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The Company is also continuing to progress the proposed listing of its Indonesian coal assets on the Singapore 'Catalist' Stock Exchange. These existing investments comprise a 331/3% interest in the Delta coal mine in East Kalimantan, Indonesia and majority interests in five Mining Licences that form the Tabalong coal project in South Kalimantan. As part of the planned listing, funds will be raised in Singapore to fund the development of the Tabalong project through to production, strengthen the balance sheet for the existing Delta mine and progress the exploration programs for both projects. The company is targeting completion during the second half of 2015.
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Choosing a marijuana delivery method involves weighing legality, safety and ease of use, and effectiveness. Back in 2004, when I was a staffer at the Marijuana Policy Project, an organization based in Washington, D.C., that works to legalize and regulate marijuana use, I met dozens of patients who used varying methods of marijuana consumption. Since I don't have any medical training, I brushed up on the latest technology by speaking to medical-marijuana patients including Angel Raich, who will be forever remembered by first-year law students as the plaintiff in the Supreme Court case Gonzales v. Raich; Philippe Lucas, president of the Vancouver Island Compassion Society and one of about 1,200 legally registered medical marijuana patients in Canada; and Alison Myrden, another Canadian patient. The reviews of the various delivery methods are based on what they told me about their experiences.
Security (10 possible points): Will using this product land you in jail? A legally prescribed product gets a 10. Everything else is rated based on the chances of getting arrested.
Safety (5 possible points): Might this product give you lung cancer or a respiratory ailment like bronchitis? Because many medical-marijuana patients already have cancer or seriously debilitating illnesses, this won't matter to everyone. For more on attendant health risks, here's the medical journal BMJ's take.
Portability and Ease of Use (10 possible points): Can a sick or disabled person easily carry the product around or out of the house? And is preparation doable if you have a limited range of motion? Products that must be taken orally lose 5 points since many medical marijuana users suffer from nausea, which makes swallowing a pill or eating a brownie decidedly unappealing.
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This comprehensive volume provides easily-accessible factual material on all major areas of warfare in the medieval west. The whole geographical area of medieval Europe, including eastern Europe, is covered, including essential elements from outside Europe such as Byzantine warfare, nomadic horde invasions and the Crusades.
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For a widescreen view of Western Europe, try the European Panorama trip, which takes you through 12 countries. Drinking wine in Bordeaux, eating traditional tapas in Barcelona, beach bumming on the Greek Island of Corfu, bike riding in the Dutch countryside. These are just a few of the activities you have available to you while touring panorama style. Whether you're into art, adventure or just ...
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The European Explorer is the ultimate holiday for those wanting to travel to all the major destinations and do it with a little luxury! Make your way through 17 countries in a little over a month with all the big names being accounted for - Paris, Barcelona, Florence, Rome and Amsterdam - as well as some of the lesser known through Albania, Croatia, Montenegro and Bosnia. And if you think tha...
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VANCOUVER — Years ago, Johnny Spillane saved his young brother from bleeding to death in the Rocky Mountain wilderness. How to repay such a debt of love? Well, on a Valentine's Day that caused hearts to swell with pride in the small Colorado town of Steamboat Springs, his little bro gave a tiny piece of chocolate to Spillane, who promptly went out and made U.S. Olympic history.
"He saved my life," Sam Spillane said Sunday, basking in the glow of a silver medal won by his older sibling. "I gave him a Snickers bar."
OK, let's call it even.
Anxious at the opportunity to become the first American to win a medal in the sport of nordic combined since the Winter Games began 86 years ago, Spillane cracked a smile that broke the tension churning inside his tummy when he was secretly slipped candy from his brother before heading up the ski hill to take on the world at Whistler Olympic Park.
"I took just a bite of it for good luck. Normally, I don't eat chocolate before I compete," said the 29-year-old Colorado native, who overcame two knee surgeries during the past year before earning a spot on Team USA. "But Snickers bars are lucky in the Spillane family."
Silver for chocolate.
Big things are born from small acts of kindness. Two siblings teasing the way brothers always do, with a silly ritual Johnny and Sam Spillane began more than 20 years ago, when they would go fishing with their father. Along with the rods and lures, the boys traditionally packed a candy bar as a talisman to catch the big one.
Guess the magic must work, because the Spillane family just hooked the big door prize that had eluded Americans told for generations that ski jumping was a private Norwegian party and we could never outrace Swedes who viewed cross country skiing as a way to go to the 7-Eleven.
"I can't stop shaking. I can't stop crying," proudly declared Gary Crawford, a former Winter Olympian who calls home the same hamlet along the Yampa River that 10,000 residents affectionately refer to as Ski Town USA. "Nordic combined is a rogue sport. Many Americans couldn't even tell you what it is."
Put simply: Competitors leap off a scary, steep ramp planted on the side of a mountain, then pedal skis through the woods until their lungs give out. And, yes, this is considered leisure activity in the 'Boat.
When Spillane huffed and puffed to the end of the 10-kilometer course, finishing second behind Jason Lamy Chappuis of France, I swear you could hear the cheers of jubilation 1,432 miles away where 100 spectators intently watched an Internet video feed of the action from a lodge at the base of Howelsen Hill, where Crawford was among those who made a Spillane believe a boy could fly on skis.
"What does this medal mean to the 'Boat? Only everything," Sam Spillane said.
It's no exaggeration. And here's your proof: Ten days ago, as snow flurries danced in the evening sky, this town in western Colorado shut down Highway 40 to vehicles, the fifth-grade class from Soda Creek Elementary School sang the national anthem like America's future depended on it and nearly 60 percent of all men, women and children in the valley waved goodbye to the 17 athletes with ties to the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club bound for the Olympics.
But the funny thing about dreams is they are seldom as powerful as the truth.
Bow-hunting on Buffalo Pass as a high school senior, Sam Spillane bagged his elk. While field-dressing the kill, however, he slipped on an arrow. The sharp point severed an artery in his Achilles tendon. Blood gushed. Panic followed. A frantic call for help was issued.
As fate would have it, Johnny Spillane was taking a break from globetrotting in his sport. Big brother knew precisely where to lead rescuers to the spot where a teenage hunter was in danger of bleeding to death.
"I don't always like to give him credit," 23-year-old Sam Spillane said. "But it's absolutely not overstating anything to say I wouldn't be here without my brother."
So how does a grateful sibling say he loves you on the biggest day of your athletic life?
By silently dropping a candy bar in your hand on the side of a ski-jump hill. Why leave anything at the Olympics to dumb luck?
"It was a day like any other in our family," Sam Spillane said. "With one giant exception."
Silver for chocolate.
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BOSTON, May 15, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- BNY Mellon, the global leader in investment management and investment services, is presenting sponsor of Step UP! Pride and Passion 2013, Greater Boston PFLAG's annual fundraiser . This is BNY Mellon's second year as a presenting sponsor of the event, which is being held on Thursday, May 16 at the Party in the Park Tent in the Back Bay Fens. The company's $35,000 contribution helps fund Greater Boston PFLAG's bullying prevention, family support and education programs. Greater Boston PFLAG is a local affiliate of PFLAG, a national non-profit organization that has more than 200,000 members and supporters and over 350 affiliates in the United States. Made up of parents, families, friends, and straight allies uniting with lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people, PFLAG is committed to advancing equality through its mission of support, education and advocacy."Greater Boston PFLAG's mission of ensuring that all young people are safe and have the support they need to successfully transition into adulthood fits perfectly with our company's commitment to diversity and inclusion," said Joanne Jaxtimer, BNY Mellon Regional Executive. "BNY Mellon consistently earns a perfect score from the Corporate Equality Index of the Human Rights Campaign Foundation, and we're proud to once again be partnering with an organization that works to counter violence and negative stereotypes and helps LGBT youth achieve acceptance and self-esteem." BNY Mellon is also the founding sponsor for the Greater Boston PFLAG Workplace Program, which provides educational workshops and support groups for parents and co-workers of LGBT individuals. BNY Mellon is a long-time partner of Greater Boston PFLAG, having donated close to $100,000 since 2007. Learn more about BNY Mellon's philanthropic programs or the company's world-wide commitment to social responsibility at www.bnymellon.com/csr. BNY Mellon, whose local roots date back to 1875 and the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company, has about 4,000 employees in five major locations across greater Boston. BNY Mellon is a global investments company dedicated to helping its clients manage and service their financial assets throughout the investment lifecycle. Whether providing financial services for institutions, corporations or individual investors, BNY Mellon delivers informed investment management and investment services in 36 countries and more than 100 markets. As of March 31, 2013, BNY Mellon had $26.3 trillion in assets under custody and/or administration, and $1.4 trillion in assets under management. BNY Mellon can act as a single point of contact for clients looking to create, trade, hold, manage, service, distribute or restructure investments. BNY Mellon is the corporate brand of The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation (NYSE: BK). Additional information is available on www.bnymellon.com, or follow us on Twitter @BNYMellon. SOURCE BNY Mellon
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- GE salmon approval creates growing list of 'what if' scenarios
- Escape possibilities
- No GE catfish
- News that the U.S. government is close to approving the first genetically engineered animal – AquaBounty's Atlantic salmon – for production and consumption has upset biotech naysayers and kicked off a lengthening list of "what if" scenarios.
Escape possibilities
Is it fair to say that some of these GM salmon will eventually escape into the wild? Like with Asian carp?
Engle rejects the comparison. "Asian carp did not escape from fish farms. That's not what happened. … Asian carp escaped first from hatcheries – state and federal hatcheries – that did not have screens over drains back in the 1970s. Back then, no one was paying attention to whether fish were getting off hatcheries, or not.
"We also know that Asian carp were stocked into sewage treatment lagoons in small municipalities. The EPA was encouraging these small towns to stock Asian carp to help treat wastes in their sewage lagoons. There is evidence that Asian carp did escape from some of those facilities directly into the White River and elsewhere.
"So, the initial escapes did not come from fish farms."
Regarding the likelihood of GM salmon escaping, Engel says "nothing is impossible and I won't say that it is not possible for a fish to get off a farm. It is possible.
While she hasn't spent as much time on salmon farms as she has on catfish ponds, Engle has seen how both operate. "The way things are done today and with the level of technology employed, I believe that it is unlikely that many salmon would escape from farms.
"This is because I know how these farms are run. Salmon farms are high-tech operations that are run by sophisticated corporations. They have been under a microscope primarily due to concerns on the West Coast over the possibility of their escape. One of the concerns on the West Coast is that the salmon raised are Atlantic, not Pacific salmon. So, there are cages of Atlantic salmon being raised in the Pacific Ocean."
Such operations have been scrutinized "for decades because of possible escapes of Atlantic salmon into the Pacific. Salmon farmers go to great lengths to prevent escapes.
"Whether there is a real problem from escapes depends on how many fish might reach the wild. I think that it is unlikely that large numbers would get into the wild.
"But it is possible. A typhoon or something similar could come through that would result in some escapes, but the probability is low.
"Again, the magnitude of the environmental effect would largely depend on the number of such (GE) fish that might get into the wild."


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by Amish Patel - January 31, 2012
– It was announced at the beginning of tonight's WWE SmackDown tapings in Omaha that Daniel Bryan would defend the World Heavyweight Title against Mark Henry, Randy Orton, Wade Barrett, Cody Rhodes and Big Show in the SmackDown Elimination Chamber match.
WWE then did an angle between Teddy Long and Mark Henry where Henry ended up being suspended indefinitely. Henry is apparently being written off TV for a while to deal with injuries.
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Budget challenges impacting Army readiness
Apr 16, 2013
Army leaders told Congress that the readiness Americans have come to expect in these uncertain times is at risk if sequestration and continuing resolutions are allowed to continue.
Army synchronizes resources to strengthen readiness, resilience
Apr 15, 2013
The Army has aligned and synchronized services to give Soldiers access to the resources they need to strengthen readiness and resilience, said the sergeant major of the Army.
Honor student, athlete honored as Army's 2013 Military Child of Year
Apr 12, 2013
Honor student, athlete and volunteer Nicole Daly has been honored as the 2013 Military Child of the Year for the Army.
Army chaplain inducted into Hall of Heroes
Apr 12, 2013
An Army chaplain and Medal of Honor recipient, Capt. Emil J. Kapaun, was posthumously inducted into the Hall of Heroes at the Pentagon, April 12, 2013.
Medal of Honor awarded to Army chaplain
Apr 11, 2013
An Army chaplain, Capt. Emil J. Kapaun, was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor, April 11, 2013, for his actions leading up to his capture as a prisoner of war in North Korea.
Funding for mental health research yielding results
Apr 11, 2013
Research advances in mental health and care provided for Soldiers is light years ahead of what it was during the beginning of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the director of Army Medical Command told Congress.
Army sees efficient energy use as mission critical
Apr 10, 2013
The Army is implementing ways to use energy more efficiently to protect Soldiers, conserve resources and enhance mission capabilities.
In 2014, Soldiers get 1 percent raise, 3.9 percent increase in BAH
Apr 10, 2013
Soldiers will see a one percent pay raise in 2014. Their untaxed paycheck will also benefit from a 3.9 percent increase in basic allowance for housing and a 3.4 percent increase in basic allowance for subsistence as well.
Arlington achieves 'verifiable, authoritative' database of all burial records
Apr 10, 2013
The executive director of the Army National Cemeteries Program testified April 10, 2013, that Arlington National Cemetery, Va., had achieved a baseline accountability of all its burial records through a "single, verifiable and authoritative database of all those laid to rest at the cemetery."
Atterbury gets cost-effective training with 'recycled' improvised explosive devices
Apr 9, 2013
The Counter Improvised Explosive Device Integration Cell at Atterbury-Muscatatuck, Ind., is working with materials provided by the solid waste recycling facility to create mock improvised explosive devices for use in training mobilizing Soldiers for deployment.
Commitment to helping sexual assault victims earns honors
Apr 8, 2013
The Defense Department is honoring six sexual assault response coordinators this month for their outstanding efforts in assisting victims of sexual assault and for their commitment to preventing this crime.
Army kicks off Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Apr 5, 2013
The Army launched its official recognition of National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month in the courtyard of the Pentagon, April 5, 2013, with the announcement of a new theme meant to convey how the service hopes to eradicate sexual assault within the ranks.
Selfless service, devotion to Soldiers define Korean War chaplain's service
Apr 5, 2013
Communist forces encircled the 3rd Battalion, 8th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division, assigned to provide a rear guard for the regiment's withdrawal, Nov. 1, 1950, near Unsan, North Korea. Capt. Emil Kapaun, chaplain, spent the night moving among the foxholes, under direct enemy fire, providing comfort and medical aid to his fellow Soldiers.
Fort Bliss to launch military's largest renewable energy project
Apr 5, 2013
The largest renewable energy project in U.S. military history is slated to begin soon at Fort Bliss, Texas, a big step toward the installation's goal of generating all the energy it uses, Army Maj. Gen. Dana J.H. Pittard, the installation and 1st Armored Division commander, announced April 5, 2013.
Army Announces 2013 Warrior Games Team
Apr 4, 2013
The Warrior Transition Command announced the Army team for the 2013 Warrior Games, April 3, 2013, in Alexandria, Va.
Army chief talks aviation, sequestration at Fort Rucker
Apr 3, 2013
Chief of Staff of the Army Gen. Raymond T. Odierno got a first-hand look at the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and spoke about the effects of sequestration on the community, during a visit to Fort Rucker, Ala., April 1-2, 2013.
Army B-24 Liberator pilot missing from WWII laid to rest at Arlington
Apr 3, 2013
An Army Air Force B-24 Liberator pilot who was killed with his crew of nine when their bomber crashed into the New Guinea jungle, May 7, 1944, was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery, Va., April 3, 2013.
Watervliet's upgrade to shave up to 60 percent off production time
Apr 2, 2013
The Watervliet Arsenal announced March 29, 2013, that it is testing two new high-tech machines that when fully operational in about two weeks will have the potential to reduce machining on select components by up to 60 percent, said Paul Nieckarz, an arsenal manufacturing foreman.
'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.
U.S. Army Soldier Show performer to support sister on American Idol
Apr 2, 2013
Pfc. Felicia Holcomb is taking a few days leave from the U.S. Army Soldier Show to support her younger sister, Amber, one of American Idol's top seven performers in Los Angeles, Calif.
Wounded warriors have until Friday to apply for Bush's bike ride
Apr 1, 2013
Wounded service members have until April 5, 2013, to apply for former President George W. Bush's annual 100-km mountain bike ride.
NIE 'trail bosses' help Soldiers better understand equipment
Apr 1, 2013
"Trail bosses" are a group of officers who help ensure the successful execution of the massive, biannual Network Integration Exercise that takes place at Fort Bliss, Texas, and at White Sands Missile Range, N.M.
Soldiers to get safer artillery rounds
Mar 29, 2013
Beginning in March 2014, the Army will take delivery of new artillery rounds which will be safer and deliver the same performance as those currently used, said an engineer who tested them.
Large portions of Fort Monroe returned to Virginia
Mar 29, 2013
The Army has transferred back to the state of Virginia the most historic areas of Fort Monroe, including Freedom's Fortress.
Kentucky Guard trains for multiple threat emergencies
Mar 29, 2013
For today's Soldiers and Airmen, the more realistic their training, the better prepared in the event of an actual situation they'll be.
Florida Guard Soldiers prepare for security operations mission
Mar 29, 2013
Florida National Guard Soldiers are in the final training phase of the unit's mobilization. In a matter of weeks, they will deploy to Qatar to conduct security operations missions.
Army women honor past, look to future
Mar 28, 2013
From the American Revolutionary War to today, women have served important roles in the Army. They've made history and blazed a trail for the next generation of women who will serve.
Troops to get commercial tickets for rest and recuperation flights
Mar 28, 2013
Beginning in April, service members going on rest & recuperation leave will be issued commercial tickets to their leave destination, instead of seats on charter flights.
Medal of Honor recipients honor citizen-heroes for selfless service
Mar 26, 2013
Twenty-one Medal of Honor recipients who put their lives on the line in extraordinary ways and circumstances paid tribute to four citizen-heroes who also went above and beyond for their fellow man.
Guard prepares for hurricane season in Louisiana
Mar 25, 2013
The Louisiana National Guard joined federal, state and local partner agencies in the Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness disaster training exercise, at Fontainebleau State Park in St. Tammany Parish and the Grand Prairie Rest Area in St. Landry Parish, La., March 23, 2013.
Corps still picking up after Hurricane Sandy
Mar 22, 2013
The Army Corps of Engineers is still involved in relief efforts following Hurricane Sandy, which slammed into the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, Oct. 29, 2012.
Army entering period of innovation, critical investments
Mar 22, 2013
The Army learned the art of adaptation throughout the last 12 years of war, but is now moving into a period of innovation that will require critical investments for the force of the future.
'Invisible wounds' taking toll, Congress told
Mar 21, 2013
Lt. Gen. Howard B. Bromberg, the Army's deputy chief of staff, G-1, and other DOD leaders testified March 21, 2013, to the House Armed Services, Military Personnel Subcommittee hearing on suicide prevention.
DOD delays sending furlough notices to civilian employees
Mar 21, 2013
Pentagon officials have put off sending furlough notices to civilian employees until they've had a chance to analyze how pending legislation that would fund the federal government for the rest of the fiscal year will affect the Defense Department.
New OER means fewer boxes, more accountability for raters
Mar 21, 2013
By December, officers will be rated under a new evaluation system -- one that is designed to both strengthen rater accountability and reflect current Army leadership doctrine.
Army developing new 120mm AMP tank round
Mar 19, 2013
The Army is developing a new Advanced Multi-Purpose 120mm tank round that combines six different capabilities into a single round, service officials said.
North Dakota Guardsmen complete exercise in Cameroon
Mar 14, 2013
Nearly 40 North Dakota National Guard members who took part in a U.S. Army Africa exercise in Cameroon are back home as their Central African military counterparts develop follow-on plans for using their newly learned skills.
Army outreach cut by sequestration
Mar 14, 2013
Aerial demonstrations have been halted. Army band performances and the Army Birthday Ball are canceled. Communities across America are seeing less of the United States Army because of sequestration.
BRAC: Paring Army infrastructure would sharpen warfighters' edge
Mar 14, 2013
Reducing the Army's infrastructure footprint would result in more money for training, modernization and personnel, said a top Army official.
Army's 'Ready and Resilient Campaign' kicks off
Mar 13, 2013
The Army has made available to Soldiers a new online resource to complement the Ready and Resilient Campaign that launched, March 12, 2013.
Record accuracy vital to Soldiers' success
Mar 13, 2013
As the Army draws down, it's important for Soldiers to keep their records up-to-date for promotions, assignments and retention decisions, personnel officials said.
Sequestration to impact recruiting
Mar 13, 2013
The Army projects a decrease in 10,000 to 14,000 recruits across the services this fiscal year as military entrance processing stations shut down one day per week.
Furloughs to affect Army's behavioral health care
Mar 13, 2013
Upcoming furloughs for Army civilians, along with budget cuts, will affect the Army's ability to provide behavioral health care to Soldiers, an official said.
Campbell takes oath as Army's vice chief of staff
Mar 11, 2013
After receiving his fourth star, Gen. John F. Campbell was sworn in as the Army's 34th vice chief of staff by Secretary of the Army John McHugh at the Pentagon March 8.
Military culinary arts competition heats up at Fort Lee
Mar 11, 2013
Steamed opakapaka, scallops, profiteroles and stress were on the menu at the 2013 Military Culinary Arts Competition at Fort Lee, Va.
Army chaplain to be awarded Medal of Honor
Mar 11, 2013
President Barack Obama announced March 11, 2013, that Chaplain (Capt.) Emil J. Kapaun will be awarded the Medal of Honor posthumously, April 11, for his actions leading up to his capture as a prisoner of war in North Korea.
Study finds Soldiers' PTSD diagnoses accurate
Mar 9, 2013
A report released March 8, 2013, by the Army's surgeon general found a high degree of validity in the service's diagnoses and treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder.
Fort Bragg brigade prepares for deployment to Kosovo
Mar 8, 2013
For the first time in more than 10 years, an active Army unit will lead the Kosovo peacekeeping operations in the Multi-National Brigade East area, taking over responsibility for the region from members of the South Carolina National Guard.
Funding for tuition assistance stops
Mar 8, 2013
Beginning March 8, 2013, funding for tuition assistance will cease and Soldiers cannot submit new requests for tuition assistance, according to Lt. Gen. Howard B. Bromberg, deputy chief of staff, G-1.
First unit readies for Afghanistan with new network
Mar 7, 2013
When the Soldiers of the 4th Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division, deploy to Afghanistan this summer to assist in the drawdown of U.S. forces, they will be the first to use an on-the-move communications network that stays connected over vast distances, providing information throughout the brigade down to the lowest echelons.
Soldier Record Briefs to go online with new personnel, pay system
Mar 7, 2013
Soldier Record Briefs will be available online this fall with debut of the Integrated Personnel and Pay System-Army.
Cavalry scouts from Alaska take inaugural 'Gainey Cup'
Mar 6, 2013
Five cavalry scouts from U.S. Army Alaska won the inaugural Gainey Cup Competition, earning the right to call themselves the best cavalry scout team in the Army.
Army studies range from virtual marksmanship to waste water reuse
Mar 6, 2013
Army commands can start thinking now about submitting study proposals to the Army Study Program Management Office for consideration this summer.
CSA: Sequestration to have cumulative impact
Mar 5, 2013
One of the effects of sequestration, which went into effect March 1, 2013, could be the reduction of the Army's end strength by 100,000, including some Guard and Reserve, the Army's chief of staff told members of Congress.
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.
'Attitude' survey now open to DA civilian workforce
Mar 4, 2013
The Army Civilian Attitude Survey, the Army's primary attitude and opinion poll of its DA civilian workforce, is open by email invitation worldwide.
Net Zero progress report due by end of 2013
Mar 3, 2013
During an overview of where the Army is headed in the evolution of its three "Net Zero" programs, the service's assistant secretary for installations, energy and environment said the department will make available by the end of the year a progress report on all three programs.
Army Emergency Relief campaign underway
Feb 28, 2013
The annual Army Emergency Relief Campaign begins March 1, 2013, and continues through May 15, with this year's campaign slogan being: "Supporting Soldiers and their families -- yesterday, today and tomorrow."
Gen. Schwarzkopf laid to rest at West Point with honor, fond memories
Feb 28, 2013
Twenty-two years to the day when Operation Desert Storm ended, the general who commanded the coalition force ground offensive was laid to rest at West Point, N.Y. A memorial service for retired Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf, a U.S. Military Academy Class of 1956 graduate, was held at the Cadet Chapel, Feb. 28, 2013, with family, friends and colleagues in attendance.
Army Aviation looking to overcome 'degraded visual environment'
Feb 27, 2013
Army acquisition officials are pursuing solutions to help aircraft crews navigate through what is called a "degraded visual environment."
1,300 individual mobilization augmentee positions open for Soldiers leaving active duty
Feb 26, 2013
As the Army begins downsizing, a personnel official said Soldiers who leave active duty should consider the opportunity to continue serving in the Army Reserve as individual mobilization augmentees.
'Military Saves Week' challenges families to set goals
Feb 26, 2013
This week, U.S. service members around the world, along with their spouses and kids too, have been challenged to take a pledge to save money in their at-home budgets; to "Set a goal, make a plan, and save automatically."
CSA visits Regional Command-South
Feb 25, 2013
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Raymond T. Odierno visited with leaders and Soldiers deployed to Regional Command -- South), Afghanistan, at Forward Operating Base Masum Ghar and at Forward Operating Base Frontenac, Feb. 21, 2013.
SMA calls for Soldiers to maintain professionalism
Feb 25, 2013
Sgt. Maj. of the Army Raymond Chandler spent the day touring the Joint Readiness Training Center and Fort Polk, La., Feb. 21, 2013, getting a first-hand glimpse of training and visiting with Soldiers.
Furloughs could affect Guard techs, not active Soldiers
Feb 25, 2013
National Guard members nationwide, especially military technicians, could be affected by sequestration and the Defense Department's furlough of civilian employees without pay. Active-duty service members will not be furloughed, but dual-status military technicians of the National Guard are actually civilian employees who wear their uniforms on the job.
'Gold Miners' bolster brigade's prospects for AFRICOM success
Feb 23, 2013
A team of 32 Soldiers, known as the "Gold Miners," are providing sustainment training and coaching this week in the Mohave Desert to troops of 1st Infantry Division's 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, which is the first unit to be regionally aligned to U.S. Africa Command.
11th ACR testing 'Dagger' Soldiers for AFRICOM missions
Feb 23, 2013
Before the 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team can qualify to become the first regionally aligned brigade assigned to U.S. Africa Command, they will need to deal with the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, Calif.
Sequestration may affect reset from Afghanistan
Feb 22, 2013
The reset of equipment returning from Afghanistan may be affected by sequestration, said the commander of U.S. Army Materiel Command.
Army breaks ground on first privatized apartments for junior enlisted
Feb 21, 2013
Officials broke ground at Fort Meade, Md., Feb. 20, 2013, at the construction site of Reece Crossings, the Army's first on-post, garden-style apartment complex for unaccompanied junior-enlisted service members.
Foreign military sales growth area for Army
Feb 21, 2013
Selling military hardware to allied nations is a way to keep weapon production lines hot, ensure the viability of America's industrial base, and strengthen ties with the militaries that buy the equipment. Foreign military sales is a growth area for the future, and a good idea, said the commander of Army Materiel Command.
African nations to welcome 'Dagger' Brigade Soldiers
Feb 21, 2013
The United States has been asked by nations in Africa to assist in their training and other security requirements, said a battalion commander of 1st Infantry Division's 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team.
AUSA kicks off last winter symposium in Florida
Feb 20, 2013
For 14 years now the Association of the United States Army has held its winter symposium in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., but this year's event will be the last in the Sunshine State.
Pacific Region sweeps Army Athlete, Coach of Year awards
Feb 20, 2013
Soldiers from the Pacific Region swept the 2012 Army Male and Female Athlete of the Year and Coach of the Year awards.
Secretary notifies Congress DOD preparing for furloughs
Feb 20, 2013
Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta has notified Congress that the Defense Department is prepared to implement furloughs for civilian personnel in response to the threat of sequestration.
Army must shift focus from execution to preparation
Feb 20, 2013
The Army must transition now from a force of execution to one of preparation, said the commander of the Army's Training and Doctrine Command.
Future Soldiers will have flexible electronics everywhere
Feb 19, 2013
More than 10 years ago, Army researchers saw potential in flexible displays. With nothing in the marketplace, the Army decided to change that by partnering with industry and academia to create the Flexible Display Center at Arizona State University.
For saving life, SOC sergeant earns Soldier's Medal
Feb 19, 2013
A Soldier with the Army Special Operations Command was awarded the Soldier's Medal, Feb. 13, 2013, for saving the life of a civilian in Spring Lake, N.C., by pulling her from the inside of her vehicle after she'd been in an accident that left her unconscious.
U.S., African partners ready for Central Accord 13
Feb 19, 2013
Months of long-distance planning and meetings evolved in recent weeks into an in-person partnership that will launch Central Accord 13. Activity peaked in Douala, Cameroon, during the past week as American and Cameroonian military partners completed final steps for welcoming about 750 U.S. and Cameroon service members, as well as neighboring country observers, for the Feb. 20 opening ceremony.
'Unity of effort' critical to Army's future effectiveness
Feb 15, 2013
If one overarching theme came out of this week's Winter Wargame Unified Quest 2013, it was the need for greater "unity of effort" between the Army and its joint and coalition partners, according to one of the service's top planners.
SecArmy finds cost-effective training at Fort Sill
Feb 15, 2013
Secretary of the Army John McHugh was briefed on how the Fires Center of Excellence uses different training environments to be more cost effective after a visit here, Feb. 6-7.
Soldiers should check tuition assistance status for their schools
Feb 15, 2013
Effective March 1, 2013, Soldiers will no longer receive tuition assistance if their college or university has not signed the Defense Department's "Voluntary Education Partnership" Memorandum of Understanding.
Common Operating Environment assists Army modernization
Feb 15, 2013
As the Army matures its Agile Process, steps are being taken to align systems engineering and integration in an effort to project and synchronize trends in technology and standards across Army programs.
Sequestration could mean delayed redeployment for Soldiers in Afghanistan
Feb 15, 2013
The lack of an appropriations bill coupled with sequestration could eventually translate to Soldiers being delayed in their redeployment home from Afghanistan, the Army's chief of staff said.
Army leaders plan for uncertain future
Feb 14, 2013
More than 100 leaders from across the Army, the Department of Defense, academia, and think tanks, met here this week at the "Winter Wargame Unified Quest 2013" event to plan for the future of the Army -- from about 2020 to 2030.
State Partnership Program helping build relationships in Africa
Feb 13, 2013
A novel and flexible program managed by the National Guard is assisting U.S. Army Africa to create and maintain relationships with African partner nations.
Sequestration could mean training reduction for 80 percent of ground forces
Feb 13, 2013
The Army's chief of staff told lawmakers in very clear terms what budget reductions under sequestration would do to Soldiers and Army readiness, on Capitol Hill, Feb. 13, 2013.
CSA tells senators sequestration would impact readiness
Feb 12, 2013
Furloughs, budget cuts and curtailment of training could significantly impact Army readiness if sequestration is allowed to take place March 1, 2013, Chief of Staff of the Army Gen. Raymond T. Odierno told lawmakers Feb. 12, 2013.
Romesha inducted into Pentagon Hall of Heroes
Feb 12, 2013
Just a day after the president placed the Medal of Honor around the neck of former Staff Sgt. Clinton Romesha, the noncommissioned officer was inducted into the Hall of Heroes at the Pentagon -- where the names and memories of all service members who have earned that honor have been enshrined.
Army's virtual recruiting team receives some 200 applications per day
Feb 11, 2013
Most people know the Army has hundreds of recruiting centers across the United States, but few realize there is also a Virtual Recruiting Center tucked inside the Recruiting Command headquarters, sifting through an average of 233 enlistment applications per day.
Rapid Equipping Force bringing 'solutions to battlefield'
Feb 11, 2013
The Army's Rapid Equipping Force launched a website two weeks ago to solicit ideas and input from Soldiers, industry and tinkerers.
California Guardsman claims top honors at Small Arms Championship
Feb 11, 2013
Sgt. 1st Class Geoffrey Applegate won the overall individual championship, ending the reign of the competition's four-time defending champion and putting an exclamation point on an outstanding two-week run at the U.S. Army Small Arms Championship.
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.
'Partners in Care' goes nationwide
Feb 8, 2013
A faith-based program started by a Maryland National Guard chaplain is gaining momentum and expanding nationwide as part of a Defense Department initiative to meet the needs of service members in all branches of the military.
Vice president, wife visit wounded warriors at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center
Feb 8, 2013
President Joe Biden and his wife Jill Biden, Ph.D., visited with U.S. and coalition wounded warriors at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany, Feb. 3, 2013.
USO opens largest center at Fort Belvoir
Feb 6, 2013
The USO cut the ribbon on their new "Wounded Warrior and Family Center" at Fort Belvoir, Va., during a grand opening ceremony, Feb. 5, 2013.
Army partners with industry for vehicle efficiencies
Feb 6, 2013
The Army is partnering with the automotive industry and others in an effort to jump-start the development of more energy-saving and high-performance vehicles.
Camp Atterbury JMTC marks 10 years of Soldier training, mobilization
Feb 6, 2013
February 2013 marks the 10-year anniversary of Camp Atterbury Joint Maneuver Training Center in Edinburgh, Ind., as a mobilization station in support overseas contingency operations and other missions around the world.
Divisions will get 9 Gray Eagles to train, but deploy with 12
Feb 5, 2013
The Army plans additional Gray Eagle units, one for each of 10 active-duty divisions, and several more for special operations units, aerial exploitation units and the National Training Center.
Exercise hones relief capabilities for Japanese, U.S. troops
Feb 4, 2013
U.S. Army Japan and I Corps (Forward) participated in the Japanese military's Sapporo Epicenter humanitarian assistance and disaster relief exercise, held at Camp Sapporo, Japan, Jan. 23-27, 2013.
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Jill Biden, Ph.D., wife of Vice President Joe Biden, spent a day visiting military families, teachers, students and Soldiers, Feb. 2, 2013, in Grafenwoehr, Germany.


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Posted: 06/19/2014 - High Point police say 24-year-old Elvis Boswell and 22-year-old Eden Boswell of Princeton, West Virginia, were arrested this week and charged with felony larceny.
Posted: 06/19/2014 - High Point police say 24-year-old Elvis Boswell and 22-year-old Eden Boswell of Princeton, West Virginia, were arrested this week and charged with felony larceny.
Posted: 06/19/2014 - Loss of Washington Redskins trademarks has Cleveland Indians fans wondering if their Chief Wahoo mascot will be the next to fall.
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Posted: 06/17/2014 - If you were up late Monday night, you may have seen WITN's introduction to the nation in the form of a strategically placed coffee mug.
Updated: 06/23/2014 - Actor-comedian Tracy Morgan has been moved from a hospital to a rehabilitation facility as he recovers from a serious auto accident in New Jersey.
Posted: 06/16/2014 - Michael Schumacher's manager says the Formula One great is no longer in a coma and has left a French hospital where he had been receiving treatment since a skiing accident in December.
Updated: 06/16/2014 - A local chef made her debut on the "Today Show."
Updated: 06/16/2014 - In a summertime battle of sequels, a pair of kooky cops beat out flying dragons for the top spot at the box office.
Updated: 06/18/2014 - The radio broadcaster with the cheerful manner and gentle voice began hosting "American Top 40" on July 4, 1970, in Los Angeles. The show became a staple for many with Kasem's sentimental "long distance dedications" from listeners and his famous signoff: "keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars."
Updated: 06/15/2014 - The 31st Annual Washington Summer Festival had a busy day Saturday. Although Friday's stormy weather kept festival-goers away, Saturday's clear and sunny conditions helped to get people out and about.
Posted: 06/13/2014 - Matt Lauer is sticking with NBC's "Today" show for a few more years.
Updated: 06/13/2014 - Celebrate the upcoming summer season with Washington as the city's annual summer festival kicks off Friday.
Posted: 06/13/2014 - Ruby Dee, an acclaimed actor and civil rights activist whose versatile career spanned stage, radio television and film, has died at age 91, according to her daughter.
Posted: 06/12/2014 - Former President George H.W. Bush is celebrating his 90th birthday in Maine.
Posted: 06/09/2014 - Cape Lookout National Seashore is offering eight moonrise climbing tours of the lighthouse this summer.
Updated: 06/13/2014 - "Inspiration" remains in the lead as some 50 boats went out in the Atlantic, searching for that big fish.
Updated: 06/05/2014 - Another Nicholas Sparks novel will be hitting the big screen.
Posted: 06/05/2014 - Former major league manager, coach and player Don Zimmer has died. He was 83. Zimmer spent more than 60 years in baseball. He was a senior adviser for the Tampa Bay Rays, who announced his death.
Updated: 06/07/2014 - Family, friends and famous admirers plan to gather for a weekend tribute to poet, orator and sage Maya Angelou at the North Carolina university where she taught for more than 30 years.
Posted: 06/02/2014 - A recent survey suggests Millennials are more likely to lie about sick days.
Updated: 06/02/2014 - High winds pick up an inflatable bouncy house at a Colorado sports event, carrying it several hundred feet with a young boy inside.
Posted: 06/01/2014 - Emmy-winning actress Ann B. Davis, who played the housekeeper on "The Brady Bunch," has died at a San Antonio hospital. She was 88.
Updated: 06/02/2014 - Debra Walsh of Morehead City played against Julia Collins on "Jeopardy!" Monday on WITN and beat the champion, but ended up in second place.
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Have you tried any of the new dual wielding mechanics? I tried a bit but failed miserably, especially with groups of enemies and archers in the background (a situation you face A LOT in DaS2, much more than in the first game) I got killed a lot faster than I could say "let's try powerstance".
Dark Souls is vaguely realistic in it's depiction of swordplay (at least more realistic than 99% of fantasy RPG), and playing Dark Souls one quickly realizes how useful it is to have a big chunk of metal and wood to hide behind when arrows are raining at you and people try to stab you. I guess that's why we never see images of ancient battles with dual-wielding armies but rather armies having spear/sword & shield and ranged weapons like bows, crossbows and javelins.
Talking of shields: unlike the first game I'm actually mainly hiding behind my shield these days (hence the Tower Shield) and not parrying anymore. I occasionally shieldbash enemies to push them off ledges (har har) but I'm not sure if it's just me but I still fail miserably at getting even the most basic parry timing right.
@Magic Mace: I agree, holy cow what a weapon
when connecting with a direct hit this thing is a monster and I managed to just constantly pummel enemies with low poise, leaving them no chance to fight back until they died or I retreated to get my stamina back.
In between my NG+ I'll do some new game, not sure yet if dex-sorcerer or some sort of faith build. I reckon a typical faith-build would be a bit too similar to the quality build except for miracles?
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Starting about 4 days ago, I've been terribly itchy. Right above my boobs it looks like I have hives sometimes... it comes and goes but is always itchy. My OB said to use calamine lotion, which helps while its on, and perscribed me some hydrocortisone. But my nipples are SO itchy! Does anyone know if this means my colostrum could be coming soon? I don't know if I'm ready to start leaking! lol.
Anyone else have itchy nipples?? It is SO annoying!


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my name is tricia,i wish to share my testimony with general public about what this great man called Dr okon the spell caster did for me and my family,this great man brought back my husband who left me as a result of my ailment(sickness)and started flirting round with other girls and abandon me and the children and i was really depress and really needed help until a friend of mine told me about him and gave me his mail address (firstname.lastname@example.com).when i charted wit him and told him my problems he told me they are all over,that i have come to the right place,that i should start celebrating as long as i believe in him that it is done.After a week when he did the spell cast,my husband came back to the house pleading that i should forgive him that he did not know what came over him,that he is back and will never leave us again and when i went to the hospital the following day the doctor said am fine that nothing is wrong with me again.i want to use this opportunity to thank Dr okon again and to tell people out there that no matter what you are facing DR OKON is willing and ready to help out just open up to him.please contact him on this mail address or
great work. love the lighting and the pony's expression.
This is a testimony that i will tell to every one to hear. i have been married for three years and on the fifth years of my marriage, another woman had a spell to take my lover away from me and my husband left me and the kids and we have suffered for 2years until i met Dr. isaac of REUNITING EX SPELL TEMPLE where so many people have been helped and i decided to give him a try to help me bring my lover back home and believe me i just send my picture to him and that of my husband and after 4hours as he have told me, i saw a car drove into the house and behold it was my husband and he have come to me and the kids and that is why i am happy to make every one of you in similar to visit this man via Email firstname.lastname@example.com and have your lover back to your self.
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On Halloween or Earlier Go up to as many Halloween Photos and Say: Nightmare Night,What A Fright,Give Me Something Sweet To Bite(MLP) or Trick or treat,Trick or treat,Give Me Something Good To Eat(Traditional)
On Halloween or Earlier Go up to as many Halloween Photos and Say: Nightmare Night,What A Fright,Give Me Something Sweet To Bite(MLP) or Trick or treat,Trick or treat,Give Me Something Good To Eat(Traditional)
Luna sure looks adorable and evil with fangs!!!
Very cool Luna. XD The tomatoe under the table is a funny detail
i'm usually found in the same scene. except it's not tomato juice...
and i prefer souls to blood. but souls are so hard to get a hold of. seems i can't find a nice mare these days who's willing to be my dinner these days. So much fear. I remember my first meal. I'll never forget her...
"Will it hurt?"
"A bit, yes. I'll try to be as gentle as i can."
"No. Etch the pain into me."
"If that is your wish."
and i prefer souls to blood. but souls are so hard to get a hold of. seems i can't find a nice mare these days who's willing to be my dinner these days. So much fear. I remember my first meal. I'll never forget her...
"Will it hurt?"
"A bit, yes. I'll try to be as gentle as i can."
"No. Etch the pain into me."
"If that is your wish."
She was delicious.
If it was not evident, I'm a demon pony.
And what happens after ? Do you just put them under some kind of spell because of the soul theft or kill them ?
*Prepares to scribble on a note pad*
*Prepares to scribble on a note pad*
Luna! I need you to take the ponies and collect candy on your Nightmare Night. It comes a little bit before our Halloween, so you should start now. I'll take the Mane 6 with me, so we can start early, and prepare the party. Meet us back here after you reap the benefits of your world and help us collect candy in ours. And be sure to be back in time for the party! No screw ups this year, ok? AND DON'T FORGET THE EGGS!
Dayyyyyyyum !
Those light in that picture are awsome !
Those light in that picture are awsome !
Lol, Derpy pumpkin.
How in yhe world did you manage the glow effect on this??? It beautiful!!!
Luna? That's tomato juice, right? Or is it cherry juice? Luna... stop giving me that look!
Tomato. See the cans under the table ?
Cheers! Sweet beautiful princess of the night.
Wonderful work. I like those eyes.
Wonderful work. I like those eyes.
wonderful picture love this whole halloween setting!
Is it just me, or is the wineglass just floating in midair? Maybe I'm just missing something here...
I'm not really much in to MLP but I suppose seeing as it is some sort of unicorn and magic is a thing in the series, the pony probably let's it float, yes.
fuzzy dracula devil grin happy halloween luna yay/squee ^^ ......
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I love Halloween! Great job by the way, Luna is really well detailed as well as her stuff
Wow! Luna looks awesome here! She can bite me anytime she wants to!
O o O luna cute
Is she feeling alright? Her eyes, her teeth.
Like the sky in the background, idk if you are interested but check out my link see if you like it.
The little cans of tomato juice under the table are brilliant.
Awesome fanged Luna!
Bat pony Luna is absolutely fantastic for all sorts of reasons.
Also, Luna looks absolutely fantastic with fangs.
countess luna noes quick somepony get the batpony killer and simon belmount yeah bad pun but great job my friend
Vampire Luna is best Luna!
Um, Luna? You might want to do a better job of hiding the tomato juice...
That is one furry candle xD
Very lovely costume, Luna. I love it
Very nice. Luna with fangs is an interesting idea.
Exceptionally incredible! It's absosultely amazing! But. Is that wine glass just floating there? I don't see any magical aura around it or her horn.


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Waiting for Morneau: Drama in need of an end
Like Samuel Beckett's absurdist theatre classic, "Waiting for Godot," the Twins and Minnesota fans wait.
And while the club's ongoing drama with Justin Morneau's concussion doesn't rise to comedy, the suicidal tendencies and religious undertones of the play are the central themes here in the Bread Basket consistent with the waiting of Beckett's Vladimir and Estragon.
From ACT 1: BOY: Mr. Godot told me to tell you he won't come this evening but surely tomorrow. VLADIMIR: Ah Gogo, don't go on like that. Tomorrow everything will be better. ESTRAGON: How do you make that out? VLADIMIR: Did you not hear what the child said? ESTRAGON: No. VLADIMIR: He said that Godot was sure to come tomorrow. What do you say to that? ESTRAGON: Then all we have to do is to wait on here.
From ACT II: ESTRAGON: Is it Godot? VLADIMIR: At last! Reinforcements at last! POZZO: Help! ESTRAGON: Is it Godot? VLADIMIR: We were beginning to weaken. Now we're sure to see the evening out.
( . . .and later): ESTRAGON: I can't go on like this. VLADIMIR: That's what you think. ESTRAGON: If we parted? That might be better for us. VLADIMIR: We'll hang ourselves tomorrow. Unless Godot comes. ESTRAGON: And if he comes? VLADIMIR: We'll be saved.
We wait for Morneau. But the delay, I now believe, will be fruitless. Godot never came, and neither will Morneau.
We've all continually hoped for Justin to return in full, healthy form from the concussion suffered in Toronto back on July 7, just as we would for any baller felled in the field of battle.
But Morneau is special, of course. One of the most popular and potent players in 50 years of Twins baseball, it goes without saying that the 2006 MVP was pacing for what may have proven his finest statistical season to date.
Yet we should no longer hope.
If Morneau were to return in 2010, it would have happened already. That the Twins went 17-4 down the stretch last season sans his services and 28-16 this year offers evidence that the club can ball without him -- however those numbers seem to find measure when the Twins play average ball against Tampa or semi-flop against a good Texas club. Moreover, said fear of the ability to compete at the highest level without Morneau will no doubt rise again when the Boys play on to the ALDS.
There has been neither sign nor reportage of a consistently healthy Morneau since his departure and prolonged recovery -- which is most unfortunate and, yes, scary.
The Twins have handled the situation as well as can be imagined, considering the circumstances. This isn't a bone, a tendon, a flesh wound. This is the head of one of baseball's brightest starts and the club has appropriately given Morneau as much time as he needs to get well.
My own concern -- should Justin in fact return before the close of the season -- is that things will go poorly. Surely, the most potent fear is that another injury would occur. But beyond that: What if Morneau came back and didn't play well? The Twins now have just 34 games left in the season, and while I don't believe the White Sox will overcome their deficeit in the Central -- our Boys still aren't playing with a real fluffy cushion. Pressure is prevalent and will only get tightened with time.
For the Twins to bring Morneau back at anything less than 100% now, after he's missed more than a quarter of the season, would not be placing him in a position to succeed. It would be putting him in a position to fail.
We all want the Justin Morneau back. But most importantly: we want him to be a healthy man who can live his life without any lingering concern of this frightening injury.
Yet we must no longer hold out hope for his services this season. For if we bide any longer, we'll only become more like Vladimir and Estragon -- sitting by a tree, and waiting, foolishly, for a man that will never come. Beckett's characters voiced their intent to depart, but never did. It's time for us to leave the stage, and move on to the next Act.
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Congratulations to Stephanie Travers, whose image, "Essex Street Pedestrian Mall," has been chosen as the Destination Salem Photo Contest "Pick of the Month" for April!
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Live Entertainment at CinemaSalem gets [Expletive]
I laughed so hard I cried. Seriously.
That was my mantra for days after seeing "Sh*tfaced Shakespeare" at CinemaSalem last month. Granted, my expectations were not high. I did not realize that I was holding a ticket to an international phenomenon (okay, maybe not phenomenon, but you get where I'm going with this). What began in London has spread it's iambic pentameter wings over to Somerville, and now we are lucky enough to have it in Salem not once, but twice.
If you aren't doing anything on Thursday, May 5, you should get tickets. You should go.
I smiled so hard my cheeks hurt.
Here's the premise: A small cast sets out to perform an abridged version of a Shakespeare classic, in this case it will be A Midsummer Night's Dream, and one of their members is drunk. Bombed. Smashed. The theatrical experience begins with the narrator showing the audience all of the empty, or half-empty, bottles that have been consumed. The chosen player is different for each performance, so, in theory, no two performances are the same.
It really was funny, and such a fun take on Shakespeare. Read more about it on CreativeSalem.com.
This is one performance in a new series of live entertainment on Thursday nights at CinemaSalem, so if Shakespeare under the influence isn't for you, please check out their full calendar. There are several musical and comedic options on the calendar, including You Have Died of Dysentery, which looks as intriguing as Shakespeare.


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as a perfect example of how people just "accept" what they are told.
2 years ago, we were told by the no-nthings at CNBC that UGGS were a FAD. We were told the brand was out of fashion.
Just 15 months ago, before the stock went from 60 to 28/share, we were told this and that about this company.
3 months later in December it comes out that UGGS were the most searched for item during December of 2012. Same year it was called a FAD.
The company made 89.5M in cash in 2012, the same year it was valued at a low of 990M dollars!
People know nothing. Only you can uncover the truth and we need people to wake up and take ownership instead of being told how things are or should be.
This is a perfect example and you all know I have been championing this stock the whole time because I KNEW, because I AM MINDUL and make my own deductions.
I don;t just listen and get told something is a FAD and blindly believe the person saying it truly knows anything eve if they are older than me. People are just chidren of different ages.
Somebody can be 60 and stupid as a doornob. Age doesn't equal anything but the sun rose and the sun set more in your lifetiime than it has in mine.
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Pet Policy
At Camden, your pets are family too! We welcome cats and dogs, up to two pets per apartment home, with a full-grown maximum weight limit of 75 pounds each. Call us with any pet-related questions! Pet deposit: $350 per pet (refundable) Pet rent: $40 per month per pet Restricted breeds: American Pit Bull Terrier, American Staffordshire Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, any mix of the previous breeds, or any other dog or breed deemed aggressive.
Parking Policy
Get the perfect spot! We have ample open parking for our residents and Visitors on a first-come, first-served basis. Detached Garages are available for rent for $175 per month and Carports are available for $55 per month.