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Under the direction and creative vision of Brian, Cedar Knoll Builders has matured from a dream sketched out on paper to a second-generation company now over 30 years in the running. "Cedar Knoll Builders is here to serve you with fabulous designs suited for today lifestyles. Our management team alone has over 100 combined years at Cedar Knoll. We have the desire, experience, and skills to best serve your needs. I am proud of our team here at Cedar Knoll and fully confident that you will be well served!"
Out of the office, Brian is a devoted husband and father to seven children. He enjoys spending time with his family working outdoors on the family farm, coaching his kids on and off the field and investing time in his local community.
The Chief Operating Officer role at Cedar Knoll involves wearing many different hats, but Craig Martin wears them all well. Craig's role consists of budgeting and overseeing the daily operations that keep Cedar Knoll functioning like a well-oiled machine.
"As Chief Operating Officer, I enjoy getting to work alongside a great team that pulls together in order to design, build and deliver dream homes for our customers. Homes that not only last a lifetime but also exceed customer expectations."
Away from work, Craig enjoys spending time with his family, enjoying the outdoors, farming his land and cheering for our Philadelphia Flyers and Eagles sports teams.
Sue is the first of many smiling faces you will meet at Cedar Knoll Builders. She wears many hats around the office but always is a positive light and joy to be around. From getting building permits prepared to making a perfect cup of coffee she strives to go the extra mile to ensure Cedar Knoll Builders Customers are more than satisfied. "For me it's about the journey and piecing together the many details that help bring a families dream home to reality."
Born and raised in Philadelphia, PA she relocated to Chester County 16 ago, and has never looked back. Her greatest joys in life include her husband and best friend, three great kids and five wonderful grandchildren. For fun, Sue enjoys working out at the gym, biking and warm summers around the pool swimming with friends and family.
With a huge heart for service, the role of Administrative Assistant is a natural fit for Regina. Joining the company in 2003, her bubbly personality and unfailing dedication filter throughout the whole company. Celebrating over ten years of service to Cedar Knoll Builders and Beiler-Campbell Realty, where she serves as Brian Campbell's right hand, both could not be more pleased with her work and presence. "I love not doing the same thing every day, there's never a dull moment at work."
Born and raised in Chester County, Pennsylvania Regina has a passion for missions, having ventured to Grenada, Haiti, Thailand, Ireland, and Nicaragua to name a few. Apart from her work and missions, she enjoys cooking up something delicious, spending time with her 9 nieces and nephews, working on her family's pig farm and spending time outdoors.
There has never been a more pleasant person to work with than Randy Miller. A team player and a self-less giver, Randy is always ready to lend a helping hand. For over sixteen years, Randy has served as Purchasing Manager to Cedar Knoll. His role consists of creating purchase orders for our custom, community and commercial divisions. This entails ordering everything and anything from exterior siding, kitchen cabinets right down to the number of outlets you've selected in every room. He's also the guy who works very closely with our trades and partners ensuring that our customers get the best price and finest quality materials found in today's market.
When Randy is not putting together purchase orders for our every project, he is home spending time with his wife and two kids.
With 22 years of prior experience in the building industry, Cedar Knoll is glad to have Mike Schulz on our team. With strong product knowledge of key components used in the construction of our homes, Mike is a huge asset to the team. As Estimator, he is responsible for keeping Cedar Knoll's budget costs effective while working directly with our suppliers. Never an easy job, Mike works hard to insure Cedar Knoll and our customers receive the best-priced package deal for materials while not sacrificing on quality.
When Mike's not punching numbers and crunching costs he enjoys watching his kids sporting events, vacationing with his family and hunting.
Dana Melrath is a behind the scenes kinda gal but a favorite in the office. Those who know Dana, know she is never without a bright smile and always an encouraging spirit. For the past twenty-two years, Dana has kept Cedar Knoll operating like a well-oiled machine, helping us build relationships with our trades and develop new customer relations by managing accounts payable and receivable.
An extremely talented woman, Dana enjoys interior decorating and design, preparing good food, horseback riding with her mom and friends and spending time with family.
From a napkin sketch to walking thru the actual finished home is what keeps Amy's passion for design on fire.
"It is so rewarding to listen to a customer and incorporate their dreams and ideas into a plan, then fulfillment when they absolutely love their new home!"
As our in-house Senior Designer for 19 years, she has learned to value engineer and keep up on market trends. While designing custom and community homes, and also commercial fit-outs, she is always working with clients and the CKB team to get the job done.
Her family's happiness is most important to Amy. She keeps busy by volunteering in the community and school activities She enjoys watching her son's sporting events or her daughter dancing. Her down time is spent napping, reading, or shopping.
Barb's story began when she was very little. Her mom said she had a profound love of color and design even as a toddler. She would separate her M &M candies by color before eating them, line her perfume bottles on her dresser, and often be caught looking at her mom's Southern living Magazine and drooling over the "pretty rooms"!
A trendspotter with an eye for what's hot and what's not, Barb is always on the cutting edge of the next big thing. With an extensive experience in decorating, a degree in Interior Design, coupled with her love of working with people, it's only natural that she is our Design Center Coordinator. From big decisions to flooring, to the very small ones like door knobs, Barb walks clients through their selections and shares her visionary perspective in a way that keeps them in step with what's coming next, while creating the home that is perfect for their lifestyle.
When Barb is not at work, you might find her on a soccer field watching her son, or cheering her daughter at a gymnastics competition. She also enjoys eating out, teaching Sunday School, and scouring the shelves of stores like Home Goods or Consignment stores...looking for that "perfect piece". In her quiet times, she enjoys a cup of coffee and looking through piles of decorating magazines.
The lovely lady, "D", joined the Cedar Knoll team as Customer Service Representative to Chip Kepler, Customer Service Manager. With 20+ years experience in customer relations and service, she is eager and ready to help new and past homeowners with their home warranty benefits.
"Cedar Knoll Builders strives to create a home that is not only sustainable for today but for the future as well. That is why we pride ourselves on over 100+ combined years experience in homebuilding knowledge and expertise. We know that purchasing a home is a huge heart and financial decision - that is why we strongly believe in walking with you every step of the way. From applying for permits to the drawing board to your one-year walk through, it is an exciting journey. We love our customers and getting to share this once in a lifetime experience with them. That is why we do what we do and love what we do."
When Denise is not behind the desk, she enjoys spending time with her husband, Ron and visiting family in Philadelphia, dogs in tow. She also enjoys riding through the beautiful countryside of Southern Chester County Pennsylvania. Cedar Knoll Builders is lucky to have Denise on the team and we think our customers will share the feeling!
Over twenty-five years of experience and knowledge in the construction industry make Chip Kepler, Customer Service Manager irreplaceable. Chip's ability to work well with people, his attention to detail and his excellent history with our customers are a few of the reasons why many have chosen to build with us not only their first but also their second home!
"I like making people happy and helping solve our customers problems. Oftentimes, I'll get a phone call where you can just hear the stress and concern over the phone and after a few minutes I can literally hear the deep sigh of relief move through their lungs. That's the good part about my job. I also love to exceed customer's expectations. When someone calls me from a 15+ year old home asking where to find something as simple as a stair spindle, being able to provide a solution that exceeds their expectations is what it's all about."
An avid hunter and sportsmen, outside of work you can find Chip either in the woods hunting, working on his family's farm, at the local gun club with friends and family, and spending time with his lovely wife and three sons.
Ray McKenna serves as Project Manager for Cedar Knoll's Commercial Division and Honeycroft Village. Ray's incredible eye for detail, expert building knowledge in the construction industry, and infectious enthusiasm on the job has earned him a reputation unlike any in the field.
"The most satisfying part of the job? When we do our job correctly, I love knowing that someone's child will always have a place to call home and also that special place they will remember when growing up. We are artists starting with a blank slate and in the end delivering somebody's dream."
Away from the job site, Ray enjoys spending time with his wife and three kids, coaching baseball and soccer and restoring local Chester County homes in the area.
Dave Hibbard serves as Site Supervisor to the Wheatland Farms Community and the Custom Homes Division. Dave has been with Cedar Knoll for more than twenty years, supervising in the construction of some of the finest Custom and Community homes known to Chester County. Dave is an all-around great guy to work with. His background in Art and Architecture, unmatched knowledge of Building, attention to detail, and 20+ years of experience in the field make him irreplaceable in the home building industry.
"What keeps me doing what I do? It's building families' dreams. It means a great deal to me to build a family's home; after all it's not just a box...it's the bigger picture. It's the family that makes a house a home. I love getting to share with families in the journey of building their new dream home. Down the road, I occasionally run into customers that I've worked with in the past, either at my kid's sports games or while running errands, and again I get to share in the relationship with that family. I find great joy in these small but impactful moments."
Not only do Dave's passions and talents lie in building, he is also a musician. As a way to unwind from a busy day's work, Dave enjoys playing his guitar most evenings. A devoted family man, he also enjoys spending time with his wife & family, coaching their two sons in baseball and hockey, and with an occasional fishing/camping weekend or two.
Cameron serves as Site Supervisor to Cooper Farm, Great Rock in Quarryville and other small communities located in the area. As Site Supervisor, Cameron's role consists of facilitating and managing the construction of new homes from breaking ground to final walk-thru. "Not only do I love to be a part of creating someone's dream home but I love being able to take pride in the finished product when the job is done."
Cameron lives near Fair Hill, Maryland. Off the job he spends time coaching basketball at the local YMCA, helping kids reach their potential not only in sports but also in life. During the warmer months he also enjoys hunting, fishing and spending time outdoors.
Rob brings 30 years of home-building experience to Cedar Knoll Builders. From drafting to muddy hands and sawdust in his hair, Rob has done it all! "I enjoy being 'that guy' whose phone rings when something need to be done."
Assistant to Site Supervisor means Rob is known to wear many hats in and around our different job sites. Working in our Custom, Community and Commercial divisions, Rob is responsible for facilitating the construction of our new homes and commercial projects.
Married with 4 children, his family life keeps him busy. Rob enjoys the peacefulness of fishing, hunting and just being outdoors.
A Chester County resident and graduate in business, economics and marketing, Christian is our Custom Homes Manager. He serves as the point guard between our Custom Home Buyers and their new custom home. Christian enjoys his job by making your building experience not only a successful one but also a fun one! Building a custom home is a journey you'll want to cherish forever, and at Cedar Knoll we strive to accomplish this in a positive light and for every home.
"I love the excitement of working with clients and helping make their dreams come true. Building a one-of-a-kind house can be a bit challenging at times, different elements can swiftly change the game plan. Always up for a challenge, I enjoy tackling a hurdle and finding the right solution for our customers."
Licensed in PA as a Mortgage Broker MLS#1121618 and a 2nd Generation Real Estate agent for Beiler-Campbell where he is supported by 40 years of experience, Christian enjoys living life to the fullest! Be that traveling, the physical challenge and excitement of extreme sports or trying something new Christian is the team player you want around.
With a sharp eye for detail and a strong work ethic, Ernie Parry can provide the finishing touch to every Cedar Knoll home; after all, a person's perspective of a home starts with its curb appeal and how the landscaping looks. We strongly believe in quality from the inside out of every home.
What do I love most about my job asks Ernie? "I enjoy getting to create beautiful spaces for people to enjoy outdoors. From designing custom patios, to installing summer fire pits, to creative garden beds, I get to do it all. The best part though is that come the end of the day, I get to say I created something truly beautiful and something that brings joy to others. That's what it is all about."
When asked, outside of work, Ernie enjoys working on the farm in Homeville Pennsylvania, spending time with his son, and trips to the beach.


Smallholder irrigation is emerging as a development priority in Sub-Saharan Africa. Based on a survey of 1554 smallholders from nine countries, this paper compares rainfed farming with gravity-flow, manual-lift and motor-pump irrigation. Motor-pump-irrigation farmers reported the highest net value added per acre and per family worker, with gravity-flow and manual-irrigation farmers earning marginally more than rainfed-only farmers. In addition to making affordable pumps more readily available, improving the availability of working capital, enhancing security of tenure and ensuring the availability of affordable fuel are all likely to accelerate smallholder irrigation development in Sub-Saharan Africa.


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Julie Valerie, an avid Scrabble player who once played QWERTY on a triple word, writes humorous women's fiction and is developing a series set in the idyllic Village of Primm Her first novel, HOLLY BANKS FULL OF ANGST, was published by to Lake Union, a commercial women's fiction imprint of Amazon publishing as part of a 2-book deal in December, 2019. The sequel, THE PECULIAR FATE OF HOLLY BANKS, was December 2020.
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Deepening her love of the written word, Julie earned an editing certificate from the University of Chicago Graham School and is constantly humbled by the nuances of language and the nitty-gritty of grammar while strengthening her proficiency in the Chicago Manual of Style. She is the founder of the 85K Writing Challenge, providing 2,000+ writers an enriching environment to pen 85,000 words in 90 days, supported by a 12-month calendar that lends structure to the practice of productive writing.
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Deemo is a music rhythm game that centers around the mystifying relationship between Alice and Deemo. The game progresses as Deemo plays and completes musical piano scores in order to help Alice return back to her world. A brilliant collection of music styles and genres are available in both instrumental and vocal music formats. For those seeking an extra challenge, all playable songs feature a number of difficulty levels and customizable note speed.
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The Bosch DS1100i uses microprocessor-based Sound Analysis Technology (SAT) to listen for the specific frequencies associated with breaking glass. The DS1100i can be used to detect breakage of plate, tempered, laminated and wired glass types. A built-in environmental test feature alerts the installer of false alarm hazards in harsh environments. A round cover design in available.


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Nhroc Case Study
Running head: Prioritizing The IT Prioritizing the IT Project Portfolio NHROC Project Funding Background Within NHROC there are many Military/Government commands. Those commands have several servers, desktops, Operating Systems, software, and applications. Before September 11th, 2001 the amount of technical items the NHROC possessed was not an issue. Once the attacks on September 11th occurred it became very important for the NHROC to reduce its technical footprint. (Operational Planning Group, 2007) The necessity to reduce the NHROC's technology was imperative to protect the nation from cyber attacks. This reduction would support the formation of new teams, promotions in our IT departments, and a major overhaul in security.…show more content…
This effort called Technology Asset Reduction Security (TARS) was under way and all would begin the journey towards consolidation. Not only was this for security sake, but after the initial cost of spending money to consolidate a major amount of money would be saved in the end. At first the IT department heads were not impressed by getting rid of anything in the inventory, but as time went on they did start to see this as an opportunity. A strong emphasis was put on justifying every piece of technology purchased. The Chief Information Officers (CIO) was now looking at everything we purchased. The 51% reduction had to be started soon for TARS to be successful and the goal realized by FY…show more content…
This tool is outdated and NHROC is currently running on version Conos version 7. The reporting mechanism and functionality is much improved in the new version of Conos. In addition to added improvements for functional managers is also the availability of security patch and software release updates. Conos 8 was also on the TARS approved list. •	Solaris 10 – NHROC Servers are running on a much older version of Solaris and many servers are at different versions. In order to update the servers we need to upgrade the OS to Solaris 10. Once all servers are at the same OS, consolidation can begin. •	200 Concurrent Usage Conos 8 web licenses – The purchase of the Conos 8 licenses allows for the reduction of multiple servers at multiple sites. The current configuration has several Conos servers placed around the regions. These servers are accessed by the onsite personnel for report gathering. The purchase of these licenses give report writers access to run build reports on a remote Conos server located at 1 center. Reduction of 6 Conos servers. •	Guardian Edge Encryption Software and licenses – In an effort to keep data secure at each Region there is a requirement to purchase approved encryption software. The current TARS approved software is Guardian
Technology Risk Presentation Paper
Technology Risk Presentation Tammy Radcliffe XACC/210 • Limitations of Technology for E-Business System Technology is crucial in the daily operations of any business. Production of services is related to the technology used and it encourages an increase in productivity. Upgrades in technology gives an organization advantage to the competition. This could be cost effective to the organization compared to hiring new employees and paying high salaries in the long run. Technology has had several downfalls as well.
Military Law Research Paper
In applying the UCMJ to civilians, there are three degrees of inclusiveness that may govern jurisdiction. First, the military might, as a matter of policy, limit its prosecutions to DOD contractors. While in keeping with Congress's earlier MEJA legislation, such a limitation would run counter to the legislative intent behind the 2007 act. MEJA was not applicable to the civilian contractors in the Abu Ghraib scandal because the DOD had not technically hired them, even though they performed military functions. According to Senator Graham, the recent change in UCMJ jurisdiction was intended to curb contractor abuses such as Abu Ghraib.38 Thus, at the very least, nonDOD contractors actively involved in military operations should now be subject to UCMJ authority.
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Implementation of an Organization-Wide Security Plan When analyzing the network diagram I determined that the user, workstation, LAN, LAN-to-WAN, and system/application domains involved in the company should be redesigned to implement better access controls to provide multi-layered security. The most important access control implementation would be the user domain where the company should put emphasis on training; how to recognize social engineering attacks, how to create strong passwords, and how often they should be changed. The workstation domain should focus security via virus and malware scanning, operating system patching, and other types of application-level firewalls. To achieve a multi-layered security approach in the LAN domain I would recommend using an intrusion detection system and an intrusion prevention system to prevent unauthorized access. Security for the LAN-to-WAN domain should be implemented through the use of a firewall or DMZ to also prevent unauthorized access into the company's network.
Itgc Case Analysis
The main headquarters are located in Maryland. The company uses bar-code to record inventory going in or out. The company itself depends on the computer systems to perform business. So it is important to perform an ITGC risk assessment. Purpose: An ITGC helps the audit committee to determine the deficiencies in internal controls.
PCAOB: The Future Of The Sarbanes-Oxley Act Of 2002
Like the Act, the purpose of the PCAOB is to protect the interests of investors and build the public's trust in the preparation of informative, accurate, and independent audit reports. The PCAOB recently voted to change the way they handle internal controls, which are one of the most important assets for most companies. There have been several proposed modifications and numerous delays to the effective start dates of certain sections of the original Act, particularly Rule 404. While many proposals were presented to the PCAOB, little relief has been granted to-date. Below is a recap of some of the key changes to Rule 404 with regard to smaller companies: * In late 2005, the SEC extended the compliance date to comply with Rule 404 requirements for its first fiscal year ended on or after July 15, 2007.
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HIPPA tells us to safeguard client information as well as other ones that have accessibility restrictions. Why is this information important? It is very
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* Downloading Software – Users must contact the IT help desk in order to download software to their work stations. A remote user will complete the installation process if the software is deemed necessary. * File Access control – Users will only have access to records and files they need to complete their job information deemed otherwise they must consult management positions for access. VI. BUSINESS CONTINUITY The purpose of a business continuity plan is to counteract interruptions to business activities and to protect critical business processes from the effects of major and long term failures of information systems or physical disaster to the work place and to resume a normal working fashion in a timely manner.
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Network safeguards should include the use of firewalls, encryption of data, the use of digital signatures or certificates as well as web security protocols. Intrusion detection systems use is a great way for the organization to identify attempts or actions to penetrate a system to gain unauthorized access (Sayles, 2013). The organization should also address the issue of ensuring the quality of data being collected, stored and used. Ensuring data quality is also essential to an effective security program and can be managed through monitoring and tracking systems. The organization should ensure they implement a business continuity plan as well as a disaster recovery plan to ensure that the organization can continue operating during an unexpected shutdown or disaster.
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There are dozens of other provisions in the ACA that are not reviewed here as well, on topics ranging from incentives for improving the quality of health care, to a new social insurance program for long-term care, to incentives to increase primary care provision, and so on. III. THE MASSACHUSETTS CASE STUDY Projecting the impacts of a fundamental reform such as that described above is an enormous challenge. The effects of the ACA will depend on dozens of behavioral responses by firms and individuals (as well as state governments). There are several decades of empirical 8 research in health economics that can help inform our understanding of these behavioral responses; Gruber (2002) provides a review of some of that evidence.
Chipotle Mexican Grill: Code Of Conduct
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Bringing the Body of Christ to the homebound or those in the hospital is a blessed experience not only for those who receive, but those who give. If you are a confirmed Catholic in good standing you may serve in this ministry. For more information, please call Kathy Nichols at 512-470-6223.
El llevar el Cuerpo de Cristo a los confinados o a las personas hospitalizadas es una bendición, para las que reciben y para las que la llevan. Si usted es un Católico Confirmado en buen estado pueden servir en este Ministerio. Para más información, por favor llame a Aurelia Aviles a 512-591-4447.


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BAE Systems delivers first upgraded Paladin
By Ms. Marie Berberea (TRADOC)April 16, 2015
1 / 2 Show Caption + Hide Caption – BAE Systems shows the new Paladin Integrated Management program to a group of military, political and industry partners April 9 at a ceremony at the Elgin facility. (Photo Credit: Ms. Marie Berberea (TRADOC)) VIEW ORIGINAL
2 / 2 Show Caption + Hide Caption – Attendees check out the M109A7 before BAE Systems' ceremony celebrating low rate initial production of the weapon system April 9 in Elgin. (Photo Credit: Ms. Marie Berberea (TRADOC)) VIEW ORIGINAL
ELGIN, Okla. -- BAE Systems of Elgin, Okla., delivered the first low-rate initial production (LRIP) M109A7 Self-Propelled Howitzer April 9 bringing the Army one step closer to gaining a more lethal and responsive weapon system in its arsenal.
The new howitzer and its associated M992A3 Carrier, Ammunition, Tracked vehicle enhance their combat-proven successors' the M109A6 Paladin and M99A212 Field Artillery Ammunition Support Vehicles' reliability, maintainability, performance, responsiveness and lethality.
BAE held a ceremony with military, political and industry partners to celebrate the delivery.
"We're excited about today and excited for the milestone it represents and the start of what we hope to be a long and continuous production of the M109A7 and, more importantly, the fielding of this capability to our Soldiers," said Adam Zarfoss , BAE Systems Artillery and Recovery Programs director. "This isn't about building systems. It's about providing combat power to our nation's Army, and this team has taken that challenge."
The M109A7's "shoot and scoot" capability was demonstrated as BAE personnel drove the system rapidly across the concrete and then spun the hull 360 degrees.
"A little over 50 years ago my father was commissioned into the field artillery corps in 1963. Interestingly enough 1963 is the same year the M109 howitzer was introduced into the force," said Brig. Gen. David Bassett, the Army's program executive officer for ground combat systems. "It's only right and fitting that today we're here to upgrade that vehicle and put a new tremendously capable vehicle into the hands of our Soldiers."
The M109A7, or Paladin Integrated Management program (PIM), is assembled with upgrades at Aniston Army Depot in Alabama and BAE Systems York, Pa. facility and transferred to the Elgin warehouse for final assembly and testing.
Maj. Gen. John Rossi, Fires Center of Excellence and Fort Sill commanding general, said the new weapon system is a home run for the Army.
Improvements include a higher profile than that of the current Paladin and a redesign to accept components such as the engine, transmission and tracks from the Bradley Fighting Vehicle.
Rossi likened the conversion to giving someone with bad knees and a bad back a new body.
In a time when fiscal security is high, BAE representatives said using a number of common components saves the Army money in production costs, parts inventory and in training maintenance personnel.
"The whole top part of the structure is reused. A lot of the gun components are carry-overs, as well as a number of parts in the vehicle. We try to be good stewards of taxpayer dollars and the materials that we can reuse, we do," said Dan Meckley, BAE Systems LRIP manager.
The new cab has more space with an all-electric system to replace the hydraulic system of its predecessor. The PIM also uses a 600-volt system from the Non-Line-of-Sight Cannon, which will provide enough power for future technologies.
It also has more armor to protect Soldiers inside as well as added technology that will alleviate the need to expose crew members operating crew served weapons from open hatches.
As Fort Sill gears up for the Fires Seminar, Rossi said PIM is the "epitome of collaboration."
"It's collaboration with the local community here in Elgin, but also the collaboration with industry. We're never successful in the Army unless we have great collaboration with the industry."
BAE is delivering 66 vehicle sets for testing and in two years time is expected to be in full rate production.
Soldiers in the 428th Field Artillery Brigade were one of the first to live fire the PIM last year. Although Sill won't be receiving any for the next phase of testing, Craig Newman, deputy field artillery commandant said "We'll always have Soldiers in the training ability and instructors from now until delivery come out and provide their input."
"As fire supporters we owe it to our maneuver brothers to have timely and accurate fires and that's what this weapon system is going to do for us. It's just a tremendous weapon system."
He said it cannot be matched and looks forward to integrating it into the training on post.
"This howitzer is a promise we're keeping to our field artillery Soldiers and it's a promise made over a number of decades going back to the system that the congressmen talked about with Crusader and NLOS Cannon and, in fact, it includes a lot of technology that the Army invested in in those systems. It's a promise kept by an amazing team of professionals," said Bassett.
He went on to quote Col. William Sheehy, Armored Brigade Combat Team project manager, who said, "You don't' send a howitzer out when you want to put up a road or build a school. You don't bring this vehicle out to pass out bags of rice.
"This vehicle is about forcing our enemies ... bringing them to the point of defeat. It's not about influence, or coercion when you bring this howitzer to the field. And when we have to send our most capable brigade formations, to fight our most dangerous missions, they're going to bring this vehicle that's sitting right behind me."
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This is a partial transcript of "Special Report With Brit Hume," Jan. 13, 2005, that has been edited for clarity.
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ANDY CLARKE, BRITISH ANTARCTIC SURVEY: We have seen clear and unequivocal signals there is a change afoot. And that is worrying. We have grown up in an environment, I think, where we tend to think the world is stable. And it's clear that we have done something to it.
BRIT HUME, HOST: Reuters reports that experts believe the coastlines and coral reefs may become even more vulnerable to tsunamis and storms because of a "creeping rise in sea levels tied to global warming." The study reports that scientists are saying global warming threatens to trigger more powerful storms.
Some think not, including Patrick Michaels of the Environmental Sciences Department at the University of Virginia, whose recent book on global warming is called "Meltdown."
Welcome to you, sir, nice to have you here.
Nice to be here.
HUME: First, let me take the statement you saw in that sound bite there from the fellow up in the cold north, who said — who said we have done something to it, meaning the earth or climate or something. What about that?
PATRICK MICHAELS, AUTHOR, "MELTDOWN:" Well, that was an example of what a call a predictable distortion in my book. He was in Antarctica. He was with the British Antarctic Survey. It was well known that the net temperature changed over Antarctica, averaged over the continent for the last several decades, it is negative. It is cooling.
There's one place where it is warming in the Antarctic Peninsula, but overall it's cooling. That is a typical example that I cover in my book about repeated distortions on this issue.
HUME: When he says, "We have done something to it," what is "the it?"
MICHAELS: I guess 'the it" is putting carbon dioxide in the air. Yes, we have done something to it. Global warming is real. The planet is warmer than it was. In the last few decades, you see a warming that tends to be in the very coldest air of Siberia in the dead of winter, and the northwestern North America. Greenhouse theory protects that's what warms the most.
But having said that, you now know how much it's going to warm in the future. Because our computer models, if you average them up and look at what we call their "central tendency," they say once it starts to warm, it warms at a constant rate. Not an increasing rate.
So nature has told us. And it works out to a very small number, about three-quarters of a degree in the next half century. That is a number that we're clearly going to live with. It's how much it warmed in the last century. In the U.S. life span doubled. Crop yields quintupled. Wealth was democratized. Global warming didn't cause all of that, though it helped the crops. But it sure didn't stop it.
HUME: Now, what about this notion that the increase in sea levels tied to global warming, as expressed in that Reuters story and attributed to experts, will make coastlines around the world more vulnerable to moments like tsunamis?
MICHAELS: Unbelievable, a remarkable and yet predictable distortion. Again, one of these things I talk about in the book. Sea level rise from global warming at best has been about three or four inches in the course of the 20-Century. The rate of sea level rise has not changed throughout the century. And it is the same as it has been for quite some time. Four inches, that this much, is what has been done over the 100 years with warming and natural changes.
What we have from a tsunami, 40 feet. That's the difference between this finger and three stories of a building. That four inches means nothing. And when we think of some of the larger tsunamis that we've had, like Krakatoa that was between 110 and 120 feet. If we extend the temperature curve out for the next 50 years, you get another three or four inches of sea level rise. Compare three inches to 100 feet and you have a distortion of the global warming issue. This issue is fraught with that. And that's what I like to talk about.
HUME: Well, let me ask you then about the storms we are seeing in the West, these particularly devastating storms. People being — houses floating away and so forth. It has certainly been suggested that these intense storms, and in fact, scientists quoted in that news story suggest more intense storms may be on the way, a function of global warming.
MICHAELS: It's very interesting. Even the United Nations Governmental Panel on Climate Change, which is clearly really very political, says there is no change in weather extremes and storminess that they can find.
What happens in Southern California, by the way, what caused by a persistent dip in the jet stream. Everybody who watches the weather show has seen this thing out there. It's gone away now. The jet stream was further south than it would normally be.
Now, in global warming, the world becomes more summer like and jet stream tends to retreat to the north. So at first blush what's happening down there in Southern California is in fact not what you would expect from global warming. And it's happened before.
Nineteen thirty-one, 1932 it snowed all over the Los Angeles Basin, it snowed down to where Disneyland is today. In the Eastern United States, one of these big troughs, again. Eastern United States was in the southwesterly flow aloft. It was extremely warm, 12 degrees above normal in January 1932, warmest year on record. We have not seen it that warm in a winter in the Eastern United States since.
HUME: And yet, it was frigid in the West.
MICHAELS: And it was frigid in the West. That is a typical pattern. It's the way the jet stream sorts itself out, given the way that the continents and mountains and oceans are distributed around the world. Oftentimes when it's very cold in Southern California, it is very, very warm on the U.S. East Coast. And that's what we are seeing.
HUME: So you say, however, global warming is real.
MICHAELS: Yes, it is.
HUME: Your point seems to be it is real but very small.
MICHAELS: Yes, it's exaggerated. You see, again, if you don't — to get by my argument, you have to have somebody get in front of that camera and say that the central of all of those computer models, that billions and billions of dollars worth of research has been wasted, because it comes out to say once it starts to warm, it tends to warm at a constant rate. And boy, the rate has been amazingly constant. The deviations from the straight line are very small.
So you know the future. Why don't we come out and say that in public? Why don't we say that on television? Well, if we told you, look at the model, it looks like it's going to be about three-quarters of a degree because you have to adjust them for reality. That would be the end of the issue. The issue would go away, and in Washington, issues compete with each other fore attention. You know that.
HUME: So what do you sense is the — I mean Michael Crichton, for example, the novelist has a book out, which is — which is "Global Warming Skeptic" in its attitude. And it's based upon a lot of research that he says he personally did into the issue. He comes out more or less on the same side of the issue you do.
MICHAELS: That's because he looked at the data. When you start looking at the numbers versus the assertions people make to try to get attention to this issue, you realize that it is real but dramatically overblown. And then that leads to a search for motive. Why do issues — it's not just global warming. Many issues get overblown in this town because they are competing for the public's largess. You know that as well as I.
HUME: Your view is that all of this global warming alarm is about environmental movement's needs to keep people worried, so they'll get money and pass their bill.
MICHAELS: And it's the reward system. And you know, in the academy you are awarded, I hate to tell you, for how much outside funding. And if this issue goes away, a lot of that outside funding is out the window.
HUME: Professor, nice to have you.
MICHAELS: Thank you.
HUME: Thanks for coming in.
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