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Mountain Home Airmen provide Osan AB with a theater support package
By Senior Airman David Owsianka, 51st Fighter Wing Public Affairs / Published August 20, 2014
Staff Sgt. Mark Clements performs an intake inspection on an F-15 Strike Eagle after the aircraft completed a mission Aug. 14, 2014, on Osan Air Base, South Korea. The jets are equipped with two intake ramps that are designed to generate a shock wave to aid the inlet compression process at supersonic speeds. Clements is a 391st Aircraft Maintenance Unit crew chief. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman David Owsianka)
Airman 1st Class Blake Destasio looks at a technical order prior to checking the engine oil on an F-15 Strike Eagle in a hangar Aug. 14, 2014, on Osan Air Base, South Korea. Technical orders, loaded on rugged laptops, are used to facilitate maintenance on aircraft by providing Airmen with reference material. Destasio is a 391st Aircraft Maintenance Unit crew chief (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman David Owsianka)
An F-15 Strike Eagle takes off to complete a sortie Aug. 15, 2014 on Osan Air Base, South Korea. The 391st Fighter Squadron sent 12 F-15s to Osan AB for a temporary duty assignment as part of a theater support package. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman David Owsianka)
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Twelve F-15 Strike Eagles from the 391st Fighter Squadron and Airmen from the 391st Aircraft Maintenance Unit out of Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, arrived here in July as part of a theater support package to help bolster the U.S. presence on the Korean peninsula.
"The show of force is the most important part of our responsibilities in this area of operations," said Master Sgt. Daniel Powers, the 391st Expeditionary Fighter Squadron support section chief. "We are also displaying our ability to move the Strike Eagles when and where we want to."
Picking up and moving halfway around the world for two months has helped the unit learn how to overcome challenges that come with the elements and working in a different environment.
"I think to have the ability to operate in a different location, you have to find constraints in the work environment and support equipment that you can work through to be able to press on without any interruptions," Powers said.
The Airmen believe that being able to move their squadron is an important part of the Air Force's mission.
"We have already achieved our standards in the short amount of time we have been here," said Senior Airman Roderick Fisher, a 391st AMU avionics specialist. "It's all about safety, security and defense. If you are not mission capable and mission ready, then you will never know whether or not you can stand up to what could happen."
Members of the 391st AMU hope to leave with a great work experience during their time here.
"This is an opportunity that not a whole lot of people will ever have," Fisher said. "Because we have quickly reached our work standards, it has allowed us to successfully complete our mission while becoming more proficient in our job."
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Brian Holm serves as Head Coach and National Group Coach for Reno Aquatic Club. Brian is an ASCA Level 4 coach, lifetime member, and public speaker. Brian began his coaching career in 1991 for summer teams in Walnut Creek. Brian was the Head Coach at Las Lomas High School (1999 – 2001) and the team saw finishes in the top 3 during each of these years in the Northern California Section (NCS), and took 1st place in 2001. During his tenure at Las Lomas, Brian started his own spring clinics and fall USS programs at Dewing Park which ultimately led to his hiring as Head Coach in Roseburg, Oregon in 2003. In Oregon, Brian coached swimmers who achieved success and were World Ranked, U.S. Ranked #1 and Top 10 in United States, Olympic Trial Qualifiers, National Finalists, Pacific Northwest Senior and Age Sectional Champions and Record Holders, Oregon State Record Holders and Champions and age group swimmers on the US Top 100 list of all time.
Brian moved to Reno in December 2013 and previously coached in California with the Pleasanton Seahawks. Brian coached the Pre-Senior Group with the Seahawks which was an elite group of 11-13 athletes. Under Brian's guidance with the Seahawks, the Pre-Senior group, key achievements included all four 11-12 boys short course relays ranked in the USA Top 10 and set a National Relay Record and two Pacific Relay Records. Brian also coached individuals to achieve a Pacific Record, Team Records, and Pacific All Star Records. Brian had swimmers reach USA Swimming Top 20, with swimmers ranking 1st and swimmers in the US Top 100 of all time. During the 3 seasons with the Seahawks, Brian had swimmers that were selected to Pacific Swimming All Star teams, which include the following: Pacific All Stars, Zone All Stars, Western Zones, and North American Challenge Cup. In addition, under Brian's training, the Seahawk Pre-Senior's had majority of the swimmers achieve Junior Olympics Times, Far Western Times and achieve Pacific Recordable Times. Brian was also nominated for Pacific Age Group Coach of the year during 2012-2013 season.
Brian is competitive and challenges his swimmers every day. He teaches the importance of discipline, focus, and accountability with the philosophy of specificity vs. generality. Brian believes every task in practice has a specific purpose and goal directly correlating to each race.
As a competitive swimmer himself, Brian saw numerous accomplishments including: National Record holder in the 17-18 Boys 200 Free Relay, California Junior College State Champion, U.S. National Relay Finalist, U.S. Open Individual Finalist, earned a full athletic scholarship to the University of Hawaii, WAC 800 Free Relay Gold Medalist, WAC All American, U.S. Masters Pacific Championship Individual High Point recipient and U.S. Masters National Record Holder.
Brian graduated from De La Salle High School in 1990 as a high school All American, ASB President and Athletic Hall of Fame Inductee 2012 (1990 Swimming and Diving Team). He earned an Associate of Arts Degree from Diablo Valley College and his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from California State University Hayward. Brian has lived in Northern California most of his life and loved coaching in the Bay Area for its incredible weather and being able to experience recreational activities in California and in Tahoe. Being a skiing enthusiast and loving the mountains Brian jumped at the opportunity to lead the Reno Aquatic Club and enjoys living in the city of Reno. After 20 years of coaching Brian has found his final home to finish out his career and love for outdoors and looks forward to building a successful program for many years to come.
Angel Skelton attended Douglas High School and is currently attending the University of Nevada, Reno while pursuing his degree in Wildlife Conservation and Ecology. Angel started teaching swim lessons in Minden at the age of 16 and began sub coaching for the Douglas Dolfins before moving to Reno. Angel has coached children ages 4-18 and has also coached and trained adults on how to swim all four strokes properly and legally. Angel has been the Head Swim Coach for Galena High School since 2010 and has helped lead and develop over 40 High School Regional Championship qualifiers with many continuing on to become Nevada State Championship qualifiers. Angel led the Galena Grizzly Girls team to a third place finish at High School State Championships in 2013.
Coach Angel has been with Reno Aquatic Club since June 2012. In his time with Reno Aquatic Club he has helped in the process of growing and changing the Senior Division from 2 swimmers to 16 swimmers. The Senior Division boasts multiple Junior Olympic and Far Western Qualifying swimmers with goals to further develop and improve the entire division.
Coach Angel is excited about swimming and is excited about sharing his love for the sport with up and coming swimmers as his squad continues to grow in numbers. It is Angel's goal to develop and prepare each swimmer to be competitors and leaders both in and out of the pool while still having fun and enjoying themselves throughout their swim career.
Nick Araujo began coaching in his freshman year, as a Junior Coach with the Dolphins. He has coached for the Brentwood Seawolves for 3 years, and the Oakwood Water Polo Club for 4 years, coaching all age groups. In addition to coaching for these organizations, Nick has swum for the Dolphins, Terrapins and Seawolves. In high school, Nick was a 4-year varsity swimmer and also played varsity water polo for 3 years, leading the water polo team as captain in his senior year. He made it to NCS 3 of his 4 years swimming and made it to NCS for water polo in his senior year. He achieved first team all league for water polo, 3 year BVAL champions in swimming, and also set the 200 IM record at Heritage High School. He swam 2 years at DVC, making it to the state championships both years in the 400IM, as well as All-American in his second year.
Megan Hahl was born and in raised in Reno, Nevada and is currently attending the University of Nevada, Reno studying Human Development and Family Studies. Megan began swimming at age ten with Reno Aquatic Club and swam for Reno Aquatic Club for eight years before continuing her swimming career at the University of Nevada her freshman year. Megan also competed for her high school, Damonte Ranch all four years.
Megan has had experience with teaching and coaching children of all ages. Her teaching began at Silver Bear Swim School, in Reno Nevada, teaching water safety and the basic skills of the four strokes. Megan also was the assistant coach for Bishop Manogue High School for the 2015 season, under Coach Lash Turville.
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The Sebastiansfriedhof with the Wolf-Dietrich-Mausoleum and the tombs of Mozart's wife and his father as well as the Mirabell residence and gardens are only a few minutes walk away. As are Mozart's former home, the Mozartium (University of Music Salzburg) and the opportunity to take a walk on the Kapuzinerberg and enjoy spectacular views over the city and surrounding countryside.
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Appartment as decribed on the web. Good location, close to many visiting sites.
Well receviez on arrivât, Someone was there to tour the apartment with us and to ex plain fonctionnions of the facilités. Appartment very cleaned.
The apartment is about a block from the train station. Since we arrived and left by train, we had chosen the apartment in part for the location. For 2 people, the apartment had ample space. The view from the balcony (on the 11th floor) over all of Salzburg was amazing. There were tram and bus lines from the station all over the city, although downtown was easy walking distance. There were several grocery stores within a few blocks. My only comment was the the apartment is advertised as having a "washer/dryer." There was a washing machine, but the dryer was a drying rack.
A very comfortable and rather central location. It is brilliantly clean and ample bedding and towels, but a few basics like tea/coffee would be helpful, as would the "heads up" that you must pay 12€ as a "city tax", for which you fill in a form. The local gas bar is great for some groceries and delicious bakeries and cafes are nearby, as is the Mozart museum.
We arrived at the apartment that we booked and was told that we had booked a different apartment. They finally admitted that they had switched our apartment without asking us or even telling us. We booked the apartment as we needed to be in that area. Now they will not even return my emails.
Apartment Andreas is an excellent location to explore the beautiful city of Salzburg. There were seven of us staying at the apartment and we found the accommodations comfortable and greatly appreciated access to the washing machine.
This is the second time we stayed at this apartment in Salzburg and once again were happy with everything. Quick and clear communication with hosts, good location, clean and nice apartment.
The apartment is centrally located, you can walk to all the attractions of the city.
The apartment was clean, with all the equipment you need.
Information from the owner was very good and the same with the person that we got the key off.
I recommend the apartment in the beautiful city of Salzburg.
The apartment is located to be close to use public transportation.
Room was very clean and commands a fine view.
But I never know to contact them in advance before 2 hours to arrive there.
They uploaded the wrong phone number on WIMDU site and I couldn't call them.
So I had to call to WIMDU help center and finally I got the their right phone number. I made too many international call to contact them.
Marion and Walter were very responsive and helpful during the reservation process. The apartment is very nice and situated in a good location in Altstadt (Old Town). It is convenient for walking to shops, cafes and bus stops. Unfortunately, because our check-in host was sick, our scheduled check-in time was delayed by two hours. The apartment was too noisey for us in the evenings, as there was a theater, cafe bar and restaurant on the same corner as the apartment - there were alot of people out celebrating until 1 or 2 AM. The apartment bedroom was small, the bed was comfortable, but pillows & curtains were poor & need replacing. The kitchen was nicely equipped with everything we needed. We enjoyed our Salzburg vacation.
Apartment was clean and cheerful. Well located and we enjoyed the walk down the river to the old town. Only minor issues - instead of two coffee making machines - basic tea and coffee making supplies on arrival would have been good. Shower door was faulty and tended to come off runners.
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Skip to comments.I should have picked Hillary over Obama
Posted on 08/11/2011 5:28:38 AM PDT by Second Amendment First
I was splashing around in Lake Michigan last week when the realization hit me like a wave I was wrong about Barack Obama. I should have voted for Hillary Clinton in the Democratic primary three years ago.
At the time of the primary, the decision seemed easy. I saw in Obama the same qualities Jack Kerouac saw in Dean Moriarty in "On the Road." He was 'something new, long prophesied, long a-coming."
Hillary was not new. She represented the second act of "Billary," and I had tired of that play long before it ended its eight-year run.
So I voted for Obama in the primary and then again in the general election. I even left the election night party at the Pageant a party with an open bar and filled with state legislators, union guys and other acquaintances to go to the Chase Park Plaza, where the Obama people were celebrating. I knew almost nobody at that second party, but I was there when the networks declared that Obama was the next president. People cried and hugged. I got teary myself. A black president. The times they are a-changing.
Indeed. They keep getting worse.
(Excerpt) Read more at stltoday.com ...
This picture of Axelrod reminds me of what the Meathead would have looked like had "All in the Family" lasted this long . . .
The both of them are conspiring against America and Americans.
And let's not forget---Hillary and Bill tried to tell America what was happening---but Uncle Teddy Kennedy got rough with them, and told them to back off.
"Folks, Mrs. Bill Slick Willie Clinton is every bit the Marxist/communist that Obammie the Commie is."
Yep...birds of a feather...
She is more methodical in her approach, less impulsive.
We would still have Gov't healthcare with her, for example, but she would have done all her initiatives in a more piecemeal way...like the boiling frog analogy.
With Obama, we get stuff thrust on us violently so, even though he still tries to hide who he is, he's easier to expose IMO.
Axelrod makes my day when he gets that "look" when he's before the cameras---the look of trying to look "harmless."
"Hey, Obama, hope you caught my 'Harmless Act' on MTP."
No, idiot. You should have registered as a Republican, voted in the primary for Duncan Hunter, and then gone out and worked hard against anyone the Democrats put up.
I'm sick and tired of the St. Hillary crap.
The Clintons are every bit as insidious and Marxist as Obama, and Hillary, if anything, is to the LEFT of her husband. Hillary fought for Palestinian terrorists, she fought for the Black Panthers, prevented the shipment of M-1 Garands from Korea to the U.S. for sale, signed the UN treaty to regulate sales of firearms to private parties, undercut Israel, and on top of all that, she and her husband are outright criminals. So far, at least, I have no knowledge of Obama actually being involved in rapes or murders, a la the Arkansas Clinton Criminal Syndicate.
They are both bad equally in their own evil ways.
So stop the St. Hillary tripe, PLEASE!!!
Agreed. Clinton is the same leftist as Obama.
Both are dangerous and both need to be marginalized. Hope that the Speaker can step in as Obama is marginalized and take management of the country from his Speaker's bench. That is really the only way around this mess until the 2012 election.
That and requiring ID in every state to vote.
...or the smartest woman in the Milky Way.
Clueless assclown, right now that's 5 days .. that's right, 5 days worth of deficit.
Revenues are NOT the problem, SPENDING is the problem.
Left winger regret is that the Kenyan lizard is a loser, not that his policies have hurt America. They would love the Kenyan if he sent us all to a gulag
Same...er, scat, different Dem.
"Americans are so smart they just can't understand how utterly stupid you really are."
If Barry has an IQ above 85 I'll eat War and Peace. [page by tedious page] )
(90 is lowest limit for a 'normal' IQ)
O-o-o-o-o-o.....you want ketchup with that?
"President Barack Obama is facing mounting doubts within his own party about his re-election prospects, with fellow Democrats beginning to ask if Hillary Clinton would have made a better president."
Too bad these retrospective regrets didn't occur prior to the 2008 election. Bad as he was, I think even McCain could have beaten a Clinton re-tread.
But since Barry will never prove he has an IQ of anything, like not even a normal one, I have nothing to worry about.
Applied to the beat generation's books, self-control would mean to me that I choose not to step in a sludge pit of toxic turd. What I've read of that absurdist literature tells me that they intended to destroy our culture and replace it with their own - where their lusts could run free.
I strongly believe that the idea of self-control is intrinsically the foundation of all liberty. To control oneself, rather than be controlled, is to be free. The Reformation profoundly influenced and made possible the American Constitution. John Adams makes the point when he said the real revolution didn't occur in 1776, but in the preceding generations whose character was formed by the preaching of the Gospel. It started in the souls of our ancestor countrymen, and worked around to our body politic.
Back to the beat generation's literature: I know too many people who really admire that stuff. And their character shows it. And just as the souls of men influenced by the Gospel resulted in liberty, so the souls of people today influenced by the ideas of Kerouac - and many many others - are resulting in a loss of liberty. Our political liberty is the public manifestation of individual self-control. Our loss of liberty is the manifestation of the loss of individual self-control.
Here's your sign:
It never fails to amaze me that liberals can't discern the differences between reality and the artificial realm of movies. Do they have no other basis on which to measure a person's abilities than what movie character the person reminds them of?
Of course, that the person only last week regretted voting for Barry says volumes about their lack of intellectual depth. That he would instead vote for Hillary...hopefully his progeny inherited their ability for thought from some wiser ancestor who hadn't yet become movie-bound.
Very good points. Had Hillary won, she would have been much more clever about her Marxism IMO and would probably be on track to win a 2nd term. She was much more tested in politics and could have triangulated like Bill did so successfully.
I also don't think McCain would have been a good President. He is way too squishy for my tastes and although we would not have gotten Obamacare, I think he would have floundered around and had a lousy economy anyway for which we would have been blamed.
It is interesting that the author of this article admits what the problem with O is at the end of the piece: O was never challenged in his life. He was surrounded by people who wanted to see a black kid succeed. IOW: (wait for it...) affirmative action! Bingo. He would never have been elected had his skin been his mother's color instead of his father's.
The good news for us is that he has now had his chance and blown it big time. Had Hillary won, O would still have been waiting in the wings.
Hey bill, you are probably one of the "white guilt" voters, and we tried to warn you idiots.
Sure, Hillary would be a slightly better president, but that's like saying a horse with only one broken leg will run faster than a horse with two broken legs. Hillary is still a statist. The only thing going for her is she'd have Bill, who actually cut capital gains taxes, scolding her when she was going to do something particular stupid i.e. liberal. "You want to raise taxes in the middle of recession, that sure is a dumb thing to do" he'd say to her while looking up from his "Helen Thomas and Janet Reno Gone Wild" videos.
She is a hardcore leftist who agrees with everything Obama is doing...
...including our involvement in Libya. As Sec. of State she should have spoken up or resigned in protest.
She is as guilty as Obama.
That in a nutshell is the modus operandi of the RINO members of the Party.
Socialism always sounds good, until the flash mob beats the crap out of your kid.
Hillary wouldn't have gone on an American Apology tour like Obama. I believe that in her heart, she and Bill love America, I don't think that Obama does.
*sniff* That's poetry right there! *wipes a tear*
I'm SOOO stealing that.
Mom: I forgot to copyright the phrase. It is now in the public domain! Have at it....and enjoy.
Presents a wonderfully accurate and graphic image of exactly who and what the dem/lib/prog/pops are, no??
Yes, accurate and graphic. I love it!
In the words of the LOLCats, "You has a talent".
[ Letmee get this straight ... You voted for Obama to prove you weren't a racist, and now you want to vote for Hillary! to prove you're not an idiot? The Stupid is strong in this one ... ]
I thunk I shoulda been in advertizing!!
"I should have picked Hillary over Obama",
Oh NO, then America would not have shed it white guilt for slavery , or something.
Were obammy white he'd have NEVER won,
Yes, I believe they are. Principles should come first. Although it would be very satisfying to beat the Dems at their own game.
I like West a lot, but I think he is too intemperate to be President. His attack on Wasserman-Schultz was over the top. He could have defended himself in a much more convincing and controlled manner. I hope he doesn't lose his cool at some point in a way that does him permanent harm politically.
Obama realizes the wind has changed on deficits and spending, and at the least he will play act like he agrees looking to re-election and poll testing everything he proposes./bingo
Bill McClellan: [snip] I was wrong about Barack Obama. I should have voted for Hillary Clinton in the Democratic primary three years ago. [/snip]McClellan was and is wrong about voting for any Demwit in the first place.
Should Hillary Clinton Challenge Obama in the Primaries?
Could anyone beat Obama in a Democratic primary contest?
With a new poll showing that 32 percent of Democrats are eager for President Obama to be challenged by somebody in his own party, is it time for a Democrat to get into the 2012 primary?
Be sure to look at the poll, Which Democrat could beat Obama for the 2012 presidential nomination? Just for fun I voted for Al Gore but Hillary had over 80%! Are Obama's days numbered?
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Tempestuous and beautiful Wanda Miles, daughter of Ruth and Stephen Miles (or so she thinks), aspires to more than the life of a debutante, but the trouble is she doesn't know precisely what she wants. Then her aunt Marie, the family's renowned glassblower, arrives from Lauscha, Germany, and Wanda decides that learning about her ancestry may hold the key to her future. When Marie accidentally reveals a long-held secret about Wanda's parents, Wanda goes to Lauscha to unravel the truth.
While Marie finds herself increasingly swept up in New York City's bohemian social scene - catching the eye of a handsome young Italian in the process - Wanda explores a past she never knew in the village of her mother's youth - and begins to build a life that she never expected.
A sweeping tale that takes listeners from the small town of Lauscha to the skyscrapers of New York and the sun-kissed coast of Italy, The American Lady is a tribute to the enduring power of family and what we'll do in the name of love.
©2002 Petra Durst-Benning (P)2015 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved. English translation copyright © 2015 by Samuel Willcocks.
"Bring on the next one!"
Whilst I enjoyed this book it wasn't as compelling as the first in the same series.
I'm keeping an eye out for the next one on audiobook.
"Second in Series, Historical Tale of Glassblowers"
From Germany to New York, it seems as though Ruth, one of the three sisters from Lauscha, Germany of the famous Steinmann glassblowing family, has forgotten her humble beginnings . . . In a slump herself, her sister, Marie, leaves Germany to come to New York for a visit . . . finding a kinship with her niece, Wanda, who is trying hard to find her own way . . . amidst ridicule and opposition from her wealthy family, particularly her mother . . . Wanda introduces her aunt to some of her unorthodox friends . . . which leads to some bizarre behavior (in my opinion) . . . I was not fond of the casual attitude towards sex in the book . . . but wasn't surprised by it . . . having lived in Germany twice . . . it didn't deter me from enjoying the book . . . which is rich in details of early 1900s New York and Germany . . . and the contrasts between the two . . . and the vast difference between the working class and the upper classes of society . . . and what those of privilege are willing to do to stay on top . . . this book is mostly the story of Marie and of Wanda . . . don't miss it . . . it is wonderful . . . I have already moved on to the final book in the trilogy . . .
"3.5 @ $7.34 an OK Listen"
This wasn't bad listen and it was a pretty easy listen. It continues on from book 1 in the trilogy beginning in a small town in Germany where three sisters originated then on to New York where one of the sisters moved 16 years earlier. The youngest sister decided (actually was convinced she needed to visit), her New York sister. The younger sister fell in love with an Italian Count whom she married and moved on to Italy where tragedy befalls her. The story ends back in Germany. There's more to the book than this though. I felt that some aspects of the book went onto great details but other important events were just skimmed over.
I was annoyed about the historical inaccuracy's of the book. Although I seem to be the only one that noticed. Telephones were only invented in 1897 with the first intercity calls made in the USA in 1911. Transatlantic calls were not made until 1927. As the book is set in 1911 and gives the impression that the use of a telephone was common place. There were others but I won't write any spoilers here.
Not overly captivating but with that being said, I will probably read the 3rd in the series out of curiosity.
Kristin Watson Heintz was good with the delivery of the story.
"Wanda finds a purpose in life."
The Saga of the Steinmmann Sisters continues with the adulthood of Wanda. The family tree now has a branch in America that is growing and searching for what life means. Marie comes to visit Ruth in New York and the Saga continues. Narration was good and the story held my attention.
Such a good story. I can't wait to listen to the next one, though I am sure I'll be sad when it's over.
"surprise ending"
The beginning was a little slow but it soon picked up speed and I couldn't put it down!
"The American Lady"
I liked this book less than the first. Again the vernacular was all wrong and the story was getting a little far fetched for the time period.
"Absolutely pleased with this series!"
I was skeptical at first, felt the beginning of the first novel in the series was a bit slow but quickly became engrossed in this wonderful story. I haven't been able to stop listening since starting the series.
"A love saga of a families connection"
Blood is thicker than water. But love of a child from a step parent can be just as strong. I have been pulled into this story from book one. The writer did an excellent job of character building. Feathering the back stories in enough to let you feel you know these people. And care to find out where the story takes them.
"perfect read"
simple creative life, first book was as good as second ,can't wait for third. loved it.
"First Book Better"
Enduring Family Relationships
There are many characters here of note. I think that more character development could have been useful and the history of the time period. Understanding that being a free spirit was "normal" and that Americans were "testing" various thoughts and behaviors. Given that Pandora was my favorite.
I think she loses her accents sometimes. Otherwise I think she is a good story teller.
No. It was not riveting enough, except at the end.
This is not as strong as the first book, which is no surprise. However, it is worth reading to continue the saga to the third book which is strong. I do not want to give anything away except this: If you have a sister or sisters you will totally understand and identify with the relationships between these sisters and their strengths.
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I once bought a trombone at a garage sale.
That's not the opening line of a limerick. I really did buy an old trombone and I only paid $3 for it. This was in the early seventies, when $3 was worth a little more than it is now, but it was still quite a bargain. Of course, the trombone was ancient, tarnished, and badly dented, but I thought it would be fun to learn to play.
I'd always enjoyed listening to skilled trombonists, appreciating how the instrument's mellow tones could add a lush sound to just about anything, whether it was Mancini's smooth orchestrations (a favorite of mine) or something a little more solo-driven, like J.J. Johnson's "Laura." I didn't think that I could ever reach a skill level approaching that, but I figured that I could at least get to the point of simple play. After all, I'd played a clarinet in grade school so I was musically inclined, right? (Those who know me can snicker at this point.)
I bought a beginner's book and began working at it, but soon realized that it would take more time and effort than I was willing to offer — and there was another problem. My attempts at trombone play sounded a lot like a cat in heat, and we did in fact have a cat in heat at that time, so it's entirely possible that my trombone tones caused her to increase her yowling. Whatever the case, the 'bone soon found a spot in the closet.
My last memory of the trombone involved our own garage sale, which occurred quite a bit later. Looking for stuff to sell, I dug the old thing out of the closet and noticed that the mouthpiece had gotten lost at some point, so tagged it at $1. It was ignored all day, but finally an old coot chiseled me down to a half-dollar — and then complained because it didn't have a mouthpiece.
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Iberia Airlines
This interactive case presents the dilemma that Iberia was facing in the year 2004 due to the entrance of low cost airlines into the Spanish market and particularly to Barcelona. The case presents different options that the student has to evaluate. The case shows the history of the company until 2004 and makes a detailed comparison of the two business models: in network (the one that Iberia uses) and the one that the low cost airlines use.
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'The Moon..' Kim Soo Hyun and Han Ga In break down in tears
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The production team of the MBC drama The Moon That Embraces The Sun has released a still cut from the upcoming episode 17, which will feature Han Ga In and Kim Soo Hyun reuniting.
The still cuts show Kim Soo Hyun embracing Han Ga In, both of them breaking down in tears after Kim Soo Hyun learns that the woman whom he thought of only as a female shaman turned out to be his long lost love. The production team asked the viewers to witness the heartbreaking reunion firsthand on the day of the broadcast.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-10861780.post-43133915976100195142014-07-10T14:26:00.000-07:002014-07-10T14:26:12.689-07:00GoogleServe 2014: More opportunities to give back globallyIn June, we celebrated the seventh annual GoogleServe, where employees come together and volunteer in our communities. This year, we doubled GoogleServe from one to two weeks so we could involve more volunteers and serve more community organizations. And it paid off—more than 12,000 Googlers from 70+ offices participated in 800+ projects, making this our biggest GoogleServe to date. Here's a look at how we gave back to our communities this year:

Making tech more accessible
At our Mountain View headquarters and in Hyderabad, India, Googlers volunteered in three SocialCoding4Good events. Googlers participated in an Accessibility Code Sprint with Benetech's Global Literacy Program to improve Go Read, a free mobile app for people with visual impairments and reading disabilities. A team of Googlers also worked with Bookshare to write descriptions for nearly 1,400 images in five STEM textbooks, making charts, graphs, and diagrams more accessible to blind and visually impaired students.

Helping veterans build their resumes
Googlers helped 475 veterans build their resumes as part of our "Help a Hero Get Hired" workshops in 14 cities: Ann Arbor, Atlanta, Austin, Boulder, Cambridge, Chicago, Kansas City, Moncks Corner, Mountain View, New York City, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Seattle, and Washington, D.C. This was our fourth year partnering with Student Veterans of America to help veterans take the next steps in their careers.

Volunteering at local schools and community centers
In Oakland, volunteers canvassed the community with Hack the Hood, a Bay Area Impact Challenge winner that trains youth from Oakland's low-income communities to build mobile-friendly websites. In San Francisco, Googlers visited the Presidio YMCA, where they repaired picnic tables, cleaned toys and organized closets, and worked with the YMCA's marketing specialists to redesign their corporate partnerships materials. In Kampala, Uganda, Googlers painted a nursery at Sanyu Babies' Home, helping brighten the living space of the Home's young residents.

Building houses and preparing meals
Googlers in Mexico City, Buenos Aires and Valparaiso, Chile, partnered with Techo to build houses for low-income families, while volunteers in Singapore prepared, cooked, and distributed 3,000 meals at Willing Hearts Soup Kitchen. In Milan and Mountain View, Googlers packaged 16,500 meals with Stop Hunger Now, a nonprofit that ships food to schools, orphanages and clinics in more than 70 countries.

Protecting the environment
A group of Googlers in Auckland, New Zealand, cleared three kilometers of coastline at Tahuna Torea Nature Reserve, and Ann Arbor Googlers collected trash as they paddled down the Huron River with the Huron River Watershed Council. And volunteers in San Jose, Calif., mulched, weeded and cleared leaves in the beautiful gardens of the Guadalupe River Park Conservancy.

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Public Obituaries In Richmond Texas
Richmond TX obituaries are formal statements written in papers, which announce the passing of loved ones. Richmond Texas obituaries have been published in local papers for many centuries and may serve one of two specific functions. Death notices, are short obituaries in Richmond TX, which serve to formally announce an individual's death, without providing any additional details. There are also paid obituaries in Richmond Texas, which are lengthier tributes written about the deceased. It is not uncommon for Richmond TX obituaries to be published in papers throughout several cities, where the deceased may have resided throughout his lifetime.


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1 Saw this for a NICU thread and thought I should follow suit b/c it was a good idea. I hope all of us regular allnurses.com PICU interviewees get hired! Good luck everybodyApr 21, '12 by cocojnelI'm interviewing for PICU this upcoming Tuesday. This will be my very first interview and am just so thankful for the opportunity. Any advice or tips on the type of questions that will be asked? I'm a nervous wreck and would greatly appreciate it!!! Good luck to us all!Apr 21, '12 by nocturncalhey! just be yourself and I'm sure you'll do fine.
On a sidenote, when were they expecting to notify us about a possible second interview?Apr 21, '12 by WnursesDoes anyone know how many get a second interview? or How many they are hiring?Apr 21, '12 by illsince83I just remember that 2nd round of interviews were slated to be around 2nd week of next monthApr 24, '12 by cocojnelJust an update- I interviewed today and I asked how many they were planning on hiring and they said they weren't even sure! But they have already contacted a few applicants back to tour the unit this week and meet some of the nurses on the floor.Apr 27, '12 by BooBear0306Just wondering if anyone has received an email for a second interview?Apr 27, '12 by cocojnelthanks Wnurses! I actually thought mine went horribly... until today when I received an email for a 2nd interview
BooBear0306 did you get one as well??Apr 28, '12 by Wnursesi was asked to come back for a second interview too. When is yours cocojnel?Apr 28, '12 by Wnurses@cocojnel- also I noticed that you interviewed on the later date... did you perhaps see how many people they interviewed in your group. There was about 25 that interviewed in our first group from what I "guesstimated" by looking at her sheet.Apr 28, '12 by cocojnel@Wnurses mine is on Fri. How about yours? When I went to interview there were about 3 ahead of me for PICU. Not sure how many went after me though...
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Denver Nuggets point guard Ty Lawson has been battling a groin injury as he gets ready for the 2013-14 season to tip off. As of two days ago, it was expected to keep him out of the season-opener when the Nuggets travel to Sacramento to take on the Kings. However, with a little more rest it looks like Lawson will be available against the Kings.
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There Is a Linux Detergent Out There and It's TrademarkedSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Friday 19th of June 2015 07:57:35 PM Filed under
There's a Linux clothes detergent out there, and it's a real one, from a company that has a trademark on it and that's selling it today. Welcome to the bizarre world of trademark rules.
Openwashing And Other Deceptions In LinuxSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 17th of June 2015 07:53:46 AM Filed under
The times are changing for open/free/libre software and OSes, and what the words mean. Make no mistake: collaborative, truly open projects are powerful sources of innovation and problem solving. The only way proprietary, corporate models can even survive is through sheer bullying and anti-competition tactics, as have been used for years to keep Linux from wider adoption. Now that that is changing, the tactics are changing too.
The latest trend in this area seems to be bringing disinformation and propaganda tactics into the fray.
Why Greet Apple's Swift 2.0 With Open Arms?Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 16th of June 2015 09:36:48 AM Filed under
Apple announced last week that its Swift programming language — a currently fully proprietary software successor to Objective C — will probably be partially released under an OSI-approved license eventually. Apple explicitly stated though that such released software will not be copylefted. (Apple's pathological hatred of copyleft is reasonably well documented.) Apple's announcement remained completely silent on patents, and we should expect the chosen non-copyleft license will not contain a patent grant. (I've explained at great length in the past why software patents are a particularly dangerous threat to programming language infrastructure.)
GPL-Violator Allwinner Joins The Linux FoundationSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 12th of June 2015 07:28:25 PM Filed under
Allwinner Technology is the Chinese company producing a range of low-end SoCs for Android tablets and other devices. Allwinner hardware is popular with many in the open-source community due to their SoCs appearing in lower-cost hardware and the thriving Linux-SunXi community. Unfortunately, Allwinner as a company is still "learning" to be open-source friendly and to not violate the GPL and other licenses.
The Licensing and Compliance Lab interviews François Marier, creator of LibravatarSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 2nd of June 2015 11:27:38 AM Filed under
In this edition, we conducted an email-based interview with François Marier, a free software developer from New Zealand. He is the creator and lead developer of Libravatar. In addition to his passion for decentralization, he contributes to the Debian project and volunteers on the FSF licensing team.
Libravatar is a free network service providing profile photos for a number of Web sites, including bugs.debian.org and git.kernel.org. Its flexible architecture allows end users to host their own images and allows Web sites to use Gravatar as a fallback when necessary. It is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3, or end user can opt for any later version (GNU AGPLv3+).
Conservancy Seeks Your Questions on GPL EnforcementSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 2nd of June 2015 11:17:11 AM Filed under
Historically, Conservancy has published extensive materials about enforcement of the GPL, including blog posts, announcements regarding compliance actions, many sections appearing in the definitive Copyleft Guide (a joint initiative with the Free Software Foundation). After Conservancy's recent announcement of its funding of Christoph Hellwig's lawsuit against VMware, Conservancy has sought to answer as many questions as possible about GPL enforcement.
Trade agreement could prohibit open source code supplySubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 29th of May 2015 09:36:41 AM Filed under
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation has analysed leaked drafts of texts for the Trade In Services Agreement (TISA) written in February this year, and claims it would prohibit countries involved from forcing vendors to disclose source code used for applications in their equipment.
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A few weeks ago I noticed while passing by the Bagel Basement in Lebanon, NH that they had added this "People Love Us on Yelp" sticker to their door.
I was a little surprised by this, since the last time I had checked their Yelp page, the reviews (three of them) were all one-star reviews (disclaimer up front: mine was one of them). So I decided to go and look and see exactly how well Yelp users love the Lebanon Bagel Basement.
Interestingly, now that they've hung the sticker up, all the negative reviews of both this and their other location are "gone".
Well, it's actually more complicated than that, since if I go to my own profile page it still lists my review. So they have my review, they just aren't showing it. Kind of odd that of all the available (negative) reviews of a location, they show none of them?
Something's rotten here. Whether deliberate, or lousy management of reviews (their FAQ says that they don't always show all reviews), this certainly doesn't give Yelp an air of legitimacy, and does indeed suggest whitewashing of reviews.
UPDATE: My review is back, and jstoppelman below mentions Yelp's policy of not always showing available reviews...
UPDATE 2: The Bagel Basement Lebanon location closed permanently on October 29, 2009. The yelp sticker is still there ;)


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67th Regiment of Foot
Also known as 67th (South Hampshire) Regiment of Foot
- 1758 2nd Battalion, 20th Regiment of Foot redesignated as the 67th Regiment of Foot
- 1782 renamed the 67th (South Hampshire) Regiment of Foot
- 1881 amalgamated with the 37th North Hampshire Regiment to become 2nd Battalion The Hampshire Regiment
- 1946 became The Royal Hampshire Regiment
- 1992 merged with the Queens Regiment to become The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment (Queen's and Royal Hampshires)
Service in British India
|67th Regiment of Foot
|succeeded by
|2nd Btn Hampshire Regt
|1805 India
|1881 Madras
|1817 Mahratta War
|1883 Secunderabad
|1819 India
|1885 Burma
|1858 India
|1887 India
|1913 Mhow
|1896 Mooltan
|1862 Shanghai
|1872 Burma
|1876 India
|1878 Afghanistan
|1880 India
First World War
1/4th, 2/4th, 1/5th, 2/5th, 1/6th, 1/7th, 2/7th, and 1/9th (Cyclist), Battalions, spent at least some time in India, before being transferred elsewhere, including Mesopotamia.
During their time in India, many drafts were provided for Hampshire Regiments in Mesopotamia. As an example, two War Diaries show that 1/4 Hants received drafts from 1/4 Bn India, 2/4, 1/6 Bn, 1/7 Bn, 2/7 Bn India.[1]
See next section for photographs.
FIBIS resources
- Photographs: 1/5th Hampshire Regiment in India 1914-1918 FIBIS Gallery
Regimental journal
Our Chronicle: Published Monthly by the 67th (South Hants) Regiment
The first issue was published in Rangoon on 1st Jan 1873, and was continued until at least 1893. Copies are held in the Regimental Museum (see link below). The National Army Museum has editions of Our Chronicle 1873-1885 in its catalogue (no further details given)
Google Books have the following 2 volumes which appear to be accessible by those in North America, and possibly some other countries, but are not generally accessible.
- Our Chronicle: Published Monthly by the 67th (South Hants) Regiment, Issues 1-48
- Our Chronicle: Published Monthly by the 67th (South Hants) Regiment, Issues 49-83.
The Hampshire Regimental Journal
Published from 1905. The British Library has some issues from 1905, but it is unclear what the holding is. The Regimental Museum, refer below, holds issues from 1905-1992. The National Army Museum is another source and the catalogue indicates Volumes 1-33, published 1938, are held, with a few later editions.
External links
- 67th Regiment of Foot Wikipedia
- 67th (the South Hampshire) Regiment of Foot including deployments Regiments.org, an archived site.
- The Royal Hampshire Regiment including deployments: 1st Battalion, 2nd Battalion Regiments.org, an archived site.
- The Hampshire Regiment Wikipedia
- The Royal Hampshire Regiment British Armed Forces & National Service
- The Royal Hampshire Regiment Memorial Garden & Museum including details of the Archive
- The Royal Hampshire Regiment (The Tigers) southernlife.org.uk
- Andover Family History Group
- Hampshire Genealogical Society
- Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment Wikipedia
- The Hampshire Regiment from The Long, Long Trail:The British Army in the Great War. There were Territorial Force battalions in India and Mesopotamia.
- Article: All quiet on the Eastern Front: The amazing photo album which shows how our boys fared in India in WWI 16 March 2010 Daily Mail. With photographs. Private Wally Langrish 1/9 Cycle Battalion of the Hampshire Regiment. He was stationed in Bangalore and Dagshai, before going to Mesopotamia.
- A 1/4th Hampshire Regiment Signallers Diary November 1916 To September 1919 by Arthur James Foster (1899-1973) (Ex Corporal Of The Hampshire Regiment), Edited by his son Richard Carfax-Foster. The author was in Mesopotamia, and then took part in Dunsterforce, see Norperforce
- The 67th Regiment of Foot (South Hampshire) in China – 1860 Blog by Phil Curme 17 August 2013 walkingthebattlefields.com
Historical Books Online
- Historical Record of the Sixty - Seventh, or the South Hampshire Regiment of Foot: containing an account of the formation of the regiment in 1758, and of its subsequent services to 1849 by Richard Cannon 1849 Google Books. Indian Service commences page 12 in 1805 in Calcutta
- 2/4 Battalion. Hampshire Regiment 1914-1919 Published 1920?. State Library of Victoria. May be slow to open. The Battalion was in India January 1915-April 1917, where it provided many drafts for Mesopotamia, and was then in Palestine and France.
- Memoirs of the Great War by James Racine c 1920. Pages 80-102 cover the author's voyage to India from October 1916 and his period in India as an officer with the 2/5th Battalion of the Hampshire Regiment in Secunderabad until the Battalion was transferred to Egypt. Archive.org
- Letters from Mesopotamia in 1915 and January, 1916 from Robert Palmer 1916 Archive.org. He went with a draft from the 6th Hants, in India since November 1914, to reinforce the 4th Hants. Both these regiments were part of the Territorial Force. He was killed June 21, 1916, aged 27 years. The initial letters were written in India.
- ↑ sotonmate. 1/4th Hampshire after Kut Great War Forum 16 April 2016. Retrieved 17 April 2016.


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December 6, 2001
Call it the end of an era (sort of, anyway): Carnival Legend will be the last ship to debut in 2001 when it's released from its shipyard in Finland on December 12. That brings to 15 the number of brand new ships that launched this year, the expansion-madness perhaps highlighted by Norwegian Cruise Line's twin-premiere of its Norwegian Sun and Norwegian Star, which were honored nose-to-nose at the port of Miami this fall. 15 may sound like a lot but it's actually two short of anticipated new ship launches. Royal Olympics' Explorer, held up at the shipyard due to a disagreement between cruise line and ship builder, is now slated to launch next spring -- a full year late. And The World of ResidenSea, the condo-owning vessel that holds unofficial title as most-unique-concept to actually make it to completion, has been postponed twice and is now slated for a late winter release. And if it seems that the world of cruising is now over-saturated it's important not to forgot how many ships have, at this point, been yanked out of service due to financial concerns or fallout from the crisis of September 11. Among them range everything from Renaissance Cruise's whole fleet to most of American Classic Voyages (save for the historic Delta Queen) to small, specialty ships in major lines such as Princess' Pacific Princess (which will lay up this winter) and Radisson Seven Seas' Song of Flower.


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Nick Perry (Schaeffer's Investment Research) submits: The positive comments on Juniper Networks (NYSE:JNPR) by Piper Jaffray in Barron's caught my eye, given this chart:
When we looked at this chart a few days ago, I said - "The gap has pushed the stock firmly into a short-term oversold condition but that former resistance now looms as heavy overhead resistance..." The shares popped higher yesterday and have now begun to work off the short-term oversold condition. Here is the current analyst sentiment profile -
* Percent of analysts tracked by Zacks who rate the stock with a "buy": 54%
* Number of analysts tracked by Zacks: 24
* Short interest as a percent of float: 3.7%
* Short interest ratio: 1.738
* Put/call ratio percent rank: 0.0%
* Overall Equity Scorecard reading: 3.0
The put/call ratio is at its lowest point of the last year and short interest offers little in the way of potential buying. This morning's upgrade is interesting as it shows that despite the gap not everyone is giving up on the stock.
However, I am curious to see how much "goodwill" will be bestowed on the shares as they try to bounce here. Back in July, when the stock was trying to rally, nearly two-thirds of the ratings were "buys". That's worth keeping in mind as there are likely some former bulls who are now feeling some pain and could be looking to sell into any rally attempts.
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William T. "Tommy" McKee Sr.
May 10, 1935 — June 9, 2013
William T. "Tommy" McKee Sr., 78, a resident of Morgan City, passed away Sunday, June 9, 2013, at his home surrounded by his loving family.
Tommy was born on May 10, 1935, in Webster County, Miss., the son of Jessie Hicks McKee and Audie Martin McKee.
Tommy loved spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren. He loved being in the outdoors and could be found fishing with his wife or working in the yard. He was a hard worker making a living as a diesel mechanic for many years. He also loved telling jokes to anyone that would listen.
He will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered by his wife, Doris Mason McKee of Morgan City; four children, Audrey Orr and husband, Steve, of Gainesville, Ga., Richard McKee and wife, Wendy, of Sanderville, Ga., Talford McKee and wife, Linda, of Greenville, Miss., and Janie McKenzie and husband, Willis, of Bartow, Ga.; and four stepchildren, Francis Landry and wife, Billie, of Morgan City, Kathy Landry of Patterson, Carol Wiggins and husband, Donald, of Patterson and Elton Landry of Morgan City. Tommy is also survived by 22 grandchildren; 34 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; and one brother, Allen McKee of Kennedy, Texas.
Tommy was preceded in death by his parents, Jessie Hicks McKee and Audie Martin McKee; one daughter, Judy Ann McKee; and two sons, William T. McKee Jr. and John E. McKee.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, June 11, 2013, at Twin City Funeral Home. Visitation will be held from 9 a.m. until time of the service on Tuesday at the funeral home. Tommy will be laid to rest in the Morgan City Cemetery.
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State Rep. Helen Miller, D-Fort Dodge, has joined the House Rural Caucus.
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"As a rural legislator and ranking member of the House Agriculture Committee, I know there are many unique challenges facing our small towns and rural communities," Miller said. "By working together, this caucus will ensure rural Iowa has a strong voice in the Iowa House. I look forward to listening to the concerns of Iowans in rural areas and working to improve their quality of life."


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