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Big and Cozy room in Amsterdam Pijp
Størrelse25 m²
- Kjøkken
- Vaskemaskin / tørketrommel
- Balkong/terrasse
- Internett/WiFi
- Håndklær
|Cornelis Trooststraat, 1072 JH Amsterdam, Nederland
|Privat rom
|Eiendoms ID
|Innen noen få timer
|Kalender oppdatert
|3 dager siden
You can also use the kitchen. Easily accessible, restaurants and cafes around the corner. Close to museums, trams and shops.
No breakfast, coffee and tea are available.
Owner likes to inform you about the city, possiblities and the best places to eat.
During the summer: 7 juli till september, the minimal stay is one week! You'll have the place for your own (exept some days which I'll communicate about)
In july and august the minimumstay is one week! You'll have the place for your own.
You share the toilet and the bathroom (WITH SHOWER) with me, the owner.
Please communicate with me if you decide to take a child with you, younger than 8 years old.
|Pris for >1 gjester
|176 NOK pr. gjest/natt ekstra
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very nice room in a very nice part of amsterdam
unfortunately, alette didn't said she got a big cat so i got very bad problems because i am allergic so i had to go to hospital when i went back home.
she said she commented that in her description but thats not true so i am a bit disappointed in her.
but if you know that and u don't have problems with that its a very good place to be.
Das Zimmer ist gemütlich, liegt zentral und ist mit der Tram gut zu erreichen. Ausgezeichnete Unterkunft für einen Amsterdam-Trip!
The room of Alette is situated in a typical house in a nice Corner of Amsterdam. We made all visits by foot (6/7 km to the city, 2 km to the Museums). Our room was quite large and good equipped with a large bed, table, chairs and a little Sofa. We shared a bathroom and a very smaal toilette with Alette and her nice cat Fritz. In her kitchen we were allowed to cook tea and to have our breakfast. It was very propper. Alette was realy friendly so we thank her for our nice stay.
Mooie ruime kamer midden in de Pijp. Op loopafstand van het museumplein, tram en leuke eetgelegenheden. We hebben ons goed vermaakt en Alette is een prima gastvrouw.
Camera grande, luminosa e pulita. Padrona di casa molto gentile e disponibile. È situata in un bel quartiere residenziale in uno stabile tipico olandese. Risulta un pò decentrata se si vuole girare la città a piedi.
We hebben ons prima vermaakt in Amsterdam en konden zelfs lopend via het Rijksmuseum naar het Leidse Plein. Je moet inderdaad niet allergisch zijn voor een kat. Ook moet je er tegen kunnen dat je de wc, evt keuken en badkamer deelt met Alette.....Bed was prima! Ideaal is het om je auto te parkeren bij de RAI.
Es un apartamento muy pequeño pero muy bien situado, ideal para una pareja. La intimidad está asegurada y la situación es excepcional. Alette es muy simpática y nos ha proporcionado todo lo que le hemos pedido! SO GOOD :)
The room was great and Alette was a very friendly.
I enjoyed my stay at her place.You can find anything you need close to the room and tram 12 station is only 2 min a way.
Alette, was a really helpful host. I was stuck in a traffic jam on the way to hear and she waited really patiently at home(even though she had an appointment herself) to give me the keys and explain everything. Her cat is really sweet and wonderful. It was clean, comfortable and very convenient to get into the city!
Thanks again Alette and I am sure we will see us again!
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2011 Mustang GT takes on Camaro, Challenger in Motortrend comparison, comes out on top
By Drew Phillips - June 6, 2010 – 11:21 pmNo Comment | 389 views
Last year Motortrend held a comparison test between the 2010 Ford Mustang GT, the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro SS and the 2010 Dodge Challenger R/T. The Camaro SS narrowly won that fight, but for this latest test the Mustang brought a bigger knife to the fight in the form of the new 5.0-liter V8. Needless to say, the 2011 Mustang GT ran away with the competition, trouncing the Camaro and Challenger in acceleration, braking and handling tests. The editors called the Mustang "mature, adult, grown up, but still fun and sexy." The Mustang also received praise for its new 6-speed transmission, the high quality interior, and its bang-for-the-buck. You can read the full comparison test over at Motortrend's web site.


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Pesto Pepper Tortellini Recipe
"This is a shortcut version of a rich, creamy pasta dish I enjoyed on a vacation trip," shares Mickie Taft of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It's versatile, too--serve it as an awesome meatless entree or a special side dish.
- 1 package (19 ounces) frozen cheese tortellini
- 1/2 cup julienned sweet red pepper
- 1/2 cup butter
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 cups heavy whipping cream
- 1/4 cup ground walnuts
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh basil or 2 teaspoons dried basil
- 1 tablespoon chopped green onion or chives
- 1. Prepare tortellini according to package directions.
- 2. Meanwhile, in a large skillet, saute red pepper in butter until pepper is crisp-tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Stir in cream; cook for 8-10 minutes or until slightly thickened.
- 3. Add the walnuts, basil and onion; heat through. Drain tortellini; add to sauce and toss to coat. Yield: 4 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 cup equals 771 calories, 61 g fat (35 g saturated fat), 199 mg cholesterol, 449 mg sodium, 42 g carbohydrate, 3 g fiber, 16 g protein.
Reviews for Pesto Pepper Tortellini
Reviewed Jul. 17, 2014
"Very good and deliciius. Ignore the one star review, that person admitted they never even made it!"
Reviewed Jun. 5, 2013
"My husband and I greatly enjoy this dish!"
Reviewed Apr. 12, 2013
"This is fantastic!"
Reviewed Nov. 15, 2009
"Haven't tried this and wont. The calories, cholesterol, and the sodium levels are too high even for a basically healthy person."
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Full-Bodied White Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a full-bodied white wine such as Chardonnay or Viognier.
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Fabulous Fiction Firsts #299
Former TIME Jerusalem Bureau Chief Matt Rees, known for his award-winning Omar Yussef mystery series set in modern day Palestine, now brings to his devoted readers a historical stand-alone set in late 18th century Vienna.
When Madame Maria Anna Berchtold von Sonnenburg (known to her family as Nannerl) received news of her estranged younger brother Amadeus Mozart's death in December 1791, she rushed to Vienna to pay her final respect. Grief turned to suspicion as Nannerl learned that Mozart told his wife he was being poisoned. Soon she found herself ensnared in a web of intrigue and drama among jealous lovers, sinister creditors, rival composers, secret societies and came to learn a side of her brother she had not known.
In Mozart's Last Aria *, "Rees nails the details of Mozart's Vienna with precision, seasoning his story with musical details that will delight fans of classical music. The author renders Nannerl very sympathetic and teases in a touch of romance that is both bittersweet and unexpected. ... A beautiful book illuminated by the author's own musical background that moves slowly and deliberately to a fine conclusion. "
For historical mystery with a strong sense of place and a touch or romance, try also works by Deanna Raybourn and C.S. Harris.
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The U.S. Constitution heads to state legislatures for approval, Ted Williams smacks a homer in his last at-bat, the Beatles' "Hey Jude" hits No. 1, and "Star Trek" taps the next generation, all on this day.
1964: Actress and comedian Janeane Garofalo ("The Truth About Cats & Dogs," "Reality Bites," "The MatchMaker") is born in Newton, New Jersey.


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Jens Voigt is sort of like that (but not as far forward under duress), of the current pros. Not sure who else, but I noticed he's pretty far forward. He has substantially less set back than Boonen, for example, even though they're similar in height.
Voigt: saddle height 845mm, set back 85mm.
Boonen: saddle height 815mm, set back 115mm.
When I experimented with frame size (prior to ordering a custom frame) i sat on a trainer and used plastic storage totes as hand rests. This way I could move my hands independent of any "normal" constraints (stem or bar sizes). I used books and such to fine tune the tote height, and I just slide my hands more forward or backward on the tote. Then when something seemed good I noted where I was, measured what the various dimensions would be if it were a bike. I based it on a 12 cm stem with my current stem as I found that puts enough weight on the front wheel but not too much weight. I've run as long as a 14.5 cm stem with the same bars and that was too much weight. Any shorter and it feels too light (like a 10 cm stem on a longer frame).
As a sanity check I plugged my findings into an LBS's fit bike and sat on the bike and tried it. It was longer than I planned (by 2 cm due to a 14 cm stem - I should have brought my own 12 cm stem) but it seemed good. It's basically the fit I've been riding (I had a second frame, same size, built for me), albeit adjusted for a new bar that has less reach and drop. I got a custom stem to place the drops correctly, now they're in the same spot as before. I haven't converted the other bike to the new bars because I haven't ordered a second stem yet.
"...during the Lance years, being fit became the No. 1 thing. Totally the only thing. Its a big part of what we do, but fitness is not the only thing. Theres skills, theres tactics theres all kinds of stuff..." Tim Johnson
I like the video - he explains that with the longer cranks he needs the saddle more forward, although he does move it forward more than the 5 mm or so that the cranks probably grew. I have short legs and I've used 175s since 2003 (and have tried very hard to use 170s without success in 2008 and then again in 2011). The longer cranks exaggerates the forward seat position since my cranks are longer than people expect, by 5-10 mm.
"...during the Lance years, being fit became the No. 1 thing. Totally the only thing. Its a big part of what we do, but fitness is not the only thing. Theres skills, theres tactics theres all kinds of stuff..." Tim Johnson
ooh. Imma get me one of those -30 130mm deda pista stems!
I am SO doing that.
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seems like i've got a tricky one here--i grabbed the scicon élan and the arundel uno (i have one of the duos and love it) to test. i was optimistic but neither one works on my TT bike. i thought i might be able to orient them more vertically than horizontally, or perhaps to fit them under the saddle but above the rails; no go. i'm open to other thoughts.
both are nice bags.
here's a picture of what i'm trying to fit it on:
Damn man, do you use all those skis? Your garage looks like a ski shop!
C'mon Teton summon your inner trigeek. Get a bento box.
i'm thinking maybe i could clip the saddle bag to the underside of the extensions. hm.
Especially if you already have a decent bike. I went through the same thing last week. Saw a cool bike on ebay, put in a low bid and won. I didn't realize it was a shop on the other side of town sell, so got lucky by being able to drive over and pick it up. Pretty bittersweet otherwise. I have a bike I really like and now I have this new one, too (which is a really nice bike). I really have no need for 2 and needed to get another of pedals, saddle, etc.
My kids aren't allowed to buy anything over $5 unless they write down what they want, then still want it two weeks later (some exceptions on travel...)
I think my natural tendency to procrastinate will work in my favor, here, but it's the right size bike, with the right group, for what I've been looking for. I'm going to let it expire and hope they repost with a lower opening bid.
Good idea. Seems a bit high to me.
Cyclists of the world, unite! You have nothing to lube but your chains!
They relisted it, same price. I visited that bike in a different size at a local store today. Looks pretty sweet.
that video from specialized aero guys re shaved legs... real or late april fools?
If real, do you dudes shave your arms? I mean, I lost a 10mi tt by 1 second earlier this year. If you're telling me arms is 3-4-5+ seconds over that distance, I'm not above it. Not to mention I can use the same "it's for crashing" line.
I suppose when all things are going well, a second bike isn't necessary, but they're quite handy when things don't go so well.
when I took my Ridley to the shop to ask about the cracked dropout, I wasn't expecting that they would need to keep it, and I had to build my Gazelle back up that night.
Cyclists of the world, unite! You have nothing to lube but your chains!
^^You kept that steel bike 'cause you knew the carbon one was gonna 'splode.
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|Two WP standouts named to All-District Football Team
|Written by Wauneta Breeze
|Sunday, 28 November 2010 17:37
By Josh Sumner
The Wauneta Breeze
A pair of Wauneta-Palisade football players recently received the honor of being named to the 2010 D2-9 All-District Football Team, as voted on by the district's coaches last week.
Bronco senior Colby Skelton earned a spot on the defensive second team as linebacker, while junior Bo Fanning made honorable mention at the running back position.
Colby Skelton
Skelton led Wau-Pal in various defensive categories this year, including total tackles with 54. His 36 assisted tackles was also the most on the team.
Fanning ran for 208 rushing yards this season, while amassing an impressive 8.3 yards-per-carry average. He scored two rushing touchdowns on the year.
Bo Fanning
The entire 2010 D2-9 All-District Football Team includes:
First team: Djorn Dunlap, senior, quarterback, Eustis-Farnam; Sean May, senior, running back, Wallace; Brad Ward, senior, running back, Brady; Devon Fritsche, senior, lineman, Medicine Valley; Blaine Richter, senior, lineman, Hayes Center; Braden Rieker, senior, lineman, Eustis-Farnam; Carson Bellamy, senior, receiver, Eustis-Farnam; Sawyer Burke, junior, receiver, Brady; Lucas Gleisberg, sophomore, punter, Medicine Valley; Christian Arteburn, senior, kick returner, Brady.
Second team: Kyle Pohlman, senior, quarterback, Brady; Shawn Christensen, senior, running back, Wallace; Kaleb Hueftle, running back, senior, Eustis-Farnam; Justin Romeo, senior, running back, Medicine Valley; Alex Pacheco, senior, lineman, Wallace; Ryan Porter, junior, lineman, Brady; Shane Robbins, junior, lineman, Eustis-Farnam; Tyler Egenberger, junior, receiver, Brady; Adam Lawson, junior, receiver, Hayes Center.
Honorable mention: Bo Fanning, junior, running back, Wauneta-Palisade; Seth Gohl, freshman, punter, Hayes Center; Derek Hildebrandt, sophomore, punt returner, Medicine Valley; Brendan Johnsen, sophomore, kicker, Medicine Valley; Tyler McCoy, senior, lineman, Wallace; Tyler Rehbein, junior, quarterback, Hayes Center; Lane Swedberg, senior, receiver, Wallace; Hunter Timmons, junior, kick returner, Medicine Valley.
First team: Colton Aspenleiter, junior, lineman, Medicine Valley; Dalton Riedel, senior, lineman, Brady; Edgar Rodriguez, senior, lineman, Hayes Center; Shawn Christensen, senior, linebacker, Wallace; Tyrel Graz, junior, linebacker, Brady; Justin Romeo, senior, linebacker, Medicine Valley; Christian Arteburn, senior, cornerback, Brady; Lucas Gleisberg, sophomore, cornerback, Medicine Valley; Carson Bellamy, senior, kicker, Eustis-Farnam; Christian Arteburn, senior, punt returner, Brady.
Second team: Alex Pacheco, senior, lineman, Wallace; Ryan Porter, junior, lineman, Brady; Braden Rieker, senior, lineman, Eustis-Farnam; Shane Robbins, junior, lineman, Eustis-Farnam; Jacob Widick, senior, lineman, Eustis-Farnam; Carson Bellamy, senior, linebacker, Eustis-Farnam; Michael Bishop, junior, linebacker, Hayes Center; Sean May, senior, linebacker, Wallace; Colby Skelton, senior, linebacker, Wauneta-Palisade; Jerod Strong, senior, linebacker, Eustis-Farnam; Sawyer Burke, junior, cornerback, Brady; Djorn Dunlap, senior, cornerback, Eustis-Farnam.


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This page started with a response to a fellow professor who claimed that Muslim terrorists were not a serious threat. I add to this page each time we have a significant terrorist attack. This problem is NOT going away. This page will continue to get longer.
Terrorist Attacks in Belgium Kill
Over 30 People
Terrorist Attack in Belgium...More to FollowMar 25, 2016
- Terrorism in Belgium
NOW Belgium is the latest European nation to suffer a terrorist attack carried out by radical Muslims - suicide bombers who targeted innocent people.
San Bernardino Terrorists
A typical young couple...Really?
France suffers a Terrorist attacks...and now the USA has had a Paris-style attack - this is NOT going away.
Terrorist Attack in France...and Now in the USADec 3, 2015
- Terrorism in Belgium
The attack in France should have been a wake up call for the entire Western world. NOW the USA has suffered an obvious terrorist attack carried out by radical Muslims living in our nation, calling themselves "American."
Spencer Stone, Anthony Sadler and Alek Skarlatos (left to right). The coward Muslim will remain unnamed.
American GIs Stop Terrorist Attack in FranceSept 11, 2015
- Terrorism in Belgium
The best way I could think of to thank U.S. Military personnel on this 9-11 memorial is to salute the three servicemen on vacation in Europe who jumped on and beat a would-be terrorist into unconsciousness. The terrorist had boarded a train in France with weapons and was ready to kill as many innocent people as he could.
Muslim Attacks in the West on the RiseSept 8, 2015
- Terrorism in Belgium
Now we are witnessing Muslim refugees fleeing the advance of ISIS. But, are they all refugees? There is growing evidence that many "refugees" are not fleeing from Syria - many could be militant Muslims engaged in a "Trojan Horse" movement to get into Europe and eventually the U.S.A.
"Lone Wolf" Muslim Attacks Military PersonnelJuly 16, 2015
- Terrorism in Belgium
CNN reflects a significant number of Americans - We are not quite sure what motivated a young man named Mohammad Youssuf Abdulazeez to kill several unarmed military recruiters as Ramadan came to an end. ISIS called for lone wolf attacks during Ramadan, but we're just not quite sure what motivated Mohammad.
Over 60 People Killed in Muslim AttacksJuly 10, 2015
- Terrorism in Belgium
On June 26 Muslim terrorists killed over 60 people in three separate attacks: on a scenic beach in Tunisia, in a Kuwaiti mosque while Muslims were praying, and in Somalia Muslim militants killed several peacekeeping soldiers...finally another upset Muslim cut the head off of his boss at a U.S. owned gas plant in France.
- Terrorism in Belgium
Coptics Christians Beheaded on a Beach
We have had a woman beheaded in Oklahoma. Now 21 Coptic men (reportedly Christians) beheaded on a beach. The terrorists say they are headed for Rome.
It is Beginning to Look Like the ApocalypseFeb 17, 2015
(sent by a CH101 reader on March 1, 2015 in response to this page)
I was a Muslim till I found repeated articles in the national Muslim fortnightly paper openly advocating terrorism: "We must use whatever means possible to destroy Western capitalist society." This paper was distributed nationally for and by the "nice" Muslims of [his country].
- Terrorism in Belgium
We have had a woman beheaded in Oklahoma. Now 21 Coptic men (reportedly Christians) beheaded on a beach. The terrorists say they are headed for Rome.
A Christian Response to Islamic TerrorismJan 15, 2015
Does Anyone See a Pattern Here?
- Terrorism in Belgium
In 1983 I was serving in my first year as a university pastor at Troy University in Alabama. A student called me asking that I come to help her - she was in a discussion with an international student, sharing the gospel with him and he was asking questions she could not answer.
- Terrorism in Belgium
Update: Muslim's Cutting Heads Off, Random Attacks, etc.December 13, 2014
I want to make a simple addition to this page now after we have witnessed the horrors of ISIS and their colleagues capturing journalists and decapitating them on video. Only days ago we learned that they had cut the heads off four schoolboys who claimed to be Christians and refused to recant their faith.
- Terrorism in Belgium
The Boston Marathon Bombing and the London Terrorist AttackMay 25, 2013
Since the original posting of this page we have seen:
Why Are There So Few Muslim Terrorists?September 26, 2011
- Terrorism in Belgium
A few days ago I posted these comments below on another site (http://www.patheos.com//Resources/Additional-Resources/Are-There-So-Few-Muslim-Terrorists-Thomas-Kidd-07-29-2011.html) where Prof. Thomas Kidd answers his own rhetorical question: Why Are There So Few Muslim Terrorists?
It bothers me that I even have to say this: I am NOT suggesting that ALL Muslims are terrorists. I am NOT denying that many Muslims in America are proud citizens. I think I am fairly clear about what I AM saying - please do not write me with accusations that are not warranted by what I DO say.
My point is actually fairly simple: I believe the PC environment and the "progressive" Left want to minimize the radical element of Islam. If you say anything like I have written here you are immediately accused of being closed-minded and bigoted. Yet here a scholar is being disingenuous OR is so clouded by his PC surroundings that he does not even realize that he is misleading his audience. I actually think it could be either of these and BOTH are very concerning for me.
In his short article Mr. Kidd makes a few critical errors in his argumentation that cause me to wonder if his research is sloppy, or is it his writing? First, he correctly cites the Pew Research which asked respondents if "the Islamic religion is more likely than others to encourage violence." He then paints the broad picture with statistics indicating that conservatives were more likely to answer "yes" to the above question. Then in his fourth paragraph, he asks a rhetorical question, "If Islam did indeed require violence by its adherents..." What? This is Mr. Kidd's first obvious mistake. How did the question change from "encourage violence" MORE than other religions, to Islam "requires" violence? Later he repeats, "If Islam commands..." I guess Mr. Kidd hopes his readers will be as lazy as his writing and fail to notice this leap of non-logic.
Comment from Steve
I conclude from listening to multiple Islamist clerics on Video that Islam is out to destroy anything that is NOT Islam. It's not hard to discern this after listening to at least 30 video taped Islamist "sermons". These clerics knew they were in front of Video cameras. They want us to know what they believe. Thank you YouTube and thank you Glenn Beck...instead of TELLING me what these guys say, you played the tapes so I could hear for myself. I have had a belly full of these nut jobs. You can have all my share of "Islam". I want no part of it. My "tolerance" has run out.
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Yemen: Displaced to be moved out of schools in south
|Institute for War and Peace Reporting
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|9 September 2011
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|Institute for War and Peace Reporting, Yemen: Displaced to be moved out of schools in south, 9 September 2011, available at: http://www.refworld.org/docid/4e6f0b3a2.html [accessed 31 May 2016]
|This is not a UNHCR publication. UNHCR is not responsible for, nor does it necessarily endorse, its content. Any views expressed are solely those of the author or publisher and do not necessarily reflect those of UNHCR, the United Nations or its Member States.
The government and humanitarian agencies are studying different options for relocating thousands of internally displaced persons (IDPs) sheltering in around 70 schools in the southern governorates of Aden and Lahj, ahead of the new academic year scheduled to begin on 17 September.
Up to17 public places have been identified in Aden and are currently being assessed by the government and humanitarian organizations, Raul Rosende, head of the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in Yemen, told IRIN on 8 September.
"Tents could be provided depending on the conditions at these sites as some have buildings with limited capacity or no buildings at all," he said.
It is estimated that up to 100,000 people have been displaced by ongoing fighting between government troops and Islamic militants in the southern governorate of Abyan since May. Most fled fighting in the regional capital Zinjibar.
A recent report by the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) said some 3,800 IDP families (26,600 individuals) are sheltering in schools while the rest are living with host families or in rented flats. Some IDPs are afraid that leaving school accommodation may adversely affect their access to assistance.
According to UNHCR, in July 2011 there were nearly 56,000 IDPs in Aden Governorate.
Cultural constraints
Ahmad al-Kuhlani, head of the government-run IDP Office, believes the sites identified so far may not be able to accommodate all the IDPs currently sheltering in schools, and he was skeptical about setting up an official camp: A 1,000 tent camp would cost US$1,000,000, he said. "Establishing a camp is the last option due to the lack of funds."
Also, according to UNHCR, many Yemenis could not live in a camp for cultural reasons: In this conservative society, women are not allowed to be seen by men other than their close relatives.
"It is a big shame if you allow your wife, sister or daughter to meet male strangers [from outside their own families]. Living alone in a desert is more tolerable than mixing together with other families," said Radhi Mohammed, 30, sheltering with his eight-member family in a two-room apartment in Aden for YR22,000 (US$90) a month. "We can hardly afford the rent, but what else can one do It is impossible for one to break this tradition so easily in a fortnight."
According to al-Kuhlani, many families currently sheltering in schools refuse to live with other families in the same classroom. "Each family wants its own classroom How could they live in official camps where families often lack privacy?" he wondered.
"If the locations being identified are not enough to accommodate all the IDP families currently in schools, giving financial assistance to the families to rent their own apartments could be a possibility," said OCHA's Resonde.
"Under this option, families without income sources may need a monthly grant of YR10,000 [US$45], which is 50 percent of the average rent of a low-quality apartment," al-Kuhlani said.


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Sunday, November 28, 2010
{Free Printable} "You've Been Elfed" Door Signs and Instructions
Aime, a fabulous reader of ours, sent us the CUTEST poem to use when "Elfing" this year. We had such a great response from our free BOO signs and instructions that we decided to go ahead and create a free printable "Elfing" Set!
In case you didn't know...
Elfing=Boo'ing but at Christmas time and with Christmas gifts/goodies
and in case you didn't know what "Boo'ing" is....
Basically Boo'ing is "Reverse trick-or-treating." Basically you fill a basket or bag with goodies, toys or anything festive for Halloween and leave it on the front doorstep of a friend or neighbor. You must include a "door sign" and "poem/instructions" so that the recipient knows what this is there for and how to pass long the favor. The recipient will place the door sign on their front door to let others know that they have had a turn being "boo'ed". Then the recipient gets a turn at this. Pretty soon the whole neighborhood is filled w/ homes with doors that have the signs up!
So... "ELFING" is the same thing! What a fun time of year and a great way to show our friends and neighbors that we care for them!
We designed 2 "We've Been Elfed" Door Signs and an instructions poem letter as well..
Door signs...
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37 comments:
- Heather {WhipperBerry} said...
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- November 28, 2010 at 9:04 PM
- Kim @ Party Frosting! said...
how fantastic! I Love the poem and the printable is adorable!
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- November 28, 2010 at 9:08 PM
- Lili said...
oooh, i might start this in our neighborhood! thanks!
- November 28, 2010 at 11:29 PM
- jjpkeaj said...
very fun! can't wait to put your creativity to work. thank you for sharing!
- November 29, 2010 at 1:29 PM
- The Lady of the House said...
I can't seem to download this from Scribd. When I click on either "download" button, the box doesn't pop up. Any thoughts?
Sooo frustrating because I want to continue this with our neighborhood. Everyone loved being "boo'd"
- December 5, 2010 at 6:33 PM
- 2littlehooligans said...
thank you so much!! this are the cutest elf'd printables i have ever seen! now, im off to make some goodies to play elf with:)
- December 6, 2010 at 1:47 PM
- Amanda said...
I couldn't help but feature you guys again! :) LOOOVE it. On my next years to do list...oh gosh... I can't believe I've got one going already....
- December 15, 2010 at 10:54 AM
- Jamie said...
I love this idea! I think I'll try to get it started in my neighborhood this year! I featured this on my blog today!
- October 27, 2011 at 2:07 PM
- Lindsay @Artsy-Fartsy Mama said...
These printables are so fun! Thanks so much for sharing :)
I featured these on my blog today, feel free to come check it out!
- December 12, 2011 at 1:37 AM
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I LOVE this idea. I found you from Lindsay of Artsy-Fartsy Mama! I reposted this on my blog and referenced both you and Lindsay....Take a look!
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- Mike McQueen said...
Thanks for sharing this DIY "You've Been Elfed" door sign.
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SO cute! Can't wait to start this this coming season. Thanks for sharing!
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Man murder in Baltimore hours after mayor, police tout drop in crime rates in Baltimore
BALTIMORE - Baltimore City's latest murder came just hours after the mayor and police commissioner visited a neighborhood to highlight progress in the fight against crime.
Shortly after 4 p.m. Tuesday, police responded to reports of a gun being fired along Spaulding Avenue in Northwest Baltimore.
They found a man on the ground in front of a small apartment building, shot in the head at least once . He died at the scene.
"Our detectives are actively gathering evidence, speaking to witnesses and trying to find out all of the circumstances surrounding this case," said Sgt. Jarron Jackson of the Baltimore Police Department.
They are also trying to find out whether surveillance cameras in the area caught any video of a suspect.
Spaulding Avenue is just one block south of Pimlico Racecourse, and it is lined with rowhouses that feature front porches where on a hot day dozens of people might have been outside at the time of the shooting.
Just hours earlier, the mayor and the police commissioner held a news conference, touting a drop in crime over the first six months of 2014 .
They say that's happened because they're getting more help from the community.
"We've had a dramatic increase in the amount of information that we are getting from our community members," said Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake.
Reducing violence, she said, remains the top priority of her administration.
The police commissioner said their plan to get tough on criminals and their associates is also paying off.
"If there is violence that takes place in this city, we go after that person who was responsible but not just that person who is a violent repeat offender, we go after all of his or her associated that surround them and we put pressure on the entire group," said police commissioner Anthony Batts.
At the news conference the commissioner said so far there have been 17 fewer murders than at this time last year. Hours later that number was down to 16.
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Battlefield 4 Reveal On March 26th
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- Ethics complaints targeting both former Gov. Charlie Crist and Gov. Rick Scott have been dismissed.
The Florida Commission on Ethics announced Wednesday that the panel found no legal reason to investigate the complaints.
The commission tossed a complaint filed by a top Republican Party of Florida official that alleged that Crist misused his office in December 2010 when he appointed a partner in the Morgan & Morgan law firm to a panel that nominates judges for appointment. Crist later joined the firm.
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2 flu deaths reported in Luzerne County since October
Two of Luzerne County's 795 influenza cases reported since October were fatal, the state Department of Health confirmed Wednesday.
Kate Gillis, deputy press secretary for the state Department of Health, said the fatalities involved adults, but she would not say where they occurred, citing patient privacy rules.
Of the 75 flu deaths statewide, 63 of them were people over age 65, Gillis said.
Luzerne County Acting Coroner Bill Lisman said flu deaths aren't reportable to the coroner's office. They are considered deaths by natural causes.
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March 2, 1998
Phillips 66 Big 12 Tournament
First Round: #10 Texas vs. #7 Texas Tech 6:00 p.m., Thursday, March 5, 1998
Kansas City, Mo., Kemper Arena
James Dickey Opening Comments:
I hope that we can find some emotion going into Kansas City, some enthusiasm for the Big 12 Tournament. The question that many of you have asked, I've asked myself, we've talked about it as a staff, what's it going to take.
We are a little bit fragile mentally, and at times, have been fragile physically. We need to be a little bit stronger in both aspects to where we become a tougher basketball team.
We always talk about the non-conference portion of our schedule and the intensity level rising in conference play. Then we go to the tournament, it's going to rise again. Everybody has renewed life. Texas will be a difficult challenge in Kansas City. But we are going to go there and try to get in the best frame of mind we can so that emotionally we're ready to play. Id don't think we had a lot of emotion on Saturday. What little emotion we had I drained it out of them when I got the technical foul. I just didn't feel like we competed the rest of the game and they really buried us. So that was disappointing. I was disappointed for the seniors and for our fans the way we ended up. We've got new life. We are going to go up there with the best frame of mind that we can get in and hopefully play well on Thursday evening.
Do you like playing Texas:
I don't know. I felt like when we played Texas at home in the regular season, of the seven years that I've been here, it was the least emotion that I had seen from one of my teams against a Texas ball club. That was a little bit disappointing. That's always been a special game for us. They were the people we were trying to catch a few years ago in order to get where we wanted to be. I hope that they would get ready for two reasons. One, because we have new opportunity. It is the tournament. And two, that they would get excited for whoever we are playing. It just happens to be Texas.
I really feel like we will play better than we have. It think it will be a good atmosphere. I think it's a good prelude to the NCAA Tournament as far as atmosphere. It helps teams get ready. They conduct it in a professional way. There is a lot of electricity. There is a lot of interest there. There will be a lot of fans. I hope that will help our ball club.
On the mind set of the team. What do you: I don't know. Maybe, I've forgot. I've thought in the past few years we've found the right thing, but this year we haven't quite got focused. You have to have your entire team ready to play. It's like that chain theory, 'you're weakest link has to be strong.' Everybody has got to be focused. I didn't think, in talking to my coaches.... I don't come out and watch guys warm up because I get frustrated and felt like I took the edge of them because they didn't warm up well.
So, I've always let the assistants come out. I didn't think we warmed up well against Oklahoma. So, we've got to get some emotion back. We've got to get some feeling in ourselves that they feel good about themselves and each other. It's that elusive word chemistry. We are going to try to mix up some potion between now and Thursday night to get it going. I think everybody has got to be on the same page. We've got to be positive. We've got to try to have a good structure between now and Thursday to give our team the best focus and the best opportunity to win.
On having Cory Carr 100 percent:
I don't want to make excuses. I really think Oklahoma did a good job defensively. But, I think not be able to shoot for two days probably affected Cory as much as anything, because he wasn't even on the floor. You can talk about your defensive game plan all you want, you can talk about defending the three-point line, but the bottom line is he didn't shoot the ball the previous two days. Here is a guy who has averaged almost 25 points a game and has faced all types of defenses. Certainly, we would like to have him. But, that's part of a season. That's part of going through a conference stretch that you have to adjust to injuries and other people have to step up.
I do think he feels much better. I talk to Jon (Murray), our trainer, this morning. He thinks Cory is a lot better. We'll be better with a healthy Cory Carr.
On rebounding:
Rebounding has really hurt us all year. We went to a zone. They missed three straight shots and got two of them back and just put them back in. Then Johnson hits three two 3's from the corner. You get your job done partially, but you don't rebound the basketball. There's some things you have to do in a tournament. You have to play with some emotion. It helps when you shoot the ball well. But you certainly got to play solid defense, you've got to rebound, you've got to minimize turnovers.
Two things that has killed us in my opinion since the Colorado game has been offensive boards and turnovers. We've turned the ball over. We've been really careless with the ball. I think that comes from a mind set, from your mental state.
They've got to be active. You watch other teams play and we watch film. Guys are crashing the boards, they are going hard to the glass. We are not as active. We do too much standing around. You can talk about defensive rebounding, but look how poor an offensive rebounding team we are. We are just not active. If you go hard enough every time, you are going to get some offensive rebounds. We haven't done that. We haven't been quite as active on the boards. That's something we'll need to do. Teams have really taken advantage of us in a couple of areas. One has been the points off turnovers and points off offensive rebounds. That's demoralizing to your defense. Someone shoots a marginal shot, misses, and you don't get the ball back and they score. It happens a large percentage of the time to us when they get the ball back.
I expect Kris to be there, I expect Vazquez to be there, I expect Axtell to play. I hope they are not hurt and I don't buy in to any of that. They're really much better when they have those guys. We are going to prepare that they'll be at full speed. We got beat at Texas. No one expected Kris Clack to play. I kept telling our players, 'you better be ready, you better be ready.' We get beat by nine, he scores nine points in the ballgame. Being the warrior that he is, unless he has got it in a sling when they tip it off, I bet you he plays.
I think we should have been better. Patchwork, stopgap some things. I really think our biggest our problem in analyzing this...I was concerned about it going into it...I felt that way at the midpoint...I felt that way now and I think I'll feel that for years to come. I think the biggest thing is our mental state. We've had that problem for almost a year now. That's going to be part of our job is getting that mental confidence back. People have an edge. We have not been able to capture that this year. That's something that I think we've fought quite a bit. Certainly, losing Tony hurt, but I think that just compounded the feeling of being somewhat negative and not as positive and expecting good things to happen. In most of our guys minds, they still really do not understand what happened to them in Kansas City last year. I think we understand, we obviously had some problems that need to be corrected. It's hard to explain to those guys that it's nothing that they did. Yet, they serve a severe punishment. I think mentally that has been really hard for this basketball team.
Do you like the bracket:
I don't know. I was looking at that this morning. Everybody wants to stay away Kansas, but you've got to get to the finals to play Kansas if you are on our side. You look at some teams in there. Missouri went to the finals last year. They've been traditionally tough there. Oklahoma State is good. Oklahoma has been really good. They just pounded us on Saturday.
I think everybody, if you picked two teams, other than Kansas, that you wanted to stay away from would probably be Texas and Missouri. Texas is really talented. They are scary when they play. They are capable of putting up big numbers. They are good at every position. They've got a lot of guys on the bench. If some of those guys don't play, you look at a guy like Ira Clark coming in. He is really tough. Ivan Wagner started early in the year. They still got Bernard Smith. I hope no one's hurt, but I'm not going to be feeling sorry for my good friend Tom.
How do you not think about winning the Big 12 Tournament to get to the NCAAs: I think the guys know that for us to get to the NCAA Tournament, you've got to win the Big 12 championship. A lot of people speculate about getting to the NIT. I don't ever think about that - don't even know if I want to go if we win enough games. I want to be in the NCAA Tournament. I want our players to expect to be in the NCAA Tournament. That's no disrespect to the NIT. I don't think it's much of a reward to say, 'Well you win 16 or 17 games, now you get a chance to go to the NIT.' Postseason is important, but NCAA is more important.
The way we will approach that is, I think our players know where we are. You can't even think about getting into any tournament we want to be in unless you win the first game. I think it's a mistake if you look past the first ballgame. I even felt like when we had the good teams going into the conference tournament, that you could get upset if you weren't ready to play. I really think the key to winning any tournament is winning the first game. We won't talk about anybody else.
For us, it's a matter of emotion, enthusiasm, a positive feeling about yourself, in getting the energy and excitement in getting ready for the tournament. And not get the feeling that you are looking forward to spring break and hanging up the sneakers.
Junior Guard Stan Bonewitz
On the injury to Kris Clack:
I don't know. I heard he was hurt. I was watching the news last night and I saw where he separated his shoulder in practice. So, he might be. When we play teams and they have hurt players, they always seem to come back and play against us. We are going to practice for them like he is there and prepare just as though he was playing against us come Thursday night.
What difference would it make for Texas without Clack: Anytime you lose a player of that magnitude, it definitely does hurt the team. He is a great player, a superb athlete, just a guy that they really feed off of. So not having him would make a difference in the game. But I think also when you lose a key player or somebody of that caliber goes down, everybody else steps up and everybody else plays above themselves. They'll make up for it. They'll play even harder if he is not able to play.
What is the mind set of this team going into the Big 12: I think the mind set is that just anything can happen. You want to go up there with the right attitude, with a positive attitude and the attitude that it's a new season. You get up there and everybody has a second chance basically. We are going to go up there with an optimistic attitude and the attitude of 'who knows." Maybe, we could sneak a couple here and there and end up in the finals and you never know. In order to get there, you have to win that first game. Right now our focus is on Texas. They've beaten us both times this year. They've really played well against us, really controlled both games. So we have to make sure we go up there ready to work, ready to get after Texas come Thursday night.
What do you have to do different against Texas in this game: As always, you've got to play a 40-minute game. I don't think we've done that against them. We've played in spurts. Against a team like Texas you have to at least play a complete game, you have to play the complete 40 minutes. Probably the biggest key against Texas is box them out. They go to the boards harder than anybody in the Big 12. They get a majority of their points off of offensive rebounds and off of putbacks. So, if we can do a good job of boxing them out, getting to their shooters, they have some great shooters, just some great players. We have to make sure we box out. Do well defensively.
They get after you defensively. They pressure the ball. We have to make sure we are patient and that we execute and do the things that we are supposed to do. Just stay within our game plan basically.
Are teams playing Texas Tech different defensively: Maybe so. That's been the case most of the year. They've kind of pressured us out. They've tried to make us run our offense, basically, out by the 28-foot line it seems like. Anytime you have pressure defense like that, the main thing you have to do is back cut, you have to penetrate, you have to find a way to get the defensive pressure off of you. We didn't do a good job of that against Oklahoma. I think Oklahoma came out and pressured us and we just kind of played in their hands. We didn't back cut, we didn't move offensively. We were kind of lackadaisical on the offensive end. If Texas comes out and pressures us like we feel they well, we are going to have to make sure we are patient, we move the ball, and we back cut and try to find different ways to get some of that pressure off of us.
Do you think of anything beyond the Big 12 Tournament (Postseason): No, you definitely don't. If you think about that, that puts more pressure on you. You just want to take it one game at a time. Realize that in order to get anywhere, you are going to have to win that first game. We are going to have to do that come Thursday night. We are going to have to make sure we are ready for Texas and that we are not looking beyond them and we are not looking at anything in the future. We are just looking at that game and preparing for that game.
Freshman center Johnny Phillips
What do you have to do against Texas:
Play hard for 40 minutes. Definitely boxing out. I think we have to minimize our turnovers. I think they feed off turnovers, they are a fast break team. If you let them get out in transition and run, they will beat you.
What do you have to do against Chris Mihm: Force him off the block in the interior. Don't let him have anything easy under the basket. When his confidence gets up, he tends to have good games.
Is it hard not to think about the 'what ifs' of this season: I think right now we need to focus on one game at a time. Like they said, anything is possible right now. You just have to take it one game at a time. Go out and play hard every night. We can't go out feeling sorry that it's been a disappointing season. We need to try to make amends as far as right now.
Is this a team that can get on a roll in Kansas City: Yeah. I really think we can. We haven't been playing well the past couple of games. The games we did play well, I think the team was a lot closer when we were winning. When we started losing, we started pointing fingers at each other, blaming each other, instead of taking the blame for yourself.
What do you and Ross Carmichael have to do to be better on the boards: We have to concentrate more on boxing out and going to get the rebound, instead of just boxing out. (Instead) of standing around, watch the ball go up and watch it fall. We don't actually have the mind frame to go get the ball. We need to concentrate more on that.
What are the plusses and minuses of playing Texas (a team you've played twice relatively close):
It means a lot to the University if we beat Texas. It's a big rivalry. Anytime we have a chance to play them, it's a big game in any situation. It's definitely big game for us now. We need to win so we can advance to the next round. Hopefully, good things will happen.
On the injury to Clack:
I don't know. I hadn't heard about it. If he's down, the other players will step up and have a bigger game against us. We'll prepare for them like we always prepare for them, just go out and play hard. Texas has a lot of weapons. They can hurt you in a lot of different ways. You better be prepared for them.
He will probably be there. He likes to play us as much as we like to play them. By it being the tournament, they want to go up there and win also so they can get into the NCAA Tournament. I think he is going to play.


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Clarks Summit man releases third novel
Clarks Summit resident Edward Murphy released his third book, "Rock Rewind," on Friday, March 28.
"Rock Rewind" tells the story of a former musician, Jack Lynch, who lives a normal life with his wife and kids in Scranton, after retiring from the music business. But an automobile accident sends him on a journey reviewing his past as he looks to change the present.
"Rock Rewind's" setting ranges from the mid-1970s to the present day. Characters and settings were influenced by the hard rock and hair bands era. Mr. Murphy said the root of it is a love story but it is also about the rise of a rock band.
"There are also some unusual twists and turns in the plot," Mr. Murphy said.
Mr. Murphy, 56, author of "Deer Hunter" and "Life and Basketball" wrote this book as a result of his love for music.
Mr. Murphy resides in Clarks Summit with his wife, Joanie, and children, E.J. and Mark. He is retired from the FedEx Corp. and his hobbies include spending time with his family, hunting and writing.
Jack's Northeast Music Center, in the Sinawa Plaza on Route 6 in Dickson CIty will host a book signing for Mr. Murphy on Saturday from 11 a.m.to 5 p.m.
'Rock Rewind'
Author: Edward Murphy
Publisher: Create Space Publishing
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Linkages Between Racioethnicity, Appraisal Reactions, and Employee Engagement
Version of Record online: 11 JAN 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1559-1816.2011.00877.x
© 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
Journal of Applied Social Psychology
Volume 42, Issue 1, pages 252–270, January 2012
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VOLPONE, S. D., AVERY, D. R. and McKAY, P. F. (2012), Linkages Between Racioethnicity, Appraisal Reactions, and Employee Engagement. Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 42: 252–270. doi: 10.1111/j.1559-1816.2011.00877.x
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Because diversity is vital to many businesses, it is important to understand prospective racioethnic differences in employee engagement. Using survey data collected from a large (N = 5,537), diverse sample of retail employees, we found that more favorable appraisal reactions corresponded with more favorable psychological diversity climate perceptions; thus, higher levels of engagement. This indirect relationship was significantly stronger for ethnic minority employees (Blacks and Hispanics) than for White employees, indicating that members of traditionally disadvantaged groups respond differently to perceptions of appraisal systems. Finally, an exploratory assessment found that the hypothesized effects for racioethnicity do not generalize to sex, as the indirect effect of appraisal reactions on engagement was slightly, but not significantly stronger for women than for men.


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Melba Mustangs and Wells Leopards (NV) both had scoring chances on Friday, but it was Mustangs that was able to capitalize on them as it pulled out a 4-2 win at Glenns Ferry.
Leopards had five hits compared with Mustangs' two, but Wells stranded nine runners on base.
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Wells scored on an RBI single by Soriano in the third inning and a passed ball in the fifth inning. Still, Wells couldn't draw even.
Tee Archuleta recorded the win for Mustangs. He allowed two runs over five innings. He struck out 12, walked four and surrendered five hits.
Mustangs didn't relinquish the lead after scoring one run in the first inning when it scored on a groundout by Adam Saurey.
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Adding up the Numbers: Mitigation Pledges under the Copenhagen Accord
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In the Copenhagen Accord, countries agree that "deep cuts in global emissions are required… so as to hold the increase in global temperature below 2 degrees Celsius…" To date, nearly 50 parties (counting the European Union as a single party) have submitted specific mitigation pledges under the Accord. Several analyses (summarized here) have assessed whether these pledges are consistent with the goal of limiting global temperature increase to 2 degrees Celsius.
Our review of these analyses finds that:
- Most show the pledges are inadequate to achieve a 2-degree goal, and instead imply a global emissions pathway leading to 3 to 3.9 degrees of warming.
- Collectively, the pledges would reduce global emissions between 4 percent and16 percent below business as usual (BAU) in 2020. (All projections of the pledges' impact on emissions show ranges of reductions because many of the pledges specify ranges, with the more ambitious end of the range applying if stipulated conditions are met. ) A 2-degree pathway requires reductions of 21 percent to 26 percent below BAU.
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Driving towards Success in the Air Force Cyber Mission
Fadok, David S., Raines, A., Air & Space Power Journal
Leveraging Our Heritage to Shape Our Future
Just a few decades ago, we viewed airpower primarily as rated aircrews operating combat aircraft and dropping bombs on targets. Today, it means so much more. For example, 16 of the 18 Airmen whose heroic accomplishments are highlighted in the latest edition of the Air Force chief of staffs Portraits in Courage are not flyers, and 15 are enlisted personnel.1 All of them, however, delivered airpower on the front lines of combat, whether driving convoys, disposing of explosive ordnance, providing security outside the wire, serving as instructors to Afghan and Iraqi forces, or calling in precision strikes from aircraft flying above. In fact, the most recent version of our capstone doctrine document, AFDD 1, Air Force Basic Doctrine, Organization, and Command, recognizes this changing nature of airpower by defining it as "the ability to project military power or influence through the control and exploitation of air, space, and cyberspace to achieve strategic, operational, or tactical objectives."2
General of the Air Force Henry "Hap" Arnold offered sage counsel when he declared that "we must think in terms of tomorrow."3 A large part of airpower's tomorrow will take place in the emerging operational domain of cyberspace. Rapid advancement in computer and communication technologies, as well as the tight coupling of the "digital domain" to physical operations, makes cyberspace increasingly important to military success. The challenges presented by cyberspace reflect its global nature, the political sovereignties it transcends, and the fact that operations take place at the speed of light. By no stretch of the imagination does the United States enjoy the clear, asymmetrical advantage in cyberspace that we do in the land, sea, air, and space domains.
We share information instantly across the World Wide Web by means of e-mail, social networking sites, and other forms of electronic communication. Although this ability has substantially decreased the time necessary to make decisions, it has increased our reliance on communication systems. Information flows through cyberspace at extremely rapid rates, and- unlike traditional kinetic attacks- cyberspace attacks can start, stop, and change completely within a matter of seconds . . . without warning. Consequently, our Airmen must be ready to respond at a moment's notice- and herein lies the challenge.
The proverbial 'laptop and Internet connection" provides entry at extremely low cost into the cyberspace exploitation game. As a result, the modern cyberspace adversary is, and will continue to be, highly agüe and innovative. We struggle to produce guidance and policies for cyber operations rapidly and accurately, but adversaries have proven quite adept at developing new, creative methods of cyber exploitation and attack, many times using the restrictions of our own legal system against us. The cyber environment changes so rapidly that one can argue that our policies may be largely outdated when we finally approve them. Furthermore, we face the real danger that we cannot develop doctrine and tactics rapidly enough to keep pace with changing operational threats in cyberspace.
For years, cyber espionage and exploitation have existed on a global scale. Not limited to nation-states, these actions have also involved actors from industry, organized crime, activist groups, and terrorists. Obviously, motives vary by group, but in most cases, cyber espionage and exploitation are driven by gains in finances and intellectual property. We in the Air Force are concerned about protecting our critical assets and intellectual property as well as prosecuting targets via cyber means as allowed by the United States Code and title authorities, To do so, we must create the thought leaders, cyber workforce, operational concepts, and technological capabilities to execute successfully during times of cyber conflict and/or cyber warfare. …


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