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Rhythm in Music: A Comparative Analysis of the Two Versions of Opus 18, No. 1 String Quartet (I, IV) by Beethoven
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This dissertation provides a comparative rhythmic analysis of the first and fourth movements of the two versions of the Opus 18, No.1 string quartet (FM) by Ludwig van Beethoven. The analysis compares the rhythmic- and metric-accent structures of various sections of the two versions. The impact of changes affecting the rhythmic structure of the unpublished (first) version are discussed. Additionally, theories of rhythm are reviewed. A new theory of metric structure of tonal music is proposed and is applied in particular to the metric structure of the bar-form melody. The study presents the argument that meter is generated by the repetition of rhythmic structures, which are made up of accent points of varying degrees of strength (rhythmic accents). It is argued that the listener perceives meter by associating specific events with the two types of metric accent: downbeat and upbeat. Consequently, equal spacing between metric accents is not a requirement for the generation nor the perception of meter. The study also presents the view that many of the changes Beethoven made to the first version of Opus 18, No. 1 specifically addressed rhythmic structure. The published version was therefore much improved in terms of its enunciation of rhythmic nuances in the language of music. Chapter One is an introductory chapter, stating the purpose of the study. Chapter Two presents the theories of rhythm applicable to the comparative analysis. Chapter Three presents the symbologies used to illustrate rhythmic- and metric-accent structures in the excerpts analyzed. Chapters Four and Five present the analyses.
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Buccaneers' coach Steve Hewitt blamed his team's 35-20 halftime deficit on a lackluster effort on the defensive end.
"They got some transition baskets off either us not getting back or on turnovers," Hewitt said. "That was big. Plus, we just weren't defending with a lot of energy. We weren't making it tough on them."
Grand Haven picked up the defensive intensity after halftime, but couldn't convert consistently on offense.
"We had a lot of chances in the second half to cut the lead, but either we would shoot quickly or take a poor shot," Hewitt said.
Melvin Harris and Miles Robinson each scored 15 points for East Kentwood, which improves to 6-0 on the season.
Grand Haven, playing its first game since a win over Spring Lake Dec. 20, got 21 points from Alex Eidson. Ethan Groothuis added seven points for the Bucs, who are now 2-3 overall.
Jeremy Lattig, Brent Boerma and Eidson each had five assists, and Matt Kroll had three steals.
Matt Davis saw his first action of the season and played well off the bench, according to Hewitt.
The Bucs play at Muskegon on Friday.
Coopersville jumped out to a 37-18 halftime lead and cruised to a 61-48 victory over visiting Fruitport on Tuesday.
"Coopersville continuously took the ball into the lane on the drive and scored," Trojans' coach Bill Andree said. "Our gap defense was, in short, awful."
The Trojans' Mike Reyes had a fantastic outing with 18 points, 13 rebounds, two assists and two steals. Amilio Flores added nine points and six rebounds, while Tyler Fehler added seven points and five assists.
The Trojans visit Orchard View on Friday.
The Warriors broke open a game tied 28-28 at intermission and led 48 to 37 going into the fourth quarter en route to a 62-46 win over Freedom. The Warriors are 4-0 overall and 1-0 in conference play.
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If Miley Cyrus expected a low-key visit to New York City for New York Fashion Week, she was sorely mistaken.
The 20-year-old actress and singer sat front row at the Rachel Zoe show alongside her mother, Tish Cyrus, on Wednesday. The star's presence didn't go unnoticed at all.
According to Rumorfix, Miley's appearance during Fashion Week garnered more attention than Jada Pinkett Smith and Michael Douglas, who attended the same Michael Kors fashion show earlier in the day. According to the Rumorfix reporter, the paparazzi mayhem surrounded Miley.
"Everyone crowed the runway as Miley came out to snap pictures of her and shoot interviews," said the reporter. So much so that security had to get involved.
But Miley, who is probably used to all the attention by now, didn't let it stop her from enjoying fashion week. She also attended the Marchesa fashion show. Marchesa is one designer she's considering for her wedding dress.
"[Marchesa] is definitely one of our options," she told People Magazine."[But] I have so many options of different people who want to be involved in it. I'll probably have 30 [dresses]!"
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Owners: Abilene Bombers football team here to stay, here to win
There is a saying in minor league sports: "It's not about the game. It's about the show."
Though that may be true in other cities, Abilene is a unique place, according to Scott Anderson, spokesman for BCPSA LLC, the owners of the Abilene Bombers arena football team.
"We have a ton of success in the high school (football) level and the three universities have winning teams," Anderson said. "They're (Abilene) used to winning and is the type of town that will follow a winner, so what we got to do is win on the field and if we do that, I think we have done our job."
The Bombers played for the first time Saturday night under their new name after years of being known as the Abilene Ruff Riders. Local fans may have cheered for their gridiron warriors in their exhibition game at the Taylor County Coliseum, but the stigma of failures by local minor league baseball and hockey remains fresh on their minds.
Some perhaps have the impression that the Bombers are hanging by the thread and soon, Abilene will have no professional teams for which to cheer.
Anderson makes it clear that is not the case.
"We have no intensions of going away," Anderson confidently said. "We hired a coach and signed him to a two-year contract, a first in the league."
Anderson said they opted for the extended contract for two reasons: the team doesn't want to lose coach Joe Brannen, and secondly, "We feel (other teams) are going to be hunting for him because we're going to win a championship this year."
There are challenges in operating a minor league team in a city Abilene's size, but Anderson said the biggest hurdle is "overcoming the failure of (minor league) baseball and the failure of hockey."
"We find that in many cases, because hockey failed, they assume that's going to happen in football," Anderson said. "And baseball coming back and failing after a year hurts us."
Abilene's minor league hockey team was called the Aviators (1998-2000) and played in Taylor County Coliseum, which was nicknamed the Hangar.
In baseball, the Abilene Prairie Dogs skipped the 2013 season in hopes of returning in 2014 to a proposed 4,000-seat stadium. Talks have been conducted with city officials about the project but no progress has been reported.
Overcoming that stigma is tough enough, but getting new sponsorship and retaining the ones they've had is a challenge for owners. It seems the team intends to capitalize in the recognizability of the Bombers' name, tying the moniker to Dyess Air Force Base.
"The more community involved we are, the better," said Danny Kittley, the team's first-year general manager. "It's opening up a connection with Dyess Air Force Base and taking away any disconnect between our organization and Dyess."
Kittley has met with CityLink officials as well as base upper brass to arrange a bus to pickup service members at the base, take them to the football game and then back to the base.
"If you don't build relationship with your community, you won't have that connection," Kittley said. "We have been here for five years and we want to stand tall. We mean business and we're here to stay."
Preparation for each season begins 30 days after the last season ends, usually in August, officials said.
September begins the planning stages, and most of the sponsorship solicitation. Anderson said they have maintained several loyal sponsors and gained new ones.
From January to the first game in March, it's crunch time.
The Bombers organization uses interns from the three local universities, training the prospective sports executives for a life in the professional limelight. One intern who worked last season now has a job with the Dallas Stars hockey team and another with the New Mexico Stars indoor football team.
Ticket sales also play a big part in the team's operation. Filling the more than 5,000-seat capacity Coliseum is a chore, but as Anderson puts it, appearances can be deceiving.
"The problem we ran into was that when we started thinking about the Coliseum, we were under the impression we had about 5,000 seats," Anderson said. "Based on our configuration, we had 6,300 seats, so what that means, when we put 3,000 people in there, the place still looks half empty."
Kittley said the average attendance last year for Ruff Riders home games was 3,000.
As members of the Lone Star Football League, the Bombers will play on a field that is 50 yards long and 28 yards wide with padded walls around the playing area.
"What we've done this year is we've taken space which is at the end of the Coliseum where we have one side of the touchdown area and we basically sold that space and placed very large banners of the companies that support us," Anderson said. "That'll cover up those seats, push people to the middle and now we cut the arena down to 4,000 seats and by doing that, when we do put 3,600 in there, it's going to look full."
Creativity kicks in high gear in a distressed economy especially when it comes to getting sponsorships.
"Yes we have loyal people who have supported us even in bad times," Kittley said. "Maybe you don't get quite as much from one sponsor as you did a year before, but you create something out of it that's even better, something that is beneficial for both parties."
For instance, some members of the team were recruited from other states, and the Bombers organization provides assistance on housing, food and other living expenses, said Brannen, who previously quarterbacked the Abilene team. Participating apartments and restaurants get promotional plugs or other advertisements during the games.
The majority of the players that compete in the league have played at the collegiate level, or in another professional setting. Some have even earned looks from NFL teams. Because they're paid modestly for their contributions in a Bombers' uniform, many players maintain full-time jobs.
"We're not looking for handouts," Brannen said. "What we tell them (sponsors) is: How can we help you generate some buzz (for your business)?"
But ultimately, the life of a minor league team such as the Bombers hinges on the support of the community.
Anderson promises a whole new level of performance this year, and possibly a championship. The team was 4-8 last year and missed the playoffs on the final day of the regular season.
"Come support the team," he said. "If you haven't been to a game, what I would ask you to do is give it a shot. We're here to stay. We're not baseball, we're not hockey. Make this team your own."
The Abilene franchise, he said, didn't just survive as a professional football team the past five years. It thrived.
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Three other lawsuits related to the rape and murder of 68-year-old Helen Wilson of Beatrice are pending. One of the six people who was exonerated by DNA evidence, Deb Shelden, has not sued the state.
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When he was Colts coach, when he became a part of President George W. Bush's Council on Service and Civic Participation two years ago, Tony Dungy was required to complete a government questionnaire. The final query was: "Have you ever done anything that would embarrass the president?"
Having completed a visit with Falcons quarterback Michael Vick on Tuesday in the Leavenworth, Kan., federal prison, Dungy recalled that.
"I really had to pause and think about that question," Dungy said. "To be honest, I could have listed five million things that I have done that would have embarrassed the president, Wilbur and Cleo Dungy (his parents) and me. We tend to lose track of that sometimes. We are all sinners. We all have failures."
Dungy knows that some people will never understand why he reached out to Vick, who in 15 days will be released from prison and will spend the final month of his 23-month sentence for dogfighting charges under home confinement. But Dungy's faith and his resolve are stronger than his critics' passions, he said.
"I have gone to other prisons, visited other inmates, visited schools that people have forgotten, taken phone calls from people in trouble that meant the world, but none of those things had the celebrity that this young man has," Dungy said. "When I left football, this is something I said I wanted to do, to encourage. And I have enjoyed going to places where there is the greatest need. I've gone to visit some people who are, in many ways, a bigger story than Michael Vick. I know that some people would not understand that."
What happened to you is not the end — it has to be a beginning: Vick is 28. What will he do with the rest of his life, whether it involves football or not? Can the best of your life lie ahead? Sure it can. Dungy's message would have included his belief in Christ. That his belief is a life without Christ means no success for the richest, for the poorest, for the football player, for none.
I am a sinner, too: Dungy, no doubt, found common ground with Vick by explaining to him that no man is perfect. That some of Vick's worst critics have in some instances done things others would find as reprehensible as dogfighting, yet, those peoples' faults remain hidden. And Dungy likely reminded him that Dungy is not a saint. And might have told him a story or two to illustrate it.
There is no unforgivable sin: Dungy certainly encouraged Vick, according to Dungy's faith, that all sin is repentable and is covered under his Christian beliefs of salvation. This had to be the centerpiece of Dungy's message to Vick because it is the centerpiece of Dungy's faith, his calling, his message to any group, in any speech, at any given time. It is the foundation, the rock upon which he stands.
"It is very true that this visit is something that I wanted to do and that when the time is right, no one will have to wonder about it, I'll comment on it," Dungy said. "In my NFL life, everything was so planned out, with minicamps and the drafts and so on. But now I can make time for important things, make dates and keep them, whether it is a dance recital or a prison visit.
"And I am going to bring people encouragement. I'm going to talk to them about the power of God and about salvation. That's not so new for me. It's just new arenas."
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text: In commemoration of the new Lakers acquisition of coach Mike D'Antoni, Cashius Green felt the need to release a new song tribute in which he calls "Sour Phil Jackson." The actual song itself doesn't quite fit with the title, nonetheless the message is clear: Phil Jackson got ousted. Check out the full record below and let us know what you think of the song.


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Strawberry Shortcake
Notes of fresh strawberries, sweetened shortbread, and lots of whipped cream make this classic true to life and irresistible.Suggested Colors: Red, Yellow, Ivory
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Customer Reviews
Submitted on 2015-09-11 Todd
Nice if you like food fragrances. Too weak though for my taste.
Submitted on 2015-08-02 Kenny
I have had no problems at all with this fragrance .I've used it in eco soya pb and gb 464 with excellent results .most of my customers love this fragrance and so do i.keep up the good work candle science. Love your products!
Submitted on 2015-07-04 Jessica
I purchased this scent based off of the reviews..Well, just have to say, this fragrance smells amazing in the bottle! Yet, the hot and cold throw is extremely week. I used the highest recommended amount and nothing...The cold throw smells faintly of strawberries and cream, but while burning, the fragrance is so light. I am unable to pinpoint a scent! Sort of disappointed because I LOVE the smell in the bottle.
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Submitted on 2015-04-13 Tiana
This has such a great throw in my 464 soy wax. Everyone seems to love this scent the best. I am thinking about making some wax tarts as well.
Submitted on 2015-02-09 Macy
This scent is great. Smells just like the real thing. A lot of my candle customers are in love!
Submitted on 2014-12-08 Sharrie
Love this strawberry shortcake fragrance oil! I can't get over how real it smells. I use in in GW 464 with Eco wicks, and the scent throw is awesome!
Submitted on 2014-09-17 Cassie
I was super excited to get this scent. The scent is right on but the hot and cold throw is not very strong. I was disappointed. But all in all the scent is great just wish it had a stronger throw.
I use the soy pillar wax
Submitted on 2014-03-20 painkills2
This is a wonderful fragrance, with a really deep, rich strawberry scent. And it lasts a long time in my oil burner. Will definitely purchase this scent again.
Submitted on 2014-03-06 Deanna
This way by far my favorite and I know you are suppose to use it for candles but I used to it to make tarts and I used paraffin wax and my customers are in love with this scent.
Submitted on 2014-01-21 Carlo C.
Not what I was expecting at all. It smells very nice and strong OOB, like strawberries n cream but seems to get very softened in soy wax. I use GB 464 with 6 percent FO in a 9 ounce candle and all I smell when burning is a faint strawberry smell. Based on the prior reviews I expected this to be a very strong Strawberry shortcake. I only bought a four ounce bottle and will experiment with using more FO to get stronger hot throws.
Submitted on 2013-02-08 Lauren
I had a good feeling about this fragrance after reading through reviews, so it was on my list to try. I made some sample tins (GB464).. and oh my god, I literally wanted to eat this candle! The sweet, creamy, strawberry goodness gives off such a warm and yummy smell. Just like real life fresh made strawberry shortcake! Mmmm
Submitted on 2012-02-09 Vicky
There is virtually not another scent that I love more than strawberry shortcake, and was very disappointed when this one by cs fell short. There was an undescribable unpleasant lingering stank that would not vacate my nostrils, along with a hint of strawberries. Perhaps it was the batch I got, but I will not order this scent again. I used naturewax c3 100% soy with a 6% fragrance load.
Submitted on 2011-02-17 Jane
It smelled great in the bottle, great when I mixed it and I was hoping it would smell just as good when I burned the test tart. I was not disappointed. I love this scent! I used 1 oz. per pound of ecosoya PB. I burned the tart in my bedroom and could smell it throughout the whole house! This one is definitely a keeper!
Submitted on 2010-04-12 DanniR
used this scent to make candles with IGI 4630 and also in my gel air fresheners. It was excellent in both applications. I could smell it throughout the entire house and my neighbors could smell it outside
Submitted on 2010-03-21 Linda
This is by far the BEST, strawberry shortcake scent ever. I have ordered from other sites and ended up disappointed - but this is WONDERFUL!! Thank you CS!
Submitted on 2010-02-26 Tracy
I got a sample and make a couple candles using GB 444 Soy. One week later I gave one as a birthday gift when attending a dinner party in a local restaurant. Everyone at the surrounding tables could smell this candle and thought it was wonderful. Its one of my best sellers!
Submitted on 2009-12-13 Anonymous
You smell the strawberry and cake in this scent, yummy!
Submitted on 2009-04-16 Melanie Frantz
I have purchased alot of fragrance oils from different companies and this is by far the strongest oil in my collection...we can not get enough of this scent.used in 464 wax...delicious
Submitted on 2009-04-07 Billy @ CoconutPalmArt.com
This one smells great...both hot and cold throw in Golden Brands 444!!! My personal favorite...
Submitted on 2009-03-29 Patty
This scent is so true that it makes me hungry!
Submitted on 2008-12-19 Lynda
I was surprised to smell FRESH strawberries and a vanilla cake so true. This is strong and wonderful. What a wonderful combination.
Submitted on 2008-10-27 Dave @ Charlotte Hall Country Candles
We recently added this one to our line in parafin and soy. I will be doing this fragrance in votives also. It was the best seller in our shop last week. Not an overpowering fragrance, but true to description and very appealing. Another winner!
Submitted on 2008-09-19 Christine G
This is so juicy and fruity and sweet. Very complex fragrance that gives you layers of scent. I smell sugared strawberries right away and that gives way to the cakey vanilla fragrance after. This smells so incredible. LOVE IT!


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The residents of Brown County filed a petition last week to have the county coroner removed from her position.
Wednesday a judge said he will decide by the end of the week whether the coroner, Dr. Judith Varnau, should be suspended while she is under investigation for alleged sloppy work.
It is alleged that she botched two separate death scene investigations, officials said.
A termination hearing is set for May 14.
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The Skin Food Apple Vinegar Cleansing Gel Cream Review
'ello guys!
How's your Monday treatin' you? Mine is INSANE! Anyway…wanted to tell you I'm currently obssessed with The Skin Food Apple Vinegar Cleansing Gel. OMG Loves it!
I was kinda a little wary of trying this out as really Apple Vinegar? Vinegar isn't something I wanted on my face….but no worries it's actually incredible stuff.
Check it!
The Skin Food Apple Vinegar Cleansing Gel Cream is a thick, creamy gel that smells like fresh bitten, crunchy Granny Smith green apples. To use it, you simply apply on a face full of makeup (dry face) and massage until the product emulsifies and becomes a clear oil, proceed to rinse, done! Clean face!
First off must say this smells incredible. It isn't a cloying or artificial apple smell but leans towards sitting next to someone who just bit into a crunchy green apple. It reeks of fresh, crunchy green apple and even has that slightly sour apple fragrance you get from green apples. Delicious!
The best part about the cleanser is it's ideal for dry, tired, dull skin like my own. Likey! It's enriched with apple vinegar and other organic acids to keep skin smooth, bright, and clean. Who knew apple vinegar was good for your skin? Ha, learn something new everyday.
The formula starts out as a thick gel but quickly emulsifies into a clear oil as you massage. It breaks makeup up beautifully and rinses clean away without leaving a dry, tight feeling behind.
Doesn't work on waterproof mascara sadly but I could care less as I normally remove my eye makeup prior to going in for my facial cleaning.
It comes in a large plastic tub which could be slightly off putting to the germ/bacteria freaks among us (raises hand, that be me!).
- Anyone who finds novelty in skincare scented like fruit (me!).
- Anyone who wants fresh, squeaky clean face without that tight, dry feeling after washing their face.
- Anyone with dull, tired skin (you'll experience a bit of brightening after use).
- Anyone who hates skincare they have to dip into with fingers.
- Anyone who hates tracking down beauty/skincare from abroad (This is available within Korea and a few select Asian countries).
- Anyone sensitive to scented skincare.
This is positively perfect! Mind you, I wouldn't replace my regular oil cleanser for it but it does a damn fine job of removing my makeup and the apple scent totally thrills me. The only thing that would make it better would be housing it in a squeeze tube of some sort as touching it each time kinda makes my OMG bacteria meter go off.
It retails in Korea for around $5-$6 bucks I believe but you can get it on E-bay for around $10 or so which I think is a value as the tub is pretty large. You can also order from the Skin Food Singaporean site but prices are pretty high.
Overall, I liked it alot!
Anyone try?
Do share!
Any Skin Food fans?
This product was purchased by the Muse for review purposes.
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6/21/10 16:58 Agnes:
oh goody!! i've always heard that apple vinegar was good for you.. actually, to tell you the truth, i tried to make my own "toner" and "scrub" using apple cider vinegar (from watching michelle phan) and holy!! that thing reeeeeks. so im glad that this doesnt but smells like apples too bad i cant purchase skin food other than online… but thank you!
6/22/10 9:02 allison1998:
I want to try this out. 😛
I make my own red wine vinegar toner. Vinegar is good for cleansing skin..doesnt dry it out…as well as acne-prone skin. I love it. 😀
6/25/10 11:13 Ashleigh:
Would this be alright to use for everyday use? Such as twice a day, or just at night. I've always wanted to try Skinfood products after hearing great things about them, and I think this will be one of my first products
8/22/10 12:07 iheartkoreanbeauty:
I actually read some reviews tt said this gave them a break-out!! But glad to see it worked for you Maybe they were just allergic to it?!
12/20/10 11:12 elaine:
I bought this off ebay after seeing your review, and wow I LOVE it, I totally look forward to washing my face 😀
I have dry skin, and use a cleansing oil beforehand to take off makeup. It works beautifully and smells AWESOME. thanks for reviewing this, otherwise I would have never known about this goodness!
7/20/12 19:30 Sunshine:
I just tried the sample and I am so in love with it! It gives you a quick squeaky clean on nights you're tired and you don't wanna do the two steps make up removal and facial wash clean. I think I might be getting this soon! I am just curious – how big is the bottle, and how long does it last you?
1/8/13 22:49 allison1998:
Does this product go by a different name now or have different packaging? I was looking for it on evil bay and on the skin food website and I don't see it anymore. TIA


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Broadcom MASTERS
Broadcom MASTERS (Math, Applied Science, Technology, and Engineering for Rising Stars) is a national competition for 6th- 8th grade students designed to inspire and encourage the nation's young scientists, engineers and innovators.
To qualify for the Broadcom MASTERS, students must place within the top 10% in a SSP-affiliated science fair. Nominees then enter the competition by completing an application explaining their science project and demonstrating their use of STEM principles.
After submitting the online application, 300 semifinalists are selected and 30 finalists present their research projects and compete in team hands-on STEM challenges to demonstrate their skills in critical thinking, collaboration, communication and creativity. The top winner is awarded the $25,000 Samueli Foundation Prize.
The 2015 Broadcom MASTERS semifinalists were announced on August 19, finalists were announced on September 2, and winners will be named on October 6.
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Strawberry Dessert DIY
All you need is strawberries, sugar, a dehydrator, powdered sugar, liquid nitrogen … wait. What? Seriously, here's an 8 minute long video showing someone making a dessert that starts out as strawberries and ultimately ends up being a … strawberry. With a strawberry flavored candy shell, strawberry powder ice cream inside, with a hot strawberry jelly and … well just watch the dang video.
Not sure what they call it but I like to call it "Way too much work" … it's pretty cool looking though. And I'd eat it if you were buying.


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Dazzling glass works will be on display this weekend at Glass Eggstravaganza at the Glass Academy in Dearborn.
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Birds, nests, Easter eggs and baskets made of glass will be on display and available for purchase at the Glass Eggstravaganza event at the Glass Academy in Dearborn.
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State Government feels NBN pressure
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- April 23, 2014
PRESSURE is mounting on the State Government to announce details of a trial that was promised to look at rolling out the NBN quicker.
Two months ago new Premier Will Hodgman promised the Tasmanian Liberals were committed to a trial roll out of the NBN on Aurora power poles.
The trial, first spruiked by then Premier Lara Giddings in November last year, aimed to determine whether it was quicker and easier to get superfast internet technology rolled out to as many Tasmanian homes and businesses. The aim was to use power poles as opposed to the current underground system primarily used.
However, the Tasmanian Liberals are still to announce any details of the trial despite serious concerns the NBN roll out is progressing at a snail's pace compared to other state's and territories.
State Opposition leader Bryan Green today asked what the State Government were doing about the trial.
"During the election campaign Will Hodgman made much fanfare of Malcolm Turnbull agreeing to trial a rollout of fibre over Aurora's power poles," Mr Green told the Mercury this morning.
"More than two months later we have heard nothing about when the trial will begin and, more importantly, when it will conclude."
Mr Green's calls followed the Mercury story yesterday that showed Tasmanian homes and businesses were estimated to be waiting an average of four months to get connected to the NBN.
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Group Names Annual List of America's Ten Most Endangered National Parks
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|Tom Kiernan, President, National Parks Conservation Association, 202-454-3332
Group Names Annual List of America's Ten Most Endangered National Parks
Washington, D.C. - Air pollution, development, insufficient funding, and recent actions by the Bush Administration threaten our national parks, particularly the ten that have been named to the National Parks Conservation Association's third annual list of America's Ten Most Endangered National Parks. "It is an open question as to whether this Administration is a friend or foe of our national parks," said National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA) President Thomas Kiernan.
"Although our national parks are protected, they are increasingly in trouble," said Kiernan. "The Bush Administration has pledged $4.9 billion for national park protection. We commend this pledge as well as the proposed budgeting reforms for the Park Service. Unfortunately, their initial follow through on the funding promise is weak and other actions that they are taking will not help the parks, but in fact hurt them."
Yielding to special interest groups, the Bush Administration in recent weeks has mentioned reopening Yellowstone to snowmobiles, renewed leases of summer houses inside Biscayne National Park for the benefit of a small group of individuals instead of the general public, announced interest in drilling for oil in national monuments, and reversed the decision to regulate carbon dioxide emissions--all decisions that will damage national parks and the quality of the visitor experience.
The parks on this year's list and their biggest threats are:
- Alaskan parks, including Denali, Katmai, Gates of the Arctic, Glacier Bay, and Wrangell-St. Elias: Proposed development, lack of funding, and motorized abuse
- Big Bend National Park (Texas): Air pollution and reduced water flow threaten this park, Texas' largest and oldest park
- Fire Island National Seashore (New York): Proposed beach re-sanding project may cause more harm than good
- Frederick Douglass National Historic Site (Washington, DC): Insufficient funding results in deteriorating historic books, furnishings, and photographs
- Glacier National Park (Montana): Park infrastructure is crumbling, and development threatens park boundaries; insufficient funding is crippling the park's resource management capabilities
- Great Smoky Mountains National Park (Tennessee and North Carolina): Pollutants from nearby power plants threaten the health of the park
- Petrified Forest National Park (Arizona): Visitors illegally disturb or steal up to 12 tons of petrified wood every year, and development threatens park views
- Everglades, Biscayne Bay, and Big Cypress in south Florida: Water levels and pollution remain significant concerns for the three parks; off-road vehicle damage has scarred Big Cypress
- Stones River National Battlefield (Tennessee): Road construction and development threaten this significant Civil War site
- Yellowstone National Park (Wyoming and Montana): The park's bison are harassed by snowmobiles and killed by Montana agriculture officials when the animals wander off federal land in search of food during winter
Chronic air pollution clouds two endangered national parks: Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Big Bend National Park. Although Big Bend is new to the list, Great Smokies returns for the third consecutive year as pollutants from nearby power plants continue to damage park views and the health of wildlife and plants. Many of our national parks are affected by regional haze, caused by the emissions of sulfur dioxide from old, inefficient power plants. In March, a bipartisan group of legislators introduced bills (the Clean Smokestacks Act of 2001 in the House and the Clean Power Act of 2001 in the Senate) that would require polluting power plants to modernize and reduce emissions of nitrogen oxide, sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide, and mercury in a manner which is fair, cost efficient, and technically feasible. Recently, bowing to pressure from industry lobbyists, the president dropped his support for regulating power plant emissions of carbon dioxide.
The Frederick Douglass National Historic Site also is new to NPCA's annual endangered parks list, but illustrates the financial needs of national parks across the country. Lack of funding has compromised the Park Service's ability to preserve the home. Interior and exterior features need repair and rehabilitation, and the prominent African-American scholar's books, textiles, furnishings and photographs are deteriorating from age and exposure. Insufficient funding also plagues Glacier National Park, also new to NPCA's list of endangered parks.
"We are urging the Bush Administration to put $2.8 billion of the Administration's proposed $4.9 billion into resource protection and visitor education," Kiernan said. "If we can redirect the proposed funding, we will begin to see more parks moving off this endangered list."
Visit the National Parks Conservation Association at www.npca.org or call 800-NAT-PARK for more information about all of America's Ten Most Endangered National Parks.


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2009 Annual Report
Integrated soil erosion and sedimentation technologies. Soil and sediment samples were collected and analyzed in support of a sediment source identification study. A supply of soil was prepared for studies on effects of gypsum on infiltration.
Watershed management, water availability, ecosystem restoration. Artificial streams have been constructed, but organism survival tests have been postponed due to difficulties in obtaining water supply of adequate quality. The artificial streams are being relocated to a site with better water supply. Fish, water quality and physical data were collected from the Big Sunflower and Coldwater Rivers, which drain the intensively cultivated Mississippi Delta. Data will be used to examine links between water quality and ecological impairment. Coldwater River studies are also targeted at effects of ecological restoration of river backwaters and their use as nonpoint source management measures. Evaluation of ecosystem restoration along a leveed floodway has been initiated. Water quality protection systems. Toxicology studies using an invertebrate, Hyallela azteca, and sediments from river backwaters were completed. The efficacy of using grassed fields versus bare soil for mitigating pesticide contamination of runoff was studied by collecting and analyzing samples of water, sediment and plant tissue. Studies examining use of weirs in vegetated drainage ditches to mitigate runoff contamination continued. Experiments were conducted testing the effects of such weirs on nutrient loads in simulated runoff. Resilience of herbaceous plant species in drainage ditch environments was evaluated, and the relative efficacy of various species in mitigating nutrients and pesticides was measured. An experiment involving an artificial runoff event contaminated with agrichemicals (sediment, nutrients, pesticides) into a managed wetland was completed, and analyses are underway. One part of this effort involves examination of the effects of herbicide pollution on nutrient uptake by algae.
Review Publications
Yuan, Y., Locke, M.A., Bingner, R.L. 2008. Annualized Agricultural Non-Point Source Model Application for Mississippi Delta Beasley Lake Watershed Conservation Practices Assessment. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 63(6): 542-551.
Locke, M.A., Knight, S.S., Smith Jr, S., Cullum, R.F., Zablotowicz, R.M., Yuan, Y., Bingner, R.L. 2008. Environmental quality research in Beasley Lake Watershed, 1995-2007: Succession from conventional to conservation practices. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 63(6):430-442.
Kroger, R., Moore, M.T. 2008. Utilization of common ditch vegetation in the reduction of fipronil and its sulfone metabolite. Pest Management Science. 64:1212-1217.
Knight, S.S., Lizotte Jr, R.E., Moore, M.T., Smith Jr, S., Shields Jr, F.D. 2009. Mississippi oxbow lake sediment quality during an artificial flood. Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, 82(4): 496-500. DOI 10.1007/s00128-009-9653-4 [on line].
Shields Jr, F.D., Pezeshki, S., Wilson, G.V., Wu, W., Dabney, S.M. 2008. Rehabilitation of an incised stream using plant materials: the dominance of geomorphic processes. Ecology and Society 13(2) Paper #54. [online]
Moore, M.T., Cooper, C.M., Smith Jr, S., Cullum, R.F., Knight, S.S., Locke, M.A., Bennett, E.R. 2009. Mitigation of two pyrethroid insecticides in a Mississippi Delta constructed wetland. Environmental Pollution. 157: 250-256.
Moore, M.T., Lizotte Jr, R.E., Kroger, R. 2009. Efficiency of experimental rice (Oryza sativa L.) fields in mitigating diazinon runoff toxicity to Hyalella azteca. Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology. 82(6):777-780.
Kroger, R., Moore, M.T., Locke, M.A., Cullum, R.F., Steinriede Jr, R.W., Testa III, S., Bryant, C.T., Cooper, C.M. 2009. Evaluating the influence of wetland vegetation on chemical residence time in Mississippi Delta drainage ditches. Agricultural Water Management, 96: 1175-1179.
Rhoton, F.E., Duiker, S.W. 2008. Erodibility of a Soil Drainage Sequence in the Loess Uplands of Mississippi. Catena. 75: 164-171.
Knight, S.S., Boyer, K.L. 2007. Effects of Conservation Practices on Aquatic Habitats and Fauna. In: Haufler, J. B., Editor. Fish and Wildlife Benefits of Agricultural Conservation Practices. The Wildlife Society Technical Review 07-1, Bethesda, Maryland. p. 83-101.
Kroger, R., Moore, M.T., Cooper, C.M., Holland, M.M. 2009. Diazinon accumulation and dissipation in Oryza sativa L. following simulated agricultural runoff amendment in flooded rice paddies. Water, Air and Soil Pollution 201:209-218.
Kroger, R., Lizotte Jr, R.E., Moore, M.T. 2009. Survival, growth, and body residues of Hyalella azteca (Saussure) exposed to fipronil contaminated sediments from non-vegetated and vegetated microcosms. Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology 83(3):369-373. DOI 10.1007/s00128-009-9759-8.
Moore, M.T., Kroger, R., Cooper, C.M., Smith Jr, S. 2009. Ability of four emergent macrophytes to remediate permethrin in mesocosm experiments. Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology. 57: 282-288.
Carpenter, L.T., Pezeshki, S., Shields Jr, F.D. 2008. Responses of non-structural carbohydrates to shoot removal and soil moisture treatments in Salix nigra. Trees: Structure and Function 22: 737-748, Doi 10.1007/s00468-008-0234-7.
Knight, S.S., Lizotte Jr, R.E., Shields Jr, F.D. 2009. Hyalella azteca Responses to Coldwater River Backwater Sediments in Mississippi, USA. Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology. 83(4): 493-496. DOI 10.1007/s00128-009-9804-7 [online].
Lizotte Jr, R.E., Shields Jr, F.D., Knight, S.S., Bryant, C.T. 2009. Efficiency of a modified backwater wetland in trapping a pesticide mixture. Ecohydrology 2(3):287-293. DOI:10.1002/eco.52.
Lizotte Jr, R.E., Knight, S.S., Bryant, C.T., Smith Jr, S. 2009. Agricultural pesticides in Mississippi Delta oxbow lake sediments during autumn and their effects on Hyalella azteca. Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology. 57(3):495-503. DOI:10.1007/s0024-009-9327-6.
Knight, S.S., Cooper, C.M. 2008. Bias Associated With Sampling Interval in Removal Method for Fish Population Estimates. Journal International Environmental Application and Science, 3(4): 201-206.
Wilson, G.V., Shields Jr, F.D., Bingner, R.L., Reid-Rhoades, P., Dicarlo, D.A., Dabney, S.M. 2008. Conservation Practices and Gully Erosion Contributions in the Topashaw Canal Watershed. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation Society. 63(6):420-429; doi:10.2489/jswc.63.6.420.
Chao, X., Jai, Y., Shields Jr, F.D., Wang, S.S., Cooper, C.M. 2008. Three Dimensional Numerical Modeling of Cohesive Sediment Transport and Wind-Wave Impact in a Shallow Oxbow Lake. Advances in Water Resources 31: 1004-1014.
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Palmetto, Florida - When Dr. James Briles visits his wife Kathleen, he goes to the Skyway Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Along a creek, under a large oak tree surrounded by white flowers, there's a marble bench facing Kathleen's grave site.
This is where Briles has been visiting his wife since August 2009. The man Manatee deputies believe killed her is 41-year-old Delmer Smith. He has been found guilty of first degree murder by a jury ofsix men andsix women. It's one more step in Briles' grieving process.
"It gives Kathy the justice she deserves and it brings some peace," says Briles.
Surrounded by his family, including his two sons and daughter, at his wife's grave site, Briles thanks the investigators, the attorneys and the jurors.
"They gave a voice to my wife Kathleen and it was heard." Brilesvisits his wife's grave frequently, saying "It's peaceful here."
It was Briles' first stop after the verdict. He says he shared the news with her. "I cried my eyes out until I was dry, that's what I did," he recalls.
Earlier that day in court, he remembers the moment the foreman read the guilty verdict as he sat in a corner of the courtroom.
"What I was really doing was watching Delmer Smith. He had no emotion whatsoever, completely blank as he has been through the entire process."
Prosecutors say seven key items stolen from Briles' home connect Smith toKathleen's murder, including matching his and hers Geneva watches and a medical book with Smith's fingerprint.
Smith is believed to haveambushed the 48-year-old mother of three in the driveway, dragged her inside, gagged her mouth and tied her ankles and wrists with duct tape. He then beat her head with an iron sewing machine.
Briles would be the one to find hiswife's body.
He has waited three years to hear these words: "The defendant is guilty of murder in the first degree."
Briles says those 10 words erase the grief. "That's all gone. The things that replace it are happy things."
Happier things such as his family, a 9-month-old grandson and remembering the good times.
Briles says, "She had a great smile and her laugh. Her spirit is still there."
On Tuesday the jurors and Smith return to a Manatee County courtroom for the sentencing phase. Smith faces either life in prison without parole or death by lethal injection.
Briles says, "I know the death penalty is appropriate."
Smith is already serving a life sentence for a Sarasota home invasion and kidnapping. He is also a suspect in an unsolved murder, two rapes and 10 homeburglaries.
Brileshopes the murder conviction for his wife'sbrutal death will bring those victims some peace."There are other victims out there that may never have their day in court. I like them to consider this a victory for them as well."


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As part of our ongoing commitment to improving the connection between our members and their primary care providers (PCPs), we will require a PCP referral for specialty services beginning with dates of service January 17, 2011, for some members, starting with those in a Cambridge Health Alliance PCP panel.The referral requirement applies to professional services; outpatient hospital visits; surgical day care; and initial visits or evaluation for physical therapy, speech therapy, and occupational therapy. It does not include inpatient care, emergency care, outpatient behavioral health services, or OB/GYN and family planning services.We will not pay for specialty services that do not have a PCP referral when such a referral is needed. Please remember, you cannot bill members for these services.The Tufts Health Plan – Network Health member's PCP must notify us when specialty care is needed from a contracted specialist; we will then issue a referral number to the PCP. Specialists can check which Tufts Health plan – Network Health members require a referral when checking member eligibility with Network Health Connect, our online provider service; NEHEN; and NEHENnet. Specialists can also check the status of a referral using Network Health Connect, NEHEN, and NEHENnet.
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The 'You're Cut Off!' Ladies Go Camping, and (Wait for It) Disaster Results (VIDEO)
On the latest episode, all of our favorite spoiled rich girls are sent out on a camping trip. Naturally, they spend the whole time complaining, because they're outside and there are bugs out there.
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Saltimbocca is a traditional Italian dish which literally means "jump in the mouth" - cause that's just how good it is. 'Saltimbocca alla Romana' is a rolled-up version, still containing the classic veal scallops, pan-friend with prosciutto and fresh sage leaves. We are took a few liberties with the recipe, substituting chicken for the veal and adding in some slices of provolone cheese to give it that added unctuousness. Either way, this recipe is irresistible!
You can find the recipe for this Italian delight in our Traeger On a Budget cookbook.
Prep Time: 20 minutesCook Time: 20 to 25 minutesServes: 4 to 6Recommended Pellets: Oak
6 boneless skinless chicken breasts, each about 6 ounces1 8-ounce package sliced provolone cheese (8 slices) 6 thin slices of ham or prosciutto 8 to 10 fresh sage leaves, finely minced 1 cup grated Parmesan cheese Extra-virgin olive oil Traeger Pork and Poultry Rub, or salt and pepper
Using a sharp knife, carefully butterfly each chicken breast and open it like a book. (Alternatively, you can buy chicken cutlets—sometimes called scaloppini—at your supermarket or butcher shop.)
Lay a sheet of plastic wrap on top of the cutlets. Gently pound each to an even 1/4-inch thickness with the flat side of a meat mallet.
Remove the plastic wrap from the chicken. The best way to roll up these bad boys is to use Thefoodloop, by Fusionbrands. It seriously decreases the headache of rolling up the chicken and allows you to secure and tighten the loops around each chicken breast with ease. The best way is to lay down two of the silicone loops, opened flat, underneath each chicken breast before you load them up. Center one or two slices of provolone on each chicken breast and top with a slice of prosciutto or ham. Sprinkle with the minced fresh sage and Parmesan cheese.
Starting at the short end, roll each chicken breast up jellyroll fashion. Secure by clipping the loops onto itself.
Oil the outside of each chicken roll-up and season lightly with Traeger Pork and Poultry Rub.
When ready to cook, start the Traeger grill on Smoke with the lid open until the fire is established (4 to 5 minutes). Set the temperature to 400 degrees F and preheat, lid closed, for 10 to 15 minutes. Arrange the chicken roll-ups on a baking sheet or directly on the grill grate at an angle to the bars. Roast until the chicken is cooked through, about 25 to 30 minutes.
Transfer to a platter. Let rest for 2 minutes before serving.
Slice it up and top with more fresh sage and parmesan. This chicken will melt in your mouth and have you saying, 'Thank you, Italy!'.
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BackgroundMaple World is in peril, but help is on the way. Take on the roles of Fenris the Dual Blade and Rei the Mechanic in two completely new tales of adventure. You'll have to rely on your wits and reflexes as you explore new worlds battle new beasts on the quest to stop the Black Wings.
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A leader in providing quality, evidence-based urologic education, the AUA invites you to register for the 108th AUA Annual Meeting!
Save money and register early!
Discount deadline for Meeting registration is February 22, 2013.
Discount deadline for courses (Hands-on and Robotics Courses, and IC/PG Course Pass) is March 22, 2013.
You will be connected to the official AUA2013 registration site.
A credit card and AUA ID number are required. Registrants who do not have an AUA ID number may request one at www.AUA2013.org/GetID. Notification of AUA ID number will be e-mailed within one business day.
Note: If you already have an AUA ID number, you do not need to request a new one. If you have forgotten your AUA ID number, we can have it e-mailed to you.
If choosing a registration category that requires a copy of your valid state issued license, please fax to 410-689-3912 at the time of registration. Failure to provide the required documentation will delay and possibly void your registration.
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- access to all plenary, poster, podium, forum and video sessions
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- entrance to the Science and Technology Hall
- use of the shuttle service between the San Diego Convention Center and official AUA Hotels (excludes hotels within walking distance)
- publications—AUA Meeting Program Book, AUA Online Program Abstracts, AUA Daily News, Schedule at a Glance and Daily Planner
- AUA2013 Mobile App
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- Practice Management Conference
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Learn about becoming a member to take advantage of this benefit.
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Discount deadline for Meeting registration is February 22, 2013.
Discount deadline for courses (Hands-on and Robotics Courses, and IC/PG Course Pass) is March 22, 2013.
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One is never to old to go to College! I am 50 years old and I am now a graduate of college, with my certificate in Medical Coding/Billing. Had it not been for my 3 grown kiddos telling me I should go back to school, I probably wouldn't of done it!! It is never too late to get the education that you want. I am very proud of my niece Cherise for graduating with her nursing degree! She maintained her grades and she also had a husband and two children to take care of, and college! What I have accomplished, I have fulfilled my long-time dream.
Aunt and Niece graduate from UCC 2011
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California Closets Twin Cities Service Area
Our California Closets Franchise is based out of Bloomington, MN. We service the immediate surrounding area of the Twin Cities, roughly within a 50 mile radius of Bloomington since 1989. Over time we've had people from all around Minnesota, North Iowa, North and South Dakota and Wisconsin inquire about our services. For these area's without a California Closets, we wanted to be able to help them as we know what a difference a California Closets system can make on one's life! We've volunteered our services to these areas outside of our Franchise location with the below set parameters based upon each area's location. While we want to be able to service everyone, we need to do so responsibly as a business so that we can still be here servicing you 10, 20 and 30+ years from now! Below are the set parameters for how we can service each area. If you'd like more information on how you can get started if you are out of our immediate area, please contact us at 952.844.0004 or email@example.com Thank you for your interest in California Closets Twin Cities!
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Coby TFTV1525 15-Inch Widescreen TFT LCD 720p HDTV/Monitor with HDMI Input (Black)
From Coby
Product Description
Coby's 15-Inch LCD TV offers a premium viewing experience, featuring brilliant picture, liquid-crystal display, and dual ATSC/NTSC tuners for great reception of digital signal (DTV-ready). With an HDMI digital connection and a 15-pin VGA interface, the TFTV1525 is perfect for use as a television or computer monitor. Integrated full-range stereo speakers, AV inputs and digital noise reduction also included. Display Type: 15-Inch TFT LCD @ 1366 x 768 Contrast Ratio: 600:1 Brightness: 220 cd/m2 TV Tuner System ATSC/QAM/NTSC DTV Resolution Support 480i, 480p, 720p (Native), 1080i, 1080p AV Input: Coaxial Antenna, HDMI with HDCP, RCA Component Video + Audio, RCA Composite Video + Audio, S-Video, PC VGA + 3.5mm Audio. AV Output Integrated Stereo Speakers (6W), 3.5mm Headphone
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The Magazine
Too Few Good Men
We could use more troops in Afghanistan.
Sep 27, 2010, Vol. 16, No. 02 • By GARY SCHMITT
Afghanistan is a big place: approximately one and half times the size of Iraq with a population roughly the same size as Iraq's, but more dispersed. Accordingly, the game plan had been to narrow counterinsurgency efforts to a limited number of population centers and commercial routes, predominantly in the southern part of the country, accepting various levels of risk in adjacent areas and other regions. And narrow it is. For example, in the April report to Congress on the Afghan campaign, the Pentagon noted that ISAF had identified 80 "key terrain" districts, along with 41 other "area of interest" districts—out of nearly 400 total districts in the country. But, the "ISAF Joint Command (IJC) assessed that, out of the 121 districts, it had the resources to conduct operations in 48." And, as Michael O'Hanlon has recently written in Foreign Affairs, while the number of districts with "satisfactory" security has improved modestly over the past nine months, "ISAF currently estimates that only 35 percent of the priority districts have 'good' security or better."
That's a problem, even as it has been argued that the war against the Taliban is not a country-wide campaign, but is principally focused on the Pashtun belt in southern and eastern Afghanistan. Two recent incidents, however, suggest that the insurgency is not so easily contained. First was the slaughter of a Christian medical team in Badakhshan Province in the ostensibly quiet sector of northern Afghanistan, and then there was the public torture and murder of a pregnant widow in Badghis in northwestern Afghanistan. As Bill Roggio notes, "Just a few years ago, Badghis province wasn't considered a security problem. But over the past three years, the Taliban have slowly taken control of districts in Badghis and have implemented their brutal version of sharia." Although the strength of the Taliban and its allies still lies principally in the south and the east, their footprint, as General Petraeus acknowledges, has expanded outside those areas. Since 2005, the Taliban has tripled the number of its shadow governors, which gives the insurgents a presence in virtually every province. According to NATO's own data, by late 2009 the Taliban was a constant or periodic hostile presence in about half the country, with some capability in the remaining 40 percent.
There's also this: Obama has deployed fewer actual counterinsurgents in Afghanistan than Bush did in Iraq. Bush's surge included 21,500 soldiers and Marines ready for combat; the remaining additional forces consisted mainly of support elements, aviation units, and military police. In contrast, of Obama's 30,000 just over 15,000 are dedicated, ground-pounding counterinsurgents, with a higher percentage going to support and training. This problem isn't entirely of Obama's own making. By the time Bush ordered a troop increase, the supporting military infrastructure in Iraq had been well established, and there was less need to add more "tail" to support combat operations. This has not been so in Afghanistan, where the country's mountainous and varied geography and its isolated location demand more supporting elements in aviation and logistics.
Nor does this account for the bumps in the road that mark most military campaigns, such as last February's clearing operation in Marjah, a onetime Taliban stronghold in Helmand Province. With the Pentagon no doubt pressed to show results quickly and also not to tie down Marines who could be used in other clearing operations, it declared the town effectively cleared of the Taliban after two short weeks. But attempts to turn the town's security over to Afghan forces and special police in the weeks that followed only resulted in the resurgence of Taliban activity, whipsawing the townspeople in a way that means it will take even longer to assure them that they should bet on their long-term security resting with the Afghan government. Securing Helmand and Kandahar is probably going to require more time and more resources than the optimistic plans set out by General McChrystal. This awareness is reflected in General Petraeus's new guidelines specifying that ISAF forces will gradually step back from areas that have been pacified instead of trying to hand off the task to the still maturing Afghan forces all at once.
The shortage of trainers for the Afghan Army and the Afghan police complicates matters further, as does President Karzai's insistence on the reduction of private contractors performing security missions throughout the country. Add Pakistan's reluctance to deal decisively with the insurgent safe havens on its side of the border, and it is hard to escape the conclusion that more combat-ready troops are needed if we are to succeed in the Afghan mission.
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