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AWF's Katie Frohardt was a phone-in guest on the March 22, 2001, edition of "Africa Journal," a television program produced by Worldnet, Voice of America. Broadcast live by stations in 27 sub-Saharan African countries, "Africa Journal" focuses on political, social, health, gender and cultural issues unique and important to Africans.
The African Wildlife Foundation has been awarded a major grant from USAID Regional Center for Southern Africa (RCSA) to lead a conservation initiative across national borders.
The African Wildlife Foundation has announced selection of five Charlotte Fellows for 2000-2001. The Charlotte Conservation Fellowship Program began in 1996, in memory of AWF supporter Charlotte Kidder Ramsay, who strongly endorsed AWF efforts to encourage young African professionals to work in conservation. The program provides educational and financial assistance to Africans pursuing master's or doctoral studies in subjects such as species and ecosystem conservation, community conservation, and resource economics.
Kenya's parks and game reserves, dazzling though they are, can never include enough terrain to sustain the large herds of elephant, zebra, wildebeest and other migratory animals that are Africa's unique heritage.
An estimated 70 percent of Kenya's wildlife lives on private or communal land at any one time. But land outside protected areas is filling up with farms and villages. Increasingly, wildlife is competing with people and their livestock for the same space and water causing resentment and sometimes violence.
In 1979, AWF member Frank Rus, of Naperville, Ill., decided to make a trip that travel agents described as impossible, traveling the Congo River 1,100 miles from Kinshasa to the end of navigation, Kisingani. Zaire (now Democratic Republic of Congo) was broken down (in the words of one government official), accommodations were scarce, transportation was unreliable and taking 16mm camera equipment to film mountain gorillas into a country suspicious of all unfamiliar activities would be extremely difficult. Nevertheless, Frank went.


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Le Mars To Set Up Additional Waste Water Treatment Facility
(Le Mars) -- During the last Le Mars city council meeting, the council approved plans to proceed with a new water treatment facility to be located two miles west of town. Scott Langel, city administrator says people will hear a lot about the new water treatment plant in the months ahead.
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The city official explains the second stage for the new treatment facility.
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Langel says the third portion of the project will be to create a new waste lagoon.
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Langel says the fourth stage is the construction of the new facility. He says it is needed for the expansion of both Wells and Dean Foods. Langel says the financing of the waste treatment facility will be paid for by the two industries.
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The city administrator says a final cost will be calculated in the weeks to come, but a preliminary figure is $16.7 million for all contracts. Langel says the city may not be able to obtain grants for the new wastewater treatment facility, but it may be able to obtain a low interest loan through the state and federal government's revolving fund.
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Congressman King To Hold Townhall Meetings In Northwest Iowa
(Washington) -- Iowa Congressman Steve King has announced he will hold three townhall meetings in northwest Iowa. King, a republican, will be at the Le Mars Convention Center Upper Level Conference Room on Monday, August 20 between 10:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. King will then hold a townhall meeting for Sioux County at the Sioux Center Public Library between 12:30 and 1:30 p.m. and he will be at the Forster Community Center at Rock Rapids for a Lyon County townhall meeting scheduled for Monday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. and continuing until 3:00 p.m.
Penn National Gaming Suing Iowa Gaming Commission
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) - The owner of Sioux City's riverboat casino is going to court over a decision by state regulators not to accept a deal that would have extended an operating agreement with
a nonprofit partner that holds the gambling license.
Penn National Gaming Company has asked a Polk County judge to review last month's decision by the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission. Penn claims the board violated state and federal laws
and constitutional protections when it refused to approve a contract with the Missouri River Historical Development that would have run through March 2015.
The commission instead approved an extension through March 2013, saying it would better fit plans to seek bids for a land-based casino.
Mark Monson of the nonprofit group declined to comment.
Trial For James Kroll Delayed
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) - Trial is delayed for a Sioux City man charged with bludgeoning two people in their sleep with a crowbar.
23-year-old James Kroll Junior was scheduled to stand trial next week in Woodbury County District
Court. A judge on Wednesday delayed it until November 13th.
Kroll is charged with first-degree murder, attempted murder and first-degree burglary. Police say he beat 54-year-old Jeffrey Moravek to death and seriously injured 54-year-old Mary Tope after
breaking into Tope's home in June.
Police say Tope's daughter, Emily, was in the house at the time and identified Kroll, her former boyfriend. Court papers say Kroll was distraught that their relationship had ended.
Rembrandt Man Faces Additional Sexual Abuse Charges
(Storm Lake) -- Last week we told you of a Rembrandt man that was charged with sexually assaulting a 15 year old girl. After further investigation, Buena Vista County Sheriff, Gary Launderville has announced additional charges against 36 year old Cory Wernimont. Wernimont is being charged with 60 additional counts of sexual abuse in the 3rd degree a class C felony. The additional charges stem from the alleged sexual assault of an additional female minor over the an extended period of time. Wernimont is currently being held in the Buena Vista County jail on a $50,000 cash bond only. Assisting with the investigation is the Iowa Department of Human Services and the Buena Vista county attorney's office.
Midwest Economy Is Hurting From Drought
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - An economic index for 10 Midwest and Western states has dropped again, and an economist says the drought is "dampening economic activity across the region."
The Rural Mainstreet Index dropped further into negative territory this month, hitting 47.1, compared with 47.9 in July and 56.7 in June.
The index is compiled after a survey of rural bankers in the states of Nebraska, Iowa, Colorado, Illinois, Kansas, Missouri, Minnesota, Wyoming and the Dakotas. It focuses on communities with
1,300 residents, on average.
Survey organizers say any score below 50 on the index, which ranges from 1 to 100, suggests economic contraction in the months ahead.
Creighton University economist Ernie Goss in Omaha, Nebraska says the drought "is dampening economic activity across the region" and that companies with farm ties are experiencing
Iowa's Unemployment Rate Increases
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Iowa's unemployment rate edged up to 5.3 percent in July.
State labor officials say the preliminary rate was two-tenths of a point higher than June's revised rate of 5.1 percent. The rate was 6 percent in July 2011.
Iowa Workforce Development says in a report issued Friday that the state gained 2,300 jobs in total nonfarm employment last month after two months of decreases. The state says the gains occurred only in the sectors of wholesale and retail trade, other services,
local government and health care.
The number of unemployed people in Iowa was estimated at 88,200 in July, compared with 85,300 in June. A year ago, an estimated 99,100 people were unemployed in Iowa.
The national jobless rate rose a tenth of a point in July, to 8.3 percent.
One Killed, One Injured At Iowa City Drug Shooting
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - Authorities say one person has been killed and another injured during a shooting involving two undercover officers in Iowa City.
The Iowa Public Safety Department says in a news release Friday that neither of the officers was injured. They work for the state's Division of Narcotics Enforcement and are assigned to the Johnson
County Drug Task Force.
The department says the officers were conducting an operation around 7 p.m. Thursday at a trailer in the Breckenridge mobile home park. An altercation erupted. The department says shots were fired, killing one person and injuring another, who was taken to a hospital.
It's unclear whether the people were armed or fired any shots. Details about the shooting and the names of those involved have not been released.
Clear Lake Man Charged In "Murder-For-Hire" Scheme
CLEAR LAKE, Iowa (AP) - The trial of a Clear Lake man charged in a murder-for-hire case has been delayed.
Alan Cannon faces two counts of solicitation to commit murder, one count of conspiracy to commit murder and one count of attempted murder.
His trial, which had been set for Aug. 21, has been postponed until Sept. 25 in Cerro Gordo County District Court.
Cannon is accused of trying to hire two people in December to kill a teenager who says he sexually assaulted her. A jury in June convicted Cannon of a simple misdemeanor assault charge and supplying alcohol to a minor in that case. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined $500.


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Or has anybody been caught? What is the fine?
Yea, what a bunch of crap about the outtfiter deal, Can you have a res with you, or dose it have to be an outfitter? Either way it's lame.
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Or has anybody been caught? What is the fine?
Ive never hunted Wyo. But I have 5 elk points and 2 moose points. Id wish they would change that before I burn my points, but I doubt that happens, especially since they are thinking about raising the tag prices so much. I think you can have a res but he/she has to have a special permit to take you?? Not real sure on that one...double check before you go.
Thanks for all the great replies.
Darktimber...what you said in your last sentence. Outfitters with pull in the legislature. You can go fishing or camping or birdwatching...or playing "pocket-pool" in the wilderness any time you want...but you NEED an outfitter to hunt! It's all about money!
Wapiti, yeah a resident can take you. You need to go to a G&F office for the free (at least it used to be) permit.


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A truck that spilled treated human waste fertilizer Monday in New Bern had some of our viewers voicing concerns about product safety.
We did some research about the material called biosolids. It can be used in soil to grow several crops- including those we eat. The process is heavily regulated by the EPA and takes place at waste treatment facilities. Greenville Utilites showed us the dewatering process at its plant Wednesday which creates biosolids. Officials with the Pitt County Cooperative Extension say the EPA requires monitoring of several factors.
"They've also regulated what can be exactly in the sludge as far as mineral content, pathogen load, and other potential pollutants that can be in the crops," said Andy Burlingham with the Cooperative Extension.
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I was riding a Suzuki Boulevard GZ250 before, it was quite nimble and in a pinch it could toodle down the highway if needed. Fairly decent looks, cruiser style and dirt cheap as far as small bikes go. Quite a few bike schools use them for training as well. ... But its not an Enfield.
Anyone know if there are plans on bringing the UCE engine Bullet 350 here? I can't afford $5,500 for the Bullet 500 and have been looking at the Suzuki TU250X as an option for $4,000 but I'd rather have a Royal Enfield in the driveway. If the Bullet 350 came to the US for somewhere in the $4,000-5,000 price ranger I'd be ordering one ASAP. MPG must be excellent too.
I had the pleasure of taking my MSF test on the TU250. If you can look at the TU250 and Bullet side by side, and can't decide which one is speaking to you more, get the TU250, it is a sweet little bike - perhaps the simplest, most well-mannered motorcycle currently available anywhere at any price. And I think you could find one for considerably less than 4,000.
Harley made a 500 single, the Buell Blast. A fun bike but NOBODY wanted them. Even Eric Buell made a table out of the crushed carcass of the last one made.
Where does that leave a 350? In India.
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WASHINGTON – Now there may be an even better reason for consuming foods like red meat, red wine, dark chocolate and coffee.
It turns out these foods don't just taste great, they also pack some amazing health benefits.
According to Denise Foley, executive editor at Prevention Magazine, having just one cup of coffee a day can cut a person's risk for diabetes by 7 percent.
Red wine is another beverage that boasts of health benefits. Polyphenols, antioxidants found in red wines, have protective qualities against illnesses such as heart disease and possibly cancer.
Dark chocolate also contains antioxidants that can lower a person's risk for heart disease and may even protect the body from diabetes.
Experts say one egg a day can actually be good for human health.
"Even though they're high in cholesterol, it doesn't seem to be absorbed in the body as cholesterol," explains Foley.
Those who enjoy red meat should stick to the lean cuts, which Foley says aren't that much more fatty than chicken or turkey. Red meat also contains essential nutrients, such as B12 and iron.
WTOP'S John Aaron contributed to this report. Follow @JohnAaronWTOP and @WTOP on Twitter.
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Preventing Anxiety Disorders in Youth
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Community violence is a major public health problem in low-income, urban communities. The mental health impact of living in a violent community is significant, particularly for children. Community violence exposure is associated with various symptoms of anxiety. Unfortunately, little research on the prevention of community-related anxiety in youth has been conducted. This study involves a school-based prevention and cognitive behavioral therapy program that will involve predominantly African American children who live in urban areas and are at risk for developing anxiety disorders.
Children in this study will be randomly assigned to either an anxiety prevention and early intervention group or a nonintervention group for approximately 3 months. Child, parent, and teacher assessments of anxiety symptoms will be made at the end of the study and at a 6-month follow-up visit.
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- Mild exposure to community violence
- Mild to moderate anxiety symptoms or disorders
- Attending public elementary school in an urban area
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The value of the Netherlands as a logistics hub for European and global supply chains is best illustrated by comparing it with the ongoing competition from our neighboring countries. Based on the market experience of Holland International Distribution Council (NDL/HIDC) and discussions with our members and our contacts in the international business community, we know how important a detailed impression is of where the Netherlands ranks vis-à-vis competitors such as Belgium, Germany and France.
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In addition to completing the specific prerequisites included in the descriptions of the following courses, all students seeking to enroll in 300- or 400-level courses in the Culverhouse College of Commerce and Business Administration must have attained junior standing (61 semester hours).
All C&BA students must, prior to seeking to enroll in any 300- or 400-level C&BA course, complete or be enrolled in the following prerequisites: EC 110 and EC 111; MATH 112 and MATH 121, or MATH 115 and MATH 125; CS 102; AC 210; ST 260; and LGS 200 (or their equivalents); and at least 4 hours in natural science, 3 hours of fine arts, literature, or humanities, and 3 hours of history or social and behavioral sciences. Failure to fulfill all prerequisites prior to enrolling in a 300- or 400-level C&BA course will result in administrative disenrollment from that course.
OM 300 Introduction to Operations Management. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: ST 260. OM majors enrolling in OM 300 in the spring semester should also enroll in OM 310 and OM 321.
This course is an introduction to the field of operations management and addresses the design and management of the activities and resources that a firm uses to produce and deliver its products or services. Topics include operations strategy, product and process design, total quality management, statistical quality control, supply chain management, location analysis, forecasting, inventory management, operations planning, and lean/JIT business processes.
OM 310 Introduction to Management Science. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: ST 260.
Concepts of management science and their application to decision making. Topics include linear programming, transportation models, integer programming, dynamic programming, queuing theory, decision theory, and network models.
OM 321 Production Planning and Control. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: OM 300. OM majors may enroll in OM 300 and OM 321 concurrently.
The planning and control of production and service systems. Attention is given to forecasting, operations planning, scheduling, materials management, and operations control.
OM 375: Statistical Quality Control. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: ST 260 or equivalent.
Statistical methods useful in control of quality of manufactured products. Topics include Shewhart and cumulative sum control charts; process capability analysis; and acceptance sampling procedures by attributes and variables. Emphasis is on understanding, design, implementation, and interpretation of these techniques.
OM 385 Information Technology for Operations Management. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: ST 260.
Introduction to the components of management information systems and applications of computer-based systems to business decisions. Open only to OM majors or by permission of the instructor.
OM 420 Computer Simulation. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: OM 310.
The use of simulation as a tool to understand and improve the performance of complex systems and processes. Students will learn the details of a specific simulation language. Applications to production processes and operational activities.
OM 422 Operations Scheduling. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: OM 321.
A broad investigation into a variety of scheduling activities in a variety of environments. Topics include scheduling as applied to projects, job-shops, assembly lines, parallel machine systems, workforce, and transportation.
OM 423 Inventory Management. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: OM 310. OM majors may enroll in OM 310 and OM 423 concurrently.
Control techniques for the large multi-item inventories frequently associated with manufacturing supply and wholesale-retail operations. The limitations and usefulness of models in actual practice.
OM 425 Effective Quality Management. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: approval of advisor.
Provides a broad understanding of the philosophies and methods used to enhance organizational effectiveness in a wide range of organizational settings.
OM 491 Independent Study in Operations Management. 1-3 hours.
Students may earn degree credit for only one independent study course (491).
OM 492 Internship in Operations Management. 1-3 hours.
Prerequisites: Junior or senior standing and a grade point average of 2.5 or higher. Students may earn degree credit for only one internship (492).
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Renditioner is a program designed specifically to work inside SketchUp, with a one – button easy to use format. With next to no setup time required, you can get straight on with producing and enhancing your renderings. Simplicity paired with speed and working directly within SketchUp, means you can achieve design visualisation objectives more quickly.
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Working Moms Are Writing Your Favorite TV Shows & It Shows.
Sometimes, change is a catalyst for fearlessness. For Kari Lizer - creator and executive producer of the hit series "The New Adventures of Old Christine" taking a gamble by leaving a hit sitcom so she could create a television series of her own, proved to be the best change she's ever made in her career.
Becoming a writer was not Kari Lizer's lifelong dream. This former child star had been acting since she was 11 years old and had her heart set on making it big as an actress. But her flare for quick-witted comedy writing got the better of her and her career took off in an entirely unexpected direction. Back in the early 90's, Lizer wrote a play called "Late Bloomers" which she planned to use as a vehicle to showcase her acting prowess. Following the show's opening, Kari wasn't deluged with casting offers, but instead, picked up her first writing gig for the comedy series "Empty Nest," when she was given the opportunity to write an episode in which she also appeared in as a guest star. While Kari says she continued to "slip scripts" to the "Empty Nest" writers, she eventually landed her first full-time writing job for the USA Cable Network series "Weird Science."
"Weird Science turned out to be the best job because it made me realize I was more than an actress who could write monologues for herself," Lizer recalls. "It turned me into a real writer because I had to write about things that weren't close to home."
When Kari became pregnant, she says "it became very clear that it was a beautiful thing to be a writer and not an actress." Had she still been acting, Kari would have become obsessed with every ounce she gained during her pregnancy. Not only was she able to gain weight, but at one point, Kari says she broke her arm and was hobbling around the office. "If I was an actress, I would have been out of work for that period of time but I continued to write up until I delivered the twins and then after that. That was really an epiphany for me of 'Thank God that I was a writer.' I realized how fortunate I was to have made a transition."
After giving birth to twins, Kari continued to hone her craft and soon joined "Will & Grace," where she spent four years as a writer for the Emmy award-winning comedy series. While at "Will & Grace," Kari says she had a manageable schedule where she worked a few days a week and had great balance in her life with her three children. Creatively, though, she was ready to take on a new challenge.
While she was now proficient at writing about a life that wasn't necessarily her own, Kari returned to what she knew best and crafted a concept for a series that was loosely based on her own life. Lizer recalls when her children were in preschool, 15 of the 18 families that she had met were all married. By the time their children were entering 3rd grade, 12 of those couples were divorced.


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Bounce Back BelvedereWritten by on July 2, 2013 A few years after it was discovered on a farm, country singer Marty Robbins' 1964 Plymouth Belvedere is making a comeback in a big way - all thanks to Ray Evernham.
The barn find: a romanticized notion in every automotive enthusiast's head - the idea that hidden behind those dilapidated doors is a gem of a muscle car just waiting to be discovered. Okay, so maybe this Belvedere wasn't discovered in an actual barn, but it was found on a farm right outside of Nashville, and it wasn't exactly what anyone would describe as a gem. It was discovered by the farm's new owner among quite a few other rotting automobiles, and the cars were all destined for the crusher. Luckily, the owner's son jumped to the rescue of this classic when he got the feeling it was something special.
The Belvedere you see here once belonged to Marty Robbins, country music artist, and race car driver of the 1960's. Robbins competed in 35 NASCAR races throughout his career, with six top 10 finishes, including the 1973 Firecracker 400. His fifth place finish at Michigan in the June 1974 Motorstate 400 was his best NASCAR finish, and it was also the only time he was ever on the leaderboard at the end of a Cup race. Robbins had a soft spot for Dodges, and is known for owning and racing Chargers and a 1978 Dodge Magnum. The Belvedere in question was primarily used as a "fun" short track car in the Nashville area, which Robbins would take to the track on Saturdays before the Grand Ole Opry.
The number 777 1964 Plymouth Belvedere, slathered in the iconic purple and yellow paint that it is remembered for, once looked much like it does today. However, when Ray Evernham got a hold of it, there was quite a bit of work to be done.
Evernham is a celebrity in his own right, laying claim to the title of NASCAR championship crew chief, team owner and host of the new television show "AmeriCarna" on Velocity. When Evernham came across the car, he knew he had to step in and help restore it to its former glory, all the while hoping to bring awareness to Fairgrounds Speedway Nashville's desperate fight to survive while local government push to raze the track.
"This is my favorite Plymouth/Chrysler body. This car in particular has got a history and I felt strongly about it being preserved," he explained.
"The car sat for about 30 years," Evernham said. "I bought it from Al Jones with a promise of restoring the car and racing it." Jones, a Nashville racing historian, helped Evernham restore the car, along with Marty Robbins' son, Ronny.
So what exactly needed restoring? Just about everything. However, Evernham was quick to inform us that the car retains a few touches that are completely original such as the front suspension, most of the rear suspension, the steering wheel, seats, and pedals. The roof and floor pan were also salvageable.
"I like that we were able to keep some original parts of the car - parts that are directly connected to Marty," Evernham said.
A 440 cubic-inch engine resides under the hood, and the Belvedere is also outfitted with a 9-inch rear.
The entire restoration was carried out in a way that would make Mr. Robbins proud. All of the replacement parts on the Belvedere are period correct, thanks to contacts with junkyards and antique parts cars - a difficult task considering original classic car parts are becoming more and more difficult to come by.
Once the body was back in shape and painted its famous purple and yellow, the guys were able to find the man who lettered the Plymouth all of those years ago, Ken Binkley, to come back and re-letter the famous Belvedere. Binkley was pleasantly surprised.
"It was such an honor to be asked to do it again," he told us. "I first lettered it in February 1974."
For someone known around Nashville as a talented artist, Binkley is responsible for lettering the vehicles of such automotive celebrities as Darrell and Michael Waltrip and the Green Brothers, but he remembers working on Robbins' car clearly.
"Marty sat with me the whole time talking. He was already a music icon at that time and for a celebrity of his caliber to sit there and watch me while I was working, it's very memorable. My wife and I jumped in the car and drove to North Carolina to letter it this time because we couldn't bring all the paint and thinners on the airplane. They paid my expenses and that's all I wanted. It was an honor just to be able to contribute to the car."
After restoration, the car was ready to be presented to the public. On May 31, it made its debut at The Stage in Nashville, Tennessee, to a welcoming crowd. The following day, the Belvedere returned to its old stomping grounds - Fairground Speedway Nashville - and Ronny was able to take a few laps in the car once belonging to his father, who died of heart failure in 1982.
"I was 16 when we built this car," Ronny told us, "when they pulled the cover back, I went back in time to 1966. I almost - not almost - I did have to fight back tears. It was an emotional experience and it took me back to a time when he and I were very close. It was our golf game. Me and Daddy, we didn't play golf - we raced."
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Marines and sailors with Combat Logistics Battalion 2, Combat Logistics Regiment 2, 2nd Marine Logistics Group took to the streets in the rain for a conditioning hike Oct. 10, but they were not alone.
As the battalion stepped onto River Road, Marines and sailors with Combat Logistics Regiment 25, 2nd MLG came up behind them during a regimental run.
�Having units out there and training side by side motivates (service members),� said Sgt. Maj.Charmalyn Pile, the sergeant major of CLB-2. �They�re out there getting some and we�re out there getting some.�
The motivation did not come without friendly rivalry, however. Some service members called out words of encouragement while others engaged in cordial banter.
�We don�t do regimental runs,� shouted one service member with CLB-2 as CLR-25 ran by. �We�re warfighters.�
The Marines and sailors with CLR-25 may have finished their run before the members of CLB-2 ended their roughly 3.8-mile, hour-long hike, but that gave the battalion more room to complete its mission: teambuilding.
�The purpose of the hike is to build morale and esprit de corps, and to make sure the Marines stay in shape and stay motivated,� said Gunnery Sgt. Luciany Moise, operations chief for CLB-2. �(Conditioning hikes) are there to help the Marines, especially (new Marines), build camaraderie and stay in shape.�
The battalion recently returned from the Integrated Training Exercise in Twentynine Palms, Calif., and has a mostly new command staff, including the commanding officer, sergeant major and company commanders.
�We�ve got a really new battalion,� said Pile, a Grants Pass, Ore., native. �We�re kind of starting from scratch. We�re starting to do those things that are going to bring the command up and get us working together.�
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Combat, transition home, downsizing among stressors
A growing number of active duty sailors, Marines and soldiers committed suicide last year, despite intensive government and community efforts to stem the war-time trend.
The result is that for the third year running, more troops took their own lives than were killed in action, according to preliminary Defense Department statistics.
The uptick coincides with more than 11 years of sustained combat and growing numbers of combat veterans with post traumatic stress disorder, which is estimated to affect one in five who served in Iraq or Afghanistan, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs' National Center for PTSD.
Yet a Pentagon report released this week indicates that less than half of military personnel who committed suicide in 2011 had deployed for those wars and only about 15 percent were involved in direct combat.
In addition to combat, a complex array of stressors is squeezing service members, with military downsizing and poor civilian job prospects playing a growing role, medical personnel and advocates said.
The number of Navy suicides spiked last year to a record high of 60, up from 52 in 2011 and 39 in 2010, the Navy reported. The 2011 number reflected a suicide rate of 14.6 per 100,000 active duty sailors. (Suicide rates among the services for 2012 have not been released yet.)
The Navy is trimming its active duty ranks to 320,000 by 2014, down from 359,373 in 2006 and 325,700 last year. The cuts included a first-ever layoff last year of nearly 3,000 mid-career troops.
Regarding military suicides, "there's been a lot of focus on the combat stress that's involved with infantry Marines fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan. But there's really been another kind of stress that's been impacting more so our Navy, which is just the operational stress — do more with less," said Navy Capt. Scott Johnston, a clinical psychologist and director of the Naval Center for Combat and Operational Stress Control, in San Diego.
Amid the manpower reductions, "They are certainly not cutting back on the amount of deployments that the Navy is involved in, so I think that is indeed increasing stress within our sailors," Johnston said.
In 2009, when 52 Marines took their own lives, the Corps reported the highest suicide rate among the armed services — 24 per 100,000. The next year the number of Marines who attempted suicide climbed to a new high of 172, but the number of actual suicides dropped to 37 in 2010 and 32 in 2011.
Last year Marine suicides spiked again to 48, the second highest number since the war in Afghanistan began in 2001; and a new high of 179 Marines attempted suicide.
The Army has not released December figures, but the 2012 tally through November of 177 active duty suicides was already higher than the 167 in all of 2011 — reflecting a rate of 22.2, the highest in the military.
Last year 176 soldiers and 44 Marines were killed in action in the Afghanistan war, fewer than the suicide toll.
Because of the stigma against asking for help and the fear of career repercussions, the Corps has mandated yearly "Never Leave a Marine Behind" suicide prevention training for all Marines.
Almost three-quarters of troops who commit suicide do not inform others they are thinking about harming themselves, according to the latest Department of Defense Suicide Event Report. In light of that, the military trains troops to be vigilant for signs of suicidal tendencies among comrades.
"We know there is a very strong ethos in combat that you would never leave your buddy behind. You would do whatever you have to, to save their life while in combat. We need to have that same mentality in garrison and back home," Johnston said. "What we really have found is these are typically not impulsive acts. There usually are warning signs."


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News: PCC Named Best Institute of Higher Learning by Pasadena Weekly
Sharing honors with the California Institute of Technology and the Art Center College of Design, Pasadena City College was named "Best Institute of Higher Learning" by the Pasadena Weekly in its annual Best of Pasadena readers' poll.
PCC is committed to providing a high quality, academically robust learning environment that encourages, supports, and facilitates student learning and success. The College provides an academically rigorous and comprehensive curriculum for students pursuing educational and career goals, as well as learning opportunities designed for individual development. The College is committed to providing access to higher education for members of the diverse communities within Pasadena and to offering courses, programs, and other activities to enhance the economic conditions and the quality of life in these communities.
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London 2012 - Yang Sun of China proudly shows off three different medals for his three events swum.
London 2012 - Yannick Agnel of France takes gold in the men's 200m freestyle, with China's Sun Yang and Taehwan Park of South Korea sharing silver.
London 2012 - Team GB swimmer Robbie Renwick strides out for the Men's freestyle 200m semifinal at the Aquatics Centre.
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This was soooooo good! I used sugar free jello, it was still fabulous! The only problem I had was mixing the whipped topping and chocolate - the chocolate hardened and got lumpy, so the frosting wasn't smooth. Definitely don't need a big piece - it's very rich!
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This map really caught my eye, and I thought it was lovely. It's on DA.
I don't need it in color, just black and white.
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What I would like is a map of the largest city in my world, Kanrak. It is from a fantasy-Egyptian setting, and as such, I'm trying to preserve some of that style. The city is huge, and built around a river. I have some sketches, and my attempt at a map, so you won't be flying blind. I'm also open to artistic changes, as I'm no expert at this. I'm the kind of gal that is like, "As long as the palace and the temple row are on other sides of the river, I don't care about the rest of the city, make it look good and go wild!"
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I deally, I'd love to print it out and frame it. But its real use is to have a guideline for the players in my game, as a reference.
Copyright - I will not be publishing this map to make money. The most I would do with it is print it out for my friends, and put it in to a three-ring binder that we call the Big Book. Eventually, I'd like to have all these pages bound (like sprial bound at Staples), so its easier to look through it. I will not be making profit off of it, just sharing it with my group. So in that, I'd like permission to print it out. I would prefer that the artist didn't sell my map since its for my world, but I've got no problem with them posting it or using it for their portfolio.
There are two other large cities in the world, and a couple minor locations. I'd really be interested in working with an artist for future maps too!
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Can the Miami Heat Break the Regular Season Win-Streak Record?
The 1971 Los Angeles Lakers set the National Basketball Association (NBA) ablaze when it reeled off 33-straight wins, a record that still stands–for now. The 2012-2013 Miami Heat have won 21 straight and appeared locked and loaded for a prime run at matching or breaking the 40-plus year old record. But today's NBA isn't what the game used to be because nearly any team can fall on a given night considering the amount of talent flowing throughout the Association. Even teams that sit at the bottom of the league still possess top shelf talent. But can the Heat push that aside to break the record? Perry Green and Stephen D. Riley of the AFRO Sports Desk debate the question.
Riley: I don't think they can do it. They're schedule over the next 12 to 13 games isn't particularly scary but on any given night, a team can play above their record to sneak in an upset. I love the way LeBron James and Dwyane Wade are playing right now but asking them to keep up that type of intensity as players prepare to mentally shift gears for the playoffs is a tall task. And I can't see them homing in on some meaningless streak while their prize treasure becomes more visible as the summer arrives.
Green: James, Wade, Chris Bosh and a bunch of solid pieces can and will get it done. Miami has every ingredient that any NBA team could ask for. They've got the big time players, accurate shooters and physicality up front with the addition of Chris "Birdman" Andersen. The schedule doesn't scare them at all and I think the Heat still has something to prove and cracking 40-year-old records only fuels their fire.
Riley: You shouldn't underestimate any team, especially when they're playing against the world champions. Teams wake up a little early on the days and nights that the previous year's title holder comes to visit. I don't like the fact that James has to be the hero every eight out of 10 times and the team overly relies on him in my opinion to make too much happen. One bad game by James and it puts a lot of pressure on Wade and Bosh to perform. Too much hangs on James right now and I can see Miami coach Eric Spoelstra sacrificing a few games just to make sure his horses are healthy for the playoffs.
Green: Miami (50-14) isn't even close to resting their starters but they might be if they hit this streak. There's no incentive right now for Miami to cash in the playing time of its better players by resting them as the season goes on. Look, Miami wants this streak. It's close and it's in their grasp. They're going to play all out to get it so unless we're talking about James, Bosh or Wade being out, Miami is going to be in position to reel off another series of dominant play after they finish with this current one.
Riley: Miami has made a ton of accomplishments over the past few seasons since the new Big Three has been together and 21-straight wins is a hell of an accomplishment. Trying to sketch out another 12-straight wins would be tough for even the greatest teams of NBA past so it's just hard for me to see them matching the Lakers' record, especially at this time of the year when the level of play has picked up. We're going into March and April and playoffs and postseason positioning means everything right now to some teams and I have to believe that one of those teams out there vying for a better spot in the playoffs is going to rise up and cool down the Heat.
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Using 1-handed swords on my rogue back during BC. I hated sub back then even though it was amazing, now I miss the old 1-handed sword sub. Everything is about daggers now for rogues .
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Pallies were super useful for Hyjal trash too. I think they were capable of doing MTing everything except Illidan and his stupid Shears and were in many cases better due to the old CTC and being uncrushable.
Having to build a community and actually talking with people on your realm to run dungeons.
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Of the comments given, a common one is using ground mounts and really having to travel around the world the hard and long way. But this is one thing that you still have the option of. You say you miss it, but do you ever just run around on your ground mount for shits and giggles while questing outside of areas like the Isle of Thunder? Probably not; you'll use your flying mount any chance you get.
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"Ride 101" offers up some good advice on some basic, but important elements of road cycling. The topics range from basic handling skills to safety on the road, alone or in groups, and even general roadside bike maintenance. Each and every one of these things is something that everyone appreciates knowing, even more so when their ride partners are knowledgeable. And though it covers a lot of ground, the "Ride 101" Trainer DVD is still a training tool.
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IRVING, Texas (AP) -- A rising gold football-shaped trophy will be the prize for the national champion in the new College Football Playoff.
College Football Playoff executive director Bill Hancock unveiled the more than 2-foot-high trophy Monday. Made from 24-karat gold, bronze and stainless steel, the bottom of the trophy is shaped like a football and rises to form an actual-sized ball at the top.
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The brothers recently found they could compete together as members of 4-H and were among nearly a dozen others showing off their skills at the Southeastern Youth Fair barbecue contest on Monday.
It was a big deal for the brothers, particularly since Jeptha, 14, is autistic and deaf.
"A lot of clubs and other organizations turned him down. They couldn't accommodate him. But here there was no problem," said Cassandra Morris, the boys' mother.
Monday was not the first barbecue contest they entered. Recently, the pair entered the barbecue part of the Sears 4-H Poultry Show in Ocala.
They showed up with a pair of galvanized steel buckets and a grill top.
"We didn't have the money to buy them barbecues so we looked up how to make a homemade grill and there were plans for everything, even a wheelbarrow. We didn't have a wheelbarrow, but I did have garden buckets," Morris said.
In that show, Richie, 12, won his division and Jeptha finished third. They both won new grills for their efforts.
The tabletop grills were in use during Monday's contest.
Jeptha cooked rabbit, while Richie cooked chicken.
The pair made their marinade and rub from scratch and the recipe for the barbecue sauce came from their grandmother.
"I like it because it's something me and my brother can do together and interact more instead of just playing video games together," Richie said.
Morris said she was elated that Jeptha could experience the social aspects of the competition.
"It's good for him. He and Richie are really close," she said.
The pair barbecue at least once a week.
"It helps my mom. That way she doesn't have to always cook," he said.
Richie hopes to one day become a professional barbecue competitor.
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The OSCE remains a unique institution which specifically addresses human rights and democratization difficulties and works cooperatively to find solutions. This is a courageous and sometimes painful process from which no country is immune, as we are about to see at the OSCE Human Dimension Implementation Review Meeting in Warsaw. But, since democratic development is dynamic, it is essential to keep this momentum going. No other international institution has the tools, the mandate and the flexibility to do this. The Commission is anxious to ensure that OSCE retains its legendary adaptability to address today's problems and we look forward to hearing the Department's concrete ideas on how to accomplish this.
Last week, at our hearing, Dutch Foreign Minister and OSCE Chair-in-Office Jaap de Hoop Scheffer said it most clearly: "The role of the United States continues to be essential to making the OSCE work."
The explicit and implicit connection between security and human rights--the fulcrum of the Helsinki process--has been at the center of U.S. thinking and policy since the day almost exactly two years ago when religious fanatics flew airplanes into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, killing over 3,000 men, women and children. Americans can no longer be indifferent to events on the other side of the globe, as now there is greater awareness that failed states are breeding grounds for terrorists with world-wide range. And the link between state repression and violence makes building democracy a vital U.S. national security interest.
Building democracy in Central Asia, though, is proving to be daunting. In fact, there is less freedom in Central Asian states than there was in the late 1980s. This sad truth raises an important and disturbing question about one of the key practices of democracyelections. After a decade of experience, our conclusion is that elections in much of the former USSR have become a farce.
We have grown accustomed to a pattern of deception and self-deception. The OSCE's ODIHR dutifully dispatches needs assessment missions. Yet, after another rigged contest, the observation mission crafts a carefully worded condemnation. The host state graciously acknowledges shortcomings, begs indulgence on account of its youthful democracy, and the charade continues. The State Department's spokesman repeats the assessment of the ODIHR, expresses disappointment at yet another lost opportunity and pledges to continue working with authoritarian leaders who have no intention of allowing their essentially hostage people decide who governs them or how.
With no serious consequences, authoritarian leaders know they can steal any election with impunity. Election after election, they ignore the will of their own people and sneer at the OSCE, while asking us for more security assistance.
For much of the last decade, it was possible to hope that the next generation of post-communist leaders would be better than their predecessors. In Senate testimony last year, Assistant Secretary Jones said as much. But we now see, in Azerbaijan, the rise of what may well be only the first of a crop of family dynasties. It becomes more and more difficult to harbor expectations that the future will be better or even much different from the past and present.
Frankly, this has been a troublesome year for trans-Atlantic relations. The OSCE remains one of the institutions that can help bridge those tensions. It has a long history of working through problems even where ideology or policy differences seemed insurmountable. Not only does the OSCE have the broadest mandate of any Euro-Atlantic institution, it has numerous ways to work cooperatively on small projects that help to overcome larger concerns. This would seem an opportune time to use the OSCE to advantage.
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Margaret Telleen, an 84-year old resident of Gowrie, Iowa has been a part of the Cyclone Club for over 40 years. She first started attending Iowa State games in 1966 when her children were attending ISU. Since then she has fallen in love with the excitement of collegiate competition and continues her devotion to Cyclone athletics.
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