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Kiss -- Wellington, New Zealand -- March 22nd, 2008
Shout It Out Loud
Lick It Up
I Love It Loud
Calling Dr. Love
Shock Me
Let Me Go, Rock 'N' Roll
100,000 Years
God Of Thunder
Black Diamond
Love Gun
Detroit Rock City
I Was Made For Lovin' You
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can we get a US tour!!!!!!!!
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How to Make a Doll House out of a Cereal Box
A dollhouse doesn't need to be fancy, elaborate, or expensive to play with. Dolls need a house, and cereal boxes are perfect candidates.
1Cut only the front panel (or back) of the cereal box. You'll need to save this to use later.
2Next, decorate the back and sides of the cereal box (the part of the box with writing, color, etc.)It should look somewhat like a shadow box. You can use wrapping paper, paint, or (if you're feeling fancy) you could print out a few pages of a brick or stone pattern, to make it look more like a real house.
3Decide what way the cereal box will be standing. it is best to have it the side with the panel on the ground. "hamburger way."
4Cut out windows and a door where you will want it. if you want it one story, you are done and ready to decorate!
5If you want a 2 story doll house, take the part of the cereal box you cut out earlier, and cut it in half. Use that piece to separate the bottom from the top floor, and duct tape it in the middle of the box horizontally.
6You can take the other part of the front of the box you cut earlier, and cut it in half again, then glue or duct tape vertically if you want four rooms in your doll house instead of two.
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- If you want a 2 story house just have another box and cut one of the sides.
- For a one story house, you can take the part of the cereal box you cut in the 1st step, and tape or glue it vertically to make two rooms
- Be careful with duct tape, sometimes when you pull it of it also pulls off a chunk of cardboard
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U.S., Colombian Armies strengthen bonds during 7th annual bilateral staff talks
Apr 17, 2016
Bogota, COLOMBIA--Readiness. The Army chief of staff made it clear this is the #1 priority. Active engagement with partner nation armies is key in remaining ready to meet the ever-changing challenges of today and tomorrow. U.S. Army South, the Army service component command to U.S. Southern Command, knows well the benefits of strong partnerships as displayed during the 7th annual U.S.-Colombia bilateral army-to-army staff talks in Bogota, Colombia April 11-14.
U.S. Army South plays a vital role in mass migration exercise
Mar 10, 2015
U.S. Army South commanded a migrant operations joint task force here in support of the U.S. Southern Command-led Integrated Advance 2015 exercise, Feb. 21-27.
U.S. Army South completes eighth bilateral staff talks with El Salvador
Aug 19, 2014
U.S. Army South, as the Army service component command for U.S. Southern Command, on behalf of the Chief of Staff of the Army, conducted staff talks with the Salvadoran army July 12-16 at the Army South headquarters on Fort Sam Houston, Texas, to foster a bilateral partnership, discuss ways to counter transnational organized threats and plan mutual training engagements over the coming three years to promote increased interaction between the United States and Salvadoran Armies.
SA Chamber of Commerce visits Army South, PANAMAX 2014
Aug 19, 2014
JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas -- More than 40 members of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce received a firsthand glimpse at the inner workings of U.S. Army South during a visit to its headquarters here Aug. 11.
Army South trains Paraguayan special forces in combat casualty care
Jun 30, 2014
The eerie whistle of a mortar round pierces the calm as the unmistakable cracks of incoming rounds augment the disarray that surrounds you. To the seasoned combat veteran, the experience of a fight and years of training to acclimate to the sights and sounds of battle can allow that Soldier to operate at peak performance. However, one sound alone has the ability to rattle nerves and send fear into even the most seasoned Soldier.
Army South Soldiers honor WWII Bataan veterans in memorial march
Mar 27, 2014
WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, N.M. -- The morning sun peeked over the mountaintops as more than 25 U.S. Army South Soldiers were an hour into their dismounted trek through the rugged desert terrain. Some moved swiftly wearing only their Army combat uniform, while a few others plodded away at a steady pace, weighted down with loaded rucksacks.
U.S. Army South, Salvadoran army wrap up 6th annual staff talks
Aug 22, 2013
The U.S. Army South commanding general and the Salvadoran army chief of staff signaled the end of the sixth annual army-to-army staff talks between the U.S. and Salvadoran armies by signing a memorandum of understanding in San Salvador, El Salvador, Aug. 14, 2013.
Army South Soldiers, veterinarians help partner nations build, sustain working dog programs
Aug 6, 2013
During the month of July, a handful of U.S. Army South Soldiers traveled to Colombia and Honduras to conduct subject matter expert exchanges with partner nation soldiers and civilians.
Salvadoran troops train at JRTC, deploy to Afghanistan
Jul 11, 2013
FORT POLK, La. ---- Soldiers from El Salvador spent eight weeks in the Joint Security Forces Assistant Course, administered by the 162nd Infantry Brigade and held at the Joint Readiness Training Center, in preparation for their deployment to Afghanistan.
1-228th Aviation Regiment crew rescues 9 stranded off Honduran coast
Jul 10, 2013
A U.S. Army UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter crew with the 1-228 Aviation Regiment at Soto Cano Air Base, Honduras, was dispatched July 2, 2013, to the Caribbean Sea to help locate two Americans, one Canadian and six Hondurans, who had last been seen June 30.
JTF-Bravo conducts medical readiness training exercise in Honduras
Jul 1, 2013
Joint Task Force-Bravo, in conjunction with the Honduran Ministry of Health, conducted a medical readiness training exercise, June 25-26, 2013, inside of a school named Lempira in the remote village of Bara Patuca, Gracias a Dios, Honduras, where patients received dental, preventative medicine and well-being checkups.
'BTH Panama' Closing Ceremony
Jul 1, 2013
A close up look and the 2013 'Beyond the Horizon' Panama closing ceremony.
Army South welcomes former SOUTHCOM chief of staff as new commanding general
Jun 25, 2013
Maj. Gen. Joseph P. DiSalvo assumed command of U.S. Army South from Maj. Gen. Frederick S. Rudesheim during a change-of-command ceremony June 24 in front of the Army South headquarters on Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
14th Military Intelligence Battalion inactivates
Jun 21, 2013
The 14th Military Intelligence Battalion inactivated in a ceremony June 14, 2013, at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston.
Army South successfully completes Beyond the Horizon-Panama
Jun 21, 2013
ESCOBAL, Panama (June 21) -- U.S. Army South marked the official closeout of Beyond the Horizon-Panama 2013 during a ceremony here June 18 where U.S. military engineers and medical professionals conducted real-world training while providing needed services to communities throughout the country.
Beyond the Horizon to leave Positive Impact in Panama
Jun 12, 2013
MEDETE, Panama, June 12, 2013 -- As soldiers and airmen wrap up the final weeks of humanitarian assistance projects in isolated regions of Panama during Beyond the Horizon 2013, they're leaving behind a long-term impact, the commander of Joint Task Force Panama told American Forces Press Service.
Dental mission: Beyond the Horizon - El Salvador
May 29, 2013
Soldiers from the 185th Dental Company, Garden Grove, Calif., provide dental care to the people of Metalio, El Salvador, during the Joint Civic and Humanitarian Mission, Beyond the Horizon.
470th MI Brigade mentors help teachers bond
May 28, 2013
As part of their continuing partnership with Bowden Elementary School, Soldiers from the 470th Military Intelligence Brigade introduced 32 of its teachers and staff members to a weapon firing simulation on Fort Sam Houston May 9 as a team-building exercise.
201st MI Battalion Rear Det. volunteers come to the fore
May 28, 2013
While the main body of the 201st Military Intelligence Battalion is serving overseas, Soldiers of its rear detachment at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston are making time for community outreach even while supporting their deployed brothers and sisters
Fading 14th MI Battalion trains other intelligence units
May 28, 2013
JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-Fort Sam Houston -- Even while the 14th Military Intelligence Battalion has been preparing for its inactivation on June 14, it has also maintained a full schedule in helping to train other intelligence units over the last few months.
Beyond the Horizon - El Salvador school construction project
May 28, 2013
An ROTC cadet from Maine shares his experience on a school construction project at Las Marias, El Salvador, during Beyond the Horizon.
1/228th Provides MEDEVAC Support During BTH-El Salvador
May 20, 2013
An Army South Medical Evacuation unit from Soto Cano Air Base in Honduras provides MedEvac support during Beyond the Horizon - El Salvador
490th Civil Affairs Battalion Supports BTH-El Salvador
May 20, 2013
The 490th Civil Affairs Battalion from Grand Prairie, Texas, provides support during Joint Humanitarian Exercise, Beyond the Horizon - El Salvador.
Rhode Island National Guard medical team visits Panamanian hospital
May 7, 2013
COLON, Panama -- Members of the Rhode Island National Guard Medical Detachment met with Dr. Tristan Pinzon, medical director of Hospital Colon, in support of Beyond the Horizon-Panama 2013 here April 30.
Medical Readiness Training Exercises conclude at Beyond the Horizon, El Salvador
Apr 30, 2013
Medical Readiness Training Exercises, an integral part of Beyond the Horizon, or BTH, El Salvador, draw to a close. BTH is a U.S. Southern Command sponsored Joint Humanitarian and Civic Assistance Exercise that's led by U.S. Army South.
U.S. Air Force pediatrician supports Army South's humanitarian effort in El Salvador
Apr 29, 2013
A joint, multi-national effort providing free medical care to residents of El Salvador concluded here, April 26.
59th Medical Wing supports Army South exercise in Panama
Apr 29, 2013
Airmen of the 59th Medical Wing, based out of Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland Air Force Base, in San Antonio, were in the municipality of Veraguas, Panama, for the start of the Beyond the Horizon medical readiness training exercise (MEDRETE), April 16.
New Horizons provides veterinary care to animals of Belize
Apr 25, 2013
ORANGE WALK, Belize -- U.S. veterinary professionals provided treatment to various types of animals April 17 in Orange Walk, Belize, as part of a training exercise called New Horizons.
Beyond The Horizon 2013 El Salvador, Officially Open For Business
Apr 24, 2013
SONSONATE, El Salvador -- Although work for Beyond the Horizon-El Salvador actually began March 30, the Salvadoran Ministry of Defense, U.S. Embassy and U.S. Army South made it official with an opening ceremony at a new school construction site in San Marcos, El Salvador, April 18.
Army South marks official start to Beyond the Horizon-Panama
Apr 19, 2013
FORT SHERMAN, Panama (April 19) -- U.S. Army South marked the official start of Beyond the Horizon-Panama 2013 during a ceremony here April 17 where U.S. military engineers and medical professionals arrived to conduct real-world training while providing needed services to communities throughout the country.
General Odierno Visits Army South
Apr 18, 2013
As part of a command visit to Joint Base San Antonio, Ft. Sam Houston, the Chief of Staff of the Army, General Raymond Odierno stops by U.S. Army South headquarters.
No language barrier with music, NG Soldier performs with partner nation band
Apr 16, 2013
SONSONATE, El Salvador -- Music provides many things to many cultures. It is important everywhere. But here in El Salvador music is big. Really big. So for a soldier from the New Hampshire National Guard, an opportunity to perform with the Salvadoran army band while here on a training mission was a big deal.
Beyond the Horizon El Salvador first rotation complete, mission on track
Apr 16, 2013
SONSONATE, El Salvador --Soldiers from the 160th Engineer Company, Delaware National Guard arrived here two weeks ago to begin work on constructing schools and latrines on three sites as part of Beyond the Horizon-El Salvador.
ARSOUTH CG travels to Guatemala, tours facilities to train new border security personnel
Apr 15, 2013
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala--Maj. Gen. Frederick S. Rudesheim, U.S. Army South commanding general, visited Guatemala Apr. 8-11, and met with senior government officials and military leaders to discuss bilateral security cooperation and the establishment of a new Guatemalan border security unit supported by the U.S.
National Guard Soldier shares Beyond the Horizon, El Salvador experience
Apr 12, 2013
A specialist from the New Hampshire National Guard participating in Beyond the Horizon, El Salvador, explains the challenges and rewards of being deployed.
BTH Reception - El Salvador
Apr 12, 2013
Members from the Salvadoran and U.S. Military were invited to a reception hosted by the local community during Beyond the Horizon - El Salvador.
Jaguar, Acaxual partner two nations together for two task forces working in El Salvador
Apr 11, 2013
SONSONATE, El Salvador -- For two partner nations that are working side by side building schools and providing critical medical aid to a community that desperately needs it, selecting the right name for their respective task force was an important step in the process. U.S. Task Force includes National Guard, Reserve and Active Duty Forces from all the services working together with Salvadoran military in a humanitarian exerc
470th MI Brigade Soldiers offer elementary mentorship
Apr 11, 2013
The scores of happy young voices reverberating outside Bowden Elementary School probably sounded more excited than on other days when Soldiers of the 470th Military Intelligence Brigade conducted the school's field day there April 5. The field day highlighted the Soldiers' partnership with the school through the Joint Base San Antonio Adopt-a-School program.
Service members experience many firsts during Beyond the Horizon 2013 in Panama
Apr 11, 2013
COLON, Panama -- As the sun rises in Panama, service members line up for morning chow. As the line forms and grows longer, there is something noticeably different with many of the personnel; they are young, and they have never been out of the country before. Beyond the Horizon is a U.S. Southern Command-sponsored, U.S. Army South-planned and led annual humanitarian and civic assistance exercise. The exercise provides construction and medical assistance to partner nations throughout Central and South America and the Caribbean. The exercise generally takes place in rural, underprivileged areas and is a major component of the U.S. military's regional engagement efforts and it affords a unique opportunity to train U.S. service members alongside partner nation personnel, while providing needed services to communities throughout the region.
Like father, like son, serving together
Apr 11, 2013
SONSONATE, El Salvador -- As one career ends and another begins; a father and son tandem from the Nebraska National Guard are appreciating the opportunity to share a last, and a first with each another. Beyond the Horizon 2013 is a U.S. Southern Command-sponsored, U.S. Army South planned and led joint and combined field training humanitarian exercise in which U.S. active duty, National Guard, and Reserve service members specializing in engineering, construction and health care, working along-side partner nation personnel, provide much-needed services to communities in need while receiving valuable deployment training and building important relationships with partner nations.
Joint Task Force Jaguar welcomes new arrivals
Apr 8, 2013
Command staff for Joint Task Force Jaguar, supporting Beyond The Horizon-El Salvador, welcomes new arrivals to the effort. New Hampshire National Guard members are leading the task force.
Staff Visit to Beyond the Horizon - El Salvador
Apr 8, 2013
During a staff assistance visit to Military District Six, Sonsonate, El Salvador, members from U.S. Army South exercised the medical readiness team of their level of preparedness during a mass casualty exercise.
Joint U.S., Salvadoran Army Training
Apr 3, 2013
Members of C company, 3rd Battalion from the 172nd Infantry Regiment (Mountain) New Hampshire National Guard exchanged rope skills with the Salvadoran Army in El Salvador through the National Guard State partnership Program.
'Beyond the Horizon' exercise begins in El Salvador
Apr 2, 2013
Joint Task Force Jaguar arrived in El Salvador with more than 75 service members to finalize plans for the comprehensive joint exercise, Beyond the Horizon El Salvador 2013.
Army South works with Colombian army to plan future joint activities during staff talks
Mar 26, 2013
U.S. Army South engaged with its Colombian army counterparts during bilateral staff talks at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston, Texas, March 18-21, 2013, to shape the environment by working closely with and engaging our partners while building partner nation capacity.
US Army South, Colombian Army staff talks
Mar 22, 2013
US Army South host the Colombian Army for bi-lateral staff talks.
Spurs share spotlight with two 470th MI Brigade battalions
Mar 15, 2013
The 14th Military Intelligence Battalion and the 201st MI Battalion receive recognition before and during the San Antonio Spurs and Portland Trail Blazers NBA basketball game at San Antonio's AT&T Center, March 8, as part of Military Appreciation Night.
ARSECs, MPEP help Army South build partner nation capacity, strengthen security cooperation
Mar 12, 2013
FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas (March 11) -- As part of the effort to achieve the chief of staff of the Army's vision to strengthen relationships and improve interoperability with partner nations, U.S. Army South utilizes the Military Personnel Exchange Program (MPEP) and Army Section Chiefs (ARSECs) throughout the Western Hemisphere.
Army South News Update
Feb 28, 2013
Army South's monthly news update.
Army South-led joint task force trains alongside other services, government agencies during exercise
Feb 26, 2013
NAVAL STATION GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba--Over the past several weeks, approximately 500 U.S. service members and government officials deployed to Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba in order to set up and operate a joint task force for U.S. Southern Command's biennial exercise Integrated Advance.
U.S. Army South deploys watercrafts to support exercises, humanitarian missions
Feb 26, 2013
The Runnymede, one of two Landing Craft Utility 2000 series watercraft under U.S. Army South's operational control, was deployed to Guantanamo Bay to support Integrated Advance 2013, a humanitarian-crisis exercise U.S. Southern Command conducts biennially.
Exercise at GTMO tests Army South, SOUTHCOM's abilities to deploy, set up joint task force
Feb 20, 2013
NAVAL STATION GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba -- More than 500 personnel from U.S. Army South, U.S. Southern Command and other military units and government agencies deployed here as part of exercise Integrated Advanced Feb. 7-17.
U.S. Army South hosts 2013 Central American Regional Leaders' Conference
Feb 4, 2013
Army leaders from U.S. Army South, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Security Forces from Panama meet at Joint Base San Antonio - Fort Sam Houston, Texas for the Central American Regional Leaders' Conference. During the conference regional partners present concerns and explore reasonable approaches in the areas of security, countering transnational threats and building partner nation capacity.
Military leaders from throughout the Americas visit Army North, discuss common issues
Feb 1, 2013
Military leaders from Central America visited U.S. Army North throughout the day Jan. 30 as part of the Central American Regional Leaders' Conference, hosted by U.S. Army South, in a cooperative effort to establish closer ties between militaries and to improve coordination on common issues.
German Armed Forces Competition at Soto Cano AB Honduras
Jan 30, 2013
Soldiers stationed at Soto Cano Air Base in Honduras competed for the German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge
Army South CG attends Conference of American Armies' meeting
Jan 30, 2013
U.S Army South's Commanding General, Major General Frederick S. Rudesheim and several of its key leaders arrive in Mexico City to represent the U.S. Army for the Extraordinary Commanders' Meeting of the Conference of American Armies hosted by the Mexican army in Mexico City December 2012. U.S. Army South's CG led the U.S. delegation on behalf of the U.S. Army Chief of Staff.
Colombian Key Leader Visit
Jan 30, 2013
MG Frederick Rudesheim, commander of U.S. Army South, travels to Bogota, Colombia, to meet with key military leaders.
Deployment, redeployment top 2012 activities for 470th MI Brigade
Dec 20, 2012
The 470th Military Intelligence Brigade opened 2012 with one of its battalions already deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and another battalion preparing for a similar mission.
U.S. Army South's SJA briefs Conference of American Armies' commanders in Mexico
Dec 12, 2012
MEXICO CITY (December 12, 2012) -- When armies support government and non-government organizations during peacekeeping or disaster relief operations there are variety of laws, restrictions and policies that must be understood and followed by the military to ensure the successful outcome of these types of missions.
Conference of American Armies opens commanders' meeting in Mexico, discuss regional issues
Dec 11, 2012
MEXICO CITY (December 11, 2012) - The Conference of American Armies, founded in 1960, opened Monday its 30th cycle of the gathering of chiefs of armies from the Caribbean, Central, North and South American countries in a military ceremony hosted by the Mexican army here Dec. 10.
Army of Chile delegation visits Southern Regional Medical Command
Dec 7, 2012
Army South commanding general shares lessons learned with Chilean War College
Dec 4, 2012
SANTIAGO, Chile -- Maj. Gen. Frederick S. Rudesheim, the U.S. Army South commanding general, spoke to more than 150 students and faculty of the Academia de Guerra del Ejercito (Chilean Army War College) during a visit to Santiago, Chile, Nov. 6.
U.S. Army South closes annual staff talks with Chilean army
Nov 16, 2012
SANTIAGO, Chile -- Maj. Gen. Frederick S. Rudesheim, the U.S. Army South commanding general, joined Brig. Gen. Alejandro Arancibia, the Chilean army international affairs director, during the closing ceremony of the army-to-army staff talks between the two armies here Nov. 7, to sign a memorandum of understanding detailing more than two dozen events that are scheduled to be conducted throughout the next year.
U.S. Army South shares medical operations lessons learned with Chilean partners
Nov 14, 2012
Col. (Dr.) James Sheehan, U.S. Army South deputy chief of staff for medical, addressed more than 200 military medical students and doctors at the Hospital Militar de Santiago in Santiago, Chile, Nov. 6, 2012.
Army South deputy commander honors Veterans at UT Brownsville
Nov 14, 2012
BROWNSVILLE, Texas -- The Army South deputy commanding general traveled to his alma mater here Nov. 8 to take part in a Veterans Day ceremony and mentor future Army officers in the ROTC program.
Chilean Army Commander-in-Chief Meets with U.S. Army Chief of Staff, Lays Wreath at Arlington
Nov 7, 2012
U.S. Army South opens annual staff talks with Chilean army in Santiago
Nov 6, 2012
Maj. Gen. Frederick S. Rudesheim, the U.S. Army South commanding general, led a delegation of staff officers as they kicked off the annual army-to-army staff talks between the U.S. and Chilean armies in Santiago, Chile, Nov. 5, 2012.
Colombian delegation tours FSH Wounded Warrior facilities
Oct 30, 2012
FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas -- U.S. Southern Command and U.S. Army South personnel escorted the commanding general of Colombian military forces and a delegation of public and private Colombian leaders as they visited Brooke Army Medical Center's Center for the Intrepid, the Fisher House Foundation and the Warrior and Family Support Center here October 24-25.
Army South commander strengthens partnerships in Honduras
Oct 23, 2012
On his first trip to the Central American region since taking command, U.S. Army South's commanding general traveled to Honduras, Oct. 3-5, 2012, to conduct an initial visit with the U.S. ambassador, meet with Army South Soldiers and to have discussions with key leaders in the Honduran military.
U.S. Army South conducts change of command ceremony, Rudesheim takes command
Sep 14, 2012
Maj. Gen. Frederick S. Rudesheim assumed command of U.S. Army South from Maj. Gen. Simeon G. Trombitas during a change of command ceremony Sept. 14 at MacArthur Parade Field at Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Rudesheim took over command of Army South following an assignment as the deputy director for joint and coalition warfighting, joint civil-military operations, the Joint Staff in Suffolk, Va.
Colombia CGSC students visit Army South
Aug 27, 2012
U.S. Army South hosted students from Colombia's Command and General Staff College, at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, Aug. 21, 2012, in an effort to maintain a strong regional partnership.
Army South strengthens partnerships with Colombia, Chile
Aug 21, 2012
U.S. Army South's commanding general traveled to Colombia and Chile from July 31 to Aug. 9, 2012, as part of Army South's effort to strengthen partner nation capacity through engagement and personal exchanges.
Task Force Arriero Commander visits school, set for renovations
Apr 18, 2012
SARRAX OCH, Guatemala - Beyond the Horizon 2012 Task Force Arriero Commander, Lt. Col. John Findley from the Missouri Army National Guard 35th Engineer Brigade, visited the a site on April 17 where U.S. Soldiers working with Guatemalan personnel will renovate at school.
Beyond the Horizon exercise begins in Honduras
Apr 18, 2012
U.S. Army South and the Honduran military kicked off the Beyond the Horizon Honduras 2012 exercise April 16, 2012, in a ceremony at a remote forward operating base near Naco, Honduras.
Army South strengthens partnership during Chilean Attaché visit
Apr 11, 2012
FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas -- The Chilean Military Defense Attaché, Lt. Gen. Guillermo Porcile Arellano, visited U.S. Army South headquarters, Texas Military Forces at Camp Mabry and the city of San Antonio April 1-4 to further strengthen partnerships and to learn more about the command here, its mission and the culture of the area.
470th MI Brigade recalls Holocaust
Apr 10, 2012
The 470th Military Intelligence Brigade will recall the Nazi horror and glean lessons from it with a special presentation by Holocaust survivor Dr. William Samelson from 10:30 a.m. until noon April 19 in the brigade classroom.
Army South celebrates women in the Army, recognizes recent achievements as General officers
Apr 3, 2012
FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas -- On March 29, U.S. Army South celebrated the many accomplishments and advancements that women have made through the years by hosting an event that featured retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Toreaser A. Steele as the guest speaker.
Army South builds peacekeeping training MOUT site in Chile
Apr 2, 2012
U.S. Army South, in cooperation with the country of Chile, is in the final stage of constructing a $460,000 Military Operations on Urban Terrain site at Fort Aguayo, Chile, to support the Chilean Joint Center for Peace Operations and the U.S. Department of State's Global Peace Operations Initiative.
201st MI Battalion Soldiers range off post
Mar 30, 2012
Soldiers of the 201st Military Intelligence Battalion took their weapons training to a public range on their Safety Stand-Down Day to obtain first-hand knowledge of guns that are not standard U.S. Army issue.
U.S. and Colombian Armies conclude annual Staff Talks
Mar 23, 2012
BOGOTA, Colombia -- United States Army South and the Colombian army concluded their third annual bilateral staff talks here March 22 and agreed to conduct 19 activities over approximately the next 12 months.
Participants from 17 nations finalize plans for Peacekeeping Operations-Americas 2012 exercise
Mar 21, 2012
SANTIAGO, Chile -- U.S. Army South joined its Chilean army partners here March 6 to finalize plans for the upcoming annual Peacekeeping Operations -- Americas (PKO-A) 2012 exercise.
U.S., Colombian armies begin staff talks
Mar 21, 2012
United States Army South and the Colombian army began army-to-army staff talks in Bogata, Columbia, March 21, 2012, to promote bilateral professional relationships and coordinate engagement activities.
HQDA designates Army South executive agent for reintegration efforts
Mar 14, 2012
FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas -- U.S. Army South's Personnel Recovery Coordination Cell (PRCC), part of the command's G-3 (operations) directorate, received best practice recognition from the Department of the Army and was recently designated as the executive agent for planning, leading and coordinating reintegration efforts Army-wide.
Foreign area officers attend Army South orientation
Mar 9, 2012
FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas -- U.S. Army South hosted the annual U.S. Army Section Chief and Military Personnel Exchange Program Conference at the Army South headquarters here March 4-9.
Army South Deputy Commander speaks to political science university students about SOUTHCOM
Mar 8, 2012
SAN ANTONIO -- As part of an outreach to strengthen community relations, Brig. Gen. Manuel Ortiz, deputy commanding general, U.S. Army South, addressed a group of approximately 30 political science students at the University of Texas at San Antonio Feb. 2.
TJAG presents Army South attorney with ABA Award
Mar 8, 2012
FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas -- The Judge Advocate General of the Army, Lt. Gen. Dana K. Chipman visited U.S. Army South Headquarters after holding a forum with approximately 100 JAG Soldiers and civilians at Woodard Auditorium, and presenting an Army South employee with a distinguished service award, during his visit here Jan. 24-26.
Army South Soldiers brave jungle, improve Belize military medical capacity
Mar 7, 2012
Deep in the jungle of Belize, five U.S. Army Soldiers, accompanied by soldiers from the Belize Defense Force, moved through unfamiliar terrain with their casualty.
Army South strengthens partnership with Chilean army
Jan 23, 2012
U.S. Army South's commanding general traveled to Chile as part of Army South's effort to build partner nation capacity through engagement and personal exchanges.
ARSOUTH, Belize Defence Force conduct combat medic engagement
Jan 19, 2012
FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas (Jan. 17, 2012) -- U.S. Army South continued it's long-standing tradition of working closely with partner nation armies by conducting a combat medic engagement with members of Belize's Defence Force and Navy last November near Ladyville, Belize.
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Jan 11, 2012
"Remember! Celebrate! Act! A Day On, Not a Day Off!"
Sgt. Maj. of the Army Raymond Chandler visits U.S. Army South headquarters
Jan 11, 2012
U.S. Army South participates in U.S. Army All-American Bowl week
Jan 11, 2012
Army South receives unit award, celebrates 100-year milestone
Jan 10, 2012
U.S. Army South received the Army Superior Unit Award on Oct. 4 for its performance during Operation Unified Response, exactly 100 years to the day original elements of the command, which was the 10th U.S. Army Infantry Regiment at the time, arrived in Panama in 1911 to provide additional security during the construction of the canal.
U.S. Army South conducts army-to-army staff talks with Chile
Nov 1, 2011
U.S. Army South, as the Army's executive agent, are conducting bilateral staff talks with the Chilean army from Oct. 31 to Nov. 2, 2011, to strengthen professional partnerships and increase interaction between armies.
Conference of American Armies kicks off in Peru
Oct 25, 2011
The Conference of American Armies, consisting of armies from Caribbean, Central, North and South American countries, kicked off Monday in Lima, Peru.
U.S. Army South mission brings light to seeing-impaired
Sep 14, 2011
A team of six U.S. Army doctors took part in a U.S. Army South-led medical readiness training exercise helped bring vision to patients in El Salvador with sight-impaired disabilities due to cataracts.
Colombia War College students visit Army South
Sep 8, 2011
U.S. Army South hosted students from the Colombia War College here Aug. 31, 2011, in an effort to maintain strong regional partnerships with an important partner nation army.
ARSOUTH NCOs visit S.A. Lighthouse for the Blind
Jul 5, 2011
SAN ANTONIO - Approximately 40 U.S. Army South noncommissioned officers visited the San Antonio Lighthouse for the Blind (SALB) here June 23 to get a firsthand look at what goes into making many of the products they use regularly.
U.S. Army South names 2011 Soldier, NCO of the Year
Jun 20, 2011
FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas " One Soldier and one noncommissioned officer distinguished themselves during a five-day competition to identify the U.S. Army South 2011 Soldier and Noncommissioned Officer of the Year.
TRADOC Foreign Liaison Officers visit Army South
Jun 13, 2011
FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas (June 9, 2011) " Foreign Liaison Officers (FLOs) assigned to the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command from Brazil, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Israel, Italy, Japan, Singapore and Spain visited U.S. Army South at its headquarters here June 8.


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You know what's more fun then tending to a four-year-old with a sprained ankle? Paying for it all out-of-pocket. Oh, we have insurance, but our family is one of the millions enrolled in the industry's biggest boondoggle to date- the high deducible/health savings account screwjob combo.
For the unfamiliar, it means that my family pays about $400/month toward group medical coverage (Kelly's premium is covered by his employer, otherwise it would be a total of $700/month) that kicks in after we've exhausted our $5800 deductible. We are spared the agony of the $20 copay in exchange for the knowledge that we are guaranteed to spend nearly $6000 before receiving the benefit of our $400-700/month premium payments. That's the high-premium/high-deductible part of the equation. I know it's impolite to talk about actual income and such, but there's something to be said about putting a face, or faces, to the numbers.
Anyway, in addition to that expense, we have the "opportunity" to tuck away up to $5800/year in pre-tax dollars in a savings account that we can use, tax-free for medical services until we've hit our deductible. That works out to roughly $480/month. Of our own money. Oh and the cherry on top of this bullshit sundae is the coverage 80/20. So on top of all that money already spent NOT getting medical services covered, we get to prep for another 20% of covered expenses out-of-pocket. Really. What's not to love.
Those pushing this crap product will tell you that consumers really win, since you get the chance to SAVE money, since you don't HAVE to go to the doctor (usually, but we'll get there). And within a couple of years, hell, you can have saved up enough to pay for that elective plastic surgery. For real. Supporters also claim that because you are in charge of saving for your own care, it will make you a much more informed health consumer, thereby cutting down needless visits that currently drive up costs.
Umm…yeah. About that. Let me take these points in reverse order. First, I would LOVE to be a more informed, and therefore more efficient user of health services. But, that totally misunderstands the nature of the health services economy. Here's an example. I'm pretty frugal- I stock up when things are on sale, comparative shop all the time, and avoid (mostly) the things we just can't afford. But that's a model that just can't apply to medical services. It's not like I can say "Oh look! X-Rays are 2 for 1 this month! Let's stock up! I'm sure we'll use them by winter. Annual physicals on special? Nice! Buy two ear-infection visits and get the third free? Excellent!" Even for the most diligent, and the most health conscious and healthy, we can't save for "services," we just have to save for care. Which leads me to my next point.
When was the last time you saw a menu detailing the price for a particular medical service BEFORE you had that service done? How can I comparative shop if the prices aren't set and disclosed up front? Quick- name another "market" where that's considered acceptable? Even lawyers have to disclose, even in rough terms, how much a particular deal is going to cost you.
But do you know what your doctor's hourly rate is? It's not like the staff has any idea- I know- I tested this theory. When we went in for Owen's x-ray on his ankle I asked the doctor and the tech how much they thought an x-ray would cost. They didn't know, apologized for not knowing, and then referred me to some admin.
Of course they didn't know- they shouldn't. The pediatrician knew roughly what was billed for her visit in terms of an hourly rate, but do you want your diagnosing physician crunching even more numbers when deciding a course of treatment? I sure don't- it's bad enough that this same industry makes them cram in patients in 15 minute intervals and penalizes their pay when this doesn't happen– but that's a different (related) post. And before I forget, I've also compared bills from the same clinic for the same appointment (usually an ear-infection, or some sort of viral blech) and the prices change-all the time. In fact, I have yet to have any match up.
So yeah, back to disclosing the price of services up front. When we first enrolled in this insurance plan I braced myself for the worst (duh) but really tried to keep a positive eye on the situation. Maybe my distrust of the plan is misplaced- maybe it will prove to be the secret cash cow the agents claim.
And then we had our first visit. A routine ear-infection set us back $250 with no meds. Factor in the follow-up visit and that jumped to $400. I'm not even going to tell you how far a pap smear sets us back.
So where does that leave me? In the pediatrician's office worried about my son's swollen and bruised ankle, panicking with every new understanding of the injury detailed by the pediatrician because I know we've only got about $900 bucks in our hsa- money we've squirreled away through the sheer grace of the goddess keeping us healthy. And by skipping appointments. No pap smear this year. Maybe next.
Do you know how awesome it feels to be worried about your kid and simultaneously stressing about paying for the visit WHEN YOU ALREADY PAY $600 A MONTH FOR INSURANCE COVERAGE??!! I'll tell you. It blows. Like nothing else. If for a split second I consider delaying a visit because of a cough or a fever because I'm trying to figure out if we've got any outstanding bills and what the balance of the account is I'm pummeled by guilt. I find myself sometimes suspicious (even more) of diagnoses and tests, wondering if there's an incentive in the clinic to use a particular antibiotic over another or if a strep culture is really necessary. But hey, that's what motherhood is about, right? Worry and guilt. Guilt and worry. I just had no idea I'd get to pay out-of-pocket for it. Thanks, Medica!


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Long Term Trend (12 Months): Negative to NeutralFridays Close: (ASIA): 21,451.92UPDATE: In light of a 4,400 point drop since October 2015, and our Bearish stance throughout that entire period, eight weeks ago we stated, Near term, it is certainly oversold but the Bear market remains in full swing.As of the last eleven weeks, the HS jumped higher from the multi- year low, rallying 3,400 points in the process. It remains a fair distance away from being considered bullish, but is starting to neutralize buy way of the V bottom which was formed during the last three months.If U.S. Equities correct lower, HS will back off.
Long Term Trend (12 Months): Negative to NeutralFridays Close: (ASIA): 21,451.92
UPDATE: In light of a 4,400 point drop since October 2015, and our Bearish stance throughout that entire period, eight weeks ago we stated, Near term, it is certainly oversold but the Bear market remains in full swing.
As of the last eleven weeks, the HS jumped higher from the multi- year low, rallying 3,400 points in the process. It remains a fair distance away from being considered bullish, but is starting to neutralize buy way of the V bottom which was formed during the last three months.
If U.S. Equities correct lower, HS will back off.


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Sunday, April 13, 2014
Last week the House considered "right to work" legislation, which would ban "closed-shop" agreements, requiring Missourians to join a union as a condition of employment. I voted for RTW for three reasons: freedom of association, anti-trust balance, and economic growth.
Freedom of association
As your state representative, my focus is protecting individual rights and empowering you to make your own choices — so long as those choices don't intrude on the rights of others. I am naturally suspicious of the "big" — whether it's big government, big business, or big labor. And I generally oppose any regime that compels people to act when they'd rather not.
Opponents often confuse or mischaracterize the concept of individualism. It is not a rejection of community. No man is an island, and community institutions are vital, not just to an individual's sense of identity, but also to a free society: churches, labor unions, business groups — heck, even bowling leagues create a layer of society for accomplishing tasks that government cannot and should not try to accomplish.
A flourishing civil society distinguishes free from unfree societies. But the key is freedom of association, not compelled association. RTW empowers the worker to freely associate for the obvious reason that it ensures no Missourian can be forced to join an organization as a condition of employment.
In the late 1800s, Congress passed anti-trust legislation to protect consumers and entrepreneurs by making unreasonable restraints on trade illegal. The American labor movement was in its infancy, and workers lacked basic rights, including the right to freely associate. In 1914, to protect the labor movement, Congress specifically exempted labor union activities from anti-trust laws.
By World War II, however, the pendulum had swung in the opposite direction. There were more strikes during the 44 months between Pearl Harbor and V-J Day than any other comparable period in American history. It only got worse with demobilization. Strikes doubled in the month after V-J Day, then doubled again the next month.
In 1947, Congress passed the Taft-Hartley Act over the veto of President Truman to outlaw certain labor practices, empower the executive branch to stop strikes through injunctions, and allow states to pass RTW laws.
Fortunately, the USA of 2014 is much better than that of 1914. Many of the contractual rights unions fought to win from employers are now codified in federal and state law, including but certainly not limited to minimum wages, safe workplace requirements, workers' compensation, child labor prohibitions, anti-discrimination protections, and prevailing wage. Moreover, while it was nearly impossible, if not illegal, to organize in 1914, the right to organize today is clear. Federal law prohibits employer interference with unionization drives.
Since Taft-Hartley passed, 24 states have passed RTW. By passing RTW, these states have essentially applied anti-trust principles to protect individual workers in the same way that consumers and entrepreneurs are protected.
Economic growth
Mark Twain famously said there are "lies, damn lies, and statistics." I feel the same way about most of the economic "research" on RTW. Union-sponsored studies "prove" it's Hades. Business-sponsored studies "prove" its Paradise. In these situations, I try to find research that is not tainted by the source of the funding.
Each side has its own irrefutable fact. Businesses cite the fact that RTW states have grown at significantly higher rates than non-RTW states. Unions counter that non-RTW states have lower average wages than RTW states. Both sides argue that their fact is caused by RTW status. However convenient, correlation shouldn't be confused for causation.
Does RTW lead to higher rates of economic growth? Likely yes. Though some studies have come to the opposite conclusion, according to a senior economist at the Boston Fed, a veto-proof majority of serious studies "find that the existence of a RTW law exerts a positive, statistically significant impact on economic activity."
The most interesting study on the topic was done in 1997 by Thomas Holmes of the Minneapolis Fed. Holmes compared manufacturing in every county in the U.S. which border a state with an opposing RTW policy. From 1947 to 1992, Holmes found that, in counties within 25 miles of a RTW border, manufacturing jobs increased one-third faster in RTW states than in non-RTW states.
Does RTW lead to lower wages? Likely no. Even though states with RTW laws have indisputably lower wages than non-RTW states, it does not automatically follow that those lower wages are caused by the RTW law. Factors other than RTW may cause the wage differential. For example, much depends on the starting point. Most RTW states had agricultural economies and were generally poorer than non-RTW states before adopting RTW. These RTW states started the relevant test period with significantly lower wages than the non-RTW states. As explained by Robert Reed, an economist at the University of Oklahoma, "the economic past still casts a long shadow on the economic present." Reed found that, controlling for these historical differences, average wages in RTW states were 8 percent higher as compared to wages in non-RTW states.
RTW's likely impact
In reality, both sides overstate their case. Tax cuts, education reform and Medicaid all trump RTW on the economic development front, and RTW would not be catastrophic for organized labor. The jobs of union leaders will of course become more difficult. Without compulsory membership, union leaders will have to adjust to the reality faced by leaders of every other organization in a free society: they'll have to convince their members that membership is an actual benefit worthy of their continued investment.
Good unions will survive. Great ones will thrive. In Missouri, we already have RTW for public sector employees. Yet, these public sector unions still attract robust union rolls full of dues-paying members. These unions don't require compulsion to keep their members. Instead, they rely on promotion and persuasion based on effective leadership and representation.
And in the end the individual will have the freedom to choose which organizations they join — a fundamental American value worthy of government protection.
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Jay Jaffe, one of the authors of the renowned Baseball Prospectus site, wrote this piece yesterday about his experience in attempting to transfer his season tickets package to the new stadium. To put it bluntly, he's less than thrilled with the administration and overall philosophy that seems to lie behind the new stadium seating and ticketing plans.
We're all used to the sturm and drang that typically accompanies the skyrocketing ticket prices for athletic events to the point where it becomes difficult to even pay attention, but Jay is not just a typical whining fan that you would normally get on a sports radio talk show. I know that some people wind up calling into these shows and writing comments on blogs as a manifestation of a general agitation with the universe in general or because they just need to vent. It's difficult to take some of these comments seriously.
But Jay is normally an utterly rationally blogger who is highly logical and well-respected. There may be a real problem, here. Up to this point, there have always been enough cheap seats in Yankee Stadium to prevent the atmosphere from becoming entirely corporate and tepid. I've been to games where the Stadium shook at its foundations from the noise generated by the faithful. I wonder if it's possible that will never happen again.
As more and more complaints that the cheaper $25 seats are not available begin to trickle in, it's safe to wonder whether the affordable seats are now a grave exception rather than anything remotely resembling a rule. Have the Steinbrener's merely thrown a few affordable seats into the vast pool in order to make it seem as if it were still possible for the average fan to go to a game? Are the Yankees at risk of alienating their fanbase? Are we doomed to a new Yankee Stadium overflowing with corporate drones who dress as empty seats or come in the 4th inning and leave in the 6th? Have any of you other season ticket holders been having similar problems?


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San Diego A man arrested on suspicion of voluntary manslaughter in the death of a sailor following a dispute over a taxi fare was not charged Wednesday and was to be released from jail.
Reynaldo Torres, 26, was arrested Sunday night and held in lieu of $100,000 bail. Prosecutors had until Wednesday to arraign him in San Diego Superior Court.
"We are continuing to review the case," said Steve Walker, a spokesman for the District Attorney's Office. "It certainly doesn't mean we won't file charges."
Torres, who also served in the military, was arrested after Navy sailor Anthony W. Richmond, 39, died.
According to police, Torres and Richmond shared a cab to a 7-Eleven in Mira Mesa around 2 a.m. Saturday and got into a dispute over the fare. Torres is accused of punching Richmond, causing him to fall back and hit his head. He died at a hospital Sunday afternoon.
Torres served in the military until eight months ago, said Master Gunnery Sgt. Mark Oliva, a spokesman at Camp Pendleton. Oliva did not know which branch of the military Torres served in or what type of discharge he was given.
Richmond, from Burlington, N.C., joined the Navy in May 2007 and was stationed at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, where he worked as an aviation electronics technician. His 91-year-old grandmother, Inez Richmond, said the loss has been especially difficult for her.
"It just tore me up because he's like my own child. I raised him from a baby," she said in a telephone interview from Burlington.
The victim's uncle, Eugene Richmond, said his nephew "was one of the quietest, most loving gentlemen you would ever know."
Richmond will be buried at Quantico National Cemetery in Virginia.
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We're less than a week away from the 2012 NHL Draft, which means NHL trade rumors are set to start picking up greatly.
The two things you can count on hearing in rumors heading into next week are Roberto Luongo and the Toronto Maple Leafs. Whether the two are separate in rumors or together, we had already heard plenty about them before the season was even over.
It's no secret that Luongo is hoping he has played his last game with the Vancouver Canucks. Luongo submitted a list of teams he would approve a trade for and the Canucks appear ready to move on without him, in favor of Cory Schneider, who they'll have to re-sign as a restricted free agent.
Speculation has been all over the place as far as where Luongo could end up. Some had projected one of the league's two Florida squads or an even bigger Canadian market, with the Maple Leafs.
The Florida Panthers could end up being a possibility. But you can cross the Tampa Bay Lightning off the list of potential destinations for Bobby Lu. The Bolts completed a trade to acquire goaltender Anders Lindback, meaning he will likely be their starter heading into 2012-2013.
Though other teams remain a possibility, the Lightning dipping out of a potential Luongo trade limits Vancouver's options even more. So much so that there may only be one team that is willing to acquire Luongo. Toronto.
The Leafs are expected to at least make some sort of offer for Luongo. With the Canucks already having a solution in place behind him, once Schneider is locked up, it isn't likely to cost Toronto too much in terms of players. The Leafs obviously need help in plenty of areas, but goaltending is one of their biggest needs.
Though he's been labeled something of a headcase, Luongo is still one of the most successful goaltenders in the league. He had a decent season this year, with a 2.41 GAA and .919 save percentage, following up a season in which he posted a 2.11 and .928. Luongo appeared to have lost his job after surrendering seven goals in two games to the Los Angeles Kings, with Schneider starting the rest of the series.
It remains to be seen if Luongo can succeed in a market with even higher pressure than Vancouver. But if the Canucks hope to trade ol' Bobby Lu, the Maple Leafs might just be their only option. If something is going to happen between the two clubs, it could go down within the next week. Stay tuned.


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The ExcitementThe buzz about the new-power theme is driven not just by California's current power debacle. The broader idea is that we haven't built enough power plants in recent years to run our prized digital economy. For instance, servers in beautiful Jersey City, N.J., run this Web site and there are seemingly endless floors of similar servers out there. They all can be seriously disturbed by outages that last just a second or less. The upshot: We don't just need more power, we need more reliable power. And because the utilities industry is deregulated, there could be a messy and profitable scrum to meet corporate and consumer power needs. "The hook to this whole thing is that the infrastructure of this country isn't correctly designed for this massive demand," says John Hammerschmidt, who will be the lead manager of the Turner New Energy & Power Technology fund when it launches on Feb. 28. "We need more power, more uninterruptible power and cleaner power. There are solutions and they're expensive, but they're cheaper than the problems that come with losing power." Now let's look at a few packs of companies that are seen as providing these solutions, starting with the most mature and ending with the most speculative.
Independent Power ProducersThese companies typically have newer and more-efficient power plants that run on natural gas, rather than coal. Some do sell power to local customers, but in varying ways they all are in the business of selling power at peak times to utilities that can't meet their customers' needs. The upside is that they can charge steep rates for this peak-time power, and because it takes five years to build a new power plant -- if the plants' neighbors grant permission -- these folks should be shoring up shortages for some time. Their efficiency can also help these shops compete for customers on price. "If you're a low-cost producer in a large, consolidating industry, you can attract more customers," says Justin Craib-Cox, a utilities analyst at Morningstar. On the other hand, these shops could have a tough time if they have to pay higher prices for the natural gas that runs their plants. They reduce their risks by signing both short- and long-term agreements. "The risk, in my view, is that natural gas prices will keep running up. Then you've got these plants out there that will have to pay two to three times as much as usual for gas. The other problem is that we're going to run out of natural gas supply if we keep using it up at this pace because all of the new generation is based on it," says Robert Loest, manager of the (IPSMX) fund, where he holds shares of several independent power producers like Calpine (CPN - Get Report) and AES (AES). Here's a watchlist you can use to track this industry -- including powerhouse Enron (ENE), which is loved by growth investors everywhere, including growth-fund titan Janus. Many of these stocks have had steep run-ups, but some have been knocked down recently as California haggles over what prices it will pay for the energy it needs. "We think these companies have tremendous opportunity for earnings growth over the next few years," says Roger Mortimer, co-manager of the (GTNAX) fund, which had Enron and Dynegy (DYN) among its top-10 holdings at the end of the year. "These companies are more expensive than they used to be, but valuation isn't an easy assessment. There isn't enough generating capacity and they solve that problem."
|Down With IPP?
These independent power producers have drawn
attention in the race for new energy sources
|3-Year Average Return
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|Calpine(CPN - Get Report)
|Duke Energy(DUK)
|Source: Morningstar, BulldogResearch.com and Baseline/Thomson Financial. Data through Feb. 1.
MicroturbinesThese are essentially tiny jet engines that can convert up to nine types of fuel into clean power. These are being used, on a limited basis and in beta tests, in buses, and they could be used in cars. But they also can help solve the uninterruptible power problem by taking up the slack when power dips or is lost altogether in a home or big company. "Microturbines are used most typically as backup systems for customers who can't lose power, like hospitals, for example," says AIM's Mortimer. "We're fairly young in the commercial deployment of the technology, but it's reliable." Young is right. Capstone Turbine (CPST - Get Report), the major pure-play microturbine shop that's publicly traded, isn't profitable. The firm had its initial public offering just last year and the fast-growing firm currently trades at more than 130 times its sales, compared a 2.1 price-to-sales multiple for the S&P 500, according to Baseline/Thomson Financial.
|Big Capstone
This microturbine company's price-to-sales
multiple is anything but micro
|3-Month Return
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|Capstone Turbine(CPST - Get Report)
|Source: Morningstar and Baseline/Thomson Financial.
Data through Feb. 2.
Fuel CellsThere are many different types of fuel cells, but most convert hydrogen to electricity with next to no emissions. This process has been known and used for years, but there's excitement about it now because they could be used to power everything from electronics to cars. Like microturbines, they could also be used as back-up systems for consumers and major corporate customers. "My standard line is that the market for fuel cells will either be huge or large," says Gregory Dolan, deputy executive director at the U.S. Fuel Cell Council, the industry's trade association. He points out that 60 million cars are sold each year, paving the way for a big market if fuel cells can crack it. That said, Dolan says most of these applications are in beta testing and most commercial introductions are slated to start over the next three years. Even Turner's Hammerschmidt, a fuel-cell fan, is cautiously optimistic. "I think they're still kind of pie in the sky, but they do have some beta sites that are working well. I think they'll end up in cars. They're real and they're doing deals with automakers that are exciting. We're talking about years down the road, but it's out there," he says.
|Power Plays
Here are the fuel-cell companies that
investors are getting a charge out of
|3-Year Annualized Return
|Price-to-Sales Multiple
|Ballard Power Systems(BLDP)
|FuelCell Energy(FCEL)
|Plug Power(PLUG)
|Source: Morningstar and Baseline/Thomson Financial.
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What did my boys and I have for lunch on Monday? Oh, only some honkin' delicious blueberry chocolate chip oatmeal cookies that I baked that morning; oatmeal and fresh blueberries, healthy enough for lunch in my books! ...ok, they were fresh out of the oven, nice and warm, we couldn't resist, and it was just lunch time ;D
I used my favorite chocolate chip oatmeal cookie recipe (thanks Oatmeal Cookie Guy!) and simply folded in 2 cups of fresh juicy blueberries at the final step; then scooped mounds of cookie dough with my 2-inch cookie scoop onto baking sheets. We love big cookies in this house!
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Since arriving on the market in 2007, The Triumph Street Triple has appealed to many in the naked sportbike crowd, especially those seeking middlewei
2011 Thunderbird Storm
New for 2011 is a power cruiser for riders who expect a harder-edge from their Triumph ride: the Triumph Thunderbird Storm motorcycle.
Powered by a big-bore 1700cc version of the Triumph T-16 parallel twin engine, the new Thunderbird Storm has massive 107 mm pistons that pump out a claimed 97 hp, with a meaty 115 lb/ft of torque at just 2950 rpm.
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The new for 2011 Triumph Speedmaster motorcycle features a host of updates to deliver an improved riding experience and an even more aggressive appearance.
2011 Tiger 1050
A truly versatile motorcycle, the 2011 Triumph Tiger 1050 returns as a capable sport touring bike, one that is equally at home in the urban jungle or wide open roads.
Rocket III Wheelie
Triumph's new 2010 Rocket III Roadster is the latest iteration of the offbeat motorcycle that created a rouse when it was first introduced in 2004. At 2.3 liters, the Rocket III Roadster is the world's largest production capacity motorcycle. The new power generated by Rocket III Roadster moves it out of the lackluster cruiser category and into the ultimate muscle cruiser world.
Biggest Torque Motorcycle
Legendary British motorcycle manufacturer Triumph is introducing the most powerful version yet of its 2.3 litre Rocket III, the Rocket III Roadster. For 2010 the Triumph Rocket III Roadster, the world's largest capacity motorcycle, gets higher spec and lower price tag. As well, the Rocket III Roadster moves out of pure cruiser territory and sneeks into the ultimate muscle streetfighter category, bringing the biggest torque found on any production motorcycle.