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'Tropic Lightning' Soldiers compete for spot on 10-Miler Team
Aug 27, 2010
Runners compete a 10-mile course around WAAF, HI, Aug. 26 during the 25th ID team qualification run for the upcoming Army 10-Miler held this October in Washington D.C.
In a memory of a fallen hero
Aug 26, 2010
Soldiers and guests attended a memorial ceremony held in remembrance of Sgt. Jamal M. Rhett, who was assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 21st Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, at the Main Post Chapel, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, Aug. 25. Rhett served as a combat medic in his unit during Operation Iraqi Freedom, and was killed in action in Iraq August 15.
Tropic Lightning raises antiterrorism awareness
Aug 10, 2010
The focus of the Antiterrorism Awareness Month is to raise awareness, to provide training to Soldiers and family members, plan for events and ensure people take to account the risks and then mitigate those risks, and finally, conduct vulnerability assessments to ensure key facilities and personnel are properly protected.
Command Group
Aug 5, 2010
25th Infantry Division Command Group
25th CAB returns from Iraq
Aug 3, 2010
The commander, command sgt. maj. and Soldiers of the 25th Combat Aviation Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, arrive at Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii, Aug. 2, from their 12-month deployment to Iraq.
25ID Command Group
Aug 3, 2010
Wisdom and guidance
Jul 29, 2010
Retired Army Gen. Dan K. McNeilll (left), Battle Command Seminar senior advisor visited with Maj. Gen. Bernard Champoux, commanding general, 25th ID and Col. Bradley Becker, deputy commanding general for support, to discuss upcoming deployments of the Division and 3rd Brigade Combat Team.
Getting ready to run
Jul 23, 2010
Thirteen "Tropic Lightning" runners compete against one another in an effort to qualify for an eight man team to compete in the Army 10-Miler in Washington D.C. this fall.
'Tropic Lightning' welcomes new leadership
Jul 23, 2010
The 25th Infantry Division welcomes three new leaders in preparation for an upcoming deployment to Baghdad during a "Flying V Ceremony" at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, July 23.
25th ID recognizes volunteers for their hard work
Jul 23, 2010
25th Inf. Div. Quarterly Volunteer Awards and Recognition Ceremony was held to recognize and honor the men and women volunteers who give selflessly of their time and energy throughout our community.
Fallen Hawaii Soldier, native honored in unique art
Jul 21, 2010
A childhood photo of Cpl. Kyle Kaeo Fernandez, a Pearl City, Hawaii native and fallen 25th Infantry Division veteran, represents the state in the crafted artwork , the "Lost Heroes Art Quilt," during a ceremony honoring the sacrifices of military service members from each state at the Hawaii State Capitol Rotunda, Honolulu, July 21.
Lt. Gen. Mixon visits Tropic Lightning
Jul 20, 2010
Lt. Gen. Benjamin R. Mixon, commanding general, U.S. Army Pacific visits 25th Infantry Division to discuss pre-deployment issues with officers and Soldiers of the 25th Infantry Division to prepare the division for its upcoming deployment.
Army Cadets experience 'Tropic Lightning' PT
Jul 20, 2010
U.S. Army cadets are challenged to 25th Infantry Division physical training at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, July 20.
25th CAB Soldiers land home
Jul 12, 2010
The 25th Combat Aviation Brigade Soldiers return home to their families following a 12-month deployment to northern Iraq following a Welcome Home ceremony. Division and brigade leadership joined the military families in extending a warm welcome to their newest combat veterans.
'Vertical Horizon' performs at COB Speicher, transports Soldiers through music
Jul 9, 2010
Vertical Horizon, an alternative rock, post-grunge band from Washington, D.C., performed for Soldiers and other attendees at Contingency Operating Base Speicher's South Morale, Welfare and Recreation facility, July 7.
25th CAB grooms future enlisted leaders while deployed to USD-North
Jul 6, 2010
Every month Soldiers of the 25th CAB appear before enlisted promotion selection boards as part of the process for becoming a sergeant or staff sergeant at Contingency Operating Base Speicher, near Tikrit, Iraq, and Contingency Operating Site Warrior in Kirkuk, Iraq.
'Tropic Lightning' 4th of July Celebration
Jul 5, 2010
The 25th Infantry Division celebrates Independence Day with a variety of games, rides, contests, and concerts with the 39th Annual 4th of July Spectacular at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, July 4.
TF Gunslinger, engineers refresh AGI skills
Jul 4, 2010
The pilots of Company C, "Whiskey," 2nd Battalion, 159th Aviation Regiment, Task Force Gunslinger, conducted air ground integration training with the engineers of Co. E "Dawg," 1st Bn., 64th Armor Regt., TF Rogue's, 2nd Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, June 6.
25th CAB grooms future enlisted leaders while deployed to USD-North
Jul 4, 2010
Some enlisted Soldiers with the 25th Combat Aviation Brigade, Task Force Wings, 25th Infantry Division, pace nervously, some recite answers to anticipated questions, others work on facing movements and weapons drills. They all try to control their nerves. At any moment, one could be called to enter the boardroom and face six senior noncommissioned officers. The senior NCOs - with more than a century of military experience among them -- test each Soldier to determine if they are truly ready for promotion. Refusing to allow war to derail their professional careers, every month Soldiers of the 25th CAB appear before enlisted promotion selection boards as part of the process for becoming a sergeant or staff sergeant at Contingency Operating Base Speicher, near Tikrit, Iraq, and Contingency Operating Site Warrior in Kirkuk, Iraq.
Wake up to the 'Sounds of Freedom'
Jul 2, 2010
The Tropic Lightning Band's brass ensemble "The Sounds of Freedom" perform on KITV's This Morning program, in Honolulu,, July 2.
Tropic Lightning "Freedom Ride" feeds the homeless
Jul 1, 2010
As part of the of 25th Infantry Division "Freedom Ride", Soldiers and officers donated non-perishable foods to Kahikolu 'Ohana Hale 'O Wai'anae homeless shelter, Waianae, Hawaii, June 30.
'Warriors' depart for Iraq
Jul 1, 2010
The Soldiers of the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division, depart for their 12-month deployment to northern Iraq. Their service was thanked by brigade veterans and division leadership as they boarded their aircraft.
Commentary: Remember prices paid for Independence Day celebrations
Jun 30, 2010
For most of us, the coming weekend will be filled with family gatherings, festivals and fireworks. While we enjoy our freedoms here in the states, U.S. military members around the world are patrolling deserts, flying in darkness, navigating the high seas and risking their lives in far-off places like Iraq and Afghanistan.
Army assesses "self-healing" waveform for platoon-level communications
Jun 30, 2010
The U.S. Army concluded its three-week assessment of a waveform that could help separated squads maintain communications despite terrain and obstructions, during its annual integrated capabilities event at Fort Dix on June 25. The U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command's communications-electronics cenA,A!ter conducted a 36 node assessment of the Soldier Radio Waveform in a relevant field environment. This was done to gauge the waveform's ability to support platoon-level data and voice traffic from the rifleman up to the squad leader. When squads spread out, they can potentially loose communications due to obstructions in the terrain. SRW is "exciting" because the network "self heals" its fragmented connectivity by leveraging other squad radios using the waveform.
Bronco infantrymen press for coveted Expert Infantry Badge
Jun 29, 2010
For infantry Soldiers of 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division, the honor of being recognized as a true infantryman was given through the brigade's EIB testing at East Range, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, June 20-25.
Family Child Care offers parents, children in-home options
Jun 28, 2010
SCHOFIELDAca,!E+BARRACKS, Hawaii - The Army's Family Child Care, or FCC, program has been in existence for decades, but there are still folks in the military community who are unaware that it is a viable child care option.
Summer shuttle is on a roll
Jun 28, 2010
SCHOFIELDAca,!E+BARRACKS, Hawaii - Roy Naki, shuttle driver, stops the Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation summer shuttle outside the food court at the PX/Commissary, here.
Wili Wili neighborhood taking shape
Jun 28, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - Nearly 150 homes have been completed in Wili Wili with less than 100 to go to finish the neighborhood at Wheeler Army Airfield.
Independence Day events scheduled around the isle
Jun 28, 2010
CHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - Celebrate Independence Day and join the daylong activities and patriotic events at Sills Field, here, during the 39th annual Fourth of July Spectacular hosted by Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation, July 4.
Diaz fulfills a lifelong mission at Garuda Shield
Jun 28, 2010
Col. Tony Diaz spent his summers as a boy on his grandfather's ranch in Panama away from the comfortable confines of his childhood home in New York. The summers were filled with limited electricity, sparse running water and familiarizations of the damage poverty can have on people.
U.S. Soldiers forge new friendships in Indonesia
Jun 28, 2010
"What we leave behind will have a positive lasting impact," said Col. Tony Diaz, the U.S. commander for this year's fourth annual Garuda Shield 2010, which drew to a close June 22.
500th MI Bde hosts Asia Pacific May Day Celebration
Jun 25, 2010
SDDC works to address problems during peak move season
Jun 25, 2010
Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command announced it is addressing recent missed and cancelled household goods pickups for military servicemembers going through permanent change of station moves.
Families embrace their 'Warrior' Soldiers
Jun 25, 2010
Family members just can't let them go quietly! Following the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division's deployment ceremony held at Sills Field on Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, June 24, many family members just couldn't stop hugging their Soldiers.
Warrior Brigade bids farewell during ceremony
Jun 25, 2010
The Soldiers and officers of the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division, bid emotional good-byes to comrades, friends and family following a formal deployment ceremony at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, June 24, as they prepare to embark on a 12-month deployment to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
2nd Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division deployment ceremony
Jun 24, 2010
The 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division held its deployment ceremony on Sills Field, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii June 24. The brigade will deploy as an Advise and Assist Brigade in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom in Northern Iraq, where it will be at the forefront of training and empowering the Iraqi Security Forces.
Tropic Lightning bids farewell to the Chief
Jun 24, 2010
Friends and colleagues bid farewell to Col. Thomas P. Guthrie, the outgoing chief of staff, 25th Infantry Division, during a "Flying V" ceremony held in his honor, June 23 at Sills Field, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii.
U.N. training simulates operational environment: peace and stability, watchwords for GS 2010
Jun 22, 2010
In a scripted exercise of event-driven scenarios by military and non-military subject matter experts in an operational environment, U.N. representatives had just met with Zapatos, one of the faction leaders causing trouble, in an effort to quell violence in an "affected area" of the Island of Pacifica. The 18th Brigade comprised of Soldiers from Indonesia and the U.S. has stood by as negotiations take place with the rogue leader by promising to work fairly with him and his rival St. Pierre in an effort to help the indigenous population.
Soldiers strive to keep afloat during Army North water survival training
Jun 22, 2010
The techniques the Soldiers learned during the training are used as part of the Army's Water Survival Training Curriculum 21 - 21.
USAG-HI welcomes its new commander
Jun 21, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - Soldiers, family members and government civilians, along with local civic and Native Hawaiian leaders, gathered on Sills Field, here, Monday, to bid aloha to Col. Matthew Margotta, outgoing commander, U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii, and to welcome Col. Douglas Mulbury, incoming commander.
Letter to the editor: Hawaii Soldier renders assistance
Jun 21, 2010
Hawaiian resident shares story of 2-11th Field Artillery Regiment Soldier providing assistance on highway.
Straight Talk: DWI, crime prevention among DES's concerns
Jun 21, 2010
WHEELER ARMY AIRFIELD, Hawaii - With the summer months here, the Honolulu Police Department and the Military Police are aggressively pursuing drinking and driving.
Commentary: Military partnership improves education for all Hawaii's children
Jun 21, 2010
HONOLULU - It's no secret that many military families coming from beyond our shores arrive with negative perceptions of Hawaii public schools.
Virtual Squad Training simulates patrolling techniques, tasks
Jun 21, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - Sgt. Jerel Concepcion, a squad leader with 25th Transportation Company, 45th Sustainment Brigade, 8th Theater Sustainment Command, was leading his squad through the streets of Baghdad.
Fourth of July schedule is released
Jun 17, 2010
SCHOFIELDAca,!E+BARRACKS, Hawaii - Soldiers, civilians and families are invited to a myriad of activities as U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii and the Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation honor and celebrate America's Independence Day, here, July 4.
Children encouraged to voice their opinions in Military Child in Hawaii study
Jun 17, 2010
SCHOFIELDAca,!E+BARRACKS, Hawaii - Why do some families stationed in Hawaii choose public, private or parochial schools'
Sleep deprivation can lead to weight gain, illness
Jun 17, 2010
SCHOFIELDAca,!E+BARRACKS, Hawaii - Studies have shown that sleep-deprived people eat more snacks.
Team Hawaii plans repeat victory at Ten-Miler
Jun 17, 2010
WHEELERAca,!E+ARMYAca,!E+AIRFIELD, Hawaii - They crossed the finish line first, second, third, fourth.
Makani Pahili 2010 debuts emerging rapid response capability
Jun 17, 2010
Each year,the local and state Hawaii government, U.S. Federal Government and Department of Defense participate in a statewide scenario-driven hurricane preparation exercise known as Makani Pahili, which means "strong wind" in Hawaiian, held this year May 24 through June 4.
413th receives four stars during leadership visit
Jun 17, 2010
Gen. Ann E. Dunwoody and Command Sgt. Maj. Jeffrey J. Mellinger included a visit to the 413th Contracting Support Brigade, Fort Shafter, Hawaii, during a recent tour of the Pacific. Dunwoody is the commanding general of the Army Materiel Command and Mellinger is the organizationAca,!a,,cs senior enlisted advisor. The two were in the Pacific to visit AMC assets and attend briefings and meetings with AMC supported organizations. The 413th is an Expeditionary Contracting Command unit.
U.S. Army reservists aid Indonesia in humanitarian effort
Jun 16, 2010
On the outskirts of the heavily-populated and poverty-stricken city of Bandung, American and Indonesian forces have banned together to build a civic center and baby care clinic as part of Operation Garuda Shield 2010, a training and humanitarian exercise in Indonesia.
Vipers provide critical air traffic services in USD-N
Jun 15, 2010
The importance of aviation operations in the current contemporary operating environment in Iraq cannot be overstated with hundreds of movements of troops, supplies and equipment daily. These critical aviation operations demand a watchful and experienced air traffic services team to manage the air space in and around United States Division-North. The Soldiers of F Company, "Vipers," 3rd Battalion, 25th General Support Aviation Battalion, Task Force Hammerhead, provide the necessary over watch for the high density airspace in and around Contingency Operating Base Speicher. The company is also responsible for ATS operations at Forward Operating Base Warhorse and COB Qayyarah West.
SWO 'operationalizes' weather for TF Wings' aviation mission in northern Iraq
Jun 15, 2010
Imagine a blinding, gusting wall of sand and dust five to eight thousand feet high, spanning 60 to 90 miles, moving at a rate of 35 to 60 kilometers an hour.That describes a "haboob," an Arabic word for a type of intense sandstorm common to Iraq that can have a devastating impact on aviation operations. Now imagine a pilot's relief in receiving a tactical instant message from a staff weather officer (SWO) miles away that advises of an approaching haboob in time to avoid it. That is what is referred to as "operationalizing" weather -- mitigating the impact of weather on Army aviation operations by forecasting and interpreting weather systems and data in real time - and that is what Task Force Wings' staff weather team does 24/7 from Contingency Operating Base Speicher, near Tikrit, Iraq.
Winner: 'Wolfhound' earns title of Army Hawaii's top Soldier
Jun 15, 2010
Specialist Andy James, a Soldier representing the 2nd Battalion, 27th Infantry Regiment and the 25th Infantry Division, wins the honor of representing the U.S. Army Pacific as the Soldier of the Year at the Department of the Army competition later this year.
USARPAC celebrates 235th Army Birthday
Jun 15, 2010
USARPAC concluded its Army Birthday commemoration activities with a gala dinner-dance at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Hotel in Honolulu on June 12.
SWO 'operationalizes' weather for TF Wings' aviation mission in northern Iraq
Jun 15, 2010
Task Force Wings' staff weather team works hard to mitigate the impact of weather on Army aviation operations by forecasting and interpreting weather systems and data in real time at Contingency Operating Base Speicher, near Tikrit, Iraq.
Hawaii-based Boy Scout Cements Relationship with Fisher House
Jun 15, 2010
The Fisher House at Tripler Army Medical Center plays a vital role in the healing of sick or injured service members and their families. The house functions as a 'home away from home' for family members of patients receiving medical care at major military and Veterans Affairs medical centers, allowing families to focus on caring for their loved ones. When Conner Dooley, Hickam Boy Scout Troop 135, heard the Tripler Fisher House wanted two concrete patios installed near the facility, he didn't hesitate and chose it as his Eagle Scout project.
Diplomacy in distribution
Jun 15, 2010
Surface Deployment and Distribution Command's missions extend to countries with diverse political systems, each with its own rules and customs. With such a global reach, it is important to keep an eye on the political implications of any action. To this end, SDDC has added a foreign policy advisor from the State Department to its headquarters staff.
Army directs global inspection of armor plates
Jun 14, 2010
The Army recently issued a message for all troops and units to inspect their body armor in search of a specific model that was not made according to contract requirements.
Margotta reminisces about tour as he prepares for change of command
Jun 14, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - The key to being a successful garrison commander is understanding and working within limitations of time, people and money.
Honouliuli preservation involves work of many hands
Jun 14, 2010
KUNIA VILLAGE, Hawaii - On the eastern slopes of the Waianae Mountains, there is a "wahi pana," a "celebrated place," called Honouliuli.
Servicemembers celebrate 235th Army birthday with a run
Jun 14, 2010
Tropic Lightning Soldiers compete in USARPAC Warrior Challenge
Jun 13, 2010
Spc. Andy James and Sgt. Colin Whyte, represent the 25th Infantry Division in the five-day U.S. Army Pacific 2010 Warrior Challenge June 7-12.
Center aids in defeating explosive devices
Jun 11, 2010
U.S. Army Pacific's newly established Asia-Pacific Counter - Improvised Explosive Device (C-IED) Center provides servicemembers stationed in the Pacific access to cutting-edge training in the fight to defeat improvised explosive devices.
FORSCOM/USARC Special Troops Battalion: Fort Bragg-bound commands reach key agreement
Jun 11, 2010
A Memorandum of Agreement, formally signed June 7, 2010, prepared by planners for the Base Realignment and Closure 2005-directed relocation of the headquarters of U.S. Army Forces Command and U.S. Army Reserve Command puts an end to potential future uncertainty or confusion over "who does what" in C2 as each command prepares for the imminent departure of lead echelons to Fort Bragg, N.C.
Hawaii's PTA protects natural resources
Jun 10, 2010
POHAKULOA TRAINING AREA, Hawaii - The Army is waging a war, here.
Army uses one portal-of-access for counseling services, support
Jun 10, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - Soldiers and family members in Hawaii are now able to contact counselors at Military OneSource through a single portal-of-access.
Hawaii residents urged to prepare now for hurricane season
Jun 10, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - The hurricane season, which runs from June 1 through Nov. 30, requires all residents to be vigilant and prepared for the worst.
Warrior Challenge 2010 tests Soldiers physical, mental strength
Jun 9, 2010
The annual, five-day competition, hosted at Schofield Barracks, June 7-11, pushes the Soldiers and NCOs through a variety of challenges, both mental and physical, said Sgt. Maj. Alan S. Hatton, operations sergeant major, USARPAC. The goal of the competition is to find the best, most well-rounded Soldier and NCO in USARPAC.
Warrior Challenge 2010 tests Soldiers physical, mental strength
Jun 9, 2010
The annual, five-day competition, hosted at Schofield Barracks, June 7-11, pushes the Soldiers and NCOs through a variety of challenges, both mental and physical, said Sgt. Maj. Alan S. Hatton, operations sergeant major, USARPAC. The goal of the competition is to find the best, most well-rounded Soldier and NCO in USARPAC.
Digging in the dirt for Soldier safety
Jun 9, 2010
An environmental surveillance team traveled from Camp Zama, Japan to Schofield Barracks, Hawaii to train deploying Soldiers of 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division. After a couple days of classroom training, instructors and students went to nearby Lake Wilson, also known as Wahiawa Reservoir, to collect samples of water, soil and insects, just as the Soldiers will do in Iraq when the brigade deploys this summer.
Commentary: OPSEC-60 Years and Counting, Remembering the Korean Conflict
Jun 9, 2010
When we lower our guard and our OPSEC practices, we create and expose our vulnerabilities for our enemies to exploit. Protecting our country, our servicemen and women and their families begins with good OPSEC behaviors.
Four-star general visits 25th Infantry Division
Jun 8, 2010
Maj. Gen. Bernard S. Champoux, commanding general, 25th Infantry Division, welcomes Gen. Ann E. Dunwoody, commanding general, U.S. Army Materiel Command, to the division during her visit of Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, June 8.
Broncos Bid Farewell to Former Commander, Welcome Hawaiian Native
Jun 7, 2010
Soldiers of the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division gathered at Sills Field May 27th to bid farewell to its former commander and welcomed a Hawaiian Native as its new leader.
Top Army NCO promotes 'complete fitness' to Soldiers
Jun 7, 2010
Sgt. Maj. of the Army Kenneth O. Preston talked about the Army's plan for the continued complete fitness and well-being of Soldiers, and stressed the importance of mental fitness for today's Soldier while meeting with Hawaii-based Soldiers, June 3.
TF Wings' celebrates Asian Pacific American Heritage Month through dance, music in northern Ira
Jun 7, 2010
Dance is a form of cultural expression. Like visual art, sculpture or architecture, dance encapsulates, reinforces and transmits cultural traditions and values. At Contingency Operating Base Speicher, Iraq, the diversity of Asian Pacific American culture was on display as a group of more than 30 Task Force Wings' Soldiers and other volunteers celebrated Asian Pacific American Heritage Month (APAHM) with a performance of traditional dance, song and food, May 28
Test your knowledge of Army history
Jun 7, 2010
Quiz on Army History
A walk through history
Jun 6, 2010
When Col. Kent Goff isn't sporting his Army Combat Uniform during weekend battle assemblies, he is likely decked out in a military uniform from another era. The 412th Theater Engineer Command's intelligence and security officer is also a military history buff who participates in civil war re-enactments.
TF Wings' 'CAC Company' executes critical mission in northern Iraq
Jun 4, 2010
For the air crew of the "Stingrays," Company A, 3-25th General Support Aviation Battalion, "Task Force Hammerhead," 25th Combat Aviation Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, the extreme weather amounted to another challenging mission change. The Command and Control team is always prepared to navigate poor weather and restricted visibility conditions to safely transport U.S. Division - North's commanding general to critical meetings in Iraq.
Thurman becomes 18th commander of U.S. Army's largest command
Jun 4, 2010
This slide contains photos of the U.S. Army Forces Command change of command ceremony June 3, 2010. Gen. James D. Thurman became the 18th general to command U.S. Army Forces Command.
New commanding general slated for 7th Signal Command
Jun 4, 2010
Brig. Gen. Lawarren V. Patterson will become the commanding general of 7th Signal Command (Theater), replacing Brig. Gen. Jennifer L. Napper. A date for the change of command ceremony has not yet been set.
Veterans of Vietnam's 'Fox Force' join 'Golden Dragons' in scarf exchange
Jun 4, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - "Thank you so much for the welcome home we never got."
New center dedicated to children of local fallen Soldiers
Jun 4, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii dedicated a new School Age Center, here, June 2, to children of all fallen Soldiers of the U.S. Army in Hawaii.
AFAP offers community way to affect change
Jun 4, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - The Army Family Action Plan program is dedicated to changing the lives of our Soldiers, families, civilians and retirees, and it works.
Ask The Commander! June Responses
Jun 3, 2010
The "Ask the Commander" program is designed as a communication tool to allow Soldiers, civilians and family members to get concerns addressed and questions answered by the garrison commander. All submitted questions go directly to the garrison commander; directorates and support staff research queries and provide responses to the commander.
Sewing the pieces together
Jun 3, 2010
SCHOFIELDAca,!E+BARRACKS, Hawaii - Lt. Col. Daniel Hulsebosch, (second from left), director, Directorate of Emergency Services, and personnel with the Warrior Transition Battalion, here, display a quilt made by the nonprofit group "Strippers" from Highlands Ridge in Avon Park, Fla. The group recently donated 11 handmade quilts to the WTB. In the quilting world, a stripper is someone who tears up cloth and then sews the pieces together to make a quilt.
Routine monitoring ensures safe water for on-post residents, staff
Jun 3, 2010
WHEELER ARMY AIRFIELD, Hawaii - Every year since 1999, the Environmental Protection Agency, or EPA, has required public water suppliers to provide Consumer Confidence Reports to their water users.
USARPAC specialists secure safe training operations
Jun 3, 2010
U. S. Army, Pacific's Safety Office works diligently across the command to ensure that mission goals are met without incident. Soldiers' lives are rife with risk-travel, tactical and physical training and Warrior lifestyle-too often result in injury or even death and the Army is committed to doing all it can to enhance the safety of its fighting force, while maintaining training intensity.
RVTT's virtual simulations help squads train for deployment, threat scenarios
Jun 3, 2010
SCHOFIELDAca,!E+BARRACKS, Hawaii - While training with the Virtual Squad Training System, here, Sgt. Michael Diaz' squad from 25th Transportation Company, 25th Infantry Division, skipped breaktime to be the first group to visit the Reconfigurable Vehicle Tactics Trainer.
Day of Reflection: USAG-HI celebrates Memorial Day
Jun 3, 2010
SCHOFIELDAca,!E+BARRACKS, Hawaii - Reminders of America's history and of personal sacrifice were voiced at Memorial Day ceremonies, here, and throughout the nation, May 31.
Seniors create, donate lei to venerate veterans, Soldiers
Jun 3, 2010
WAHIAWA, Hawaii - Dozens of members from local community organizations here participated in a picking and stringing event, May 28, continuing an island tradition honoring Soldiers buried at the Schofield Barracks Post Cemetery.
Operation Military Kids briefs local community educators
Jun 3, 2010
SCHOFIELDAca,!E+BARRACKS, Hawaii - Operation Military Kids is the U.S. Army's effort to partner with America's communities to support children of deployed service members throughout the United States.
Community interest, involvement leads to AMRAca,!E+Teen Center improvements
Jun 3, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - Parental involvement can make a huge difference, not only in children, but also in local community resources, like repaving basketball courts and upgrading study facilities at the Aliamanu Military Reservation Teen Center.
TF Wings' 'CAC Company' executes critical mission in northern Iraq
Jun 3, 2010
On a May afternoon at Contingency Operating Base Speicher in northern Iraq, visibility diminished from three miles to one in less than an hour, enough to cancel all but the most critical aviation missions for the most experienced combat aviators. For the air crew of the "Stingrays," Company A, 3-25th General Support Aviation Battalion, "Task Force Hammerhead," 25th Combat Aviation Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, the extreme weather amounted to another challenging mission change. The Command and Control team is always prepared to navigate poor weather and restricted visibility conditions to safely transport U.S. Division - North's commanding general to critical meetings in Iraq.
Freefall plunge with Golden Knights marks Signal Corp's 150th anniversary
Jun 2, 2010
Soldiers jump with Golden Knights to commemorate Signal Corp's 150th anniversary.
Tropic Lightning holds Sergeant Audie Murphy Club Board
Jun 1, 2010
Candidates from the 25th Infantry Division endured a long day of qualification events for the Sgt. Audie Murphy Club May 25 at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. The Soldiers did pushup and situps in the Army Combat Uniform (minus blouse and headgear), an 8-mile ruck march with full battle gear, weapons qualification, six common task training lanes, and six round-robin board appearances before individual board members.
Human Terrain Team mapping course for a transitioning Iraq
May 30, 2010
The role of U.S. Forces in Iraq continues to evolve with the launch of Operation New Dawn later this year, and the majority of efforts will be re-focused on the responsible transfer of authority to Iraqi Security Forces.
U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii leaders make progress on several AFAP issues
May 27, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - Transportation concerns raised at the recent 2010 Army Family Action Plan Conference have not escaped the attention of U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii leadership, who plan on instituting a bus shuttle service this summer in order for Army residents to move with greater ease between posts.
PACOM Soldier gives back to Hawaii as a foster parent
May 27, 2010
HONOLULU - A Soldier assigned to U.S. Pacific Command was honored for his contribution to community service by the Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii in a ceremony in downtown Waikiki, May 19.
Community bids aloha to military ohana with parade, festival
May 27, 2010
WAIKIKI, Hawaii - The parade route down scenic Kalakaua Avenue offered plenty of elbow room for the thousands of spectators, but South Korea-based Sgt. 1st Class Robert Alvarez and his newlywed bride, Sarah, clung tightly to each other as they watched the USO's Welcome Home Heroes Parade, here, May 22.


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Organizational Structure
Primary Systems
Subordinate to the Chief of Staff and the General Staff (in its role as the supreme headquarters of the IDF) the IDF is organized according to two functional and organizational systems:
Functional: The Operational System - avenue for force activation
Organizational: Professional/Institutional System - avenue for force build-up
Bi-functional Systems (Operational and Professional)
Bi-functional system heads must simultaneously fulfill two roles - that of commander of an operational force and that of the commander of a professional body.
The following are examples of bi-functional systems:
Air Force Navy Homefront Command
Roles of an Operational System
Commanding of operational forces during wartime as well as during periods of calm in all its forms (including routine security operations).
Enhancing the preparation and readiness of operational forces.
Preparation of operational planning (including the defining of requirements and basic elements for action and for the activation of forces).
Implementing professional training within the framework of operational forces.
Defining the requirements of all needs mentioned above from elements in the professional system, and the participation in the undertakings of the professional system in the IDF.
Function of the Professional/Institutional System
Building, training, and placing an order of battle at the services of the operational system while reinforcing that order of battle should the need arise. Formulating battle doctrines as well as techniques and philosophies for applying forces and utilizing military means. Research, development, procurement and stockpiling of equipment. Providing administrative support to the operational system by building and operating a strategic military infrastructure and sectoral administrative installations, all with the aim of enabling the operational system to devote its resources to achieving its unique aims without depriving it of its authority to define its needs, its method of functioning, its utilization, and its activation.
Sectoral Command
A command whose realm of responsibility includes a fixed geographical territory that serves as a trans-formational headquarters of one of the land operational sectors of the IDF. The command is the senior operational echelon in the land-based operational alignment subordinate to the General Staff.
The command is charged with assuming responsibility for the preservation of security, for the preparation of the forces and the sector in times of calm and during emergency situations with the aim of achieving the military-strategic aims of war as ordered by the General Staff.
The Ground Forces Command is the body responsible for force build-up of the Central Command and the units subordinate to the Central Command.
The first organizational level whose sub-units are themselves "formations" (brigades). A formation which has a fixed, complete base. The organizational framework optimal for extracting the maximum from - and activation of - all the alignments and power at the disposal of forces in the field, including those maneuverable units and all forms of combat and administrative assistance, in tactical fighting in all its forms.
Division's Mission
Independently fulfill demands of interorganizational mission Manufacture and ensure the capability of the field units to: Employ tactical methods in a continuous manner under all conditions and for as long a duration as necessary Engage in interoperable (multi-corps) land battles in concert with the Air Force.
The Service
Military system which builds its military strength and supplies it in order to prepare for operations in a definted geographic dimension: Land, air, or sea. In the IDF, it is custom to label the organizational frameworks as services which build units and the air and sea formations as well as activate the air and sea forces. The General Staff is also Ground Forces Command in the IDF, however the network that forms and supplies units is separate from the operational system that activates those units.
The Corps
A secondary element in the service whose function is to establish, supply, and maintain the operational units in one of the professional formations of land, air, and sea forces. The head of the corps is a senior officer.
Corps Functions
• To represent a professional authority in its field.• To develop warfighting docrine unique to the corps, including training exercises and routine orders to soldiers, and ingraining those instructions so that they take root within the corps.• Formulating training regimens for the soldiers as well as carrying out, promoting, and nurturing the training of personnel.• Managing personnel under its command, developing and planning the course of one's service and promotion through the ranks.• Launching weapons development projects, instruments used to aid in warfare, and tools used for instruction; monitoring the development, and absorbing the finished product into the corps.• Fostering a tradition of battle lore, pride in the corps, and treating of the wounded.• Providing professional advice in its area of specialty.
General Staff
• In accordance with a decision by the Government, with its approval and as to implement its decisions - to define the military strategic aims of war in terms of required military gains, to establish the IDF mode of operation towards the aim of achieving one's goals, and to extract from these aims specific missions for the sectoral commands and services to execute.• To determine method of fighting (defensive fighting, widescale assault, punishment, coercion, strategic assault) as well as to determine the order of the allocation of resources on land, in the air, and at sea.• To determine and draw the sectoral boundaries of the main Commands, including front and rear boundaries.• To prepare and disseminate all plans and operational orders issued by the General Staff or anyone of the rank of a General Staff officer.• To manage the principle maneuvers of war by means of the Commands, the Services, and the remaining operational bodies of the General Staff, as well as to coordinate and preserve supervision over them while providing maximum assistance.• To plan, prepare, and manage joint and special operations carried out beyond sectoral boundaries of the sectoral Commands.• To plan and manage the public relations campaign of the IDF in accordance with continuous instruction from the Chief of Staff and the Defense Minister, including releasing statements and instructions on matters under the jurisdiction of the Defense Minister or the IDF to the civilian echelon.• To ascertain the necessary achievements and priorities for force-building according to anticipated operational needs, and to decide which IDF needs require aid from without as well as from the national infrastructure.
Deputy Chief of Staff
The Deputy Chief of Staff serves as a head of staff of the army in all forms and functions.
• The Deputy's primary mission is to coordinate the institutional operations for force-building.• The Deputy bears responsibility for the work of the General Staff in force-building as per the decisions and the policies of the Chief of General Staff.

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The present article owes its origin to a talk delivered at the 47th International Congress on Medieval Studies in May 2012 at Kalamazoo, Michigan, under the title, "The Norman-Sicilian Genesis of Crusading versus Crusade Creationism." I thank the Texas Medieval Association for sponsoring the panel on which I spoke, and the panel's respondent, James Muldoon of the John Carter Brown Library, for his insightful comments. I also thank Donald J. Kagay of Albany State University for help on some of the Latin texts discussed herein, and Alexandru Anca of the University of Bamberg for assistance in translating Hans Eberhard Mayer's definition of "crusade." My debt to Diana Darke is made explicit in n127.
Crusade Creationism versus Pope Urban II's Conceptualization of the Crusades†
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DOI: 10.1111/hisn.12000
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Ranking the most popular Christmas tales
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Not surprisingly, Clement C. Moore's poem "A Visit From St. Nicholas" (31 appearances) and Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" (28) topped the list. But other popular choices might be less familiar to today's casual reading audience: Hans Christian Andersen's "The Fir-Tree" (24) finished third, William Dean Howells' "Christmas Every Day" (11) came in 10th, with Bret Harte's "How Santa Claus Came to Simpson's Bar" (10) right behind it. (Oh, how I wish that were Homer Simpson's bar.) »Read Full Blog Post
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Great art again!
omg the girl XD
Dat buff dough, hes on that buff stuff, hes pumped, dat juice, oh yes, nice anatomy
How much do you charge for one of these? I've faved every one you've submitted on here and FA, lol.
Zomg the muscles on Mr. Oh-so-right lmao awesome!
Really like your drawing style and u have some really cute/great characters!!!
i like the buff guy at the end c:
I love your all your Sketch Commission Batches!!!!!!!!!!!! XD XD You rock!!!!!!
wow, awesome... :imspeechlessplz:
Even though the one with the muscles is bound to attract attention, the female is the one that catches my eyes.
i think she catch's most of us guys eyes
Sweet work, 'Deni! *Lovin' the girl on the left and how the middle guy points at her.
You're welcome and good work as always.
Awesome work! The guy on the right is my favorite
This is awesome and the middle one is cute. Muscles look really awesome too. I loves it!
All I can say is that I really can't wait for when mine is done. this is making me PUMPED!
He's gonna blow! Run away!!
Ha! The third one just takes all the attention!. The anatomy is unbelieveable and must've been a pain to draw out.
Haha I am not into muscles and I am not into drawing them, but seeing as it was a commission, I did my best. Didnt use any reference, maybe I should next time. XD muscles aren't my thing, really.
dat buff
Like the wolfman on right. Nice muscles!
thats awesome :333
Furry boobies.
i love the middle guys expression. especially because it looks like he's looking at the girl!
Love the expressions
My favorite is the third one 8U He looks so hugable! D:
What a cutie on the left
great work Deni!
someone had to much exercise
someone had to much exercise
forgot the after exercise ^^
i love the anatomy on this image! so cool
Nice ones!
Love this anatomy. I especially love the girl's round little breasts and her pretty purple flare. The slender boy's face is major cute and the big buff guy.... Love their pelts much^^
Just saw this on the front page - your style is lovely!
Cool! I'm the one on the far right!!! XD
1st. Hot Babe
2. Major Dumb Ass
3. Total Spaz.
Must I say moar?
2. Major Dumb Ass
3. Total Spaz.
Must I say moar?
The second one is pointing towards his girlfriend, like "check this out" x)
And the one on the right is ointing towards himself saying check "THESE" out, and continues to flex
OMG so seckseh! Nice jobe, Deni!
I love these!
I just. I just. I swear those eyes on the right are hypnotic...
i secretly love all three of these rather than just the female one
i secretly love all three of these rather than just the female one


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The commonwealth of Virginia has produced many fine folks: presidents George Washington, the father of our country, Thomas Jefferson, the uncle of our country, Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl-winning quarterback Russell Wilson and my mentor, Sandra Busey.
Since 1969, Virginia, hoping to corner the tourism trade, has proclaimed itself to be for lovers.
I beg to differ. Oregon is the true state for lovers. Today, on Valentine's Day, Oregon is celebrating its 155th birthday, and all residents are invited to the party. A retardant drop has been called in to extinguish the candles.
Yes, Oregon is getting older. It's got thinning hair, or at least trees, from the many clearcuts the state is infamous for, and spotted owls if not spotted hands. Its wrinkly elbows don't find as much room as they used to as the population swells. Still, Geritol is not yet the state beverage, and prunes are not the state food.
Love is in the air this Valentine's Day, flying as high as a Sochi snowboarder. That and a lot of rain. Oregon has as many words for rain as Eskimos have for snow. Rain is a great opportunity for gentlemen to show off their romantic sides by holding umbrellas over the heads of their beloved as they step ankle deep into mud puddles.
The stores sell a lot of Valentine's cards, but no "happy birthday, Oregon" cards. The pressure is on to get the right gift, whether that is chocolates, diamonds or a Shop Vac, to show your beloved that you like them even more than watching broadcast host Bob Costas at the Winter Olympics suffering from an eye infection.
The problem for many of us is how to say I love you without emptying the piggy bank and later facing a mountain of unpaid bills.
One solution is to enter the Powerball lottery. The only problem is that we are more likely to be struck by lightning out of a clear sky than to win the jackpot. Besides, people from places like Virginia usually win, and we are left in Oregon to ask God why life is unfair. God's reply? It could be worse. You could be a Georgia Power customer during an ice storm.
The best option, it seems, is to do what you can, with what you have, where you are. Celebrate Oregon. Celebrate Valentine's. Love that you get to live in this great state, burn its firewood, eat its blackberries. Watch its herds of elk, fed up by snow, marching single file toward California and less humid winters.
Oregon is for lovers of music, including great bands like Quarterflash and bands with crazy names like Napalm Beach, Blind Pilot and Wet Confetti.
Oregon is for lovers of hunting and fishing.
Oregon is for lovers of sports. There's the Trail Blazers' world championship, of course, with the big redheaded carrot-juice drinking Bill Walton. There's also track legends such as high jumper Dick Fosbury, who invented the Fosbury flop, and Steve Prefontaine, who once held the American record in seven long-distance events and said, "To give anything less than your best is to sacrifice the gift."
Oregon is even for lovers of politics. Take Tom McCall, for instance. The former governor was famous for setting up a rock concert, Vortex 1, nicknamed "the governor's pot party," in 1970 to reduce the odds of a riot at the American Legion convention in Portland.
McCall was also famous for the beach bill, the bottle bill, land use planning and the 1971 comment, "Come visit us again and again. This is a state of excitement. But for heaven's sake, don't come here to live."
Virginia may be a great state. No one can deny the breathtaking beauty of the Blue Ridge Parkway, Mount Vernon and the Eastern Shore. But Oregon can give it a run for its money in the love department.


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I would absolutely NOT let anyone in the optical department touch a pair of my glasses again. While I appreciated them confessing after ...MoreRead more of this review examining my glasses that they did not know how to take the lenses out of the frames, in the process I believe they put a deep scratch in one of the lenses, and refused to accept responsibility for it. The insulting implication was that the lens must have already had the scratch, and by me pointing it out to them, I was trying to scam them in some way. I was very offended, and worse, very disappointed, because everything up to that moment had been fantastic. Even as I write this I get incensed thinking about it.
(I state this in terms of "I believe they put a deep scratch...." so no one should be able to think I am being libelous. From my perspective, I clean my lenses regularly and know what they look like, and had done so just a hour or so before I handed them to the person working in the optical department. In my opinion, the lens wasn't scratch before I handed them to her, it was when she handed them back...)
Regardless, I would absolutely go back to Dr. again. He has all the latest equipment, and it makes the exam process much more pleasant and much more thorough and precise. I just will stay the heck away from the optician."
I can't give a review of Dr. because I never saw him. But, based on the service I received from his staff, I would not recommend him.
First of all, I made it clear to three different employees that I both needed (due to insurance) and wanted to go to a specific ...MoreRead more of this review hospital. I did so to ensure that I would be scheduled appropriately. As I was securing the date, I noticed they had put the wrong hospital on the information card. I immediately pointed this error out to the scheduling on duty and was told it would be corrected immediately. I travel for a living and it is very important that I confirm my appointments to prevent excessive fees due to schedule changes.
Then I got a phone call from the "surgical coordinator" informing me that I had in fact been scheduled to the wrong hospital. When I told her what had happened and what my needs were, she dismissed it, saying that "it was to correct" and that I needed to "change the date of the surgery". I asked her who was going to pay my travel fees for changing my travel due to their error, because it certainly was not going to be me or my organization. She did not know what to do at all and never helped with the end result. I ended up going through a mountain of phone calls with my insurance to make sure that if I went ahead with the surgery on that day in the wrong hospital, I would still be covered.
My coverage is excellent and yet, I received several phone calls from the "insurance and billing" person, who talked to me as if
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I expressed my dissatisfaction several times to the insurance and billing person and the surgical coordinator and nothing was done. I even had to push hard to get receipts so I could file my own insurance. Interesting since they push hard for their money and yet drag their feet to give the appropriate receipt.
I had both eyes done and was satisfied with Dr Blotnick until I went for my next day follow-up. I went to the Rd office which is where I have always gone for years. I was told when I arrived that Dr Blotnick was in the University location. At no time, via paperwork or the confirming phone call, was the location mentioned. At no time did anyone on staff indicate that I was scheduled to go to a completely different location than I had ever gone to. So , I ended up seeing a completely different
doctor who DID NOT perform the surgery. While he was nice, he was not Dr Blotnick. Again, their idea to correct their series of blunders was to expect me to jump through hoops.
Finally and totally fed up, I spoke with the office manager about all this and was told by him that he agreed and that I had been treated very badly. And then he said, "What do you want me to do about it?" If that wasn't bad enough, he then said, "you got eye surgery from one of the best in , so...." in a very patronizing way, inferring that I show my gratitude by keeping quiet. I was appalled and disgusted. I paid dearly for good service on every level and did not receive it. Frankly, with this
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I am done with this practice.
minutes. He had picked up the anxiety in my voice and first reassured me
that the problem was most likely a minor one, not uncommon after
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my troubled eye, and quickly confirmed ...MoreRead more of this review his initial expectation. He explained that the cause of the fogginess was a thin film behind the lens, and that it could be removed in an out-patient laser procedure that was extraordinarily safe. (I believe he quoted the odds of permanent impairment as 1 in 2800. He always has the benefit/risk odds in mind when discussing the pro's and con's of any procedure, and engages me in deciding what to do. This is just one aspect of his thorough knowledge of his specialty. )
The procedure went perfectly, and my vision in that eye is now better than it has ever been in my life!
This was our latest interaction. Previously, I had seen Dr. many times for everything from routine examinations to symptoms of possible retinal detachment, and for cataract removal. In every case and every interaction, his professionalism, expertise, and personal caring were exemplary.
I would recommend Dr. without any reservation whatsoever. You could not find a better ophthalmologist.
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Restaurateur Bo Blair On The Regulatory 'Grease Trap' That Is Montgomery County
"They tell us to get this grease trap that, seriously, it's like something that would be in FedEx stadium...They said they won't even answer any questions until we install the grease trap. We get the grease trap, we install it, the [Washington Suburban Sanitation Commission] guy comes out and he looks at it and says, 'Well, this is wrong.' So he makes us get rid of that and get a grease trap that is literally a tenth of the size...To work that simple part out, it took like a month. We had to install a completely useless grease trap simply for them to come out and say it's not the right grease trap. They would not even entertain the idea that what they were telling us to put in was wrong....That was the tip of the iceberg. Every single thing was a disaster."—Restaurateur Bo Blair, speaking to Y&H alum Tim Carman in the Washington Post on trying to open a simple sandwich and salad shop, Jetties, amid the regulatory rigmarole of Montgomery County
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Recently, Wake County, the state's second largest county in population, reduced the time between property revaluations from eight to four years.
The change has created some confusion as well as claims the move is a veiled way of increasing taxes.
To fully understand why the change happened and what its implications are, we need to first step back and review property taxes.
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My husband and I attended the Taste of Calabash on April 16, and we thought the organizers and volunteers did a fantastic job! The Brunswick Beacon also did a great job covering this event with plenty of photos.
Brazil has had a mighty evangelical revival in recent years, bringing millions to Christ. It has also had a great economic revival that has made it the seventh-largest economy in the world. Recently the nation has been hit with corruption scandals that have touched the highest levels of government impacting the economy and bringing hardship on the whole nation.
Hickmans Crossroads Library recently sponsored an amazing artist named Adam Miller.
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I'll let letter to the editor writers Thomas McGrath and James P. Moore Jr. argue about who is the better Democrat or Republican, but after more than 30 years in the banking and bank regulation business, I can assure you the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) does not state "work history, credit scores and income and loan history could no longer be considered when determining the approval of a loan."
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Four weeks into the season Moore coach Scott Myers sensed his offense needed a change. The Lions had struggled with the football. After a loss to Choctaw last week, Moore might get simpler offensively.
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Moore (0-4) is averaging less than 10 points per game and hasn't been able to get consistent production from its offense all season. The Lions will host Edmond Memorial on Friday.
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Cherry Barb Compatibility
I have a tank with a small school each of neon and rummynose tetras. There is also a group of albino corycats, a pair of blue rams and an albino BN pleco.
Would a group of cherry barbs get along with everyone in here? The only possible compatibility issue I can find in my research is that the barbs my fin-nip the plec.
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I just started keeping cherry barbs a month ago, but have kept fish for years. I don't have a plec, but they don't bother my cardinal tetras(7) or rasbora(13). I have a 45 gallon planted, and i keep 8 cherry barbs(2 male and 6 female). My LfS said they are a harem fish, and are best kept in groups of at least this size. There is a dwarf gourami in there also and the barbs don't bother him or my amano shrimp(8). They swim mostly at the bottom/top, but they do school a little with my rasbora, and are very greedy eaters. The males spend a lot of time at the bottom around my driftwood, and the females seem split between the two males when the males are on opposite sides of the tank. I haven't seen any fin nipping in my setup, but i'm not an expert either. Great fish IMO.
How do your rams act in your setup? I'm interested in adding some to my tank, they are beautiful fish.
There are no compatibility issues there - cherry barbs are quite peaceful. The question is if your tank is big enough to accomodate more fish.
Barbs are not harem fish. IME with several barbs species, they are best kept at an even m:f split.
Cherry Barbs would do great in your setup. In my experience they are very sedate, so much so , that I had to remove mine because they were getting bullied by my other barbs species. IMO they are also one on the few fish that look cool in albino.
Cool, thanks for the info everyone. The tank is a 30 G, very heavily planted. Aquadvisor shows it being like 115% stocked with the barbs. With my weekly water changes and all of the plants, I figure I can handle 115% stocking without too many issues.
Some of my tanks are over 140% :)
My 90 gallon is 225% stocked.
The important aspect of stocking that is frequently overlooked is the interaction of the fish. This is far more important than mere numbers, because inappropriate behaviours/activity/interactions can cause severe stress and this weakens the fish's immune system. This is one reason I put no trust in stocking formulae.
In a 30g with a group of cardinal tetra and rummy nose tetra, I would not add cherry barb. You don't mention numbers, but both cardinals and rummys should be in largish groups, minimum 6 but much more preferable 8-12 for cardinals and absolutely 12+ for rummys. These will then be healthier because they will be more "natural" and thus have less stress. They do very well together.
One issue with barbs is their activity; they are more active swimmers than both these tetra species, and this can be annoying to sedate fish. And rams are sedate.
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S.484 - A bill to direct the Secretary of Education to pay to Fort Lewis College in the State of Colorado an amount equal to the tuition charges for Indian students who are not residents of the State of Colorado.112th Congress (2011-2012)
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Requires the Secretary of Education, beginning in FY2011, to pay to Fort Lewis College in Colorado an amount equal to the charges for tuition for enrolled Indian students who are not Colorado residents.
Limits the amount paid to Fort Lewis College per fiscal year to an amount equal to the charges for tuition for Indian students who were non-Colorado residents and were enrolled for the academic year 2010-2011.
Treats amounts received under this Act as a reimbursement from Colorado to Fort Lewis College for complying with federal law requiring the admission of Indian students at the College free of charge of tuition.
Prohibits anything in this Act from being construed as relieving Colorado from reimbursing Fort Lewis College for each academic year: (1) with respect to enrolled Indian students who are not Colorado residents, any amount of the charges for their tuition which exceeds the amount received under this Act; and (2) with respect to enrolled Indian students who are Colorado residents, an amount equal to the charges for their tuition.


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Don't bank on Jane Krakowski channeling her inner-Bridezilla any time soon. The 30 Rock star, whose engagement to boyfriend Robert Godley was announced last holiday season, says that the big day – whenever it will be – will be a joint effort.
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Godley was by his fiancée's side at the gala, where Krakowski was honored for her support of the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community.
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