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WASHINGTON -- All four military services of the U.S. Department of Defense are preparing a joint Tenant Bill of Rights in an effort to ensure service members and their families have safe, quality homes and communities, and clear rights while living in them. It is intended to increase the accountability of privatized housing companies by putting more oversight authority in the hands of local military leaders.
All three service secretaries have seen firsthand and reviewed problems in housing units, and the Tenant Bill of Rights is intended to help remedy them by both protecting and empowering service members and their families.
The Tenant Bill of Rights will be enforced through renegotiated leases with the privatized housing companies. The Bills of Rights will be implemented in the coming weeks.
Posted by Mary Beth Long
Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, captured the essence and importance of reading with this simple quote. Whether it is learning the art of how to read or reading to learn important information, engaging children to read is key. The fundamental skill of reading can be difficult for some children. Finding ways to make the reading experience enjoyable can influence a child's reading success.
By David Vergun
WASHINGTON -- Lt. Col. Saunya N. Bright has been in the Air Force 18 years. During that time, she said, the food in military dining facilities has improved dramatically in terms of nutritional value and healthy eating choices.
Bright, a dietitian with the Air Force Medical Support Agency in Falls Church, Virginia, spoke at a Pentagon health fair yesterday and offered some tips to good eating.
By Lance Cpl. Drake Nickels,
CAMP PENDLETON, CA -- With its vast training areas and prime location along California's shorelines, Camp Pendleton is well known for producing the finest fighting forces on the West Coast. What Camp Pendleton might be less known for, however, is that it has been a backdrop to some of America's most famous films. Throughout Camp Pendleton's history, multiple movie producers have utilized its training grounds over Hollywood sets to recreate authentic war scenes of our Country's most famous battles.
"[Working with the entertainment industry] gives us an opportunity to showcase assets and capabilities that are available to production companies," said U.S. Marine Corps Master Sgt. Katesha Washington, Entertainment Media Liaison Office (EMLO). "It allows us also to accomplish our mission of telling the story of Marines."
WASHINGTON — Today the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced that it will celebrate the start of Women's History Month in March with a kickoff event on March 6, from 2-4 p.m. at the Women in Military Service for America (WIMSA) Memorial in Arlington, Virginia.
Sponsored by VA's Center for Women's Veterans, the event will feature 15 women Veterans representing all branches of military service in a 2019 campaign titled "Trailblazers: Women Breaking Barriers," celebrating the contributions of women Veterans in honor of Women's History Month and continuing through the rest of the year.
By Cheryl PellerinDoD News, Defense Media Activity
WASHINGTON, March 30, 2017 The Veterans Affairs and Defense departments are introducing to service members who have Servicemembers Group Life Insurance an online enrollment system called the SGLI On-line Enrollment System that enables active duty and eligible reserve and National Guard members to manage their group and family coverage online.
SGLI provides $400,000 in automatic life insurance coverage to service members when they enlist. SGLI members get automatic coverage for dependent children and non-military spouses under the family SGLI program.
By Carla M. McCarthy, Center for Information Warfare Training Public Affairs
PENSACOLA, Fla. (NNS) -- Sailors continue to benefit from the Navy Credentialing Opportunities On-line (COOL) program with the latest Navy COOL app update uploaded to app stores, March 28.
With more than 24,000 downloads so far, the app matches the most recent information found on the Navy COOL website.
By Rhonda Burke on March 28, 2017
While in high school, Josiah Hernandez came to a difficult crossroads in his young life. Twenty credits short of graduation and struggling with academic and self discipline, he dropped out. Just a few months later, in search of direction, he found the U.S. Department of Labor's Job Corps program.
Job Corps was a second chance for Josiah. He used it to set his life on a path toward prosperity.
By Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Cory Asato, Navy Public Affairs Support Element Det. Northwest
SILVERDALE, Wash. (NNS) -- Marine Corps Security Force Battalion (MCSFBn) graduated its newest batch of junior noncommissioned officers (NCO) at the command Corporals Course, March 17.
The mission of the course is to provide the Marine corporal with the education and leadership skills necessary to lead Marines. The local battalion chooses to send Sailors integrated into their platoons through the course, as well, promoting unit cohesion and leadership abilities.
From Chief of Naval Personnel Public Affairs
WASHINGTON (NNS) -- Navy junior officers interested in serving as a White House social aide can now apply through April 30.
The White House social aides have supported presidents and first ladies since the administration of President Theodore Roosevelt, and are represented by all branches of the military. They help manage guests who attend social functions at the White House, and also facilitate interactions with the president and first lady.
By Jessica Myers DoD News, Defense Media Activity
WASHINGTON, March 22, 2017 — The selection of the 2017 Women's History Month theme, "Honoring Trailblazing Women," falls in perfect harmony with the centennial anniversary of the first enlisted woman to enter into military service. The Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services and the Veteran Affairs Center for Women Veterans co-hosted an event at the Women in Military Service for American Memorial yesterday, celebrating the historic enlistment of Loretta P. Walsh, March 21, 1917, exactly 100 years ago to the day.
In the spring of 1917, the United States began preparing for the inevitability of war. However, men were not enlisting in sufficient numbers. On March 19, 1917, Navy Secretary Josephus Daniels determined that women could be enrolled in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force and issued an order authorizing their enlistment.
By Lisa Ferdinando DoD News, Defense Media Activity
WASHINGTON, March 23, 2017 — Karen Pence, the wife of Vice President Michael R. Pence, honored military women today as part of events for Women's History Month.
"We just wanted to say 'Thank you,'" she told three dozen service members at an afternoon reception at One Observatory Circle, the vice president's residence at the Naval Observatory here.
By Luke Murren March 22, 2017
The jobless rate for all veterans edged down to 4.3 percent in 2016 from 4.6 percent in 2015, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' recently released annual Employment Situation for Veterans. This continues a downward trend from the peak of the recession in 2011, and brings the veteran unemployment rate near pre-recession levels.
Some highlights from the 2016 report include:
By Suzanna Brugler, Naval Supply Systems Command Global Logistics Support, Deputy
SAN DIEGO (NNS) -- Naval Supply Systems Command Global Logistics Support (NAVSUP GLS) Household Goods (HHG) added 15 more webinars to its series of live, interactive webinars that assist Sailors and their families in facilitating military moves, March 10.
The total number of webinars offered since Jan. 10 is 65, up from the original 50 scheduled early this year.
VA's rule establishes presumption of service connection for diseases associated with exposure to contaminants in water supply at Camp Lejeune VA to provide disability benefits for related diseases
WASHINGTON – The Department of Veterans Affairs' (VA) regulations to establish presumptions for the service connection of eight diseases associated with exposure to contaminants in the water supply at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, are effective as of today.
By Jeremy Beale/Staff Writer, Marine Corps Base Quantico
Forty-seven year old, retired Marine Maj. Shalisa Davis, returned to Quantico Marine Corps Information Operations Center, where she works, after becoming the first African American woman to finish seven marathons in seven days across seven continents.
Pushing through sleep-depravation, physical exhaustion and illness, Davis ran over 183 miles, thus completing a seven part marathon series.
By C. Todd Lopez March 6, 2017
WASHINGTON (Army News Service) -- The standard issue combat boot most Soldiers wear today, the one most commonly worn in Iraq and Afghanistan, is great for sandy dunes, hot dry weather, and asphalt. But it's proven not so good in hot and wet environments. So the Army has developed a new jungle boot that some Soldiers will see this year.
In September, Chief of Staff of the Army Gen. Mark A. Milley directed the Army to come up with a plan to outfit two full brigade combat teams in Hawaii, part of the 25th Infantry Division there, with a jungle boot. The Army had already been testing commercial jungle boots at the time -- with mixed results -- but didn't have a specialized jungle boot, so Program Executive Officer Soldier, headquartered at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, had to get a plan together to make it happen.
By Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Liah Kitchen 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing
MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP PENDLETON, Calif., March 2, 2017 — Transitioning out of the military can be a difficult and stressful time for service members. Many go back to their hometowns to be with their families, while others find work in the area of their last duty station.
Planning for life after the military is one of the key elements in a smooth transition. For retired Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Junior Hamilton, this means exchanging his uniform for business attire.
WASHINGTON - Military Outreach USA, a partner of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), recently launched a program to encourage communities to connect with local VA facilities and help VA provide support to homeless or recently homeless Veterans and their families.
The Adopt-a-VA program, which began in February, connects individuals and community organizations, such as schools, faith-based groups and businesses, with a local VA Homeless Program case manager at the VA Medical Center or community-based outpatient clinic in their area to help meet Veterans' non-medical needs.
By Donna Cipolloni, Naval Air Station Patuxent River
NAVAL AIR STATION PATUXENT RIVER, Md., March 3, 2017 - Following the last of the female yeomen leaving active duty at the end of World War I, only a small number of Navy nurses represented their gender in naval service. But World War II would change all of that. In the early 1940s, the Navy prepared to accept not only a large number of enlisted women, but also the first female commissioned officers who would supervise them.
On July 30, 1942, President Franklin Roosevelt signed the Navy Women's Reserve Act into law, creating what was commonly known as the WAVES — Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service — a division of the U.S. Navy created during World War II to free up male personnel for sea duty. Little did anyone know that the resulting influx of women in the U.S. Navy would last far beyond the World War II "emergency" for which they had been recruited.
By Mika Cross on March 2, 2017
Imagine if you drove trucks for the military in some of the world's most dangerous and challenging terrain, in every kind of weather, day and night. After years of serving your country, you decide you want to go home, be closer to family and get back to work.
As you begin to transition from service, you make a surprising discovery: Suddenly, it doesn't matter that you were promoted three times, won service medals and logged hundreds of thousands of miles driving. Employers require you to re-certify and re-train for the very same work you performed in the military. Even though you've got the skills, it's hard to get a foot in the door. For too many veterans, this is a real problem.
By Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Eric Lockwood, Naval History and Heritage Command, Communication and Outreach Division
WASHINGTON (NNS) -- "How can history inform our maritime strategy today?" Your answer to that question may be the basis for an entry in the Chief of Naval Operations 2017 Naval History Essay Contest, recently announced in NAVADMIN 024/17.
According to the message, CNO Adm. John Richardson directed the contest to further understanding of how lessons from history inform the Navy's way ahead.
By Kristine M. Sturkie, Navy Exchange Service Command Public Affairs
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (NNS) -- Beginning Veteran's Day, Nov. 11, military exchange online shopping privileges will be extended to all honorably discharged veterans of the U.S. military.
The Department of Defense announced this policy change as a way to recognize the contributions of service members who served in the military and to thank them for that service.
Congratulations! You just found out your next duty station is in a land far, far away. Your excitement for new adventures may be tempered by questions about what life will be like in a new location and how you'll get your family there. The good news is that there are resources available to assist families just like yours. Start with a Military OneSource spouse relocation and transition consultation. The consultant can:
from the MilitaryOneSource newsletter
Many service members and their families benefit from the multitude of state laws passed each year. Who is responsible for working at the state level to address the specific needs of military families?
The answer to that question is the Defense State Liaison Office. The DSLO, located in Washington, D.C., was established in 2004 by the Undersecretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness. At that time, the department did not have processes to resolve state issues for service members and their families. DSLO was established to "level the playing field" and remove barriers for service members and their families. As the department continues to transform service member and family support programs, DSLO also provides an opportunity to forge new ways of addressing requirements and aligning support with the programs implemented by states and communities.
Would you like to spend time whitewater rafting, hiking, rock climbing, winter camping, backpacking, exploring the environment, running ropes courses, or practicing wilderness skills? What if you could do these activities with other military youth just like you?
Military teens (14-18 years old of Active Duty, Guard, Reserve, and Retired personnel) will have an opportunity to participate in adventure camps scheduled May 2016 through February 2017 at little to no cost. These high energy, high adventure, and high experience camps are planned across the United States from Washington to New York and the states in between. This is the perfect chance for you to experience the outdoors as you never have before!
When school's out for summer, it's helpful to have some activities planned to keep your kids busy, engaged and having fun. Department of Defense summer camps may be a great addition to your child's summer lineup. Make it a summer to remember by checking out these potential camping experiences:
Teen adventure camps
By Jim GaramoneDoD News, Defense Media Activity
WASHINGTON, March 1, 2017 Even after 100 years, the world still feels the effects of what was known at the time as The Great War.
The current situation in the Middle East owes much to the divisions imposed on the region as a result of World War I. The U.S. civil rights effort grew out of the segregation and discrimination African-Americans were subjected to as they strove to serve their country in combat.
WASHINGTON — Researchers know of aspirin's benefits in preventing certain ailments — from cardiovascular disease to most recently colorectal cancer. But while the link to those two conditions was made, researchers also questioned how and if this "wonder drug" could work to ward off other types of cancers.
Thanks to a team led by Dr. Vinod Vijayan at the DeBakey Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Center in Houston and Dr. Lenard Lichtenberger of the University of Texas Health Sciences Center, new studies verify their theory of cancer-prevention benefits based on aspirin's effects on platelets—blood cells that form clots to stop bleeding. The findings appear in the February 2017 issue of Cancer Prevention Research journal.
By Mark DeWolf March 1, 2017
This Women's History Month, we're taking a look at women's contributions to the U.S. labor force. Here are some noteworthy statistics we've rounded up!
Women are Integral to Today's Workforce
By Ed Barker, Naval Education and Training Professional Development Center Public Affairs
PENSACOLA, Fla. (NNS) -- Career-minded officers interested in developing language skills and regional cultural knowledge are encouraged to apply for the fiscal year 2019 (FY-19) Olmsted Scholar Program, announced Feb. 17 in NAVADMIN 038/17.
Currently available to unrestricted line, Information Dominance Corps and Supply Corps officer designators, the Olmsted program is a unique scholarship opportunity offering two years of graduate study using a foreign language, while providing overseas cultural and travel opportunities and often leading to a graduate degree at a foreign university.
by Senior Airman R. Alex Durbin633rd Air Base Wing Public Affairs
3/27/2015 - JOINT BASE LANGLEY-EUSTIS. Va. -- Following recent changes to Department of Defense Basic Housing Allowance policies, U.S. Service members living in privatized base housing will no longer automatically receive renter's insurance through property management companies.
Since privatization, Service members who live in military housing communities were automatically provided renter's insurance through the terms of their lease agreement with property management companies who were compensated through monthly BAH allotments for rent, utilities and renters insurance.
By Army Sgt. 1st Class Tyrone C. Marshall Jr.DoD News, Defense Media Activity
WASHINGTON, March 23, 2015 - Defense Secretary Ash Carter recognized several U.S. service members today for their service in Afghanistan and their families for their sacrifices as he hosted the Afghan president and chief executive here.
During a Pentagon center courtyard ceremony, Carter, alongside Secretary of State John F. Kerry, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and Afghan Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah, paid tribute to U.S. troops, their families, civilians, and thousands of contractors who have served in Afghanistan.
DoD News, Defense Media Activity
WASHINGTON, March 12, 2015 - Operation Freedom's Sentinel is now a qualifying operation for award of the Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal and Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, according to a Defense Department news release.
In a memorandum signed yesterday, Undersecretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness Jessica Wright approved award of Global War on Terrorism Medals for Operation Freedom's Sentinel, retroactive to Jan. 1, 2015, the release said.
By Lisa FerdinandoDoD News, Defense Media Activity
WASHINGTON, March 10, 2015 - They greeted troops in places including Afghanistan, Bahrain and Diego Garcia, performed on an aircraft carrier as jets took off for missions in Iraq and Syria, and saw the Korean demilitarized zone where American troops serve.
The Vice Squad USO World Tour took participants literally to the front lines where members of the U.S. military serve to protect America, said Navy Adm. James A. Winnefeld Jr., the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
DALLAS - The Army & Air Force Exchange Service knows that for Soldiers and Airmen, there truly is no place like home. With this in the mind, the Exchange is offering one lucky winner a home makeover valued at $18,000.
The $18,000 Home Makeover Giveaway is part of the Exchange's Because of You program, a yearlong effort to recognize and reward service members for their sacrifice and dedication to our country. One grand-prize winner will receive:
From a National Center for Telehealth and Technology News Release
JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, Wash., March 27, 2014 - Children in military families move six to nine times between kindergarten and high school, and a mobile app launched in December can help them cope with leaving a familiar place for the unknown.
The Big Moving Adventure app lets children create a Muppet friend to help them through the moving process.
Searching for: Families who are currently insured by USAA for a new television commercial. Especially seeking multi-generational families with USAA
By Jim GaramoneAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Mar. 24, 2014 - As the United States continues to support the search for the Malaysian Airlines Flight 370, the Navy is sending a towed pinger locator, as well as a Bluefin-21 autonomous underwater vehicle, to Perth, Australia, Pentagon Press Secretary Navy Rear Adm. John Kirby said today.
The pinger could be used to locate the missing airliner's black box, while the autonomous underwater vehicle has sophisticated sonars that could be used to locate wreckage. Malaysian officials said evidence points to the plane crashing in the Indian Ocean west of Australia.
From a TRICARE News Release
FALLS CHURCH, Va., Mar. 24, 2014 - Walk-in service at TRICARE service centers in the United States is ending April 1.
TRICARE officials said the change reflects "the always growing number of TRICARE beneficiaries who most often now turn to a laptop or cell phone when they have questions about their health care."
By J.D. LeipoldArmy News Service
WASHINGTON, Mar. 19, 2014 - Twenty-four U.S. Army veterans from three wars -- World War II, Korea and Vietnam -- received upgrades to the highest military decoration for uncommon bravery and gallantry at a White House ceremony yesterday.
President Barack Obama presented posthumous Medals of Honor to family members and representatives of 21 of those soldiers, and draped the sky-blue ribbon and five-pointed star-bearing medals around the necks of the three living veterans from the Vietnam War.
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March 18, 2014
The Department of Defense POW/Missing Personnel Office announced today that the remains of a U.S. serviceman, missing from the Vietnam War, were recently accounted for and will be buried in a group burial ceremony.
Army Staff Sgt. Lawrence Woods of Clarksville, Tenn., will be buried as part of group on March 21, at Arlington National Cemetery, in a ceremony honoring the servicemen who were lost in an aircraft crash on Oct. 24, 1964.
From a Social Security Administration News Release
WASHINGTON, Mar. 18, 2014 - Social Security claims from veterans with a Veterans Affairs Department disability compensation rating of 100 percent permanent and total have a new process that will treat their applications as high priority and issue expedited decisions.
Carolyn W. Colvin, acting Social Security commissioner, said the new process is similar to the way the agency currently handles disability claims from wounded warriors.
FOOD NETWORK and the producers behind GUY'S GROCERY GAMES are gearing up for the much anticipated 5th Season of THE GREAT FOOD TRUCK RACE! Have you been dreaming of owning and operating your very own food truck? Well, you are in luck! Acclaimed chef and host of The Great Food Truck Race, TYLER FLORENCE, is once again giving you the opportunity to START YOUR OWN FOOD TRUCK!
YOUR DREAM. YOUR CUISINE. And YOUR cooking skills transformed into your very own mobile restaurant!
By Terri Moon CronkAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Mar. 13, 2014 - First Lady Michelle Obama hosted military children and their families at the White House yesterday for a special screening of the Disney motion picture "Muppets Most Wanted," with an opening address by the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Army Gen. Martin E. Dempsey.
The event was part of the Joining Forces initiative, established in April 2011 by the first lady and Dr. Jill Biden, Vice President Joe Biden's wife, to mobilize support for military families and veterans by all sectors of society.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 12, 2014 - It was called The Great War even as it was going on. It engulfed the world, and the world is still feeling its effects.
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the start of World War I, and U.S. officials are gearing up to mark the centennial.
By Cheryl PellerinAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Mar. 12, 2014 - In a small office on the second floor of the Pentagon's "D" ring, the world's largest provider of assistive technologies helps thousands of wounded service members and disabled federal employees stay and advance in the workplace.
The Computer/Electronic Accommodations Program, or CAP, was established in 1990 to provide assistive technology and accommodations at no cost to make sure people with disabilities have equal access and opportunities at the Defense Department. The program has since expanded to include 68 federal partner organizations.
WASHINGTON, March 26, 2013 - Twenty-one Medal of Honor recipients who put their lives on the line in extraordinary ways and circumstances paid tribute yesterday to four citizen-heroes who also went above and beyond for their fellow man. The first Medal of Honor was presented March 25, 1863, to Union Army Pvt. Jacob Parrott. On the 150th anniversary of that event, more recent Medal of Honor recipients gathered at Arlington National Cemetery to honor fallen war heroes with a somber wreath-laying at the Tomb of the Unknowns.
Following the wreath-laying, the Medal of Honor recipients and civilian honorees they had selected from among 23 finalists moved to the nearby Women in Military Service for America Memorial for another ceremony.
WASHINGTON, March 25, 2013 - As service members start to receive their orders for summer moves, it's time for working spouses to update resumes, start networking for job opportunities and contact career counselors at their new locations, a Pentagon official recommends.
In an interview with American Forces Press Service and the Pentagon Channel, Meg O'Grady, program manager for the Spouse Education and Career Opportunities Program, said Defense Department officials are "absolutely dedicated" to helping military spouses overcome challenges they face in looking for education and career opportunities.
WASHINGTON, March 22, 2013 - Defense Department officials recognize that an unemployed spouse can affect a service member's retention, so efforts continue to allow spouses' professional licenses to transfer from state to state as military families move from one duty station to another, a Pentagon official told American Forces Press Service and the Pentagon Channel.
Marcus Beauregard, chief of DOD's states liaison office, noted that certain occupations such as nursing and other medical positions require licensing.
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Gardner-Webb women�s basketball head coach Rick Reeves has announced the signing of Christina McQueen, Kiera Currie and Tierra Huntsman to National Letters of Intent to continue their careers at Gardner-Webb next fall.
McQueen comes from Findlay High School in Findlay, Ohio, where she is an All-District and an All-Conference performer for the Trojans. Heading into the 6-foot-2 forward�s senior season this year, McQueen was averaging 12.7 points and 9.4 rebounds per game, while blocking a total of 61 shots.
Gardner-Webb women�s basketball head coach Rick Reeves has announced the signing of Christina McQueen, Kiera Currie and Tierra Huntsman to National Letters of Intent to continue their careers at Gardner-Webb next fall.
McQueen comes from Findlay High School in Findlay, Ohio, where she is an All-District and an All-Conference performer for the Trojans. Heading into the 6-foot-2 forward�s senior season this year, McQueen was averaging 12.7 points and 9.4 rebounds per game, while blocking a total of 61 shots.
Currie, a 5-foot-10 guard from Romeoville High School in Romeoville, Ill., is an All-State, All-Area and All-Conference honoree that is built like a post player but can step out and shoot the ball effectively from 17 feet. Currie, who also plays for the Boilingbrook Panthers AAU Team, entered her senior season with 943 career points, averaging 18.5 points, 10 rebounds, five assists and three steals per game while shooting 70 percent overall from the free throw line and 40 percent from behind the 3-point arc.
Huntsman, a 5-foot-8 point guard from Connersville High School in Connersville, Ind., is a first-team all-state selection and a Hoosier Basketball Magazine all-state pick. She is a member of the Indiana Flight AAU team, and going into her senior season, Huntsman had compiled 1,094 career points, averaging 21.1 points, 8.8 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 3.5 steals per game, while also shooting a stellar 45 percent from the field overall.
Gardner-Webb, which is off to a 4-2 start this season, will open conference play on Saturday at 3 p.m. when it hosts Coastal Carolina.
3 sign with GWU volleyball � Gardner-Webb volleyball head coach Leo Sayles has announced the signing of Taylor Lillard, Emily Steele and Brianna Starr, who will join the Runnin � Bulldogs next fall.
Lillard, who hails from Victorville, Calif., where she plays at Victor Valley High School under head coach Jackson Wong, is a four-year varsity letter award winner. She is a four-time all-league selection and a three-time first-team all-area honoree. She is a two-time team MVP and Hesperia Summer Tournament MVP. Lillard , who is line for a number of postseason honors once more at the conclusion of this season, was also part of the Club Jo�s club teams that qualified at both the 17-under and the 16-under age groups.
Steele, a 6-foot-2 middle and right side hitter, comes to GWU from J.H. Rose High in Greenville, where she played under head coach Norman Cabacar. The three-year letter award winner and two-time team captain played in 209 matches while at Rose High, posting a school-record 211 blocks over her three years on the varsity squad. Steele, who also registered 629 kills, 244 digs, 68 service aces and 17 assists for the Rampants in her career, has also been a member of the East Carolina Junior Volleyball Club team for the last six years.
Starr comes to GWU from Blue Springs, Mo., where she suited up for Blue Springs High and head coach Katie Grusing. Starr, who is a multi-sport and letter winner during her time at Blue Springs, had a strong senior season in which she was named to the all-state, all-region, all-conference and all-district teams, and also earned a spot on the Under Armour All-America watch list. The senior team captain was also named to the Prepvolleyball.com Hardest Hitter list and earned a spot in the Missouri/Kansas All-Star game. She has played for the Invasion Volleyball Club and is a track and field standout, as well.
Gardner-Webb track and field finalizes schedule for 2012-13 season � Gardner-Webb University�s track and field program has released its schedule for the 2012-13 competition season, highlighted by the Indoor and Outdoor Big South Conference championship meets, held Feb. 21-22 in Winston-Salem and April 18-20 in Lynchburg, Va., respectively.
The Runnin � Bulldogs open the season this week at the Appalachian Invitational, with a group of multi-event performers traveling to Boone for competition Thursday. GWU will also compete Friday and Saturday at the Invitational.
GWU�s next meet comes Jan. 18-19 for the Niswonger Invitational, hosted by East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, Tenn. The team will also compete at the JDL Invitational (Feb. 1-2, Winston-Salem), Tiger Invitational (Feb. 8-9, Clemson, S.C.), and Appalachian State Invitational (Feb. 15, Boone) prior to Big South Indoor championships Feb. 21-22.
The outdoor season includeds competitions at the Coastal Carolina Invitational (March 8-9), 49er Invitational (March 14-16), VertKlasse Meeting (March 22-23, High Point) and Florida Relays (April 5-6, Gainesville, Fla.) prior to Big South Outdoor championships April 18-20.

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I am late getting home today, something called work gets in the way sometimes, but the big news of the day is that Michigan has become the 24th right to work state, and the union bosses and their thugs are not happy. That happens when you mess with corrupt people's money. Yes, I am calling many union bosses corrupt, and when the flow of corrupt money is threatened, well, violence soon follows. The Other McCain has video of Steven Crowder getting punched, sucker punched to be exact, four times I think, by a union thug.
Who to blame for this, theories vary, some will point to certain Michigan Democrats who Tweeted that "there will be blood"
The Michigan House Democrats tweeted out a call to violence today over the right to work bill that was passed by Republicans in the House and Senate.
"We are going to undo 100 years of labor relations. And there will be blood. We will relive the battle of Overpass." -Geiss
The Democrats later removed the tweet.
…But not before Dana Loesch saved a copy of it.
Smitty opines that it was the RAAAAACIST tent that Americans for Prosperity put up that set off the thuggery
It seems that the Americans for Prosperity tent was a hotbed ofraaaaacism, and the 1% were using it as a base for #WarOnWomen attacks. So I guess you can sympathize with the need for 'honest', State-fearing Union Goons to protect the turf on which the tent sat, and the power that the Union had accumulated through years of graft.
Note the rage displayed by, not Crowder, but the union thugs. Note also that Crowder could take that guy in the video. But, as Crowder noted on Hannity's radio show today, things would have gotten very bad for him had he fought back. Crowder also challenged any one of these thugs to a one on one meeting, a challenge they will never take of course. The thug in question has been ID'd as Tony last name unsure as of now, hi Tony, lose your cool much there douche bag? Gateway Pundit has that info
The union official who sucker punched Steven Crowder today in Michigan has NOT been fully identified.
His name is Tony according to Gateway Pundit They do give a last name, but I have not seen enough to post it. I should not have been so quick to report that his name was Tony Cummings. That apparently is wrong, and I apologize for rushing to post that! Dana Loesch has more including info on the thug heard screaming about a gun in the video
Tony shown here showing how to properly debate a political issue, union style


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Just the other night, I was halfway toward drifting off to sleep and I stopped on the California-USC basketball game to serve as my song of slumber.
Before my eyelids sealed shut, I caught a glimpse of something that really disturbed me.
Just the other night, I was halfway toward drifting off to sleep and I stopped on the California-USC basketball game to serve as my song of slumber.
Before my eyelids sealed shut, I caught a glimpse of something that really disturbed me.
Cal coach Mike Montgomery, during a timeout, became irate at star player Allen Crabbe and pushed him in the chest.
I have often said that had I not became a sports writer, I would have probably gotten my teaching degree so that I could be a basketball, baseball or football coach.
So anytime I see a coach acting out of character or distasteful, it really bothers me, especially when said coach is dealing with kids.
Now don�t get me wrong, I played sports and I understand how emotions are intensely strong and can be a huge part of the game.
That being said, I do not think Montgomery should be punished with anything harsher than a three-game suspension, but there are plenty of alternatives coaches can use.
If you want to break a clipboard, slam your hand down on a chair, toss a towel or jacket, that�s one thing, but it should never be taken out directly on your players.
I don�t even believe a coach needs to curse to get his/her point across.
The best coaches are those who can relate to and realize what inspires/fires up their players.
Each athlete, just as any other human being, is wired completely different from any other.
Yelling at some kids motivates them, while it completely demoralizes others and renders them a shell of themselves.
For me, I had my father as a coach for most of my playing life and he obviously knew that challenging me was the way to get through to me.
He would often say to me �prove to me that you can make this shot,� or �can you really hit this kid�s curveball?�
With other kids, he would raise his voice a little bit, while with others, he would put his arm around them and give them encouraging words.
I was never physically confronted by a coach but had some challenge me verbally, which I was fine with, just shook it off and played the game.
Another severe incident was a few years back when Texas Tech�s then coach Mike Leach took it the extreme of locking a player in a confined space, which is borderline insane.
Anger will always be there in any profession, but how you handle it and how you react to it says a lot about a coach�s character.
I believe in the saying that �character is defined by how you treat someone who can do nothing for you.�
So if we treat those who can do nothing for us well, naturally we have to treat those who can do something for us well also.
I hope that Montgomery is reprimanded accordingly and learns from his mistakes and that other coaches across the country learn from it also.


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The Predator EP was only available digitally and through their MerchNow store, and was funded by the band's recently fulfilled Kickstarter campaign, which raised more than double their initial $10,000 goal (500 backers contributed $21,258 total funds). Additionally, The Predator was No. 15 on the iTunes rock chart and was Revolver Magazine's album of the week.
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Ricky Jean Francois left Philadelphia without a contract.
He won't be leaving Indianapolis without one. Just after Colts owner Jim Irsay promised news of a big new signing, Adam Caplan of TheSidelineView.com scooped him by reporting that the former 49ers defensive lineman had agreed to a four-year, $22 million deal with the team.
There's no word on guarantees or how the contract breaks down, but it's a pretty nice contract for a player who has been a reserve for the 49ers throughout his career. He's done a good job in the role and filled in well for Justin Smith when Smith was injured in the second half of last season, but he'll still be asked to play the lion's share of snaps for the first time in his career.
Jean Francois played all over the line for the 49ers so we'll have to wait and see exactly how Chuck Pagano plans to use him up front for the Colts in 2013. Defensive end would be the most logical spot, but the Colts are adding players quickly so things could wind up differently.
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Last night at class I was concentrating on compression. I wanted the class to see the places in Naihanchi Shodan where we compress our bodies, expand, and re-compress.
I spoke about lowering the shoulders, squeezing the muscles in the back, sides, chest, abs, thighs, buttocks... We pretended to hold a big ball in front of our chest and lower stomachs, and practiced squeezing down and up on it. We practiced using the koshi in a rotational way, not like a Lazy Susan (flat rotation), but rotating in angles.
We worked on this for each movement in Naihanchi Shodan. Over and over. Again and again. I tried everything I could to get the students to feel it and experience it.
After class, one of the seniors came up to me and said, "You forgot to say squeeze your lats."
He was right. After all that, I said everything except the most basic thing!
Tuck your koshi and squeeze your lats.
Charles C. Goodin
Squeeze Your...
Last night at class I was concentrating on compression. I wanted the class to see the places in Naihanchi Shodan where we compress our bodies, expand, and re-compress.
Laughing At Kata
At our dojo, we tend to laugh when we make a mistake during kata. Sometimes I laugh when I see a student -- particularly an advanced student -- make a mistake.
This may seem rude or improper (if you come from a very strict dojo), but it tells you something about our dojo's view about kata. Karate are devices that help us to learn body mechanics. Kata are the encapsulation of various self-defense techniques. They are not sacred. They are not magic. They are tools.
It is important to train seriously. But an error on kata is pretty trivial. If a student does a movement wrong (blocks low rather than blocks high), I will ask, "how well did he block?" If the mechanics were good, then that is good. If the mechanics were bad, then that is bad. The movement itself does not matter very much at all. When an attack comes, you have to be able to respond instinctively to changing circumstances. You will not respond with a kata.
One of our students recently went off to the mainland for college. We always laughed when she made a mistake because she hardly ever made any mistakes. So when she did, it was reason to celebrate!
Charles C. Goodin
Back to School -- Get Ahead
I think that most students are back to school for the fall. I went to college and graduate school for eight years, so here is a small piece of advice:
If you get ahead, it is easy to stay ahead. But if you fall behind, it is very hard to catch up. Work hard during the first few weeks of the semester and the last few weeks will be easier.
You should also try to get the best grades possible during the beginning of your high school or college years. If you get a 4.0 the first year, it is not so hard to maintain it. But if you get a 1.0, you will be saying, "If I can just get straight A's for the next 3 years, I might be able to bring my average up to a 3.25." It is very hard, and stressful, to play catch up.
So get ahead and stay ahead.
This also applies in other aspects of life, particularly in work. If an assignment is due next Friday, why not have it ready by next Wednesday? That way you will have some time to improve it or change it if necessary. But if you wait until the last minute, there will be no leeway.
I am reminded of Chotoku Kyan's saying that if another student practices three times, he would practice seven times. Kyan Sensei was very small but became a very powerful and skilled Karate expert... by his effort.
As a Karate person, I am very passive. But as a college student, I was very aggressive, particularly with tests. Attack schoolwork with the ferocity of a top MMA fighter! Choke those assignments out! Make tests tap out!
Get ahead and stay ahead! Don't fall behind and stay behind!
Charles C. Goodin
Back to School -- Time to Be Careful
Students around the country are going back to school. My daughter resumed high school yesterday and I think that my third son starts college soon too.
Last night, I mentioned to our students that they should be very careful when they go back to school. I recommended that they each purchase a small container of hand sanitizer and that they take care to wash their hands often. It is possible that the swine flu will spread more readily in the schools. I also explained that if they touch something that is contaminated, and then touch their own mouth or eyes, they could become infected. Frequent hand washing is a good way to prevent this.
I also mentioned that this is not only for their own health and safety. If they become ill, they can make their family members ill too. Even if they can recover, elderly or sickly family members might not be so fortunate. So trying to avoid getting sick is also a way to help others -- not just ourselves.
We train hard in Karate, at least in part to learn to defend ourselves. It makes sense that we should also be vigilant when it comes to our health and defending ourselves against disease.
I am not a doctor but it seems to me that one of the best ways to avoid getting sick is to be in the best shape possible. A healthy person can resist and recover from an illness better than a sick or weak person. At least that is how it seems to me.
I also told my students that anyone who feels sick should stay home and not return to class until they are full recovered. No coming to class with a fever or cough. Again, this is to be considerate of the other students.
I teach at a City and County of Honolulu gym. Obviously, if the gym is closed due to the flu, our classes will be canceled. If that happens, we will simply have to practice at home (which we do already). No sense getting upset about such things. As we often say, "If can, can. If cannot, cannot."
As Karate instructors, we have the ability to help advise our students about many issues. It is easy for us to recommend that they follow safe hygiene methods, like washing their hands frequently and using hand sanitizers when they cannot wash.
Charles C. Goodin
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When it comes to ski areas, the phrase "a real sleeper" usually connotes great snow and terrain—along with the scruffy brown-bag rooms and slow lifts of beloved local hills. But Snowbasin, a 3,000-acre, 3,000-vertical-foot spread of six peaks that's still off the radar despite hosting the 2002 Olympic downhills, is not most ski areas. One reader dubs it "the underpriced Ritz of Utah," if the Ritz were empty as a ballroom on a Sunday morning.
Here, you can glide up to any of the gondolas, trams and quads all day without waiting in a single line (Lifts rank No. 3). The daylodges—with golden sconces and English carpet—are "primo." And then there's the "first time I ever saw someone take a photo of a resort bathroom!" And the mountain food (No. 2) trends toward pommes frites, not fries.
As for the snow, though its 400 annual inches doesn't beat Little Cottonwood Canyon, the powder lasts for days, not hours. Terrain Variety gets fairly high marks, with runs that range from chutes like Lone Tree to "loooong" mellow cruisers off the Strawberry Express to steep tree runs under the John Paul quad. So why haven't you skied here? Probably because you can't stay here: The nearest lodging is 15 miles away in Ogden—"not nearly as local as you'd like." You can't really do après, either. In fact, "there's not much to do besides ski." Locals would be happy to keep it that way. "Don't tell anyone!" several plead. We've tried to, but no one believes us. —Evelyn Spence
What's New: Recycled features for the progressive terrain park system.
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The demand for drugs that treat a variety of diseases and conditions in livestock, pets, and other animals has grown dramatically over the past ten years.
A veterinary pharmacologist helps to develop and test new medicines for use on animals. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, both pharmacologists and zoologists study the effects of drugs on animals.
The Work of a Veterinary Pharmacologist
Before the roles of pharmacist and veterinarians were combined, a veterinarian prescribed therapy and offered diagnosis, while a pharmacist dispensed and compounded medications.
The hybrid role of a veterinary pharmacologist began to emerge in the last few decades as the need for veterinarians who could administer agricultural pharmaceuticals became more pronounced.
The medications they administer can be used for therapy, diagnosis, or preventive measures. A veterinary pharmacologist also treats diseases in animals by engaging in research and development.
Besides adapting drugs to help animals, vet pharmacists are responsible for administering different dosages via injections or oral medication.
Some veterinary pharmacists even work to create medicated animal treats so that the animal will more readily consume the medication.
Link Between Animal and Human Therapy
Discoveries in veterinary drugs have controlled various diseases, important since so many human diseases emerge from other species.
Understanding and controlling animal diseases with veterinary drugs can help to prevent larger human outbreaks.
Many animal medicines begin as human medicines that must be adapted for use in animals.
How to Become a Veterinary Pharmacologist
Pharmacists who want to work with animals should consider becoming veterinary pharmacologists.
The American College of Veterinary Pharmacists (ACVP) was established to strengthen the relationship between the fields of veterinarians and pharmacologists.
The Society of Veterinary Hospital Pharmacists notes that this type of specialized pharmacist often works in veterinary teaching hospitals. To join the society, you need to be a licensed pharmacist currently practicing in a veterinary institutional setting and engaged in either teaching or research.
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The University of California, Davis offers a residency program in Veterinary Clinical Pharmacy.
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Continuing the 39th season, Hope Summer Repertory Theatre opens An Italian Straw Hat on July 9th at 8 p.m. in the DeWitt Theatre. The work was originally written by Eugene Labiche and Marc-Michel and adapted to English by Lynn and Theodore Hoffman.
This hilarious French farce follows a charming bridegroom coming from rehearsal on his wedding day, trying to coordinate last minute details when his horse wanders off and eats the hat off of the head of a soldier's wedding guest. Because the soldier's guest is married to another man, she hides in the woods and cannot return home without her expensive hat without much suspicion. The solider threatens the bridegroom to make sure that he will find a replacement hat for the lady. Tension builds as the bridegroom disappears in search of a new hat, leaving his bride-to-be clueless, while he encounters multiple women along the way and does whatever he needs to find a hat, including seducing the women and pretending to be a famous Italian opera singer. As the search goes on, the bridegroom has the whole city of Paris involved and an angry soon-to-be father in law on his heels.
Returning for his fourth summer, HSRT favorite, Michael Hanson plays the part of the bridegroom Fadinard. He can also been seen in this season's productions of Into The Woods (Rapunzel's Prince) and The Last Night of Ballyhoo (Peachy). Previ¬ous HSRT credits include The Cmplt Wrks of Wm Shkspr...Abdrgd, Forever Plaid (Sparky), The Foreigner (Rev. David), The Hypo¬chondriac (Cleante), and She Loves Me (Head Waiter). Other credits include: A Midsummer Night's Dream (Demetrius) at The Actors Shakespeare Company at New Jersey City University, The Threepenny Opera (Matt the Mint) at Columbia Stages, Cabaret (Cliff), The Threepenny Opera (Macheath), and Shakespeare In Hollywood (Dick Powell) at Connecticut Repertory Theatre.
Director of the production is Jim Daniels, a member of Actors Equity Association and a professional actor for over 35 years. He has acted at such theatres as Shakespeare and Company in Lenox, Massachusetts, the Oregon Shakespear¬ean Festival, the Cleveland Play House, Missouri Repertory Theatre, the Houston Shakespeare Festival, the Asolo Theatre of Florida, Shakespeare on the Green/Chicago and Pennsylvania Centre Stage, as well as at the Wagon Wheel Theatre in Warsaw, Indiana. Daniels is the Director of Performance in the Department of Theatre at Western Michigan University where he directs and teaches all levels of acting. His production of Othello at WMU won the American College Theatre Festival competition and was produced at the American College Theatre National Festival in 2005 at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.
Performances continue throughout the summer on July 10, 15, 17, 21, 30, August 5, 12, and 14.
Tickets are now on sale through the DeVos Fieldhouse and DeWitt ticket offices. Prices range from $10-$26 for musicals and $8-$19 for plays. Season tickets, ranging from $48-$85, are also available. A Family Four Pack including tickets for two adults and two children is available this year for $55.
The ticket office is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday Saturdays at opening at noon. On performance dates, the DeWitt Ticket Office will be open through intermission. The ticket office is located in DeWitt Cultural Center at 12th Street and Columbia Avenue. For tickets call the ticket office at 616-395-7890. For more information visit the HSRT website at www.hope.edu/hsrt.
The DeWitt Theatre is located at 141 East 12th street. The Knickerbocker Theatre is located in Holland's downtown on 8th street.
HSRT is now on facebook! Keep up to date with what's happening this season by searching Hope Summer Repertory Theatre on www.facebook.com.


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During the transit of Venus across the Sun's face on June 5-6, 2012, the Hubble Space Telescope will be looking in the opposite direction – at the Moon. Hubble cannot look at the Sun directly, so astronomers are planning to use the Moon as a mirror to capture reflected sunlight and isolate the small fraction of the light that passes through Venus's atmosphere. Imprinted on that light are the fingerprints of the planet's atmospheric makeup. This is an experiment to see how well Venus's atmosphere can be studied spectroscopically, as a proxy for transit observations of extrasolar planets.


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Plácido Domingo and Juan Diego Flórez have been appointed Goodwill Ambassadors for UNESCO, the cultural agency of the United Nations.
With the aim of spreading UNESCO's ideals through the advocacy of the two singers, Goodwill Ambassadors are an "outstanding group of personalities" who use their talent and status to help focus the world's attention on the work of the UN in education, science, culture and communication.
Plácido has been appointed in recognition of an exceptional artistic career and his support for young musicians through the Operalia competition while Juan Diego is given the position in recognition of his work on social inclusion and education, particularly in his native Peru. The artists will take up their positions after ceremonies at UNESCO's headquarters in Paris this month.
Upcoming performances with The Royal Opera by the newly appointed Ambassadors include Nabucco, in which Plácido will perform the titular role for select performances; and La donna del lago, which will see Juan Diego perform the role of Uberto. Both are new productions with the latter to be broadcast into cinemas on 27 May 2013 as part of the Royal Opera House Cinema Season.


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The purpose of this subpart is to promote economic and financial literacy among all students in kindergarten through grade 12 by awarding a competitive grant to a national nonprofit educational organization that has as its primary purpose the improvement of the quality of student understanding of personal finance and economics.
(b) ObjectivesThe objectives of this subpart are the following:
To increase students' knowledge of, and achievement in, economics to enable the students to become more productive and informed citizens.
To strengthen teachers' understanding of, and competency in, economics to enable the teachers to increase student mastery of economic principles and the practical application of those principles.
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Many of you were intrigued by the post on Mrs Eleanor Coade's house, Belmont, in Lyme Regis, which I wrote last week. I thought you might like to know of this very reasonably priced book, published by Shire, which gives a very good over view of Mrs Coade's life and works. Her "stone" ornaments were used extensively by Georgian architects and there are many, many examples of her works still surviving today- although because of their resemblance to stone it has sometimes been difficult to attribute them to her manufactory!
This book is only 48 page long but it is packed with information about Mrs Coade and her manufactory, dispelling some myths along the way. In particular, the story that Mrs Coades formula for her stone or Lithodopia,as she termed it, was a secret:
The formula for Coade stone was never a secret, as has sometimes been claimed. The architect, David Lang(1174-1856) who used Coade stone, described its composition in a book (1818) on his Custom House in London:"[Coade stone is] a material which, although composed of various ingredients, may be described as a species of terracotta. It combines in one mass pipe-clay, flint, sand, glass and stoneware that has already passed the furnace. These are ground to provide a very fine powder and are mixed in the proper proportions and the whole is kneaded together by means of the addition of water. In this stage it forms a kind of paste which has the ductility of clay usually employed in modelling"
The modelling procees used by Mrs Coade is explained, as is her use of sculptors, notably John Bacon and Joseph Panzettta. But what is most important and interesting to me is the second half of the book which is a gazetteer of the many of the Coade stone pieces that are still extant and are relatively easy to access. Among the examples listed are this amazing statue of George III at Weymouth, below. George III and and his family, Frank Churchill and Jane Fairfax in Emma used to visit this seaside resort (though not at the same time!) and the statue dates from 1809. This photograph is reproduced with the very kind permission of my Twitter friend, Patrick Baty of Papers and Paints. Do click on it to examine the intricate detail of the piece.
Another very interesting example of Coade stone is the intricate and beautiful pediment in King William Court at the Old Royal Naval College Greenwich which was designed by one of Jane Austen's favourite artists, Benjamin West. Joseph Panzetta modeled the piece, and a detail of the central section can be seen on the cover to the book at the beginning of this post. It depicts Britannia, representing Britain, receiving the dead body of Nelson from the sea-god, Neptune. Nelson's body lay in state at Greenwhich when it was returned to England in 1806 after his death at the Battle of Trafalgar on October 21st 1805.
This was erected in 1813, and was one of the Coade factory's largest and most ambitious commissions. It is 40 feet long and ten feet high. The Coade factory also made other Nelson monuments including the statue of Nelson for the Nelson column erected in Great Yarmouth in 1819.
If your appetite for more information on Eleanor Caode and her wares has been whetted by the post on Belmont in Lyme Regis, then I can throughly recommend this astoundingly reasonably priced book( £5.99) to you . I am keeping a copy in my car so that I can seek out Coade stone examples on my travels.


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I want to make a delicious fried rice? please given your brilliant idea.
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Hi, I found a free recipes about Chinese Fried Rice and last weekend I just cook per the recipes. It was my first time cooking it but it was taste delicious.
You may check up this FREE recipes as below link:-
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did you "find" it or post it as Admin?
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Your rice recipe makes good rice, Thanks!!
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I was told that the rice MUST be COLD or it doesnt turn out right...does it really make a difference....mine turns out sticky either way?
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I prefer getting it cold first!!
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I want to make a delicious fried rice? please given your brilliant idea.
thank you, and waiting for your suggestions
Make sure you add the right quantity of water when you boil the rice, so that the grains don't stick to each other. Heat up 2 tablespoonfuls of oil in a frying pan and saute some chopped garlic in it. Add your vegetables and then the rice. Keep turning over so the rice doesn't get burnt or gluggy. Add your beaten eggs, pepper and salt. Soy sauce can be used to flavor.
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Make sure you add the right quantity of water when you boil the rice, so that the grains don't stick to each other.
In case people are wondering what the "right quantity" of water for rice is - the typical bag of rice will state 2 cups (16 fl oz or 475 mL) water per cup (8 fl oz) of rice, but we find this to be too much water. In fact, 12 oz (1.5 cups) water for 1 cup rice works best for us when we make rice (whether to be eaten as white rice or for future use as congee or fried rice). Something that I have not yet fully understood is that LESS water is needed proportionally as more rice is added. We use 20 oz (2.5 cups) water for 2 cups of rice. I rarely cook more than 2 cups at once, so I don't know the optimal amount of water for larger quantities. (It should also be noted that cooking rice in a rice cooker sometimes needs more water and often uses more cooking time than doing it stove top).
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People in Thailand cook the best fried rice in the world! They add shrimps and veggies, I'm not sure which ones, something like peppers and peas and carots and onion... It's adorable!
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Have you tried adding a little pinch of curcumin? I have tried that before. I added it on top, just before it's almost cooked. It's delicious!
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You could all try cooking the recipe here:
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Heard it is an absolutely delicious dish!
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A good quality oyster sauce is the secret to good fried rice .
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Thanks for sharing some ideas about cooking delicious fried rice...I've tried cooking before but not that successful...I did follow your instructions and some recipe and did great! All the best!!!
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One of my Indian friend cooked fried rice(we were studying together in Upenn)..He has made an amazing dish with a bits of spices from India and i was eating the dish like anything..The spices add an extra taste to the dish..We should also use some spices in some of our dishes...
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What I do for my fried rice is put lots of garlic, carrots, green peas, meat balls or hot-dog and lastly, put the beaten eggs. Yummy!
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Basic Fried Eggs
From: American Egg Board
Quick Facts
Servings: 2
Prep Time: 10 min.
Cook Time: 6 min.
Total: 16 min.
Serve fried eggs for breakfast, in a fried egg sandwich or on top of steaks, cheeseburgers, or hash.
- 2 tsp butter
- 3 eggs
- 1 dash salt
- 1 dash pepper
- For sunny-side-up eggs: Heat 2 tsp butter in nonstick skillet over medium-high heat until hot. Break eggs and slip into pan, one at a time. Immediately reduce heat to low.
- Cover pan and cook slowly until whites are completely set and yolks begin to thicken but are not hard, 5–6 minutes. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Serve immediately.
- For over-easy or over-hard eggs: Cook as for sunny-side-up, but do not cover pan. When whites are completely set and yolks begin to thicken but are not hard, slide spatula under each egg and carefully flip it over in pan. Cook second side to desired doneness, 30 seconds to 1 minute.
- For basted eggs: Cook as for sunny-side-up, but use 2 Tbs Butter and do not cover pan. Cook until edges turn white, about 1 minute. Begin basting eggs with butter from pan. Cover pan between bastings and continue cooking until whites are completely set and yolks begin to thicken but are not hard, 4–5 minutes.
Nutrition Facts
Calories 131
Calories from Fat 95 (73%)
(16%) Total Fat 10g
(22%) Saturated Fat 4g
Polyunsaturated Fat 1g
Monounsaturated Fat 4g
(96%) Cholesterol 289mg
(7%) Sodium 170mg
(3%) Potassium 90mg
Total Carbohydrate 1g
(0%) Dietary Fiber 0g
Sugars 1g
Sugar Alcohols 0g
(17%) Protein 8g
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Nutrition facts are calculated by a food expert using nutritional values provided by the USDA for common products used as recipe ingredients. Actual nutritional values may differ depending on the amounts or products used and can be affected by cooking methods.
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YANKTON - The Yankton Children's Theatre Company is losing its home in the old Elks building.
The Yankton Press and Dakotan reports that the company has been informed that the building will be sold after May 1 and they must be out by that date.
President Jill Paulson says the old Elks building has been the troupe's home base for several years, so moving will be a challenge.
Company members are able to build their sets, prepare costumes and hold all of their initial rehearsals in the current location, but it's not a viable location for productions.
The troupe rotates shows between the Dakota Theatre, the Summit Center Theater and the Marian Auditorium, based on the needs of the production and availability.
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Rash of Houston thefts of uncommon Honda have owners on edge
A rash of thefts of a specific import roadster in Houston is raising a few eyebrows in the car community here.
The Honda S2000 was only produced from 1999 to 2009. This week, the Houston Imports forum reported that three of them were stolen in Houston.
The city's community for these cars is so small that it has caused concern among their ranks.
National car culture blog Jalopnik went so far as to say that Houston is being robbed of its stash of the S2000, a car which was hailed in the past month as a modern classic roadster by the site. The site had even dubbed it one of the best cars of the decade in 2009.
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Houston Police Department Officer Jim Woods said the cars are a favorite of the street racing crowd, which in his experience, has a few bad apples in the bunch.
"They are a niche car, and have an appeal to those that street race. They will pay top dollar for the motors and transmissions," says Woods. "When they blow up the motor, they will either shell out the cash, or steal it."
These roadsters only hold two people up front, so they aren't exactly family-friendly. They aren't a common item on the streets of Houston, a city which hums with giant SUVs and pick-ups of all shapes and sizes.
The parts are a hot commodity (pardon the pun) on the stolen market. They were low production cars when Honda was still making them. You can still find them at area used lots, though the prices might be steep for a car with such upkeep.
Of course, almost anything Honda is a sought after item for car thieves, just look at the Houston Police Department's list of most stolen vehicles in the Bayou City for June.
Unlike the cars on HPD's most-stolen list, this one stands out.
"It has an appeal to the street-racing crowd, and not the basic car stealing crowd," says Woods. The seats for an S2000 can go for $4,000 each.
A user on a local S2K forum explained how his own vehicle was stolen this week out of his apartment parking garage, even providing video. It was towed out by two suspects caught on surveillance camera using a Honda Civic to pull the car out of the parking complex.
According to the forum, it is easier to steal them by towing, since they have special keys with microchips and a wheel lock. Skilled thieves can later work on the locks.


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- "A feather is light. Therefore, a feather cannot be dark."
- There are two meanings of the word light. The first sentence assumes a meaning that is the opposite of heavy, not the opposite of dark.
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- Atheism is based on faith.
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- Prayer is meditation.
- Redefining prayer as only a form of mental meditation rather than petitions for things is often used to justify the efficacy of prayer in the petition context.
- "No true Scotsman" fallacy.
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Chemical traces in animals' droppings reflect recent shifts in food consumption
Chemical signatures in a gorilla's feces reveal a lot about short-term changes in its diet, a new study finds.
What an animal eats tells scientists how it survives in its habitat and adapts to environmental changes. But observing animals dining in the wild isn't always practical. Now, researchers have tracked monthly shifts in the diets of wild mountain gorillas by measuring different forms of carbon in the animals' feces.
Researchers monitored eastern gorillas (Gorilla beringei) in the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in southwestern Uganda over a 10-month period from 2002 to 2003, collecting the apes' scat and samples of the animals' favorite foods — leaves, fruit, fruit peels and wood.
Back in the lab, the scientists subjected the dung and plant foods to a rigorous chemical analysis. Specifically, they measured isotopes, different forms of a particular element, such as carbon. Such isotopes are present in distinct amounts in various foods. By measuring the ratio of two carbon isotopes in the gorilla droppings, researchers reconstructed what foods the apes had been feasting on at different times of year, noting a peak in fruit consumption from February to March and from June to July. The study appears online December 10 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
"Stable isotope analysis has been used (before), but not to study endangered African apes," says anthropologist Matt Sponheimer of the University of Colorado Boulder, who was not involved in the study. "In addition, [the authors] are trying to address quite subtle questions about diet that go beyond most efforts."
Other studies have measured isotopes in animal bone, tooth enamel or hair, but these types of measurements tend to reflect average diet over months to years. Using feces instead of animal tissue gets at shorter-term changes in diet, says ecologist Donald Phillips of Oregon State University. And, "it's a lot easier to get samples than if you had to capture a gorilla every time," he adds.
Isotope analysis is not a replacement for field observation, however. It can't tell scientists exactly which foods an animal ate, and feces don't provide information about nutritional value. Still, it's a useful technique for studying animals that are difficult to observe, such as threatened or endangered species, says study coauthor Scott Blumenthal, an anthropologist at the City University of New York.
S. Blumenthal et al. Detecting intraannual dietary variability in wild mountain gorillas by stable isotope analysis of feces. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. [Go to]
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