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Ask PoopReport: Typical Poop Size?
Dear Poopreport,
For a school project, what would you say the average mass of a load of
poop is? We're talking about adults here, not little babies. What do you
think poop weighs when it comes out?
146 Comments on "Ask PoopReport: Typical Poop Size?"
Mine are typically about 6-8 inches long, and 1-1.5 inches in diameter. I don't know too much about the density of a poop, so I can only try to eyeball how much it weighs, but I'd guess it's between one and two pounds on average.
I'd say I take in a pound on any given meal... so I think it's reasonable to think a meal's worth of poop is what, 3/4 of a pound? And if a poop is more than one meal, then 1.5 pounds seems reasonable...
i dont know why, but i barely every poop compared to most. i poop maybe 3-4 times a week on average, and i'm wondering, where the hell does the food go? i eat a lot, im not exactly obese, yet i never shit.
I would say that my healthy poops might be about 250 grams. I regularly have smaller poops that are 50 gram pellets.
i poop like 3-4 times adaY ANDTHATS Y MY BUTT ALWAYS HURTS IT WEIGHTS LIKE 10 PUOND PER DAY!!!
I'm a rodeo bull, and all that jumpin' and buckin' around always seems to shake something loose in my gut, because after I get done stompin' on some idiot cowboy I've always gotta go make brownies. Or pies, in my case. I'd estimate I drop between 12-18 pounds every time, but I've never taken the time to verify.
I've got such big turds, it scares me. Sometimes, it takes me two hours to finish shitting because itz so big that i have to push so hard, my ass bleeds.
If it is that hard for you to poop, you are either consitipated, dehydrated, or both. Try drinking a quart or two of water per day and eating some prunes with each meal. You will poop like nobody's business.
Two words, OAT MEAL.
Goda Gooma, try switching to a vegetarian diet, trust me, you'll be shitting with ease and frequently due to the extra fiber.....and drink lots of water.
Dave...I am finally glad you addressed my question.
However...it is really hard for me to say because i usually drink so much beer that solid shats are very rare. Also, I take 3-5 good loads a day so i can't really say. Maybe 1 pound of liquid poo everyday?
It is a very interesting question... for this next week i will unload on my scale, and hope that i don't get any cases of diarhea.
I hardly ever poop. Maybe 2-3 times a week...
My fiance goes 15 minutes after he eats every time.
I hardly ever poop andI eat normal amounts for a girl I guess, so I wonder...where does allmy poop go? Does it get absorbed back into my body? When I do poop...maybe once a week, it is a little skinny poop. Thats it. usually once every 2 months i take a massive crap that fills the bowl...i think maybe all my shit gets stuck in my intestines and backs up into my stomach until my body decideds that it needs to evacuate the turds or succumb to certain death. I've been diagnosed with colonic inertia or slow colon transit so I think think thats why I crap so infrequently. Once I lost 4, as in four pounds after a massive dump (I was constipated for 29 days and FINALLY went).
They say everybody has a prehistoric turd lodged somewhere in the colon from all the years of eating meat and that it is a good idea to colon cleansing, gonna have to try it sometime.
One day I am at a retirement home to visit an elderly friend and of course there are grey haired men and women strewn about the hall ways in wheelchairs and inching their way around with walkers. So this one old lady making her way down the hall slips on somebody's piss puddle. Her four legged cane goes flying thru the air, she falls and breaks a hip and lets out a yelp at the same time thats sounded like a dog with his balls caught in a bear trap and out flies from this decrepit old lady's bowels a pitch black 24" long 3" around godzilla loaf. The g-d damn thing looked like a policeman's nightstick.
yea when i poo it squirts out so hard that its a mixture with blood, water, and shit. that happens everytime, i have a fucking camel toe on my asshole because of this. Then whenever i have anal sex the guys dick gets all brown and bloody and then i shit all over him and the walls then i got on a shitting rampage and shit blood on everyone in site and open their mouths and shit in their mouths and get blood all over them!!!! YEA!!!
Hello my good friends, im in need of help. When i shit, i shit blood as red as red wine. When my man fucked me up the but i got some kind of ass blood std. How do i get rid of it ? What do i do? I also drink urine and im addicted to it help me please !!
My shit is underaverage compared to the rest of you. My only problem is that my Girlfriend likes to get shit on, so she is never satisfied. She likes the big turds from the normal guys. Most of my shit is in the fart format.. My roommates is huge... help?
I havent tooken a long load in years,I usually get little shits.
Well people, I shit like 2 times a week at most 3 times... at least once. When I read that some of you shit like 3 times a day.. I thought damn! Nastyness... hahahahaha.
engorged starfish, I loved your little story about the retirement home... I almost shit my pants laughing when I read that... I'm sure it was gross and yet very humorous at the same time... lol! Id probably start cracking up if that ever happened... :D
All you fucking freaks are disgusting, especially the slobs who get ass-fucked with a bloody ass. The bitch that drinks pee is a nasty whore. Where do you find such asses such as yourselves???? Shit on that!
alls i hav to say is, don't go in the bathroom for a day or two
this is soo funny, me and my friend are sitting here cracking up laughing soo hard!!! hahahaaah lmaoooo... sorry for the rude laughter, but yea, i also have a problem... i poop fine, but when i wipe theres blood! wtf!
yeah, uhhh i have a problem. I call up walmart (EXTRA CHEAP PRICES) and they think im retarded. Most people have a over active bladder, but no...i get an overactive shitwhole. they have nothing for my problem.
remember that commercial on snl about OOPS! i crapped my pants. they made that about me! any answers?!?!
I have a bad problem when it comes to shitting. At the time of this writing, its been 17 days since I have shit. I hate this problem...I put my life on hold for the last few days before I shit. I don't feel like doing nuthin. I have these horrible ass pains probably due to roids but I don't think so. I have been to the doctor multiple times...they wanna do surgery but I don't want it. Its more of a psychological problem over anything. I have shit turds as long as my arm and I DO have have proof of it too. I recirded my turd and was size comparing it. They are also bout as big as a baseball or bigger is circumference. I hate enemas so I don't take them. Also after being constipated like this I have a trouble with pissing too. I wish I was just normal. So post some stuff on my problem or email me if you have any professional answers. Ohh by the way I'm only 17. Thanks.
well i'm here i had went to poop earllier today and it hurt so much dat i just couldn't and stopped till my ass came down and didn't wanna shit no more i tried to shit like an hr ago and it hurt when i threw a fart it hurt badly i'm so scared it never hurt like dis b4 . i even prayed to God . and i'mma leave evrtyhng to him.
thats my correction oh and if anyone has an adivce plz let me know .
silent but deadlies
my poop is big!
Guys, yesterday I pooped and it felt strange so I turned around to look at it. It was very bloody, and I assumed it was a very large blood clot. It had a pulse. It looked like it was about to leave the bowl and I stopped it and asked it what its name was. He said: I'm Rob Nelson. So I said Hi. I am very worried. Rob eats a lot, and I can't afford to keep feeding him. Anyone intersted in a roommate?
i poop about 1-2 times daily. i heard from the lady who give cholonics(sp?) that if you dont poo between 2-3 daily you are probably not digesting well.
All of your poop problems will go away if you become a vegetarian. Meat makes your poop hard which makes you constipated. Also if you find that your poop is to watery while eating veggies and fruit eat more starch (potato, breads etc.) It takes me 30 sec or less no pushing to poop and my poops rang from 5 inched to 10 inches or so. Perfect texture and no ass ripping or bleeding. My poop is just perfect. :)
im sorry but that "rob nelson story" is to damn funny for words ok!
i think that pooh smells so good! if i could i would roll around every hot girls tird in the whole world. and if i am in the moud i might even eat some that is if i am in the moud.
Usually 12 inches long and 2 1/2 inches thick, tapering to a point. Knobbly and compacted,mid brown in colour, not too much smell. I normally have a motion every other day. If i go two days its as thick but longer. My jobbies often stick in the toilet pan and wont flush away. I often have to throw a bucket of water or two down to shift it or push it over the bend with a stick.
Friends I would like to let out my business secret today. My biscuts are actually made of fresh poops mixed with lots of sugar and flavour. My production cost is low and it the 3rd world folks just love my poop biscuts.....
i poop about 6 times a week. it is long, juicy and fills up the whole toilet. is something wrong with me?
i understand your small amount its not a funny matter but rather painfull. the solution to your dilema is removal of your colon. i too have been offered this solution. searching for help can be a constipating .
Removal of the colon?! Yikes! Usually I only poop once a week if that, but lately I've been pooping at least 4-5 times a week, and it feels like I'm pushin a freakin watermelon out of my ass!!! It's bled 5 out of 6 times, and hurt 6 out of 6 times! I don't eat hardly any meat, and If I do it's sandwich meat...
This is the most diturbing thing i have ever read!!! 2ft. long craps are massive!!
Someone in my household just did a shit that she claims was over two feet long. It curled around the bowl twice!
I found Jesus! He was behind the sofa the whole time!
I don't think that there is any set size or consistency for any one person, let alone a 'standard' for the human race. As for myself, I have probably produced every conceivable sort of poop (except the real blood stained variety) I have produced what we call in German 'D
As I se that the German Umlauted letters dont take too well, the term for pencil like stools is 'Duennschiss'.
Sorry...one other thing, as to demonstrate my point, one may consider checking out the site 'www.ratemypoo.com' as it is fraught with pics of all sorts of turds from the world over!
Yes, I've been to the site. Unfortunately, when I tried to tell my friend about it he thought I said, www.rapemypoo.com.
I found Jesus! He was behind the sofa the whole time!


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For nearly five years, from December 1965 to December 1970, the 35th Infantry Regiment, known as the "Cacti" participated in near continuous combat on the fields and in the mountains of Vietnam. These articles are dedicated to those who did not return and to those still living with their memories of those times.
"Stemming the Tide" By John M Carland: Chapter 11 covering the early Operations of the 3d Brigade. This excerpt was submitted by Marshall Jackson. The account is an excellent telling of the 3d Brigade's early contributions to the fight for the Central Highlands. A very good read, full of detail of the overall actions taking place when Col Everette Stoutner commanded. Posted 26 Jun 05.
Click to go to - "1966" "1967" "1968" "1969" "1970"
History of the 2d Battalion 35th Infantry This account of the history of the "Cacti" was prepared by (then) Colonel James Erickson, Commander. It was probably written in very late 1966 or early 1967. A "Must Read" for our Korean War Vets and for all of us who served in Vietnam as well.
Operation Blue Light - 3rd Brigade Moves to Vietnam This short account of the Brigade's move to Vietnam, December 1965, was written by Col. Everette Stoutner (Retired) in response to an inquiry from Dick Arnold (Dick has done invaluable work in researching the Cacti KIAs) Colonel Stoutner was the Brigade Commander during this historic move of troops and equipment. A short piece that furthers our search for information about the Cacti.
3d Bde, 25th In First VN Opn 19 January 1966 It didn't take the Cacti long to begin operations John Fielding Contributor
'Operation Blue Light' Moves Tropic Lightning 21 January 1966 article from Hawaii Lightning News John Fielding Contributor
General Westmoreland Visits Tropic Lightning - Pleiku 21 January 1966 General Westmoreland's visit with the 2/9th and 35th Inf troops in Viet-Nam John Fielding Contributor
Busy Day For Pleiku Late February article that gives a little glimpse into life in Pleiku with the arrival of US troops John Fielding Contributor
1/35th - First Battle - 15 Mar 1966 Alfa Co. 1/35th Infantry was involved in its first major battle. The men of Alfa Co fought courageously against a superior enemy force. In so doing she won the Valorous Unit Award. Special Thanks to Tony Bisantz, then Commanding Officer of Alfa Co, for this report.
1/35th - Valorous Unit Award A Co 1/35th 15 March 1966. Text of the Valorous Unit Award
Everyone Got Sore When They Killed Sgt. Spears 3 April 1966 account of the day Sgt. Spears was KIA John Fielding Contributor
Broncos Return To Base After Weeks In The Field 29 April 1966 John Fielding Contributor
52nd Avn. Supports Tropic Lightning 29 April 1966 Cacti green receive support from 52nd Avn. John Fielding Contributor
3rd Brigade Fetes Montagnards 29 April 1966 Medcap mission to Montagnard village John Fielding Contributor
LZ 10 ALFA On May 28 - 29 1966, Bravo Company 2/35th (Cacti Blue) CAed into an LZ known as 10A. They arrived after the wrong LZ had been prepped with artillery. Catching the enemy off guard, it didn't take the NVA very long to regroup and initiate an attack. Things soon got very hairy and Company A 1/35th Inf (Cacti Green) arrived on scene to aid Bravo Company. Together they fought off a multi-battalion force of NVA regulars. Postings include a greatly expanded report of the battle, personal accounts from those who were there, news clippings from the time and many not previously seen photographs.
A/1-35th - Presidential Unit Citation Company A entitled to: Presidential Unit Citation (Army), Streamer embroidered PLEIKU PROVINCE (28-29 May 1966 DAGO 51, 1968)
B/2-35th - Presidential Unit Citation Company B entitled to: Presidential Unit Citation (Army), Streamer embroidered PLEIKU PROVINCE (28-29 May 1966 DAGO 51 1968)
"BRONCO BUGLE" EIGHT Articles from the June 5, 1966 "Bugle" edition that closely followed the "Battle of LZ 10 Alpha". Our thanks to Philippe Saunier, Bravo 2/35th 1965-67 for contributing these to our history base.
Cambodian Border Clash - Gis Battle North Vietnamese 30 May 1966 stateside article on the fighting at 10 Alpha. Of particular note are the comments of Gen. Stanlry "Swede" Larson at the end of the article. John Fielding Contributor
A/2-35th - Ron Ray MOH 19 June 1966 This article, written by Dick Arnold, provides greater insight into the actions of Ron Ray during this battle. Well worth the read.
1/35th - Recon - 24 Jun 1966 Recon got into a hellish fight near the Cambodian border. These accounts are from two of the guys that were there. Mike Kellermeyer was an FO attached to Recon and Ed Hill was a rifleman in the platoon. Alfa Co. was brought in to help out Recon and Charlie Co. was brought in as a blocking force with a platoon of tanks. We hope to gather more information on their participation. In the mean time, enjoy these accounts.
"Stars & Stripes" On 7 July 1966, a squad from Charlie Co. 1/35th was accompanied by a staff reporter, Gary Cooper. What follows is his account of the events of the day.
B/1/35th 3 July 1966 This account of the days events was submitted by Thomas Giorgi, US Army Retired. Bravo Company lost a great many good men this day. Thomas was one of the few to survive from his platoon.
2/35th - The Ia Drang - 31 July 1966 Company A, 2/35th, while on an assignment to assess the results of an arc light mission, made contact with an estimated battalion size force in the Ia Drang Valley in the Kontum Mountains west of Pleiku. This account was excerpted from the Annual Historical Supplement for 1966. This action took place at the end of Operation Paul Revere I.
2/35th - LZ 36J - 2 Aug 1966 At the beginning of Operation Paul Revere II, Company A, C, and Recon Platoon went back to the area of contact from 31 July, 1966. This account was also excerpted from the 1966 Annual Historical Supplement (found below in its entirety). The battalion had just moved to LZ 36J (YA 973053).
A/2-35th - Valorous Unit Award Company A entitled to: Valorous Unit Award, Streamer embroidered PLEIKU PROVINCE (2-3 Aug 1966 DAGO 17 1968)
2/35th - Cu Dar - 27 Oct 1966 On 27 Oct 1966, during Operation Paul Revere IV, Company B, 2/35th, was patrolling near the battalion CP when it became involved with the NVA.
2/35th - Hill 292 - 28 Oct 1966 On 28 Oct 1966, as part of Operation Paul Revere IV, Company C, 2/35th was attacked by an estimated two companies of NVA. Withstanding attack after attack, this is the story of that day.
"COME THE FOXES" On 28 Oct 1966, Company C, 2/35th was repeatedly attacked by two companies of NVA. This account was excerpted from the book West to Cambodia by S. L. A. Marshall. Captivating reading for everyone, whether you were there or not. A must read book for those who served in the Central Highlands in 1966.
3rd Brigade - 1 Aug to 31 Oct 1966 Quarterly Operation Report (Edited) for the 3rd Brigade. Information on Paul Revere II and Paul Revere III. 1/35th and 2/35th Infantry Regiments.
2/35th - Annual Historical Supplement - 1966 Another "Must Read" for members who served in 1966. This report covers OPERATION TAYLOR, GARFIELD, LONGFELLOW, PAUL REVERE I, II III and IV. Some extremely hard fought battles took place in the hills west of Pleiku. This report reads more like an after action report.
1/35th - LESSONS LEARNED 1966-1967 Maj Garold Tippin authored this overview sometime in late 1967. Provides some insight into lessons learned during early operations in Vietnam. Submitted by Ron Leonard - 25th Aviation
2/35th - 2 Jan to 31 Mar, 1967 This report was written as an After Action Report but more closely resembles an Operations Report. It covers operations when the Battalion was still conducting operations on the Kontums and was participating in Operation Sam Houston.
Ivy Leaf Search Of Villages Nets 15 Suspects In Paul Revere V 20 Jan 67 article most noteworthy because it refers to Operation Paul Revere V - With a name change to Operation Sam Houston. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf 1/35th Platoon Leader Receives Silver Star 14 Feb 67 contact in which Lt Ron Davis, A Co 1/35th wins the Silver star. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
1/35th - 1 and 6 March 1967 Working off LZ Uplift, elements of the 1/35th were engaged in two battles as part of Operation Pershing. At the time they were working the Crescent Area just inland from the South China Sea in Binh Dinh Province. Includes a map section of the area and the reports as taken from the After Action Report for Op Pershing.
13 Viet Cong Slain Near Bong Son 6 March 1967 News from the 25th Division on Operation Pershing and Sam Houston.
Dick Arnold's Tall Tales. Musings, Reflections and Remembrances of Dick's Vietnam experience by one of our former association Presidents. Dick served with A Co 1/35th in 1967-68. A good fun read. Three are posted now with more to follow as they become available. NEW #4 Posted
1/35TH Lieutenant Wins Silver Star 6 March 1967 Lt William Dalehite wins the Silver Star. If someone can identify the company and date of the action please e-mail me with the link below.
Ivy Leaf 2/35th Troops Find Large Arms Cache 10 Mar 67 article about Charlie Co finding a large arms cache. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
25th Infantry Unit Finds Hospital 11 March 1967 1/35th Infantry unit uncovers an NVA hospital complex.
2/35th - Plei Djereng - 12 Mar 1967 This battle on the border of Cambodia west of Plei Djereng involved elements of Alpha, Bravo and Charlie Companies. For his actions during this battle, 2LT Stephen Karopcyzc from Company A, received the Medal of Honor. Revised 3 Mar 05
12 March 1967 Cpt Ron Rykowski was the CO of Charlie Company on 12 March. This is his account of the companies actions that day. NEW POSTING 16 JAN 05
"A Pacifist Medic Dies Beside a Soldier" (March 12, 1967 Action between NVA Forces and Alpha Company, 2/35th) "Just by pure coincidence, a staff reporter for the Kansas City Times by the name of Robert Pearman was at the Brigade Firebase when the contact (with Charlie Company, 2/35th) began. He asked for and got permission to join us in the field within hours of the battle ending. He interviewed a good number of us while everything was still fresh in our minds and wrote the following article published in the Kansas City Times, Thursday 23, 1967." (D. F. Butters) MSG Butters was the Operations Sergeant for the 2/35th Inf and generously donated this article. At the year 2000 reunion he gave the original newspaper article to Art Johnson, A 2/35, 1966-67, who passed it along to us so that the Original Photos could be included)
"Hovering Off - Down in Vietnam" by Joe Alsop, a columnist who supported the war effort. By chance he had an opportunity to write about the 21 March battle. Contributed by Ben Crosby New Posting 6 Mar 05
Ivy Leaf 2/35th 'Cacti Blue' Kills 61 7 Apr 67 article covering the action of 12 Mar 67 at Plei Djereng Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
2/35th - "Battle of One-Niner" - 21-22 Mar 1967 Company C, 2/35th Inf, while still operating in the Kontum Mountains along the Cambodian border, the men of the company, while surrounded, withstood repeated human wave assaults. Company A moved in to link up with the beleaguered men of Charlie company. This is that report.
The Battalion CP Group 21-22 March 1967 The actions of the battalion CP group were instrumental in saving the lives of many of the battalion's wounded. This account is by then Maj. Ben Crosby, S-3 for the 2/35th Inf and responsible for guiding medevac choppers into an almost impossible LZ. NEW POSTING 3 Mar 05
Ivy Leaf Soldiers Stop Mortar Attack On Fire Base 7 Apr 67 article about three soldiers aiding in counter-mortar efforts with the 2/35th. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf 1/35th Soldier Experiences Unusual Ride 14 Apr 67 article. What do a young soldier and a Vietnamese deer have in common? Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf 25th Division's 3rd Brigade Part Of Task Force Oregon 28 Apr 67 article on the move to Duc Pho as part of Task Force Oregon. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
2/35th - Thach Thang (3) - 16 April 1967 Just about 10 kilometers north of LZ Montezuma, Co's A, B and C of the 2/35th and Troop B, 1st Sqn. 9th Cav came in contact with VC in and around the village of Thach Thang (3). At the time we were OPCON to to 2d Brigade, 1st Cavalry Div (Airmobile) as part of Operation LeJeune. At days end, 41 VC had fallen. The Battalion had just arrived in the AO, quite a welcome!
25th lnfantry Kills 45 Viet Cong 20 April 1967 1/35th kills 30 and Arty nets another 15. Need exact date and Company if you know it. (Jim)
2/35th - 1 May to 31 July, 1967 This Battalion level Operation Report from the 2/35th covers the months of May, June and July, 1967. These reports are very rare and cover the operations of the battalion in very good detail. Don't miss the sections on the lost LRRP's and "hole hunting" activities. This was a very active period for the battalion in and around the lowlands of Duc Pho and Mo Duc AO!
"Hole Huntin" Techniques Those who served in the Duc Pho area, and throughout many of the other AOs will recognize these techniques from this Illustrated Brochure. Donated by Ben G. Crosby, S3 for the 2/35th 1967.
2/35th - LZ LIZ Mortar Attack - 12 May 1967 LZ LIZ came under mortar attack from 5 enemy positions.
2/35th - Vinh Hien - 19-20 May 1967 This account was excerpted from the ORLL for the 2/35th. Both Companies "A" and "C" became heavily involved in this action north of LZ LIZ.
2/35th - Tan Phong - 27-30 May 1967 This battle involved a number of elements of the 2/35th. In the end, our forces had prevailed over a determined enemy force.
Ivy Leaf Cav, Infantrymen Battle North Vietnamese Troops 25 Jun 67 article covering the Battle of Tan Phong. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf 'Cacti' Unit Turns Back NVA Force 25 Jun 67 article on continuing coverage of the Tan Phong fight. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
Cacti Men Kill Thirty NVA 29 May 1967 Coverage of the Battle of Tan Phong, Recon and B Co 2/35th
Ivy Leaf 3rd Brigade Kills 81 Enemy In Task Force Oregon Battle 25 June 67 article of A Co 1/35th contact. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf Lieutenants Plan To Wed After Tour In Combat Zone 16 Jul 67 article. Anyone who knows how this turned out let me know - ED. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf Recon Platoon Finds Scarves 16 Jul 67 article on Recon 1/35th. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf Mortarman's Foot Trouble Still Unsolved 16 Jul 67 article 'Bigfoot' 1/35th. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf Advisory Team Puts Village On Its Feet 16 Jul 67 article on Civic Action. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
1/35th - "Chargin' Charlies Charge" 15 July 1967 About 15km southwest of Duc Pho, Charlie Company 1/35th Infantry met the enemy in fortified positions. This quote for Capt. Cavender says it all: "This battle was won by the men, not artillery or airpower - but the infantrymen who were willing to close with and destroy the enemy. They did everything I asked of them and more. Once we stated our assault I knew it would soon be over, and victory was ours." Thanks to Ben Youmans for providing this report.
On August 1, 1967 the 3rd Brigade, 25th Division was assigned to the command of the 4th Infantry Division where it remained until its departure from Vietnam in 1970. This is also the time, mid-August, that the "Delta" Companies were formed and began operations.
Ivy Leaf 4th, 25th Divisions Switch Brigades 13 Aug 67 coverage of the assignment of the 3d Bde, 25th Div to the 4th Div. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf Breather Hole Leads Platoon to Viet Cong 13 Aug 67 article covering Recon 2/35th action. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf Hanoi Hannah Sends VC Wrong Way 20 Aug 67 article on 2/35th operation. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf Lost PFC Uses C-Ration Can To Signal Rescuers In The Air 20 Aug 67 PFC Gilpin becomes separated from Charlie Co, 2/35th. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf 'Cacti Green' Get 14-Year Old NVA Draftee 20 Aug 67 - Charlie Co 1/35th finds a new friend. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
"The Fighting Fourth In Vietnam" This pamphlet was published in mid 1968 by the 4th Inf Div Public Information Office. Commemorating the arrival of the 4th Division in Vietnam, and its first year of operations, it was given to members of the 4th. It is full of photos and information on all of the units of the division. This original is a rare find and we are fortunate that John Pearman, D/E/HHC, 2/35th, 1967-68, has kept it all these years. Thank you John for your contribution to this site.
2/35th - 1 Aug to 31 Oct 1967 This Battalion level Operation Report covers the period of August, September and October, 1967. During this period two major conflicts were engaged in by the 2/35th. The Battle of An Ba, on August 8, 1967 and the Battle of An Thach, on August 20, 1967. Both of these actions are described in detail below.
2/35th - An Ba - 8 Aug 1967 A running battle ensued between the 38th VC LF Battalion and Company A, C and Recon of the 2/35th and Company C of the 1/14th. Battle Sketches are included.
2/35th - An Thach - 20 Aug 1967 An Thach Hamlet, Duc Pho District. Tanks and Infantry work together in classic fashion.
Ivy Leaf "Bronco' Units Tally 53 Enemy Bodies During Hot Battle 10 Sep 67 article of the Battle of An Thach. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
"Five-Zero-Yankee" This published account of the Battle of An Thach was submitted by its author, Maj. Ben G. Crosby. This article first appeared in the March-April 1969 edition of Armor Magazine.
Ivy Leaf 'Cacti' Search Holes As VC Intensify Hideouts 3 sep 67 coverage of Bravo 2/35th. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf 3rd Bde To Form Expanded Units Published 10 Sep 67, this article covers the formation of the Delta Companies. This is where I arrived-ED. Photos included. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
Personal Journal Entries of MSG David F Butters This posting contains the personal journal entries of Master Sergeant David Butters (ret). MSG Butters was the Battalion Operations Sergeant for the 2/35th from January 1967 until early January 1968. We are very grateful to MSG Butters for allowing us to post these remembrances. They do allot to fill in some of the gaps in our history. MSG Butters has provided a number of reports that are posted on this site. Without his efforts much of our history might have been lost.
9 October 1967 Alpha Company, 1/35th ran into a new enemy when they moved from Duc Pho into the Que Son Valley. An excellent account of the days actions by authors Dick Arnold and Tim Peters. NEW POSTING 25 APRIL 05
1/35th Inf 13-14 Nov 1967 Reflections by Dick Arnold, a member of Alpha Company when the battalion commander's, LTC Kimmell, C&C Chopper was shot down, killing all on board. Also included is a report from the 227th Assault Helicopter Battalion. NEW POSTING 22 FEB 05
3rd Brigade - 1 Aug to 31 Oct 1967 3rd Brigade ORLL (Edited) 1/35th - 2/35th Infantries This report covers the period of August, September and October, 1967. Make sure to check out the Intelligence and Operations Sections.
Ivy Leaf 'Cacti's Kountry Kitchen Adds Tang To C-Rations 10 Dec 67 A co 1/35th relieves the boredom of C-Rats. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf Cacti Escapes Enemy Trap 10 Dec 67 coverage of Charlie co 1/35th. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
1/35th Annual Historical Supplement 1967 The journeys of the 1/35th from the central Highlands of Pleiku to the coastal plain from Phu Cat to Hoi An. Very good annual overview of operations. Submitted by David Fogg B 1/35th 68-69
2/35th Annual Historical Supplement 1967 This year end report discusses Operations SAM HOUSTON, BAKER, and MUSCATINE. Very good detail on Combat Operations for a number of battles the Battalion was engaged in during this period. The Battalion wrapped up its obligations in the Kontum area and began its move to the Duc Pho area in April. The Battalion remained in this area until December when it began participation in Muscatine in the vicinity of Chu Lai.
Charley Co, 2/35th, Christmas 1967 Short article written by Jim Anderson.
3d Brigade - 1 Nov to 31 Jan 1968 This Quarterly Report (Edited) covers the time period from November, 1967 through January, 1968. Again, Operations as they concerned the "Cacti Green" and "Cacti Blue" are discussed.
Short Round? 17 January 1968 found Charlie Co. 1/35th calling in Arty for a little help. A Btry. 2/9th Arty got in a good lick, but in an unusual way.
Roger Ladd "A Good Night's Sleep on a Mine" In mid-January 1968, 1st Lt. Roger Ladd with Recon 1/35th found quite a surprise at the position he had been sleeping.
Crossing Viet River is Half of the Battle On 26 Jan 1968, Delta Company 1/35th needed to cross the river to pursue the enemy. How to do it became quite an operation in itself.
1/35th - 9 Feb 1968 This account of the events that took place February 9, 1968, was lifted from the 35th Infantry Association's Newsletter, Spring 2001 Edition. Edited by Dick Arnold, with contributions from William Taylor, Don Reh, Lyle Shargent, and Victor DeMitchell, this is captivating reading for anyone.
Scout Copter Crew Joins Battle, Gives Good Account 10 February 1968
Ivy Leaf Battery Fires 500,000th Shot In War 10 Mar 68 Article commemorating the 500,000th round fired by A Btry 2/9th Arty. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf Pocket Becomes Mascot's Hiding Place Griswald becomes mascot of 2/35th unit. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
3d Brigade - 1 Feb to 30 Apr 1968 Quarterly Report for the 3rd Brigade TF. Edited for 1/35th and 2/35th participation.
2/35th - Recommendation for the Meritorious Unit Commendation This is the entire text of the Recommendation for the "Meritorious Unit Commendation" that the 2d Bn 35th Infantry received for the period 1 Nov 1967 to 30 Apr 1968. Annex B of the enclosure contains some very good highlights of the Combat Operations that took place during this time period. Map sections of the Battalion's AO are also included. Like many of the awards that were received by individuals, many of us did not even know that the Battalion had been recommended for, let alone had received, this award. It was approved by the Department of the Army 18 February 1969, almost one year later. For those that were there, be proud of your accomplishments. They were hard fought.
2/35th - Meritorious Unit Commendation This is the text of the AWARD of the MERITORIOUS UNIT COMMENDATION, DA, General Orders Number 565, 18 February 1969.
4th Division - 1 May to 31 July 1968 4th Division; Operation MacArthur (Edited)
Ivy Leaf 3rd Brigade Moves Again 11 Aug 68 article covering the move of the 3d Bde from Kontum to the Oasis. Contributed by 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf Chaplain Haggin Takes Leave Of 'Sons' At Forward Bases 11 Aug 68 article. If you knew this man I would say you were lucky - Jim. Contributed by 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf Medic saves Montagnard's Life 11 Aug 68 article. Some things never change. Contributed by 4th Division Museum
Gen. Abrams Gives DSC To Ivyman 8 September 1968 SP4 Timothy Boris awarded the Distinguished Service Cross Roger Stitt Contributor
Hard Head 8 September 1968 And this is why we wear steel pots... Roger Stitt Contributor
Elephants Make A Small Circus 8 September 1968 2/35th is entertained Roger Stitt Contributor
Ivy Leaf Ivymen Hug Live Grenade 15 Sep 68 article on two soldiers of the 1/35th. Contributed by 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf Rots 'o Ruck 22 sep 68 1/35th soldier has close call. Contributed by 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf 'Aloha Airlines' Holds High Score—300 Kills 22 Sep 68 coverage of Aloha Airlines. Contributed by 4th Division Museum
Infantry Contacts Increase - US/ARVN Slay 97 Enemy 13 Oct 1968 2/35th at Duc Lap Roger Stitt Contributor
Village Refugees Receive Ivy Aid 13 October 1968 Roger Stitt Contributor
Duc Lap Sweep Garners 200 Bunkers 13 October 1968 2/35th - Task Force Bright. Roger Stitt Contributor
High wire Expert: The Great Wallenda As A LRP 20 Oct 1968 C 2/35th Roger Stitt Contributor
1/35th Receives New CO 27 October 1968 LTC Buckner replaces LTC Mundie Roger Stitt Contributor
Bees Assault MEDCAP Team 3 November 1968 Another 'Bee' story Roger Stitt Contributor
Ivymen Rout NVA From Volcano 10 November 1968 Duc Lap volcano Roger Stitt Contributor
'Magic Bus" Runs For Help 10 Nov 1968 Cacti Blue Civil Affairs at Duc Lap Roger Stitt Contributor
Mighty Ninth Blasts With Round 10,000 24 Nov 68 article covering the 2/9th Arty. Don Blankin contributor
2 companies Take President's Honors 1 December 1968 Alpha 1/35th and Bravo 2/35th recieve Presidential Unit Citation for action at LZ 10 Alfa, May 1966. Comments from two that were there in 1966. Roger Stitt Contributor
Four Ivymen Receive Cross Of Gallantry 22 December 1968 1/35th members Receiving the awards at Firebase Joan were Major Robert C. Woodworth of Maple Shade, N.J., Captain John A. Sans of San Jose, Calif., Specialist 4 David M. Bowman and Specialist 4 Joseph McCullough, both of Chicago. Roger Stitt Contributor
Escape and Evasion 1968 Five tales of Escape and Evasion. None of these guys were 35th Infantry Regiment but nevertheless, pretty interesting!
4th Division - 1 Aug to 31 Oct 1968 Aug, Sep, Oct 1968. Operation Binh Tay- Mac Arthur. Division level report with sections on Intelligence, Summary of Significant Battle Contacts. (Edited)
Ivy Leaf 'Cacti Green' Down Tiger 29 Dec 68 Delta Co 1/35th bags a tiger. Contributed by the 4th Division Museum
Michael Tousey contributed many of the news articles found below. Mike was originally with Delta Co 2/35th then was assigned to work with the Ivy Leaf. His contributions truly help in our understanding of events in the first half of 1969. The dates posted are the published date of the article. When the actual date become known we will post it. Send your comments via the E-mail Me link below.
"Remember When" The personal reflections of Bob Maves, Bravo Companay, 2/35th 1969-1970. If you served in Vietnam from mid 1969 to mid-1970, this account from one of our own just might bring up some memories of firebase locations and events from your time. Our thanks to Bob for sharing his story with us.
LTC Sulenski Takes Command - 'Cacti Blue' Gets New Leader 5 January 1969 LTC Sulenski replaces LTC Moore Roger Stitt Contributor
Scouts Aid 'Cacti Blue' In Ambush. 19 Jan 1969
Allies' Village Cordon Nets 59 VC Suspects 26 January 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
VC Are Forced to Diet 31 Jan 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Cited Posthumously - Heroic PFC Awarded 2 Feb 1969 Jerry Jefferson Silver Star award Mike Tousey contributor
'Cacti Blue' Find Weapons 2 Feb 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Ivy - Vietnamese Units Join In Successful Enemy Hunt 2 Feb 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
His Meal Was Just an Oink Away 8 Feb 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Lone Enemy Walks Blindly To Dead End 9 Feb 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
'Cacti Green' Patrol Recalls 20-Hour Ordeal 9 Feb 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Medal Of Honor Awarded 9 Feb 1969 Announcement of the MOH Award to Stephen Karopczyc Mike Tousey contributor
Ration Postcards 9 Feb 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Plei Djereng Flares Up - Firefights Badger NVA Troops 9 Feb 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Friendly Villager Points Out Mine 16 Feb 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
'Cacti Blue' Bags Huge Rice Store 16 Feb 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Chaplain Recalls Visiting Montagnard Missionaries 16 Feb 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Bisons Extract Troops Despite Jungle 16 Feb 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Pilots Add 2 Cents To Chaplain's Mass 16 Feb 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Fourth Locked In Combat C & D Co 1/35th north of Plei Djereng Roger Stitt Contributor
Fast PFC Outdraws Slow NVA 23 Feb 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Cacti Blue Seize Tax Collector 2 March 1969 Roger Stitt Contributor
6 March 1969 Bravo 1/35 and the 1st Bn 69th Armor clash with an aggressive NVA platoon. Excerpts from the Daily Journal Reports from both battalions. Map Section of the area included. David Fogg contributor
'Cacti Green' Give NVA Wild Valentine's Day 9 March 1969 - Action by 1/35th Louis Riccardi contributor
Cacti Blue Net Huge Ammo Pile 9 March 1969 Recon 2/35th Louis Riccardi Contributor
World War II Skyraider 'Jack Of All Trades' 9 March 1969 The Skyraider, known as the 'Spad" was always a welcome sight. Louis Riccardi Contributor Photos Included
SP4 Named Soldier Of Month 9 March 1969 David Mara named Soldier of the Month Louis Riccardi Contributor
NVA Officer Reveals Life In Hanoi 9 March 1969 Part 1 of 6 in a series on how the NVA felt and fought. Worth the read if you want to know what was going through the mind of an NVA Officer. Louis Riccardi Contributor
Lieutenant X And The Road South 23 March 1969 Part 3 of the story on an NVA Officer's role in the fight against the Americans. Mike Tousey contributor
Enemy Officer Tells Of Daily Life 30 March 1969 Part 4 of an NVA officer's fight against the Americans. Mike Tousey contributor
LT X; Reconnaissance Mission 6 April 1969 Part 5 of the Story of Lt. X Louis Riccardi Contributor
Lt X Tells Personal Thoughts 13 April 1969 The 6th and final chapter in this series Roger Stitt Contributor
Cacti Green Kills Six In Late Night Contact 23 March 1969 Bravo Co 1/35th Roger Stitt Contributor
'Fire Mission!' 9th Arty Is Ready 23 March 1969 "Mighty 9th" Roger Stitt Contributor
NVA Die, Arsenal Captured 30 March 1969 Chu Prong Mountains Louis Riccardi Contributor
Weapons Cache In Cacti Blue Hands 30 March 1969 Recon 2/35th Louis Riccardi Contributor
Famous Fourth's Third Brigade - Locks On NVA 24th Regiment 6 April 1969 Louis Riccardi Contributor
Walking Point Important Job, Calls For Complete Alertness 6 April 1969 Louis Riccardi Contributor
Cacti Blue Soldiers Use Cave As Hideout, Return Unscathed 6 April 1069 Ivy Leaf Don Blankin, contributor, served with the 2/9th Arty, "The Mighty Ninth", and with "Charlie Company, 2/35th as its FO in 1968-69. Don has always considered himself a "Cacti". We do too.
King And Queen, 4th's Trump Ace 6 April 1969 Ivy Leaf Don Blankin contributor
Hospital Uncovered By Famous Fourth 6 April 1969 Ivy Leaf Don Blankin contributor
General Cao Van Vien 6 April 1969 1968 Don Blankin contributor
Division Spelunkers Keeping In Practice 13 April 1969 2/35th in Chu Prong Roger Stitt Contributor
Quirte Surprises Colonel, Not cacti Blue 13 April 1969 'Quirte The Wonder Dog' Roger Stitt Contributor
Cacti Blue Pitching - 7 NVA Strikeout Victims 20 April 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Cacti Blue's Role Big In Mountains 27 April 1969 Ivy Leaf Don Blankin contributor
Cacti Blue Takes A Break 4 May 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Cacti Blue Awarded Unit Citation Honors 4 May 1969 Announcement of the Meritorious Unit Commendation from 1967-68 Mike Tousey contributor
Charlie Loses Rice To Cacti Blue Hunt 11 May 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Cacti Blue's Alpha Company Ransacks VC Supply Depots 11 May 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Allies Welcome Enemy Soldier 18 May 1969 B 2/35th surprised by Chiu Hoi Roger Stitt Contributor
Cacti Green Hunts Bases 25 May 1969 1/35th on 500 man CA south of Oasis Roger Stitt Contributor
Specialist Shaw Stops Enemy Sapper Attack 1 June 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Boosts 'Yard Morale - Plei Do Villagers Repel VC 1 June 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Cacti Blue Training Helps Green Soldier 8 June 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Red Base Stormed By Cacti 13 June 1969 Wiley "Tiny" Dodd contributor
Cacti Blue LZ Attacked; 18 Enemy Killed 15 June 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Recon's Reflexes Are VC Downfall 15 June 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Uncover Enemy's Arsenal 23 June 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Sarge Drops Lone Enemy 29 June 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
It's Only A Bear 29 June 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Get Monsoon Relief 29 June 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Shop Is Easy To Locate 29 June 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Recon Pays Off 13 July 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Cacti Green Find Snake In the Grass 13 July 1969 Mike Tousey contributor
Cacti Blue Soldiers Crash Enemy Meal 13 July 1969 Mike Tousey contributor Stan Traeb, Bravo Co. CO has written a short remembrance of this day. The Action actually took place on 10 June 1969.
Cacti Blue Zap Enemy Platoon 20 July 1969 Roger Stitt Contributor
1st Battalion 35th Infantry 1968-1970 This brief historical report discusses what it was like to arrive "in country", the sending home of the Colors of the 1/35th on April 15, 1970, and brief accounts of operations in 1968 to 1970. Submitted by Rick Gallina, Echo Co 1/35th 1969-70.
8 March 1970 Personal reflections of Jim "Doc" Hall, Medic, B Co. 2/35th about the events surrounding the death of 1st Lt John Penman.
Ivy Leaf And A Firebase Is Born 29 Mar 70 article on the creation of Firebase Hooper by the 2/35th Inf. Contributed by 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf Enari Turned Over to ARVN Reg. 3 May 70 article on the 15 April 70 turnover of Camp Enari to ARVN troops. Contributed by 4th Division Museum
Ivy Leaf Division Moves Base Camp 3 May 70 article of the move from Enari to Camp Radcliff at the end of March 70. Contributed by 4th Division Museum
4th Div's 3rd Bde Returns Home After 4 1/2 years of virtually continuous combat the 3rd Brigade returns home. Note: the 2/35th remained in Vietnam with the 4th Div) John Fielding Contributor
Ivy Leaf Division Wins CA Award 3 May 70 article on the Award of the Civic Action Citation to all members of the 4th Division. Contributed by 4th Division Museum
2/35th Operation Binh Tay 1 - 6 to 13 May 1970 The invasion into the Se San River Valley of Cambodia by the 2/35th. Good account of each Company's role in the Operation. Our many thanks to Richard Cazeault, Delta 2/35th, 1970, for providing so much material from the 1970's era of the 2/35th's participation in this war. Salute!
2/35th - Helicopter Crash - 13 May 1970 The account of this tragic accident includes the report on Helicopter 68-15837 and the personal account of Tom Mahon and Juan Pena, who were awarded the Soldier's Medal for their actions that day. George Heidt contributor
2/35th - Operation Putnam Paragon - 21 May to 28 Jun 1970 Continuing operations north of Camp Radcliff, the 2/35th continued search and destroy missions in pursuit of the enemy. Richard Cazeault contributor
2/35th - Operation Wayne Fast - 28 Jun to 14 July 1970 Operating 38 kilometers north of Camp Radcliff, the 2/35th alternated between FSB security and search and destroy operations. Richard Cazeault contributor
2/35th - LZ Welch to LZ Abbey - 14 July 1970 Documents the Battalion's move from Welch to Two Bits to Abbey. Richard Cazeault contributor
2/35th - Operation Wayne Span - 17 to 27 July 1970 Operations 40 kilometers north of Camp Radcliff in the Song Kim Son River Valley. Richard Cazeault contributor
2/35th - Operation Wayne Pierce - 29 July to 27 Aug 1970 Operations 68 kilometers north of Camp Radcliff in the fishhook region of the AN LAO VALLEY off FSB POWDER. Our thanks to Richard Cazeault for providing this report.
2/35th - Stand Down - 27 Aug to 7 Sep 1970 The 2/35th heads back to CAMP RADCLIFF for a stand down before its next operation. Richard Cazeault contributor
2/35th Operation Wayne Force - 8 Sep to 1 Oct 1970 The 2/35th is now working 85 kilometers SSW of CAMP RADCLIFF off FSB WASHINGTON looking for elements of the PHU YEN Provincial Forces. Richard Cazeault contributor
2/35th Operation Putnam Paragon 5 to 12 Oct 1970 The 2/35th rejoined the 2nd Brigade in Operation Putnam Paragon. This would be the last Operation in which the Battalion participated. In Nov 1970 the 4th Inf Div returned its colors to the US. Those men with significant time remaining were transferred to other units within Vietnam. Richard Cazeault contributor
35th Infantry KIA Study Dick Arnold has done a wonderful job in researching the KIA's of the 35th Infantry Regiment while in Vietnam. This study, authored by Dick, offers some insight into the statistical aspect of his "labor of love". Compares Battalions, Companies, Age, Province and much more. Worth the read!


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First Tuesday Film Club: Over the past several months we have spoken to and met with a number of movie goers encouraging us to offer an art/specialty movie once every month. With that in mind, the Lake Theatre presents an art, foreign, documentary, specialty, or classic movie on the first Tuesday of every month. We have formed an advisory committee to assist with the selection of films, to help secure special guest lecturers and film discussion leaders, and suggest ways to spread the word throughout Oak Park, River Forest and the surrounding area. Our current committee currently includes:
Bobbie Raymond Susie Helfrich Mary Kay O'Grady Shirley Johnson (Classic Cinemas) "Una Noche" -In Havana, Raul dreams of escaping to Miami. Accused of assault, he appeals to Elio to help him reach the forbidden world 90 miles across the ocean. One night, full of hope, they face the biggest challenge of their lives."Una Noche", will be presented on Tuesday, November 5th at 12:00 and 7:00 p.m. Admission is $6 matinee/senior and $8.50 evening.


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Before, During and After MBA
Alumni Insights
Women in B-School: A Blueprint for Change
With gender equality in many different segments of industry and education as a topic of global interest, the Graduate Management Admissions Council (GMAC) commissioned and recently released a report entitled "What Women Want: A Blueprint for Change in Business Education," which assessed the position of women in B-schools and post-graduate degree programmes.
Finance and Consulting Remain Top Choice for New MBAs
MBAs have a plethora of options from which they can choose, but finance and consulting remain the most common career paths taken by graduates......
You will Love an MBA That Fits Your Career Goals
An interview with an UCLA Anderson graduate from Colombia illustrates how the MBA can help you achieve your career goals, as well as personal and professional growth.....
An MBA Can Bridge Business and Technology Careers
An MBA graduate talks about his decision to pursue an MBA degree as a bridge between business and technology careers. ....
4 Reasons Why Non-Business Background Is Not a Problem for MBA (VIDEO)
The folks at mba.com are known for sharing their extensive knowledge on the MBA with the world, but in this video, they give the stage to Fisher Business School student Pete McCaffrey who gives us 4 reasons why not having a business background should not stop you from pursuing an MBA degree. ....
What MBA Graduates Say
What happens after you finish your MBA? What about your career progression? Is your salary higher? Has your position improved? Some answers to these questions can be found in the latest 2015 GMAC Survey. ....
MBA teaches you to see the world differently
About the author: Stefan Kirilov is a young professional with 6 years of working experience. Currently, he works as change manager at a multinational enterprise after making a break from working life for a little over a year when he went to study an MBA degree in Sweden....
My Business Chemistry
Frances Salayo comes from Canada. She is an award-winning professional in the Pharmaceutical industry, having ...
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Daniel Kiryakov is from Bulgaria. He went to study in the US as soon as he finished high school in his home country. Immediately after graduating from Clark University, he joined Yale School of Management through the school's Silver Scholar Programme ...
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Sharing experiences and thoughts in online blogs ...
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An Interview with Lilian Lee, University of Edinburgh Business School Graduate
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Sharing experiences and thoughts in online blogs has become very popular in recent years. What MBA students experience daily in classes, how they feel, how they cope with challenges: here are some blogs to share with you for an in-depth dive into the MBA world.
A Personalised Approach
An Interview with Alexey Buditskiy, Durham University Business School Graduate
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I Found Schoolmates with Outstanding Backgrounds
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EMBA: Managing Your Time
An interview with Graham Clark, Director of EMBA at Cranfield School of Management
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When One Bad Poll For Obama = Big News
Blog ››› ››› ERIC BOEHLERT
A new poll from Quinnipiac University is making headlines this week. Why? Because it shows Obama's approval rating at a low point of 42 percent. And when a single poll (and possibly outlier) shows Obama's approval rating going down, that's news!
From The New York Daily News:
President Obama's approval ratings hit all-time low, half don't think he deserves second term: poll
From Politico:
Poll: Obama's approval hits new low
From The Hill:
Survey: Obama's approval rating at all-time low 42 percent
News organizations all agree: The Quinnipiac poll is a big deal. But for context, here's a look at all the Obama approval rating polling results currently listed at PollingReport.com, for the month of March:
-Fox: 49:%
-ABC/Washington Post: 51%
-Allstate/National Journal: 49%
-Bloomberg: 51%
-Ipsos/Reuters: 49%
And here's a very recent result, not listed by PollingReport.com:
-Gallup: 49%
For the month of March, Obama's approval rating has been quite consistent (average: 50%), just as it's been for nearly the last 18 months. But when the Quinnipiac poll came out and broke with that trend, and broke with the trend in a negative direction, suddenly that single poll was big news.
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- New York Daily News
- Show/Publication
- Politico
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Ruthie Goldman Van Wijk, director of OTYF, at Aida Camp in Bethlehem
Six American yoga teachers have made base camp at a Bethlehem apartment. Daily they hatch plans, traverse checkpoints between Tel Aviv and East Jerusalem and teach yoga.
In a single week, they taught seven youth classes at Aida refugee camp, three workshops at Wings of Hope for Trauma, four classes at Jerusalem Flow Power, a workshop at Yogama in Even Yehuda, a workshop at Zman Yoga in Jerusalem, a class at the Wellness center in Bethlehem, and an Acro Yoga workshop at the Bethlehem Wellness center.
Ready to teach in the Mid East
YOGANONYMOUS caught up with OTYF teachers Ruthie Goldman Van Wijk and Amber Thompson via Skype between borders and sun salutations.
Hally Marlino: Ruthie, why did you start OTYF?
Ruthie Goldman: I had an idea...create a joint Israeli-Palestinian teacher training program and then create a program to sponsor teachers so they could teach to all sorts of populations without concern for the ability of the students to pay very much. I describe those kind of moments as the double F moments. We have a really big variety of people we teach to. I want to provide an opportunity that might not otherwise be there.
HM: Did you anticipate where you'd be today when you first began this journey?
RGV: No. I didn't know what it would turn into. People have asked us to come teach and here we are. You just go, 'I'm doing it!' You can't plan anything too tightly in the Middle East. You've got to be willing to show up and go with what's available. If somebody throws you a ball you catch it. So I said, I'll teach yoga here, I'll teach yoga there. I'll do anything. We've created relationships. We are growing.
HM: Tell me about working with kids at Aida Refugee Camp.
Children practice yoga at Wings of Hope.
RGV: I love them, my gosh.
Amber Thompson: The kids, they have such a collaborative spirit, there's a sense of community within them. Let's say kids were in line waiting to do a handstand. There's no helicopter parenting. They figure it out- if the little ones are getting shoved out, they watch out for each other, making sure each kid gets a turn, each kid gets the ball passed to them. They're self-regulated. They have to be.
HM: How did you find Aida and set up the gig?
RGV: The whole entire project started with my connection with Layla Kaiksow. She hooked me up with the director of the community center of Aida. She lives here and has done a lot of work with area orphanages. We met, had this mutual understanding and off we went.
HM: What is it like to teach yoga to kids in a refugee camp?
AT: For me going and teaching was one thing. Sorry, I'm gonna cry...(she pauses.) It became so much more. The second day the kids ran up to me, showing me the yoga poses and the games that we taught them. You see it's become something they want to continue. One of the camp leaders said to me, "I don't want this yoga to go away." She asked me to teach her how to teach the kids yoga. It means a lot.
Language of laughter
HM: Ruthie, what do you tell your kids about your Mid-East experiences? They must know there's some risk involved. How do you share your work with them?
RGV: We're Jewish. They're aware that sometimes fighting breaks out. Anybody could be scared. I tell them it's highly unlikely anything will happen, what a beautiful place Palestine is and how cool it is to visit Israel. They know about the good stuff. If you saw the house we're in with the garden and this loving family...the people here are amazing, kind, generous. I tell my kids I'm working to give some people more options, added possibility through yoga and teaching.
HM: What's in the near future for OTYF?
RGV: We're going to spread the word and make connections to start an OTYF Teacher Training Program in the coming year. My next goal is to work with Yoga Alliance to establish us as an official Registered Yoga School. I want these women- even if they never leave Palestine- to have that credential that is transferable. Being certified to teach yoga is a passport. We're going to do this right.
The straight dope from OTYF:
Please note, OTYF does not propose or endorse any specific resolution to the conflict. We support and endorse social, economic, and political justice for all peoples, and our work is geared toward offering possibility of employment, deeper health, and equality to Muslims, Jews, and Christians alike. We see ourself as part of the trajectory of the solidarity movement in Palestine and Israel, and we know that yoga can bring an inner peace to those who practice. OTYF trusts that this will contribute toward a path to peace and justice.


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Well, that was quick. What started out just days ago as a rumor about a possible Rayman: Origins sequel is now cold, hard fact. Ubisoft has confirmed that Rayman Legends is for real, and that development is being handled by Michel Ancel and Ubisoft Montpellier.
Full details have yet to be announced, but a leaked "internal video" reveals that the game is coming to Nintendo's Wii U with a load of exclusive content. You won't want to miss this one!
The Rayman Legends Wii U video was discovered and posted by French gaming website Gamekult, and it both confirms rumored features of the game and showcases many more. As suggested by the Rayman: Origins sequel survey discovered early this week, Legends will, indeed, be set in a number of "legendary" locations — in fact, the images that appeared alongside news of the survey appear to come directly from the leaked trailer.
The new game will continue to support up to four players in its campaign, but also adds new online competitive modes and what the developers are referring to as "Social Gaming," which looks very much like the Challenge Play events in Kinect Sports: Season 2 — put up a score and challenge a rival to beat it. Topping it all off is the same gorgeous art and fluid animation that players will remember from Rayman: Origins.
There is more to discuss — especially about the Wii U features — but not until you've seen the Rayman Legends Wii U trailer for yourself.
Now, did that look like a leaked "internal video" to you? In the wake of the trailer's posting, Ubisoft issued a statement claiming exactly that, while going ahead and confirming the game's existance
"An internal video showing images of Rayman Origins' sequel has leaked over the Internet. This video was intended as a purely internal demonstrative video, and in NO way represents the final game, the final console or their features."
"This video was destined for internal production teams who often create game prototypes with work in progress development kits. Ubisoft confirms the development of Rayman Legends handled by Michel Ancel and his team in Montpellier."
Whether or not the trailer represents anything "final" about either the game or the Wii U, it's full of information worth pouring over. For starters, how about that multiplayer footage? There continues to be conjecture about how many tablet controllers Wii U will ultimately support, but the trailer clearly shows a single tablet and three Wii Remotes. Using the tablet controller's touchscreen to move in-game objects for other players is a clever way to integrate the technology, and should offer younger (or less experienced) gamers an easy way to get in on the action. However, don't make too much out of the cord coming from the tablet controller in the trailer. According to Polygon, all Wii U dev kit tablets are wired, and the wireless version won't be available to developers until June.
Finally, there is the Skylanders-like Near Field Communication demonstration at the end of the trailer — if it isn't a "final" feature of Rayman Legends Wii U, it needs to be. Allowing players to bring power-ups and new characters (Ezio!) into the game via NFC just looks awesome, though it does raise some questions about how that content will be made available (as stand-alone figures? in bundle packs?) and how much it will cost. For that matter, would Ubisoft go to the trouble of producing a line of Rayman Legends figures exclusively for the Wii U game, or might there be a way to incorporate that content into other versions of the game, as well? What do you think?
We said it before (and we're not alone in the opinion), but Rayman: Origins really is one of the best games in recent memory (read our review). Almost any sequel have been a welcome proposition, but from the looks of the trailer, Rayman Legends ups the ante considerably — and we can't wait to find out more!
Ranters, what do you think of your first look at Rayman Legends? After seeing all the exclusive features, do you want to play the game on Wii U? Let us know what you think in the comments below.
Rayman Legends is currently in development for Wii U. Additional platform announcements will likely be made at a later date.
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AN artist's work will be part of a new film after it was spotted by a top Hollywood director.
Ribchester-based Angela Wakefield was delighted when her painting of a New York scene at sunset was featured on the front page of national magazine Art of England.
However, the opportunity also meant the image was spotted by award-winning director Danny Boyle who fell in love with the magazine cover.
Angela was approached last summer by studios Fox Searchlight for her permission to use the image in Danny Boyle's film Trance and it will be viewed around the world when it is released next month.
The exposure has also seen Angela make a record sale as the painting has since sold to a national collector for $12,500 (£8,244).
The mother-of-two created the acrylic on canvas work at the Ascot Studios Art Gallery in Ribchester where she has been based for 10 years.
She said: "I was at home painting when I heard that he wanted to use it.
"I just could not believe it and it sounded too good to be true.
"I was and am very, very flattered.
"It will be so exciting to see it on the big screen. That kind of thing doesn't happen every day."
Director and curator Phil Harwood said: "It was exciting for Angela just for the magazine coverage as she knew it would be seen by lots of people on the arts scene.
"However the reaction has been just amazing.
"As soon as the cover was out a collector called me and said he hadn't seen new art like it in a long time.
"Then Danny Boyle has seen the image and wants to use it too.
"It's Angela's talent that has created this buzz.
"She's the magic behind it all and after so long it's only now she is getting the recognition she deserves."
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Personally I believe nothing in this world is more gratifying than to have the ability to help others in need, especially when it comes to something as significant as their health. Even though most submissions will be particularly similar in response wanting to appear altruistic and selfless, I'll still go ahead and say it . I would love to pursue a career in healthcare. Being able to help people who cannot help themselves gives a feeling of wholeness nothing else can surpass. While being in the medical field I'll be able to help others recover their health or lessen pain and the ultimate goal of any healthcare provider save a life. The change in the world by this passion of mine is quite apparent by being part of a team that helps save lives, it is already helping change the world one step at a time. The goals I have set to fulfill this dream are to: transfer from the College I'm attending to a prestigious university, receive a bachelor's of science , and then apply to Medical School. These goals I have are going to be difficult to accomplish but with the right amount of determination and ambition anything can be obtained.


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NREC implemented an autonomous manipulator for explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) robots that greatly simplifies manipulator use and coordinates the movements of the manipulator and its platform.
The Manipulator Coordination (ACMM) system intelligently controls the manipulator's joints. Operators do not need to individually move each joint. Instead, the system controls the joints to move the end effector to where the operator wants it to go.
ACMM also coordinates the movements of the manipulator and its platform. Operators can click on an object and the robot will automatically move, reach out, and grab it (click and grab). They can also click on a location and the robot will autonomously navigate there (click and move).
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"The Interactive Metronome (IM) is a computer-based training program that has been shown to improve attention, coordination, motor planning, sequencing and timing for individuals with sensory processing difficulties.
People who may benefit from use of the IM include children with sensory processing disorders, attention deficit disorders, motor planning problems, poor coordination, gross and fine-motor concerns, as well as learning and language disorders. IM can also be used to improve academic performance and a wide range of cognitive difficulties.
The IM combines principles of the musical metronome with a computer to precisely measure and improve the participant's performance. It is the only research-based technology program that uses interactive exercises and a patented auditory guidance system to measure and improve one's rhythm and timing. By improving this fundamental ability, the individual learns to plan, sequence and process information more effectively.
The IM works by using special headphones and hand and foot sensors in order to measure how closely a participant responds to the computer generated beat. Participants are challenged to synchronize hand and foot movements with a tone heard through headphones. Audio and visual signals provide feedback to the participants about their performance, providing a non-invasive way to facilitate learning and motor development.
IM programs typically consist of 15 one-hour sessions, usually three-five times per week. The participant progresses through a series of exercises to systematically improve their timing, focus and concentration. The IM training can be adjusted and utilized with additional techniques to address individual concerns in therapy sessions."
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Universally good - well trained and attentive staff
Generally good entertainment
Beds are very comfortable, although a bit short. Tall people be alerted.
Good stabilizers, even in rough seas.
Universally bad- cabin
Other things that may or may not concern you:
Food is average in free dining areas. Don't expect to find shrimp cocktail, escargot, veal, sea bass. If that doesn't matter, no problem. Chefs do not know how to cook fish in main dining rooms. Other than salmon, it is always dry. Portions are small, although you can always ask for more and you'll be accommodated. The push is to go to paid dining rooms
Common areas have no quiet areas. No library to sit and read no game room.
There is no casino. Instead, common areas are filled with slot machines and gaming tables. This is everywhere including the outdoor pool area. No way to shield children from the gambling. It is More everywhere.
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Two New Online Dating Sites Where The Ladies Choose
Can I interest you in a little ladies choice … online? If you're tired of waiting for the man of your dreams to send you a winky face on OK Cupid, there are two new online dating sites that are offering you a virtual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Considering I'm not yet prepared to hire an online dating assistant, I'm open to finding new and exciting ways to make online dating a non-lame experience. After the jump, check out my findings on HerWay.com and AdoptAGuy.com.
|This site takes the shopping experience to a whole new level. You can find the stray, single man of your dreams and put him in your "dating cart" before other ladies snag him. The site is set up for maximum dude shopping efficiency. You can pick their age, social type, style and some bonus factors, like if you want him to be a vegetarian. They even have daily specials if you're a bargain hunter when it comes to love.
|This site's goal is to ensure that women are in control by restricting dudes from browsing and allowing women free reign to search anonymously. When you find a dude you're interested in, you reveal your profile and initiate contact. Voila! The upside, aside from the fact that you get to choose, is the privacy and safety of the site. No more weird, unwanted online stalkers. Yay!
The Verdict: Both sites are fun and easy to use, but Adopt A Guy seems more inclusive of the men folk. Sure, you are putting them in your shopping cart like some kind of new toy, but there's an appealing humor and irony in that. Wouldn't most guys laugh about being a cute girl's purchase of the day? I'm wondering what impetus men would have to log onto Her Way if they can't do anything but sit back and wait? How fun could that be for them?


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Saturday, July 21, 2012
If vintage, retro and classic are styles that ring your bell, but you still insist on high-tech sound quality, then Luke Nance, 23, has found his target consumer in you.
SpeakBoxx, a new concept in old-fashioned boom boxes, is about to hit the market and Nance, a Hood River native, is the creative spark behind the retro-fitted speaker system.
"I'm a music freak. I wanted to put out a product that is cool and the best possible sound," said Nance, who got the brainstorm to repurpose vintage suitcases into portable sound systems, all using high quality digital amp technology to guide the sound quality.
"The digital amp I've chosen produces the rich, full sound of the old tube amps," said Nance. "Plus, these become a cool piece of furniture for inside use, but can be taken anywhere."
Nance looks for suitcases in antique stores that have character. He then recycles high-quality speaker components into his creative designs. Nance's hidden secret, though, comes from his use of one particular digital amp that took him six months of research to find.
"The amp is about the size of a deck of cards, but the quality is great. I also try to repurpose as much of the original speakers as possible. This is all about creating the least amount of waste as possible. I guarantee all of the components."
Nance plans on offering "custom" portable sound systems for people who want to turn their favorite toolboxes or old steamer trunks into stereo systems.
"The systems can run sound for iPods, Blackberries, iPads — basically anything that has a 3.5mm headphone jack."
Nance's SpeakBoxxes can be designed as mono or stereo systems and can include potentiometers to eliminate buzz from speakers. Nance is even looking at building guitar amps into vintage cases.
"I come from a very entrepreneurial family. I've learned to be as self-sufficient as possible and to find small-business ideas," said Nance, who also owns a website design business. Handy, since his SpeakBoxxes will be sold primarily through his own website, SpeakBoxx.com, and social media referrals.
Nance returned to Hood River recently after five years in Hawaii working as a Le Cordon Bleu-trained chef at the high-end Kukio club. His sister Maria still runs her own business there producing "Kona Henna" — a top-quality, temporary tattoo product.
Nance and his father, Walt Nance, of Jack-of-All-Trades, are working together on two additional products which are still in the "confidential" stage — all while keeping the family handyman business hopping. And, according to Nance, there may be a food cart business in the near future as well.
While prices will vary for large or custom Speakboxxes, Nance hopes to keep the standard vintage suitcase models priced around $225-$250 each. The added bonus? No one will be wearing your same boom box atop their shoulders at that next beach party.
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Douglas E. Van Houweling, vice provost for information technology, will chair the consortium.
The consortium offers society the best and brightest minds focusing on one of the most important issues of our lifetimeinformation superhighways, Van Houweling says. We are pleased to be one of the primary participants.
The consortium, believed to be the first of its kind in the country, will help ensure that advanced telecommunications and information services are available to all Americans, following the national agenda outlined by President Bill Clinton.


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Tory Skeptics Raise Rebel Flag as Cameron Pressured on EU
In the London mansion where Benjamin Franklin negotiated American independence, British rebels gathered to toast their own fight against the European Union and deliver a warning shot to Prime Minister David Cameron.
More than 100 people, including two Conservative Cabinet ministers, descended on the Lansdowne Club last month to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Maastricht rebellion, when Tory lawmakers defied Prime Minister John Major and voted against the treaty that created the EU.
Then, 26 lawmakers came close to bringing down the government. Last year, three times as many Conservatives voted against Cameron, pushing for a referendum on British membership of the world's biggest trading bloc, with most of them arguing for withdrawal. His juggling act will be on display at an EU summit beginning today.
"Parliament is beginning to express the frustration of the average elector in this country," Nicholas Winterton, now retired from Parliament, one of the Maastricht rebels, said at the Nov. 19 dinner. On his lapel he wore a gold badge in the shape of a pound symbol, from the days of the campaign against joining the euro. "There are a lot of Tories who won their seats in 2010 who made their reputations as candidates on their outspoken opposition to a number of aspects of the European Union," he said.
Earlier guests had risen to their feet to clap and cheer as he and his fellow rebels walked into the 18th-century ballroom. A portrait of Margaret Thatcher, the former Tory prime minister who encouraged him and others to vote against Major, hung from the podium.
Common Market
As Europe's sovereign debt crisis drags on, rank-and-file Conservatives are increasingly calling for Britain to distance itself from an institution that they see as infringing U.K. sovereignty in areas from labor to immigration to human rights. They say it's no longer the "Common Market" that Britain agreed to join more than 40 years ago, and that the U.K. might be better off outside the bloc, more like Norway or Switzerland.
Still, almost 52 percent of Britain's trade last year was with the rest of the EU, with imports and exports adding up to 361 billion pounds ($582 billion), emphasizing the U.K.'s integration into the bloc's single market. That's something even euro-skeptics say they would want to remain part of. And even as the Tory euro-skepticism has grown, none of the U.K.'s main financial institutions have expressed concern about a loss of access to that market.
Labour Proposal
At different times, different British political parties have been anti-Europe. Labour's 1983 election campaign program supported withdrawal from the European Economic Community, the forerunner of today's EU.
Since 1997, the Conservatives have become increasingly hostile. There's little evidence, though, that the public sees Europe as a significant topic. Polling company Ipsos Mori has been asking people to name important issues facing Britain since 1974. Relations with Europe haven't been named by more than 10 percent since 2005.
Still, under pressure from his party, Cameron has signaled he'd be prepared to offer a referendum on a renegotiated relationship with the EU after the next election due in 2015.
In a speech to the diners at the anti-Maastricht celebration, Mark Pritchard, a Tory lawmaker who resigned from Cameron's government in March, mocked that referendum commitment as "jam tomorrow." He questioned whether the Conservatives would be able to win the election and honor the pledge.
'Big Opportunity'
Cameron said Dec. 10 he'll set out his plans soon to renegotiate membership and that he'll be arguing for Britain to stay in the EU. He denied this would mean confronting his party.
"Over the coming years there's going to be a big opportunity for a fresh settlement," Cameron told journalists at a lunch in London. "The settled will of the Conservative Party is absolutely in tune with the settled will of the country. We know in our heads we need to be part of this organization because we are a trading nation, but we know in our hearts we would like the relationship to work better."
What the outcome of a referendum would be is unclear. As in 1975, when Britons were offered the chance to leave the EEC in the only popular vote to have been held on membership, those arguing for staying in would include the leaders of all three main parties. Against them would be many Conservative lawmakers and the anti-EU U.K. Independence Party, which recently scored its best-ever results in special elections to fill House of Commons vacancies, finishing second in two held on Nov. 29.
In 1975, 67 percent voted to stay in. With the countries that use the euro moving for closer integration, U.K. opponents of EU membership say the argument is swinging their way.
'Our Laws'
"We want to get our country back, which means making our laws in our own Parliament," Environment Secretary Owen Paterson was cited as telling the Daily Telegraph newspaper in an interview last week.
The country's two biggest-selling newspapers, the Sun and the Mail, are both euro-skeptic in tone. A YouGov Plc poll in July found people saying they'd vote to leave the EU by 48 percent to 31 percent. Still, that changed to 42 percent backing remaining in the union over 34 percent who favored leaving in a scenario where Cameron was arguing for staying.
"When a referendum actually comes along, people normally swing towards the status quo," YouGov pollster Anthony Wells said in an interview. "There'd be businesses talking about losing trade, unions worrying about jobs. What these polls really tell us is that British people don't like the EU much."
Cash Defiance
Paterson and Northern Ireland Secretary Theresa Villiers were both at the dinner, though they didn't join in the applause for the passages in the speeches that directly attacked government policy. Still, they listened as Bill Cash, a Maastricht rebel still serving in Parliament, made clear he would continue to defy his leadership.
Cash argued that while the Maastricht rebellion hadn't kept Britain out of the EU, it had set the pattern for subsequent arguments and helped keep the country out of the euro. "It laid the foundations for the political war of attrition which has persisted to the present day," he said.
The chief victim of that war of attrition 20 years ago was the Conservative Party, which developed an image of being divided and, in Cameron's words, "banging on about Europe." That image was one factor in three consecutive election defeats by Tony Blair's "New Labour" starting in 1997, keeping it out of power for the next 13 years.
Ipsos Mori went from finding the Conservatives most likely to be identified as "the most clear and united," with 36 percent picking it ahead of the 1992 election, to it being the least, with 12 percent picking it in 1994.
UKIP Pact
Conservative opponents of EU membership argue that Cameron's refusal to call a plebiscite before 2015 harms their electoral prospects. One, Michael Fabricant, argued last month for an electoral pact with UKIP, arguing that promising a referendum would stop the Conservatives losing support to the anti-EU party.
Michael Ashcroft, an upper-house Tory lawmaker who funds independent polls, argues that this misunderstands why UKIP has gained support. He blames "a lack of Tory direction and grip" rather than hostility to Europe. On his blog, he wrote that UKIP "remains largely a protest vehicle for those who are fed up with the main parties."
Within Parliament, too, Europe's not the only thing inflaming rebellion among the Tories, some of whose lawmakers deplore Cameron's decision to go into coalition with the Liberal Democrats in 2010. Conservatives in the Commons spent two sessions this week attacking the government over plans to introduce gay marriage.
'Incendiary' Issue
"I'm struck by the vitriol they're pouring on their own ministers," Philip Cowley, professor of politics at Nottingham University and author of a book on parliamentary rebels, said in an interview. "It's more than Europe. But Europe is the gift that keeps giving. Other issues come and go, but Europe keeps coming back. It's incendiary for them."
Even were the public to again begin listing the EU as a concern, there's no guarantee it would help the Conservatives with the electorate. According to Ipsos Mori, the high point for concern about relations with Europe was April 1997, when 43 percent judged it important. In the following month's election, the Labour Party gained its largest parliamentary majority under Tony Blair, a pro-European who was considering joining the euro.
None of that holds sway with the current generation of anti-EU Conservatives. "I'm just an apprentice," Pritchard, 46, told the dinner, as he praised the rebels of 1992. "I'm just an understudy to those who went before."
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- Lot Area: 0.46
- Association Fee: $700
- Subdivision: H27 - Ganges/Glenn
- Style: Single Family
- Baths: 3 (Full: 3 3/4: 0 1/2: 0 Other: 0)
- Parking Type Description: Attached 2 cars
- Total Square Footage: 3,493 ($233.32 per sq. foot)
- Lot Size: 212 x 100
- County: Allegan
- Year Built: 1990
- Status: Active
- New Construction: No
- Above Ground Sq. Feet: 2,297
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $3,340
- School District: South Haven
Access Feat: Accessibility Features No
Additional Items All Window Treatments, Ceiling Fans, Ceramic Floor, Garage Door Opener, Water Softener/Owned, Whirlpool Tub, Wood Floor
Air Conditioning Central
Appliances Built in Oven, Cook Top, Refrigerator
Assoc. Amenities Beach Area, Other, Pets Allowed, Tennis
Assoc. Fee Incl. Other, Snow Removal
Association Info.: Assoc. Fee Payable Annually
Basement Yes
Design Contemporary
Driveway Paved
Exterior Material Other, Wood
Fireplace Living, Wood, Yes
Garage Type 2, Attached
Garage: Garage Yes
Heat Source Electric
Heat Type Heat Pump
Lot Description Wooded
Manufactured: Manufactured Y/N No
Other Association Info.: Approx. Assoc Fee - 700.00, Basement Rooms: Basement Bedrooms - 0, Basement Rooms: Basement Finished SQFT - 0.00, Basement Rooms: Basement Full Baths - 0, Basement Rooms: Basement Half Baths - 0, Basement Rooms: Total Basement SQFT - 0.00, Lower Rooms: Lower Half Baths - 0, Lower Rooms: Lower Bedrooms - 3, Lower Rooms: Lower Finished SQFT - 1196.00, Lower Rooms: Lower Full Baths - 1, Lower Rooms: Total Lower SQFT - 2297.00, Main Rooms: Main Bedrooms - 1, Main Rooms: Main Full Baths - 2, Main Rooms: Main Half Baths - 0, Main Rooms: Main Level SQFT - 2297.00, Road Frontage - 100.00, Upper Rooms: Upper Bedrooms - 0, Upper Rooms: Upper Full Baths - 0, Upper Rooms: Upper Half Baths - 0, Upper Rooms: Upper Level Square Feet - 0.00, Waterfront Options: Water Frontage - 100.00
Property Sub-Type Single Family Residence
Roofing Comp Shingle
Sale Conditions None
Street Type Paved, Private
Substructure Full Basement, Walk Out
Terms Available Cash/Conventional
Util Avail at Street Broadband, Electric
Utilities / Sewer Septic System
Utilities Attached Cable, Telephone Line
Water Fea. Amenities All Sports, Private Frontage, View
Water Heater Electric
Water Type Lake, Well
Waterfront Options: Water Access Y/N Yes
Windows Low E, Screens, Skylight
Den M 15x13
Kitchen M 16x12
Laundry Room M 16x8
Living Room M 30x18
Master Bathroom M 10x8
Master Bedroom M 22x13
Bedroom 2 L 20x16
Bedroom 3 L 20x15
Bedroom 4 L 14x14
Dining Area 16x15
Listing Courtesy of Laura J Durham of Mill Pond Realty