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Does this mean that if you don't buy a red iPod, AIDS wins?
What about the horrible advertising on TV for this stuff? Some celebrity (i have no idea who he was...) was yelling at at the camera for me to buy a (red) phone. I was kinda shocked at the tactic to guilt people into buying a phone (probably a crappy one at that).
what the hell?!?! ugh.
As much as the 20-year old me would love to agree with you, the (even more) cynical 30-something me can't quite do it. That $10 million is probably roughly $10 million more than they would have gotten if they had just asked the same corporations and suburban shoppers to contribute out of the goodness of their hearts. Unfortunatley, it's a lot more realistic to work within the system than wait who-knows-how-long for Americans (and most of the world in general) to realize the error of our ways and radically change our lifestyles. Maybe it's because my expectations are so incedibly low after 6 years of the Bush reign, but I applaud anyone who's able to pull something good out of the muck. The Red exec seems to be pretty much right on in his quote. It shouldn't be that way... but it is.
$$$$$$$ for the cause, geez who gives a rat's shit how tricky it is, marketing of course, buy red- sure, $$$$$$$$$ and more $$$$$$$$ - some of those dollars pay for the meds in states that don't have the never fail support plan like Washington.
Easy to deal in ivory tower crap when your friends are not dying around you. Sarah, get up to speed, the clue bus comes by the Stranger every 10 days, there on Pine.
Cash is cash is cash.
$$$$$$$ for the cause, geez who gives a rat's shit how tricky it is, marketing of course, buy red- sure, $$$$$$$$$ and more $$$$$$$$ - some of those dollars pay for the meds in states that don't have the never fail support plan like Washington.
Easy to deal in ivory tower crap when your friends are not dying around you. Sarah, get up to speed, the clue bus comes by the Stranger every 10 days, there on Pine.
Cash is cash is cash.
It's true that this isn't philanthropy, it's cause-related marketing. Fine.
I need a new phone. Instead of getting a regular one, I'll probably get a RED phone because I know that at least some of my purchase will go toward a cause I think is important. (Plus, the RED phone is the kind I wanted anyway, but in red.)
I think we have to remember that we aren't going to save the world with cause-related marketing and that some of it can get out of control (breast cancer, anyone?) but I'll take it. And I want Bono to win, win, win. I want politicians to listen to his message and act on it and that will only work if he's able to be successful in little ventures like this.
What I do think we need is specific guidelines and regulations on cause-related marketing so the consumer knows exactly how much is going toward the cause and who is receiving the money and how much. Some companies are donating significant amounts and others aren't. Also, what, specifically, is the money being used for? More "awareness" or actual AIDS research? That matters.
I'm all for it, but it needs some regulation.
Charity means $$, which Americans give in staggering numbers out of the goodness of their hearts. But that can also mean business. I don't get it. That's $10 million dollars. Do you want them to take it away from the charity because it was gotten through capitalism? Just give it back to The Gap? That money's going to be there either way -- why not give some of it to a good cause? The "halo" you're talking about is one (but not the only) major motivation for people to give, so learn to deal with the complicated nature of human intentions. Besides, capitalism is messy for all of us -- I mean, I read the Slog even though it's framed by ugly ads for places thousands of miles from where I live.
It is a dirty system, but if Bono and friends have found a way to raise money without hurting people. Raise away.
The problem here is that GAP does hurt people with it's sweatshops. One reason why people are so poor is that GAP pays so little for its goods to be produced. So when GAP gives away profits really it is giving away money which should be someone's salary. Here, the sweatshop worker is the one making the donation, not the GAP.
sarah, do you not like the color red, or the fact that it's advertised, or the "stars who promote it? is raising money to help those with AIDS in africa too unhip to support for hipsters? seems fairly shallow to me.
so what if it's blatant marketing. they raised $10 million.
that would be $10 million the US gov wasn't giving, so why should you mock companies / celebrities for putting their time/space/energy out there for this charity.
it's no worse then selling pink shit to raise money for tit cancer? am i right?
i'm not buying any of this shit either, i already have a cell phone (btw the phone monique #2 has alluded to is a moto-razr, in red. seems to be the phone der riguer, not some cheap thing) and i don't need anymore damn t-shirts. but i say keep on selling shit and raising money. when you sell something i need, and the incentive is that part of the profits go to fighting AIDS in very poor african countries...i just might buy. guilt free. perhaps even humbled that i, at the very least, have that oppurtunity.
so seriously what's the gripe here?
ps. this post nearly reeks of the same comment baiting that ecb's "no more gimps on the bus" post a few weeks ago was.... now i'm kinda embarrassed i commented. sorry everyone.
I am so happy to find out that I am not the only Red hater. I swear every time I would walk by that GAP window I would begin to feel very very grumpy. Not because I am opposed to raising money for a worthy cause. But because it sickens me to see people buying something like a little lost sheep quite often for the wrong reasons. Those ridiculous plastic colored bands are like some hideous fad that needs to go away. Anyway, enough said, I shall now go make an online contribution to the worthy organization of my choosing. And I mean that.
Terry's right, but I can't resist.
This is crap. Doing good and also doing good for the company is PERFECTLY FINE. You'd respect Gap more if they gave money away at the expense of their business? Why? If it doesn't hurt them, it's not really doing as much good?
This campaign is a brilliant way to raise money for an important cause. Doing it in a way that makes sense for the participating companies' bottom line is smart philanthropy. Where do you think all this money came from in the first place? This is capitalism and consumerism used for good.
Some people you can never please.
some of us, even those who have never shopped there, don't quite get why the oh so cool ones have decided overpriced T shirts from the GAP are more horrible than those from .... oh two hundred other overpriced retail outlets ..... i guess cool is not in my world view .... not since junior high
sarah, and many others, forget cool ..... go for thinking, being yourself and shop at value v. and the goodwill ..... recycled ..... way, way cool
Here's what the Gap has on their manufacturing history...
and here's where you can find the 2005 code (that's the Gap code) factory violations:
It's spooky...it's like the Gap is the government or something.
$10 million's not that fucking much, for how much The Gap is hammering this shit into everyone's skulls. Why not do something meaningful and actually pay their workers in Vietnam the fucking Vietnamese minimum wage?
This (red) thing doesn't show any actual commitment to charity or sustainability. It's just a band-aid, telling people to buy the *right* shit, when they should be buying *less* shit.
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They'll perform in the Disney Dreams Come True Parade at the Magic Kingdom and Epcot Center on Sunday.
The drumline will also have a special feature.
Topeka High won't be alone. Seaman High School's marching band is participating in parades in Orlando as well. They left for Florida Thursday.
Santa Fe Trail High School's band is spending spring break at a band competition in the Orlando area as well.

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VIENNA An 800-year-old, gold-plated crucifix that went missing after being seized by the Nazis has been found in a rubbish skip in Austria, police said.
The crucifix, made of copper and enamel, was crafted in Limoges, France, and was part of a Polish art collection brought to Austria during Nazi rule, Josef Holzberger, police spokesman in Salzburg, said on Thursday.
It was found in 2004 in the lakeside winter resort of Zell am See by a woman combing through a skip filled with the discarded possessions of a neighbor who had just died.
"The lady had a soft spot for old crockery and was rummaging for plates when she found the crucifix," said Holzberger. "She asked the deceased's family, and they said she could have it."
Last month the woman showed the crucifix to a friend who realized it might be something special and took it to a museum.
In the run-up to World War Two, the owners of the crucifix had hid it and other treasures by walling them inside the basement of a house in Warsaw.
They were discovered by the Nazis in 1941, brought to the Polish National Museum and later transferred to a castle in the Austrian village of Bruck an der Grossglocknerstrasse, near Zell am See, police said.
"We lost track of what happened then -- we don't know how the crucifix ended up in Zell am See," Holzberger said.
The crucifix might be worth up to 400,000 euros ($539,000) at auction. Poland's culture ministry has contacted the London-based Commission for Looted Art in Europe, which represents the heirs of former art collectors, Holzberger said.
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This is a discussion on Domestic Emergency Network within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Have any of you heard of these guys? It says they are a free market response to FEMA. Basically it looks like a network of ...
Have any of you heard of these guys? It says they are a free market response to FEMA. Basically it looks like a network of people that will help each other out after the SHTF. Let me know if any of you know anything about it.
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"Any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and lose both." Benjamin Franklin
Steps in the stripping of State's Rights/Sovereignty
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IMO...everyone who is concerned about a SHTF scenario should have a network of people they can rely on...neighbors, friends, and family....
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There's really not a lot information about them, who they are, what they will do for you when SHTF.
Have a look at the application... $20 one time membership fee.
A couple of the questions from the application:I like the idea, but I am suspicious. I would need a heck of a lot more info.Please circle the choice that best describes you:
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Who is your favorite U.S. President?
Do you have access to at least one rearm?
Sounds a little hinky to me. Send $20, fill out a lame two-page application and viola!, your a member. They claim to have "heavily encrypted" membership security and to prove it you print and FAX your application.
In other words...you first!
God is love (1 John 4:8)
Looks to me like a great way to get yourself an impressive looking laminated card for only $20!
Seriously now. Looks to me like you are paying for tips similar to the ones you get for free from the red cross, and a list of other people who got those tips. They might also list who has various weapons etc, but I would not be too quick to provide folks I don't know with information about where I am and what I have.
I think you would do better to contact your local emergency management office and start a C.E.R.T. for your area. There is also plenty of good info available at places like zombiehunters.org where you can share knowledge without necessarily telling what goodies you have and where you have them. Some folks might look at that those lists of who has what, where as a post disaster "shopping" list. As in, you are really just buying and stockpiling those things for when the keepers of the list decide to come and take what they want.
As far as the "network" goes. If there is an eotwawki type disaster, how useful do you think that list is going to be? Are you sure enough to abandon your position and burn irreplaceable fossil fuels to journey to see some strangers who while sitting fat and happy and secure signed up for this? When bad things happen, attitudes change. And do you think with post disaster curfews etc. in place you would even be able to travel to meet these people? I wouldn't count on that pretty little card on getting you through any checkpoints.
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Suicide notes sway jury against mother
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THIBODAUX The content of two suicide notes Amy Hebert wrote the day she killed her children convinced jurors the Mathews mother was guilty of first-degree murder, a juror said Saturday following the trial's conclusion.
Hebert's defense team argued that she was insane at the time she stabbed her two young children more than 30 times apiece. But her angry yet coherent notes to her ex-husband, Chad Hebert, and her former mother-in-law, Judy Hebert, made jurors think otherwise.
"That was a unanimous thing," juror Erin Folse said. "The letters, that's what everybody went back to."
After being housed in a hotel the past two weeks with little contact with the outside world, jurors returned home Saturday afternoon after Hebert's trial ended with her receiving a life sentence.
Family and friends greeted them with hugs and tears as they filed out of the Hampton Inn on North Canal Boulevard in Thibodaux. Jurors were not allowed to speak with family during the two-week trial, except for a five-minute phone call on Mother's Day.
The reason the jurors had such limited contact with family was to limit the possibility of them being prejudiced as Hebert's trial progressed. They were also not allowed to read newspapers, watch television or use the Internet. They did occasionally watch movies at the hotel as a group, however.
Most of the 12 jurors and three alternates, whose ages ranged approximately from 20 to 70, declined to talk about their experience serving in a death-penalty case. But those who did described it as a stressful process they were relieved to have over.
"Being away from my family was difficult," said jury foreman Jordan Orgeron, a 23-year-old accountant from Galliano. "The nature of the case was difficult. It was one of the hardest things I've done in my life."
Saturday morning, the jury weighed whether Hebert should receive life or death for her children's murders.
The jurors' deliberation on the penalty phase Saturday lasted roughly the same amount of time, two hours, as their deliberation during the guilt phase two days earlier.
But the consensus of Thursday's closed-door discussions was gone.
"Deliberation was tough," Orgeron said. "It was a lot more difficult this time around for the penalty phase than the guilty phase."
Orgeron declined to say how he voted.
"The three people who didn't want the death penalty wouldn't change their mind," Folse added.
The reason the three jurors chose a life sentence for Hebert was not immediately known.
After listening to nearly two weeks of testimony, Folse, a 23-year-old labor-delivery nurse at Thibodaux Regional Medical Center, still had trouble understanding why Hebert would kill her children.
She recalled feeling a bit of disgust at Hebert's reaction when Judge Jerome Barbera announced she would receive a life sentence.
"When the judge told her it was life, she had a big smile on her face," Folse said.
Attorneys for both sides warned prospective jurors during jury selection that the pictures they would see during the trial would be some of the most horrific images they could imagine. Still, jurors interviewed said that did not prepare them for what they saw.
Autopsy photos of Hebert's deceased children, photos of their stabbed bodies taken at the crime scene and photos of the blood-soaked master bedroom and bathroom all left a lasting impression on the jury.
"It was brutal," Orgeron said. "The pictures are something nobody will soon forget."
Orgeron added he is planning on taking a vacation to unwind from the stress of the trial.
The jury's youngest member, 20-year-old Hannah Boudreaux of Lockport, said she had difficulty sleeping some nights because of the trial's images. Anytime she heard a thump, she recalled video footage from a police officer's Taser that shows Hebert's dead dog making the same sound when it falls from her bed to the floor.
The anxiety of being away from her family caused her to burst into tears when she spoke to them on Mother's Day, Boudreaux recalled.
"It's going to be a while till I get back to my normal life," she said. "It really has changed my life."
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I've the problem that a restriction to write access only for pages (not posts) fails. It is the same situation as already described in post How to Allow specific group write access to page? and it seems to be a software problem.
Write restriction to posts (via category) works but write restriction to pages with read access to all seems to fail.
I've a board of editiors with cabability 'edit_other_pages'. But some pages are only used by plugins and should not be accidently be modified. Thus I created a UAM group 'System' and added no role and no user to it. Pages with only the group 'System' checked in the 'Access' widget should now be changeable by users with administrator rights only.
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Definition of xeriscape in English:
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1.1A garden or landscape requiring little or no irrigation.
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Landscape (an area) in a style which requires little or no irrigation.
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Email configuration on dev server: At the moment I have postfix configured to route all emails sent to itself. So if you try to send and email to any address say email@example.com it won't be delivered the that address, instead you would check the email locally at email@example.com.
This is the expected behaviour as we don't accidentally want to email thousands of users on our dev server.
We want to use git post-receive-email to notify the testers that a new commit have been deployed and is ready for testing. I have already set this part up but obviously is re-routed by postfix as explained above.
How can I create a type of whitelist email that will not conform to the rule above. Say if the to address is firstname.lastname@example.com then it's sent to firstname.lastname@example.com but if the email to address is anything else then it's routed to email@example.com
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This authentic version of the Irish potato dish called boxty is like a trip to the Emerald Isle in a skillet. Serve these little potato pancakes with any main dish and enjoy their crispness and great flavor!
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- Set half of potatoes aside. Cut remaining potatoes into large chunks and place in a large saucepan. Cover with cold water and bring to a boil over high heat. Reduce heat to low and cook 15 to 20 minutes, or until potatoes are tender. Drain and place in a large bowl. Mash with a potato masher or electric mixer; set aside.
- Grate reserved potatoes and stir into mashed potatoes. Add onion, flour, salt, and pepper; mix until well combined. Stir in egg and milk to form a batter.
- In a large skillet, heat vegetable oil over medium-high heat. Drop batter by tablespoonfuls into hot oil, and cook 3 to 4 minutes on each side. Drain on a paper towel-lined platter.
- You may need to add additional milk to the batter if it seems too thick. It should be the consistency of thick pancake batter.
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I haven't finished reading the James Madison book yet, but I already got another volume from that Oxford University Press American history series.
This book is called: All Shook Up. How Rock 'N' Roll Changed America.
When I posted about the series last week, and mentioned this title, Fnarf had this to say:
I'll be interested to see where they peg "the birth of Rock and Roll". Most of the established histories have it wrong, missing out on a whole world of R&B shouters who crossed the rock and roll line long before that. Ideally, such a book wouldn't mention Elvis until the last chapter. Elvis was more of a Dean Martin impersonator, anyways.
Well, just glanced at the first chapter (Louis Jordan and "Jump Blues" kick off the discussion of the music itself), but Fnarf should dig this graph:
Before it was supplanted by by rock 'n' roll, rhythm and blues provided a dress rehearsal on a smaller stage for the agitation that reached [mainstream America] in the second half of the decade. After WWII, the industry substituted rhythm and blues for the harsher-sounding 'race records' as the term for recordings by black artists that were not gospel or jazz. But R&B also emerged as a distinctive musical genre, drawing on the rich musical traditions of African Americans, including the blues' narratives, turbulent emotions, and the jubilation, steady beat, hand clapping, and call and response of gospel. Its vocalsits shouted, growled, or falsettoed over guitars and pianos, bass drums stressing a 2-4 beat…
Although, Fnarf wont dig this. Elvis is on the cover.
And yeah, I agree that's a drag. Back when I was a total depressed weirdoaround the same time those Elvis stamps came outI'd write the word 'racist' over them when I used them to mail letters.


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Public Outcry Forces Minnesota to Delay Invasive Species Training Program
Following public outcry from resort owners, anglers and boaters, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will postpone an invasive species training and trailer decal program that was set to go into effect July 1.
In the state legislature, a House committee voted to cancel the law, while a Senate panel has proposed a compromise that would delay implementation and remove charges for the class and decals. As the law was originally enacted, "lake service providers" are required to pay $50 for a three-year permit.
Passed in 2012, the law also requires boaters and others who tow boats and water-related equipment to take classes about how to avoid transporting aquatic invasive species, such as zebra mussels and milfoil, form one water body to another and then buy decals for their trailers to confirm that they have taken the class (usually online).
"The DNR supports the education that would be provided under this law, but recognizes there are some concerns with the way the law is currently written," the agency said. "For example, people transporting boats on trailers through Minnesota to another destination are required to take the course and display a decal even if they don't put their boat in Minnesota waters."
DNR Assistant Commissioner Bob Meier added, "With the legislative interest in this educational program and ongoing discussions about possible changes, we are postponing the launch until we see if the legislature acts this session to modify the program."
State Sen. Tom Saxhaug said, "Education is critical to this whole aquatic invasive species idea. We are not trying to stop tourism in the state in any way, shape or form, but what we are trying to do is to make sure everyone in the state knows how to clean their boats."
For funding its Invasive Species Program, Minnesota includes a $5 surcharge on watercraft registered in the state and a $2 surcharge on nonresident fishing licenses. Resort owners say current fees and decal requirements already have cost them business.


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Windy Station (Japanese: 風の駅 Wind Station) is an anime-exclusive location in Unova. It is one of the settings of Kyurem VS. The Sword of Justice. It is a station on the train track to Roshan City and the train stops here for exactly three minutes. Travelers can buy Darumaka boxed lunches, Oran Ice, and other goods to enjoy. The stand selling this is held open by a girl named Malin and her Vanillite.
While Ash and his friends were on their way to Roshan City, they made use of the three minutes stop to buy a large supply of the Darumaka boxed lunches.
Pokémon seen in Windy Station
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Hurricanes may blow through Orlando. Luckily we missed Hurricane Charley in 2004, but we did see the damage it caused.
Check for hurricane warnings from the National Hurricane Center before you go.
If you are planning a trip to Central Florida during Hurricane season, be sure to keep an eye on the weather in the tropics. I have lived in Central Florida for nearly 20 years and never thought we'd ever be hit very hard by a hurricane, but Hurricane Charlie gave Orlando, Kissimmee, and the surrounding areas a serious spanking. Today it is 6 days after the storm hit and there are still lines for gas, stores are still closed, and people are still without power. Nearly half of the traffic lights are still out and there are a lot of detours because roads are still blocked by fallen trees. I would hate to try to vacation in this!
And let's not forget mighty mother nature with her bolts of lightning! Florida is known for its severe thunderstorms and the fact that lightning can eminate from a seemingly clear sky. This is the lightning capitol of the United States so your odds of getting hit are greater here! If you are outdoors and a severe thunderstorm warning is issued, seek shelter indoors. Even inside a car is good. But whatever you do, DO NOT stand under a tree or any type of non-enclosed shelter. A direct or even a close strike will get you as well. You'd be better off laying flat on the open ground making yourself the lowest target around.
So, with these things in mind, enjoy the great outdoors here in Florida!
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Dehydration! Drink lots of fluids! If you are going to be outside and it's in the 90's- I would recommend carrying a back pack with at least 2 liters of water. It may be a lot to carry, but 1 person can drink all that during the heat of the day. Also remember! A 24oz bottle of water inside the parks is an amazing rip-off at $2.50 a bottle!!!
A lot of the European travel agencies book people in cheap hotels in the most dangerous parts of the city. Don't stay in a hotel that has a W. 50 or West Colonial address or a South Orange Blossom Trail address. Also, please remember to wear sun screen with at least an SPF factor of 15 BEFORE you step outside. Believe me, even with this total block you will get a tan and cook. Remember, Orlando is on the 28th degree parallel, while all european cities (like Amsterdam is on the 57th) are at least 15 degrees north in latitude. Translation, the sun feels hotter here and you will burn faster. And don't forget that bug spray or Avon Skin-So-Soft, you will be eaten alive after sundown, otherwise.
OK..so there are a few things to watch out for..but gator attacks are very rare...HONEST;-)
*JUST A NOTE ABOUT WEATHER...much of the criticism of Florida comes from people up north that get their vacations in July and August and head down here and suffer accordingly.. I ASSURE you..it IS hot! At least 95F daily. I LIKE hot weather but I STILL try to get outa here July/August/September(the hottest month) every year. As common knowlege as it is...Disney Worlds peak time of the year is still Jun-Aug when hundreds of thousands of hopefull tourists come down and gripe/complain and literally pass out in droves. RETHINK the summer trip to Florida...unless you LOVE high heat and humidity.
You have to content with the horrible summer HEAT (sometimes reaching 40 degrees Celcius and above), queueing up for ALL theme park rides (at least one hour minimum) and queueing up to eat at 90% of the WDW restaurants and eateries. I think after my Florida experience, I swore off visiting places where there are CROWDS for at least 2 years!!! I mean, I was even having nightmares about queueing up for a while. That's bad, isn't it??? :-((
It gets rather hot here in Florida so bring water and suntan lotion with a high SPF. I you go to a park, be prepared to walk a lot. Bring broken in shoes and drink water constantly. A Disney character was suffering from heat exaustion one and the person fell down so a few people had to bring him indoors. So make sure you have money to buy water.
Hurricane Charley was SERIOUS! This is what is left of Dennis' dock...I can't believe the bench is still there! There was a fairly large roof...
It can get in the 100s in the summer time! So make sure you drink a lot of water and don't over exhaust yourself! If you can't stand the heat get out of FL as a Budda Master once said :)
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Chris Brown's third album Graffiti has moved up its release date one week, from Dec. 15 to Dec. 8, his Jive Records label has announced, reports Billboard.com. No reason was given.
The 20-year-old R&B musician's former girlfriend, Rihanna, will still precede him into the stores by two weeks with her latest album, Rated R. The pop diva, 21, will also perform at the 37th Annual American Music Awards on Nov. 22 on ABC, PEOPLE reported exclusively Wednesday.
Brown's single, "I Can Transform Ya," has been on the Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop songs chart the past five weeks and is currently No. 16.
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OverviewDistinguished translator Burton Raffel captures the
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by Edith Wharton
OverviewEdith Wharton's satiric anatomy of American society in the first decade of the twentieth century appeared in 1913; it both appalled and fascinated its first reviewers, and established her as a major novelist. The Saturday Review wrote that she had 'assembled as many detestable people as it is possible to pack between the covers of a six-hundred page novel', but concluded that the book was 'brilliantly written', and 'should be read as a parable'. It follows the career of Undine Spragg, recently arrived in New York from the Midwest and determined to conquer high society. Glamorous, selfish, mercenary, and manipulative, her principal assets are her striking beauty, her tenacity, and her father's money. With her sights set on an advantageous marriage, Undine pursues her schemes in a world of shifting values, where triumph is swiftly followed by disillusion. Wharton was re-creating an environment she knew intimately, and Undine's education for social success is chronicled in meticulous detail. The novel superbly captures the world of post-Civil War America, as ruthless in its social ambitions as in its business and politics.
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By DiAnn Mills2014 winner of a Genre Fiction award from Library Journal!
After a whirlwind romance, Taryn Young is preparing to board a plane at Houston International Airport, bound for a dream honeymoon, when a bomb decimates the terminal. Injured but still alive, she awakens to discover her husband is missing and they're both considered prime suspects in the attack. Further, the FBI is convinced her husband isn't who he appears to be.
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Twenty-seven-year old Anne Elliot is Austen's most adult heroine. Eight years before the story proper begins, she is happily betrothed to a naval officer, Frederick Wentworth, but she precipitously breaks off the engagement when persuaded by her friend Lady Russell that such a match is unworthy. The breakup produces in Anne a deep and long-lasting regret. When later Wentworth returns from sea a rich and successful captain, he finds Anne's family on the brink of financial ruin and his own sister a tenant in Kellynch Hall, the Elliot estate. Al the tension of the novel revolves around one question: Will Anne and Wentworth be reunited in their love?
Jane Austin[sic] once compared her writing to painting on a little bit of ivory, 2 inches square. Readers of Persuasion will discover that neither her skill for delicate, ironic observations on social custom, love, and marriage nor her ability to apply a sharp focus lens to English manners and morals has deserted her in her final finished work.
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When Isabel Archer, a young American woman with looks, wit, and imagination, arrives in Europe, she sees the world as 'a place of brightness, of free expression, of irresistible action'. She turns aside from suitors who offer her their wealth and devotion to follow her own path. But that way leads to disillusionment and a future as constricted as 'a dark narrow alley with a dead wall at the end'. In a conclusion that is one of the most moving in modern fiction, Isabel makes her final choice.


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Yuesheng Jin, 91, of Hendersonville died Tuesday, April 5, 2005, in Four Seasons Hospice Elizabeth House.
He is survived by his wife, Yinqyu Wu.
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Witcher 2 producer's new game is Lords of the Fallen
Former CD Projekt RED producer Tomasz Gop has revealed a few more slim details of the new fantasy action RPG project he's leading at City Interactive.
In an update to his LinkedIn profile, Gop confirmed the game's title as Lords of the Fallen.
The producer also gave a few more details of the City Interactive title's plot, which takes place in a medieval fantasy world ruled by a Fallen God and will "allow approaching the conflict between humans and demons from various perspectives".
Gop said the game will reward "skill and persistence among hardcore Action-RPG fans", offering both great challenge and great reward, and that battles with the Fallen God's generals are "one of game's strongest features".
More information is promised later this year.
Last time we had an update on the game, it was codenamed Project RPG, said to be inspired by Dark Souls, Kingdoms of Amalur and Batman: Arkham City, to have a New Game+ option, and to be due on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in 2013.
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Mohegan - Kevin Brown, a Montville native with a 24-year Army career behind him, was elected Monday to lead the Mohegan Tribal Council, which oversees the nearly 2,000-member tribe and its multistate gaming enterprises.
Brown took an oath of office as a council member during a private ceremony at the Mohegan Church and was then elected chairman in a vote of the nine-member body. He replaces Bruce "Two Dogs" Bozsum as chairman.
"I've lived a life of public service. It's in my DNA," Brown, 48, said in a phone interview. "To transition from a lifetime of service in the military to another opportunity to serve at home, with my family - it doesn't get any better than that."
Tribal members had elected Brown to the council in August.
Brown said he and Bozsum walked around the tribe's Mohegan Sun casino together in a demonstration of continuity in Mohegan leadership. He said he envisions no new gaming projects beyond those already planned. Bozsum was chairman since 2010 and from 2005 to 2009.
"We'll continue to sail this boat in the direction it's been sailing," Brown said.
In addition to Mohegan Sun, the tribe's Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority operates Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., and manages Resorts Casino Hotel in Atlantic City. Mohegan Sun plans to launch a $50 million retail expansion by year's end, and the MTGA is involved in casino projects proposed in Massachusetts, New York, Philadelphia and elsewhere.
Brown retired from the Army as a colonel in 2011. He compared his role in his last assignment - garrison commander of Fort Riley, Kan. - to leading the tribe and its business enterprises.
"When you serve as a garrison commander, you're essentially the city manager for a community of 55,000 people," he said. "Every day you help manage the decision-making, the planning, the strategic thinking in such areas as health and human services, housing, emergency planning. That's what I did for that community and that's what I will do here.
"There, I was an army of one; here, I'm nested inside a council of nine people."
Brown said he has no specific experience in the gaming realm but was confident he "need only look to the left and to the right" for help in areas "where I have any deficit in knowledge."
Following his Army retirement, Brown pursued a doctorate in security studies at Kansas State University. He also worked as a business consultant for the Greater New England Minority Supplier Development Council, helping small, Indian-owned businesses find opportunities. He moved back to Connecticut last week.
Brown graduated in 1983 from Montville High School, where he said his "claim to fame" as a football player was playing alongside Doug and Gary DuBose, brothers who continued their careers in college and, in Doug's case, the NFL.
Brown graduated from the U.S. Military Academy in 1987.
His mother, Pauline Brown, is a Mohegan "nonner," a title bestowed on revered female members of the tribe. His brother, Mark Brown, has been a member of the tribal council since 1995 and was chairman from 2000 to 2005. The brothers are great-grandsons of the tribe's renowned Chief Matahga.
"I cannot tell you how important it was to me to stand with my family and friends at Mohegan Church today," Kevin Brown said. "It's the closeness, the culture, the family, the friends that matter. It's not about a hotel or a new license."
In addition to the Browns and Bozsum, the other councilors are James Gessner Jr., vice chairman; Cheryl Todd, recording secretary; Kathy Regan-Pyne, corresponding secretary; Thayne Hutchins Jr., treasurer; Bill Quidgeon and Mark Sperry.
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BAM series includes sneak peak at 'Park'
Brooklyn Academy of Music's Tribute to IFC Films will feature the U.S. preem of Ken Loach's "It's a Free World," the helmer's follow-up to 2006 Palme d'Or winner "The Wind That Shakes the Barley."
Series, which runs Friday through March 6, will include one sneak preview of Gus Van Sant's "Paranoid Park." Other films to unspool include Hou Hsiao-hsien's "Three Times," from 2005, and 2007's "Flight of the Red Balloon" with Juliette Binoche.
Claude Chabrol's 2007 comedy "A Girl Cut in Two" will screen along with Christophe Honore's "Dans Paris" (2006) and "Love Songs" (2007); a Q&A with Honore follows the latter's showing.
Also beginning Friday for a limited time, IFC introduces Festival Direct, video-on-demand access to indie films from fests worldwide. Auds can tune into their local cabler's On Demand platform and purchase VOD selections for $5.99.
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Easy Skillet Asian Rainbow Trout
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 6 mins
I found this recipe online while looking for a fresh, healthy, and fast way to prepare fish. If you prefer, you can bake the fillets in tinfoil packets with some little sauce on each one in the oven at 425*F for about 12 minutes
Ingredients Nutrition
- 4 (6 ounce) boneless skinless rainbow trout fillets
- 2 teaspoons soy sauce
- salt and pepper
- 1 teaspoon sugar or 1 teaspoon brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon sesame oil or 1 teaspoon olive oil
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh ginger
- 4 green onions, chopped
- Rub trout fillets with soy sauce. Season with salt, pepper, and sugar; set aside.
- Heat oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add garlic, ginger, and green onions; cook and stir until golden brown. Add trout fillets and cook until browned and crispy, about 3 minutes. Turn fillets over, and continue cooking until the fish flakes easily with a fork, about 3 minutes more.
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Incredible! I used garlic powder and ginger powder but the result was the same. I did add some cayenne because I like spicy food, then squirted a little lime in it before serving. I was never much of a trout fan until I tryed this recipe.
This is fantastic, and as someone who doesn't even like fish, that is saying a lot. Very flavourful and not at all fishy tasting
I have recently discovered that I love trout, and this is quite delicious (and simple)! I had some problems with the fish breaking apart when I flipped it - but maybe that's just my technique :) I will try the oven/packet method next time.


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error: PAM: permission denied for < user > from < client IP > via < server IP >
I am a dunce when it comes to server related things. Could someone tell me what I should be looking for? Nothing strange is output from running
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Blue Cheese Pasta Salad
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A good main dish,just add a green salad.
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- 2 cups uncooked penne pasta
- 1 cup plain nonfat yogurt
- 2 tablespoons low-fat mayonnaise
- 2 ounces blue cheese, finely crumbled
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄8 teaspoon fresh ground pepper
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1 clove garlic, minced
- 1 (12 ounce) round steaks, trimmed of all fat,thinly sliced
- 1⁄2 pint cherry tomatoes, halved
- Cook pasta according to package directions.
- Meanwhile,combine yogurt,mayonnaise,blue cheese,salt and pepper in large bowl.
- Heat large non-stick skillet,Swirl in oil,then add garlic.
- Saute 30 seconds.
- Add beef in two batches,cook til just browned,about 2 minutes.
- Drain pasta,add to bowl with yogurt dressing.
- Add steak and tomatoes,toss to coat.
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Another fantastic reicpe of yours. This is really tasty and easy to prepare. I only had a taste because I cook a day ahead for the next day's lunch. I can't wait till lunch tomorrow. :) Thank you for posting.
This is good "diet" food. I love bleu cheese; I suggest that those who do and want to eat healthy, try out this pasta salad. I've eaten this both freshly prepared and cold out of the fridge as leftovers and it tastes great both ways.
I made this recipe for my inlaws and we loved it. My wife and kids don't like blue cheese, but they all tried it and liked it also. I think the blue cheese blends into the other ingredients and gives it a sour cream flavor. We had a hard time believing we weren't eating something that was so bad for us. I will be making this again. Thanks


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FRIONA - Nellie Shelton Ray, 94, died Monday, April 9, 2007.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Calvary Baptist Church with the Rev. Rick Burton, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Friona Cemetery by Blackwell Funeral Home. Mrs. Ray was born Jan. 31, 1913, in Hunt County to John W. and Estella Clapp Shelton. She married John L. Ray on Dec.16, 1933, in Farmersville. He died Nov. 14, 1981, in Amarillo.
She moved to Friona in December 1953, moving from Greenville. She was a member of Calvary Baptist Church in Friona.
Survivors include a daughter, Evelyn McDowell and husband Glen of Fairview; two sons, Connie Ray and wife Kay of Amarillo and Charles Ray and wife Rose Ann of Friona; a sister, Erma Ruth Hudson and husband Reed of Yucaipa, Calif.; seven grandchildren, Rhonda, Gordon, Dee Anne, Robin, Brandy, Chesley and Canna; and seven great-grandchildren, Jacob, Jaci, Coby, Cayla, Rayley, Jack and Brooklyn.
The family suggests memorials be to Calvary Baptist Church building fund, or Prairie Acres Nursing Home in Friona.
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I meant to mention this awhile ago, but you know what is a really good book if you get gift certificates for Christmas?
Tons of fascinating interviews in there!
The Titans Companion is pretty good, too!
I agree!
I buy pretty much all the TwoMorrows books, but the Legion Companion is my favorite. It was so good, it inspired my next project, actually.
I also like the All-Star Companion, but for very different reasons. While the Legion Companion is all interviews, the All-Star Companion is actually a helpful reference tool which adds depth and perspective on some classic golden age comics.
But, yeah, the Legion Companion is a great recommendation.
I have a bunch of TwoMorrows books, and I will buy them pretty much sight unseen simply because they're just so well thought out and put together.
I particularly love the Modern Masters volumes. I have the Walt Simonson and Mike Wieringo ones, and I plan on getting the Kevin Maguire and George Perez ones as well.
I also will recommend the All-Star Companion (both volumes) as well as the Krypton Companion and the Comics Gone Ape stuff.
Just so many good books, and so little time to read them.
I have no idea why I don't own this.
A lot of good stuff in this book. I haven't opened mine in some time, but I recall the Keith Giffen interviews were extremely informative and candid, as can be expected for anyone familiar with his interviews. The comments about what he had in mind for the "Five Years Later" story compared to where it ended up going, and the fandom (over)reaction were especially sobering.
If you like the Legion one, I'd like to recommend the Krypton Companion too. It's all Superman up until 1986. I've got their new "Silver Age Sci-Fi" companion coming in the mail. I love all their stuff. I wish the "Muck Men" book they solicited would come out!
My favorite is the JLA Companion because it has a great issue by issue summary of the Silver Age JLA issues (the other Companions I have–the Legion and the Titans–lack such a feature). JLA all the way!
Comics Gone Ape is a classic – worth it for the Ape-vengers cover alone! (Oh – Merry Xmas everyone!)
This is a really nice book. What's even nicer is that former editor KC Carlson goes to the same comic shop I do, so I've been able to talk to him even more about the Five Year Later Legion stuff he edited. Extremely nice guy with a big love for the Legion.
While I have no doubt Carlson is a nice guy, I've always had kind of a (very) low-level fanboy grudge against him because he was the editor on the book when I finally stopped reading the Legion after more decades than I like to think about.
I seem to recall hearing at the time that he wanted to make the group more mainstream and have more contact with the rest of the DCU, and accordingly, moved Giffen off the book and began bringing back the costumes and code names which it seemed to have outgrown at the time.
Of course, I realize I was in the minority liking the Five Years Later stuff – the LOC page was full of people calling for the blood of Giffen and the Bierbaums – but even so, I've always wondered how much of the reboot was Carlson's idea and how much was dictated from above him to service Zero Hour. One should always make sure one's grudges are aimed properly.
You know, that's a good question, I've never asked him about the reboot directly. I know he came in during the middle of the 5 Year Later run and got handed a mess, with Giffen blowing up the Earth and then leaving just before he took over the editorial reins. He said there was a scramble to figure out what to do next. That may have lead, directly or indirectly, to the reboot due to people feeling like Giffen had written them into a corner, so to speak.
As for Zero Hour, well that title marked the beginning of a period where I barely touched comics for 6-7 years. So, the less said about that the better.
Other Other Mike: It wasn't Carlson who moved Giffen off the book – Giffen wanted the infamous "fight to the death" between the SW6 group and the adults (as documented here), and when Carlson said no, that was what made Giffen leave (he was on the fence whether or not to leave anyway).
Andrew: Carlson used to tell a story at conventions where he, Mark Waid, and Tom McCraw would commiserate about what had happened to the Legion, with someone (metaphorically?) rolling on the floor crying "it's broken and we don't know how to fix it". They decided a reboot was the only way out.
Haha, thanks Michael, now I can't get the image out of my head of Waid rolling around on the floor crying…
Michael: Interesting stuff, thanks for the link.
I knew that Giffen's plan all along was that the SW6 Legion was the real Legion and that the older ones were clones, but I hadn't heard of the planned slamdown between the two teams before. I'm probably still in the minority here, but I kind of wonder how the Omega Men idea would've played out. That might have turned out to be interesting. Then again, it could have turned out to be one huge mess, I don't know.
Anyway, it mostly answered my question of how much of the ending to 5YL was because of Carlson and how much was due to the higher-ups. I never really had any great animosity toward anybody about the way the Legion ended up back then. My main dislike of the reboot was the, in my mind, giant step backwards from science fiction to more standard, run-of-the-mill super heroes. More than anything else, however, was probably that the whole thing was tied into Zero Hour, an event that pretty much put me off comics en masse all the way up until this year.
And, just to get back to the point of this post, I really need to get that Legion Companion. Why I don't already have it is beyond me.
I own a few of Twomorrows great books.
Just finished reading the SILVER AGE SCI-FI COMPANION by Mike W. Barr and it is almost everything that I wanted about this dream-that-came-thru project.
I would have liked a few more interviews, even reprints from old fanzines or something. The only one interviewed in this book is with Murphy Anderson. Why no interview with Carmine Infantino who drew about half the stories that are analyzed here? There should have been at least a page on each major contributors of this period: Julius Schwartz (the brain), Gil Kane, Mike Sekowsky, etc.
The LEGION COMPANION is a must for any classic (read pre-reboot) Legion fans. Lots (mainly) interviews in this book. What was even better was the interviews pretty much covered all of the Legion's different eras. I was a huge fan of the Five Years later Giffen/Bierbaum era and stop reading the LoSH when they were kicked out of the title. The LEGION COMPANION was worth the cost for me if only to learn of Giffen's plan for the SW6 group. Making them the original legionnaires was the best and only "reboot" the LoSH really needed without actually doing a reboot. It would have brung the LoSH to their glorious, younger years (with the more classic costumes).
On the Giffen/Bierbaum years, I also liked the fact that the LoSH title was more sci-fi/Space Opera oriented than just a futur-super-hero title. War was not cool, left casualties and scars.
I also recommend the KRYPTON COMPANION, especially if you are a fan of the Bronze Age Julius Schwartz editorial era on the Superman titles (my favorite period).
I own a few of the MODERN MASTERS SERIES of books. They are basically long, career-spanning interviews with a lot of rare arts and sketches. But the interviews are not always balanced on covering the featured artist whole career. For example, I thought the Walter Simonson book was mostly about his Marvel years, not a lot on his early years at DC. The John Byrne book barely mentioned ALPHA FLIGHT and the Dark Horse/Legend imprint creations. They are still worth getting though.
Great book! So many cool interviews, so much are and previously unpublished artwork! I was kinda sorta interested in the Legion when I bought this (I mainly got it because I love Dave Cockrum's art) but after reading this book, I went out and bought a bunch of Legion Archives volumes and back issues.
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ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (July 17, 2013) -- Accurately identifying biological threats in order to safeguard U.S. soldiers against them is a capability the U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center has provided the national defense community for years. Now, the Center has developed a next generation tactical biological detector that reduces technology costs, saves production time and uses a power source that is more energy efficient.
The TAC-BIO II detector costs 80 percent less and weighs three times less than its predecessor, which was licensed to General Dynamics Armament and Technical Products in 2009 and to Research International, Inc. in 2010.
Since then, ECBC and these organizations have collaborated through a patent licensing agreement, a cooperative research and development agreement and a partnership intermediary agreement. Such technology transfer mechanisms partnered ECBC expertise and facilities with industry technology to further develop the original TAC-BIO prototype into a next generational chemical detector that is weatherproof and uses advanced detection algorithms to reduce false alarms.
With funding from the Defense Threat Reduction Agency and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, ECBC was able to produce the TAC-BIO II for just $2,000. New features include deeper UV light sources developed by DAPRA that allow the detector to identify lower concentrations and smaller aerosol particles.
This capability is built from the original TAC-BIO prototype, which used DARPA's revolutionary Semiconductor Ultraviolet Optical Sources and unique front-end assembly with a novel airflow system to pull air into the detector where a light illuminates, or fluoresces, if an agent is present.
ECBC's state-of-the-art machine shop worked closely with the comprehensive TAC-BIO II team to create new working parts for the detector. ECBC was able to dramatically reduce the overall weight of the product by inserting plastic-coated aluminum mirrors that replaced the heavy metal ones previously used. The lighter parts were produced on an injection molding machine, which heats pellets and granules of plastic into a molten form before injecting it into a mold. Once it is cooled to proper temperatures, the mold opens and ejects the finished part.
"The process is similar to squeezing play dough through the forming shapes when you were a kid, but much more sophisticated. The molds were made here in our shop and have been shot over 700 times," said Richard Kreis, an ECBC senior engineering technician.
"What we are able to do here at ECBC is unique. We collaborated closely with our engineering team and fine-tuned these pieces as we went to perfect them. No other Army laboratory has this capability onsite," he said.
The TAC-BIO II continues to be developed at the Edgewood Area of Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., where ECBC is located. It is scheduled to be demonstrated in the fall of 2013. As part of the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command, the Center shares the vision of becoming the premier source of integrated solutions that empower the national defense community and protect the Warfighter against chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosives threats.
"A network of TAC-BIOs could work as an early detection system against a biological attack," said Aime Goad, ECBC engineer. "The TAC-BIO is so light and affordable that units can be sent into the field for troops to place on vehicles in forward units."
Goad was part of original TAC-BIO team, which was led by ECBC chemist David Sickenberger, who was determined to build a lighter, low-cost biological detector that would be an affordable means to accurate detect a biological agent attack. Sickenberger retired last year after 31 years of federal service, but Goad and the TAC-BIO II team have continued to develop the technology that may also prove beneficial outside of the military realm.
First responders and hospitals may someday be able to treat a person suffering from an unknown illness in their ambulance or emergency room with the help of a TAC-BIO II detector that could alert emergency personnel to don personnel protective equipment to prevent exposure while treating the patient. The detectors could also be used in school systems to alert students, teachers and faculty to a potential threat and give them enough time to seek a safe place outside of a dangerous environment.
ECBC is part of the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command, which has the mission to develop technology and engineering solutions for America's Soldiers.
RDECOM is a major subordinate command of the U.S. Army Materiel Command. AMC is the Army's premier provider of materiel readiness -- technology, acquisition support, materiel development, logistics power projection, and sustainment -- to the total force, across the spectrum of joint military operations. If a Soldier shoots it, drives it, flies it, wears it, eats it or communicates with it, AMC provides it.


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