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Training helps Soldier save civilian driver
Jul 17, 2013
With years of training and a quick response, a Fort Benning Soldier came to the aid of a civilian driver during a routine commute last week.
MDW Military Police Officer Honored
Jul 16, 2013
The U.S. Army Military District of Washington's Military and Civilian Police Officer of the Year Award was presented to Specialist Timothy R. Mardirosian of the 289th MP Company during a ceremony at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, Va, 28 June, 2013.
Army Corrections Command (ACC) Successfully Completes its Reaccreditation
Jul 16, 2013
(U) American Correctional Association (ACA) Accreditation Audit of Headquarters, Army Corrections Command (U) DAPM-ACC. On 19-20 Jun 13, Headquarters, Army Corrections Command (ACC) successfully completed its reaccreditation audit against the ACA standards manual for Administration of Correctional Agencies with a compliance rating of 100%.
Deputy PMG Nominated for First Star
Jul 15, 2013
Deputy Provost Marshal General COL David P. Glaser was nominated for his first star July 2, one of 36 nominees. COL Glaser, a career Military Police officer, is responsible for oversight of U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command, Army Corrections Command and the Defense Forensics and Biometrics Agency.
Vehicle inspections protect post
Jul 12, 2013
Periodically, there are random car inspections at the Fort Belvoir entrance gates. Though they are frustrating to some Department of Defense civilians and non-government civilians, they help ensure the safety of the installation's work force and residents.
SGM Rippelmeyer, the Army Provost Sergeant Major
Jul 9, 2013
SGM Rippelmeyer assumed her new role on June 10, 2013 bringing a vast degree of experience and knowledge to Maj. Gen. David Quantock, who, as the Provost Marshal General, is the principal Army Staff officer for the development and execution of the Army Policing Functions and the principal military advisor to the Secretary of the Army and Chief of Staff of the Army on policing matters.
Fort Lee policeman honored after helping to save man's life
Jul 3, 2013
FORT LEE, Va. (July 4, 2013) -- In the everyday experiences of our lives, how improbable is the notion that our being could somehow be impacted by one among the masses of people we see but are oblivious to every day?
Post plays part in nationwide drug take-back success
Jun 27, 2013
Fort Rucker joined the fight and helped the Drug Enforcement Administration collect almost 750,000 pounds of unused prescription medication during "take-back" events across the nation.
Distracted driving is deadly and everyone's doing it
Jun 26, 2013
Lifting fingerprints - and Afghan justice
Jun 26, 2013
"Fingerprints and DNA," said Jonathan Hanning, "this is something very common ... that you are seeing in the courts here at the Justice Center in Parwan." The Justice Center in Parwan is in fact a unique court. The center is an Afghan controlled and operated court which primarily deals with terrorism and national security cases. Coalition Forces provide technical assistance and operate in an advisory capacity.
202nd MP Group, 1002nd MP Bn. inactivate, case colors
Jun 24, 2013
The 202nd Military Police Group (Criminal Investigations Division) and 1002nd Military Police Battalion (CID) inactivated during a ceremony at the Noncommissioned Officer Field at Daenner Kaserne June 21.
202nd MP Group, 1002nd MP Battalion inactivate, case colors
Jun 24, 2013
The 202nd Military Police Group (Criminal Investigations Division) and 1002nd Military Police Battalion (CID) inactivated during a ceremony at the Noncommissioned Officer Field on Daenner Kaserne, June 21.
DA officer selected as employee of the quarter
Jun 21, 2013
Department of the Army police officer Brian Mabry was named employee of the quarter, here.
Identity Theft Prevention
Jun 20, 2013
Protecting against identity theft in a modern society full of impersonal, financial transactions is an important issue to both civilians and military personnel. In particular, military personnel and retirees remain highly vulnerable to identity theft. The magnitude of preventing against stolen identities is more apparent when one examines the lost savings, time, and effort to repair a financial reputation following the theft. Preventing identity theft is preferable for obvious reasons, but it requires diligence. There are many government sites available to offer advice and guidance on how to protect against identity theft and what to do when identity theft occurs. The government website (www.usa.gov/topics/money/identity-theft/prevention.shtml) features advice on how to guard against identity theft for just about every type of identity thief. The IRS also has tips on its website (www.irs.gov/uac/Identity-Protection) to prevent identity theft, and it has several links to other sources that are helpful in identity theft prevention and resolution. Some of those links are to the FTC (www.identitytheft.gov), the SSA (http://ssa-custhelp.ssa.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/329), and applicable law enforcement (www.ic3.gov/default.aspx). The following suggestions from those sources should help to guard against identity theft.
14th MP BDE Warrior Police take Missouri Law Enforcement Exam
Jun 20, 2013
14th MP BDE Warrior police have 90% pass rate during Missouri Peace Officer Law Enforcement Exam
Distracted driving is deadly
Jun 19, 2013
Motor vehicle accidents involving a distracted driver kill thousands of people each year on America's roadways. Anytime drivers text, use a cell phone or navigation system, change a radio station, eat or drink, or do anything that diverts their attention from the road, the opportunity for an accident to happen increases exponentially.
Military police Soldiers receive hands-on training at Guardian Academy
Jun 19, 2013
FORT DRUM, N.Y. -- Military police must be able to react in a predicable way in very unpredictable situations. Whether they're patrolling the housing areas of Fort Drum or checking vehicles on the roadside in Afghanistan, military police Soldiers must be ready and trained to uphold the law and perform their duties in any situation.
Focusing on teen dating violence
Jun 18, 2013
WIESBADEN, Germany - Victim advocates from Army Community Service's Family Advocacy Program visited Wiesbaden High School this month in hopes of helping students recognize signs of teen dating violence. "The thing you need to understand is that dating violence is not just a black eye," Julie Wahlers, victim advocate coordinator for the program, told a group of seniors June 4. "It is a continuum."
Class teaches how to better recognize and investigate child abuse
Jun 18, 2013
WIESBADEN, Germany - For the first time, law enforcement, medical and social services personnel were able to take the Child Abuse Prevention Investigative Techniques class in Wiesbaden. The eight-day class, which took place June 10-19 at the Wiesbaden Entertainment Center, teaches people how to better recognize and investigate child abuse, said Michelle Stosich, Army Community Service Family Advocacy Program manager.
Tactical explosive detection dog boosts morale during mission
Jun 13, 2013
PAKTIKA PROVINCE, Afghanistan -- Every day, Spc. Logan Ellard buries a bit of TNT or C4 in the road at Forward Operating Base Orgun-E.
Guardsmen train for upcoming law and order mission
Jun 11, 2013
More than 40 Kentucky Army National Guardsmen conducted mission specific training under the guidance and direction of fellow military police trainer/mentors assigned to 1-307th Infantry Battalion, 174th Infantry Brigade, First Army Division East.
200th MPCOM Soldier honored: Army Reserve center dedicated
Jun 10, 2013
CARY, N.C. - The Army Reserve center in Cary, N.C., was renamed June 8, in a light but solemn ceremony that celebrated the short life and service of Spc. Daniel Lucas Elliott. Elliott, a military police officer assigned to the 200th Military Police Command, was killed in action July 15, 2011 in Basra, Iraq, when his vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb just three days shy of his 22nd birthday.
Farewell Dinner for CSM and Mrs. Fowler
Jun 10, 2013
On June 7, 2013, MG David Quantock hosted a farewell dinner for CSM and Mrs Fowler, attended by Soldiers, Civilians and Families of the Office of the Provost Marshal General, US Army Criminal Investigation Command, Army Corrections Command, and the Defense Forensics and Biometrics Agency.
Maryland State Police briefs RDECOM on regional gang activity
Jun 10, 2013
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. -- Recognizing the signs of potential gang activity is essential to ensuring military personnel and facilities remain safe, U.S. Army officials said. Cpl. Joe Pompilii of the Maryland State Police briefed the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command's protection committee June 6 on gang activity.
'Sticking' it to Vehicle Accidents
Jun 9, 2013
Often, a simple approach to safety can be effective. What started as an aggressive, revamped vehicle backing safety program evolved into a unique initiative that reduced Fort Knox transportation motor pool nontactical vehicle accidents by 50 percent. Here's how we did it:
US advisers provide Afghan police valuable training
Jun 8, 2013
U.S. Members of the Logar Afghan Uniformed Police Security Force Advise and Assist Team with 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, trained a team of Afghan National Civil Order Police how to counteract improvised explosive devices at Patrol Base Pul-e-Alam, May 23.
JBM-HH bike patrol MPs pedal into second season
Jun 7, 2013
Perhaps you've seen them at an intersection, answering a question from someone needing directions on Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall or assisting visitors in Arlington National Cemetery.
Hiding in plain sight
Jun 5, 2013
Experts say leaving valuables in sight in vehicles invites thieves
CASCOM leader development focuses on sexual misconduct prevention
Jun 5, 2013
As the commanding general of the Combined Arms Support Command and Fort Lee, the top priority of Maj. Gen. Larry D. Wyche, as well as the Army, is preventing sexual assault and sexual harassment. One of the avenues he has taken to spread the word is through leader professional development sessions.
5th AR cross-trains active-duty MPs into corrections field
Jun 4, 2013
McGREGOR RANGE, N.M. -- With the Army's increased demand for corrections specialists, many military police are cross-training into the corrections field. Last month, Soldiers in the 551st Military Police Company from Fort Campbell, Ky., were introduced to the world of detainee operations by members of 3rd Battalion, 362nd Armored Regiment, Task Force Stallion, 5th Armored Brigade, Division West.
Under Secretary, Vice Chief: Support for deployed troops Army's top fiscal priority
Jun 4, 2013
As two of the Army's most senior leaders address fiscal challenges and the complexities of combat operations in Afghanistan, they remain firmly committed to the Army's number one fiscal priority, supporting the warfighter.
200th MPCOM Champion Video News Magazine
May 30, 2013
The 200th Military Police Command's quarterly newscast featuring stories about military police Soldiers around the globe.
Tradewinds 2013 Police Tactical Medical Training
May 30, 2013
Royal Saint Lucian Police Force detectives receive tactical medical training as part of Tradewinds 2013. Members of the Florida Army National Guard conducted the training. Available in High Definition.
Military police taser training
May 30, 2013
Military Police from 3rd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division certify on electronic control devices, commonly known as tasers.
Law Enforcement Torch Run benefits Special Olympics
May 30, 2013
Soldiers from the 759th Military Police Battalion participated in the Law Enforcement Torch Run to benefit Special Olympics May 21.
438th MPs support, train with Fort McCoy police
May 29, 2013
FORT MCCOY, Wis. -- Army Reserve Military Police (MP) law-and-order officers provided support to the Fort McCoy Directorate of Emergency Services (DES) Police Department and received valuable training at the installation in May. The 438th MP Detachment of Salt Lake City also provided support to the Warrior Exercise during its two-week annual training period at Fort McCoy, said Lt. Col. Michael Porter, 438th Provost Marshal.
3 Afghan National Police headquarters facilities now complete in Western Afghanistan
May 28, 2013
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers completed construction of three Afghan Uniform Police headquarters facilities in Western Afghanistan, well ahead of schedule.
MPs raise the bar, join '1,000 lb. Club'
May 23, 2013
As the sun set and the orange full moon rose over the Afghan mountains, the number of people gathered at the gym slowly increased as they waited to see the first female join the '1,000 lb. Club,' at Forward Operating Base Gamberi, April 26. U.S. Army Pfc. Dannesha Jones, a native of Lake Elsinore, Calif., has been lifting weights since the age of 16. When she saw the '1,000 lb. Club,' flyer up, the competitor inside wanted her to take part. She stopped weightlifting for a while and recently got back into the sport because she realized how much she loved it. Jones and the rest of team serve as "Guardian Angels" at FOB Gamberi and have been in Afghanistan for almost seven months. She and her squad of military police officers are assigned to 543rd Military Police Company, 91st Military Police Battalion, 16th Military Police Brigade, based out of Fort Drum, N.Y.
Military working dog detachment at Fort Drum earns FORSCOM's top award
May 23, 2013
Flags In ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
May 23, 2013
Tomb Sentinels honored America's fallen heroes with a " Flags In" ceremony, May 23.
Flags In 2013
May 23, 2013
Soldiers of the 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard), place American flags in front of fallen veteran's gravestones during Flags In, May 23, in Arlington National Cemetery, Va.
Members of 527th MP Co. head to Kosovo
May 22, 2013
The 527th Military Police Company, 2nd platoon, prepare to deploy.
Vicenza MPs take bicycle patrol training
May 22, 2013
Bicycle patrol training was held for the military police in Vicenza, Italy at the new base, Del Din. With favorable weather, the MPs hope to create more face time with members of the community.
8th MPs flex muscle in certifying 71st Chem
May 22, 2013
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii -- A loud bang disrupts a tranquil sunny morning in a training field located at Schofield Barracks. "Help!" "Hurry!" "They went that way!" "I'm sick!" "There's another bomb," was simultaneously heard screamed by more than 60 role-playing victims running from the explosion; while others fell down succumbing to their fake injuries. Chaos, right? Not for the Soldiers of the 8th Military Police Brigade, 8th Theater Sustainment Command. In a display like none other, the 8th MP Bde. mobilized its diverse array of elements and assets in a Consequence Management Exercise held April 24 -25.
8th MPs inaugural Make a Difference Day
May 22, 2013
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii -- Anyone familiar with military life knows Soldiers and their families are busy to say the least; and with the many day-to-day obligations that military families incur they may not have the time to take advantage of the opportunities available to them that come with living in a military community. The 8th Military Police Brigade, 8th Theater Sustainment Command, held their inaugural "Make a Difference Day," May 3 to change that; not only for one day but for years to come.
Experts warn travelers of pickpockets
May 21, 2013
Commotion, jostling in crowd could be a distraction for theives
Law Enforcement Dinner Banquet
May 21, 2013
Dugway Proving Ground, UT Directorate of Emergency Service's (DES) hosted a Law Enforcement Dinner Banquet on Saturday, May 18 2013. Partnering with our neighboring agencies, Tooele County Sheriff's Office and Grantsville City Police Department, we had a total of 84 attendees.
Military police in Japan recognize National Police Week
May 20, 2013
Soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines from military police units on Okinawa participated in a Defender's Challenge competition May 14 on Kadena Air Base, Japan.
Provost Marshal General Hosts Twilight Tattoo
May 20, 2013
Provost Marshal General MG David Quantock was the host for the Military District of Washington's Twilight Tattoo military pageant May 15, 2013.
Oh, Zap: MPs train on non-lethal measures
May 14, 2013
Off Plant Road, tucked between Lewis Main and Lewis North, lies a grassy area, surrounded by towering pine trees, where on a sunny Washington day you can hear the birds chirping and the roar of an occasional Chinook or Black Hawk helicopter as it flies by.
Police units train active shooter scenario
May 13, 2013
German and American law enforcement units train active shooter scenario
Army Reserve legal, military police Soldiers train together during real-world scenarios
May 13, 2013
The real-life scenario gave military police, paralegals and judge advocates a venue to work together to fine-tune their detainee operation procedures to ensure the military police actions were in compliance with the Geneva Convention.
Protect your Family, yourself with iWatch
May 10, 2013
Fort Belvoir community members can help stop terrorism by participating in the iWatch program. iWatch is an Army wide anti-terrorism awareness initiative that encourages Army Families to be active in the protection of their homes by reporting suspicious activity to anti-terrorism officers. Belvoir's ATOs want to know if community members witness an unfamiliar person or persons videotaping post facilities, taking photos or demonstrating odd driving maneuvers near a gate. These may be terrorists plotting acts against Fort Belvoir. The installation wants to stop them before they can act on their plans.
DES Police Award Nomination
May 8, 2013
Dugway Proving Ground, Directorate of Emergency Services Police Officer, Security Officer, and Dispatcher of the Year Award Nominations
American, Canadian MPs train together during Exercise Promethean Ram
Apr 30, 2013
Army Reserve soldiers assigned to the 200th Military Police Command's 443rd Military Police Company recently participated in the Canadian Forces' Exercise Promethean Ram during the month of April here.
Military police conduct close combat exercise in California
Apr 30, 2013
Realistic scenarios challenge soldiers to apply their skills as if they were in a theater of operations. Combat Support Training Exercise 91 13-01 provides Military Police units a wide variety of tasks to practice. An overnight mission found them methodically searching a mock village for simulated explosives.
I Corps provost marshal sergeant major awarded prestigious MP honor
Apr 29, 2013
In 1986, Sgt. Maj. Alan J. West enlisted in the Army for a three-year commitment. He planned on leaving the military and going to college after his initial enlistment, but after serving five years with the 95th Military Police Battalion, 272nd Military Police Company in Germany, he felt he had found his true calling. Twenty-seven years later, he said he will continue to serve until the Army kicks him out the door.
Distracted driving potentially deadly
Apr 25, 2013
As temperatures rise, more people are hitting the outdoors, increasing the potential for encounters with distracted drivers, but Fort Rucker's Directorate of Public Safety wants to make sure motorists and pedestrians are safe while on the installation.
Army 2020 Generating Health & Discipline in the Force (Gold Book)
Apr 24, 2013
Gold Book - Army 2020 Generating Health & Discipline in the Force
Army Health Promotion Risk Reduction Suicide Prevention Report 2010 (Red Book) PDF
Apr 24, 2013
Army Health Promotion Risk Reduction Suicide Prevention Report 2010 (Red Book) PDF
Alcohol and drunk driving puts lives at risk
Apr 23, 2013
It's easy to avoid drunk driving to stay safe
See something, say something encouraged
Apr 19, 2013
In light of the bombings at the Boston Marathon April 15, active duty and civilian personnel on Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall are encouraged to be aware of anything suspicious on or off the joint base.
911 dispatchers: 'The team behind the scenes'
Apr 11, 2013
The nation's 911 dispatchers, collectively known as the team behind the scenes, have one of the most valuable and underappreciated jobs in America.
Fort Bragg MPs shed tears for training
Apr 11, 2013
Assist, Protect, and Defend. To some, just words on the side of a car; to the military police, they are the lifeblood of the occupation. Weeks of training are conducted to ensure personnel on Fort Bragg are kept safe day in and day out.
Traits of being a desk sergeant
Apr 2, 2013
Behind the operations of a military police station exists at least one individual serving as the focal point for command and control, and communication in a law and order unit.
OPMG - Report a Crime PDF
Mar 22, 2013
OMPG - Report a Crime PDF
Bragg MPs start female mentorship program
Mar 18, 2013
The warrior mentality on the battlefield is genderless, and the desire to fight for freedom and one's country are not distinguished by biological differences. Women have been serving in the United States Army from the beginning, and as the world highlights women's achievements during the month of March, one Fort Bragg, N.C., unit has taken the lead in developing and supporting strong women leaders.
MPs sharpen their instincts
Mar 15, 2013
18th MP Brigade tests professional law enforcement proficiency
Army Corrections Command
Mar 12, 2013
Army Corrections Command
OPMG Emergency Information PDF
Mar 12, 2013
OPMG Emergency Information PDF
OPMG Report Suspicious Activity Information PDF
Mar 12, 2013
OPMG Report Suspicious Activity Information PDF
Fort Bragg MP honored for efforts against drunk driving
Mar 8, 2013
The North Carolina office of Mothers Against Drunk Driving recognized a member of the Fort Bragg military police for his efforts in the fight against drunk driving at a ceremony in Cary, N.C., Feb. 22.
Tactical Explosive Detection Dog (T.E.D.D.) "Livee" PFC Franklin Sena
Mar 5, 2013
T.E.D.D. "Livee" and PFC Franklin Sena conduct their first combat patrol together in Southern Afghanistan. Produced by Sgt. Kyle Burns.
CID warns of email scam, criminals posing as police
Mar 5, 2013
The U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command is warning both the Army community and the public about a new Internet phishing scam where criminals are attempting to pose as Army CID officials.
MP Strategic Plan 2020
Feb 25, 2013
The STRATPLAN addresses the "forge the future" priority. Senior Military Police leaders have reflected on the lessons of war and discussed who we are, what we do and how we can be better. The fruits of these efforts is captured in the STRATPLAN, which is appropriately linked to the Army Plan and the 2012 Army Strategic Planning Guidance.
OPMG Mission and Responsibilities
Feb 25, 2013
OPMG Mission and Responsibilities
What actions to take when flagging a Soldier
Feb 21, 2013
FORT SILL, Okla.-- While visiting units across the Fires Center of Excellence over the last few months, we noticed particular trends involving the suspension of favorable actions for Soldiers. We wanted to share this information with the Fort Sill team to clear up any misconceptions regarding flags.
Military Corrections System Level II and Level III Definition Change.
Feb 18, 2013
Military Corrections System Level II and Level III Definition Change.
Feb 18, 2013
Fort Bragg MP noncommissioned officers tackle barracks responsibilities
Feb 15, 2013
Soldiers living in the barracks have seen a recent change in the way the barracks are being run at Fort Bragg and around the Army. Noncommissioned officers have reclaimed the responsibility for the day-to-day operations of the bachelor enlisted quarters. Army leadership has ordered a revision of barracks management responsibility and created what is now known as the First Sergeant Barracks Program.
TEDD handler, dog go on first mission together
Feb 12, 2013
After hours of climbing over the rugged grape rows of Afghanistan in search of a weapons cache, Pfc. Franklin Sena and his platoon heard the familiar sound of small-arms fire coming at them.
Fort Knox TASS Training Center course combines civil affairs and psychological operations training
Feb 12, 2013
More than 130 Warrior Citizens participated in a joint Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Field Training Exercise as part of a Military Occupational Specialty reclassification course at the Total Army School System Training Center, Fort Knox, Feb. 4-11, 2013.
CASCOM supports April's Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Feb 11, 2013
Col. Aimee L. Kominiak, 23rd Quartermaster Brigade commanding officer, U.S. Army Quartermaster School, shared her personal thoughts on leadership dealing with sexual harassment during an interview Feb. 8.
Smart phone charging increases cyber threat
Feb 8, 2013
Smart phone owners with access to government computers in South Korea have rapidly become the number one group of cyber security violators at Yongsan Garrison, South Korea.
Mass Casualty Exercise Prepares Responders at Kandahar Airfield
Feb 8, 2013
Realistic training at Kandahar Airfield prepares medics and combat lifesavers for emergencies.
Deputy Provost Marshal General
Feb 8, 2013
Deputy Provost Marshal General
Leadership - Office of the Provost Marshal General
Feb 8, 2013
Leadership - Office of the Provost Marshal General
'Dog father' retires from military service
Feb 7, 2013
A military working dog, Lando, retired from military service Feb. 1, 2013, at Conn Barracks in Schweinfurt, Germany. Lando served eight years with the Army, deployed four times, and tallied up 15 confirmed finds downrange.
Contact Us
Feb 7, 2013
Contact information for OMPG
Officials name Fort Drum's antiterrorism program best in Army
Feb 7, 2013
Two anti-terrorism officers at Fort Drum, N.Y., spend much of their time examining the installation through the enemy's eyes, ensuring that the world's worst-case scenarios never make it onto the installation.
Feb 7, 2013
OPMG's Operation's Division Mission, Responsibilities, Programs and Initiatives Overview
Feb 7, 2013
OPMG's Operation's Division Mission, Responsibilities, Programs and Initiatives Overview
Feb 7, 2013
OPMG's Strategic Initiatives Group's Mission, Responsibilities, Programs and Initiatives Overview
Feb 7, 2013
OPMG's Operation's Division Mission, Responsibilities, Programs and Initiatives Overview
Feb 7, 2013
OPMG's Sustainment's Mission, Responsibilities, Programs and Initiatives Overview
Yellow Means Stop
Feb 7, 2013
How many times have you approached a traffic light just as it turned yellow and said to yourself, "I can make it"? As you punch the gas and fly through the intersection, you look up and see the light change to red. With a devious grin, you praise your great driving skills. I'll be the first to admit that I've done this countless times with no thought of the danger I might avoid if I would have just slowed down and stopped. However, an accident I wasn't even involved in forever changed my thinking.
History of PMG
Feb 6, 2013
The history of the Office of the Provost Marshall General started in 1778.
From the Director of Army Safety - Measuring Up
Feb 1, 2013
One of the perennial questions in safety is, "How do we measure what we're doing?" Too often, the only metric we have available is how many Soldiers died in accidents during any particular period. We've gotten into the habit of looking at those numbers and attributing our safety programs' success or failure to them. This isn't necessarily a bad thing; we obviously want the arrow pointing downward on accidental deaths. But, I don't believe it's enough to quantify what we do every day with only a single figure - safety is much bigger and more complex than that.
Making a difference is the hallmark of public service
Jan 30, 2013
Under Secretary of the Army Joseph W. Westphal hosts the retirement ceremony for Ms. Cheryl Ryefield, after more than 35 years of public service, 30 Jan. 2013, Pentagon, Washington D.C. During his remarks, Westphal discussed the critical role of DA Civilians in support of the U.S. Army and praised Ms. Ryefield's selfless service and dedication; recognizing her as a beacon to others who are pursuing the mantel of public service. During her remarkable career, Ms. Ryefield worked for the Defense Mapping Agency, Defense Logistics Agency, in support of the U.S. Embassy in Thailand, the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies, and the Office of the Chief of Public Affairs. She spent the majority of her career as a technical photographer, graphic designer, and video producer; retiring as the Deputy Chief, Electronic Imaging Branch Office of the Chief of Public Affairs. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Bernardo Fuller)
Provost Marshal General: Resilience programs protected from budget cuts
Jan 30, 2013
Programs that effectively strengthen Soldier and Family resilience will not be lost to looming budget cuts, the Provost Marshal General of the Army said Jan. 28 during a video teleconference with 1st Infantry Division leaders at Fort Riley, Kan.


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Not to belittle the dangers involved in steroid use, but does it strike anyone else as odd that the same president who is completely unaware of what is going on at the FBI, the IRS, the Justice Department, the State Department, and in the the West Wing of the White House is nevertheless up to speed on the activities of six people involved in the steroid trade?
Obviously Steroid use is the most pressing problem facing the US today.
Thank you President Obama for this bold move.
Hopefully your dynamic action won't distract you from those other minor issues like Benghazi, IRS abuses of power, or the DOJ targeting news organizations they don't like.
After all, we know you are intimately involved in running everything in this country.
That is or course, unless there is a problem.
Then the issue is how you just can't seem to hire good help.
There are over a million steroid users in the U.S., according to Science magazine. Most are middle class white collar guys who use steroids to improve their body composition and appearance and libido. For some reason, these are known as performance enhancing drugs, while Viagra is merely a treatment for a physical dysfunction. Hmmm.
These drugs, especially the injectibles, are not very dangerous. The oral steroids are more risky because of the possibility of liver damage. However, note all the big pharma TV commercials for their products. Without exception they warn not to take their products if you have liver damage or disease. Tylenol is particularly nasty.
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Okay, I will give you five toothpicks.
I opened this thread because I was hoping it was a map of 5 planets balanced precariously on toothpicks... one of them glowing from too much radiation, as the universe god, with a sun in his mouth, attempted to eat it.
Anyway... Welcome to the guild, FMT.
I'm Jalyha, I'm also new here, and I'm totally insane.


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So I dated someone who is now my best friend, and I'm trying to figure out what they have. I know, as well as he does, that he has a disorder, either sexual, emotional, or based around PTSD.
But I'm truely not sure what it is. It seems that he has gone through a lot in his life, from taking care of his mother at a young age, to living in a cult from his birth to his 16th year of life. he is now 19, and still has a lot of problems.
Before he dated me, he still held emotion, but after the break up we had, which appened two years ago, his emotions seemed to get messed up.
He still feels romantic attractions, but RARELY, and often can go months without feeling truely happy.
We had a rough break up, and right after the break up was when he turned rather null to his emotions. HE said that what he did was try his hardest to bloc kaway the emotion and hide them the best he could.
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September 2, 2011 - Government agencies at the Bannister Federal Complex filed a permit modification request today with the Missouri Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 7 to consolidate efforts and address in a comprehensive manner the environmental assessment and cleanup of the Complex. The request seeks to modify the Missouri Hazardous Waste Management Facility Part I permit and Environmental Protection Agency Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments Part II Permit.
The facilities at the complex, owned by the U.S. Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) and the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), currently operate under separate environmental programs. If approved, the NNSA and GSA would work together on environmental monitoring and cleanup.
"This expansion provides a more comprehensive, complex-wide approach to addressing environmental issues at the 300-acre Bannister Federal Complex and makes good sense from a planning perspective," said Mark Holecek, site manager for NNSA's Kansas City Site Office. "We want to move forward and get all necessary environmental work done sooner rather than later as we prepare for eventual reuse of the area owned by the NNSA. Including the entire Bannister Federal Complex under the same permit allows us to work together with GSA to manage our environmental responsibilities in a more integrated manner."
The NNSA's Kansas City Plant (KCP) is building a new facility about eight miles south of the Bannister Federal Complex. The move is expected to begin in January 2013. KCP produces non-nuclear parts for nuclear weapons; the manufacturing facility is managed and operated by Honeywell FM&T.
The proposed permit modifications are one outcome of discussions held during the past year with members of the Interagency Environmental Leadership Council (IELC). Members include local and regional leaders from five governmental entities: NNSA, GSA, MDNR, EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers (responsible for the old landfill at the Bannister Federal Complex). The IELC was formed in 2010 to review past and current environmental actions at the Bannister Federal Complex, establish a Community Advisory Panel for public input, and pave a safe path for the reuse of the site.
"Working together as a council and seeking public input has helped all of us to better understand past, current and future environmental issues facing the entire Bannister Federal Complex," said Jason Klumb, GSA regional administrator and an IELC member.
The permit modification application requires a review of previous complex-wide environmental investigations, assessment of current environmental issues, a risk screening based on current and potential property uses and an evaluation of new opportunities for cleanup.
As an EPA-authorized program, MDNR issues permits to hazardous waste facilities under RCRA-equivalent state laws and regulations, and oversees corrective action activities at those facilities such as those proposed in the permit modification for the Bannister Federal Complex. Under this framework, EPA and MDNR have developed a Memorandum of Agreement to document the agencies' continued coordination and joint regulation of environmental issues through the Missouri Hazardous Waste Management Facility Permit.
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Under the EPA/GSA Environmental Work Agreement, GSA has performed site investigations, removal assessment and response actions under EPA oversight for the past year. The assessments have included indoor air quality, drinking water testing and groundwater sampling.
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Lacuna Coil have released a new video for their track "Trip the Darkness," which you can view below. The song is taken from the Italian metal group's upcoming album, Dark Adrenaline, which is set for release on January 24. Let us know what you think in the comments.
The band will be hitting the road next month as part of Megadeth's Gigantour, along with Motörhead and Volbeat. You can view the full list of dates below the video.
Gigantour dates:
01/26 Camden, NJ, Susquehanna Bank Center
01/27 Uncasville, CT, Mohegan Sun Arena
01/28 New York, NY, Theater at Madison Square Garden
01/29 Lowell, MA, Tsongas Arena
01/31 Baltimore, MD, Rams Head Live (Lacuna Coil headliner show)
02/01 Glens Falls, NY, Glens Falls Civic Center
02/02 Quebec City, QC, Colisee Pepsi Arena
02/03 Montreal, QC, Bell Centre
02/05 Kingston, ON, K-Rock Centre
02/07 Oshawa, ON, General Motors Centre
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02/09 Auburn Hills, MI, Palace of Auburn Hills
02/10 Chicago, IL, Aragon Ballroom
02/12 Milwaukee, WI, Eagles Ballroom
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(Varicose Veins of the Scrotum—Child)En Español (Spanish Version)
A varicocele occurs when blood backs up in the main veins that drain the scrotum. The scrotum is the pouch that contains the testes in males. The condition is usually painless. It is important that your child see a doctor if he develops swelling in the scrotum.
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This condition occurs when the valve in the main vein of the scrotum does not work properly. This causes blood to back up.
If your child experiences any of these symptoms, do not assume it is due to a varicocele. These symptoms may be caused by other, sometimes serious, health conditions. If your child experiences any one of them, see the doctor:
- Painless swelling in the scrotum
- Enlarged or twisted veins in the scrotum—You will be able to see or feel a varicocele. It is an enlarged or twisted vein in the scrotum. You may also see shrinkage of the testicles. Varicoceles typically change in size and are larger when standing or straining. Varicoceles occur more commonly on the left side.
The doctor will ask about your child's symptoms and medical history and do a physical exam. Tests may include the following:
- Ultrasound —a test that uses sound waves to examine the contents of the scrotum
- Urine tests
Treatment is not required in all cases. However, treatment may include:
- Open surgery—The vein is surgically cut and tied off.
- Catheter ablation—Heat is applied through a catheter to destroy the vein.
- Catheter embolization—A substance is placed in the vein to block it.
- Laparoscopy —This involves the use of a thin, lighted tube inserted into the abdomen to view the vessels in the body as they lead to the testicle.
Follow the doctor's instructions if your child is diagnosed with this condition.
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Mayo Clinic. Varicocele. Mayo Clinic website. Available at: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/Varicocele/DS00618 . Updated July 8, 2010. Accessed November 11, 2010.
Tekgul S, Riedmiller H, Gerharz E, et al. Varicocele in children and adolescents. Guidelines on paediatric urology. European Association of Urology . 2009;23-25.
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The traditional rule of libraries may have been "no talking, no dancing and definitely no loud music." But for one special night more than 300 adult library enthusiasts enjoyed an after-hours party to kick off the highly anticipated renovation of CLP - South Side.Even Library founder Andrew Carnegie made an appearance - if only in cardboard form.
DJ Carla Leininger of Global Beats kept the building hopping, while party-goers sampled food donated by neighborhood eateries and savored "Book Drops," a signature cocktail that Clique Vodka mixologists created exclusively for the event. Outside, lights, music and the sight of people leaving the Library with do-it-yourself crafts from the I Made It Market! turned the heads of even the most seasoned Carson Street revelers.
More than $12,000 was raised through event ticket sales and a silent auction that featured fierce competitive bidding on eclectic items from the Library's long history. Supporters cast bids on a variety of items including survival supplies from when the Library was a bomb shelter in the early 1960s, desks, vintage television armoires and bookcases.
"I enjoyed being part of the Late Night Committee," said Betsy Plank, Sales Manager for the Omni William Penn Hotel. "Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh is an important organization that does so much good for so many people here in the city."
Ms. Plank was one of 28 committee members who volunteered their time to organize and promote the event. "This event is a great way to show young professionals what an important resource the Library is to our great city and that the Library needs support," Ms. Plank said. "I had fun and look forward to next year!"
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We're nearing the South Atlantic all star game and today, the players who will be headed to the game, including six Augusta GreenJackets.
Three pitcher and three position players will be part of the fun. On the mound, Martin Agosta, Chris Stratton and Tyler Mizenko were tabbed. Agosta has a 5 and 2 mark with a team high 71 strikeouts and a miniscule 2.47 era. Stratton is the future of the franchise and has a 6 and 3 mark with 63 k's. For Mizenko, he's second in the league with 13 saves and has given up two total runs all year.
Mitch Delfino, Jesus Galindo and Matt Duffy were also selected. Duffy leads the team with a 298 batting average while Galindo is a point behind him and has 29 stolen bases to lead the team. Delfino is one of the top power hitters with five homers and 36 runs batted in, which is high on the team. The all star game is june 18th in Lakewood, New Jersey.
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A couple of observations about my roster:
- The most obvious difference between my roster and the one the real-life Yankees will probably carry is that I don't have a true backup catcher. Frankly I don't really see the point of wasting a roster spot on Austin Romine, or even Francisco Cervelli if he's healthy. Russell Martin isn't going to need a day off, and if he happens to get hurt, you're carrying two emergency catchers in Posada and Montero. If the injury is serious, you can replace him with Romine then.
- Yes, I'm carrying A.J. Burnett on the roster. I hadn't anticipated doing that, but when it came down to it, I was between Burnett and Luis Ayala for the final spot. Considering this is a pretty low leverage job, I figure Burnett presents more upside than Ayala.
- I've gone with Bartolo Colon over Freddy Garcia for the third spot in the rotation. There's no particular reason for that, other than a gut feeling that Colon is a better bet to give you four or five solid innings than Garcia is. I would fully anticipate aggressively deploying the bullpen in that start.
- Obviously, I'm throwing C.C. Sabathia on short rest in the ALDS, if for no other reason than that the structure of the schedule means that Ivan Nova can come back to pitch game five on regular rest if he needs to. This is what they're paying the big guy big bucks for, so if the Yankees go to a game four in the ALDS, you bet your life I've got C.C. on the mound.
- If the ALDS opponent is Texas, this roster gives you a lot of flexibility against their left-handed starters. You can either start Brett Gardner in left field and have Andruw Jones DH, or you can start Jones in left and have Montero DH. If you start Jones and Montero, you've got Gardner, Posada, and Chavez available on the bench to match up late in the game.
- Greg Golson is the last guy on the roster. He's there mostly to be available as a pinch runner, as well as an extra outfielder.
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — The baseball season is a marathon, not a sprint. This spring, because of the third installment of the World Baseball Classic, it's the equivalent of multiple Bolder Boulders.
As a result, Todd Helton and Rafael Betancourt, the oldest players among Rockies' regulars, will pace themselves. Helton, 39, will not play in the first handful of games and Betancourt, who turns 38 in April, won't make his Cactus League debut until later next week.
"What gets you right? I don't care what that looks like (for each guy), that's what we are going to do," manager Walt Weiss said after a shortened practice Thursday due to rain and eventually hail. "For a guy like Todd, there's no reason to put your foot on the pedal right out of the gate. And Raffy, a veteran like that, has earned a longer leash."
Helton had his right hip labrum repaired Aug. 9. He has demonstrated good bat speed in early batting practice.
"I feel fine now. It's how I feel as the season goes on," said Helton, who's in the final year of his contract.
Betancourt will throw live batting practice two more times before deciding when to throw in a game. He enters spring as the team's closer.
"It's a long spring," Betancourt said. "There's plenty of time to get ready."
Rotation spin. The Rockies mapped out their rotation for the next week, beginning with Friday's intrasquad game and Saturday's spring training opener against the Diamondbacks.
All rotation candidates are starting in the first week, save for Christian Friedrich, who remains behind the other pitchers as he deals with back and neck stiffness. Drew Pomeranz, Jeff Francis, Juan Nicasio, Tyler Chatwood, Jhoulys Chacin and Jorge De La Rosa will pitch during the first four games.
Chacin WBC-bound. Chacin passed a required physical for insurance purposes, freeing him to join Venezuela for the WBC. He figures to make two starts for the Rockies before leaving. Reliever Edgmer Escalona, who was listed on the Venezuela preliminary roster, will not participate.
"I have to make the team here. I need to stay and work on my sinker," Escalona said.
Chacin, by the way, is sporting several new tattoos. He has "confidence" and his daughter's name in Chinese symbols on his right and left arm, respectively. And on his right biceps reads the saying: "Family is not the only thing, it is everything."
"I got them right after last season. It only took about three hours," he said.
Footnotes. Pitcher Miguel Batista, the oldest player in camp at 42, signed with the Rockies, his 13th team, because of "opportunity and the future. I like what they are building here. They aren't just saying it, they are trying to do something that will last for a long time." ... Several young pitchers will work in the intrasquad game, including former first-round pick Tyler Anderson, Parker Frazier, Chad Bettis and Nick Schmidt. ... Guest instructor Eric Young Sr. is not staying at son Eric Young Jr.'s valley home during spring training. "He's married now. I have to give him his space," he said.
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|Cappers, René T. J.
|Roman foodprints at Berenike : archaeobotanical evidence of subsistence and trade in the Eastern Desert of Egypt / René T.J. Cappers.
|Los Angeles : Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, University of California, c2006.
|xvi, 229 p. : ill. (some col.), maps (some col.) ; 28 cm.
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|"During the Graeco-Roman period, Berenike served as a gateway to the outside world together with Myos Hormos. Commodities were imported from Africa south of the Sahara, Arabia, and India into the Greek and Roman Empire, the importance of both harbors evidenced by several contemporary sources. Between 1994 and 2002, eight excavation seasons were conducted at Berenike by the University of Delaware and Leiden University, the Netherlands. This book presents the results of the archaeobotanical research of the Roman deposits. It is shown that the study of a transit port such as Berenike, located at the southeastern fringe of the Roman Empire, is highly effective in producing new information on the import of all kinds of luxury items. In addition to the huge quantities of black pepper, plant remains of more than 60 cultivated plant species could be evidenced, several of them for the first time in an archaeobotanical context. For each plant species detailed information on its (possible) origin, its use, its preservation qualities, and the Egyptian subfossil record is provided. The interpretation of the cultivated plants, including the possibilities of cultivation in Berenike proper, is supported by ethnoarchaeobotanical research that has been conducted over the years. The reconstruction of the former environment is based on the many wild plant species that were found in Berenike and the study of the present desert vegetation."--BOOK JACKET.
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