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RT : November 11, 2010 10:00am-10:30am EST
army stretched thin now recruiters are accused of exploiting war heroes memories to find more for the frontline also. raises into the formula one world with the country's first super car maker buying a stake in a formula one team. now it is the latest twist in the summer's big spy scandal a russian newspaper says it's discovered the identity of the man who exposed eleven russian agents working in the u.s. the come our son daily claims it was a former foreign intelligence service employee but so far there's been no official comment that you got a percent off reports. community newspaper claims to have held its own investigation and the sea that call most should call for an officer of the russian foreign intelligence service was a double agent working undercover in the us migration service and it was him responsible for blowing the cover on his colleagues in the united states last summer which resulted basically in the biggest spying scandal between moscow and washington since the cold war era the newspaper says that before this scandal erupted paula should walk off was offered a promot
army stretched thin now recruiters are accused of exploiting war heroes memories to find more for the frontline also. raises into the formula one world with the country's first super car maker buying a stake in a formula one team. now it is the latest twist in the summer's big spy scandal a russian newspaper says it's discovered the identity of the man who exposed eleven russian agents working in the u.s. the come our son daily claims it was a former foreign intelligence service employee but so...
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Teen Kids News : WHUT : November 15, 2010 6:00pm-6:30pm EST
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february 18th, 1865 is when charleston's reclaimed by the u.s. army. that is when the civil war ended in charleston harbor. and when that flag goes up, it signifies the end of the war. there are now 35 stars on the flag. actually, two more states were added to the union, or to the flag during the civil war, which include west virginia, which had seceded from virginia to join the union, and then there was also kansas. >> reporter: although the u.s. army made repairs, the fort never saw action again. in 1948 it became a national monument and is managed by the national park service. there's a museum with lots of interesting exhibits to tell you more about the history of fort sumter. and if you're interested in the history of baseball, here's an interesting piece of trivia. >> abner doubleday, who has long been credited as the inventor of baseball, was stationed here in 1861. he was part of, one of the 85 men who participated in the first bombardment. however, historians do not have any evidence that baseball was ever played inside the fort. what is suspic
february 18th, 1865 is when charleston's reclaimed by the u.s. army. that is when the civil war ended in charleston harbor. and when that flag goes up, it signifies the end of the war. there are now 35 stars on the flag. actually, two more states were added to the union, or to the flag during the civil war, which include west virginia, which had seceded from virginia to join the union, and then there was also kansas. >> reporter: although the u.s. army made repairs, the fort never saw...
RT : November 11, 2010 9:00am-9:30am EST
army and it's also student rewards night were students as young as grade school. have been given free tickets to the game. so it's also a recruiting opportunity is what we like to call just kind of community relations if. it is it could be a recruiting event as well as outside a souped up humvee welcomes kids from this poor new york suburb off their bus the pretty awful hopelessness in virtual reality and video games market flying drones going into battle and firing weapons you know they don't have. you know feeling suicidal again today a video game inside g.i. johnny draws a crowd and the future soldier trainer game as it's called i'm a future soldier draws a new recruit who recently enlisted a group raise you. have ever shot around and you know. the math this is nothing this young man knows will prepare him they say your travel the world and you'll meet interesting people do is really going to be basically that. these promises are sold but something's missing and they never address the brutality they they always leave it out they just they just say oh you know w
army and it's also student rewards night were students as young as grade school. have been given free tickets to the game. so it's also a recruiting opportunity is what we like to call just kind of community relations if. it is it could be a recruiting event as well as outside a souped up humvee welcomes kids from this poor new york suburb off their bus the pretty awful hopelessness in virtual reality and video games market flying drones going into battle and firing weapons you know they don't...
RT : November 11, 2010 4:00pm-4:30pm EST
it's veterans day in the u.s. of the military is hoping to boost its numbers by capitalizing on public commotion for war heroes army video games and parades are among the tools aimed at young people from poor neighborhoods as recruiters try to fill their quota of the lower enlisted one veteran who says he couldn't take any more war that others should have to. autumn in new york. believes red and yellow reminders that seasons change green becomes obsolete for people to meet sergeant sure row first name out this u.s. army all formerly and now there are vets who are anti military i'm one of them you know there are vets who are anti american specifically because of what they experienced and i'm one of them he keeps moving forward as a college student and activist trying to create change because he can't turn back time i listed i was eighteen years old i was homeless living in a tent i was in fact selling psychedelic mushrooms to make money to survive and was subsequently given the given the choice to be there in the s
it's veterans day in the u.s. of the military is hoping to boost its numbers by capitalizing on public commotion for war heroes army video games and parades are among the tools aimed at young people from poor neighborhoods as recruiters try to fill their quota of the lower enlisted one veteran who says he couldn't take any more war that others should have to. autumn in new york. believes red and yellow reminders that seasons change green becomes obsolete for people to meet sergeant sure row...
tonight shooting the military machine a decade of war leaving the u.s. army stretched thin no recruiters accusing the explosion of war heroes memories to find a war for the front line head also. races into the formula one world with the country's first super car maker buying a stake in a formula one t.v. . the mail bomb sent from yemen and intercepted in the u.k. in dubai last month spread panic around the world but now reports have surfaced suggesting they weren't bombs at all but simply a hoax by intelligence services to claim good from a foil the attack officials who said the packages were addressed to chicago's synagogues last hour i spoke to investigative journalist wayne madsen for his take on what's going on. well i think we have to look back at past instance for example the underwear bomber flying to detroit from amsterdam who was allowed to basically board the plane no questions asked we had the times square physical bomber where something fizzled in times square and and the guy was sitting there waiting to take off at kennedy airport and when t
tonight shooting the military machine a decade of war leaving the u.s. army stretched thin no recruiters accusing the explosion of war heroes memories to find a war for the front line head also. races into the formula one world with the country's first super car maker buying a stake in a formula one t.v. . the mail bomb sent from yemen and intercepted in the u.k. in dubai last month spread panic around the world but now reports have surfaced suggesting they weren't bombs at all but simply a...
it is a veterans day in the u.s. the military is hoping to boost its numbers by capitalizing on public emotion for war heroes army video games and parades are among the tools aimed at young people from porn neighborhoods as recruiters try to fill their quotas lauren list i met an iraq veteran who says he couldn't take any more war and that others shouldn't have to either. autumn in new york the leaves red and yellow reminders that seasons change green becomes obsolete for people to meet sergeant sure rove first name out this u.s. army all formerly and now but there are vets who are anti military i'm one of them you know there are vets who are anti american specifically because of what they experienced and i'm one of them he keeps moving forward as a college student and activist trying to create change. because he can't turn back time i came to that conclusion that personal conclusion that we were actually not just we hadn't just made a mistake but we were and continue to be in violation of the law to wage the war in
it is a veterans day in the u.s. the military is hoping to boost its numbers by capitalizing on public emotion for war heroes army video games and parades are among the tools aimed at young people from porn neighborhoods as recruiters try to fill their quotas lauren list i met an iraq veteran who says he couldn't take any more war and that others shouldn't have to either. autumn in new york the leaves red and yellow reminders that seasons change green becomes obsolete for people to meet...
it's veterans day in the u.s. and the military is hoping to boost its numbers mike. public emotion for war heroes army video games and parades are among the tools aimed at young people from poor neighborhoods of recruiters try to fill their quotas lauren list of met one iraq veteran who says he couldn't take war anymore and that others shouldn't have to. autumn in new york. believes red and yellow reminders that seasons change green becomes obsolete for people to meet sergeant sure row first name mathis u.s. army all formerly and now there are vets who are anti military i am one of them there are vets who are anti american specifically because of what they experienced and i am one of them he keeps moving forward as a college student and activist trying to create change because he can't turn back time. i listed i was eighteen years old i was homeless living in a tent i was in fact selling psychedelic mushrooms to make money to survive and was subsequently given the given the choice to be there in the store or face prosecution it wasn't a choice in his eyes but for mat
it's veterans day in the u.s. and the military is hoping to boost its numbers mike. public emotion for war heroes army video games and parades are among the tools aimed at young people from poor neighborhoods of recruiters try to fill their quotas lauren list of met one iraq veteran who says he couldn't take war anymore and that others shouldn't have to. autumn in new york. believes red and yellow reminders that seasons change green becomes obsolete for people to meet sergeant sure row first...
Book TV : CSPAN2 : November 14, 2010 9:30am-10:00am EST
timothy nenninger discusses his book at the annual association of the u.s. army meeting held at the washington convention center in washington, d.c.. the program is about 35 minutes. >> i'd like to speak a little bit about the genesis of the manuscript, and then give you a brief overview of general summerall's career, and why i think he is an important figure in history of the american army in the early 20th century, and i think his memoirs is worth reading. summerall wrote his memoir in 1950. he wasn't optogenetics you was approaching retirement within a couple of years from the presidency of the citadel. he wrote it, had wrote it on legal sized paper. he had no, he had no intent to publish the manuscript. he did it as his grandson said, for diversion, and to enlighten his family about his career. and he died within three years of having completed the manuscript. at which point his son tied the handwritten manuscript, created 185 angle space, very dense pages. and for many years, this manuscript was in the possession of the archives of the citadel in charle
timothy nenninger discusses his book at the annual association of the u.s. army meeting held at the washington convention center in washington, d.c.. the program is about 35 minutes. >> i'd like to speak a little bit about the genesis of the manuscript, and then give you a brief overview of general summerall's career, and why i think he is an important figure in history of the american army in the early 20th century, and i think his memoirs is worth reading. summerall wrote his memoir in...
RT : November 11, 2010 11:00pm-11:30pm EST
army and it's also student rewards night were students as young as grade school have been given free tickets to the game. so it's also a recruiting opportunity it is what we like to call this kind of community relations if. it is to compete with rooting events as well as outside a souped up humvee welcomes kids from this poor new york suburb off their bus to prey off of hopelessness virtual reality and video games market flying drones going into battle and firing weapons you know they don't have. you know feeling suicidal again today video game inside g.i. johnny draws a crowd and the future soldier trainer game as it's called i'm going to be just told you draws a new recruit who recently enlisted you praise you. have you ever shot a real gun nor have the math this is nothing this young man knows will prepare him they say your travel the world and you'll meet interesting people well i'm doing is really going to be basically the things these promises are sold but something's missing and then. never address the brutality always leave it out they just they just say oh you know what the
army and it's also student rewards night were students as young as grade school have been given free tickets to the game. so it's also a recruiting opportunity it is what we like to call this kind of community relations if. it is to compete with rooting events as well as outside a souped up humvee welcomes kids from this poor new york suburb off their bus to prey off of hopelessness virtual reality and video games market flying drones going into battle and firing weapons you know they don't...
army all formerly and now but there are vets who are anti military i'm one of them you know there are vets who are anti american specifically because of what they experienced and i'm one of them he keeps moving forward as a college student and activist trying to create change. because he can't turn back time i came to that conclusion that personal conclusion that we were actually not just we hadn't just made a mistake but we were and continue to be in violation of the law to wage the war in iraq that i said it is imperative that i not go though mathis took the military head on resistance even if more quiet is becoming more common since two thousand and four the number of soldiers who have gone a while in the u.s. army has gone up two hundred thirty four percent according to an army report i would say it's an extra quickly linked to the wars in iraq and afghanistan to repeat deployments to even abuse within the military realities perhaps not told to young people when they enlist they use a lot of different underhanded tactics to recruit youth into the military here you can see for some
army all formerly and now but there are vets who are anti military i'm one of them you know there are vets who are anti american specifically because of what they experienced and i'm one of them he keeps moving forward as a college student and activist trying to create change. because he can't turn back time i came to that conclusion that personal conclusion that we were actually not just we hadn't just made a mistake but we were and continue to be in violation of the law to wage the war in...
selling a fantasy as the u.s. pulls out all the stops to recruit soldiers some veterans warn that youngsters are being herded into the army under false pretenses they claim that video games and ad campaigns to trade the reality of military don't think many to desert once they become disillusioned. the republican victories in the recent u.s. midterm elections have highlighted the dissatisfaction with the current government the country's economy is ailing and politicians are clashing over domestic policies welty spoke to democratic congressman dennis kucinich about the mountain of challenges facing the u.s. .
selling a fantasy as the u.s. pulls out all the stops to recruit soldiers some veterans warn that youngsters are being herded into the army under false pretenses they claim that video games and ad campaigns to trade the reality of military don't think many to desert once they become disillusioned. the republican victories in the recent u.s. midterm elections have highlighted the dissatisfaction with the current government the country's economy is ailing and politicians are clashing over...
army all formerly and now but there are vets who are anti military i'm one of them you know there are vets who are anti american specifically because of what they experienced and i'm one of them he keeps moving forward as a college student and activist trying to create change. because he can't turn back time i came to that conclusion that personal conclusion that we were actually not just we hadn't just made a mistake but we were and continue to be in violation of the law to wage the war in iraq that i said it is imperative that i not go though mathis took the military head on resistance even if more quiet is becoming more common since two thousand and four the number of soldiers who have gone a while in the u.s. army has gone up two hundred thirty four percent according to an army report i would say it's in extensively linked to the wars in iraq and afghanistan to repeat deployments to even abuse within the military realities perhaps not told to young people when they enlist they use a lot of different underhanded tactics to recruit youth into the military here you can see some of th
i wrote a book which has been translated and published by the association of the u.s. army. i stayed three months in china in 1953 and six months in 1954. i was a flight nurse, and nurse specializing in air operation because air transport may need special care. the plan. position tour established. side. on the fields. gabrielle and marie, dominique to the east. finally this self isabel for mutual artillery support. the hospital, a surgeon and seven male nurses. in january the second surgeon and his male nurses team were sent. after the attack three parachutes were part of it. for each of them to shelters, one for each. but there was no other hospital. nick did receive 55. the shelters and 15 in the real animation room. that was quite enough. they went every day. becoming possible. in the first day of march i have been sent for a fortnight. the operation that long and the south of vietnam. when i learned of the terrible attack launched by the vietnamese, at 515 planes were destroyed and the ground before they could take off. miraculously to nesses minutes to evacuate. i was v
i wrote a book which has been translated and published by the association of the u.s. army. i stayed three months in china in 1953 and six months in 1954. i was a flight nurse, and nurse specializing in air operation because air transport may need special care. the plan. position tour established. side. on the fields. gabrielle and marie, dominique to the east. finally this self isabel for mutual artillery support. the hospital, a surgeon and seven male nurses. in january the second surgeon and...
army all formerly and now but there are vets who are anti military i'm one of them you know there are vets who are anti american specifically because of what they experienced and i'm one of them he keeps moving forward as a college student and activist trying to create change. because he can't turn back time i came to that conclusion that personal conclusion that we were actually not just we hadn't just made a mistake but we were and continue to be in violation of the law to wage the war in iraq that i said it is imperative that i not go the math is took the military head on resistance even if more quiet is becoming more common since two thousand and four the number of soldiers who have gone a while in the u.s. army has gone up two hundred thirty four percent according to an army report i would say it's an extremely linked to the wars in iraq and afghanistan to repeat deployments to even abuse within the military realities perhaps not told to young people when they enlist but use a lot of different underhanded tactics to recruit youth into the military here you can see some of those a
army all formerly and now but there are vets who are anti military i'm one of them you know there are vets who are anti american specifically because of what they experienced and i'm one of them he keeps moving forward as a college student and activist trying to create change. because he can't turn back time i came to that conclusion that personal conclusion that we were actually not just we hadn't just made a mistake but we were and continue to be in violation of the law to wage the war in iraq that i said it is imperative that i not go the math as took the military head on resistance even if more quiet is becoming more common since two thousand and four the number of soldiers who have gone a wall in the u.s. army has gone up two hundred thirty four percent according to an army report i would say it's an extra probably linked to the wars in iraq and afghanistan to repeat deployments to even abuse within the military realities perhaps not told to young people when they enlist they use a lot of different underhanded tactics to recruit youth into the military here you can see some of th
army all formerly and now but there are vets who are anti military i'm one of them you know there are vets who are anti american specifically because of what they experienced and i'm one of them he keeps moving forward as a college student and activist trying to create change. because he can't turn back time i came to that conclusion that personal conclusion that we were actually not just we hadn't just made a mistake but we were and continue to be in violation of the law to wage the war in iraq that i said it is imperative that i not go the math this took the military head on resistance even if more quiet is becoming more common since two thousand and four the number of soldiers who have gone a wall in the u.s. army has gone up two hundred thirty four percent according to an army report i would say it's him extensively linked to the wars in iraq and afghanistan to repeat deployments to even abuse within the military realities perhaps not told to young people when they enlist but use a lot of different underhanded tactics to recruit youth into the military here you can see for some of
army all formerly and now but there are vets who are anti military i'm one of them you know there are vets who are anti american specifically because of what they experienced and i'm one of them he keeps moving forward as a college student and activist trying to create change. because he can't turn back time i came to that conclusion that personal conclusion that we were actually not just we hadn't just made a mistake but we were and continue to be in violation of the law to wage the war in iraq that i said it is imperative that i not go the math is took the military head on resistance even if more quiet is becoming more common since two thousand and four the number of soldiers who have gone a while in the u.s. army has gone up two hundred thirty four percent according to an army report i would say it's him extensively linked to the wars in iraq and afghanistan to repeat deployments to even abuse within the military realities perhaps not told to young people when they enlist but use a lot of different underhanded tactics to recruit youth into the military here you can see some of thos
Book TV : CSPAN2 : November 13, 2010 12:30pm-1:00pm EST
timothy nenninger discusses his book at the annual dissociation of the u.s. army meeting, held at the washington convention center in washington d.c. the program is about 35 minutes. >> i'd like to speak a little bit about the genesis of the manuscript and then give you a brief overview of general transcendent's review and why he was -- why i think his memoir is worth reading. summerall wrote this in 1903. he was approaching retirement and a couple years from his citadel. he had wrote it on legal size paper. he had no intent to publish the manuscript. he did it as his grandson said, for diversion and to enlighten his family about his career. and he died within three years of having completed the manuscript at which point his son typed or handwritten manuscripts, created 185 single space, very dense pages. and for many years, his manuscript is in the possession of the archives of the citadel in charleston. in 1998, the general's grandson, charles b. summerall the third, still living in charleston, donated the rights to the division of runway with intent to man
timothy nenninger discusses his book at the annual dissociation of the u.s. army meeting, held at the washington convention center in washington d.c. the program is about 35 minutes. >> i'd like to speak a little bit about the genesis of the manuscript and then give you a brief overview of general transcendent's review and why he was -- why i think his memoir is worth reading. summerall wrote this in 1903. he was approaching retirement and a couple years from his citadel. he had wrote it...
Book TV : CSPAN2 : November 14, 2010 10:00am-11:00am EST
[applause] >>> this event was part of the sogs of the u.s. army meeting. for more information go to ausa.org. jefferson cowie discovers the american working class in 1970s. it was a great focus of american politics and of cultural relevance at the start of the decade only to essentially disappear ten years later. he discusses his book in new york and the program runs just over 45 minutes. [applause] >> well, welcome. for those of you who don't know me, i'm glenn carle, -- glenn, the american studies at cornell. i'm here to introduce our speaker to welcome c-span which is filming this event, and i should begin by noting that introductions come in a variety of forms, and a variety of length. there is the short form which oscar handlelin used 30 years ago when introducing my colleague, professor bloomen, who thinks he knows a lot about social history, we'll see. [laughter] i will take us on a somewhat more traditional approach to introducing our speaker. jeff cowie is a professor at cornell university. he got his ba in history at is berkley and from chapel hi
[applause] >>> this event was part of the sogs of the u.s. army meeting. for more information go to ausa.org. jefferson cowie discovers the american working class in 1970s. it was a great focus of american politics and of cultural relevance at the start of the decade only to essentially disappear ten years later. he discusses his book in new york and the program runs just over 45 minutes. [applause] >> well, welcome. for those of you who don't know me, i'm glenn carle, -- glenn,...
9News Now at 11pm : WUSA : November 17, 2010 1:35am-2:05am EST
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army base in italy. the white house has awarded the medal of honor to seven others who fought in iraq and afghanistan. >>> tonight we're talking about another hero as well. let's think back to november 5th, 2009. >> that is when major hussan killed 13 people and wounded 20 others. we all heard about the carnage but the heroes are less well known and one of them is from right around here in maryland. >> reporter: in a virtual city of heroes, what makes one man go above and beyond? >> i didn't have any thought. if i had thought about it, i wouldn't have done it. >> reporter: perhaps it was the tour of duty in iraq or daniel butler's training as an army medic. but when he was conducting his one man jihad against his fellow soldiers, butler, unarmed, rushed out of his building and into the line of fire. >> he was shooting people laying down. he was shooting people running. he was shooting people doing anything. he didn't care. >> reporter: the first wounded soldier he could get to was a wounded lieutenant. w
army base in italy. the white house has awarded the medal of honor to seven others who fought in iraq and afghanistan. >>> tonight we're talking about another hero as well. let's think back to november 5th, 2009. >> that is when major hussan killed 13 people and wounded 20 others. we all heard about the carnage but the heroes are less well known and one of them is from right around here in maryland. >> reporter: in a virtual city of heroes, what makes one man go above and...
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Fox 5 News Edge at 11 : WTTG : November 11, 2010 11:00pm-11:30pm EST
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u.s. army base where more than 28,000 american soldiers are stationed. >> their service for six decades is a powerful reminder that security, democracy and prosperity reinforce each other. >> reporter: heading home from asia, the first lady surprised 200 u.s. troops in germany stopping to serve steaks at a veterans day meal at the rahmstein air base. back at the d.c. area vice president biden and defense secretary gates attended veterans day events at arlington national cemetery. >> the generation of soldiers, sailors and airmen and marines who have served and sacrificed for us are the heart and soul, the very spine of this nation. >> reporter: in a bipartisan showing the presumptive house speaker john boehner was also there for the annual wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknowns. in honor of the nations veterans the typical hustle and bustle of the new york stock exchange quieted for a moment of silence and the playing of taps. meanwhile out on the streets of new york city the l
u.s. army base where more than 28,000 american soldiers are stationed. >> their service for six decades is a powerful reminder that security, democracy and prosperity reinforce each other. >> reporter: heading home from asia, the first lady surprised 200 u.s. troops in germany stopping to serve steaks at a veterans day meal at the rahmstein air base. back at the d.c. area vice president biden and defense secretary gates attended veterans day events at arlington national cemetery....
timothy nenninger discusses his book at the annual association of the u.s. army meeting held at the washington convention center in washington d.c.. the program is about 35 minutes. >> i would like to speak a little bit about the genesis of the manuscript and then give you summerall's career and buy a think he is an important figure in the history of the american army in the early 20th century and why i think is memoirs are worth reading. summerall wrote this in 1950. he was an octogenarian approaching retirement with a couple of years from the presidency of the said at all. he wrote it, hand coded on legal size paper. he had no, he had no intent to publish the manuscript. he did it at his grand said said for diversion and to enlighten his family about his career. and he died within three years of having completed the manuscript, at which point his son type the handwritten manuscript, created a 185 singlespaced very dense pages and for many years this manuscript was in the possession of the archives of the citadel in charleston. in 1998, the general's grands
timothy nenninger discusses his book at the annual association of the u.s. army meeting held at the washington convention center in washington d.c.. the program is about 35 minutes. >> i would like to speak a little bit about the genesis of the manuscript and then give you summerall's career and buy a think he is an important figure in the history of the american army in the early 20th century and why i think is memoirs are worth reading. summerall wrote this in 1950. he was an...
accomplished after the army, making an important figure in the history of the u.s. army circulate during the first 40 years of the 20th century. i would argue that summerall is perhaps not among the five or six most significant army officers who served during this period. i think the others i would put in this category and we can argue about that, would be general pershing, leonard woods, who was chief of staff from 1910 to 1914 and a fairly controversial figure himself. pete in march he was the chief of staff of the army and energize the war department during world war i, douglas macarthur who succeeded summerall as chief of staff. a summerall, 26 to 30, macarthur from 32 mike 35 and perhaps another little figure, j. franklin bell who was chief of staff of the army from 1906 to 1910 and was the first chief of staff to really understood how a general stuff was supposed to operate. but i would summerall in the pantheon of these army leaders of that period of the early 20th century and i think for that reason, as well as others that i stated, i think his memoir is int
accomplished after the army, making an important figure in the history of the u.s. army circulate during the first 40 years of the 20th century. i would argue that summerall is perhaps not among the five or six most significant army officers who served during this period. i think the others i would put in this category and we can argue about that, would be general pershing, leonard woods, who was chief of staff from 1910 to 1914 and a fairly controversial figure himself. pete in march he was...
SFGTV : November 1, 2010 8:00am-8:30am PST
they are the u.s. army corps of engineers, the u.s. fish and wildlife service, the national marine fisheries service, the california department of fish and game, and the quality control board. the way that we accomplish this mission is by following the environmental and narrative of the resources agency. -- imperative of
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they are the u.s. army corps of engineers, the u.s. fish and wildlife service, the national marine fisheries service, the california department of fish and game, and the quality control board. the way that we accomplish this mission is by following the environmental and narrative of the resources agency. -- imperative of the resource agency. avoid environmental impact to the extent possible. menem bias, and if you can't -- if you can't avoid, that buys, and if you can't minimize, mitigate. do it to the maximum extent possible in the planning process. the other way that we avoid impact is through the environmental construction compliance project. if we can't avoid, we minimize impact through the ceqa process so that mitigation measures recommended through ceq aa and the permits, it mitigates impact. for wsip, we have come up with an innovative idea to add benefits and accomplish beneficial environmental planning. we are adding benefits to the habitat restoration. it is a way of consolidating so that instead of being scattered, they are
they are the u.s. army corps of engineers, the u.s. fish and wildlife service, the national marine fisheries service, the california department of fish and game, and the quality control board. the way that we accomplish this mission is by following the environmental and narrative of the resources agency. -- imperative of the resource agency. avoid environmental impact to the extent possible. menem bias, and if you can't -- if you can't avoid, that buys, and if you can't minimize, mitigate. do...
army and it's also a student rewards night were students as young as grade school had been given free tickets to the game. so it's also a recruiting opportunity it is what we like to call this kind of community relations if. it is it could be a recruiting event as well as outside a souped up humvee welcomes kids from this poor new york suburb off their bus. the pretty awful hopelessness virtual reality and video games market flying drones going into battle and firing weapons you know they don't have. you know feeling suicidal again today video game inside g.i. johnny draws a crowd and a future soldier trainer game as it's called you just draws a new recruit who recently enlisted. every shot around them. the math this is nothing this young man knows will prepare him they say your travel the world and you'll meet interesting people. is really going to be basically. these promises are sold but something's missing they never address the brutality they they always leave it out they just they just say oh you know what the military is like you know if you knew your played some shoot 'em up v
army and it's also a student rewards night were students as young as grade school had been given free tickets to the game. so it's also a recruiting opportunity it is what we like to call this kind of community relations if. it is it could be a recruiting event as well as outside a souped up humvee welcomes kids from this poor new york suburb off their bus. the pretty awful hopelessness virtual reality and video games market flying drones going into battle and firing weapons you know they don't...
RT : November 3, 2010 12:30am-1:00am EDT
those are words coming directly from one woman who served in the u.s. army for five years including a year of deployment in iraq after the invasion and in a book detailing her experiences we get a raw account of gender roles sex combat the treatment of iraqis even thoughts of suicide upon returning home we don't often hear the stories from the ground despite the fact that our country is currently involved in wars in two of them one of them that is the longest in this nation's history and even more rare is hearing that account from the woman but today we get both joining me in studio is kayla williams former u.s. military sergeant and author of love my rifle more than you young and female in the u.s. army kill thanks so much for being here thanks for having me now obviously you had enough to say to write a whole book about it but if you can sum it up somehow for me what's it like being young and female in the u.s. military. it's a more intensely masculine version of america but since our troops are drawn from society it's not like i'm serving with aliens
those are words coming directly from one woman who served in the u.s. army for five years including a year of deployment in iraq after the invasion and in a book detailing her experiences we get a raw account of gender roles sex combat the treatment of iraqis even thoughts of suicide upon returning home we don't often hear the stories from the ground despite the fact that our country is currently involved in wars in two of them one of them that is the longest in this nation's history and even...
CNN Newsroom : CNN : November 13, 2010 10:00am-11:00am EST
u.s. army, national guard or the national colony militia? the answer is, b, the national guard. formed in the 17th century as the militia of the colonist in north america. fought in every u.s. war since 1637. >>> what would you think of the best inventions of the year? time.com ranks the best of the best, and that is in today's liv levs on the lookout. >> reporter: the list is out, the 50 best inventions of 2010. it's from our partners at time.com. now, the first one they're pointing to, probably the most obvious one, the ipad. here you go. one of the folks at "time" asks, how does apple outinventing the industry? reinventing a category inventors have given up on. a list you're less likely to own, a flying car. time says it could redefine the convertible designed by a team of m.i. t. arroeronautic engine. 200,000. priced less than a lamborghini. first modeled expected to be delivered next year. speaking of cool and new ways to fly, the list includes this. the martin jet pack, positions itself as the first practical jet pack. now there are inventions on here that are all about me
u.s. army, national guard or the national colony militia? the answer is, b, the national guard. formed in the 17th century as the militia of the colonist in north america. fought in every u.s. war since 1637. >>> what would you think of the best inventions of the year? time.com ranks the best of the best, and that is in today's liv levs on the lookout. >> reporter: the list is out, the 50 best inventions of 2010. it's from our partners at time.com. now, the first one they're...
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11 News at 6 : WBAL : November 19, 2010 6:00pm-6:30pm EST
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army ball at this -- in san antonio, texas. he was left speechless upon learning of the honor. >> we are going through first period. everyone knows that he will be okay. make sure that you spoke with him because it goes by quickly. telling me to soak it in. >> with a tremendous honor for smith. they failed to make the playoffs. we have highlights coming up from a pair of regional finalists. please stay with us, we will have a chat coming up right after this. bge's instant discounts got our homeowner to switch to energy star® cfl bulbs. 3-way cfls really click with my style. learn to speak the language of energy efficiency at bgesmartenergy.com. . >> a local mortgage relief firm is told to shut down. we will follow the conviction of the man he shot and killed bear >> we are looking for the return of some beautiful weather. >> there will be some golf on the way. this is beautiful. i cannot wait. 59 tomorrow with sunshine. this will be chilly in the morning. into the 60's monday and tuesday. with the warmer air becomes a threat t
army ball at this -- in san antonio, texas. he was left speechless upon learning of the honor. >> we are going through first period. everyone knows that he will be okay. make sure that you spoke with him because it goes by quickly. telling me to soak it in. >> with a tremendous honor for smith. they failed to make the playoffs. we have highlights coming up from a pair of regional finalists. please stay with us, we will have a chat coming up right after this. bge's instant discounts...
Early Today : WBAL : November 12, 2010 4:30am-5:00am EST
. >>> the u.s. army has graduated its first shik man in years after granting a rare exemption for his turban and beard. he was recruited under a special program, speakers of two indian languages. he'll be a combat medic. >>> and with president obama out of the country, vice president joe biden honored american's veterans yesterday by laying a wreath at arlington national cemetery. >> and now here's an early look at one of your top health headlines on msnbc.com. according to a new steady, forget about the freshman 15. weight gain during the freshman year might be the least of it as students progress in college. due to increased stress and workload, students become less physically active and gain more weight as juniors and seniors. for more information on this and other health stories, head to the web. check out the health page online at msnbc.com. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opened at 11,283 after falling 73 points yesterday. the s&p shed five poi
. >>> the u.s. army has graduated its first shik man in years after granting a rare exemption for his turban and beard. he was recruited under a special program, speakers of two indian languages. he'll be a combat medic. >>> and with president obama out of the country, vice president joe biden honored american's veterans yesterday by laying a wreath at arlington national cemetery. >> and now here's an early look at one of your top health headlines on msnbc.com. according...
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BBC World News : KQED : November 8, 2010 5:30pm-6:00pm PST
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army psychiatrist who shot dead his fellow soldiers in the u.s. last year, and the list goes on. it is possible that al-qaeda has something to do with the intent on the life of the british ambassador here on this road, on that corner down there, earlier this year. it is about more than plugging security gaps at the airport. yemenis are complaining they did not create al-qaeda, but all of them are getting the blame. their consent is needed for what ever happens next. as one western diplomat put it, and what we can just kill our way out of this crisis -- we can just kill our way out of this crisis. >> united states has banned printer cartridges and toner from all air-traffic. a ban on all air cargo from yemen has been expanded to include somalia. the u.s. says the measures will remain in place until screening procedures in both countries are improved. a top-level conference of iraqi leaders met today and northern iraq. its aim was to find a way out of the political deadlock which has held up the formation of a new government for more than eight months. eight months after the inconc
army psychiatrist who shot dead his fellow soldiers in the u.s. last year, and the list goes on. it is possible that al-qaeda has something to do with the intent on the life of the british ambassador here on this road, on that corner down there, earlier this year. it is about more than plugging security gaps at the airport. yemenis are complaining they did not create al-qaeda, but all of them are getting the blame. their consent is needed for what ever happens next. as one western diplomat put...
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ABC2 News at 6PM : WMAR : November 11, 2010 6:00pm-6:30pm EST
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he served in afghanistan and the gents man to my left, u.s. army veteran, in the tentment back in vietnam. it's going on until midnight tonight. you could check out the photos in our facebook page. also, more on this tonight. coming up at 11:00. >> kelly, we're going to head back your way. it's been a great time here in applebees. >> thanks both of you for your service. that's it for "abc news" at 6:00. we'll be back at 11:00. have a great evening. when i see people trying to sell and old camry, it makes me want to show 'em a new ford fusion. i can't help myself. i'm kinda ready to move up to get to the next level. fusion... yeah, i like it. ...i should probably brag about this a little bit. the projected resale value can't be beat by camry. 33 miles per gallon on the highway. wow. the sync system... gps correct. phone. yes. i love it. get our best deals. 0% financing and, as a holiday bonus, we'll give you $1500 to use toward your first three payments. holly has something she'd like to say. bye, camry.
he served in afghanistan and the gents man to my left, u.s. army veteran, in the tentment back in vietnam. it's going on until midnight tonight. you could check out the photos in our facebook page. also, more on this tonight. coming up at 11:00. >> kelly, we're going to head back your way. it's been a great time here in applebees. >> thanks both of you for your service. that's it for "abc news" at 6:00. we'll be back at 11:00. have a great evening. when i see people trying...
WRC (NBC)
Early Today : WRC : November 12, 2010 4:00am-4:30am EST
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. >>> the u.s. army has graduated its first shik man in years after granting a rare exemption for his turban and beard. he was recruited under a special program, speakers of twondian languages. he'll be a combat medic. >>> and with president obama out of thecountry, vice president joe biden honored american's veterans yesterday by laying a wreath at arlington national cemetery. >> and now here's an early look at one of your top heah headline on msnbc.com. according to a new steady, forget about the freshman 15. weight gain during the freshman year mightbe the ast of it as students progress in college. due to increased stress and workload, students become less physically active and gain more weight as juniors and seniors. for more information on this and other health stories, head to the web. check out t health page online at msnbc.com. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opened at 11,283 after falling 73 points yesterday. the s&p shed five points. the na
. >>> the u.s. army has graduated its first shik man in years after granting a rare exemption for his turban and beard. he was recruited under a special program, speakers of twondian languages. he'll be a combat medic. >>> and with president obama out of thecountry, vice president joe biden honored american's veterans yesterday by laying a wreath at arlington national cemetery. >> and now here's an early look at one of your top heah headline on msnbc.com. according to a...
U.S. Senate : CSPAN2 : November 18, 2010 12:00pm-5:00pm EST
strategic command and army general carter ham to lead u.s.-africa command. that general faced questions on a wide range of issues including the don't ask, don't tell policy, national missile defense and the start missile tree. we will bring that to you after the pentagon briefing.
Book TV : CSPAN2 : November 27, 2010 11:00pm-12:00am EST
army. in 1953 -- i was a flight nurse because the air transport may need special care. dien bien phu was an airplane mahan was established coming in from the north and east and the west and from the south. and mutual support. the ground hospital had a surgeon and seven mail nurses. generally a second surgeon were sent to dien bien phu after the attack on the 13th of march there were three casualties. [inaudible] the hospital could hold 55 patients we had additional seltzers and 15 additional rooms. that was quite enough of as long as everyday we have the wounded and the sec but then the planes came and on the first day of march i was sent to a fortnight to the operation in the south when they learned of the terrible attack launched buy a said vietnamese on dien bien phu. miraculously to flight nurses, i was south of the battlefield located southwest of the central position may heard artillery fire. each supporting position as the attack occurs but in the french position in the trench 10 times greater in number, and a few hours they exploded under enemy fire. by early-mo
army. in 1953 -- i was a flight nurse because the air transport may need special care. dien bien phu was an airplane mahan was established coming in from the north and east and the west and from the south. and mutual support. the ground hospital had a surgeon and seven mail nurses. generally a second surgeon were sent to dien bien phu after the attack on the 13th of march there were three casualties. [inaudible] the hospital could hold 55 patients we had additional seltzers and 15 additional...
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Early Today : KNTV : November 12, 2010 4:00am-4:30am PST
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. >>> the u.s. army has graduated its first sikh man in years after granting a rare exemption for his turban and beard. he was recruited under a special program, speakers of two indian languages. he'll be a combat medic. >>> and with president obama out of the country, vice president joe biden honored american's veterans yesterday by laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national cemetery. >> and now here's an early look at one of your top health headlines on msnbc.com. according to a new steady, forget about the freshman 15. weight gain during the first year of college may be the least of it as the likelihood of packing on pounds actually increases as students progress in college. this is due to increased stress and work load, students become less physically active and gain more weight as juniors and seniors. for more information on this and other health stories, head to the web. check out the health page online at msnbc.com. >>> "early today" health is brought to you by vagisil.
. >>> the u.s. army has graduated its first sikh man in years after granting a rare exemption for his turban and beard. he was recruited under a special program, speakers of two indian languages. he'll be a combat medic. >>> and with president obama out of the country, vice president joe biden honored american's veterans yesterday by laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national cemetery. >> and now here's an early look at one of your top health...
CBS Evening News : KPIX : November 27, 2010 6:00pm-6:30pm PST
army major nidal hasan allegedly opened fire on his fellow soldiers. husan was connected to cleric anwar awlaki who is linked to al qaeda and is himself an american citizen. there was also najibullah zazi, an afghan turned u.s. resident who in september of last year conspired to detonate backpack bombs in the new york subway. >> so this isn't just about al qaeda plotting attacks, like we saw in the new york subway attacks. but you have american citizens planning attacks against their fellow citizen, even in portla portland, oregon. >> reporter: this report says u.s. legal residents and citizens are lucrative assets for local terrorist organizations and that arrested seem to harbor the belief that the united states is at war with islam, which worries islamic experts. >> we are running out of time. we are running out of time so we have to run much faster to close the gap between muslims and non-muslims. >> reporter: akbar ahmed has studied it across america and says the problem only get worse. >> if they're caught at the airport terminal. it's too late.
army major nidal hasan allegedly opened fire on his fellow soldiers. husan was connected to cleric anwar awlaki who is linked to al qaeda and is himself an american citizen. there was also najibullah zazi, an afghan turned u.s. resident who in september of last year conspired to detonate backpack bombs in the new york subway. >> so this isn't just about al qaeda plotting attacks, like we saw in the new york subway attacks. but you have american citizens planning attacks against their...
. >> though there is a long list of that was -- accusations against them, you tell contact with u.s. army psychiatrist's that shot dead 13 soldiers in texas last year, as well as involvement in the attempt to blow up an airliner in detroit last christmas. it is possible that al qaeda had something to do with the attempt on the life of the british ambassador here earlier this year. >> it is about much more than plugging up security gaps of the airport now. the people of yemen are complaining that they did not create al qaeda. that all of them are getting blamed. which matters because their consent is needed for what happens next as one western the bomb that but did, we cannot just kill our way out of this -- one with certain -- western diplomat put it, we cannot just kill our way out of this crisis. >> oil leaking from three of the airbus engines, failing minutes into the flight from singapore to sydney last week. they will remain on the ground for at least another 72 hours. our chief economics correspondent. >> it may have been a technical problem, but it turned into a mid-air crisis
. >> though there is a long list of that was -- accusations against them, you tell contact with u.s. army psychiatrist's that shot dead 13 soldiers in texas last year, as well as involvement in the attempt to blow up an airliner in detroit last christmas. it is possible that al qaeda had something to do with the attempt on the life of the british ambassador here earlier this year. >> it is about much more than plugging up security gaps of the airport now. the people of yemen are...
KCSM (PBS)
Satellite News From Taiwan : KCSM : November 26, 2010 7:00pm-7:30pm PST
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u.s. army general walter sharp told residents on the yeonpyeong island on friday that the u.s. and south korea will work closely together following the north korea's artillery attack. >> what i see here physically is that north korea attacked this island, which is a clear violation of the armistice agreement. >> on friday afternoon, the sound of artillery shells being fired was heard six times coming from the north, but sources say it was just regular artillery training. military authorities fear the north may strike again as the u.s. and south korea are scheduled to begin joint military drills in the yellow sea on sunday. president lee myung-bak visited a hospital near seoul where the bodies of two soldiers killed in the attack are being kept. he expressed his regrets to the soldiers' families. according to a public opinion survey, nearly half of south koreans say the government should take military countermeasures. north korea state media reported a planned military drill by the united states and south korea is pushing the korean peninsula to the brink of war. >> an nhk camer
u.s. army general walter sharp told residents on the yeonpyeong island on friday that the u.s. and south korea will work closely together following the north korea's artillery attack. >> what i see here physically is that north korea attacked this island, which is a clear violation of the armistice agreement. >> on friday afternoon, the sound of artillery shells being fired was heard six times coming from the north, but sources say it was just regular artillery training. military...
NBC Nightly News : KNTV : November 5, 2010 4:30pm-5:00pm PST
hood, the massive u.s. army post in texas. well, as you know, it turned out to be a massacre. the gunman was an army psychiatrist who developed extreme views about his own islamic faith. today, a memorial was unveiled there amid lots of still unanswered questions about how it was allowed to happen. our report tonight from nbc's janet shamlian in texas. >> reporter: on america's largest active duty military base, it will always be known as the day combat came home. >> november the 5th, 2009, is forever etched into the consciousness of ft. hood, the army and the united states. >> reporter: when a gunman turned a stateside post into a battlefield. firing on fellow soldiers before being shot and paralyzed by two civilian cops. when it was over, 13 were dead. fathers, sons, daughters and one, a mother-to-be. today, their families wept in front of a block of granite, etched with those 13 names. >> it's been very emotional. it's almost like another funeral all over again, i guess. but very honorable at the same time. >> reporter: witnesses say the gunman was army psychologist major n
hood, the massive u.s. army post in texas. well, as you know, it turned out to be a massacre. the gunman was an army psychiatrist who developed extreme views about his own islamic faith. today, a memorial was unveiled there amid lots of still unanswered questions about how it was allowed to happen. our report tonight from nbc's janet shamlian in texas. >> reporter: on america's largest active duty military base, it will always be known as the day combat came home. >> november the...


Fast-forward 12 months. For the first time in a decade, Texas is unranked in The Associated Press preseason poll and a relatively small freshman class adds to the team's young roster.
Of course, the 2009-10 Longhorns, after rising to the top of the rankings, stumbled to a 24-10 record and first-round NCAA tournament exit. It happened for a number of reasons, including a lack of leadership.
This season's team hopes to fare better, especially without the weight of great expectations on their shoulders.
That begins with head coach Rick Barnes, who faces the difficult task of replacing Damion James, the Big 12's career leader in double-doubles.
Fifth-year senior Matt Hill will play a larger role after struggling with injuries for most of his career, including a foot injury that robbed him of most of the 2006-07 season.
To cope with losing James, Dexter Pittman and Avery Bradley to the pros, some Texas players improved their conditioning in the offseason to prepare for increased minutes. Johnson, a 6-foot-6-inch power forward who was mostly a role player last year, was one of them.
Johnson finished with the third-most minutes on the team despite only four starts in 2009-10. The senior became a scoring threat as he improved his low-post game and recorded a career-best 25 points in March versus Baylor.
Without James or Pittman, Johnson will often be the Longhorns' go-to man in the paint. He's still listed at 238 pounds but looked noticeably slimmer in the team's new burnt orange Nike uniforms.
Johnson is the team's top returning rebounder but is also the forward with the most offensive experience and will use his increased endurance to cover both ends of the court.
J'Covan Brown, the squad's eccentric guard, didn't lost any weight but improved his stamina with early morning workouts and more cardio. He'll move into the shooting guard role after struggling with turnovers at the point.
In addition, the rehabilitation of Dogus Balbay and Shawn Williams appears complete. Both have returned to practicing full-time although there are situations where the two require repetitions off during drills.
With Brown changing positions, Balbay will be the most experienced point guard for Texas. The Turkish national was Barnes' main ball handler and perimeter defender last season before tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee at Texas Tech on Feb. 20.
Williams will get another shot at his freshman year after being granted a medical redshirt by the NCAA. He played in seven games, averaging 1.6 points and 1.7 rebounds. He injured his left ankle early on and needed surgery in the offseason.
The squad's new composition will force some players to contribute more. Hill, who players say has become an on-court leader during practice, had just 15 points and 26 rebounds last season.
Point guard Jai Lucas, a transfer from Florida, averaged 10.3 minutes per game but was good for only 1.4 assists and 2.7 points per game. He'll need to improve those numbers as Barnes turns to him for depth at that position.
Sophomore swingman Jordan Hamilton, regarded as one of the team's best shooters, will have to develop a stronger inside game to deal with the roster's lack of height inside.
Alexis Wangmene and Clint Chapman, two reserve big men, are likely to get on the court more this season and could boost the team's untested rebounding capabilities if they play well. Positional questions abound over Texas' 2010-11 season.


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Q: How to get array of keys of multidimensional array like this I have a multidimensional array
$array = ['a'=>'one','b'=>['two','three'],'c'=>['four','five','six']];

I want an array of keys according to the length(count) of the value(array) like this
$array_keys = ['a','b','b','c','c','c'];

A: array_merge() to glue arrays, and array_fill() should do the trick:
$result = [];
foreach($array as $k=>$arr)
   $result = array_merge($result, array_fill(0,count($arr),$k));

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A: I'd use a mix of foreach, and for:
foreach ($array as $k => $v)
{
    for ($i = 1; $i <= count($v); $i++)
    {
        $keys[] = $k
    }
}

this will loop through, count  the length of the array and foreach item, add it to the keys array.

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First Paragraph: Travel is my business. Or at least it was. After the last two weeks, no one may trust me with a drink order, much less their seat assignments, cabin preferences, or credit card numbers.
Third-generation Brooklyn native Cyd Redondo may be a travel agent who specializes in senior citizens, but she's never ventured farther than New Jersey. (The elders in her family suffer acute separation anxiety.) Shortly after the pet store owner next door to Redondo Travel is poisoned, Cyd wins a free safari. Going against her Uncle Ray's wishes, Cyd doesn't cash in the tickets for computers, she packs her bags and heads for Africa. Going along as her "plus one" is her convention fling, Roger Claymore.
The two arrive at their destination to find that their luggage has been lost and two of Cyd's elderly clients are in jail. Cyd barters them out only to discover that smugglers have hidden a half million dollars' worth of endangered parrots, snakes, frogs, and a Madagascan chameleon in their outbound luggage. Thus Cyd Redondo is rudely and abruptly welcomed into the world of international animal smuggling, and only her smarts, her stilettos, and her Balenciaga bag are going to get her out in one piece.
Thank heavens! I've been waiting for years to find a successor to Janet Evanovich, and I've finally found one. For the first eight books, I was a passionate Stephanie Plum fan. I would read during my breaks, and I would laugh so much and so hard that everyone in the breakroom made me start reading aloud. I can only hope that Wendall Thomas's hilarious Cyd Redondo series will take flight (and not fall victim to stagnant characters and plot lines like the older series did).
Before I go any further, I do want to warn animal lovers that this is not just a laugh-out-loud funny book; it's about the very serious topic of animal smuggling, and there are two short scenes which describe how the animals are readied for transport. These scenes made me yearn for instant karma: may every smuggler be readied for transport in the exact same way and be loaded on around-the-world flights only to end up as unclaimed baggage.
I love Cyd Redondo. Growing up with a herd of "brousins" (a cross between brothers and cousins), she still gets called "Cyd the Squid," but those brousins keep their distance. Cyd is into kickboxing-- in her stilettos-- and when she explained why she trains in that footwear, it made perfect sense. She's got a Balenciaga bag containing so many goodies that she could outfit a platoon, and that bagful of stuff isn't mere feminine vanity. This woman is a worthy successor to MacGyver. Lord, have mercy! And believe it or not, she is one amazing travel agent. Too bad she's fictional: depending on the age requirements, I'd love to have her handle all my travel plans.
Lost Luggage has so many things that made me laugh out loud, and it's the sort of book that I'd love to share all those things with you, but I will exercise restraint and let you discover them for yourselves. (I will admit that Barry the chameleon was my second favorite character, though.) Besides the amazing female lead and the marvelous humor, there's actually a good mystery to solve, too. If you've been pining for a mystery that makes you laugh, Lost Luggage is the one for you. As for me, it's going to be a long wait for the next book in the series!
Oh, this sounds great, Cathy. I like the premise, and the protagonist sounds like an interesting person, too. And that, to me, is where it all starts.
Yes, it is. Another thing that makes me laugh is the fact that some travel websites evidently aren't checking their facts first and have listed this as non-fiction!
That does sound fun! I'm off to check if my library has acquired a copy - bet they have. If not, I'll recommend it.
Just requested it from my library. It went on hold. Looking forward to reading it. Thanks for recommending it.
You're welcome! Humor is so subjective that I always worry about readers trying a humorous book I've raved about. Keeping my fingers crossed!
I may need this book to de-stress.


We're not kitten around! Sookio is proud to partner with Cambridge's first (and possibly last) Brexit-themed cat café on Mill Road, with doors opening Thursday 23 May.
Amid the uncertainty of the UK's exit from the EU, one purr-sistent optimist is bringing a slice of cheer to Cambridge. The country's biggest Remain stronghold will soon host its first pop-up cat café, Rees-Moggy's.
It's the only place in Cambridge that's barmy for Brexit, from the red, white, and blue décor to the menu itself – who fancies a slice of let-them-eat cake and a hot mug of de-mocha-racy?
With huge thanks to our friends Rania Kurdi - AKA cafe owner Avril Cunningham - and Julian and Lucy from Cambridge 105 Radio who announced it on the Breakfast Show (and managed to keep a straight face).
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Whose start is more concerning, Aaron Nola's or Nick Pivetta's?
The Phils' No. 1 & 2 pitchers are both struggling in the early going, but who are you most concerned about?
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Aaron Nola and Nick Pivetta entered the 2019 season as the Phillies Nos. 1 and 2 starters and with a ton of hype.
Nola was second runner-up for the Cy Young in the National League last year and Pivetta, with eye-popping peripherals last season, had a spring training fastball that sat in the high 90s and a developing changeup that indicated special things could be ahead. He was deemed a breakout candidate by virtually everyone who analyzes this game, including me.
After three starts a piece, it's hard to say who's had the more disappointing or worrying beginning.
Nola has a 6.46 ERA and a 7.21 FIP in 15.1 innings this year, while Pivetta has a gnarly ERA of 9.45 and a 5.05 FIP in 13.1 innings. Both pitchers are giving up a ton of homers, with Pivetta allowing a 23.1% HR/FB rate in the early going and Nola giving up an impossible-to-believe 33.3% HR/FB.
Nola has a track record that should allow Phillies fans to feel more confident that he will emerge from his struggles soon. However, what if he doesn't? Meanwhile, Pivetta has always been a maddening pitcher. He's always been someone with great stuff but was unable to put it together. He's always struggled with men on base and would often go through stretches where he simply couldn't get anyone out. In fact, over his first three starts, that's what's happened, as he's allowed 29 base runners and 14 ER in his 13.1 innings of work.
On the latest episode of Hittin' Season, I broke down some of the numbers behind Nola's struggles...
...but here are a few on both hurlers to chew on.
The good news is his velocity is where it needs to be. He's at 92.1 mph on average this year, according to Fangraphs, compared to 92.4 mph a year ago. It is his command that is way off. His first-pitch strike rate is 47.7%, far lower than last year's 69.4% and his career average of 64.9%. He's starting off 1-0 too often this season, giving hitters the early edge in the count.
Nola's best pitch, his curveball, is getting hammered. Opponents are hitting .353 against that pitch, according to Brooks Baseball, higher than the .158 they're batting against his fastball, the .250 they're hitting against the sinker, and the .250 against the change. The problem could be in the curve's horizontal movement which, according to Brooks Baseball, is at 9.24 inches, the lowest it's ever been. Last year if moved 9.75 inches horizontally.
As for Pivetta, his command isn't there either, and he isn't getting the swings and misses he usually has. So far he's struck out just 20.3% of hitters this season, down from 27.1% last year, and his swinging strike rate of 8.3% is way down from 12.0% a year ago. Hitters are batting a robust .375 against him, and while you could argue his BABIP of .447 is ridiculously high, he has allowed a hard-hit rate of 37.5% this year, much higher than the 31.8% he gave up last season.
While Pivetta isn't throwing 97-98 mph like he was in Clearwater, his average velocity of 94.0 mph is pretty close to the 94.8 mph he averaged last year. The hope was he had developed a changeup to use against left-handed hitters, but we haven't seen it thus far, with Pivetta throwing it just 1.6% of the time.
Last night, Pivetta was living in the middle of the plate entirely too much.
These were the locations of all balls in play tonight against Nick Pivetta. Not much changing of eye levels. Only 3 balls in play on pitches on the corners. A lot of the plate. pic.twitter.com/LonZ9TRtzF
— Corey Seidman (@CSeidmanNBCS) April 11, 2019
These screen shots are pitches to the first three batters of the game in which they got hits. Pivetta got ahead of Adam Eaton 1-2 before hanging a curveball in the middle of the plate.
He also got ahead of the second batter, Brian Dozier, 1-2 before hanging another curve.
And then he got ahead of Anthony Rendon 0-2, shook off J.T. Realmuto twice to the point Realmuto had to come out to the mound to discuss what to throw next, and he then got too much of the plate with a fastball that Rendon took the other way to load the bases.
Where is the blazing fastball from Clearwater?
Nick Pivetta just hit 99mph. pic.twitter.com/kJXAxzzZBo
— Pitcher List (@PitcherList) March 5, 2019
Why haven't we seen any of these changeups?
Sweet Changeup from Nick Pivetta. pic.twitter.com/sL2qxM8k7V
Who should you be most worried about?
The Phillies don't rely on Pivetta as much as they do Nola, so in that respect, Nola's struggles are more worrisome. But it's also more likely Nola shakes off his problems from the first couple weeks and becomes one of the best pitchers in the National League again. With Pivetta, the jury is out on his ability to be anything more than what we've seen.
And to be sure, Gabe Kapler and Matt Klentak will give Pivetta less rope to fix his issues than they will Nola.
Who are you more concerned about?
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The good news is, the balmy winter weather continues right on into spring. The average temperatures between March and June remain pleasantly in the high seventies and low- to mid-eighties, and the number of visitors drops to a more manageable level. This even includes Spring Break season in March: while the easy-going Key West "live and let live" attitude is certainly attractive to college students, Key West draws fewer spring breakers than the more popular Panama City and Daytona Beach.
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While it might be tempting to snag a hotel on the beach when the crowds have gone, for once, visiting in the off season is a bad idea. The reason that there are so few visitors in August through November is because of the horrible weather—and not just the high temperatures. These months are the prime time for thunderstorms and, more dangerously, hurricanes in Key West. Especially if you live somewhere that isn't used to dealing with large storms, visiting during this period can be courting disaster.
The summer months of May, June, and July mark the rainy season in this beach front vacation location. As long as you don't mind a little drizzle and check for extreme weather beforehand, it can still be safe to visit, and cheaper too. While you might be tempted to grab an inexpensive room in a hotel on the beach, consider how much use you actually plan on getting out of it. After all, June has an average rainfall of five inches! Note as well that June is host to Key West's PRIDE Parade, making finding a last-minute room harder.
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You might even get a good bargain; while many hotels rooms in Key West can start at $225 per night even during the shoulder season in March, you can find a considerable number of rooms for rent, private cabanas, guest houses, and even a houseboat or two for less. This is partially because there aren't a large number of economy hotels or motels on the island -- in fact, the Days Inn that was there for many years has closed.
Make sure to read the descriptions for anything under $75/night closely, though. A large number of rental rooms under that price are actually for outdoor tents or campgrounds -- quite fun in their own way, but you will be getting what you pay for. If you're specifically looking to camp on Key West, check out Key West KOA*, which offers almost as many amenities as an actual hotel room, including cable TV, Wi-Fi, and a full service marina.
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Similarly, the locally popular Southernmost on the Beach Hotel at the southern end of popular Duval Street offers stand-up kayaks to ride and a private beach, which hosts both volleyball courts and beach yoga classes. Its beautiful beach view and luxury hotel service make it a popular place for wedding ceremonies to be performed—a stay there makes you likely to witness at least one lovely beachside ceremony. And, after a long day of play in the surf, you can relax in their full service spa.
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Supreme Court delivers judgment on Saraki's CCT trial July 6
By Zovoe Jonathan
Ade Adesomoju, Abuja
The Supreme Court will on July 6 decide on whether or not the trial of the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, on charges of false assets declaration before the Code of Conduct Tribunal, should continue.
A five-man panel of the apex court led by Justice Dattijo Muhammad fixed the date for judgment after parties to the case adopted their appeal briefs on Thursday.
The court is to rule on whether or not there is sufficient evidence for the trial before the CCT to continue.
The Danladi Umar-led CCT had, in June last 2017, terminated the trial upon an application by Saraki.
The CCT's decision was based on the grounds that the prosecution, with its four witnesses and 49 tendered exhibits, failed to lead any credible evidence linking Saraki to the 18 counts preferred against him.
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The 18 counts bordered on Saraki's alleged false assets declaration and other breaches of the code of conduct for public officers.
The tribunal had ruled that in the absence of any credible evidence to support the charges, there was no basis to call upon the Senate President to enter his defence.
However, the Court of Appeal in Abuja ruling on December 12, 2017, in an appeal filed by the Federal Government against the decision of the CCT, restored three out of the dismissed 18 counts and ordered Saraki to return to the CCT to defend the three charges.
But both Saraki and the Federal Government were dissatisfied with separate parts of the Court of Appeal's judgment.
While Saraki had appealed to the Supreme Court against the part of the Court of Appeal's decision restoring three of the 18 counts, the Federal Government had cross-appealed against the part of the decision affirming the tribunal's dismissal of the rest of the 15 counts.
At the hearing of Saraki's appeal and the Federal Government's cross-appeal on Thursday, the lawyers representing both sides argued against each other's appeals and in support of their individual cases.


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This is issue is all about choice.
It's about living and working deliberately.
When you work with your brain and heart, there is no separation between work and life. And that's okay when you're passionate about doing something great.
A stream is affected by the characteristics of underlying rocks and soil, fractures, vegetation, uplift, precipitation and groundwater levels. The stream will "work" to adapt changes in any of these factors by eroding the surrounding banks and channel floor, deepening its course or depositing sediment. Over time, changing climate affects dynamic equilibrium too.
In a sense, we all manage the landscapes of our lives in similar ways. When we have more work to do, we shift our energy to pick up the load. When family or personal demands increase, we shift our focus there and let work slide a little.
When we reach the new equilibrium point, we readjust, but that equilibrium point is always changing.
A great piece from Hubspot's VP of Growth. As he mentions in the intro, growth mostly comes down to who wants it most.
DHH always says it like it is. This post is a few years old but his thoughts still ring true. In short, he's proud of how smart the team works at 37signals (now Basecamp) and he isn't sorry for their success.
It's the archetypical false dilemma. Either you 1) let your business devour your life and you'll be incredibly successful or 2) you balance your life with other things than work but are relegated to paying-the-rent success. Double ha!
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Stonethorn & Update 27 bring new adventures & features to The Elder Scrolls Online
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Uncover the next adventure in the Dark Heart of Skyrim year-long saga, coming to PS4 September 1.
Dominic Davies Lead Content Manager, Zenimax Online Studios
Stonethorn, The Elder Scrolls Online's upcoming DLC dungeon pack, continues and builds upon the Dark Heart of Skyrim storyline with two challenging new dungeons: Stone Garden and Castle Thorn.
"These dungeons explore different aspects of the Greymoor Chapter," explains Mike Finnigan, ZeniMax Online Studio's Encounter Lead. "Castle Thorn features a foreboding keep where a Vampire Lord secretly builds a dark army, while Stone Garden is set within the laboratory of a mad alchemist, dedicated to perfecting his monstrous creations."
Both of these dungeons tie into the year-long adventure, building upon the stories you might have already experienced in the earlier Greymoor Chapter or Harrowstorm DLC.
"The Dark Heart of Skyrim deals with some of the vilest creatures in the Elder Scrolls mythos and shines a light on the Gray Host, an ancient army composed of Werewolves and Vampires," explains Finnigan. "With these dungeons, we wanted to explore darker themes and highlight those two aspects of the Gray Host's army."
All of this carries over to the dungeons' narratives, too, and while these monsters have always been a part of ESO and Tamriel, this year-long storyline has allowed the team to craft some truly horrific tales and tell a darker story.
"Werewolves, Vampires, mad scientists and their abominable creations are all the stuff of nightmares, and now you get to explore more of these classic horror elements in Tamriel, too."
Of course, these dungeons are more than dark tales of monsters and heroes, they're also challenging PvE experiences in their own right, sure to put you and your group to the test.
"We always try and challenge players to use familiar aspects of the game in new and different ways and infuse more exploration moments into our designs," says Finnigan. "These two areas have culminated in some unique mechanics within Stone Garden in particular, where players can utilize alchemy in ways they haven't before."
Using the tools available, you might even discover a way to fight monsters with monsters! Even better, should you complete these dungeons, you'll earn unique rewards including powerful new item sets, collectibles, and Achievements.
In addition to the Stonethorn DLC, this release also includes the Update 27 base-game patch. While it will include performance improvements in addition to the usual bug fixes and balance changes, it also features a brand new update to the Homestead system: Character Pathing.
"Previously, pets, mounts, and assistants were all stationary when placed in a home," explains Cullen Lee, one of Zenimax Online Studios' System Designers. "With Character Pathing, you can now build specific paths for each of these characters to follow, adding new creative ways to make your home feel more alive than ever before."
With Character Pathing, the goal for the team was to help players express themselves creatively within their homes, while keeping it as accessible as possible.
"We wanted the system to give as much creative freedom to players as possible, while still keeping it accessible and fun," says Lee. "For us, this meant allowing people to place path nodes anywhere in 3-D space and doing our best to ensure that the resulting path works as well as it can."
With this focus on the first-time experience, the team has made it easy for you to build a basic path while still allowing you to learn some more of the complex aspects of this new tool at your own pace — have fun!
Thanks to two exciting new dungeons and a major addition to the Homestead system, Stonethorn and Update 27 bring challenging new adventures and creative new tools for you to experience in The Elder Scrolls Online.
Even better, both The Elder Scrolls Online Standard Edition and The Elder Scrolls Online: Greymoor are on sale at PlayStation Store now, making this the perfect opportunity for you to begin your Dark Heart of Skyrim adventure in time for Stonethorn.
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Attention Pokémon fans: Now you have to watch the Super Bowl if you really want to catch 'em all.
That's because the seemingly unstoppable monster-training franchise – which is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year – is making its presence known at this year's Big Game with an appropriately huge commercial. Sorry, Amy and Seth…seems like your Super Bowl spot just got served.
On Monday, an extended version of the spot premiered on YouTube, and it makes the case that Pokémon truly is our global game. We see trainers around the world honing their skills – speed, quick thinking, etc – before competing in a massive arena, where creatures like Charizard, Magneton and Gyarados do battle while Pikachu watches from the comfort of a couch. If none of that makes any sense, then you'll definitely be the guy asking, "Wait, Pokémon is still a thing?" on Super Sunday.
According to Ad Age, this is the first-ever Pokémon Super Bowl commercial, and it features plenty of hidden references that only the most tireless of trainers will catch: The lyrics to the Pokémon theme song, for example, appear on the top of a locker room door.
A 30-second version of the ad will air during the third quarter of Super Bowl 50, and is part of a year-long campaign to mark the franchise's 20th anniversary. According to reports, a 30-second spot during the Big Game might cost advertisers as much as $5 million. Apparently, Ash Ketchum can afford it.
Super Bowl 50 airs February 7 on CBS.
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Ben Bateman celebrates for Aylesbury v Bedford.
Bedford were beaten at the Eyrie on Saturday by an Aylesbury side exacting revenge for a mauling on their own ground two months ago.
Back in early October, Bedford's run of good form started with a demolition of Aylesbury on their home turf.
Since then the side has excited the Bedford fans with an FA Trophy run and improved results in the Southern League Premier. Hopefully just a temporary setback, including the defeat at Chalfont St Peter the week before, Bedford were beaten at the Eyrie on Saturday afternoon by a revengeful Aylesbury.
The early exchanges didn't produce much in the way of goalmouth action. Garry Malone, in the Bedford goal, punched away a corner, whilst his opposite at the other end, James Weatherill, saved a Bedford free kick.
With a third of the half gone, though, Aylesbury took over. Malone dived low to deflect an Aston Goss shot. The visitors kept up the pressure, and should have gone 1-0 up on 21 minutes. A cross from the left wing took a slight deflection off Stuart Smeathers, straight onto the head of Brian Haule. With the goal at his mercy, the Aylesbury striker managed to plant it over the bar.
A minute or so later a weak back header from Smeathers failed to reach Malone, allowing Lynton Goss to nip in. For the second time in as many minutes, a goal for the visitors went begging as Malone came racing out of his area to tackle the ball off Goss.
Callum Lewis carved out Bedford's best chance when his right wing cross found Tom Liversedge, at the far post, whose header grazed the top of the Aylesbury bar.
A couple of minutes later, on the half hour, Aylesbury took the lead when Ben Bateman took delivery of a free kick, pumped into the Bedford area. With time to control, Bateman slotted the ball past Malone.
Yet another chance went begging, late in the half, when Aston Goss saw his goal bound shot deflected over the bar after Smeathers threw his body in the way.
Five minutes into the 2nd half, Paul Cooper coolly slotted the ball under Weatherill after receiving a pass from Lewis, but any joy for scoring the equaliser was extremely short lived, because of an offside flag.
Greg Ling then shot wide of the mark after Rob Parker had teed him up just inside the area.
In looking for an equaliser, Bedford conceded a second on 57 minutes when a corner from the left was only half cleared, and Bradley Wadkins shot low through a crowded area to hit the back of the net.
Cooper and Parker combined to set up substitute Tommy Glasscoe, midway through the half, but although the shot had a sting in it's tail, Weatherill got down to save.
After they wasted three good chances in the first half, Aylesbury were at it again with 15 minutes to go, letting another two to go begging.
Firstly Wadkins played Aston Goss through the Bedford defence, but Malone forced the attacker wide and the ball eventually ran out for a goal kick.
Secondly, and a minute later Malone denied Lynton Goss, as he narrowed down the angle on the midfielder, after a cross from the left had picked him out.
Whatever the reason for the five golden opportunities wasted, whether it was the sagacity of Malone in the Bedford goal, or the laces of the Aylesbury boots weren't tightened properly, this could have been Bedford's biggest defeat of the season so far, instead of just 2-0.
The Eagles travel to Godalming Town on Tuesday (December 16), before going to Leighton Town on Saturday, December 20, and then onto Barton Rovers on Saturday, December 27.
The next action at the Eyrie is on Thursday, January 1 as Bedford host St Ives Town.
Eagles: Garry Malone, Paul Cooper, Joe Hopewell, Stuart Smeathers, Jeff Woodward, Ollie Wilkinson [c], Josh McGoldrick (Tommy Glasscoe 58), Callum Lewis, Tom Liversedge (Tom Rawlings 70), Rob Parker, Greg Ling (Russell Bull).
Sub not used: Josh Winters.
Moles: James Weatherill, Jeanmal Prosper, Daniel Murphy, Ben Bateman (Jamie Rudd 77), Kyle Anthony, Ben Stevens [c], Lynton Goss, Davis Haule, Brian Haule (Terry Dixon 70), Bradley Wadkins, Aston Goss (Gareth Price 82).
Subs not used: Sonny French, Connor Baker.
Referee: Mr M Law. Assistants: Mr K Hayward & Mr A Rayment.