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Portland, ME- One day after signing his first professional contract, the newest Portland Pirates player was named one of ten semifinalists for college hockey's top individual honor.
Greg Carey, who signed a one-year entry level deal with the Phoenix Coyotes yesterday, was announced today as one of the nominees for the 2014 Hobey Baker Award, given to the top NCAA Division I men's player each year. In 38 games this season with the St. Lawrence University Saints, the 5-foot-11, 195 pound forward scored 18-39-57. His 39 assists is currently the most of any NCAA Division I player this season. His 57 points rank only behind fellow nominee Johnny Gaudreau, a forward from Boston College.
This is the second straight season in which Carey was named as one of the final ten nominees for the Hobey. The undrafted Hamilton, Ontario native signed the entry level deal with the Pirates parent club, the Phoenix Coyotes, yesterday. That deal takes effect next season. He has also been signed to a tryout deal with Portland, allowing him to play for the Pirates for the remainder of this season.
Current Pirate forward Andy Miele won the Hobey Baker Award in 2011 when he scored 24-47-71 in 39 games during his senior season with the Miami University (Ohio) RedHawks.
The other nine semifinal nominees for the 2014 Hobey Baker Award include:
–John Archibald, Jr. F, Univ. Nebraska-Omaha: 37 GP, 29-14-43 (Drafted in 6th Round of 2011 NHL Draft by Pittsburgh Penguins)
–Nic Dowd,Sr. F, St. Clouid State Univ.: 36 GP, 21-18-39 (Drafted in 7th Round of 2009 NHL Draft by Los Angeles Kings)
-Ryan Dzingel, Jr. F, Ohio State Univ.: 34 GP, 20-23-43 (Drafted in 7th Round of 2011 NHL Draft by Ottawa Senators)
-Johnny Gaudreau, Jr. F, Boston College: 37 GP, 32-37-69 (Drafted in 4th Round of 2011 NHL Draft by Calgary Flames)
–Shayne Gostisbehere, Jr. D, Union College: 36 GP, 8-20-28 (Drafted in 3rd Round of 2012 NHL Draft by Philadelphia Flyers)
–Kevin Hayes, Sr. F, Boston College: 37 GP, 24-32-56 (Drafted in 1st Round of 2011 NHL Draft by Chicago Blackhawks)
–C.J.Motte, Jr. G, Ferris State Univ.: 36 GP, 26-7-3, 2.19, 0.928, 4 SO (Undrafted Free Agent)
–Joel Rumpel, Jr. G, Univ. of Wisconsin: 26 GP, 19-5-1, 2.00, 0.931, 2 SO (Undrafted Free Agent)
–Adam Wilcox, So. G, Univ. of Minnesota: 33 GP, 23-4-6, 1.91, 0.934, 3 SO (Drafted in 6th Round of 2011 NHL Draft by Tampa Bay Lightning)
Carey is likely to make his professional and Portland Pirates debut this Sunday afternoon when Portland travels to Webster Bank Arena to take on the Bridgeport Sound Tigers at 3:00 p.m. Broadcast coverage will begin with the Pirates Pregame Show at 2:40 on the WPEI Portland Pirates Radio Network and here at portlandpiratesradio.com.


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By Tim Leeds
January 7, 2014
The Hill County Park Board discussed a variety of issues in a lengthy monthly meeting Monday in Havre.
The board discussed several ideas that have been hanging, including creating a new website where people could find out more about Beaver Creek Park, reserve campsites and even pay for permits.
Heather DePriest of Montana Grafix in Chinook described what a website she could build for the park could do and how it would look, adding that payments for permits and so on would be done using the online payment company PayPal.
She said people could load up the page from the site to see what times are available to reserve sites including Camp Kiwanis, then submit a request to reserve a campsite.
The website also could allow purchase of permits, although Beaver Creek Park Superintendent Chad Edgar said he thinks setting up online purchase of yearly permits might need some extra work. He said he thought buying day-use permits and reserving campsites could start as soon as the website was ready.
The board agreed to continue working with DePriest to discuss building the website.
The board also heard about a program to create uniform signing for cabins on the park. Edgar said Havre High School shop teacher Bruce Finneman had his students make wooden signs. The signs have a number engraved on a piece of wood, which can be painted to make them more visible.
"It's really beautiful," Edgar said. "It really is."
The board agreed to continue discussing how the signs would be distributed to the cabin owners, and how and where they would be required to be mounted and by whom.
The next item on the agenda was updating park permit displays. The board has been discussing how to require permits be displayed in vehicles to make it easier for the park staff to police the park and ensure that all users have paid required fees.
Edgar said he continues to prefer having some kind of sticker or decal that would be placed in a vehicle window, to prevent people from letting others who have not paid the fee use the park.
Board Chair Steve Mariani said he still prefers some kind of hanging tag that could be placed on the rearview mirror or prominently displayed in the vehicle. That would make it easy for people who have more than one vehicle to use different vehicles at the park and would make it easy to police he said, adding that, no matter what system is used, people will find a way around it.
Several others at the meeting also said being able to use the same tag on several vehicles would be convenient.
Board member Robbie Lucke added that he has heard people who have noted that the park staff is doing more policing to make sure people using the park have purchased permits.
Audience member Lou Hagener said peer pressure can be effective in policing. He said the rifle range uses hanging tags, and members who have their tags displayed will ask people who do not whether they have a tag and why it isn't displayed.
"I think that could be useful in the park," he said.
The board also discussed fences at cabin sites. At the last cabin inspection, some 18 cabins were found to have metal or snowfence fences that do not meet park regulations.
The board agreed to keep the basic requirements of fences in place, but to grant waivers on a case-by-case basis if someone wants a variation.
The main concern, Edgar said, is how the fences look and if they meet the goal of maintaining the park's rural, rustic nature.
Mariani said people who want to have a variance — including the people who already have put up fences that do not meet the regulations — will need to come to the board and describe what they will use and how it will look.
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — For the first time in his new job as chairman of the Republican Governors Association, Gov. Chris Christie met with the national press corps Thursday and gave them a taste of what it might be like with him in charge.
They got the Jersey treatment.
First off, it's clear now, if it wasn't before, that he will turn sarcastic in a flash: "I have to tell you the truth," he deadpanned to a reporter who asked him about the 2016 presidential race. "I'm stunned that we've gotten that question out of the box and I'm a little ill-prepared, but I'll try my best to deal with it."
As any Jersey reporter can tell you, he will set the ground rules for questions: "I'll call on folks," he warned when a chorus of reporters called out his name.
And to the reporter who implored governors to answer his question with a "yes or no," Christie would not go there. "It's very helpful that you suggest how we answer the questions, I appreciate that," he said, before answering it the way he wanted — in full.
Two weeks after winning a landslide re-election to what many call the most powerful governorship in the country, Christie doubled his power Thursday by taking the reins of the RGA, which has a $45 million war chest. He spent most of the past three days in private huddles with candidates and donors talking about next year's 36 governor's races.
And not, he said often, about running for president.
"I think any one of us in our individual capacity or many of us as leaders in the organization start thinking about 2016 at our own peril, but worse at the peril of our colleagues," Christie told a packed news conference at the Phoenician Resort.
Christie is already a leading contender for the GOP's presidential nomination, along with Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, Ohio Gov. John Kasich and Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, but none has what Kasich called the "celebrity" that makes Christie as big a draw on "Meet the Press" as on "Saturday Night Live."
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Former Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev gave a lecture about "International Cooperation in a Post September 11th World" on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2003, in Bender Arena at American University.
Gorbachev led the Soviet Union from 1985 1991. During his tenure he improved the countrys relationship with the United States, and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1990 for his contribution to easing East-West tensions. The Kennedy Political Union, sponsored Gorbachev's visit.
**The speech below is a transcription of the English translation of Gorbachev's speech, delivered in Russian.
Good evening. Each time when I come to the United States of America-and I've already visited 35 states of the United States; and during this visit I will be visiting three more states which I've not yet been to. Each time on the program, I have appearances at American universities, both myself and Raisa, we are closely related not just to Moscow University from which we graduated, but because Raisa taught philosophy at various colleges for many years, our connection with young people is a tradition. It is something that is indispensable in our life. I would like to thank you all for coming here tonight. I would like to say to those who organized this meeting, with the students this was done at my request and you will understand why I found it so important to speak here.
I spent most of my life in politics. Out of 72 plus years that I have lived I have spent almost 50 years in politics. This is my life's project and that project includes a great deal. I started my political career in high school when I stood for elections as chairman of the council organization. There were seven candidates. At that time I did not nominate myself, that was not the custom at that time. But all of those who were nominated had to say a few words about themselves because each came from different parts of a big district and at that time we did not know one another very well. And so I stood up and said a few words about myself to introduce myself. But when I was sitting down the chair was pulled out from under me and I fell on the floor. And that was the beginning of my political career! Never-the-less during the secret ballot I was elected. You have your entire life ahead of you; you will be experiencing many things and there will be good and bad things. If you fall, always stand up and go ahead. That was the lesson that I first drew from that experience.
Now, let me now move on and go to my speech that I prepared for you, and I would like to say once again that I appreciate the invitation to speak at the American University in Washington, where 40 years ago, a little more than 40 years ago, President John Kennedy spoke on June 10, 1963. I remember that time very well and later I had a chance to think a lot about what he had to say on that occasion. His speech was heard here at a difficult and complicated and contradictory time. Perhaps that was one of the most dangerous periods of the Cold War of the confrontation. Shortly before the President's speech the world had experienced the drama of the Cuban Missile Crisis. At that time, the United States of America and the Soviet Union came very close, as close as ever, to the edge of a nuclear catastrophe and the top leaders of the two countries, John Kennedy and Nikita Kruschev bore a large part of the responsibility for what happened. Yesterday, I talked at Brown University with Nikita Kruschev's son, Sergei, who thought even as they bore responsibility for what happened the leaders of our two countries had the wisdom not only to step back from the edge of the precipice, they started the process of rethinking the situation in the world, the process of searching for a new relationship between great powers. They took the first steps toward the elimination of the nuclear arms race.
Both Kennedy and Kruschev had not much time remaining in the arena of history and their departure, the departure of both of these men was unexpected. What I would like to say is that it was not their fault that the process that they started, that the process did not evolve further after they left the political arena. And after they moved from the ruling establishments our two countries were not ready to build a truly new relationship. This task was fulfilled by a new generation of political leaders, who 20 years later, more than 20 years later, followed those ideas that were voiced on June 10, 1963, by President John F. Kennedy. I would like to remind you of the most important points made in that historic statement by President John Kennedy. I would like to recall those words because what he said, as you will see, with perhaps some surprise because some of you perhaps have not read that speech, but definitely the statements made by John Kennedy are relevant today.
So these are the statements that I would like to quote. "What kind of peace do I need?" asked John Kennedy. "What kind of peace do we seek? Not a Pax-Americana that we will force on the world by American weapons of war. Not the peace of the brave or the security of the slave. I am talking about genuine peace, the kind of peace that makes life on earth worth living. The kind that enables men and nations to grow and hope and to build a better life for their children not merely peace for Americans but peace for all men and women." And, then he went on to say, "Some people say that it is useless to speak of world peace or world law or world disarmament and that it will be useless until the leaders of the Soviet Union adopt a more enlightened attitude. I hope they do. I believe we can help them do it. But, I also believe that we must reexamine our own attitude as individuals and as a nation. For our attitude is as essential as theirs. Let us not be blind to our differences, but let us also direct attention to our common interest and to the means by which those differences can be resolved. While we proceed to safeguard our national interests let us also safeguard human interests. Genuine peace must be the product of many nations, the sum of many acts. It must be dynamic, not static, changing to meet the challenge of each new generation."
Let me say that none of those points that were expressed at that time 40 years ago by the President of the United States has lost its relevance today. Even today, I can sign on to all of those statements. The challenge that was faced by my generation of political leaders was the arms race, the nuclear arms race that was going on at an enormous pace and also the severe confrontation between the great powers and practically lack of dialogue or any interaction between those great powers. Sometimes it seemed that the bandwagon of the nuclear arms race could not be stopped. But here again, I recall the words of John Kennedy, "Man's reason and spirit have often solved the seemingly unsolvable and willingly they can do it again." The person who had gone through a nuclear crisis, through the possibility of nuclear war; and who did his best to avoid that crisis was very credible, when he said that one year after the confrontation between the Soviet Union and the United States.
Through the joint efforts of our two countries -- and here I would like to pay tribute to the role of President Ronald Reagan and President George Bush -- through our joint efforts, we were able to stop the logic of the confrontation and to conclude first agreements of the induction of nuclear arsons to develop a new level of mutual understanding and trust in relations between our nations. The end of the Cold War was the result of a breakthrough. This breakthrough was not the result of the actions of one person or one group of people, nor of one state or one group of countries. It happened because of the understanding of the interconnectedness and the interdependence of the world became apparent. Also, the importance of the common universal human interests and values and the need for all countries to completely address the global problems of mankind. The new thinking in world politics proclaimed by the Soviet leadership in the very beginning of Perestroika expressed this imperative need.
Today, I believe we need a new intellectual breakthrough that will follow up on the ideas of the new thinking in the post Cold War period, when we are facing new unexpected challenges, challenges that we have not yet fully understood. The situation that we are facing today is complex and contradictory. On the one hand the Cold War ended, and for the first time in many decades it created conditions for real and productive cooperation of great powers. Between these great powers today there are no irreconcilable differences. In terms of economic might, political influences and military potential, the United States is a world leader capable of having a tremendous impact on the course of world events. Europe, which is the cradle of democracy, is uniting and it is becoming an increasingly important player in the world arena. China and India are becoming important power centers and Japan has tremendous potential as well. Russia has preserved its potential and is currently overcoming a long crisis. Whatever the inevitable differences and problems in those countries, they have generally proven their ability to conduct responsible and serious policies to avoid confrontations and to seek reasonable solutions. It is not easy to find reasonable solutions as I know from my own experience. This is probably the most difficult task.
The non-confrontational
character of relations between the major powers is a new development,
and I would say an unprecedented development in international relations,
and we can say that it is holding out very favorable prospects to the
world. But that is all in the realm of possibility. You know that between
the possibility and a reality there is often a great distance. A distance
that is difficult to cover. It is not a walk on Broadway. It is not a
walk on Nevsky Avenue in Saint Petersburg. And recently, it has become
clear, that the structure of world order is being tested. We were not
able to fully use the possibilities that opened up at the end of the Cold
War in order to solve the most difficult crisis, particularly the Middle
Eastern crisis. And we did not use those possibilities in order to end
poverty and backwardness in the world. When we, all of us, were discussing
our various positions and developing a common position in order to reduce
nuclear weapons, to end the nuclear arms race, we were saying, all of
us were saying, that the resources at least as a result of that would
be used in order to fight backwardness and poverty in the world. The teachers
and their students probably know that the Soviet Union and the United
States during the years of the arms race spent for those purposes ten
trillion dollars each. That is truly an astronomical number. All of that
money was used to stoke the arms race.
What we expected did not happen because we were not ready to respond to the new challenges and the new threats that we saw in a terrible way in the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. We saw that states were not able to effectively counter the dangers of the non-state entities that threatened the life of our countries. And recently, we have also seen major difficulties in the dialogue and interaction among great powers and this was particularly obvious during the Iraqi crisis.
What are the reasons
of these alarming developments in international affairs? I believe that
what I have just mentioned are just symptoms of more serious phenomena
and tendencies. We already live in a global world, but very often we
are trying to live and to solve problems on the basis of old rules and
that is why many mistakes are made in world politics. And those mistakes
are very costly. We all pay the price for those mistakes. Hence, the
alarming trends such as the rollback of democracy of the democratic momentum
that we saw particularly during the second half of the 1980's. At that
time many countries took unprecedented steps toward democracy. But recently
we have seen that many of them have reverted to authoritarian rule. Some
others are stuck somewhere between democracy and authoritarian. In some
countries we have seen the breakdown of the political system and such
failed states have become the hotbeds of extremism and violence. World
politics is lagging behind the processes unfolding in the world. It is
stalling. It is not ready to act in a world globalization. And therefore
attempts are being made to solve the problems of the world according
to simplistic recipes in particular, just like in the past. The reliance
is on force, on the use of force so we are indeed experiencing a crisis
of international politics. It is a fact that the Cold War has been followed
by many conflicts and hot wars. It is a fact that violence, particularly
in the form of terrorism, is destroying international relations. It is
a fact that war is still being used as a tool in international politics.
We see that international organizations that were conceived as arbiters
in the relations between the states as authoritative representatives
of the world community are now in crisis. We see that instead of preventative
diplomacy or instead of dialogue aimed at preventing conflicts, preemptive
wars are being launched in order to address perceived threats.
This approach, the reliance on wars, ignores the enormous complexity of conflicts. It reflects a simplistic perception of the complex reality and as a result many people look rather pessimistically on the world today. And this could be a bad disservice for us, in a search for a new world order. And I would say that we already find, and are already seeing that. The military action in Iraq that reflected those outdated approaches to international affairs did not bring us closer to the solution of the real and very severe problems of today's world. Instead, it struck a very severe blow against international law against the United Nations and in particular the UN Security Council. It also has brought discord in relations between states and between nations on whom a lot depends in the world today. In this regard a lot has been said about the ineffectiveness of international institutions. The need for their reform, the need to make those institutions more effective is very real. As president, I participated in a number of commissions that would command in order to develop proposals to reform the United Nations.
But this kind of reform can only be achieved if states cooperate on the basis of partnership. We will fail totally if one state or a group of states acts on the basis of hegemonic pretensions, if the democratic principals that lie at the basis of international institutions are violated. A matter of great importance is the position of the United States, which is the only superpower whose world role should be combined with tremendous responsibility to the people of the United States and to the world community. The role of the United States should be leadership and the international community recognizes that, but the leadership should be fulfilled through partnership with the entire international community. Any repetition of the attempt to impose a political utopia on the world is unacceptable. And, I am referring here not only to the Communist utopia but also the utopian idea of creating a perfect world order that would mean the end of history. Attempts to impose democratic regimes through the use of force is another utopian project for the international community. Ultimately, any utopia is very costly - I know that from our own experience. We must look for answers to the challenges of the world today. While taking into account the complexity of political and cultural diversity of the world. This is the most important thing. This is of key importance.
You cannot wish away
that diversity. You cannot steamroll that diversity. You cannot ignore
that diversity. It would be hard if while we are trying to preserve the
diversity of the biosphere of plants and animals, and while we are trying
to preserve the endangered species, plants and animals, we at the same
time, try to ignore the diversity of, or steamroll, the diversity of humankind.
That would be extremely dangerous. And what we have seen is the recent
massive protests against globalization was caused by two things. People
believed that the way globalization was proceeding was not addressing
the problems of the poorest countries, of the backward countries, and
also people saw that globalization, the way that it was being pursued,
meant that it was an attack on their culture, on their mentality, on their
history, on their language. Today, the most important task is to restore
dialogue and interaction of the major powers, to restore the authority
of international law and the role of the United Nations.
My favorite professor at Moscow University, the teacher of criminal law, once said when he saw that there was no water, no jug of water, and he had a throat problem I must say that I too have a throat problem and I can see that jug of water. Finally the assistant came over with a jug of water, and, we were at that time fourth year students, the professor looked at us, he understood and he said to us very respectfully. "Colleagues, dear colleagues, even the best lecture has to be watered down." And that is true. [Takes a sip of water]
So, as I understand this is the most important task for all nations and in this regard I would like to once again to recall the words of John F. Kennedy in that same speech, on June the 10th, 1963. He said, "We seek to strengthen the United Nations, to help solve its financial problems, to make it more effective instrument for peace, to develop it into a genuine world security system. A system capable of resolving disputes. On the basis of law. Of ensuring the security of the large and the small and of creating conditions under which arms can finally be abolished. I believe that these words are the agenda for the coming years. These are prophetic words of John F. Kennedy. But we know from history that we never really learn and this law is unfortunately still true. Nevertheless, let us learn. Let us learn the lessons, and draw conclusions. So again, those words of President John F. Kennedy represent the agenda for us, the living, to continue what he started and to use all possibilities that we have and all institutions, international institutions and international law to achieve that objective. We have to use those mechanisms that help us unite efforts rather than divide us.
I'm convinced, that among the nations, a key role could be played by Russia despite the hardships that it went through during the past decade. The constructive possibilities of Russia should not be underestimated. And judging by everything, the leadership of the United States of America understands that and we saw that during the summit meeting of the leaders of the United States and Russia last week. I believe that the very fact of this meeting at this time is more important, even that the agenda of this summit, I believe that dialogue should continue particularly at a time when the situation is difficult and therefore I welcome the commitment of our leaders. They were also able to reach certain agreements at that summit and I will mention that. Therefore, overall my evaluation of that meeting is positive. The present Russian leadership has made the foreign policy of Russia more definite. And it is now better understood both in our country and in the world. This has brought results. This has helped create new conditions and a new level of cooperation between the United States and Russia and also with European countries, China, India, Japan and other countries.
The maintenance of intensive dialogue between the leaders of Russia and the United States of America is of enormous importance. Whatever difficulties we face within that dialogue, let me emphasize once again, the dialogue between our leaders, the dialogue has to be perceived tenaciously. During the past few weeks the Russian leadership made some serious steps in this direction. President Putin stated that he is ready to support a resolution of the UN Security Council that would endorse sending to Iraq international security forces acting under the UN mandate; He was the first of the leaders of countries who were critical of the military action of the United States. He was the first to suggest, very realistically, that those international forces could act under US command. This is a responsible position and in a way, I would say quite a magnanimous position. You know that Russia, together with Germany and France criticized the military action in Iraq without the appropriate international legitimization of that action. This legitimacy could be provided only by the UN Security Council. But as we know, there was no Security Council decision. And therefore the United States acted alone, together with Great Britain ignoring calls for prudence, for caution, and for international law.
The position has now been taken by the Russian president is not to the liking of many members of the Russian political establishment. Some of them think that since the Americans created this mess in Iraq, it is for Americans to sort it out. But this position, in my opinion, is unacceptable. It could only result in the perpetuation of a division among great powers on a problem that today is of key importance, to say nothing of the fact that the price will be paid by the Iraqi people. The Iraqi people who are not to blame. Therefore it is in the interest of the Iraqi people -- and also in the interest of stability in the region and in the world -- that the international community should assume a decisive role in rebuilding Iraq, and should provide guarantees of the internal political solution that will respect the will of Iraqi people. The draft resolution now being discussed at the United Nations will, I hope, make it possible to achieve a mutually acceptable compromise. I heard yesterday that Secretary of State, Colin Powell, my old friend, whom I know when we worked together during the first Bush administration said that it would be desirable to have elections in Iraq in the next six months and to start handing over the power to the people of Iraq on the basis of democratic procedure. I believe that this is a very important statement.
It is now also very important to resume the process of the Middle East settlement. Quite recently, we were told that military action against Iraq would make it possible to defuse the crisis in the Middle East. That it would make it possible to find a final solution. What happened was quite the reverse. Over the past few months we have seen an aggravation of the situation in the Middle East, and the tremendous efforts of the mediators, the United States, the UN, the European Union and Russia have been undermined. It is of course good that these four, the quartet, continue to work together. The position that it took made it possible to avoid an even worse scenario, an even more dangerous scenario. However, the loss of momentum efforts in the Middle East settlement has resulted in very severe consequences, new destruction and new victims. To me, it is quite clear that the mutual resentment and mutual mistrust between the parties in the Middle East conflicts will make it impossible for them to find a solution without vigorous and authoritative international mediation.
I have just visited Israel, I talked to their political leaders, media and people. Based on those impressions and based on my analysis, I draw the conclusion that mediation is necessary. What you need in the Middle East is political will going along peaceful lines. What is also necessary is efforts by both sides. In conflicts like this one, I believe that peace can only be achieved and the prospects for the future can be open, only if both sides win. If just one side wins, if only one side wants an advantage, you cannot have a long and lasting peace.
So we have a lot of difficult work ahead of us. We need it in order to overcome the consequences of differences on the problem of Iraq and in order to give the Iraqi people a chance to decide their political future themselves. We need this work in order to lead the Middle East out of this vicious circle of violence toward a solution whose outline has been obvious for many years -- Israel and a Palestinian state who would coexist as peaceful neighbors, this is the prospect. We need this work, in order through common efforts of nations of the world to find responses to the challenges of the 21st Century. To defeat terrorism and to address the problem of backwardness and poverty of hundreds of millions of people. Half the population of the world have to live on one or two dollars a day. You can imagine that this is not life, this is just survival, and this results in poverty, this results in disease, this results in the situation that we have to address. If we don't address poverty, this will be a bomb that will explode one day and we'll find it very difficult to cope with the consequences.
And finally, we need
this common work in order to avert the threat of environmental disaster
because of the current global environmental crisis. It is always more
difficult to build than to break down. The pursuit of peace, John Kennedy
said, is not as dramatic as the pursuit of war. My own conviction is that
it is not through the use of force, it is not through preemptive strikes,
that we will achieve security and stability. Only if we act together against
the real forces of evil, it is only if we work together to address the
real problems of the global world shall we be able to give the citizens
of our countries the peaceful and secure future. The kind of future to
which they are all fully entitled and for which they are hoping.


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National Trust appoint new Lands Manager
The National Trust for Jersey is delighted to announce the appointment of Jon Parkes as its new Lands Manager. Educated at Les Quennevais and Hautlieu, Jon initially worked for Durrell's Landscape Department before joining the National Trust in 2003 as a Countryside Ranger. During his time as a ranger he has gained a wealth of experience in conservation and land management, both on a practical and academic level, and has been involved in a number of key projects including the refurbishment of Devil's Hole as well as co-authoring a children's woodland education publication entitled "Kicking Leaves and Hugging Trees".
Jon will now lead a team of 4 Countryside Rangers who are responsible for protecting and managing the Trust's ever increasing portfolio of land which currently comprises 1300 vergées of land. Some of his duties will include liaising with the Trust's land's tenants and contractors, co-ordinating volunteers, and overseeing the Trust's involvement in projects like the Bird's on the Edge Project and the exciting new Wetland Centre development at St Ouen's Pond.
Jon Parkes, Lands Manager of The National Trust for Jersey, commented:
"I'm very fortunate to have been given the opportunity to help care for some of Jersey's most beautiful and valued areas for the benefit of our island. I have a great team who are truly passionate and dedicated to protecting our natural environment, and we are all looking forward to further enhancing the Trust's role as the Island's leading nature conservation organisation".
Celia Jeune, President of The National Trust for Jersey, stated:
"I am delighted to think that we have been able to nurture a member of staff to take over from our previous excellent Lands Manager. It is a demanding task combining passion for the countryside, management skills, knowledge of wildlife habitats and how to enhance them over a number of years and the ability to pass on knowledge to others. I am confident that Jon will continue to grow into the job with enthusiasm and confidence".
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US platoon MSO event AAR Feb 07 - undetermined date
Feb 7, 2011
The idea behind being able to play a persistent mission that spans for days was very neat.
Tonight I led the US platoon to start off this event. We played for about 5 hours.
Initial plan was to setup several COPs (Command Observation Post?) and my squad was assigned a remote location. We loaded up some sandbags and medic tent and setup our COP. Upon arrival an uneasy sound of armors lurking behind hills greeted us.
After some time of confusion finally one of the spotters on top spotted the armors. We approached and found ourselves staring at 3 heavy tanks. Called in arty support from CO and with several fire missions and adjustments we nailed the tanks. This was my favorite part.
Anyway, we engaged several small squads here and there. Got ambushed during patrol. Lost some people, killed more. Even liberated a town after a heavy engagement with 2 armor and 20 guys against us - 6 dudes.
Anyway I tried to leave as much AAR as possible and necessary after each engagement. So if you happen to take over look em over. Our COP is located in Fazaa (sp?) a town north of Feraz Farad (sp?)
First night = successful fun. Participants (some only for a bit):
Our next plan was to build up the COP even more by bringing in more sandbags, and supplies. So if you are in there help us out there. Right now the COP is 5 sandbags and medic tent.
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Re: US platoon MSO event AAR Feb 07 - undetermined date
Good AAR B. Was much fun. I will sign on later tonight and work on supplying the base if we don't get into some combat ops...
The town is Falar...Just north of Feruz Abad.
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Re: US platoon MSO event AAR Feb 07 - undetermined date
This morning I spent about 2 hours singlehandedly rebuilding the COP with bunkers, barriers, emplaced weapons, MASH, ammo, mortar, arty, and 8 AI soldiers to guard it. Then the server crashed.
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Re: US platoon MSO event AAR Feb 07 - undetermined date
Siantis, so you were the guy who stole all the heavy barriers? I will remember... I will remember... (server took down the new COP for Adept too )
Re: US platoon MSO event AAR Feb 07 - undetermined date
They are supposed to respawn lol. Besides, I only took 2 large and 2 small ones
Re: US platoon MSO event AAR Feb 07 - undetermined date
Date: Feb 11
Well we got our own callsign now and a FOB set up outside of Anar city. The FOB is supplied and defended by AI. The new callsign for the US platoon is Eagle. Look for eagle AAR s once in. Soldiers are expected to slot into 1-2-H and squad below that.
After supplying the FOB we went deep into the enemy territory in our AO. Engaged small pockets of resistance here and there. Gauls were also operational in Falar. Because Gauls were engaged in and around their FOB constantly, they were not able to link the supply route by entering Feruz Abad.
After waiting for a while Eagle took permission to enter Feruz Abad in an attempt to link the supply route. Feruz Abad was heavily defended but Eagle managed to defeat and clear the city after engaging occupying enemy forces and surrounding hilltops. As of Feb 11th Feruz Abad has Green flag and its populace is friendly towards us.
After Feruz Abad, we were finally able to enter Anar, the city we looked upon for so long. Engaged 3 stinger infantries and cleared surrounding hilltops and Anar was taken. As of last operation Anar has green flag as well and its populace is friendly towards coalition forces.
Next immediate step is to clear several surrounding towns where the Eagle FOB looks upon. After that we can set up a secondary FOB deeper into our AO and confront bigger cities which lie upon south of the map.
Standing orders:
Follow ROE and avoid conflicts with civilians.
Includes stealing civilian vehicles for military purposes.
Use of spawn script to gain vehicles is forbidden.
Make sure to use JIP marker for significant info for future reference. (map>right application key>JIP marker)
Participating members of Feb 11th operation:
Eagle actual out.
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Re: US platoon MSO event AAR Feb 07 - undetermined date
Date Feb 17,
Time: 7pm-11 pm Central
Eagle is back up and running in Takistan. This time the fighting is quite heavy. We worked for hours fighting our way through just to set up our Combat outpost. Our first Combat outpost is set up on East side of Anar city. This thread will serve as offline headquarters. In slotting screen, our primary slots are in 1-1-E. But since we had full plus squad for tonight's operation, I suspect all of slots in 1-1-E are already taken. I have taken 1-1-E Squad leader position. I also want you to post your slot so people will not try to slot in your slot and be stuck in loading screen.
Standing orders for this operation:
Do not mess with civilian vehicles or civilians.
Do not use debug mode to spawn structures, vehicles. Any debug mode activity is strictly forbidden.
Do not call in air support that is built in to the mission.
The latter two will mess with server stability.
We will be attempting to control Sector 4. Anything E and S and SE of Anar city is our AO.
Johnflenaly is second in command since he has a confirmed slot as Team leader right now. His callsign is Eagle 2. Eagle 3 is TBA.
We engaged in total about 50-60 inf one after another. At several occasions we were engaged from two or more sides with enemies aggressively hunting us, being able to approach us close range.
At one point, we were engaging a long range squad with arty support from a hill. One of us spotted a squad right underneath us. We had 2 wounded and Sarge was little far away engaging the squad that is right below us. My ears are full with command chatter and squad chatter. Everybody is super busy and RPGs flying in, bullets going out and coming in. And I hear a very distinct noise like somebody is getting his skin torn off of him. I look for the source of this noise. And I find Sarge by himself getting attacked by pack of wild dogs. lololololololololololol. Not only we had to deal with all this insanity, we had to shoot the dogs off of Sarge because he ran out of ammo. hahahaha. Pure awesomeness.
Anyway. I am an old Arma player. I have seen many game scenarios, but that was some crazy stuff. I am saying this to encourage everybody to come out and try MSO's new and improved version.
Back on topic. Eagle's next step is to further our reach into Sector 4. Eagle also is looking forward to setting a check point on one of the main roads to interrupt enemy convoys, movements. Those are my intentions. Try to get some AAR in here Eagle operatives. During my absence contact current CO at that time for guidance and permissions.
Eagle 1 out.
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It was good to be back in the field again and this has been total epic awsomeness. We fought starting in the city right ouside the base, were called back to protect the base and fought our way out to set up our outpost. There wasn't anytime to rest because on our first patrol close to our outpost we thought we were slick when we found 4 of them just milling around on a hillside so we were going to flank them. We came way around and came up on them and all hell broke loose, we hit a buzzsaw of very good tactical enemy but fought our way back to the outpost. This was non stop combat and this old guy had to take a break, my arthritic fingers are catching hell and my heart was palipitating, the nurses here at the home were worried. Anyways, I dont often write aar's but this was one hell of a night, looking forward to tomorrow. A word of caution don't venture out alone and certainly never unarmed, BE PREPARED!! My slot in B's platoon is 1-3-k 1
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The following is a portion of radio traffic transcript from Operation Takeback on 02/18/2011 between the hours of 0400-0600 Zulu
*Crackles on the radio*
"Command! Command! This is Callsign Eagle-7 at Eagle COP! There's not much left out here! "
"Eagle 7, this is command, what is your sitrep? Over."
*Sporadic gunfire, explosion*
"Command. Eagle COP has been hit hard by an ambush of Takistani army from the south. Supporting units Reaper are dead. Am only one left. Please advise!"
"Eagle 7, this is command. Sending reinforcements, do you copy? Over."
"Eagle 7, do you copy?"
"Eagle 7?"
"Command, this is Reaper 5 of reinforcement convoy Slippery Weasel. Under heavy fire by Bastam. Proceeding with cau*STATIC*
Command, Reaper 5's HMMV took RPG fire, my gunner is dead. Oh my god, Jacius. We have no medic. Body parts ever.. No visual on enemies!"
"All units, this is command. Operations airfield in Rasman is under heavy attack. Recalling all units to defend Rasman AFB immediately. Abandon Eagle COP until we receive reinforcements, we're outnumbered and outgunned at current time. Over. Out"
Re: US platoon MSO event AAR Feb 07 - undetermined date
I took 1-1-F-8 for a slot.
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B]Date Feb 18, 19
Time: 2pm ~ 11pm Central
A late late AAR about the last two night's operations. After much fighting the the situation in the country of Takistan has been stabilized. Much like other forces Eagle has become an occupation force instead of an aggressive fighting force. Eagle finished clearing each and every town as of last night's operation. Most of all towns in sector four has friendly tendency towards us, and every town in sector four has a flag.
Eagle 1 out.
P.S. Where is that group photo that was taken?
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Was anyone else really impressed with this guy? I liked him in each of his fights. Thought the match between him and Nelson was stopped too early as Nelson wasn't really doing any damage to him.
The one thing he doesn't have going for himself is his size as he is a little too small for some of the monsters in the HW division but too big to make LHW. He makes up for his size with some good skills and determination though.
I am looking forward to seeing him in a few more fights.
He's a great kickboxer, but he tends to get a bit sloppy at times.
I'm looking forward to seeing him get beat in the future as he came off as a douchebag in TUF.
Yeah ive been impressed by him after his first fight with the big tall dude which was a bad fight, after that mcsweeny started to show some skills. Was really impressed with him tonight hes got some nasty stand up and decent ground n pound. I think he should drop to 205.
I'm actually very unimpressed with him. I get the feeling Dana is going to build himself another UK superstar like he did with Bisping and just feed the guy cans and fights that are perfect for him.
I thought he put on a decent performance, but he was a little sloppy at times - if Schoonover put a little more oomph into a couple of those punches that hit him, he could've been KO'd. But yeah otherwise he's pretty good.
To bad he won
I was hoping that this guy would lose after the way he acted on the show he most be closely related to Bisbing.
Impressed? Yeeks.
I wasnt impressed at all. He fought a terribly out of shape guy with minimal skills and couldnt finish him when he should have. I will fully reserve judgement until I see him fight an actual UFC level heavyweight, but judging by what we saw of him tonigh and what we saw of him on the show, im not expecting big things out of him.
I think you have to give Schoonover some credit for not being finished earlier in that fight. He took some monster shots but kept on going, lots of other fighters would not have lasted as long as he did taking those kinds of shots.
anyone else notice a tape delay the first 2:00 of the fight?? I missed the first 2 mins
my tv screen was frozen, but I could still hear Rogan running his trap.
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Lesson Resources
The New U.S. Navy
- Annual Address by George Washington
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- George Washington's Message to the U.S. Senate
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- A Bill to Establish the Department of the
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- John Adams's Message to the U.S. Senate
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Launching the New U.S. Navy
The act that authorized construction of the first six frigates called for a halt in construction if peace with Algiers was secured. Such a peace came in early 1796--before the ships were completed--but President Washington urged continued congressional support. Congress approved completion of three frigates, the U.S.S. United States, the U.S.S. Constellation, and the U.S.S. Constitution. The three vessels were completed and launched in 1797. The Department of War was responsible for their construction, and the Department of the Treasury was responsible for all related contracts and disbursements. Officials in those departments and others recommended to Congress that a separate naval department be created that would be staffed with persons competent in, and solely responsible for, naval affairs. At the same time, tensions with France prompted greater support for a strong navy. The act establishing the Department of the Navy was signed by President John Adams on April 30, 1798.
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The Bengals turned in a dominating performance in Thursday night's 22-7 win over the Dolphins, but coach Marvin Lewis still saw a lot that needs improvement.
Lewis wasn't pleased that the offense scored only one touchdown, with five field goals.
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In Maxwell's place, the Dolphins started second-year cornerback Tony Lippett instead.
According to Adam Beasley of the Miami Herald, Maxwell said he was told early in the week that he would not be starting against the Bengals. He ultimately didn't end up playing a snap – on defense or special teams – joining Matt Moore and Dallas Thomas as the only Dolphins not to play.
So what was his reaction to the decision?
"It doesn't matter," Maxwell said.
Maxwell said it didn't matter if he was angry about the decision or not either.
Lippett unsurprisingly struggled against one of the premier wide receivers in the league in A.J. Green.
Green caught 10 passes for 173 yards and a touchdown against the Dolphins as Lippett was frequently the target of Cincinnati's attack.
Miami acquired Maxwell via a trade from the Philadelphia Eagles this offseason and he started the first three games for the team before being sat against the Bengals.
Ryan Tannehill on Dolphins offense: "One of the worst performances I've seen."
The Miami Dolphins gained 81 yards and scored a touchdown on their first two offensive plays of the night against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Their offense then went into hibernation the remainder of the night. They gained just 141 yards the rest of the night, averaging just 3.4 yards per play on their final 41 plays of the game. Ryan Tannehill passed for 189 yards with a touchdown and an interception, and had a lost fumble as well as the Dolphins lost 22-7 to the Bengals.
"One of the worst performances I've seen from our offense in a long time," Tannehill said.
Through four games, the Dolphins are averaging just 17.8 points per game offensively and have a minus-5 turnover ratio. They rank 27th in points per game and 23rd in total offense.
"We have to get it fixed soon and by soon, I mean Monday," Tannehill said. "It's gone on too long. There's no more excuses, no more waiting, it's got to be important to everyone who steps on that field and we have to get it fixed right now."
Tannehill is in his fifth season with the Dolphins. And yet, the same type of mistakes and errors show up way too frequently. As Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald notes, Trevor Siemian of the Denver Broncos passed for 312 yards and four touchdowns against the Bengals just four days ago in his third career start. And Tannehill, in his fifth season, is still remarkably inconsistent.
The play of Miami's offensive line certainly didn't help Thursday night in Cincinnati either. Regardless, the Dolphins have to be much better offensively and have to figure out some way to improve to remain competitive this year.
C.J. Spiller doesn't know what his role will be in Seattle, yet
Running back C.J. Spiller could have taken the balance of his fully-guaranteed $1.7 million salary from the Saints and waited for an inevitable injury to strike at the tailback position for a contending team in, say, late December or early January.
Spilled opted not to delay his return to the NFL, choosing to sign with the Seahawks, who have a short-term need while Thomas Rawls recovers from a leg injury.
Unless the Seahawks are paying Spiller more than $100,000 per week (and if they were, it surely would have been leaked by now), he's essentially working for free. More importantly, he's putting himself at risk of injury for no additional compensation.
That's his right, but it still doesn't mean it makes much sense. When Rawls heals, Spiller will have a hard time getting on the field — and he won't be available if someone else with a contending team gets injured. (Unless he gets cut.) Until then, Spiller risks the kind of injury that would make him less attractive to other teams in 2017.
For now, Spiller is getting up to speed in Seattle, where everything is new. It's so new that he doesn't know what his role will be.
"I just got here so we haven't really got into that I'm still swimming I guess you can say," Spiller told reporters on Thursday. "I'm still trying to get things learned. Places learned, the meeting rooms and all that stuff. So we really haven't gotten in depth considering I just got here on short notice."
Seattle may indeed be the right fit for Spiller, and it could work out perfectly for him. At a time, however, when there's a push to get players to treat football like the business that it is, it wasn't the best business decision for Spiller to return so quickly, for no more money than he already was going to make from the Saints.
Speaking of the Saints, they're surely happy about this development. They'll get a dollar-for-dollar credit for Spiller's salary in Seattle. From the Saints' perspective, then, it was a perfect business decision.
Bengals roll over Dolphins, 22-7
The Dolphins scored on their second offensive play Thursday night.
For the rest of the night, the Dolphins got steamrolled.
With wide receiver A.J. Green and the defensive line leading the way, the Bengals overwhelmed the Dolphins and went on to win, 22-7. Mike Nugent kicked five field goals, and the Bengals defense made it so the offense didn't have to lament settling for those field goals.
Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill threw a 74-yard touchdown pass to Kenny Stills with 9:04 left in the first quarter, and the Dolphins didn't score again. The Dolphins' makeshift offensive line was no match for the Bengals defensive front.
It was not one that will go on the Thursday Night Football highlight reel, nor the Dolphins' highlight reel. Tannehill was 15-of-25 for 189 yards and was sacked five times, twice by Carlos Dunlap. In the fourth quarter Bengals defensive tackle Geno Atkins basically threw Dolphins guard Jermon Bushrod back into Tannehill for a sack, and that summed up the night.
Eight of the Dolphins' first nine possessions were four plays or fewer. The Bengals had the ball for 21:36 in the first half and 38:02 for the game.
The Bengals had 362 total yards. The Dolphins had 222.
Green had 10 catches for 173 yards and the game's only touchdown. He was over 100 yards in the first half. Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton was 22-of-31 for 296 yards.
The Bengals are 2-2 and are at the Cowboys on Oct. 9. The Dolphins are 1-3 and next host the Titans.
Report: Watt's season likely over after surgery
Texans Pro Bowl defensive end J.J. Watt underwent back surgery Thursday that's expected to keep him out for the rest of the season, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported.
The Texans officially placed Watt on injured reserve Wednesday.
Watt missed all of training camp and the preseason after having surgery to repair a herniated disc in July.
The Texans are 2-1 and host the Titans Sunday.
Dunlap, Bengals defense keeping Dolphins in neutral
Everything has been a struggle for the Dolphins except third down defense.
The Bengals keep kicking field goals and keep feeding A.J. Green, and they lead 19-7 in the third quarter. Mike Nugent has four field goals.
The Bengals think they should have more touchdowns than the one they have, but their defense has made it so they're comfortably in charge. Andy Dalton keeps feeding Green, who had eight catches for 123 yards in the first half and had another big catch on the Bengals' first field goal drive of the second half.
Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill was just 3-of-9 for 83 yards in the first half despite getting 74 on his second throw, a touchdown to Kenny Stills. The Dolphins have moved the ball in the third quarter but the Bengals defense tightened and sacked Tannehill out of field goal range to end the Dolphins' first drive.
Midway through the third quarter, Carlos Dunlap has two of the Bengals' three sacks.
Green dominating, Bengals lead 16-7 at halftime
The Dolphins have no answer for Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green.
Thanks to some stalled Bengals drives and timely defense, the Dolphins are still in the game. They trail at halftime, 16-7.
Mike Nugent has three field goals for the Bengals, who are angry they didn't score a touchdown off a Carlos Dunlap strip sack late in the first half.
Green has eight catches for 123 yards. He had five for 80 yards and a touchdown on his first five targets. The Dolphins can't stop Green but have slowed the Bengals' run game and forced Andy Dalton to go away from Green on some third downs.
Besides a 74-yard touchdown pass to Kenny Stills on their second play and third-down defense, not much has gone right. The Bengals had the ball for nearly 22 minutes in the first half and own a huge edge (239-122) in total yardage as well.
Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill was just 3-of-9 for 83 yards despite getting 74 on his second throw.
A.J. Green is (still) really, really good
There are times that Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green just makes it look easy.
On the second drive Thursday night, for example.
Tightly covered along the sideline by Dolphins rookie Xavien Howard, Green just outjumped him and came down inbounds on a 51-yard gain. Two plays later Green caught a 19-yard pass from Andy Dalton, then two plays after that he caught a short pass, gave Tony Lippett a stiffarm and turned it into a 7-yard touchdown.
That score gave the Bengals a 10-7 lead late in the first quarter. Through 12 minutes, Green has five catches on five targets for 80 yards.
The Dolphins took a 7-3 lead on a 74-yard bomb from Ryan Tannehill to Kenny Stills on their second play from scrimmage.
Stills goes deep to give Dolphins early lead
A 74-yard touchdown pass from Ryan Tannehill to Kenny Stills has given the Dolphins an early 7-3 lead on the Bengals.
The Bengals were blitzing, and it appeared Stills broke off his designed route to go deep.
The touchdown came on the Dolphins' second play from scrimmage and marked the first time in their last eight road games that the Dolphins have scored a first quarter touchdown.
The Bengals got the ball first and put together a methodical drive that stalled out in Miami territory. Mike Nugent kicked a 42-yard field goal to open the scoring.
The Bengals announced that running back and special teams player Rex Burkhead suffered a hamstring injury on the opening kickoff. His return is doubtful.
NFL officially announces Lady Gaga as Super Bowl halftime headliner
The NFL made it official Thursday, announcing that six-time Grammy winner Lady Gaga will headline this year's Super Bowl halftime show.
The news had been previously reported by Sports Business Daily. Super Bowl LI is in Houston on Feb. 5.
A formal announcement that includes an interview with Lady Gaga will air this Sunday, Oct. 2, on FOX's NFL Sunday pregame show.
Lady Gaga sang the national anthem before last year's Super Bowl.
Gordon tweets "see you soon;" Jackson says Browns support him
Not long after announcing via a team press release that he'd be entering a treatment facility, Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon tweeted that he's been "under some pressure and stress recently [and] had to take a time out for myself. Sometimes you have to do what's best for you."
Gordon also thanked the NFL and the Browns. In a separate tweet Gordon wrote, "see you soon."
The announcement that his return, which could have happened next week, is on hold came late Thursday afternoon. On his Thursday evening radio show, Browns coach Hue Jackson said the Browns "support Gordon 100 percent."
Jackson said "it's unfortunate" that the Browns won't be getting Gordon back in their lineup but said "Josh needs to do what's best for Josh."
As part of his conditional reinstatement, Gordon had been at the Browns facility and had been allowed to participate in team meetings while sitting out the first four games of the 2016 season.
Tunsil moves out to tackle with Albert inactive
Left tackle Branden Albert is one of four Dolphins offensive starters inactive for Thursday night's game at Cincinnati.
Albert had been listed as questionable with an ankle injury. Also out are tight end Jordan Cameron (concussion), center Mike Pouncey (hip) and running back Arian Foster (hamstring). Pouncey has yet to play this season, and Foster also missed last week's game.
The Dolphins also announced Damien Williams as the starter at running back. Rookie Laremy Tunsil will move out from guard to start in place of Albert, and Billy Turner will start at Tunsil's usual spot of left guard.
Two starting linebackers, Koa Misi (neck) and Jelani Jenkins (groin), are also out due to injuries.
Dolphins Coach Adam Gase had hinted at changes to the lineup even before injuries forced at least a few of them. As previously reported, Tony Lippett is replacing Byron Maxwell in the starting lineup at cornerback.
As expected, Bengals cornerback Darqueze Dennard will start in place of the injured Dre Kirkpatrick. The Bengals also have decided to keep tight end Tyler Eifert out at least another week. They had listed Eifert and Kirkpatrick as doubtful.
Week Four is here; which game is the biggest?
Friday's PFT Live features a question of the day that focuses on the weekend to come. Specifically, which game is the biggest game of the fourth week of the season?
Pick from one of the five selections below, defend your selection in the comments, attack the selections of others, or complain about the decision to omit a contest like Lions-Bears.
You can also correct preemptively everyone who will improperly refer to this weekend as the "quarter pole" of the season.
Guests include Tony Grossi of ESPNCleveland.com, Hall of Famer Kevin Greene, and perhaps someone from the team that wins on Thursday night, when the Dolphins face the Bengals.
The Dolphins, by the way, are 15-3 against Cincinnati since the merger, a fact that is not relevant to Thursday's game but nevertheless extremely interesting — especially since PFT Live producer Rob "Stats" Guerrera strongly believes it isn't.
Man arrested for entering Broncos facility, threatening John Elway
A great Sunday in Cincinnati for the Broncos was followed by a bizarre Monday morning.
Via KUSA in Denver, a man was arrested on Monday for entering the team's facility, making strange accusations, and issuing a vague threat to a security officer and G.M. John Elway.
36-year-old Cordell Robinson entered through an unlocked door in the team's media room at 7:10 a.m. local time, walked to the lobby, and began taking photographs of the trophies. Asked to leave, Robinson allegedly claimed that the Broncos owe him money, and that he owns 20 percent of the franchise.
Asked to leave again, Robinson said to the security officer that Robinson would "get him and Elway."
Robinson faces charges of second-degree criminal trespass.


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Mr. and Mrs. John H. Brown, Linden, observed their 25th wedding anniversary Sept. 27, 2011.
They were married by the Rev. Wayne Hepler at the former Linden United Methodist Church. Mr. Brown is a member of Pine Run United Methodist Church, Linden.
Mrs. Brown, the former Kathy M. Willits, is a native of the Newberry section of Williamsport. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Willits, Linden. She graduated from Williamsport Area High School in 1980 and is employed by Williamsport Regional Medical Center in the health records department.
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5 things to know about U.S. guest worker programs
Skilled foreign workers aren't supposed to take jobs from Americans, but they do. Here are five things to know about H-1B visas given to foreign workers and protections regarding U.S. workers:
1 Displacement: The law doesn't specifically say H-1B workers can't replace Americans, but it does include some protections, particularly when it comes to companies deemed "H-1B dependent" -- those where 15 percent or more of their U.S. workers are H-1B visa holders. Those companies can't replace U.S. workers until H-1B employees have been on the job 90 days.
2 Recruitment: The H-1B dependent firms must recruit Americans before bringing in foreign workers. However, these requirements are rarely enforced. And many people never learn why they were passed over for a position, or who got the job they applied for.
3Prevailing wages: Guest workers are supposed to be paid the "prevailing wage" for whatever job they take. But job descriptions listed on the H-1B petitions are vague enough to give employers wiggle room. The government also gives firms leeway in calculating prevailing wages.
4 Oversight issues: Federal oversight of the H-1B program is limited and fragmented between half a dozen agencies, making it difficult to enforce legal provisions meant to protect American workers.
5 Other visas: Companies that want to bring in foreign workers have other options, such as L-1 and B-1 visas. Both are unlimited. L-1 visas allow global companies to send workers to the U.S. without paying U.S. salaries. B-1 visas allow foreigners to attend U.S. conferences.
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No one was injured when a single-engine plane landed on a busy highway Wednesday afternoon.
The plane, with two people on board, developed mechanical trouble and had to land in the westbound lanes of Palm Coast Parkway near Bridgehaven Drive.
A tractor-trailer was off-loading something in the area and the wing of the plane clipped it.
The road was closed for a period of time while crews cleared the scene.