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Though I do believe I read somewhere that there are civilians living on Quantico because the base was built around the town.....
SAHM to 3 boys and 1 man; 22 , 9, 5 and now 1 year old!
Thanks for taking the time to respond to my questions. Now, I think my biggest thing will be learning to cope with him gone! I know I can help my kids cope, but helping myself is sometimes a problem. Maybe I should pick up a few hobbies to help pass time.
One more question: Is there anything that you wish someone would have told about military life?
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Welcome, Grace! My screen name is similar on there, I haven't been on in a million years but used to post often, mostly in the breastfeeding forum.
Coping - I think the best advice I can give is use it as an opportunity to learn about yourself and all your wonderful strengths, it's not a matter of getting over it but learning to cope with it. Definitely find some hobbies and even getting into fitness can be a big boost. It can be somewhat easy to fall into the trap of feeling sorry about your situation and getting depressed and blaming your spouse and everything else, so if you can find other things to focus on that will help a lot. We have the FRG in the Army, and while some people have found it helpful I haven't really utilized mine or felt it was very helpful to me. Still, I've found the biggest support amongst my neighbors. Military families know better than anyone else what you're going through.
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Army wife - Mama to Liam (9/07), Laine (5/09), and Eliza (7/11)
I don't think that's me, my avatar is of my DS in a hooded dinosaur towel
It's good to do research MDC is a really great resource for finding families in your area, and through our military group there are lots of ladies all over the place that I'm sure would be happy to meet up should you end up in their location. FYT is also a good resource. If you live in military housing, there will be a lot of resources nearby most likely. For us, we have a pool and a community center with different things. They're always hosting different events every month. There are lots of playgrounds for kids and parents to interact. You can usually find museums and libraries with different events.
You can either do a search for providers on the tricare website, or try calling local midwives and ask them if they take tricare. Also try calling hospitals and asking for contact info.
In HI all the beaches are supposed to be public so, technically, anyone is supposed to have access to the beaches on K Bay even without a military sponsor. Going to the beach at K Bay to surf is a valid reason for a civilian to want access, though. I'm not sure if they actually followed that law, though. I remember discussing it with some people while we were there and there was disagreement about whether or not you could get on the base without a sponsor.
Yeah, that's why I was wondering why a civilian without military business would even be going on base. Seems they really should do something about that. What's the point in having a military base with a gate and all if it's not restricted?
Food delivery people come on post all the time, too. I guess it's a bit safer since you at least have to give your name/vehicle info, but that stuff could be fairly easily faked, I'd imagine.
Honestly, I think that's the way it should be. I hate sounding like a snob, but there is no reason that non-military dependent civilians need to be on military bases unless they are employees of the base. What's the point of having bases and base security if just anybody is allowed to walk on and off of them?
Though I do believe I read somewhere that there are civilians living on Quantico because the base was built around the town.....
Nope. I haven't been hit with anything I wasn't aware of.
Hobbies are good. Friends can be helpful. If you are a people person, you can get involved in the various spouse's groups. They do everything from volunteer work to kids activities/playgroups to just social get-togethers. I don't know the names of the Army and Navy programs (if they have them) but it can be helpful to take the seminars set up to help introduce dependents to military life. The Marine Corps has L.I.N.K.S. Everyone I know who's taken that one said it was very helpful and they usually take a refresher every few years. There's also Key Volunteers (again Marine Corps). That's training for dependents who want to be more involved in unit activity. They are usually the liaisons between the unit command and the families unless that's changed.
|YAY! I finally found the military forum here, by chance actually. DH is enlisting, hopefully depending on passing ASVAB, and we're pretty excited about it. We've been toying with the idea for 1 1/2-2yrs., doing tons and tons of research and talking with people. We have 3 little kids, I'm a Student Midwife, and stay at home mom. It will be interesting to know where he'll be stationed and whether I'll be able to find a preceptor there or if the state is legal. Dh is shooting for correctional specialist, or maybe MP, so we're limited to where we can go if he gets CS.
They've changed the rules about 10 times in the last twenty years so most civilians I know don't know anymore that they can go to the front gate and get surf passes. That being said people also have to have a "legal" car which is not always the case in this economy...
Food Delivery People have their car checked out when they get the job and have a special pass for that though the company, although I do think that that is a weakness in the system. Often it's a military guy's 2nd job delivering Pizza, shows how well we pay some days
The point is that the American people "own" that base and restricting access to large swaths of land that include a whole lot more than the buildings, etc. is discriminatory. Why wouldn't we allow people who are 1. Americans and 2. live HERE access to hiking trails, roads, etc. that their tax dollars paid for? Not shopping at the commissary as that's a job benefit, but driving on a road that cuts off 50% of driving time - I'd be pissed if I could not go through a base as an American. Most bases have secondary gated ares for high-risk areas with ammo, ts, etc. so I don't see the big deal of drive-through access.
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Ft. Bragg moms - we went to the library but there were a lot of groups it seemed like, so I didn't know who to talk to
Anyone know what's up with the huge group of kids that was in the library? Older and they swarmed the playground after.
Thanks for the helpful insight!
grceliabeth, we're also getting reading to embark on this journey! What branch are you looking at? My DH wants to go in the Army. He has a four-year degree, so he is trying to decide whether to enlist, or put in a packet to attent OCS and hope he gets approved. We're looking at enlisting with an OCS rider (program 9d). Still learning more. Research is good! It's one of the reasons I came to this forum!
Do you have good childcare help? Because the military is notorious for making your husband's availability unreliable, and the military will always insist that his job comes first. There is no him going in late to work because you are at a birth sort of thing with military jobs, flexibility is not their strong suit. As you can probably tell from my sour attitude, DH left on his 7 month deployment. Ah, joy, DD started it off with two deeply skinned knees. Poor thing, it seems we always have a cold or owie to start deployment times
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Last time we moved (granted it's been almost 7 years!), the movers didn't bear any responsibility for damaged goods in boxes that we packed ourselves. You might want to double check on that before you go to the trouble of packing your own.
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Mostly they are not very useful, especially inside the house. Light pollution, limited viewing field, fuzzy optics that require adjustment make them more trouble than they are worth.
I have a decent night vision scope mounted to my rifle for exterior use at my place out in the country, it has a quick disconnect and an IR flashlight mounted. There are no close neighbors so the only light pollution is coming from my house or cars from the highway about 100 feet away.
The laws of my state allow me to defend my property at night if necessary and the police response time is an (optimistic) 30 minutes. Still, it is really only useful for a couple of scenarios:
- Observation of potential threats from inside if the power is out
- Home Defense outside if the power goes out completely and the solar lamps are drained (say after 2AM)
- A threat beyond the range of the pools of light around the main buildings (although why I would bother I can't imagine, it would require a really strong motivator to make me confront a threat off in my woods)
- Night varmint hunting (put on the .22 and adjust)
The biggest problem with NOD's is the lack of capability to provide PID. Is the man with the gun the police coming to help or a threat? Most 1-3G viewers don't provide enough detail to ensure that.
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Where can I find Divine weapons ?
i know you can get them by DLC in the game and by spotpass but my question is if you buy the DLC how many of them can you get with the DLC because in the game you can obtain 1 of each but if i want for exmple 5 of each can you get a unlimited number of them by buying the DLC
PaperMrL - 4 years ago
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Certain Jugdrali weapons are given as drops during Chapter 21, certain Archanean weapons are given by obtaining renown points, certain weapons from all continuities are provided through the Bonus Items are in the Bonus Box (at one every two weeks, one per file), and Excalibur and Hauteclare are provided if you clear the local multiplayer mode. Finally, a character from Paralogue 23 (which will be available at the end of April) joins with Ragnell.
You can get extras of any of them using the Infinite Regalia DLC, which gives you three per run but can be replayed as many times as it takes.
Advice: combine Divine Weapons with Armsthrift, such that they almost never run out.
Emmy_Altava - 4 years ago
You can get the infinite divine weapons DLC. Otherwise, you unlock them throughout the story I guess. You can also purchase them with renown points I believe
Falchion_Master - 4 years ago
You will also get a few for free on Chapter 21. The character recruited in sidequest 23 (unlocked through Spotpass, and may not be available for quite some time after release) also joins with one.
DarkHeroRaven - 4 years ago
There's a spot in Paralogue 14 and a villager in Paralogue 5 that give divine weapons, but the rest are DLC only I think.
supersayandoyle - 4 years ago
You can only get one more of each in the DLC.
273342 - 4 years ago
You can replay the dlc as many times as you like. So you can essentially get a never ending supply of divine weapons.
Lukey92 - 4 years ago
The weapons are dropped in chapter 22, not 21. In paralogue 5, have Owain talk to the villager to the south-east to receive his legendary weapon. You can get up to three divine weapons each time you play the infinite regalia DLC. You might get a bolt axe and two legendary weapons, but a bolt axe is a great axe for war clerics. You can replay the DLC to get as many legendary weapons as you like, but make sure to use armsthrift and buy hammerne staves.
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White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel said during our exclusive interview Sunday on "This Week" that President Barack Obama will not pursue the prosecution of Bush-era officials who devised torture policy against detainee laid out in memos the Obama administration released this week.
Earlier in the interview, I asked Emanuel about a series of officials, including former CIA director Michael Hayden and former Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff, who have criticized the Obama administration's decision to release the Bush-era memos outlining torture techniques of detainees.
"First of all, we banned these techniques and practices. Banned them because we didn't think they were consistent with American security and its values," Emanuel said on "This Week."
"Second is, we've enhanced America's image abroad. These were tools used to by terrorists, propaganda tools, to recruit new terrorists. And the fact is having changed America's image, does have an impact on our security and safety to make us stronger.
"Let me say this, one of the reasons the president was willing to let this information out was that much of the information was already out. So if they're saying that you've basically exposed something, it's been written . Go get the New York Review of books. It's there. So the notion that somehow we're exposing something -- it's already out. In fact President Bush let a lot, a lot of this information out. So the notion that somehow this is all of a sudden a game-changer, doesn't take cognizance that its already in the system and in the public domain. Therefore, it's not new. So the notion that that is something we've broken, it's already been there. Number two, it's why al Qaeda, it's one of the key tools that al Qaeda has used for recruitment. There has been net cost to America. By changing the way American is seen in the world, which means banning this technique and practice, we have actually stopped them and then prevented them from using it as a rallying cry."
I asked Emanuel: "The president has ruled out prosecution for CIA officials who believed they were following the law. Does he believe that the officials who devised the policies should be immune from prosecution?"
"He believes that, look, as you saw in that statement he wrote, let's just take a step back. He came up with this and worked on this for about four weeks. Wrote that statement Wednesday night after he had made his decision and dictated what he wanted to see. And Thursday morning I saw him in the office, he was still editing it. He believes that people in good faith were operating with the guidance they were provided," Emanuel said.
What about those who devised the policy, I asked?
"Yeah, but those who devised the policy, he believes that they were, should not be prosecuted either," Emanuel said.
"And it's not the place that we go, and as he said in that letter, and I would really recommend people look at the full statement, not the letter, the statement, and that second paragraph: "This is not a time for retribution. It's a time for reflection. It's not a time to use our energy and our time in looking back and in a sense of anger and retribution.' We have a lot to do to protect America. But what people need to know? This practice and technique, we don't use anymore. We banned it."
Later on "This Week," House Minority Leader John Boehner, R-Ohio, said he agrees with the president's decision not to prosecute Bush administration officials who devised the torture policy.
"We just heard from Mr. Emanuel that the president wants to move forward, no prosecution for officials who devised the policy," I said to Boehner.
Well I think that's one area, area that I can agree with the president on," Boehner said. "But I think the release of these memos is dangerous. And I agree with what Leon Panetta had to say when he made it clear that he thought this would hamper our ability to get information from terrorists and get other countries to work with us."
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Less than a month after Judge Jed S. Rakoff rejected the SEC's proposed settlement with Citigroup, another federal judge challenged an SEC settlement. In a Dec. 20, 2011, letter, Judge Rudolph T. Randa of the Eastern District of Wisconsin grilled the SEC on its proposed settlement with Milwaukee-based Koss Corp., citing Judge Rakoff's opinion and even employing some of the same language.
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With Christmas just around the corner, many of us are starting to get our analogue gear ready for some Holiday shooting. Is the LomoKino included in your lomo-arsenal this Holiday season? If so, you might find these quick tips useful for your cheery Christmas analogue movies!
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Morocco: Coaching casualty
Defending champions Wydad Casablanca may be only six points adrift of top spot in the Botola but it has been deemed enough of a gap to see coach Diego Garzitto fired after the club were held to 0-0 at home by Chabab Kasba Tadla. Garzitto led TP Mazembe Englebert of the Democratic Republic of Congo to the 2009 CAF Champions League title but his tenure in Morocco lasted just three months.
Big game: OC Khouribga needed only a point to claim the honour of calling themselves mid-season champions but were derailed at home by Raja Casablanca, for whom Omar Nadji scored a dramatic late winner. Khouribga had taken the lead in the 25th minute through Mohamed Amine Najmi but then had Ismail Kouchame sent off on the stroke of half-time. This gave Raja a numerical advantage, which they used to good effect when Nadji equalised three minutes into the second half and then grabbed a 2-1 away win with a stoppage time goal at the end of the game.
Headline-grabbers: MAS Fez scored early at OC Safi but still lost 2-1, but Khouribga's inability to usurp them means Fez remain one point ahead with Raja and Safi a further point behind. Safi came from behind to beat Fez through midfielder Youssef Agnaou, who is on loan from Raja and scored the winner at home against the top ranked team. It was the first goal since the move in September for Agnaou and stretched to five games Safi's unbeaten run in the league
Nigeria: A paucity of goal power
Twelve goals in nine matches will not represent the kind of goal return Nigeria's premier league is seeking in 2011, but the New Year's weekend fixtures proved gritty and hard-fought with a general absence of goal-scoring fire-power. Warri Wolves are the exception to the rule, as their 3-0 home win over Zamfara United ensured an entertaining return for home fans and pushed them up to seventh in the standings.
Big game: For the first time this season, there is a gap of more than a point at the head of the Premier League standings after Dolphin FC won away at newly promoted Crown FC to overtake Sunshine Stars at the head of the table. Chidi Osuchukwu returned after a lay off with an ankle injury to grab the second half winner and a second away win of the season for the Port Harcourt-based side. His goal was set up by Omo Ojabu.
Headline-grabbers: Wolves' captain Goodluck Onamado proved the talisman behind his side's straightforward win over Zamfara, scoring and also setting up a goal. Tochukwu Mbachu had Wolves ahead first before Onamado scored at the end of a mazy run across half the pitch. The captain then turned provider after half-time as his cross was met perfectly by substitute Samson Kpenosen.
Egypt: Derby blues
The Egyptian League went into a three-week hiatus after giants Al Ahly and Zamalek drew their postponed derby on 30 December, disappointing expectant fans in a drab goalless draw. Zamalek are six points clear of their arch rivals, who after the game announced the return of legendary coach Manuel Jose. The 64-year-old Portuguese trainer is back for a third spell at the club with which he won 18 different trophies, including four CAF Champions League titles.
Big game: Zamalek are leaders but Al Ahly were still fancied for success given the depth of their experience in comparison to the youthful Zamalek side. But the derby saw few goal-scoring chances created, leaving fans frustrated, but Zamalek coach Hossam Hassan was more pleased than most. "Ahly had several players who are African champions while a lot of my guys were playing in the derby for the first time. It was a good result for us," he said.
Headline-grabbers: Jose returns to Ahly to replace his former assistant Hossam Al Badri, who had taken the Portuguese coach's place 18 months ago. Al Badri quit in November after Ahly were eliminated in the Champions League semi-finals, leading to six weeks of speculation over who would take on one of African club football's most prestigious jobs. Several names were bandied about but once Jose quit his job in Saudi Arabia just ahead of Christmas, there was little doubt he was heading back to Cairo.
Tunisia: Title decider looming
The four-point gap between Esperance and second placed Etoile Sahel continued to be the focus of Tunisia's Ligue 1 with both teams keeping up the pressure on each other, as has been the case in so many of the recent championship chases.
Big game: Oussama Darragi reiterated his value to Esperance as his 55th minute goal provided the winner at CS Hammam Lif and kept up the four-point lead for the Tunis giants at the lead of Ligue 1. Earlier the same day, Etoile Sahel had cut the lead to a single point after Ahmed Akaichi scored early to ensure a 1-0 home win over CS Sfaxien in a match with an earlier kick-off time.
Headline grabbers: Neither Nabil Maaloul nor Dramane Traore have yet to participate in any official form with their new club Esperance, but focus on the new coach and the imported striker from Mali respectively has been frenetic as the potential title deciding game between the top two teams looms ahead. Etoile Sahel will be hosting Esperance this coming weekend and a home win would mean just a one point gap at the top.
A last-minute goal from international defender Abdelkader Laifaoui spared Entente Setif the ignominy of home defeat and salvaged a 2-2 draw with Mouloudia Alger in a re-scheduled match in Algeria's top division.
The Al Ahli derby between the Tripoli version and that from Libya's second city Benghazi ended 1-0 in favour of Al Ahli Tripoli to keep them ahead in the national league standings.
Casa Sports returned from participating in a regional tournament in Benin to beat Jeanne d'Arc 2-0 at home in Ziguinchor, leaving the Senegalese champions with a single point from their opening three matches of the new season.


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Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid released the following statement today:
"The President is at it again with the extremist judges.
"Last year, the Senate worked to confirm 204 of the President's judicial nominees and rejected only the 10 most extreme. This confirmation record is better than that achieved by President Clinton, President George H.W. Bush and President Reagan. Despite our unprecedented effort to work with the President in discharging our constitutional duty to advise and consent to his nominees, today he renominated 7 of the 10 rejected nominees. We should not divert attention from other pressing issues facing this nation to redebate the merits of nominees already found too extreme by this Chamber.
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Quatre contés kenyans ont développé et adopté de nouvelles stratégies de planification familiale chiffrées sur une durée de cinq ans (2014-2018), également connues comme « plans d'exécution chiffrés ». Ces stratégies établissent les bases qui permettront de prioriser et estimer les coûts de la planification familiale, tout en servant de guide à la planification, mobilisation des ressources, mise en oeuvre et suivi des programmes à l'échelle des contés. Débutant avec l'année fiscale 2015/2014, les contés bénéficieront pour la première fois d'un cadre établi pour allouer une ligne budgétaire à la planification familiale.
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ÉTUDE DE CAS: Quatre contés du Kenya développent des stratégies de planification familiale chiffrées
Accelerating Contraceptive Choice Meeting
Stakeholders in East Africa convened in Nairobi in April 2014 for Accelerating Contraceptive Choice, a regional meeting to increase access to high-quality family planning services in sub-Saharan Africa, beginning in East Africa. Specifically, so that women and men will have access to the widest possible range of contraceptives and accurate information on these methods, enabling them to make an informed, voluntary choice about the method which best fulfills their desires and needs.
The meeting brought together 80 experts in program and policy development and implementation in East Africa and emphasized gains to be made in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda to accelerate contraceptive choice. It provided a platform for exchange of key technical resources, research findings, shared experiences, and the impediments and opportunities for large-scale uptake of proven interventions.
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- Establish contacts with Kenyan civil society and explore the possibility of a future partnership within the EuroNGOs.
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With its commitment made at the London Summit on Family Planning, Kenya has agreed to protect individuals' rights to quality reproductive health care, including family planning information, services and supplies, in the Kenyan Constitution. The government's budgetary allocation to family planning has grown from US $2.5 million in 2005/2006 to US $6.6 million in 2012/2013. The government is working closely with development partners to secure increased financing for family planning commodities and services. As part of the efforts to address family planning needs for the poor and hard-to-reach segments of the population, the government will scale up its voucher system, which provides reproductive health services, including family planning, in five rural and urban districts in Kenya. The government has already established over 70 Youth Empowerment Centres, with the goal of having one in each constituency to provide a one-stop-shop for youth-friendly information, including family planning. The target is to increase the contraceptive prevalence rate from 46% to 56% by 2015.
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Bird flu's march poses new risks to companion animals
NATIONAL REPORT — Media reports on avian influenza have fanned the flames of hyperbole among the lay press in much of the world, and public officials aren't doing much to quell fears, either.
In early March, he warned the virus could produce an epidemic in humans at any time, and it will be popping up in the United States some time this summer, thought to be spread by migrating birds passing over the Arctic Circle into Alaska.A week later, Health and Human Services Secretary Michael Leavitt recommended that Americans stock up on canned tuna and powdered milk to prepare for the approaching outbreak in North America.
The H5N1 bird flu virus has killed or caused the depopulation of tens of millions of birds since 2003, and there have been about 180 confirmed cases of the strain in humans, causing about 100 deaths, mostly in Asia, according to the World Health Organization. H5N1 also was discovered in Israel at presstime.
Potential harm to the world's pets began to manifest, too, as Germany announced that a cat died from ingesting an infected bird, and the first possible canine case was suspected but unconfirmed in Azerbaijan at presstime.
For U.S. veterinarians, it's time to reinforce the importance of keeping cats indoors, says Dr. James Richards, director of the Cornell Feline Health Center.
"The fact of the matter is that the experts are watching this just as close as anyone else, and it's a little unpredictable as to how this virus might behave in nature and the cat population at this point," Richards says. "But we certainly do know that keeping cats away from infected birds and keeping cats away from other infected cats, regardless of the scenario and how it presents itself, is going to be the first line of defense for us. The best way to keep cats safe for lots of reasons is to maintain them indoors, and that still stands."
And once the high-pathogenic H5N1 arrives in the United States, considered by experts as just a matter of time, veterinarians will need to be watchful of fevers and respiratory diseases to stem the spread among cats.
"How the virus is going to affect cats in nature is still not known in terms of what kinds of signs that you might see, but certainly respiratory stress and fever are major things that we would look for," Richards says.
Cats could be vectors as well as end hosts, according to a 2004 article in the journal Science (Sept. 2, 2004). Thijs Kuiken, a veterinary pathologist in the department of virology at the Erasmus Medical Center in Rotterdam, Holland, was lead author in the study that introduced the H5N1 virus into the airways of three cats. Three other cats were fed an infected chick, and two cats were exposed to the virus by being placed in the same cage as the first three cats.
The cats soon showed signs of disease: raised body temperature, decreased activity and labored breathing. All developed severe lung disease. One cat died after six days of infection.
On the research front
With the ability to be on the forefront of recognizing an influenza pandemic for the first time in history, multidisciplinary researchers around the world are stripping H5N1 down to its DNA.
Scientists at St. Jude Children's Hospital in Memphis said in January that their extensive study doubled the amount of genetic information available on the genes and proteins of influenza viruses that contribute to their evolution (Science, Jan. 27).
University of Pittsburgh researchers announced in January that they genetically engineered a modified-live vaccine from the critical components of H5N1 that completely protected mice and chickens from infection (Journal of Virology, Feb. 15).


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The Great Smoky Mountains National Park impacts East Tennessee's economy in a big way.
A new National Park Service report shows more than 9.6 million visitors entered the Smokies in 2012, and the money they spent impacted not only the park, but the surrounding community and the states of Tennessee and North Carolina.
Researchers estimate that national parks return $10 dollars to the national economy for every dollar spent on them by the government.
"In this park, you generated $741 million dollars in visitor spending and support more than 10,900 jobs locally just because this park is here. So you are a model here in the Smokies for public, private partnerships, for working together as a community to take care of this resource," said U.S. Department of the Interior Secretary Sally Jewell.
The national parks in Tennessee are Fort Donelson National Battlefield, Shiloh National Military Park, Stones River National Battlefield, Andrew Johnson National Historic Site, Obed Wild and Scenic Rivers, and portions of Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area, Chickamauga-Chattanooga National Military Park, Cumberland Gap National Historic Park, and Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Overall, the report shows that 8,414,094 people visited our national parks in Tennessee. They spent $541 million and supported 7,868 jobs in the state in 2012.
"Tennessee has become a world player in tourism," said Stan Austin, NPS Southeast Regional Director. "Beyond its beauty and recreation, the state has been home to presidents and poets. Some of the most ferocious fighting of the American Civil War occurred in the forests of Tennessee. People from around the corner and around the world travel here and and end up spending a little money along the way."


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Aisha Tyler
You've no doubt seen her on E!'s Talk Soup, as host of the syndicated dating game, The Fifth Wheel, or in her guest role on Friends.
AppealAisha Tyler oozes sex appeal (and we're sure numerous photographers will agree). But for such a hip and good-looking TV personality, there's a certain understated simplicity about her that actually presents a nice change of pace.
Don't get us wrong; she can be every bit the sex kitten. She's got a mean set of legs and isn't afraid to show them off. She's just slightly more reserved, focusing her energy on her personality rather than her body. If anything, we're even more intrigued by what she has to offer because of it (physically, that is).
SuccessAisha Tyler was once hailed by Daily Variety as "a breakthrough talent headed for an impact on comedy." Esquire named her one of its "Women We Love" and TV Guide ranked her as part of cable's "In Crowd"... not that we're surprised. We wouldn't be surprised if the former critical success of both Talk Soup and The Fifth Wheel put Aisha on track to becoming a household name.
Her knack for razor-sharp comedy also opened up more doors, a good thing too, since the cancellation of Talk Soup in May 2002, which apparently served its last "helping" because executives wanted to end the show on a high. Tyler has appeared on everything from The Tonight Show and Politically Incorrect to HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm, and even wrote, produced, directed, and starred in The Whipper, an independent short film. She also took home an NAACP Image Award for her work in the critically acclaimed, Moose Mating. Tyler would be perfect as a Saturday Night Live cast member; just the kind of platform to launch her career into the big leagues.
So what's next for this comedic genius? We think she will eventually land another hosting gig or a starring role on her very own sitcom, one as edgy as she is. Her role as Ross and Joey's love interest on Friends in 2003 is a step in the right direction, and just the kind of gig to broaden her fan base.
Aisha Tyler BiographyBorn September 18, 1970, Aisha N. Tyler began her comedy career at the Improv classes she would often sneak off to when bored with her regular high-school studies. But as passionate as she was with acting and comedy, she went on to study Political Science at Dartmouth College, though her attendance was irregular at best.
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While in college, Tyler continued to perform improv and sketch comedy, and even joined a campus a cappella group and a blues band, which allowed her to explore her love of music. As if doing covers of Stevie Ray Vaughn and the Doobie Brothers wasn't enough, she also gave snowboarding lessons.
Following graduation, Tyler got a job with an advertising firm in San Francisco, but as great as it seemed, she realized that it wasn't her true love. She made the gutsy decision to pursue comedy full-time and after working in clubs across the country, finally moved to Los Angeles in 1996.
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Aisha Tyler quickly found a permanent job, as the host of E! Entertainment Televisions's Talk Soup, an Emmy-winning satirical look at TV talk shows. As the first female and black host of the show, Tyler's rousing comedy was a hit with audiences and critics alike. And along with the success, came deafening buzz about comedy's newest queen.
Some of the buzz included Esquire calling Tyler "sweetly wicked," and securing a place among the lists of loved women in entertainment and hot newcomers.
In addition to Talk Soup, Tyler has appeared on The Tonight Show, The Today Show, Politically Incorrect, the 2002 film Showtime, starring Robert De Niro and Eddie Murphy, as well as the HBO series, Curb Your Enthusiasm, all the while earning raves. Tyler also made time to appear on a celebrity edition of The Weakest Link, and even won the top prize as the strongest player.
her wheels will keep on turning
Despite the May 2002 cancellation of Talk Soup and stepping down from the dating show The Fifth Wheel, Aisha Tyler is keeping busy with an appearance in the big-budget The Santa Clause 2, starring Tim Allen. She also took her witty style to print, as a part-time contributor to Glamour and Jane magazines.
In 2003, she appeared on the hit NBC sitcom Friends in the recurring role of Charlie Wheeler, the love interest of both Joey and Ross.
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The shock of what happened at the Boston Marathon is starting to subside. I'm not so sure about the fear aspect.
Just when we recover from one tragedy, another happens. So many people say they're becoming fearful of attending big events or large gatherings of people.
It's hard not to be afraid. But if we live in fear, the bad guys win and we teach our kids to live in fear. Our kids watch us very closely. If they see us anxious, stressed and scared, then that's what they'll be.
There were so many people rushing in to help after the explosions. In times of need, we are a nation of heroes and helpers. We stand together stronger than ever and we don't stop living.
That's what I want my kids to see.
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As the autumn term gains pace, students up and down the country are perfecting the most important 4000-character document of their academic career - the personal statement. Follow this simple list to make sure that your personal statement is something that you can be proud of, rather than something that will leave your admissions tutors scratching their heads.
Do not be afraid to do many, many drafts. Although I admit that I do not like editing my essays most of the time, I completed at least 10 drafts for my personal statement. It is, after all, a precious document where the Admissions Officers can truly get to know you in addition to skimming through the long list of your grades, achievements, awards, and leadership roles.
The personal statement in a nutshell; modestly advertising yourself as an indispensable future undergraduate. It's painful to write. Recently, I have been allotting myself certain times of the day to sit and write the dreaded thing. This sounds productive, and I am probably displaying key time management skills that would make me an excellent candidate for my chosen course.


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While Zuma celebrates his victory, urban support for the ANC declines and the DA grows its numbers, writes William Saunderson-Meyer.
There are two truisms to be discerned in the still-squirming entrails of the general election, and they belong to President Jacob Zuma. The first is that the ANC will rule until "Jesus returns". The second is that "It's cold outside" the governing party.
Taking a cross-section of the democracy sapling and counting rings shows it has taken 20 years for the ANC to drop some seven percentage points from its 2004 high tide of 69.7 percent of the vote. At that glacial rate, one wouldn't expect to see heavenly chariots, or a political changing of the guard, any time before the 2034 election.
Then there's Zuma's warning of the icy environment faced by those who leave the party. This election shows that not a single breakaway has yet thrived.
The United Democratic Movement, formed in 1999 out of the ANC and that fossilised relic of the Ice Age, the National Party, has shrunk from 3.4 percent of the vote to about 1 percent. Cope, born out of the bitter "recall" of former president Thabo Mbeki, has been reduced to less than a percent after garnering 7.4 percent in 2009.
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), comprising expelled ANC Youth League firebrands and led by self-styled commander-in-chief Julius Malema, has fallen short even of that – about 6 percent when this column went to press. While the EFF has likely squeezed past the DA to form the official opposition in Mpumulanga, North-West and Malema's home province of Limpopo, it still has barely broken 10 percent, while the ANC vote hovers around 80 percent.
It was Malema who Zuma was obliquely addressing when he warned against the cold. While Malema will continue to be a thorn in Zuma's flesh if he personally makes it to Parliament – an array of fraud, corruption and racketeering charges, as well as a revenue service bankruptcy application, are all impediments – this was surely his best shot at sticking it to the ANC.
The EFF, after all, had hoped to draw all the anti-Zuma votes of disaffected former ANC supporters, ranging from imploded Cope to the likes of former intelligence minister Ronnie Kasrils, who urged ANC supporters to "vote no" by supporting any opposition party other than the DA, or spoiling their ballots.
As for AgangSA, created by Mamphela Ramphele, who came from the Black Consciousness tradition rather than the Congress tradition, what a train smash. It turned out to be less a gang than a lonesome pensioner toiling uphill, with barely a quarter percent.
In short, this is Zuma's revenge, a personal triumph despite the declining ANC vote in both percentages and absolute numbers – possibly a million down on 2009's 11.65 million – putting to rest speculation that Zuma would face a humiliating Mbeki-like recall, in the wake of the ANC getting a bloody nose.
Zuma is clearly going to be in charge, for good or ill, for another five years. The upside of that is that there might be a coherent attempt to implement the National Development Plan; the downside is more corruption and increasing authoritarianism.
The election is a personal triumph, too, for DA leader and Western Cape Premier Helen Zille. The Western Cape, captured in 2009 by the narrowest of margins, was held with close on 60 percent of the vote.
It seems that those Eastern Cape "education refugees" of whom she was so dismissive a few years back, might actually be voting for her.
The DA also not only increased its percentage of the national vote from 16.7 percent in 2009 to about 22 percent, but it gave the ANC a big skrik in Johannesburg and Tshwane metros. In doing so, it uncovered clearly the future fracture lines in the political glacier: the country is urbanising and ANC support is melting in the cities.
The DA should temper its exuberance, though. The killer statistic comes out of the past: in 1994 the National Party drew almost 4 million votes. The DA has yet to hit that figure.
ANC opponents can, however, seek solace in another historic fact. As we know from the National Party years, when a glacier eventually does crack, it can quickly become an avalanche.
* William Saunderson-Meyer is a columnist and author.
** The views expressed here are not necessarily those of Independent Newspapers.
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SANTA CRUZ >> A 51-year-old Live Oak man was sentenced Wednesday to 10 years in prison after he broke into a neighbor's home, threatened a couple with a knife and injured them in a struggle, prosecutors said.
A 62-year-old man's hand was cut during the attack, and his wife — already paralyzed and in a wheelchair with an oxygen tank — suffered back and leg injuries and psychological problems since the intrusion, said Santa Cruz County prosecutor Gretchen Brock.
Aaron Obeirn Boyd Barrett pleaded guilty to attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon with great bodily injury, both felonies, according to court records.
"Having Mr. Barrett come in and wield a knife was terrifying, and even more terrifying for her," Brock said, referring to the woman in a wheelchair.
On Aug. 20, 2011, Barrett had a kitchen fire at his home on the 2600 block of Portola Drive, prosecutors said. Barrett — who suffers from a mental health disorder — was under the impression that his neighbors started the blaze, Brock said.
"He was delusional," Brock said.
About 8 a.m. the next day, Barrett broke into his neighbors' mobile home with a knife and threatened the couple, authorities said. The 62-year-old man fought Barrett off in a small hallway, prosecutors said.
Barrett fled and was arrested by deputies on 30th Avenue that afternoon. Deputies at the time called it an extremely unusual attack.
The 62-year-old man was treated at a hospital and eventually had surgeries on his hand.
He works with gems and other stones at a shop, and the injury has limited his work and "fine motor skills," Brock said in court.
On April 3, Barrett pleaded guilty to the two felony charges.
Prosecutors and Barrett's attorney, Peter Leeming, initially discussed a plea deal in which Barrett would go to a state mental hospital instead of prison.
However, Brock said outside court Wednesday, "We can't tell the hospital to keep him for 10 years. The only way we can be sure he is off the streets is to send him to prison."
Brock said she believed Barrett would have access to mental health services in prison.
Leeming said in court Wednesday that the attack was "a tragic situation" and that Barrett "had nothing against these people." Barrett didn't know them, he added.
The couple did not attend Wednesday's sentencing because they just wanted to put the attack behind them, Brock said.
Santa Cruz County Superior Judge Timothy Volkmann sentenced Barrett to 10 years in prison with credit for about three years served in Santa Cruz County Jail. Barrett, also was ordered to pay $1,140 in restitution and fines.


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--Kyle to a police officer.
Kyle is Andy's 17 year old foster sister when he stays with the Simpson family.
She grew up in an orphanage - her father left before she was born, and her mother put her up for adoption when she was three. She claims that it was easier to forget who her mother was. Throughout her life Kyle has lived with dozens of foster families, staying with them for only about a month until she is sent back.
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When Andy is checking out his new home, he comes across Kyle's bedroom. She is smoking a cigarette and listening to music when Joanne walks in, telling her to put it out. Joanne remarks that Kyle's luggage should be put away, as it still has not been unpacked after three weeks, and also asks that Kyle have dinner with the family instead of going to work. However, Kyle tells her that she needs the money, because she will be on her own next year.
In the morning, one of Joanne's antiques is found broken, and neither her nor Andy admit to doing it. Phil sends them off to do the laundry, and tells her that she is grounded and cannot go out on a date that night. Not interested in Phil's rules, she sneaks out to see her boyfriend. When she returns home by going in through Andy's bedroom window, she finds him tied to the bed with a doll next to him. Not knowing that the doll is in fact alive, she unties him, but when Joanne and Phil come in, it appears that she is in the process of tying him up. Phil thinks she's pulling a sick joke on Andy, and from Andy's protests about the doll, throws it into the basement.
The next evening, Phil is murdered in the basement, and Andy is sent back to the orphanage. Kyle, after unsuccessfully attempting to reason with Joanne, throws the doll in the garbage and goes outside on the swingset for a smoke. While swinging, she feels something under the dirt and digs it up. She uncovers a damaged Good Guy doll, Tommy. This was the doll that Andy had upon entering the Simpson's home. Shocked, she goes into the garbage can and opens the lid, but finding nothing. Now knowing that Chucky is alive, she rushes to Joanne's bedroom to try to warn her of the danger. Instead, she finds Joanne's bloody corpse tied to a chair. Kyle is then assaulted by Chucky, who subdues her and forces her to drive him to the orphanage.
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At the orphanage, Chucky manages to sneak out with Andy. Kyle chases after them and finds them at the Play Pals factory. She is able to subdue Chucky, grab Andy and run. After a grueling game of cat-and-mouse, Andy and Kyle force an airtube into Chucky's mouth, causing him to blow up and explode. The two then leave the factory, making their way for "home", despite not knowing where "home" was.
As Kyle was 17, she would have been out of foster care in a year, and Andy still had ten years in foster care. It appears though that they still kept each other close in their lives, as in Curse of Chucky Kyle's photograph is seen on Andy's desk.


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I thought that Third Tuesday was fun. Got a chance to meet up with some buddies from Centennial's corporate communications and pr program. Had an opportunity to chat with Martin Waxman (he was a guest speaker at Centennial) and finally got reacquainted with Jose Leol (worked with him at Sun Media). The Inside PR panel group were engaging and the talk was informative.
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My first meeting and it was enlightening to listen to the differing opinions about social media. Just a thought. Alvin Adams said, "Public relations are a key component of any operation in this day of instant communications and rightly inquisitive citizens." This was in the mid-18oos.
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I really enjoyed the format of the podcast and meetup. I was able to listen to excellent opinion and able to contribute as well. I wish I had brought a friend along, however, as I didn't know anyone else there.
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A great combination of Third Tuesday Toronto and Inside PR.
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Culp endorses Dana Young as her replacement
State Rep. Faye Culp has endorsed Dana Young in the Republican primary for the District 57 state House seat. Culp is term-limited out of the post. "Dana Young is exactly the kind of person we need in the Legislature," Culp said in a news release. "She is an honest, hardworking, committed advocate for our community."
Todd Marks, one of three Republicans who will face Young in the primary, fired back after learning of Culp's endorsement, offering this observation in a news release: "Ask former GOP State Chair Jim Greer how Republicans in Florida feel about their next representatives being handpicked by the establishment." And Marks went on: "The days of paying homage to sons and daughters of career politicians through a coronation must end."
Young, an attorney, is a sixth-generation Floridian whose grandfather, Randolph Hodges, served in the Florida Senate. Her uncle, Gene Hodges, served 16 years in the Florida House.
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