columbia law in question banned handgun possession by making it a crime to carry an unregistered firearm and prohibited the registration of handguns. The law authorized the police chief to issue one-year licenses and provided that no person could carry a handgun that was unlicensed. It further required residents to keep lawfully owned firearms unloaded and disassembled or bound by a trigger lock.
Dick Heller, a special police officer authorized to carry a handgun on duty at the Federal Judicial Center, applied for a registration certificate to keep a gun at home. His application was refused. He sued the district, challenging three separate sections of the district firearm law. Two of the restrictions were found to violate the Second Amendment right to bear arms.
The first unconstitutional restriction required that the lawful owner of the firearm keep his weapon unloaded and disassembled or bound by a trigger lock or similar device, unless it was kept in the place of business or being used for lawful recreational purposes. The constitutional issue regarding this restriction was whether the Constitution requires an exception allowing someone to render a firearm operational when necessary for self-defense. In other words, would the requirement be unconstitutional because it effectively prevents people from protecting themselves in their homes with a handgun?
The second restriction, a prohibition on registration within the district, would have the practical effect of preventing people in the district from possessing handguns. The third restriction with regard to licensing was rendered moot as the district provided assurance that respondent could obtain a license as long as he met statutory eligibility criteria and because the respondent conceded that the criteria were facially constitutional.
The court held "that the District's ban on handgun possession in the home violates the Second Amendment, as does its prohibition against rendering any lawful firearm in the home operable for the purpose of immediate selfdefense. Assuming that Heller is not disqualified from the exercise of Second Amendment rights, the district must permit him to register his handgun and must issue him a license to carry it in the home."
At the heart of the court's opinion is the right to self-defense. Banning handguns, the weapon of choice for selfdefense, and/or requiring that guns be kept inoperable at all times, would make it impossible for citizens to use such guns for the purpose of selfdefense.
The basis of the court's decision is not clear, unequivocal or obvious by any stretch of the imagination. The narrow 5/4 vote and vehement dissent is indicative as to how fragile the ruling may be. Reading the decision is like listening to a political debate. Just as one who favors one candidate over another listens to their culled facts and arguments only to ultimately leave the debate agreeing with the side they have always preferred, the reader of this decision will find little to change his pre-reading opinion.
Those who will most relish the arguments are legal historians. The majority and dissent reached back to 17th and 18th century dictionary terms, state laws, pre-colonial English laws and commentaries, newspaper editorials and articles and state constitutions drafted in the 1 8th and early 1 9th century. The justices also sparred over preCivil War case law and post-Civil War legislation.
It is remarkable that in light of all of the firearms prosecutions, licensing, revocation, registration and other firearms-related cases brought within the past 217 years that the specific issues in this case have never been addressed by the Supreme Court and that there is so little, even tangential, precedent. …


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No trial for Flyers' prospect
Sam Carchidi, Staff WriterForward Nick Cousins will report to the AHL Phantoms after the Flyers' 2011 third-round draftee avoided a trial on sexual charges. The Sault Star reported Thursday that Cousins and two other Ontario Hockey League players, including Mark Petaccio of Sicklerville, would not face trial after an... Read more
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Marc Narducci, Inquirer Staff WriterThe Flyers have claimed well traveled center Adam Hall on waivers from the Tampa Bay Lightning. The 32-year-old Hall began the season on Tampa Bay, was claimed on waivers March 16 by the Carolina Hurricanes and traded back to Tampa Bay on Tuesday. This season he has no goals and four assists in 26... Read more
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Marc Narducci, Inquirer Staff WriterSteve Mason said he was ecstatic to be traded today to the Flyers. The Columbus Blue Jackets traded the 24-year-old goalie for goalie Michael Leighton and a third round pick in 2015. "I am more than thrilled to have this opportunity and have a fresh start," Mason said in comments distributed... Read more
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Buying a 12 month passport to Disneyland gives you unlimited access to either Disneyland Anaheim or Walt Disney World Orlando for an entire year. If you think that you are likely to be visiting one of the two parks many times over a one year period then securing a yearly passport makes sense because it can mean significant cost savings. The more often you go the better value you are getting for the initial cost of your ticket. There are two ways that you can buy your year long pass, either in person or online. If you are planning on using your pass immediately then either option is fine but if you are wanting to use it some time in the future then buying it online is best. This is because a yearly passport purchased on the web does not have an expiry date and the clock doesn't start ticking until you first use it at your chosen theme park.
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If you are a Florida or Southern California resident then Disney has special yearly passports for you. However, while these passes are significantly cheaper than the standard deluxe or premium passports, you are restricted to the number of days you can use them to those days specifically nominated by Disney and parking is not included in the fee.
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The yearly passport appeals to Disney fanatics who just can't get enough of all things Disney but also to those who want to take their time to enjoy their Disney experience. A year long passport means you can go day or night, you aren't as worried about seeing and doing as much as you can on each visit because you know you can come back anytime in the next 12 months. Overall it is a more relaxed way to take it all in.
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Yep, I got to catch an advanced screening of the long awaited final episode of the Star Wars saga, up here in Nothern California.
All I can say is, WOW! This has the best action sequences of any of the six Star Wars films! The battle sequences at the beginning with Jedi star fighters and separatist forces is by far the most spectacular special effects sequence ever put to film.
Anakin's downfall towards the dark side begins after an opponent of his is killed, which lures him more and more towards the dark side of the Force.
Anakin and Obi-Wan spend the first half of the film trying to end the Clone Wars between the Republic and the Separtist forces.
Acting wise, Heyden Christensen does a much better job this time around portraying the darker Anakin Skywalker as he heads towards his destiny, all of the wooden Anakin from The Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones is finally free from his shackles this time around.
Ewan McGregor, excellent as always does a great job portraying Obi-Wan Kenobi as a jedi master who knows his pupil is headed for the dark side.
Natalie Portman does a great job portraying Padme Amidala as the tragic wife of Anakin who knows that the Republic and her husband are slowly drifting away from her. Padme's final scene is heartbreaking to say the least and adds some serious emotional impact towards the ending of the film.
But, the real scene stealer is Ian McDiarmand who does an excellent job portraying the kindly Supreme Chancellor Palpatine as well as another major character in this film.
The new villain, General Grievous, is cool, but I liked Jango Fett and Darth Maul a little more. Grievous isn't in the movie too much but when he and Obi-Wan are fighting on the planet Utapau, it's war on a large scale, with Obi-Wan riding this large lizard and Grivous riding this wheeled vehicle. While this is going on, Anakin grows even more closer towards the dark side, with fits of rage and jealousy towards his fellow jedi and towards the Republic.
In this film you see how all of the jedi are exterminated, what finally happens to Padme, the mother of Luke and Leia, how Anakin becomes Darth Vader, and how the crumbling Republic becomes the first Galactic Empire. Warning though, Anakin's change to Darth Vader is quite scary and will definitely upset the little ones! Wow, Lucas has done it, and made a successful connection to the original Star Wars film, A New Hope! One of the coolest bits is seeing the Tantive IV, Bail Organa's rebel blockade runner, from A New Hope in action towards the end of Revenge of the Sith.
We finally get to see Alderaan, and the wookie Chewbacca for the first time since the classic films, and the best bet, only a short glimpse of Jar Jar Binks towards the end of the film during a highly important funeral.
The final confrontation between Obi-Wan and Anakin on the planet Mustafar, a lava planet, as well as the final duel between Yoda and Darth Sidious are far the best lightsaber battles of any of the films so far, and their tragic endings will only highlight the impact of the events that unfold in the film!
While I'm sorry to see the cinematic portion of Star Wars come to an end, Lucas has ended the Star Wars saga on a grand fashion. All of John Williams music has pieces of the earlier prequels and some elements from the classic films to tie Revenge of the Sith with the other five films of the saga.
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IMCOM honors Fort Rucker firefighter
Mar 7, 2013
Motivation to set the standard helped push one local Soldier to become the best in Installation Management Command.
Recommendations key to job search
Mar 7, 2013
Sometimes an employer will make the decision about who to hire based on how well applicants present their work backgrounds.
Subway, optical center open at PX
Mar 7, 2013
Fort Rucker is continually partnering with new programs and businesses to make life on post enjoyable, and two such businesses, Subway and the Fort Rucker Optical Center, held their grand openings with ribbon cutting ceremonies March 1 at the main post exchange.
German Army Aviation chief visits Fort Rucker
Mar 7, 2013
German army Brig. Gen. Reinhard Wolski, branch chief of German Army Aviation and commander of the German Army Aviation School, visited Fort Rucker, Ala., Feb. 26-28, 2013, to tour the post and meet with Maj. Gen. Kevin W. Mangum, U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and Fort Rucker commanding general.
Reviews deem Girls Night Out 'fierce, fabulous'
Mar 7, 2013
The fifth biannual Girls Night Out March 1 did not disappoint the 330 attending patrons, with many claiming the event to be "fierce," and "fabulous."
Job, college fair focuses path to success
Mar 7, 2013
For teens looking for a job or the right college, Fort Rucker and child youth and school services put together the second Teen Job and College Fair to help young adults focus in on their intended path.
Father-son duo reels in record
Mar 7, 2013
Most fisherman have their story of the one that got away, but one father-son team's big-fish story is one that will go down in the record books for Lake Tholocco's Two-Man Buddy Bass Tournament.
Disc golf gains momentum on Fort Rucker
Mar 7, 2013
Golf is a game that is familiar to most across military posts, but one Army captain is working hard to garner more recognition for a sport he and his friends brought to the installation -- disc golf.
597th Detachment deploys
Feb 28, 2013
Family members and Soldiers of the 164th Theater Airfield Operations Group gathered at Knox Army Heliport Feb. 25 to say goodbye to and wish their fellow Soldiers good luck as they deploy to Southwest Asia.
Mayor educates students on travel, diversity
Feb 28, 2013
Military children are no strangers to moving and meeting new people, but Mike Schmitz, mayor of Dothan, visited the Fort Rucker Primary School to expand students' horizons by talking to them about world travel.
Lyster system provides 24/7 communication
Feb 28, 2013
Patients at Lyster Army Health Clinic can communicate with their providers 24-hours a day, seven days a week without having to make an appointment or come into the clinic.
BOSS builds morale for single Soldiers
Feb 28, 2013
In today's military, so many programs focus on catering to military Families that single Soldiers may sometimes feel left out, but one program looks to make sure those Soldiers feel involved while providing an opportunity for them to develop into future leaders.
Annual travel show features more vendors, prizes
Feb 28, 2013
Day-to-day life on a military installation can become mundane, but leisure travel services is looking to stir things up and show people where they can escape the monotony, whether near or far.
Show choir encourages students to 'Shine On'
Feb 28, 2013
Sparkling dresses and sharp suits impressed the children at Fort Rucker Elementary School Feb. 22 during the school's Time to Shine rally.
Zumba offers challenge for St. Patrick's Day
Feb 28, 2013
People feeling a little lucky this March should get ready to start off the St. Patrick's Day celebrations with a healthy challenge -- a Zumba challenge.
Community prays for nation
Feb 21, 2013
Members of the local community came together at The Landing Feb. 13 for the annual National Prayer Breakfast to pray for the nation, the American Family and Soldier, and Fort Rucker.
AER kicks off fundraising campaign
Feb 21, 2013
The program designed for Soldiers to help other Soldiers kicks off its 2013 fundraising campaign March 1.
OSJA explains legal residency, home of record
Feb 21, 2013
Benjamin Franklin wrote, "In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes." Nevertheless, most people go to extraordinary lengths to avoid both.
ACAP teaches transitioning Soldiers career building
Feb 21, 2013
Transitioning out of the military can be a stressful process, but the Army Career and Alumni Program strives to make that process one that leaves Soldiers and their Families with a head start in their futures.
Education center offers info for scholarship season
Feb 21, 2013
It is scholarship season, and the Fort Rucker Education Center has the information people need to stop procrastinating filling out the paperwork that has been collecting near the computer and begin the task of completing scholarship applications for the 2013 school year.
Girls Night Out returns with new choices, more entertainment
Feb 21, 2013
The Directorate of Family, Morale, Welfare and Recreation invites women to enjoy the fifth bi-annual Girls Night Out at the ballroom in The Landing March 1.
Military Saves Campaign encourages wealth, not debt
Feb 21, 2013
Financial institutions on post are joining forces and gearing up for Military Saves Week, Feb. 25 through March 2, to help educate military Families about how they can save and spend their money wiser.
Lyster commissary tour helps people make healthy choices
Feb 21, 2013
Walking down the aisles at a grocery store can be overwhelming and that's why Lyster Army Health Clinic offers commissary tours to teach participants how to shop for healthy food.
SWGC seeks new, old members for 2013 season
Feb 21, 2013
Fort Rucker's Silver Wings Golf Course is looking to keep its current members while recruiting new members to join its ranks during its membership drive through the month of March.
Training tests survival plans
Feb 14, 2013
Preparing for a life-or-death situation can be a grim truth, but installation officials said it's a necessary reality that people need to face.
ACS offers Family resilience training
Feb 14, 2013
Military Family life has its share of ups and downs, but one Fort Rucker program hopes to provide Family members with the tools they need to get through difficult times.
NCOA platoon digs up praise from Daleville community
Feb 14, 2013
Soldiers from the Noncommissioned Officers Academy were recognized for their selfless service to the Daleville Senior Center during a ceremony Feb. 7.
International students need local sponsors
Feb 14, 2013
For those seeking to expand their knowledge of another culture or wanting to help the Fort Rucker community, the International Military Student Office offers an opportunity for people to open their minds as a social student and spouse sponsor.
Senior leaders' spouses tour USAARL
Feb 14, 2013
Spouses of active and retired Army Aviation senior leaders received a tour of the U.S. Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory at Fort Rucker Jan. 29.
Marriage program teaches better communication
Feb 14, 2013
All relationships have their ups and downs and their twists and turns, especially for military Families, so to help strengthen Fort Rucker Families, Army Community Service offers the ScreamFree Marriage Program to help bring Families closer together through respectful communication.
EFMP donates materials to school library
Feb 14, 2013
The Exceptional Family Member Program donated more than 40 books and DVDs to the Fort Rucker Elementary School Library in January.
Lyster commander seeks feedback
Feb 14, 2013
Over the past few years, receiving a mailed survey from the Army Medical Command Office of the Surgeon General after a recent appointment at Lyster has probably become commonplace.
Eagles soar over Guardians, 55-50
Feb 14, 2013
The 1st Battalion, 11th Aviation Regiment Eagles soared to a win in intramural basketball game with superior shooting and a bit of luck.
Baseball, jump roping registration through Feb. 28
Feb 14, 2013
Providing a variety of activities for children on Fort Rucker to participate in is vital to promoting and maintaining a healthy lifestyle for youth, and providing different avenues for children to reach these goals is equally important, according to child, youth and school services officials.
TAOG Soldiers return home
Feb 7, 2013
A happy gathering of Families and friends came together at the Spiritual Life Center as about 25 Soldiers of the 164th Theater Airfield Operations Group who deployed to Afghanistan and Kuwait last year returned home Feb. 5.
Aviators tackle key issues during conference
Feb 7, 2013
Army Aviation brigade commanders, their command warrant officers and command sergeants major who were not deployed participated in the Aviation Senior Leaders Conference held at Fort Rucker Jan. 28-31.
Black History Month kickoff event celebrates diversity
Feb 7, 2013
Fort Rucker held its Black History Month kickoff event Feb. 1 at the main post exchange and organizers, entertainers and patrons agreed that the event helped spread diversity and educated the local community.
Job search: Don't forget to say, 'thank you'
Feb 7, 2013
So, you're looking for a job and you just made it through the interview. Now what?
AAAA honors Soldiers
Feb 7, 2013
Soldiers, Family members and senior leaders in Aviation came together at the Landing during the Senior Leaders' Dinner to honor the recipients of the annual Army Aviation Association of America Awards presentation Jan 29.
Tactical Tuesday features active shooter survival training
Feb 7, 2013
The U.S. has had its fair share of threats, both foreign and domestic, but Fort Rucker officials want to make sure that the installation isn't caught off guard in a life or death situation.
Holiday events offer something sweet for all
Feb 7, 2013
Valentine's Day is approaching and for the busy couple or Family that is unsure where or how to celebrate Fort Rucker offers many romantic and Family friendly events.
Program offers opportunities, experience for teens
Feb 7, 2013
Being thrust into the world as a young adult is oftentimes a daunting experience but Fort Rucker Child, Youth and School Services has an apprenticeship program that helps provide career-exploration opportunities to teens.
Shred and tread: Class provides low impact, intense workout
Feb 7, 2013
With beach season looming, the fitness facilities on Fort Rucker offer different ways to keep on track with workout goals, and one class is more than meets the eye when it comes to fitness intensity.
Conference looks to future of Army Aviation
Feb 1, 2013
Senior leaders from across Army Aviation came to Fort Rucker to talk about the future of Army Aviation and the changes it will bring.
Tax center offers free services on post
Jan 31, 2013
The Fort Rucker Tax Assistance Center opened Jan. 25 to provide free services as tax season gets into full swing.
Socials educate foreign Soldiers on American culture
Jan 31, 2013
There are a large number of foreign students that come through Fort Rucker every year, and one way the U.S. Army educates them on American culture is by hosting events that bring the soldiers together.
New healthy option at food court
Jan 31, 2013
There is a variety of choices when it comes to choosing where to eat in the Army and Air Force Exchange Service food court, and a new option in Subway offers a healthy choice for patrons.
Center Library offers free services and programs
Jan 31, 2013
From e-books to music to download, to language learning software, the Center Library features a treasure trove of free resources to the community.
Fort Rucker school celebrates 100 days in session
Jan 31, 2013
The Fort Rucker Primary School celebrated its 100th day in school Jan. 25, and school officials and faculty members decided to make it a day of service and learning.
Prescription sleeping pills pose morning-after risk for patients
Jan 31, 2013
The FDA recently released new guidance for the sleep medication Ambien, and other drugs containing zolpidem, after a report found people who take sleep aids are often still impaired the morning after.
Fort Rucker rugby combines with Panama City Hurricanes
Jan 31, 2013
The first unofficial game of the rugby season set the stage for a successful season as it pinned the Fort Rucker Fliers against the Panama City Hurricanes, but the two teams will combine during the official season to create the perfect storm.
Horseman's challenge rounds up friendly competition, good time
Jan 31, 2013
Locals' riding skills and good horse behavior was put to the test Jan. 26 at the second Wiregrass Horseman's Challenge held at the Fort Rucker Riding Stables.
Gate change relieves congestion
Jan 24, 2013
Long lines of traffic at the Daleville Gate during peak hours may be a thing of the past as Directorate of Public Safety officials added an additional inbound lane to alleviate some of the wait.
Program celebrates life of Dr. MLK Jr.
Jan 24, 2013
Soldiers and Family members came together to remember the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during a commemorative program at the post theater Jan. 17.
Fort Rucker celebrates diversity during Black History Month
Jan 24, 2013
Many men and women from various ethnic groups and cultures answer the call of Army service, and Fort Rucker celebrates its diversity during Black History Month in February.
Fort Rucker honors 12 retirees
Jan 24, 2013
Dozens of friends, Families and coworkers showed their support during a retirement ceremony Jan. 18 at the U. S. Army Aviation Museum when Fort Rucker honored 12 retiring Soldiers and civilians.
SHARP helps victims, aids in prevention
Jan 24, 2013
Victims of sexual assaults sometimes find it difficult to find their voice and seek help, but the Army's Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention program offers those who have been victims of sex crimes a way to find that voice.
Shopping, volunteering go together at shop
Jan 24, 2013
Shopping and volunteering are two activities that usually don't go together, but at the Fort Rucker Thrift Shop people have a place to donate, shop, volunteer and consign.
Post offers numerous options for various tastes
Jan 24, 2013
For those short on time or are not wanting to travel very far, Fort Rucker offers a host of dining options for various palates.
Yoga gives sense of balance to patients
Jan 24, 2013
Twice a week in a quiet, dimly lit room at Lyster Army Health Clinic, Soldiers and retirees gracefully transition from eagle pose to warrior pose during their hour yoga session.
New guidelines outlined for cervical cancer screening
Jan 24, 2013
Lyster Army Health Clinic celebrates Cervical Cancer Awareness Month this month by encouraging women to stay educated on the new recommendations for cervical screening.
Bulldogs take a bite out of 158th AOB
Jan 24, 2013
The 6th Military Police Detachment Bulldogs started their intramural basketball season off right as they brought their strong defense to pull out a win in their first game.
Army Aviation approaches 'exciting, uncertain future'
Jan 17, 2013
The current fiscal environment poses significant challenges for Army Aviation, as well as the rest of the Army and the Defense Department, said Lt. Gen. James O. Barclay III, deputy chief of staff, G-8.
New CH-47F simulator 1st of its kind
Jan 17, 2013
As technology continues to advance, Fort Rucker is staying ahead of the game when it comes to training Aviators.
Tax Assistance Center offers free services
Jan 17, 2013
As tax season approaches, filing returns is one more thing added to the already busy lives of military Soldiers and their Families, but the Fort Rucker Tax Assistance Center is looking to relieve some of that stress by offering free tax services.
Fort Rucker helps make recycling easy, accessible
Jan 17, 2013
With the arrival of the new year, some people think about making new, healthy habits, and Fort Rucker is helping people make one good change by continuing to make on-post recycling accessible and easy.
Dreams come true during Aviation Spouses Day
Jan 17, 2013
Dreams came true in a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Aviation spouses Jan.9 and 11 when 57 women participated in Senior Aviation Spouses Day and Aviation Spouses Day.
ACS helps Soldiers, Families stay financially stable
Jan 17, 2013
Army Community Service offers many services to help manage unsteady monetary situations for Soldiers, civilians and Families who feel a little overwhelmed with a financial choice or burden.
AER scholarships help military Families
Jan 17, 2013
Fort Rucker is home to numerous opportunities for Soldiers and their Families to earn educational scholarships and grants.
Former pilot eases Soldiers' pain through chiropractic care
Jan 17, 2013
With a few precise adjustments, Dr. Jerry Jones, chief of the Chiropractic Clinic at Lyster Army Health Clinic, can help Soldiers on their way to healing from injuries sustained through everyday work.
Lyster consolidates flight-status Soldiers into 1 medical team
Jan 17, 2013
Lyster Army Health Clinic recently consolidated all flight-status Soldiers into one flight-centered medical home -- Team Respect.
New year, new mindset: Post offers numerous fitness options
Jan 17, 2013
With a new year comes new resolutions for many people, and none may be more common than the resolution to get in shape and Fort Rucker has an entire repertoire of fitness options to help people get started.
White Plume Award honors local
Jan 10, 2013
A local man dedicated to providing the very best to Soldiers and their Families received the prestigious White Plume Award Dec. 20.
5th Ave. morning closure helps keep Soldiers safe
Jan 10, 2013
Fifth Avenue is the official run route for morning Soldiers and Family members doing physical training, but Fort Rucker officials say that many drivers are violating the no driving-no crossing policy.
USAACE wins 9 Best of AKO awards
Jan 10, 2013
At the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence, excellence is a term that has become synonymous with Aviation, but those on Fort Rucker who work to maintain the Army Knowledge Online website have come to be familiar with the term as well.
Being proactive, ACAP key to transition process
Jan 10, 2013
So, you just looked at your countdown calendar, and, in about a year, you're going to be parting company with the Army.
Officer 'gobsmacked' by honors
Jan 10, 2013
Before Fort Rucker said goodbye to 2012, it recognized an exceptional officer in its ranks at an informal get together at Mother Rucker's Dec 19.
DPS urges mobile device safety awareness
Jan 10, 2013
The holiday season has gone, and during that time people may have received gifts ranging from new computers to mobile devices, but according to Directorate of Public Safety officials -- with new devices comes new responsibilities.
Skate Night offers escape for Families, community
Jan 10, 2013
Friday nights are often spent in front of the television or playing video games for most children, but the school age center offers a way for them to get out of the house and into a more social, active environment.
Mother Rucker's celebrates 2nd birthday
Jan 10, 2013
Mother Rucker's has been serving burgers and soda to Soldiers, Families and civilians for two years, so to mark the occasion a celebration will be held for its birthday.
D Co., 1-13th wins 1st game of season
Jan 10, 2013
Along with the new year came the start of the Fort Rucker intramural basketball season, and the D Company, 1st Battalion, 13th Aviation Regiment Seven Guys and a Squirt started off with a victory in the season opener.
Fort Rucker honors Instructors of the Year
Dec 20, 2012
Five Soldiers and two civilians from Fort Rucker were recognized as Academic Instructors and Instructor Pilots of the Year, and were presented with awards from representatives of several organizations during a ceremony Dec. 14 at the U.S. Army Aviation Museum.
Holiday concert brings cheer to Fort Rucker
Dec 20, 2012
Hundreds of people flocked to the post theater Dec. 13 to enjoy holiday classics played by Fort Rucker's own 98th Army "Silver Wings" Band during the Commanding General's Holiday Concert.
Flatiron welcomes new commander
Dec 20, 2012
Flatiron welcomed its new commander as Maj. Joseph C. Alexander took command of Air Ambulance Detachment, 1st Battalion, 223rd Aviation Regiment from Lt. Col. Charles C. Cook during a ceremony Dec. 13 at the U.S. Army Aviation Museum.
CG sends winter holiday season safety message
Dec 20, 2012
Our Winter Safety Campaign is well under way as Soldiers, Army civilians and their Families are making preparations for the holiday season.
Scholarships help military Families
Dec 20, 2012
Fort Rucker is home to numerous opportunities for Soldiers and their Families to earn educational scholarships and grants.
The Landing hosts holiday event for Soldiers, Families
Dec 20, 2012
Christmas is just around the corner and the man in the red suit is making the final checks on his list, but Families had another opportunity to get on Santa's good side while enjoying a hot breakfast at the Landing.
CYSS offers teen babysitter training
Dec 20, 2012
Child, youth and school services offers teens the chance to take off the training wheels and become entrepreneurs with its annual babysitter training course in January.
Aviation museum displays Christopher Kringle's flight jacket
Dec 20, 2012
Officials at the U.S. Army Aviation Museum have set up a display showing the original flight jacket of Warrant Officer Christopher Kringle, at Fort Rucker, Ala.
Lyster encourages healthy eating
Dec 20, 2012
Food is an important way that friends and Family express their love and appreciation during the holidays; however, it doesn't have to mean adding additional inches to your waistline.
Zumba: Dancing to a healthier lifestyle, shedding holiday weight
Dec 20, 2012
People may put on a few pounds throughout the holiday season, but Zumba offers a different way to shed them back off again.
Families invited to strike in new year at bowling center
Dec 20, 2012
As the year comes to a close, people are making preparations and getting ready to start their resolutions, and the Fort Rucker Bowling Center wants to offer people a different way to ring in the new year.
IOTQ winner moving on up -- IOTY
Dec 13, 2012
Fort Huachuca, AZ. - The 2012 United States Army Aviation Center of Excellence Instructor of the Year Award will be presented to Sgt. 1st Class Brandon Kroviak, Company D, 2-13th Aviation, common core instructor, on Friday at Fort Rucker, Ala.
Post lights Christmas tree
Dec 13, 2012
The community came together Dec. 6 to celebrate the Christmas season with the annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony at Howze Field.
CFC surpasses goal, raises more than $1.2 million
Dec 13, 2012
It's hard to put a price on the gift of giving, but Heart of Alabama Combined Federal Campaign officials can proudly say that they've raised $1,218,475 for those in need.
Tinsel, travel, trash -- officials offer holiday safety tips
Dec 13, 2012
Holiday exodus approaches and holiday shopping is in full swing while Families prepare to leave for a long vacation, so officials at the Fort Rucker Provost Marshal's Office want to make sure Soldiers and Families stay safe and smart while shopping, traveling and leaving their homes behind.
AAAA recognizes Tomahawks, Aviators
Dec 13, 2012
Fort Rucker honored several Aviators at the Landing for exceptional performance at the Army Aviation Association of America social Dec. 6. Soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 14th Aviation Regiment were recognized for their hard work in organizing the annual Chili 5k and Cook-off and two Soldiers were bestowed the Order of St. Michael award in silver and bronze.
Fort Rucker Post Theater to dim lights
Dec 13, 2012
The Army and Air Force Exchange Service decided recently to close the Fort Rucker Post Theater because of the costs involved in upgrading it to a digital facility.
Students graduate from drug awareness program
Dec 13, 2012
Families and friends gathered at the Fort Rucker Elementary School gymnasium Dec. 7 to see more than 70 fifth grade students graduate from the Drug Abuse Resistance Education program.
Lyster encourages Soldiers, civilians to go tobacco free
Dec 13, 2012
Victoria Knighton, a nurse's aide during the 1960s, recalled a time when employees and patients alike were permitted to smoke inside the patient hospital room. Smoking in the hallways of a medical treatment facility was also considered normal.


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Hot Dog Bean Soup
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Prep 10 mins
Cook 15 mins
I found this recipe in the 2009 editon of Taste of Home Quick Cooking Annual Recipes. It was sent in to them by Mary Ann Kime of Sturgis, Michigan. After she mixed everything together she warmed the soup in the microwave. Since I didn't want to dirty up alot of dishes, I just decided to heat everything on the stove top. If you want to follow the exact recipe, and have that particular cookbook the recipe is on page 101.Serve with crackers or even a grilled cheese. Submitted to " ZAAR " on February 4th, 2010.
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- 4 hot dogs, halved lengthwise and cut into 1/4 inch pieces (I used the jumbo dogs )
- 1 teaspoon vegetable oil
- 1 (16 ounce) kidney beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 (11 1/2 ounce) can condensed bean with bacon soup, undiluted
- 1 1⁄4 cups water
- 1 teaspoon dried onion flakes
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground black pepper (to taste)
- In a large sauce pan,cook the hot dogs in oil over medium heat for 3-4 minutes or until browned.
- Add rest of ingredients to hot dogs and stir well.
- Cook and stir for about 15 minutes or until heated through.
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I lost this receipe and have found it again. It is delicious simple and easy and my husband loves it
This is pure beautiful lazy comfort at its best! :) This was super simple and great use of left over sausage links (which is what I used instead of hot dogs). I also ended up with white beans instead of the kidney. I made it up and took it to work for a couple of days! Great super simple recipe! Thanks! Emily


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Before is a good way to get your energy going then jump into the set. The set itself has a lot of vigorous breathing, much like BOF and Kapalbhati, so you may wish to try it first to see if you need to add them specifically.
Let us know,
helllo sir,
i have depression ,can i do this meditation?
Dear Anmol,
I need to tell you something about myself & want to have few suggestions from you. I am 30 years old & suffering from Sinusitis from the last 15 to 20 years & it is so severe that even after performing yoga everyday, every morning, I feel dizzy, lazy & sneeze. Only after performing yoga, I feel normal. It has been almost 3 months, since I started doing yoga. I also joined a yoga center & took some medication along with performing yoga. However, there has been no good results. I was also taught how to perform Kunjal kriya, which I am following from the last three months. However, this kriya helps only after I have done it, which lasts for a day & the next day I have to cough & sneeze a lot. I was also told about the swara yoga, which when tested it results in the left nostril dominates. Is this a big reason of the sinusitis problem or overall health problem?
Could you please explain me how can I be fine & which exercises are beneficial for me? I have watched most of your videos & perform them every morning. However, as I told you above, these exercises help me keeping in good health for a day.
Due to this I am not able to devote my time to work & a lot of negative thoughts are there in my mind.
I would be thankful if you can explain me my problem & teach me some yoga exercises for the permanent cure.
I await for your kind reply.
Many thanks,
Thank- you so much for the lovely videos- writing you from Israel…I have been doing yoga and meditation for years now but not very intensively. I am very interested in using the Kundalini and pranayama approach for weight loss as you described (I also have mild ashtma)….wondering how to integrate the breath of fire, kapalabahti and the exercises you have shown in the video- should they come before or after or not- at all?
Many thanks-
My teenage daughters are facing neck and shoulder ache due to several hours of study time. Elder daughter is over weight and due to oversize she pulls her shoulders together. Her neck has a slight hump and doctors have recommended some neck exercise which did not do good. She pulls her shoulders together in front in a "C" shape subconsiously unaware and complaints daily of neck pain. Younger daughter is normal weight but she too complaints of neck and shoulder pain. Please help.
Ringing in the ears is usually a Vata disorder. Trying doing the exercise without the breathing portions and see if this still happens. Let us know.
Doing the cat-cow, Core Abdominal work for the navel chakra and the 1 Minute supreme breath will all help overcome fear.
All the best,
wonderful website, thanks for sharing your knowledge with the world :-)
I sent you an email around 5 days ago, and haven't as yet received a response.
I suffer from mild eczema and dry, unhealthy looking skin. What are some yoga/meditation/other techniques for good and healthy skin – to treat the eczema itself, and to have healthy skin in general?
Hi Anmol
I ggot one more question sometimes after doing yoga I have ringing ears. What causes it??
I have been doing basic yoga for at least one year. Sadly on and off due to staying at work late(and frequent visitors).
I would like to know more about the pulse I feel just below my navel. I have read it on your website that it relates to fear. How do I let go of that fear?? I do have couple, death and ageing.Ageing because I know i have not achieve much in life….something seems to be missing. I feel incomplete. But I do have this urge to help unfortunate ones in poor countries.
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Article: Association of polymorphisms in the human surfactant protein-D (SFTPD) gene and postnatal pulmonary adaptation in the preterm infant[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Surfactant protein-D (SP-D) is a member of the collagenous subfamily of calcium-dependent lectins (collectins). Associations between single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) of the human gene coding surfactant protein-D (SFTPD) and infectious pulmonary diseases have been established by several groups. As the outcome of very preterm infants is mainly determined by pulmonary morbidity, the aim of the present study was to investigate the potential association between sequence variations within the SFTPD gene and pulmonary morbidity in preterm infants below 32 weeks of gestational age (GA). Four validated SNPs were genotyped with sequence-specific probes (TaqMan 7000) in 284 newborn infants below 32 weeks of GA. An association between the SNP rs1923537 and the development of respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) in the study population was found with a lower prevalence of RDS in infants having homozygous a minor allele genotype (odds ratio = 1.733, 95% confidence interval 1.139-2.636, adjusted p = 0.0408). Consecutively, the indicated polymorphism was found to be associated with a lower number of repetitive surfactant doses, and with a lower prevalence for the requirement of oxygen supplementation on day 28, as well as the use of diuretics. The finding of an association of a variant of the SFTPD gene, that has previously been shown to be associated with increased SP-D serum levels in adult patients with acute respiratory failure, i.e. RDS in preterm infants, may provide a basis for the initial risk assessment of RDS and modification of surfactant treatment strategies. A role for SP-D in neonatal pulmonary adaptation has to be postulated.
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ABSTRACT: The collectin surfactant protein-D (SP-D) plays a significant role in innate immunity. Epidemiological studies described associations between single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) of the human gene coding surfactant protein-D (SFTPD) and infectious pulmonary diseases. Studies on twins indicated very strong genetic dependence for serum levels of SP-D. The aim of this study was to determine the genetic influence of sequence variations within the SFTPD gene on the constitutional serum SP-D levels. We sequenced the 5' untranslated region (5'UTR), the coding region and the 3' region of the SFTPD gene of 32 randomly selected blood donors. Six validated SNPs were genotyped with sequence-specific probes (TaqMan 7000) in 290 German blood donors. Serum SP-D levels were analysed by ELISA, and the association of SFTPD haplotype estimates with the quantitative phenotype serum SP-D level was determined. One single SFTPD haplotype (allele frequency 13.53%) revealed a negative association with serum SP-D levels (P<0.0001). This was confirmed in a second prospectively collected group of blood donors (n=160, P=0.0034). The discovery of a frequent negative variant of the SFTPD gene provides a basis for genetic analysis of the function of SP-D in the resistance against pulmonary infections and inflammatory disorders in humans.
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J Psychosom Obstet Gynaecol 33:185-90. 2012..Women who experience significant reductions in their libido may be vulnerable to feelings of guilt and failure, connected with high expectations that they should be able to "do it all"...
- Adding mindfulness to CBT programs for binge eating: a mixed-methods evaluationHannah Woolhouse
Healthy Mothers Healthy Families Research Group, Murdoch Children s Research Institute, Royal Children s Hospital, Parkville, Victoria, Australia
Eat Disord 20:321-39. 2012..This exploratory study supports the value of adding mindfulness to the more commonly utilised CBT-based programs for binge eating...
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Arch Womens Ment Health 12:75-83. 2009..Public health campaigns may have been more effective in encouraging women to seek help for depression than anxiety...
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Tests of the new high-resolution electron microscope TITAN CUBED 80-300 has been just finished at the Institute of Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences. The microscope is one of the best facilities of such kind in Europe and allows for the comprehensive examination of materials used in nanotechnology and spintronics. Its regular work will start in January 2011.
The high-resolution transmission electron microscope TITAN CUBED 80-300 has been set on work at the Institute of Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences (IP PAS) after four months of tests and installation works. This scientific facility enables quick and accurate characterization of semiconductor structures used in production of lasers and diodes and all electronic devices based on nanostructures and quantum effects. "Electron microscopy have been the subject of our interest for more than 35 years. TITAN guarantees to carry on our investigation on the highest world level," says Prof. Leszek Sirko, scientific director of the Institute of Physics of the PAS in Warsaw.
High-resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM) is invaluable technique to study nanoscale (10-10 m) properties of crystalline materials such as semiconductors and metals. At these small scales, individual atoms and structure defects can be imaged. "So small objects we are not able to see by use of visible light," explains Kamil Sobczak, PhD student at the Electron Microscopy Group of IP PAS. Instead of beam of light, a beam of electrons is used to "illuminate" the investigated sample. Microscope is build of vertical column, on top of which the electron gun is placed. Below the gun is the system forming electron beam composed of monochromator and electrostatic and electromagnetic lenses. After passing through the sample, the transmitted electron beam comes through the system of lenses which form a sample's image magnified millions times.
The investigated sample should be very thin (its thickness should not exceed 1 micron) so special techniques of its preparation must be used. An additional equipment – a device for focused ions milling (Focus Ion Beam, FIB) has been bought, which allows for very efficient sample thinning. "At present, sample preparation takes us about one week (with standard techniques). By use of FIB a sample will be ready after a few hours," says Alicja Szczepańska, technologist at the Electron Microscopy Group at IP PAS.
The new microscope is additionally equipped with electron energy losses spectrometer and gives possibility of holographic imaging and investigation in liquid nitrogen temperatures. The facility has electronic optics of very high quality, very stable accelerating voltage and very sensitive image detectors. Unique qualities of the microscope allows to follow processes undergoing in investigated sample, for example when its temperature changes. Such information have a big practical value for technologists. "On the basis of results of microscopic investigations we will be able to inform technologists, which color of light can be emitted by a selected part of investigated device," says Prof. Piotr Dłużewski, head of the Electron Microscopy Group at the Institute of Physics of the PAS.
The new microscope will be used by many scientific groups from Poland and abroad and many commercial companies. It will also give an educational possibilities for young scientists and students.
Project "Analytical High Resolution Electron Microscope for Nanoscience, Nanotechnology and Spintronics" has been granted by European Union in frame of Operational Programme Innovative Economy to support infrastructure of leading scientific institutions (action 2.1). European grant covers 85% of costs, the rest was covered by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Poland.
High-resolution electron microscope TITAN CUBED 80-300 at the Institute of Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland. (Source: IF PAN/aFOTO)
Prof. Piotr Dłużewski in the control room of the high-resolution electron microscope TITAN CUBED 80-300 at the Institute of Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland. (Source: IF PAN/aFOTO)
First images taken by the high-resolution electron microscope TITAN CUBED 80-300 at the Institute of Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland. False colors. (Source: IF PAN)
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Council Makes a Wrong Move for River Herring
The New England Fishery Management Council has again shown that they are unwilling to protect river herring and shad at sea. Last week at their meeting in Plymouth, Massachusetts, the Council voted to increase the amount of river herring and shad that can be caught by the herring fleet, even though the current caps have not even been in place for one year, and no science was presented suggesting that these populations have recovered. This is the wrong move. It is a slap in the face to all the people who work tirelessly to improve habitat and water quality in the hope that these fish will return to New England's rivers and streams, and to the recreational fishermen who have respected state bans on catch for over a decade.
Southern New England's Worst Year in History for River Herring Raises Concerns at Sea
Fisheries officials and watershed conservation groups have tallied the spring migratory runs of river herring, and in parts of southern New England, 2015 likely will go down as a particularly terrible year for these critically important forage fish. Reports from across Connecticut and Rhode Island show the number of migrating fish declining dramatically compared with recent years, leading one prominent biologist to call this year "the worst in history" in his state.
June Council meetings bring good news for forage fish
Over the past few weeks, both the New England and the Mid Atlantic Council have moved forward with improvements for managing forage fish. In addition, this past May the Atlantic State Marine Fisheries Commission committed to develop ecosystem-based management for menhaden. First, we want to say "Thank you!" to all our supporters and coalition members who wrote letters, attended meetings and talked to decision makers about these issues. Your input makes a difference! Here is a brief summary of what happened.
Recent fish kills in Long Island Sound: what is happening with menhaden?
There have been numerous reports over the last few weeks in which large numbers of menhaden have been dying around Long Island Sound, in the coastal waters of New York, Connecticut and Rhode Island. Maybe you've even seen – or smelled – such a fish kill on a beach near you. Recent reports have noted many thousands of dead menhaden on shore.
Large die-offs often occur when schools of menhaden, fleeing voracious predators like bluefish or striped bass, escape into nearshore waters where they can suffocate from insufficient levels of oxygen in the water. Such events are usually limited to small areas, like estuaries and river mouths, and occur in late summer when oxygen levels are lowest. But it's only June, so why the massive and widespread early deaths? There are a few opinions out there.
A Disappointing Year for River Herring in Southern New England
Now that it's the middle of May, we're beginning to hear reports on the river herring runs around New England. Counters have been counting, cameras have been recording, and the annual spring migration of alewives up the streams has likely peaked, at least in Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts. It was a slow start to the season, with our unseasonably cold temperatures in March, but optimism prevailed throughout April. Now we're hearing reports that the numbers are off, even way off, in some rivers.


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