text:
FORTIER, DONALD R.: Files, 1982-1986 – REAGAN LIBRARY COLLECTIONS
Material noted in bold within this collection is currently available for research use. If a folder is available for research use it may still have withdrawn material due to Freedom of Information Act restrictions. Most frequent withdrawn material is national security classified material, personal privacy, protection of the President, etc. Any non-bolded folder is closed for research.
The non-bolded folders are subject to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests under the provisions of the Presidential Records Act (PRA).
If you are interested in submitting a FOIA request for access to any of the unavailable records or have any questions about these collections or series, please contact our archival staff at 1-800-410-8354, outside the US at 1-805-577-4012, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
FORTIER, DONALD R.: Files, 1982-1986
Political Affairs, NSC, 1982
Political Military Affairs Directorate, NSC, 1983-1984
Political Development Directorate, 1985
Deputy Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, 1986
The collection is arranged in five series with two subseries. The series are: SERIES I: Subject File, SERIES II: Publications, SERIES III: Chronological File, SERIES IV: Administrative File, SERIES V: Steve Rosen File with SUBSERIES A. Subject File and B. Chronological File
RAC Box 1
Action 01/01/1983-06/30/1983
Action 07/01/1983-12/31/1983
Action 01/01/1984-05/31/1984
Action 06/01/1984-08/10/1984
Action 08/11/1984-09/30/1984
Action 10/01/1984-12/31/1984
Action 01/01/1985-07/01/1985
Action: [The Administration Debates with Domestic Critics - 10/17/1984]
Afghanistan 1983 (1)-(3)
Afghanistan 1984 (1)(2)
Afghanistan 1985 (1)-(3)
Afghanistan 1985 - 1986
Afghanistan [Policy Papers] (1983-1984)
DF: Unclassified Alliance Articles (1)(2)
DF: Alliance Defense Issues (1)-(3)
[Professional Appointment Book, 1978] (1)
[Professional Appointment Book, 1979] (1)
[Professional Appointment Book, 1980] (1)
[Professional Appointment Book, 1983] (1)
[Professional Appointment Book, 1984] (1)
[Appointment Book 1983: D. R. Fortier]
[Appointment Book 1983-Anita Mueller (Fortier)]
[Appointment Book-1984: Fortier]
[Appointment Schedule, Don Fortier] (1)-(5)
Arms Agreement: [Flash Updating Guidance System Concept - 07/19/1983]
Arms Agreement: [08/01/1984-08/15/1984]
RAC Box 2
Arms Agreement: [08/16/1984-08/31/1984]
Arms Agreement: [09/04/1984]
Arms Agreement: [09/07/1984]
Arms Agreement: [09/16/1984]
Arms Agreement: [09/26/1984]
Arms Agreement: [10/01/1984-10/31/1984]
Arms Agreement: [11/05/1984]
Arms Agreement: [11/06/1984] (1)(2)
Arms Agreement: [11/07/1984-11/18/1984]
Arms Control (1)-(3)
Arms Control/SCI and CDE (1)(2)
Arms Sales
Asia [Rand: Constraints on U.S. Military Strategies in Past Third World Conflicts, July
Asia 1985-1986
Asian Military Strategy (1)(2)
Asian Security-President's Trip to Japan and ROK, November 1983 (1)-(4)
Asian Security (1)(2)
AWACS - DRB Issue
DF: Base Negotiations
Background 1982
Background 03/01/1983-04/22/1983]
Background 04/23/1983-04/30/1983]
Background 05/01/1983-08/31/1983]
DF: Belgium
DF: BMD Initiative
Budget/Security Assistance
Cables 01/01/1983-04/18/1983
Cables 04/19/1983-04/24/1983
Cables 04/25/1983-05/06/1983
Cables 05/07/1983-06/30/1983
Cables 07/01/1983-08/01/1983
Central America 1983 (1)-(5)
RAC Box 3
DF: Central America [Background Paper, 05/27/1983]
DF: Central America (06/10/1983-12/19/1983)
Central America 1984 (1)-(3)
Central America 1985 (1)-(3)
Chad (1)(2)
PRC (People's Republic of China) 1983-1985
China 1985
[Civil Aeronautics Board]
[Civil Plan of Action]
Clinch River Breeder
[Computer Cassette Diskette-Fortier, D-Back-Up Right Drive]
Conference on Disarmament in Europe (CDE)
Contra Aid 03/01/1986-03/18/1986
Contra Aid 03/19/1986-03/31/1986
Contra Aid: Meeting with Ike Skelton and Congressman Rod Chandler - 03/18/1986
Contra Assistance 1985-I (1)-(5)
Contra Assistance 1985-II (1)-(5)
Contra Assistance 1985-III (1)-(5)
1345 [American Values and the Contra Debate]
Conventional Forces Initiative (1)-(5)
RAC Box 4
[Debate-Kansas City-Foreign Policy] (Binder)
Debt Crisis
Defense 04/01/1983-05/31/1983
Defense 06/01/1983-06/12/1983
Defense 06/13/1983
Defense 06/14/1983
Defense 06/15/1983-06/17/1983
[Defense 04/01/1984-04/30/1984]
[Defense 05/01/1984-05/16/1984]
[Defense 05/17/1984]
[Defense 05/18/1984-05/21/1984]
[Defense 05/22/1984]
[Defense 05/23/1984]
[Defense 05/24/1984]
[Defense 05/25/1984] (1)(2)
[Defense 05/27/1984-05/29/1984]
[Defense 05/30/1984-06/12/1984]
Defense 1984-1985 (1)(2)
[Defense Budget]
[Background to DOD/DOC-MOU-02/17/1984] (Binder) (1)-(4)
Defense Nuclear Agency (DNA) Workshops
Defense Policy
President's Defense Speech 02/26/1986
DF: Eastern Europe 1981
DF: Eastern Europe 1982-04/16/1983
East Europe and Europe (Rowen)
DF: East-West Trade 1981
DF: East-West Trade 1982-April 1983)
Energy Security
Ethiopia 1984-1985
Ethiopia [Communist Ethiopia-Is It Succeeding? January 1985]
[European Parliament-15th Meeting: Autographed Photo of Le Comte de Paris]
EAA Decision (Export Administration Act) (1)(2)
[Report: Facts and Policy Considerations Relevant to the Special Export Licensing
Requirements for Hughes Helicopters, Model 500/530 Series, Civil Version -
[Materials for Filing 1984-1985]
Foreign Policy
[Foreign Policy Planning, 1984] 07/01/1984-08/14/1984
[Foreign Policy Planning, 1984] 08/15/1984-09/20/1984
[Foreign Policy Planning, 1984] 09/21/1984-10/02/1984
France (1)(2)
DF: FRG (Federal Republic of Germany)
RAC Box 5
Gorbachev/Soviet Policy/etc. 1985
Gorbachev/Soviet Policy/etc. 01/25/1986-01/31/1986
Gorbachev/Soviet Policy/etc. 02/01/1986-02/22/1986
Gorbachev/Soviet Policy/etc. 02/23/1986-04/24/1986
DF: Greece (1)(2)
Greek DECA
[Greek/Turkish Initiatives-02/04/1983]
Hijacking Crisis, June 1985-July 1985, TWA 847 (1)-(5)
Initiatives-National Security
Intelligence (empty)
[Intelligence: Morning Summary-April 1985]
Intelligence: [Soviet Capabilities for Strategic Nuclear Conflict through the Mid-1990s -
04/25/1985] (1)-(4)
Intelligence: [Soviet Military Advisory Groups-May 1985]
INF (I): [Arms Control and Nuclear Modernization in Europe: Trends and Variables]
INF (I): [Security and Arms Control: The Search for a More Stable Peace]
International Broadcasting Committee 04/06/1984-05/01/1984
International Broadcasting Committee 05/02/1984-07/31/1984
International Broadcasting Committee 06/26/1985-06/30/1985
International Broadcasting Committee 07/01/1985
International Broadcasting Committee 07/02/1985-07/03/1985
International Broadcasting Committee 07/09/1985-07/10/1985
International Economics
RAC Box 6
Iran (05/29/1981-12/31/1983)
Iran (01/01/1984-04/30/1984)
Iran (05/01/1984-05/31/1984)
Iran (06/01/1984-12/31/1984)
Iran 1985
Iran 1985: [Binder]
Iran (1)-(3)
Iran [Reporting, January 1986-March 1986]
Iran-Special Project
[Iran: Strengths/Weaknesses of Khomeini Regime] 1984
Iran-Iraq I (07/12/1983-09/26/1983)
Iran-Iraq I (09/27/1983-10/20/1983)
Iran-Iraq I (10/21/1983-10/26/1983)
Iran-Iraq I (10/27/1983-10/31/1983)
Iran-Iraq I (11/01/1983-11/06/1983)
Iran-Iraq I (11/07/1983-11/11/1983)
Iran-Iraq II (11/12/1983-11/14/1983)
Iran-Iraq II (11/15/1983-11/19/1983)
Iran-Iraq II (11/20/1983-11/22/1983)
Iran-Iraq II (11/23/1983-11/27/1983)
Iran-Iraq II (11/28/1983)
Iran-Iraq II (11/29/1983-12/05/1983)
Iran-Iraq II (12/06/1983-12/20/1983)
Iran-Iraq II (12/21/1983-01/05/1984)
Iran-Iraq II (01/06/1984-02/01/1984)
Iran-Iraq III (1)-(12)
Iran-Iraq IV (03/28/1984-03/31/1984)
Iran-Iraq IV (04/01/1984-04/11/1984)
Iran-Iraq IV (04/12/1984-04/30/1984)
Iran-Iraq IV (05/01/1984-05/31/1984)
Iran-Iraq IV (06/01/1984-06/30/1984)
Iran-Iraq IV (07/01/1984-08/31/1984)
Iran-Iraq IV (04/15/1985)
Iraq-Jordan Pipeline
Israeli/Egyptian Aid 1985
Italy DF
Jordan Arms, 05/31/1985-09/25/1985
Jordan Arms, 09/26/1985-09/31/1985
Jordan Arms, 10/01/1985-10/15/1985
[Proposed Presidential Statement on Jordanian Arms Sale, 09/25/1985]
Jordanian JLP
Alan Keyes 07/01/1983-07/31/1983
Alan Keyes 08/01/1983-08/10/1983
Alan Keyes 08/11/1983-08/26/1983
Alan Keyes 08/27/1983-09/09/1983
For Alan Keyes [Secretary Shultz's Evening Report of 09/13/1983]
KAL Shoot Down 09/01/1983
KAL Shoot Down 09/02/1983
RAC Box 7
KAL Shoot Down 09/03/1983
KAL Shoot Down 09/04/1983-09/06/1983
KAL Shoot Down 09/07/1983
KAL Shoot Down 09/08/1983
KAL Shoot Down 09/09/1983-09/12/1983
KAL Shoot Down 09/13/1983-09/19/1983
KAL Shoot Down 09/20/1983
KAL Shoot Down 09/21/1983-09/30/1983
KAL Shoot Down 10/01/1983-10/31/1983
KAL Shoot Down: [Fortier's Things in Safe]
Latin America
Latin America [empty]
Lebanon I (1)-(5)
Lebanon II (1)-(6)
Lebanon III (1)-(10)
Libya, 1981-1984 (1)-(6)
Libya, January 1985-June 1985 (1)-(4)
Libya, July 1985 (1)-(5)
Libya (1)-(4)
RAC Box 8
Libya (Fortier File) (1)-(12)
Libya (Background) (1)-(5)
Libya [Cables and Intelligence Reports, February 1986-Aprll 1986]
Libya-Export Revisions 09/30/1983-10/31/1983
Libya-Export Revisions 11/01/1983-11/03/1983
Libya-Export Revisions 11/04/1983-11/29/1983
Libya-Export Revisions 11/30/1983
Libya-Export Revisions 12/01/1983-12/31/1983
Libya Planning, 1985]
[Libya: Political Military Policy] 04/09/1984
[Libya: Public Relations on Exports to Libya] 12/17/1983
[Talking Points re: Libya]
Terrorism and Libya (1)-(6)
Maghreb 1982
Maghreb 12/20/1983
Maghreb 1983 and 1984
[Maghreb Initiative-09/02/1983]
[Old Maps I]
[Old Maps II-#104-#107]
[Old Maps II-#108-#112]
RAC Box 9
Medal of Freedom-November 1985: [Biographical Material-Albert and Roberta
Medal of Freedom-November 1985 to Paul H. Nitze and Albert and Roberta Wohlstetter:
11/07/1985 (1)(2)
Medal of Freedom-November 1985 to Paul H. Nitze and Albert and Roberta Wohlstetter:
[Remarks Medal of Freedom Ceremony 11/07/1985]
Middle East
Middle East Arms Review
Middle East Arms Sale
MEAT (Middle East Arms Transfer) 12/05/1984-06/05/1985
MEAT (Middle East Arms Transfer) 06/06/1985 (1)(2)
MEAT (Middle East Arms Transfer) 06/07/1985-07/30/1985 (1)(2)
MEAT (Middle East Arms Transfer) 07/31/1985 (1)-(3)
Middle East Peace/Security 02/03/1981-10/14/1981
Middle East Peace/Security 10/15/1981-12/31/1981
Middle East Peace/Security 01/01/1982-02/28/1982
Middle East Peace/Security 03/01/1982-03/04/1982
Middle East Peace/Security 03/05/1982-04/30/1982
Middle East Peace/Security 05/01/1982-05/05/1982
Middle East Peace/Security 05/06/1982-05/31/1982
Middle East Peace/Security 1985
Middle East Policy Development 1982
Middle East Policy Development 10/08/1983-10/12/1983
Middle East Policy Development 10/13/1983-10/17/1983
Middle East Policy Development 10/18/1983-11/04/1983
Middle East Policy Development
Middle East Policy Development 1985
Middle East Security 1980 (1)(2)
Middle East Security 05/01/1983-06/30/1983
Middle East Security 07/01/1983-03/15/1984
Middle East / South Asia 1985
Middle East / South Asia 1986
Miscellaneous [Handwritten List of Books]
Miscellaneous [Role of the Executive Secretary, 01/20/1986]
Miscellaneous [Thomas Fortier]
Miscellaneous [Remarks of the President in Ceremony Honoring Medal of Freedom
Recipients, 11/07/1985]
Miscellaneous [PFIAB Activities, 04/30/1986]
Miscellaneous [Handwritten Note, Comments on Pages for Book on Policy]
Miscellaneous [Secure Phone] 01/03/1986
Miscellaneous [Abram N. Shulsky Curriculum Vitae]
Miscellaneous [Members of the National Bipartisan Commission on Central America]
[Miscellaneous: Central America and Nicaragua, Articles The New Republic, 10/24/1983]
[Miscellaneous: Defense Nuclear Agency New Alternatives Workshop Report, August
[Miscellaneous: Review of Export Licenses] January 1985-February 1985
[Miscellaneous: File Management]
[Miscellaneous-The New Republic, 03/04/1985-04/04/1985]
[Miscellaneous-North Yemen (YAR)] March 1984
[Miscellaneous: Perle Speech at the Groupe de Bellerive Conference, Geneva,
[Miscellaneous-Refugee Matters] 03/28/1985
[Miscellaneous-The Wall Street Journal, 03/26/1985]
MBFR (Mutual and Balanced Force Reductions) 05/18/1983
MBFR (Mutual and Balanced Force Reductions) 09/30/1983-11/14/1983
Fortier/National Security Briefing Materials-12/17/1985
RAC Box 10
Net Assessments 02/28/1984-Copy #25
Net Assessments 02/28/1984-Copy #26
Nicaragua 01/01/1986-02/28/1986
Nicaragua 03/01/1986-03/31/1986
Nicaragua Charts
[Nicaragua Legislative Strategy] January 1985
Nonproliferation 05/26/1983-06/30/1983
Nonproliferation 07/01/1983-08/31/1983
Nonproliferation 09/01/1983-09/30/1983
Nonproliferation 10/01/1983-10/20/1983
Nonproliferation 10/21/1983-10/31/1983
Nonproliferation 11/01/1983-11/31/1983
Nonproliferation 12/01/1983-12/12/1983
Nonproliferation 12/13/1983-12/22/1983
Nonproliferation 12/23/1983-12/31/1983
Nonproliferation 01/01/1984-02/15/1984
Nonproliferation 02/16/1984-04/25/1984
Nonproliferation 04/26/1984-07/13/1984
Nonproliferation 07/14/1984-10/31/1984
Nonproliferation 11/01/1984-12/18/1984
Nonproliferation 12/19/1984-12/31/1984
Nonproliferation 02/01/1985-02/28/1985
Nonproliferation 03/01/1985-04/30/1985
Nonproliferation 05/01/1985-05/20/1985
Nonproliferation 05/21/1985-06/30/1985
Nonproliferation 07/01/1985-10/01/1985
Nonproliferation: Background 01/01/1981-09/15/1981
Nonproliferation: Background 09/16/1981-12/31/1981
Nonproliferation: Background 01/01/1982-04/22/1982
Nonproliferation: Background 04/23/1982-04/30/1982
Nonproliferation: Background 05/01/1982-12/31/1982
Nonproliferation: Background 1983
Nonproliferation: Congressional 1976-1979
Nonproliferation: Congressional 01/01/1980-04/30/1980
Nonproliferation: Congressional 05/01/1980-12/31/1980
Nonproliferation: Fortier/Armacost Mission to India and Pakistan, 09/14/1985-
09/20/1985: Background Papers and Memos 08/01/1985-08/19/1985
Nonproliferation: Fortier/Armacost Mission to India and Pakistan, 09/14/1985-
09/20/1985: Background Papers and Memos 08/20/1985-09/11/1985
Nonproliferation: Fortier/Armacost Mission to India and Pakistan, 09/14/1985-
09/20/1985: Background Papers and Memos 09/12/1985
RAC Box 11
Nonproliferation: Fortier/Armacost Mission to India and Pakistan, 09/14/1985-
09/20/1985: Background Papers and Memos 09/13/1985-10/21/1983
Nonproliferation: Fortier/Armacost Mission to India and Pakistan, 09/14/1985-
09/20/1985: Cables, Newspaper Items 07/06/1985-09/09/1985
Nonproliferation: Fortier/Armacost Mission to India and Pakistan, 09/14/1985-
09/20/1985: Cables, Newspaper Items 09/10/1985-09/19/1985
Nonproliferation: Fortier/Armacost Mission to India and Pakistan, 09/14/1985-
09/20/1985: Cables, Newspaper Items 09/20/1985
Nonproliferation: Fortier/Armacost Mission to India and Pakistan, 09/14/1985-
09/20/1985: Cables, Newspaper Items 09/21/1985-10/07/1985
Nonproliferation: Fortier/Armacost Mission to India and Pakistan, 09/14/1985-
09/20/1985: Letters to Prime Minister Gandhi and General Zia from President –
09/13/1985; Message from RCM to President Nixon
Nonproliferation: Indo-Pak Nuclear 11/11/1981 (1)(2)
Nonproliferation: Indo-Pak Nuclear 12/04/1981-07/14/1984
Nonproliferation: Indo-Pak Nuclear 07/12/1985-11/06/1985
Nonproliferation: Indo-Pak Nuclear 11/07/1985-12/31/1985
Nonproliferation: Japanese Plutonium Shipment 1984
Nonproliferation: Policy Development 01/30/1981-05/20/1981
Nonproliferation: Policy Development 05/21/1981-07/12/1981
Nonproliferation: Policy Development 07/13/1981-08/31/1981
Nonproliferation: Policy Development 09/01/1981-10/29/1981
Nonproliferation: Policy Development 10/30/1981-12/31/1981
Nonproliferation: Policy Development 01/01/1982-03/22/1982
Nonproliferation: Policy Development 03/23/1982-08/06/1982
Nonproliferation: President's Nonproliferation Initiative 06/17/1982-04/19/1983
Nonproliferation: President's Nonproliferation Initiative 04/20/1983-05/31/1983
Nonproliferation: President's Nonproliferation Initiative 06/01/1983-08/31/1983
Nonproliferation: President's Nonproliferation Initiative 09/01/1983-10/15/1983
Nonproliferation: President's Nonproliferation Initiative 10/16/1983-12/31/1983
Nonproliferation: President's Nonproliferation Initiative 1984
Nonproliferation: Studies-1984
Nonproliferation: Studies-1984: [Winter]
Nonproliferation: Swiss Plutonium Retransfer Case July 1985
Nonproliferation: Tarapur Nuclear Decision 06/02/1983-06/23/1983
Nonproliferation: Tarapur Nuclear Decision 06/24/1983-10/18/1983
Nonproliferation: U.S./PRC Nuclear Agreement 05/02/1984-05/11/1984
Nonproliferation: U.S./PRC Nuclear Agreement 05/12/1984-07/20/1984
Nonproliferation: U.S./PRC Nuclear Agreement 05/03/1985-07/01/1985
Nonproliferation: U.S./PRC Nuclear Agreement 07/02/1985-07/10/1985
Nonproliferation: U.S./PRC Nuclear Agreement 07/11/1985-07/19/1985
Nonproliferation: U.S./PRC Nuclear Agreement 07/20/1985 (1)-(3)
Nonproliferation: U.S./PRC Nuclear Agreement 07/21/1985-08/01/1985
Nonproliferation: U.S./PRC Nuclear Agreement-Text 07/23/1985
RAC Box 12
North Africa / Horn
NATO (January 1982-March 1982)
NATO (June 1982-October 1982)
NATO (January 1983-September 1983)
NATO (December 1983)
NATO (January 1984-03/20/1984)
NATO (July 1984-01/02/1985)
[NATO Armaments Cooperation-Ambassador Abshire Proposals-05/10/1984]
NATO Conventional Defenses/[Forces] (June 1983) (1)(2)
NATO Conventional Defenses/[Forces] (January 1984-March 1984)
NATO Conventional Defenses/[Forces] (April 1984) (1)(2)
NATO Conventional Defenses/[Forces] (05/03/1984-07/06/1984)
NATO Conventional Defenses/[Forces] (07/09/1984-01/15/1985)
Northern Flank Defense
Northern Flank Security Issues 1980
Northern Flank Security Issues 1982
Northern Flank Security Issues: [Military Balance in the Northern Region of NATO-
Northern Flank Security Issues 1983
[Notes for Don Fortier]
[Fortier Handwritten Notes ca. November 1982-December 1982]: Immediate Action and Planning
[Fortier Handwritten Notes ca. November 1982-December 1982]: Correspondence
[Fortier Handwritten Notes ca. November 1982-December 1982]: General European
[Fortier Handwritten Notes ca. November 1982-December 1982]: NATO
Conventional Defense
[Fortier Handwritten Notes ca. November 1982-December 1982]: START, INF,
[Fortier Handwritten Notes ca. November 1982-December 1982]: France
[Fortier Handwritten Notes ca. November 1982-December 1982]: Germany
[Fortier Handwritten Notes ca. November 1982-December 1982]: Greece/Cyprus
[Fortier Handwritten Notes ca. November 1982-December 1982]: Iberian Peninsula
[Fortier Handwritten Notes ca. November 1982-December 1982]: Italy
[Fortier Handwritten Notes ca. November 1982-December 1982]: Netherlands,
Denmark, Belgium
[Fortier Handwritten Notes ca. November 1982-December 1982]: Neutralist
[Fortier Handwritten Notes ca. November 1982-December 1982]: Northern Flank
[Fortier Handwritten Notes ca. November 1982-December 1982]: Poland / Eastern
[Fortier Handwritten Notes ca. November 1982-December 1982]: Soviet Union
[Fortier Handwritten Notes ca. November 1982-December 1982]: Turkey
[Fortier Handwritten Notes ca. November 1982-December 1982]: United Kingdom
[Fortier Handwritten Notes ca. November 1982-December 1982]: "The Federalist"
[Fortier Handwritten Notes ca. November 1982-December 1982]: General Notes re:
Europe, Soviet Union, East-West Relations
My Personal Collection of Handwritten Notes
Notes (Spiral Notebook)
Nuclear Nonproliferation 1985
Nuclear Nonproliferation 1986
Nuclear Nonproliferation: [Act of 1978] (1)-(3)
Nuclear Release Issues
Nuclear Safeguards 08/03/1981
Nuclear Safeguards 08/26/1981-09/30/1981
Nuclear Safeguards 10/01/1981-12/31/1981
Nuclear Safeguards 1983
[Outreach-Early Appointments to Make] 12/17/1985
Pakistan 07/25/1980-03/07/1981
Pakistan 03/08/1981-09/15/1982
Pakistan 01/01/1984-07/20/1984
Pakistan 07/21/1984-07/24/1984
Pakistan 07/25/1984-07/31/1984
Pakistan 08/01/1984-09/15/1984
Pakistan 09/16/1984-11/14/1984
Pakistan 11/15/1984-12/31/1984
Pakistan 01/01/1985-03/20/1985
Pakistan 03/21/1985-06/09/1985
Pakistan 06/10/1985-07/17/1985
Pakistan 07/18/1985-11/30/1985
RAC Box 13
Pakistan (II) 01/01/1984-08/25/1984
Pakistan (II) 08/26/1984-11/30/1984
Pakistan (II) 12/01/1984-12/31/1984
Pakistan (II) 01/01/1985-06/30/1985
SWA Persian Gulf I 1980
SWA Persian Gulf I 01/16/1981
SWA Persian Gulf I 02/25/1981-04/21/1981
SWA Persian Gulf I 04/22/1981-12/03/1981
SWA Persian Gulf I 12/04/1981-12/05/1983
SWA Persian Gulf II 1979 (1)(2)
SWA Persian Gulf II 1981-1982
Hill Persian Gulf Work 1978-1980
Hill Persian Gulf Work 1981
Platform 07/11/1984-07/20/1984
Platform 07/24/1984-08/02/1984
[Republican Platform-America's Future Free and Secure 08/20/1984]
Platform 09/27/1984 (1)(2)
Policy Planning (Second Term) I: 1983
Policy Planning (Second Term) I: 01/01/1984-06/12/1984
Policy Planning (Second Term) I: 06/13/1984-09/13/1984
Policy Planning (Second Term) I: 09/14/1984-09/25/1984
Policy Planning (Second Term) I: 09/26/1984-11/04/1984
Policy Planning (Second Term) I: 11/05/1984-11/15/1984
Policy Planning (Second Term) II: 11/09/1984-11/18/1984
Policy Planning (Second Term) II: 11/19/1984 (1)-(3)
Policy Planning (Second Term) II: 11/20/1984-11/30/1984
Policy Planning (Second Term) II: 12/01/1984-07/12/1985
Political Military Organizations
Preserving Democracy
Projects 12/13/1984-03/22/1985
Projects 03/23/1985-04/04/1985
Proxies: [Draft Papers]
Proxies 1984-1985
RAC Box 14
Public Affairs Material 1983
Public Affairs Material 01/01/1984-02/28/1984
Public Affairs Material 03/01/1984-03/29/1984
Public Affairs Material 03/30/1984 (1)(2)
Public Affairs Material 04/01/1984-04/26/1984
Public Diplomacy [empty]
Public Diplomacy
Radio Addresses and Drafts of Radio Addresses
Radio Marti
[Randpere, Kaisa-USSR Human Rights]
Immediate Reading 1981
Immediate Reading 1982
Immediate Reading 02/24/1983-03/31/1983
Immediate Reading 04/01/1983-04/30/1983
Reading II
Reading II: ["Ballistic Missile Defense and the Atlantic Alliance," Yost, David S.
Reading II: [British Counterterrorism Policy and Capabilities-September 1984]
Reading II: [Cruise Missile Defense: Soviet Perceptions, Capabilities, and Protective
Measures (u)-September 1984]
Reading II: [Developing U.S. Strategies for the Pacific: An Interim Report-June 1984]
Reading II: [Mikhail Gorbachev: A Political Profile-September 1984]
Reading II: ["How to Understand Central America, Falcoff, Mark-September 1984]
Reading II: ["Human Rights and Peoples' Right in the Theory of Liberalism"-Tarcov,
Reading II: [The Iranian Military Since the Revolution: Phase I Progress Report-May
Reading II: [Readiness for Offensive Operations: Unfinished Business]
Reading II: ["The War in the Gulf: A Middle East Update"-07/09/1984]
Reading II: [West Germany: Conventional Force Moderation Lags (c)-September 1984]
Priority Read I 1984
Priority Read I 03/01/1985-03/31/1985
Priority Read I 04/01/1985-04/30/1985
Priority Read II 01/01/1984-05/30/1984
Priority Read II 07/01/1984-12/27/1984
Priority Read II 01/01/1985-01/31/1985
Priority Read II 02/01/1985-02/28/1985
Priority Read II 03/01/1985-03/23/1985
Priority Read II 03/24/1985-03/31/1985
Priority Read II 04/01/1985-06/30/1985
Priority Read II: [Nuclear Proliferation Watch (u)-February 1985]
Priority Read II: [Nuclear Proliferation Watch (u)-October 1985]
Priority Read II:[The Potential of Afghanistan's Society and Institutions to Resist Soviet
Penetration and Domination-January 1985]
Refugee Admissions (Eugene Douglas]
[Douglas Dissent on US Not Forwarding Nominee for UN High Commissioner for
Refugees - 02/20/1985]
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia Arms Sales 1985 (1)(2)
Security Assistance 1983
Security Assistance 01/01/1984-01/31/1984
Security Assistance 02/01/1984-12/31/1984
Security Assistance 1985
Security Assistance: [Congressional Presentation-FY 1985] (1)-(3)
South Africa
South Africa [empty]
[Judge Clark Initiative on South Africa]
[Soviet Military Power 1984]
Soviet Project (1)(2)
Soviet Proxy Project
RAC Box 15
["Soviet Threats to Intervene in the Middle East, 1956-1973," Fukuyama] (Binder)
Soviet Union/East-West 1950
Soviet Union/East-West 1967-1978
Soviet Union/East-West 1980
Soviet Union/East-West 03/01/1981-04/30/1981
Soviet Union/East-West 05/01/1981-08/31/1981
Soviet Union/East-West 1982
Soviet Union/East-West 1983
Soviet Union/East-West 1985
Soviet Union - US Policy Toward the Soviet Union (1)-(4)
Soviet Union-US Trade Relations
Spain 1982
Spain 01/31/1983-03/18/1983
Spain 03/20/1983-05/10/1983
Speeches 1982
Speeches 1984
Speeches 1985
Drafts of Speeches and Speeches before the UN 06/17/1982-05/31/1983
Drafts of Speeches and Speeches before the UN 09/08/1983
Drafts of Speeches and Speeches before the UN 09/10/1983
Drafts of Speeches and Speeches before the UN 09/11/1983-09/30/1983
Speeches: State of the Union Address January 1984: [1983]
Speeches: State of the Union Address January 1984: [1984-1985]
Speeches 01/09/1985-02/21/1985
Speeches 02/22/1985-09/17/1985
Speeches: President's Foreign Policy Speech at CSIS, 04/06/1984 (02/17/1984-
Speeches: President's Foreign Policy Speech at CSIS, 04/06/1984 (04/03/1984-
Speeches: President's Foreign Policy Speech at CSIS, 04/06/1984 (04/05/1984)
Speeches: Weinberger American Legion Speech 07/11/1984
Speeches: President's UNGA Address-09/24/1984 (09/19/1984)
Speeches: President's UNGA Address-09/24/1984 (09/20/1984-09/24/1984)
Speeches: Fortier Speech, 02/26/1985, to Dean Witter Reynolds Metals Forum, New
York City (01/04/1984-02/24/1985)
Speeches: Fortier Speech, 02/26/1985, to Dean Witter Reynolds Metals Forum, New
York City (02/25/1985)
Speeches: Fortier Speech, 02/26/1985, to Dean Witter Reynolds Metals Forum, New
York City (02/26/1985-06/19/1985)
Speeches: President's UNGA Address October 1985-President's Regional Security
Initiatives at the UNGA (08/21/1985-10/16/1985)
Speeches: President's UNGA Address October 1985-President's Regional Security
Initiatives at the UNGA (10/17/1985-10/18/1985)
Speeches: President's UNGA Address October 1985-President's Regional Security
Initiatives at the UNGA (10/19/1985)
Speeches: President's UNGA Address October 1985-President's Regional Security
Initiatives at the UNGA (10/24/1985)
Speeches/Writings 03/01/1984-08/31/1984
Speeches/Writings 09/01/1984-09/30/1984
Speeches/Writings 10/01/1984-10/09/1984
Speeches/Writings 10/10/1984-10/16/1984
Speeches/Writings 10/17/1984
Speeches/Writings 10/18/1984-10/23/1984
RAC Box 16
Speeches/Writing/S/P Memos 01/05/1981-07/31/1981
Speeches/Writing/S/P Memos 08/01/1981-12/31/1981
Speeches/Writing/S/P Memos 1982
Strategic Arms
Strategic Arms: [Policy Planning for the Middle East]
Strategic Arms: ["Strategic Modernization, Arms Agreements, and Reduced Reliance on
Nuclear Brute Force" / Wohlstetter, A. 09/06/1984]
Strategic Arms: ["The Defense of the Persian Gulf: Our Interests and Options" /
Rowen, Henry S. 09/07/1984]
Strategic Arms: ["Turkey and the Defense of Western Interests" / Wohlstetter, A.
Strategic Arms: [U.S. Policy toward the U.S.S.R.-09/14/1984]
Strategic Arms 11/24/1982-12/19/1982
Strategic Arms 01/01/1983-03/28/1983
Strategic Arms 03/29/1983-04/10/1983
Strategic Arms 04/11/1983-04/15/1983
Strategic Arms 04/16/1983-04/22/1983
Strategic Arms 04/23/1983-04/24/1983
Strategic Arms 04/25/1983-06/09/1983
Strategic Arms: [The Nuclear "Balance" in Europe: Status, Trends, Implications /
Cotter, D., Hansen, J., McConnell, K.-1983]
Strategic Defense Initiative 01/01/1985-05/31/1985
Strategic Defense Initiative 06/01/1985-07/31/1985
Strategic Defense Initiative: [Report to the Congress on the Strategic Defense Initiative
[Strategic Forces: Security Partner Support of U.S. Maneuver Forces, June 1985] Don
Fortier to Take to California
[Strategic Forces: Policy Guidance for the Development of U.S. Nuclear Strategy and
Strategic Forces, June 1985] Don Fortier to Take to California
Strategic Nuclear
[Strategic Papers and Foreign Policy: Soviet American Relations: Strategic Overview]
[Strategic Papers and Foreign Policy: "The Political Framework of German Security
Policy" /Kaltefleiter, Werner]
Strategic Planning 1976
Strategic Planning 1977-1981
[Strategy Paper: Economic Strategies for Improving Long-Term U.S. Energy Security, 09/24/1984]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy 03/23/1983-08/05/1984]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy 08/06/1984-12/31/1984]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy 1985]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: Topic Papers] (1)-(3)
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: Foreign Policy in the Term Ahead, McFarlane,
Robert C.]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: Policy Planning for the Middle East]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: Strategy for the Horn of Africa and South Arabia]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: Iran: Evaluation of U.S. Intelligence Performance
Prior to November 1978, Staff Report, January 1979]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: Media and the American Understanding of Political
Change In the Middle East-A Look Back and a Forecast-March 1980]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: "Surprise Attack: NATO's Political Vulnerability" /
Betts, Richard K.-1981]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: The State of the U.S.-Soviet Military Balance]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: "The Politics of Consensus: Quadhafi's Libyan
Quest" / Schechterman, Bernard-Fall 1983]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: "Recent Wars in the Arc of Crisis: Lessons for
Defense Planners" / Harkavy. Robert E.- 1984]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: Tarapur: A Brief for the United States / Milhollin,
Gary -06/21/1984]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: President Reagan's Acceptance Speech: Before the
Republican National Convention-08/14/1984]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: "Outline: Strategic Modernization, Arms
Agreements, and Reduced Reliance on Nuclear Brute Force" / Wohlstetter,
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: "Notes on Keep-Out Zone (u): Preliminary Draft" /
Chow, B. G.-09/04/1984]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: Stressing Soviet Defense-09/17/1984]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: "Turkey, the United States, and the Armenian Issue:
Reflections on the Recent Mini-Crisis" / Henze, Paul B.-October 1984]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: Improving Crisis Management: Structural and
Procedural Reform / Dur, Philip A.-10/24/1984]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: Terrorism: The Challenge of Low-Level Warfare to
National Security, Initial Draft -03/14/1985
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: America Secure and the World at Peace (Carlisle)]
[Strategy Papers and Foreign Policy: Economic Thematic Paper for the Bonn Summit,
RAC Box 17
Summit-Williamsburg-05/28/1983-05/30/1983 (01/01/1983-01/31/1983)
Summit-Williamsburg-05/28/1983-05/30/1983 (02/01/1983-03/09/1983)
Summit-Williamsburg-05/28/1983-05/30/1983 (03/10/1983)
Summit-Williamsburg-05/28/1983-05/30/1983 (03/11/1983-04/05/1983)
Summit-London Economic-06/07/1984-06/09/1984
Summit-Reagan/Gorbachev-Geneva-November 1985
Sweden (05/01/1983-11/18/1983)
Sweden (11/19/1983) (1)-(5)
Sweden (11/20/1983-12/31/1983)
Technology Transfer 05/24/1983-08/16/1983
Technology Transfer 08/17/1983-12/31/1983
Technology Transfer 1984
Technology Transfer 01/01/1985-06/02/1985
Technology Transfer 06/03/1985
Technology Transfer 06/04/1985-10/09/1985
Technology Transfer: Conference-October 1984 [1984]
Technology Transfer: Conference-October 1984 [1985]
Technology Transfer: Defense/Commerce MOU 03/22/1984-09/30/1984
Technology Transfer: Defense/Commerce MOU 10/01/1984-12/31/1984
Technology Transfer: Defense/Commerce MOU 01/01/1985-01/31/1985
Technology Transfer: Defense/Commerce MOU 02/01/1985-03/14/1985
Technology Transfer: Defense/Commerce MOU 03/15/1985-04/25/1985
Technology Transfer: Defense/Commerce MOU 04/26/1985-05/31/1985
Technology Transfer: Studies: [France-10/12/1983] (1)(2)
Technology Transfer: Studies: [Sweden-08/04/1983]
Technology Transfer: Studies: [Sweden-10/03/1983]
Technology Transfer: Studies: [Technology Security-1985]
Technology Transfer: India 08/23/1985-10/31/1985
Technology Transfer: India 11/01/1985-11/31/1985
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 1981
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 03/11/1983-05/14/1983
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 05/15/1983-05/19/1983
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 05/20/1983-05/21/1983
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 05/22/1983-05/31/1983
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 06/01/1983-06/08/1983
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 06/09/1983
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 06/10/1983-06/21/1983
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 06/22/1983
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 06/23/1983-06/30/1983
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 07/01/1983-07/18/1983
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 07/19/1983-07/31/1983
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 08/01/1983-08/17/1983
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 08/18/1983-08/19/1983
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 08/20/1983-08/23/1983
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 08/24/1983-08/25/1983
RAC Box 18
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 08/26/1983 (1)(2)
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 08/30/1983
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 08/31/1983-11/09/1983
Technology Transfer: PRC Tech Transfer 1984
[Technology Transfer: PRC] China Policy Technical Working Group (1)(2)
[Technology Transfer: PRC-List of Items to be Sold to China-05/19/1983]
Technology Transfer: Romania Landsat Case 1981-1982
Technology Transfer: Romania Landsat Case 01/01/1983-07/08/1983
Technology Transfer: Romania Landsat Case 07/09/1983-07/14/1983
Technology Transfer: Romania Landsat Case 07/25/1983
Technology Transfer: Romania Landsat Case 07/26/1983-08/02/1983
Technology Transfer: Romania Landsat Case 08/03/1983-08/17/1983
Technology Transfer: Romania Landsat Case 1984
Technology Transfer: Romania Tech Transfer Decision
2387 [Technology Transfer: Proposed Study on Sensitive Scientific and Technical
Technology Transfer: Swiss Tech Transfer Case
[Terrorism] [8404913]
[Terrorism] [Shultz Material]
Tetrad Proposal October 1985
Third World Political-Military
Turkey 01/01/1982-10/31/1982
Turkey 11/01/1982-12/31/1982
Turkey 01/01/1983-03/16/1983
Turkey 03/17/1983-04/04/1983
Turkey 02/01/1984-03/31/1984
Turkey 04/01/1984-04/30/1984
Turkey 05/01/1984-06/30/1984
Turkey 07/01/1984-12/31/1984
Turkey 1985
Turkey Background 1980
Turkey Background 01/01/1981-07/31/1981
Turkey Background 08/01/1981-08/31/1981
Turkey Background 09/01/1981-12/31/1981
Turkey Background 01/01/1982-04/30/1982
Turkey Background 05/01/1982-03/19/1982
Turkey (Current) 09/23/1981-10/31/1981
Turkey (Current) 11/21/1981-08/20/1982
Turkey (Current) 02/17/1983-05/15/1983
Turkey (Current) 05/16/1983-07/28/1983
Turkey (Current) 07/29/1983-12/31/1983
RAC Box 19
Turkey/Policy Papers 1966-1980
Turkey/Policy Papers 02/24/1981-03/31/1981
Turkey/Policy Papers 04/01/1981-06/30/1981
Turkey/Policy Papers 07/01/1981-10/31/1981
Turkey/Policy Papers 11/01/1981-03/28/1982
Turkey/Policy Papers 03/29/1982-06/30/1982
Turkey/Policy Papers 07/01/1982-07/06/1982
Turkey: Special Project 1978-1983
Turkey: Special Project 01/01/1984-01/19/1984
Turkey: Special Project 01/20/1984-02/14/1984
Turkish Armenian File (01/01/1983-03/31/1983)
Turkish Armenian File (04/01/1983-10/17/1983)
Turkish Armenian File (10/18/1983-11/16/1983)
Turkish Armenian File: [US Department of State Remarks on the Armenian
[Turkish Economy and Debt Repayment Prospects, Report on-January 1981]
United Kingdom
President's Meetings (UNGA) 09/26/1983
[President's UNGA Initiative on Nuclear Testing Verification-05/07/1985] (1)(2)
United Nations Matters
U.S.-Israel Joint Political-Military Group
U.S.-Israeli PM Group 03/31/1982-11/30/1983
U.S.-Israeli PM Group 12/01/1983-12/31/1983
U.S.-Israeli PM Group 01/01/1984-01/31/1984
U.S.-Israeli PM Group 02/01/1984-03/12/1984
U.S.-Israeli PM Group 03/13/1984
U.S.-Israeli PM Group 03/14/1984-05/31/1984
U.S.-Israeli PM Group 06/01/1984-08/02/1984
U.S. Political-Military Talks
[Verstandig-Congressional Country Club]
Fortier Chron I-Writings 05/01/1984-06/28/1984
Fortier Chron I-Writings 06/29/1984-06/30/1984
Fortier Chron I-Writings 07/01/1984-07/31/1984
Fortier Chron I-Writings 08/01/1984-10/10/1984
Fortier Chron I-Writings 10/11/1984-02/20/1985
Fortier Chron I-Writings 02/21/1985-03/06/1985
Fortier Chron I-Writings 03/07/1985-03/31/1985
YAR / South Yemen
Yemen (Saudi Arabia)
RAC Box 20
Dustor - A Study of the Constitutions of the Arab and Muslim States 1966
"Problems of Estimating Military Power" / Marshall, A. W. 09/09/1966
Operation "STRANGLE" (Italy, Spring 1944): A Case Study of Tactical Air Interdiction /
Sallagar, F. M. February 1972
Soviet Transits of the Turkish Straits: 1945-1970: An Historical Note on the
Establishment and Dimensions of the Soviet Naval Presence in the Mediterranean
/ Weinland, Robert G. 04/14/1972
"U.S. Policy toward NATO: A Framework for Analysis" / Ikle, Fred C. May 1972
"Thinking about the City" / Berns, Walter October 1973
The Study of Soviet Foreign Policy: A Review of Decision - Theory - Related Approaches
/ Arnold L. Horelick, A. Ross Johnson, and John D. Steinbruner, December 1973
Soviet Manchurian Campaign / [July 1975] (1)(2)
"Is There a Strategic Arms Race?" / Albert Wohlstetter Fall 1985
"Power at Seas: II. Super - Powers and Navies" - Adelphi Papers Spring 1976
Qualitative Constraints on Conventional Armaments: An Emerging Issue / S. J.
Dudzinky, Jr., and James Digby July 1976
Timely Lessons of History: The Manchurian Model for Soviet Strategy / Despres, John,
Lilita I. Dzirkals, and Barton Whaley July 1976
Planning U.S. General Purposes: The Navy - Budget Issue Paper - Congressional Budget
Office December 1976
"Churchill and Us" / June 1977
[Statement of Professor Albert Wohlstetter of the University of Chicago before the
Foreign Aid Committee - Aid to Turkey 1978]
"Why Arms Control Has Failed" / January 1978
U.S. Air and Ground Conventional forces for NATO: Firepower Issues - Background
Paper - Congressional Budget Office March 1978
Foreign Military Sales of Selected Weapons Systems / Report to the Congress of the
United States by the Comptroller General of the United States 08/09/1978
Quick and Secret Construction of Plutonium Reprocessing Plants: A Way to Nuclear
Weapons Proliferation / Report by the Comptroller General of the United States
"Being Number Two" / Fred Charles Ikle 11/20/1978
Soviet Foreign Policy toward the Northern Tier Countries / Zalmay Khalilzad 1979
"Tactical Air Power in Armored Warfare" / Dr. Steven L. Canby 1979
"Toward Presidential Control of the State" / Lawrence H. Silverman 1979
"If the Soviets Don't Miss" / Major Donald K. Griffin February 1979
"Selling Them the Rope: Business & the Soviets" / Carl Gershman April 1979
"The Nordic Balance: An Overview" / Nils Andrén Summer 1979
"Ten Questions about SALT II" / Edward N. Luttwak August 1979
The Soviet Bureaucratic Process / Charles H. Fairbanks, Jr. September 1979 (1)(2)
"A New Strategy" / Fukuyama, Francis October 1979
"Prospective American Use of Foreign Bases for Military Action Against Iran" / Richard
F. Grimmett (Congressional Research Service) 12/10/1979
"DNA New Alternatives Workshop: Highlights of Recent Meetings, Including a
Summary of the November 1978 of the November 1979 Meeting" / J. J. Martin
"Fighter Force Structure Mix Scrutinized," Aviation Week & Space Technology,
"Euro - Neutralism" / Walter Laqueur June 1980
"Problems and Perspectives of the European American Division of Labor in the Middle
East" / Reinhardt Rummel and Udo Steinbach June 1980
"Half Wars and Half Policies in the Persian Gulf" / Albert Wohlstetter June 1980
"Alternative Security Arrangements for West Bank Autonomy" / Abraham S. Becker,
Stephen J. Rosen August 1980 (1)(2)
["Containment for the 80's" / Walter Laqueur]
[The U.S. Security Position in the Persian Gulf / Stanley Sienkiewicz 10/21/1980]
"Strategic Intelligence Estimates: Let's Make Them Useful" / Richard K. Betts
U.S. Ground Forces: Design and Cost Alternatives for NATO and Non - NATO
Contingencies, Congressional Budget Office December 1980
"The Operational Level of War" / Edward N. Luttwak Winter 1980-1981
"National Security and Nuclear Proliferation" / Stan Sienkiewicz 1981
Resources for Defense: A Review of Key Issues for Fiscal Years 1982-1986,
Congressional Budget Office January 1981
[Security and Economic Assistance: Problems, Facts, and Opportunities 01/05/1981]
Soviet Military Power May 1981
"Foreign Policy and the English Language" / Walter Laqueur - Winter 1981
"Dateline Athens: Greece for the Greeks" / F. Stephen Larrabee Winter 1981-1982
French Security Issues: A Symposium 1982, AEI Foreign Policy and Defense Review
"The Spread of Nuclear Weapons: More May Be Better" / Kenneth N. Waltz - Adelphi
Papers 01/20/1982
"The Effects of the Yemen Conflict on Gulf Security" / Akl A. Kairouz 06/30/1982
"Our Atlantic Quagmire" / Michael M. Harrison - Summer 1982
"How to Death with Moscow" / Henry A. Kissinger 11/29/1982
"What Europe's Leaders Are Saying" / John Wallach - Winter 1982
"Now Is the Time to Balance the Budget" / Philip Merrill December 1982
"Strategic Purpose and the International Economy" / Martin Shubik and Paul Bracken –
Fall 1983
[Publications: 1984] (1)(2)
"Future U.S. Conventional Force Structure: Key Issues and Possible Responses" / [Center
for Strategic & International Studies, Georgetown University] 05/10/1984
[Publications: 1985]
[Turkey and NATO's Southern Flank: A Key Ally in a Strategic Region 03/07/1985]
["Systemic Change" as a Component of U.S. Foreign Policy / A Paper for Discussion /
Victor Basiuk 10/18/1985]
[Preliminary Assessment of the Applicability and Utility of a U.S. Policy of Systemic
Change for Panama 11/01/1985]
["A New Start for Strategic Arms Control" / Joseph S Nye]
Formulating Strategic Doctrine - Volume III / Drafted and Revised by Henry S. Rowen
"Inflexible Response" / François de Rose
An Inventory of New Weapons Systems for Non - Nuclear Combat / Jacquelyn K. Davis,
Robert W. Helm, and G. Philip Hughes
Israel's Nuclear Policy After 1973 / Efraim Inbar
[Kissinger on Metternich]
[Marginal Utility: Law of Diminishing]
"The Moral Basis of International Action" / Joseph Cropsey
NATO and the Warsaw Pact: Force Comparisons
"The Psychology of Appeasement" / Walter Laqueur October 1978
"Strategy in the Decade of the 1980's" / Paul H. Nitze
"Tactical Air Systems and the New Technologies" / John E. Ralph
[Soviet Military Weapons Production, 1977 - 1981]
[Miscellaneous Articles]
Soviet Army Echelonment - USAF Concept Issue Paper - July 1979
Soviet Army Echelonment - USAF - July 1979
"The Strategy of Terrorism," David Fromkin - Foreign Affairs, July 1975
"How to Grow a Decision Tree" / Edward A. McCreary - Think, March-April 1967
"The Effective Decision" / Peter F. Drucker – HBR, January-February 1967
"The Facts About Terrorism" / Charles Horner – Commentary, June 1980
[Articles and Papers by Harold Rhode, re: Middle East, Turkey, Israeli Invasion of
Southern Lebanon, etc.] (1)(2)
"The Role of the Public" / Fred C. Ickle
"The Peace Debate and American Catholics" / William V. O'Brien – The
Washington Quarterly, Spring 1982
RAC Box 21
Fortier Chrons (01/01/1981-03/31/1981)
Fortier Chrons (04/01/1981-05/31/1981)
Fortier Chrons (06/01/1981-07/31/1981)
Fortier Chrons (08/01/1981-09/10/1981)
Fortier Chrons (09/11/1981-09/30/1981)
Fortier Chrons (10/01/1981-10/31/1981)
Fortier Chrons (11/01/1981-11/30/1981)
Fortier Chrons (12/01/1981-12/31/1981)
Fortier Chrons (01/01/1982-01/31/1982)
Fortier Chrons (02/01/1982-02/28/1982)
Fortier Chrons (03/01/1982-03/31/1982)
Fortier Chrons (04/01/1982-04/22/1982)
Fortier Chrons (04/23/1982-05/31/1982)
Fortier Chrons (06/01/1982-06/30/1982)
Fortier Chrons (07/01/1982-07/31/1982)
Fortier Chrons (08/01/1982-09/30/1982)
Fortier Chrons (10/01/1982-10/31/1982)
Fortier Chrons (06/01/1983-06/26/1983)
Fortier Chrons (06/27/1983-06/30/1983)
Fortier Chrons (07/01/1983-07/11/1983)
Fortier Chrons (07/12/1983-07/31/1983)
Fortier Chrons (08/01/1983-08/16/1983)
Fortier Chrons (08/17/1983-08/25/1983)
Fortier Chrons (08/26/1983)
Fortier Chrons (08/27/1983-08/31/1983)
Fortier Chrons (09/01/1983-09/30/1983)
Fortier Chrons (10/01/1983-10/17/1983)
Fortier Chrons (10/18/1983-10/19/1983)
Fortier Chrons (10/20/1983-10/31/1983)
Fortier Chrons (11/01/1983-11/08/1983)
Fortier Chrons (11/09/1983-11/30/1983)
Fortier Chrons (12/01/1983-12/15/1983)
Fortier Chrons (12/16/1983-12/31/1983)
Fortier Chrons (01/01/1984-01/12/1984)
Fortier Chrons (01/13/1984-01/31/1984)
Fortier Chrons (02/01/1984-02/12/1984)
Fortier Chrons (02/13/1984-02/21/1984)
Fortier Chrons (02/22/1984-02/29/1984)
Fortier Chrons (03/01/1984-03/12/1984)
Fortier Chrons (03/13/1984-03/22/1984)
Fortier Chrons (03/23/1984-03/31/1984)
RAC Box 22
Fortier Chrons (04/01/1984-04/30/1984)
Fortier Chrons (05/01/1984-05/09/1984)
Fortier Chrons (05/10/1984-05/21/1984)
Fortier Chrons (05/22/1984-05/31/1984)
Fortier Chrons (06/01/1984-06/13/1984)
Fortier Chrons (06/14/1984-06/30/1984)
Fortier Chrons (07/01/1984-07/12/1984)
Fortier Chrons (07/13/1984-07/18/1984)
Fortier Chrons (07/19/1984-07/31/1984)
Fortier Chrons (08/01/1984-08/12/1984)
Fortier Chrons (08/13/1984-08/31/1984)
Fortier Chrons (09/01/1984-09/30/1984)
RAC Box 23
Fortier Chrons (10/01/1984-10/10/1984)
Fortier Chrons (10/11/1984-10/31/1984)
Fortier Chrons (11/01/1984-11/30/1984)
Fortier Chrons (12/01/1984-12/17/1984)
Fortier Chrons (12/18/1984-12/31/1984)
Fortier Chrons (01/01/1985-01/17/1985)
Fortier Chrons (01/18/1985-01/31/1985)
Fortier Chrons (02/01/1985-02/14/1985)
Fortier Chrons (02/15/1985-02/28/1985)
Fortier Chrons (03/01/1985-03/14/1985)
Fortier Chrons (03/15/1985-03/31/1985)
Fortier Chrons (04/01/1985-04/30/1985)
Fortier Chrons (05/01/1985-05/16/1985)
Fortier Chrons (05/17/1985-05/20/1985)
Fortier Chrons (05/21/1985-05/31/1985)
Fortier Chrons (06/01/1985-06/12/1985)
Fortier Chrons (06/13/1985-06/30/1985)
Fortier Chrons (07/01/1985-10/16/1985)
Fortier Chrons (12/17/1985-12/31/1985)
Official Chron - (Fortier, Donald)-[12/30/1985-02/15/1986]
Official Chron - (Fortier, Donald)-[02/16/1986-04/09/1986]
Official Chron - (Fortier, Donald)-[04/10/1986-05/02/1986]
Fortier Prof Chrons, 06/02/1984-01/17/1985 (1)-(6)
Fortier Prof Chrons (01/17/1985-01/24/1985) [Note]
Fortier Prof Chrons (01/26/1985-03/21/1985) [OFS Mail] (1)(2)
Fortier Prof Chrons, 03/21/1985-07/03/1985 to DRF (1)(2)
Fortier Prof Chrons, 03/21/1985-07/03/1985 from DRF (1)(2)
Fortier Prof Chrons, 07/03/1985-09/24/1985 (1)-(4)
Fortier Prof Chrons, 09/24/1985-10/31/1985 (1)-(3)
Fortier Prof Chrons, 07/13/1985-09/24/1985 - Note Log (1)(2)
Miscellaneous Memoranda
General Incoming Correspondence (1)-(3)
RAC Box 24
Administrative 01/01/1983-08/23/1983
Administrative 08/24/1983-01/31/1984
Administrative 02/01/1984-12/31/1984
Administrative 1985
Personal: [Appointment Book - 1984]
Personal: [Appointment Book - 01/01/1984-06/02/1984]
Personal: [Appointment Book - 06/03/1984-01/06/1985]
Personal: [Appointment Book - 01/01/1984-06/02/1984] 1984 (Copy)
Personal: [Appointment Book - 06/03/1984-01/06/1985] 1984 (Copy)
[Appointment Book 1985]
[Appointment Calendar - Fortier-1986]
[Consultants - 1984]
[Consultants - 1985]
Job Applications (empty)
[Miscellaneous - Invitations, Memos, etc. - No folder - 1981-1982]
[Miscellaneous - Invitations, Memos, etc. - No folder - 05/03/1983-05/16/1983]
[Miscellaneous - Invitations, Memos, etc. - No folder - 05/17/1983-12/31/1983]
[Miscellaneous - Invitations, Memos, etc. - No folder - 1984-1985]
Official Appointments - Completed (Fortier) [Diskettes Included]
Official Appointments - Completed (Fortier): [Freedom Regional Security and Global
Peace-March 1986]
Official Appointments - Completed (Fortier): [01/01/1986-01/22/1986]
Official Appointments - Completed (Fortier): [01/23/1986-02/10/1986]
Official Appointments - Completed (Fortier): [02/11/1986-03/05/1986]
Official Appointments - Completed (Fortier): [03/06/1986-03/16/1986]
Official Appointments - Completed (Fortier): [03/17/1986-04/17/1986]
Official Appointments - Completed (Fortier): [04/18/1986-06/27/1986]
PROFs Notes from Don: [One] September 1985-October 1985
PROFs Notes from Don: [Two] October 1985-November 1985
PROFs Notes from Don: [Three] November 1985-December 1985
PROFs Notes from Don [Two]: [Distribution - 01/24/1986, Pages 1-60]
PROFs Notes from Don [Four]: [Distribution - 01/24/1986, Pages 1-57]
PROFs Notes from Don [Five]: [Distribution - 01/24/1986, Pages 1-29]
PROFs Notes from Don: [Pages 2, 20, 21, and 46]-[12/18/1986]
PROFs Notes to Don: [01/23/1986-01/28/1986]
PROFs Notes to Don: [01/29/1986-02/02/1986]
PROFs Notes to Don: [02/03/1986-02/11/1986]
PROFs Notes to Don: [02/11/1986-02/12/1986]
[PROFs Notes: Pull Sheets for Tower Investigation]
Personal 1982
Personal 01/01/1983-02/28/1983
Personal 03/01/1983-03/31/1983
Personal 04/01/1983-04/20/1983
Personal 04/21/1983-04/30/1983
Personal May 1983 [empty]
Personal 06/14/1983
Personal Chron 1981-1982
Personal Chron 1983-1984
RAC Box 25
Personnel and Organization
Personnel and Organization: [Financial Disclosures 1983-1984]
Personnel and Organization: [Financial Disclosures 1985
[Personnel Correspondence] 1984-1985
Press Calls/Appointments Regretted (Fortier) 1986
Press Calls/Appointments Completed (Fortier) 1986
Rand 1985
Fortier Résumé
Résumés/Curricula Vitae/Applicants 01/13/1983-08/23/1983
Résumés/Curricula Vitae/Applicants 08/24/1983
Résumés/Curricula Vitae/Applicants 08/25/1983-02/28/1984
Résumés/Curricula Vitae/Applicants 03/01/1984-12/31/1984
Résumés/Curricula Vitae/Applicants 01/01/1985-06/17/1985
Résumés/Curricula Vitae/Applicants 06/18/1985
Résumés/Curricula Vitae/Applicants 06/19/1985-12/11/1985
S/P Organization
[Don's Schedule: 1982-1983]
[Don's Schedule: 1985]
Speaking Engagements - Accepted (Fortier) 1986
Speaking Engagements - Regretted (Fortier) 1986
Travel 1982-1983
Travel 01/01/1984-01/31/1984
Travel 02/01/1984-12/13/1984
Travel 1985
Travel: Condel Lantos
Travel: [Miscellaneous]
RAC Box 26
Afghanistan 10/19/1983-10/24/1984
Afghanistan 10/25/1984-12/31/1984
Afghanistan 01/01/1985-02/21/1985
Afghanistan 02/22/1985-03/16/1985
Afghanistan 03/17/1985-04/08/1985
East Asia 12/01/1983-02/28/1984
East Asia 03/01/1984-04/19/1984
East Asia 04/20/1984-04/30/1985
ME (Middle East) Arms Sale
MEAT (Middle East Arms Transfer) 03/11/1985 (1)-(4)
MEAT (Middle East Arms Transfer) 03/22/1985-05/07/1985
Pakistan Nuclear Issues 1982-1983
Pakistan Nuclear Issues 01/01/1984-09/22/1984
Pakistan Nuclear Issues 09/23/1984-02/20/1985
Pakistan Nuclear Issues 02/21/1985-05/20/1985
Planning 06/05/1984-06/30/1984
Planning 07/01/1984-07/30/1984
Planning 07/31/1984
Planning 08/01/1984-09/30/1984
Planning 10/01/1984-04/30/1985
Planning: [Foreign Policy in the Term Ahead]
Planning: [Soviet-American Relations]
Planning: [Strategic Planning for National Security]
Presidential Speeches 10/19/1983-08/02/1984
Presidential Speeches 08/03/1984-10/31/1984
Presidential Speeches 11/01/1984-07/17/1987
Presidential Speeches: ["American Strategic Culture," Carnes Lord]
Presidential Speeches: ["Verification and Arms Control in the Nuclear Area"]
Presidential Speeches: ["Verification: The Critical Element in Arms Control"]
Proliferation 05/10/1984-09/25/1984
Proliferation 09/26/1984
Proliferation 10/05/1984-10/24/1984
Proliferation 02/01/1985-02/25/1985
Proliferation 02/28/1985
Proliferation 03/01/1985-05/14/1985
Proliferation - Brazil
Proliferation - Israel-Attacks on Reactor
RAC Box 27
Security Assistance Strategies 1984
Security Assistance Strategies 1985
Security Assistance Strategies: [Miscellaneous Papers]
Soviet Access to U.S. Unclassified Technology Data [empty]
[Soviet Client Relationships]
START: [SDI "Bible"]
Technology Transfer - China
Technology Transfer - India 1984
Technology Transfer - India 03/13/1985-04/29/1985
Technology Transfer - India 04/30/1985-05/09/1985
Technology Transfer - Iran 05/25/1984-06/30/1984
Technology Transfer - Iran 07/01/1984-09/15/1984
Technology Transfer - Miscellaneous (Canada, Selenia, Branscomb MFR) 1984
Technology Transfer - Miscellaneous (Canada, Selenia, Branscomb MFR) 1985
Technology Transfer - Miscellaneous (Canada, Selenia, Branscomb MFR): [Report to
Technology Transfer - Romania 09/09/1982-06/25/1984
Technology Transfer - Romania 06/26/1984-08/16/1984
Technology Transfer - Romania 08/17/1984-08/31/1984
Technology Transfer - Romania 09/01/1984-10/24/1984
Technology Transfer - Romania: [Preliminary Report on the Bulgarian 200 MByte Disk
Drive Subsystem-by CDC, June 1984]
Technology Transfer - Romania: [Review of Military and Intelligence Factors of the
Proposed Landsat Ground Station Sale to Romania]
[Technology Transfer:] US/Canada Bilateral Export Control Discussions Briefing Book
(04/06/1984) (1)-(8)
Technology Transfer - Yugoslavia
Turkey 01/01/1984-05/04/1984
Turkey 05/05/1984-05/16/1984
RAC Box 27 (Continued)
Chron 03/06/1984-04/05/1984
Chron 04/06/1984-04/16/1984
Chron 04/17/1984-05/29/1984
Chron 05/30/1984-07/26/1984
Chron 07/27/1984-10/31/1984
Chron 11/01/1984-01/31/1985
Chron 02/26/1985
Chron 02/27/1985-04/15/1985
Chron 04/16/1985-05/17/1985
Chron 05/18/1985-05/30/1985


text:
Celebrity Reflection Cruise Review by lakarosa: Celeb Reflection....a little off
Overall Member Rating
Celeb Reflection....a little off
Destination: Eastern Caribbean
Embarkation: Miami
This cruise date is a regular thing of January for us. Last year RCCL Navigator out of New Orleans, Previous RCCL Freedom out of Ft. Lauderdale. This yesr with one other couple who were first time cruisers, last year with 5 couples first time and veteran cruisers, previous ourselves for an anniversary cruise.
The Reflection was an excellent, beautiful boat. Had everything you could ever want ona 3k passenger boat. Balcony cabin was great, cabin service staff great as well. Service there we had grown to expect from other lines and cruises.
Other than that staff sucked. Main dining room waiters, assistants were non responsive, argumentive, almost arrogant. Very disappointing this year with our guests on board. They noticed it as well even though they had no standard set. Buffet deck staff was much better in attitude and courtesies. Bartenders and pool bartenders seem to have the worst attitudes. Would rather walk around or talk with other staff than guests. Very More disappointing.
Most surly individual was guy in the retail liquor store. Looked like a drug dealer and acted worse. The ladies in the clothing, jewelry shops were much nicer.
Officers never spoke, looked away as they approached, etc. The last morning on the boat no one including cabin staff smiled. We prepaid our tips and included extra for these folks. It was like you're done, get off. Very disappointing.
We've set our standards by RCCL and thought Celebrity would be same but were surprised and disappointed by only the staff not the boat.
Ports were fine, although we may not get off the boat in PR again, just too nasty.
Embarkation and debark staff and procedures were courteous and we had little waits and no problems.
Only other cruise we've ever been on with worse service was a Norweigan boat in Hawaii with an American staff. Boy, were they bad.
We may or may not give Celebrity another shot. Knowing RCCL to be so much better may make it hard to cruise on another line. Less
Published 02/19/13
Read more Celebrity Reflection cruise reviews >>
Read Cruise Critic's Celebrity Reflection Review >>
Cabin review: 1C8325 Deluxe Ocean View with Verandah 1C
Balcony cabin in rear third of ship deck 8. More motion we've felt on same size ship ever. We were up a couple of decks from a dining room crew access point which was a little noisy. Overall....excellent cabin.Read All Deluxe Ocean View with Verandah 1C (1C) Reviews >>
Port and Shore Excursions
Now we understand all the comp...
You get what you pay for - it'...
Magical Time
Beautiful ship but the service...
Not the best of times, not the...
Decent Cruise, But Not Up to t...
A value cruise on a solid ship
Overrated and boring. 3 stars ...
Not the best of times, not the...
Decent Cruise, But Not Up to t...
Just about the perfect experie...
A value cruise on a solid ship
Sponsored Links

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Advanced Search Options
CRKT by Tom Krein
Tom Krein is a full-time knifemaker with a shop in Gentry, Arkansas. He says, "By the time I was a teenager I knew I wanted to make my own knives."
0 result
Your search found 0 products.
Can we help you find something?
Our most popular brands: Benchmade, Spyderco, Cold Steel, Kershaw, Swiss Army Knives
Search Tips


text:
2010 Emmys: Who Should Win & Who Will Win
It's a transitional year for the Emmys, meaning this is one of the more exciting races in recent memories. The flood of new nominees (brought on by a stellar development slate) means that we can no longer rely on the predictable Emmy voting to determine winners. Instead, this is a year where we can see many newcomers emerging and starting a whole new slate of predictable nominees.
Yes, that was a little cynical, but it's the sad truth of the Emmys – habits are hard to break for the voters. Luckily, this year the virgin nominees have afforded them an extensive choice for brand new habits.
But what will they be? More importantly, what should they be? Oh yes, time for a round of who will win/who should win. 2010 Emmy Edition:
Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series
The Nominees:
Kyle Chandler for playing Eric Taylor on Friday Night Lights
Bryan Cranston for playing Walter White on Breaking Bad
Matthew Fox for playing Jack Shephard on Lost
Michael C. Hall for playing Dexter Morgan on Dexter
Jon Hamm for playing Don Draper on Mad Men
Hugh Laurie for playing Dr. Gregory House on House
Will Win and Should Win: Cranston
There's a reason Bryan Cranston is a two-time defending champion in this category. In one of the rare instances of getting it right, voters recognized Cranston's genius right out of the blocks, awarding him an Emmy for his first two seasons on this show. A third is certainly in order, not only because Emmy voters love to cast identical votes year after year, but because Cranston was as good as ever this year – showing us the completed transformation of his formerly meak chemistry teacher to full-blown monster. The show relies on his performance more than any other on television and he carries the weight with ease.
In most years, every single other nominee would be an easy choice as the winner, but Cranston just keeps staying ahead of the fray.
Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series
The Nominees:
Connie Britton for playing Tami Taylor on Friday Night Lights
Glenn Close for playing Patricia "Patty" Hewes on Damages
Mariska Hargitay for playing Olivia Benson on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
January Jones for playing Betty Draper on Mad Men
Julianna Margulies for playing Alicia Florrick on The Good Wife
Kyra Sedgwick for playing Brenda Leigh Johnson on The Closer
Will Win: Margulies
So far Margulies has taken home the SAG, Golden Globe and Television Critics Award for this performance. The love is palpable as industry types are flocking to this old-school network drama and the actress that makes it possible. She's a lock.
Should Win: Britton
A weak category (which is strange seeing as there are so many good leading female performances on television) sees Britton as its clear standout. Finally earning a nominee for her work as embattled High School principal and coach's wife Tami Taylor, Britton had another stellar season showing that it is possible to make an entirely real character compelling without all the window dressing that seems a requirement for recognition these days.
Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series
The Nominees:
Alec Baldwin for playing Jack Donaghy on 30 Rock
Steve Carell for playing Michael Scott on The Office
Larry David for playing Larry David on Curb Your Enthusiasm
Matthew Morrison for playing Will Schuester on Glee
Jim Parsons for playing Sheldon Cooper on The Big Bang Theory
Tony Shalhoub for playing Adrian Monk on Monk
Will/Should: Baldwin
It's boring to say it, but Baldwin is the clear front-runner here again. He's doing the best work out of anybody and likely has the votes again. Pretty much the only category where it's a boring nominee winning again, but thems the breaks. Though Morrison and Parsons could pull the upset – not likely, however.
Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series
The Nominees:
Toni Collette for playing Tara Gregson on United States of Tara
Edie Falco for playing Jackie Peyton on Nurse Jackie
Tina Fey for playing Liz Lemon on 30 Rock
Julia Louis-Dreyfus for playing Christine Campbell on The New Adventures of Old Christine
Lea Michele for playing Rachel Berry on Glee
Amy Poehler for playing Leslie Knope on Parks And Recreation
Will: Falco
The Emmys love Edie Falco. Plain and simple. Why else would a Showtime show in its first season rake in nominees like it was "Frasier" or something? It's all about the Falco. And the Emmys won't miss a chance to honor her here.
Should: Dreyfus
Simply the best comedic performance by a woman on television. And one of the best since as far back as Lucille Ball. It's a testament to Dreyfus' comic timing – a complete dolt of a character that can only be handled with the finest brilliance. Dreyfus makes Christine a uniquely comic creation yet entirely believable. An excellent role that ends too soon. An Emmy would be a worthy swan song.
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
The Nominees:
Andre Braugher for playing Owen on Men of a Certain Age
Michael Emerson for playing Benjamin Linus on Lost
Terry O'Quinn for playing John Locke/The Man in Black on Lost
Aaron Paul for playing Jesse Pinkman on Breaking Bad
Martin Short for playing Leonard Winstone on Damages
John Slattery for playing Roger Sterling on Mad Men
Will: O'Quinn
A past winner in this category already has a leg up on the competition, and a past winner in his show's final season seems poised for a second trophy. O'Quinn's submission of "The Substitute" should lock him in, as voters will likely be wowed by his portrayal of two entirely different characters simultaneously.
Should: Paul
What a season for Aaron Paul. The writers of "Breaking Bad" through a firestorm at him: coping with the death of his girlfriend, frustration as a flunky, revenge fantasies, and, finally, crossing over to the ultimate dark side. A tremendous workload, and a journey that Paul made the audience feel every step of.
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama
The Nominees:
Christine Baranski for playing Diane Lockhart on The Good Wife
Rose Byrne for playing Ellen Parsons on Damages
Sharon Gless for playing Madeline Westen on Burn Notice
Christina Hendricks for playing Joan Harris on Mad Men
Elisabeth Moss for playing Peggy Olson on Mad Men
Archie Panjabi for playing Kalinda Sharma on The Good Wife
Will: Moss
This is the absolute closest race of any on the board: It's possible to make an argument for every single actress here. You have two from "The Good Wife": A critical darling with one Emmy vet in Baranski; two from "Mad Men": another critical darling; an Emmy coattailer in Byrne; and a two-time winner in Gless.
Wow! How do we make sense of all this? It's kind of impossible, but if anybody can do it, Moss can – a past Lead Actress nominee who seems poised to notch "Mad Men's" long overdue first acting Emmy, if just for the fact that somebody has to win an acting award for this show at some point.
Should: Hendricks
No longer a one-dimensional character, Hendricks showed remarkable vulnerability this season as we saw Joan stripped of her power under a rapist husband and a boring housewife lifestyle. Hendricks deftly showed us the transition, revealing a weak and insecure character that always lurked under a strong veneer, making her eventual reclamation all the more triumphant.
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy
The Nominees:
Ty Burrell for playing Phil Dunphy on Modern Family
Chris Colfer for playing Kurt Hummel on Glee
Jon Cryer for playing Alan Harper on Two and a Half Men
Jesse Tyler Ferguson for playing Mitchell Pritchett on Modern Family
Neil Patrick Harris for playing Barney Stinson on How I Met Your Mother
Eric Stonestreet for playing Cameron Tucker on Modern Family
Will: Cryer
This is a boring choice, but this is the Emmys and boring choices rule the day. If NPH can't win when he's hosting, then he'll probably never win, and Colfer is a bit green to take this down. That leaves last year's winner Cryer and a whole lotta vote splitting. Cryer takes this down for the second straight year in one of the most egregious example of Emmy repetition.
Should: Burrell
Much like Dreyfus, Burrell is given an impossibly mindless character and manages to make him seem entirely real. "Modern Family" nearly hinges on his portrayal of Phil Dunphy as something too over-the-top would unhinge the realism of this show and destroy its whip-smart comedic touch.
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy
The Nominees:
Julie Bowen for playing Claire Dunphy on Modern Family
Jane Krakowski for playing Jenna Maroney on 30 Rock
Jane Lynch for playing Sue Sylvester on Glee
Holland Taylor for playing Evelyn Harper on Two and a Half Men
Sofía Vergara for playing Gloria Delgado-Pritchett on Modern Family
Kristen Wiig for playing various characters on Saturday Night Live
Will/Should: Lynch
Other than Margulies, Lynch is the lock of all locks to win this year, and why not? She destroyed every single second she was on screen this year and smartly submitted her seminal Madonna episode. It's her time.
Outstanding Drama Series
The Nominees:
Will: The Good Wife
An absolute shootout of a race with the two-time defending champ "Mad Men", the buzz magnet "Breaking Bad", the sentimental favorite "Lost", and the upstart "The Good Wife" leading the pack. All that plus the megahit "True Blood" and the beloved fourth season of "Dexter" in the fight. But who will win? I'll take the dark horse and go with "The Good Wife".
Ever since "The Sopranos", it seems networks have been searching for a hit drama of their own that the critics love as well. One with great performances, solid ratings, and the deep network pockets that can ultimately keep the Academy members in mansions with sparkling views of West Hollywood. "The Good Wife" is that show, a throwback procedural with rich character and a depth worthy of a cable drama. The Academy should throw its full support behind it.
Should: Breaking Bad
This is another very tough call. "Lost" hardly felt like a TV show this season – more like a passport into another world while "Mad Men" and "Dexter" delivered superb seasons in their own right. Ultimately, however, "Breaking Bad" simply did the things of which TV Dramas are capable better than any show on television particularly during its second half when it kept backing itself into corners with situations that seemed impossible from which to escape, yet blazed paths that were right there all along. An excellent season as deep as it was fun.
Outstanding Comedy Series
The Nominees:
Will/Should: Modern Family
The theme of this year's Emmys seems to be "The Networks are Back!" With multiple nominations for "Glee", "The Good Wife" and "Modern Family", Emmy voters seem ready to accept that networks are capable of the same kind of quality normally only found on cable.
"Modern Family" is a shining example of that. A show that's edgy and smart yet manages to keep a wholesome and warm core that it flashes at the most opportune moment. This felt like a family sitcom from the 50s but gave us comedy worthy of the most refined humor palette. For that "Modern Family" deserves this Emmy and will ultimately edge out another new fave in "Glee" and returning champion "30 Rock" in a very close race.
That's it for this round. Remember to check back Monday for The Mega Emmy Diary to see how I did!


text:
The Philadelphia Flyers, along with every other team in the NHL, are aiming for a Stanley Cup championship. And like every other team in the NHL, the first step toward getting a shot at the prize is the end of the hated NHL lockout.
If the lockout manages to end in time to salvage the 2012-13 season, the Flyers will be taking the campaign seriously no matter how short it is.
The whole team will need to function as a unit for the Flyers to find themselves in the playoffs with a legitimate shot at the title, but a few members of the squad carry a special load.
Here are the eight Flyers who are most vital to the team's success in the 2012-13 season.


text:
corresponding sides of similar triangles are proportional ...
simplify the relationship between x and s, then take the time derivative to see how their rates of change are related.
Doing homework/studying for test tomorrow.
"A street light is at the top of an 11 foot pole. A woman 6 feet tall walks away from the pole with a speed of 8 ft/sec along a straight path. How fast is the tip of her shadow moving when she is 50 feet from the base of the pole?"
It includes a hint that says, "you should draw a picture of a right triangle with the vertical side representing the pole, and the other end of teh hypotenuse representing the tip of the woman's shadow. Where does the woman fit into this picture? Label her postion as a variable, and labelthe tip of her shadow as another variable. You might like to use similar triangles to find a relationship between these two variables."
Problem is, I have no idea HOW to state the relationship between the two triangles I am supposed to draw. Could anyone point me in the right direction? I'm fine with implicit differentiation and everything--just stuck on this one. Thanks.
Okay. I simplified, and got 6/5(x)=s. Then, I took the derivative of each side with respect to time t, and got 6/5(dx/dt)=5(ds/dt). I plug in the rate at which the woman walks (8 ft/sec [side note: how does she walk so freakin' fast?!] which I assumed to be the derivative of x in terms of t) and get 6/5(8)=ds/dt, so I thought 48/5 equaled the rate at which the tip of her shadow moves when she is 50 ft from the base of the pole. My homework software says that is wrong.
So, I figured I would plug in 50, her distance from the pole, at 6/5x=s. So, I get s=60. What do I do with this?!


text:
New University of Toledo football coach Tim Beckman has announced the hiring of two assistants.
Jason Candle will coach the inside slot receivers and running backs. He comes from Mount Union College, where he has been part of three NCAA Division III national championship teams in his six seasons as an assistant.
Candle also played on two national championship teams for the Purple Raiders as a receiver.
Patrick Graham will coach the defensive line.
Graham was a graduate assistant at Notre Dame the last two seasons, working with all aspects of the Irish defense. He played as a defensive lineman at Yale.
Already on the Rocket staff are Mike Ward (assistant head coach/co-defensive coordinator), Matt Campbell (co-offensive coordinator/running game), Alex Golesh (tight ends/recruiting coordinator) and Paul Nichols (co-defensive coordinator).
"Jason Candle and Patrick Graham are excellent additions to our staff," Beckman said. "Just like the four coaches we hired previously, Jason and Patrick are quality individuals who have been important parts of winning programs."


text:
The9 Ltd. (NASDAQ:NCTY), the online game operator of World of Warcraft [WOW] in China is due to announce quarterly earnings on Wednesday, February 14. In average, analysts expect The9 to earn 37 cents a share and post $34.1 million in revenues, up from 33 cents a share and $29.5 million revenues in the previous quarter.
Strong Server Stats Predict Strong Earnings
We have been tracking the utilization levels of the WOW servers since October 2005. Our methodology allows us to estimate the number of gamers playing the game, the daily average concurrent user [ACU] and peak concurrent user [PCU].
Based on this analysis, we predict a substantial quarter over quarter increase in revenues, and number of WOW users. Our ACU estimate is 380,000 a 35% increase over the 280,000 ACU recorded during the previous quarter. PCU is predicted to increase by a more modest 15% to 686,000 from 595,000 in the previous quarter. The main driver for this impressive growth is the opening of a new server area and the launch of the cross-server battlegrounds upgrade in early October. The upgrade drove gamers back to World of Warcraft and made existing gamers play longer hours.
A longer average playing time is also responsible for the ACU growing faster than the PCU during the quarter.
Furthermore, the server stats also paint a favorable picture on The9's operational capabilities; the unscheduled server downtime was minimal during the fourth quarter.
Our previous earnings preview report for The9 was reasonably accurate, and generated strong interest from research analysts and investors. It's worth noting that in preparation for the release of the cross-server battlegrounds feature, The9 had made changes to the server infrastructure, merging low usage servers, dedicating servers to battlegrounds and adjusting the server user caps. In our present analysis we were forced to deal with these changes and to make assumptions that add to the uncertainty of the ACU and PCU estimates for this quarter. We are anxiously waiting for the earning report to re-calibrate our data.
Earnings Estimates
The9 recognizes revenue based upon the actual usage of the prepaid game cards. For this reason, the revenue generated by WOW, which is responsible for 99% of The9's revenues, can be easily calculated knowing the game ACU and the ARPU (average revenue per hour).
If our ACU and ARPU estimates are correct, the net revenues for the fourth quarter should stand at $38 million, a 29% increase over the revenues posted during the third quarter.
For this analysis we assume an ARPU of 0.37 RMB/hr, lower than the 0.39 RMB/hr reported for the third quarter. A lower ARPU is expected this time, due to the renewal of the free WOW trial accounts with the opening of the 7th server site in late September.
Our EPS estimate for Q4 is 47 cents, significantly higher that the 37 cents analyst consensus estimate. Although The9 is entitled to a reimbursement of local taxes for 2006, the above estimates do not include any extraordinary items. A possible tax reimbursement of $1.5 million could add an additional 6 cents to the EPS figure.
We believe that The9 is still a good value, trading at a forward P/E of about 20. For 2007, analysts conservatively expect The9 to earn $1.89 per share, 32% more than for 2006.
We believe that the potential earnings growth following the release of the Burning Crusade expansion, SUN and Guild Wars is not yet fully built into the 2007 estimates and that the stock price could benefit from increasing analyst earnings projections following the release of these games.
Disclosure: the author owns stock in The9 since 2005. He does not own stock in any other Chinese gaming company.
NCTY 1-yr chart:


text:
This page presented by Amazon Exercise & Fitness
|Tri Faster Spin & Swim:-
|Distance: Swim Training
Join Tri Faster Coaches Kim Kelley and Anna Federspiel (both Ironman finishers), for an action packed 90-minute workout. Combine 40-45 minutes of purposeful cycling workouts with coach-directed swim training in the pool. These workouts are designed for multi-sport athletes of all abilities and anyone who wants to enjoy the benefits of cross training:
Prerequisite: Participants must be able to swim at least 4 lengths of the pool non-stop (any speed or stroke).
Be the first to add a review for this event.Add Your Review
No photos entered yet.Add Your Event Photo
Privacy Policy - Contact
Us - Add Your Race -
Advertising on TriFind.com
All contents © copyright 2016 TriFind.com All rights reserved.


text:
Bautista falls short after first-round fireworksI thought they were going to get their hands in there, and they didn't," Bautista said of the play. Awesome as always," Bautista said. "Minnesota was a great host. I've enjoyed my time here. "Try to not get too excited and try not to hit it too far," Baut… (more)Source: MLB.com
Bautista starts as AL clinches home-field advantageAfter an 0-for-2 performance in Tuesday's All-Star Game, it's back to work for Jose Bautista as he prepares to lead the Blue Jays in a second-half playoff push.Source: MLB.com
Jose Bautista fits in shoe donation at local Boys and Girls Club during All-Star weekMINNEAPOLIS — Roughly 150 kids came off the playground at the Southside Village Boys and Girls Club and lined up patiently and quietly for Jose Bautista of the Toronto Blue Jays. He wasn't there to take pictures or to sign autographs — although he did —…Source: yahoo.com


text:
Illinois Learning Standards
Stage I - Social Emotional Learning (SEL)
Goals, Standards and Descriptors
Goal 1 - Develop self-awareness and self-management skills to achieve school and life success.
Identify and manage one's emotions and behavior.
- Explain the consequences of different forms of communicating one's emotions.
- Predict how you would feel in giving or receiving help or a compliment.
- Analyze how time management might improve your decision-making.
- Practice assertive communication to manage stress.
- Practice dealing appropriately with being wrongly accused of something.
- Practice a stress management technique to handle anxiety related to a school task (e.g., public speaking or taking a test).
Recognize personal qualities and external supports.
- Identify possible career and volunteer opportunities based on your identified interests and strengths.
- Identify things about yourself and situation that you cannot change and devote your energy to something you can change.
- Establish criteria for deciding which of two sports or other activities to engage in.
- Make a plan to improve your performance in a school subject or area of family responsibility.
- Evaluate how various experiences (e.g., summer jobs or volunteer work) have contributed to developing an interest or skill.
- Differentiate among relationship factors that impact personal and career goals.
Demonstrate skills related to achieving personal and academic goals.
- Identify who helped you and how in achieving a recent goal.
- Analyze why you were or were not able to overcome obstacles in working on a recent goal.
- Analyze the impact of an unforeseen opportunity on achieving a goal.
- Analyze why scheduling conflicts might require you to change the time frame for achieving a goal.
- Analyze how using illegal substances could interfere with achievement of a long-term goal. Analyze how academic achievement can contribute to achievement of a long-term goal.
Goal 2: Use social-awareness and interpersonal skills to establish and maintain positive relationships.
Recognize the feelings and perspectives of others.
- Recognize ways to share and reciprocate feelings.
- Identify people's varying attitudes and feelings about current issues (e.g., what changes schools should make to better prepare students for the work place).
- Differentiate between the factual and emotional content of what a person says.
- Demonstrate empathy with others in a variety of situations.
- Develop strategies to provide support to others who are experiencing problems.
- Demonstrate strategies to mentor others.
Recognize individual and group similarities and differences.
- Discuss stereotyping and its negative effects for both the victim and perpetrator.
- Analyze how various social and cultural groups are portrayed in the media.
- Analyze how exposure to cultural diversity might either enhance or challenge your health behaviors (e.g., differing driving or eating habits, more or less psychological pressure based on differing cultural norms).
- Evaluate efforts to promote increased understanding among groups.
- Evaluate efforts to provide members of various groups with opportunities to work together to achieve common goals.
- Evaluate how protecting the rights and responsibilities of minority student groups contributes to protecting the rights of all students.
- Develop and maintain positive relationships with peers of different genders, races, and ethnic groups.
Use communication and social skills to interact effectively with others.
- Describe how various relationships (e.g., peers, parents, teachers, other adults) differ.
- Analyze differences in the degree of intimacy that is appropriate in each kind of relationship.
- Analyze differences in resolving conflicts in different types of relationships.
- Analyze differences in the distribution of power in various relationships and how this affects communication styles.
- Apply goal-setting skills in helping a group develop action steps for achieving a group goal.
- Develop criteria for evaluating success in completing action steps and goal achievement.
Demonstrate an ability to prevent, manage, and resolve interpersonal conflicts in constructive ways.
- Identify how both parties to a conflict might get their needs met.
- Analyze scenarios to show how power struggles contribute to conflict.
- Develop strategies for resisting negative peer pressure from different sources (e.g., best friends, casual acquaintances).
- Evaluate the effectiveness of enforced resolutions vs. mutually agreed upon resolutions to conflict.
- Apply conflict resolution skills to de-escalate, defuse, and/or resolve differences.
- Demonstrate problem-solving techniques through participation in a simulation (e.g., a diplomatic effort to resolve an international conflict, a legislative debate).
Goal 3: Demonstrate decision-making skills and responsible behaviors in personal, school, and community contexts.
Consider ethical, safety, and societal factors in making decisions.
- Explain how to reduce negative outcomes in risky situations.
- Explain how laws reflect social norms and affect our personal decision-making.
- Analyze how personal decisions can affect your health and the health of others.
- Examine how the depiction of violent acts in the media and entertainment might impact individuals and groups.
- Show how social norms influence how we behave in different settings (e.g., hospitals, restaurants, sporting events).
- Promote alcohol-free social events among peers.
Apply decision-making skills to deal responsibly with daily academic and social situations.
- Identify effective time management and organizational skills.
- Identify resources that facilitate academic success and social functioning.
- Describe the causes and effects on others of one of your behaviors.
- Evaluate how the decisions you make about studying affect your academic achievement.
- Evaluate the impact of considering safety factors on relationships.
- Evaluate how ethical conduct might improve valued relationships.
- Demonstrate how peers can help one another avoid and cope with potentially dangerous situations.
Contribute to the well-being of one's school and community.
- Identify possible service projects to do within your school.
- Identify possible service projects to do within your community.
- Explain how one's decisions and behaviors affect the well being of one's school and community.
- Describe how various organizations contribute to the well-being of your community.
- Evaluate the impact on yourself and others of your involvement in a activity to improve your school or community.
- Evaluate how you might improve your participation in a service project in your school or community.
Return to Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Performance Descriptors


text:
Liaison for Desktops, Alienware, MonitorsSocial Media Support#IWork4DellDrivers and DownloadsAlienware DriversAlienware Instructional Videos
i have a similar problem. but with mine, the green light is still on but the screen goes black. a temporary fix was turning off the monitor and turning it back on. which sometimes fixes it for a few minutes or a few seconds. no rhyme or reason on why it turns off and when it would happen. still looking for a solution myself.


text:
Currency Displayed in
Personalized Photo Mugs. 11oz White C-Handle Coffee Mugs. You can have a different name & individual photo on each mug and still qualify for the team volume discount. These are great keepsake gifts. Display your team photo, coach or team members name and/or special message. Fill them with gormet treat for presentation. Great for the entire coaching staff or personalized gifts for the entire team. If ordering for a group of coaches or team please submit your list in an Excell spreadsheet or text document, one name per line. This will minimize errors and speed up the design process for your order. These are great graduation gifts and keepsakes.
Turnaround Time: Usually ships within 3-5 business days.
***FOR TEAM ORDERS: If you are sending in a different cheerleaders picture for the front of each mug you can email the photo to us after placing the order. Place your name and order number in teh subject line of the email. Title the individual team members photo by their name to reduce confusion befoer sending them to us. Call for further instructions.
This product hasn't received any reviews yet. Be the first to review this product!
All prices are in USD.


text:
Healthy living forcus at Kanana Fou
Kanana Fou Elementary started its first Health Week celebration on Monday, Sept. 24 and according to the students — they have captured its spirit wholeheartedly.
"I love to learn how to make the smoothie and I will tell my mom to give it to me after ko'oga'i on Sunday!" Iosefa told Samoa News, one of the smoothie lovers of Level 4 yesterday.
"It is a change out of the ordinary classes assigned for each day of the week, and the zumba exercises early morning today, the kids were excited and very cooperative when they heard the loud music," said Renee, teacher of Level 4.
Representatives of the WIC Program were asked to take time out and help out with the Safety & Health issues for the Level K5 & One, with WIC staffers teaching about the healthy diet foods, and how to stay clean when handling food or eating. The health basics was also their special topic and how to react to stress in times of natural disasters.
The Tuesday schedule started with the ASCC Land Grant 4H Nutrition's special class for level 2 & 3. They taught the Food Safety, Balanced Meals and especially, what to eat more of and which items of the food pyramid should you eat less. The session ended with a treat of healthy snacks.
Wednesday was the repeat of the same lesson for the 4th & 5th graders, but the food preparation demonstrated how to make a "Fruit Smoothie." That was also their treat of the day.
Before the beginning of classes and after school Wednesday morning, the whole school came out to the basketball court for Sumba Exercises. "That is a change, and all in Kanana Fou loved those two sessions," said Eine, teacher of Level 1.
Thursday will be a repeat of the health classes for the 6th, 7th and 8th graders, where they will learn how to make pilikaki, eggs and vegetable paddies as healthy foods preparation and on Friday, the final day, they are to learn all about disaster safety measures from Homeland Security Office personnel.
"Hurricane, Fire and Tsunami preparedness will be their focus on the last day of the Health & Safety week at Kanana Fou Elementary premises, and we are all eager to know them all," said Eline.


text:
International food trading company
Kühne + Heitz, International food supplier
We can offer:
- One stop, full service partner for food distribution companies since 1974.
- Full range; poultry, pork, beef, fish, vegetables, French fries and dairy.
- Sourced from all major production regions in the world.
- Shipped to any port in the world (CIF).
- From single pallet to full container load (FCL) deliveries.
As a food supplier company Kühne + Heitz purchases frozen products worldwide and distribute these in more than 100 countries around the globe. With our experience we are one of the best food supplier in the world.


text:
Property name: Alvera Court
Type: Hostel
Minimum rate per night: USD 80.12
All of the rooms are located on the first and second floor and are decorated to a very high standard. The rooms are comfortable and well equipped, with all the modern comforts and facilities you need in a restful, relaxing base. Whether you are exploring the region as a tourist or visiting the area on business, the comfortable, peaceful rooms provide a relaxing haven.All of the rooms are furnished and decorated to a high standard, with a level of comfort and cleanliness that discerning guests expect. Guests have access to their rooms at all times, allowing them to come and go as they please.
Breakfast is served from 07:30 to 08:30 weekdays, and from 08:00 to 09:00 on weekends and public holidays. We are 'deliciouslyorkshire' members, promoting local fresh produce for breakfast.
Follow Harrogate town centre signs, then conference centre signs. This will bring you on to King's Road. With the conference centre on your left hand side, travel along King's Road. After the exhibition and conference centre buildings there are traffic lights; we are opposite these. To arrive at our car park, drive past. On the right hand side is Studley Road; turn into Studley Road, and on the right hand side next to the doctors is a lane. Travel down this lane, and at the end is our car park.
Colin and Brenda Grant offer a warm Scottish welcome to holiday visitors and conference delegates to our attractive, friendly and comfortable totally non-smoking home. We are small, privately owned and run by ourselves, offering twelve individually decorated bedrooms. Visit Britain Four Star guest accomodation, centrally located opposite the International Conference Centre, with a short stroll to the town centre, the bus and train stations. We are a town house with stairs to all levels. Sorry we do not have a ground floor bedroom. We have our own private car park next to the hotel, and look forward to offering you the facilities you expect, but with a homely and friendly atmosphere. Access at all times once checked in. We do not serve dinner now as there are more than seventy restaurants a five minute walk from us into town. There is a trouser press, iron and ironing board available.
The latest check-in is 22:00. Check-in after 22:30 will not be accepted as the hotel does not have a night porter. The hotel regrets that it cannot accommodate children under 12 years old.
Alvera Court is a totally non-smoking establishment opposite the International Conference Centre and close to the town centre.
Services and facilities
General facilities
|Luggage Storage, Fax/Photocopying, Garden, Express Check-In/Check-Out, Dry Cleaning, Laundry, Ironing Service, All Public and Private spaces non-smoking
|Heating, Non-Smoking Rooms
|Internet Services, Free Wi-Fi Internet Access Included, Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN
|Parking, Free Parking
Alvera Court
1.8 mi
Sherwood Hotel - B&B
1.8 mi
Hostel Fountains Guest Accommodation
1.8 mi
Hostel Azalea Court
1.8 mi
Hostel Ashley House
1.8 mi
Hostel The Aston
1.8 mi
Hostel Arden House
1.8 mi
Hostel The Gables
1.8 mi
Hostel The Ruskin


text:
So can I say in proof:
Let the sum (k=1 to infinity) a_k be convergent. Then the sequence of partial sums converge by definition. Then for every epsilon >0 there is an N in N s.t. n>=N implies that abs (s_n -s) <epsilon. So therefore the partial sums are bounded.
Sorry, this is the part I'm not good at.


text:
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
Your browser does not support iframes.
NEW CASTLE -- Shelby County's 15-0 run through the second and third quarters carried them to a 50-35 victory against Owen County in the 8th Region semifinals.
The Rebels had led by two and three points several times until the final two minutes of the first half when Rocket Donovan Johnson got the run going by finishing a 3-point play.
Once the Rockets had a solid 31-18 lead early in the third quarter, they slowed their tempo and the Rebels began the fouling game. Shelby hit 13 of 19 free throws in the fourth quarter.
The Shelby County School Board approved Thursday a balanced budget for the 2010-2011 school year, but that's only the first step in a long and involved process of funding a new season of education in Shelby County.
Facing grim financial times in the state and opening a new high school, the school district has worked through a massive process of belt-tightening, redistributing and planning that appears to have it positioned well for the coming year.
The request last week by Shelby Christian Church that Shelby County Fiscal Court issue bonds to assist in refinancing its auditorium caught us by surprise.
We admit we never had heard of a church making such an arrangement with a governmental body, and though we were relieved to learn this has happened many times and presents no conflict, we remain a bit quizzical about its viability.
"Ladies and gentlemen, stand and cheer, your state representative, Brad Monteellllllllllll."
If we were going to announce the name of one of our elected leaders in an introduction before a sports event, it might sound something like that, depending upon the sport and the venue.
Or how about this?
"OK class, let's take roll…. Mr. Montell?"
"He has a game today."
"Oh, Mr. Montell is absent."
George Meriwether died on Feb. 4, 1782, near Brownsville, Pa., where he had settled for a few months while bringing his family to Louisville.
The loss was felt by many, for George was a person of great promise, not yet 38, in the prime of his life.
Initially uninformed of the nature of his death, I was left with a question as to whether or not he was killed by Indians, who were still a threat to travelers into Kentucky at that time.
During its meeting Thursday, the Shelby County Board of Education heard a report on the Talented and Gifted (TaG) program from Kerry Fannin and Dave Weedman.
The board members said they were impressed with the work done by the six teachers, but they said they'd like to see the program continue to grow.
A state budget proposed last week by House leaders gives the state a starting point, but legislators say there is still a long way to go.
The proposal is about $405 million short of a balanced budget in the second year, nearly double the first projections last week. It would provide a balanced budget for the 2010-2011 fiscal year, which begins July 1.
Copyright © 2016
The Sentinel-News is your source for local news, sports, events and information in Shelby County and Shelbyville, KY, and the surrounding area.