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BEALE AFB
Beale AFB, CA 95903, USA
Last Updated : 10/5/2018
Beale Air Force Base
Welcome to Beale Air Force Base, home of the 9th Reconnaissance Wing. The base, which covers nearly 23,000 acres, is in northern California's Yuba County, surrounded by rice fields and grazing land. The base is about
15 miles east of the cities of Marysville and Yuba City and about 45 miles north of Sacramento, which is the state capital.
Beale AFB is steeped in history, but is at the forefront of the Air Force's future in intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance technology. The base's mission is to train, deploy and employ airmen and assets to deliver combat power and globally integrated intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance in support of national objectives. Beale personnel are the eyes and ears for the combatant commands. National leaders rely on their capabilities and expertise.
Units at Beale include the host wing, the 9th Reconnaissance Wing, and several associate units and detachments, including the 940th Air Refueling Wing; the 548th Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Group; the 7th Space Warning Squadron; and the 713th Combat Operations Squadron.
The base is host to a medium-sized community of approximately 4,200 active-duty members, 5,100 family members, 1,300 civilians, 700 reservists, and 25,000 retirees, widows and retiree family members.
Unlike most other bases that were named for aviators, Beale AFB was named for Edward Fitzgerald Beale (1822-1893), the
19th-century pioneer. Beale graduated from the Naval Academy, served in the California militia and led the experiment to replace Army mules with camels.
Camp Beale opened in October 1942 as a training site for the 13th Armored and the 81st and 96th infantry divisions. During World War II, Camp Beale's 86,000 acres were home for more than 60,000 soldiers, a prisoner-of-war encampment and a 1,000-bed hospital. In 1948, the camp transferred from the Army to the Air Force. The Air Force conducted bombardier and navigator training at Beale and in 1951 reactivated the Beale Bombing and Gunnery Range for aviation engineer training. The base has been under several commands, including Air Training Command, Continental Air Command, Aviation Engineer Force, the Strategic Air Command, and since June 1, 1992, Air Combat Command.
In May 1959, Col. Paul K. Carlton assumed command of the recently activated 4126th Strategic Wing. The first two KC-135s arrived two months later. On Jan. 18, 1960, the 31st Bombardment Squadron with its B-52s arrived at Beale to become part of the wing. The 14th Air Division moved to Beale from Travis AFB, one week later. On Feb. 1, 1963, Strategic Air Command redesignated the 4126th as the 456th Strategic Aerospace Wing. On Sept. 30, 1975, the 456th Bombardment Wing deactivated and the 17th Bombardment Wing activated in its place. On Sept. 30, 1976, the 17th deactivated and the 100th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing at Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona, became the 100th Air Refueling Wing and moved to Beale. Many of the people and the tankers that had been part of the 17th now became members of the 100th. The 17th Wing's B-52s moved to other bases. The 100th Air Refueling Wing stayed at Beale until March 15, 1983, when the Air Force deactivated the wing and consolidated its refueling mission and assets into the 9th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing. From 1959 until 1965, Beale was the support base for three Titan I missile sites near Lincoln, Chico and the Sutter Buttes. On July 1, 1979, the 7th Missile Warning Squadron brought the Phased Array Warning System radar site (known as PAVE PAWS) to Beale. This 10-story structure can detect possible attack by sea-launched ballistic missiles or track a global satellite.
On Oct. 15, 1964, the Department of Defense announced that Beale would be the home of the new, supersonic reconnaissance aircraft, the SR-71 Blackbird. The 4200th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing activated Jan. 1, 1965. The new wing received its first aircraft, a T-38 Talon, on July 8, 1965. The first SR-71 did not arrive until Jan. 7, 1966.
On June 25, 1966, the 9th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing replaced the 4200th. The first U-2 arrived from Davis-Monthan on July 12, 1976. Until Jan. 26, 1990, when budget restrictions forced the retirement of the SR-71, Beale AFB was the home of two of the world's most unique aircraft.
In July 1994, the 350th Air Refueling Squadron transferred from Beale to McConnell AFB, Kansas, taking the last of the KC-135Q tankers with it. Tankers returned in 1998 when the 940th Air Refueling Wing, an Air Force Reserve unit, transferred to Beale. In 2001, the 12th Reconnaissance Squadron activated at Beale as the parent organization for the Global Hawk, the Air Force's newest high-altitude reconnaissance platform.
Today, Beale AFB is home for the U-2 Dragon Lady, T-38 Talon and RQ-4 Global Hawk. The base has a unique name and mission, a historic past and a promising future.
The 9th Reconnaissance Wing, Beale's host wing, is responsible for providing national and theater command authorities with timely, reliable, high-quality, high-altitude reconnaissance products. To accomplish this mission, the wing is equipped with the nation's fleet of U-2 and RQ-4 reconnaissance aircraft and associated support equipment. The wing also maintains a high state of readiness in its expeditionary combat support forces for potential deployment in response to theater contingencies.
The wing's U-2 Dragon Lady aircraft provide high-altitude, all-weather surveillance and reconnaissance, day or night, in direct support of U.S. and allied forces. At any given moment, day or night, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, there is probably a U-2 aircraft from the 9th Reconnaissance Wing flying an operational mission somewhere in the world.
The RQ-4 Global Hawk is an unmanned, remotely piloted, high-altitude reconnaissance platform. It can linger over a target for 24 hours. The RQ-4 provides Air Force and joint battlefield commanders near-real-time, high-resolution intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance imagery.
940TH AIR REFUELING WING
The 940th Air Refueling Wing is an Air Force Reserve tenant unit at Beale AFB. The wing has a long and distinguished history dating back to 1963. Beginning with troop carriers, the mission transitioned to air transport, military airlift, tactical airlift, air refueling, the C2ISR (command, control, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance) mission and back to air refueling. The wing fulfills this mission with the KC-135 Stratotanker.
The KC-135 Stratotanker provides the core aerial refueling capability for the U.S. Air Force and has excelled in this role for more than 50 years. This unique asset enhances the Air Force's capability to accomplish its mission of global reach. It provides aerial refueling support to Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps and allied nation aircraft. The KC-135 is also capable of transporting litter and ambulatory patients using support pallets during aeromedical evacuations.
548TH INTELLIGENCE, SURVEILLANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE GROUP
The 548th Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Group has a proud history dating back to World War II. The group's mission is to deliver combat power from the air with intelligence that assures allies and wins wars. The group operates and maintains a $1 billion Air Force Distributed Common Ground System weapon system, providing combatant commanders with processing, exploitation and dissemination of actionable intelligence data collected by U-2, MQ-1, MQ-9, RQ-4 and MC-12W aircraft and other platforms as required.
The group is organized into two sections: operations and support. The operational side includes the 13th and 9th intelligence squadrons, which are responsible for the production and exploitation of the tangible intelligence. The 48th Intelligence Squadron provides maintenance and sustainment of in-garrison and deployed segments of the Air Force Distributed Common Ground System weapon system.
7TH SPACE WARNING SQUADRON
The 7th Space Warning Squadron guards the U.S. west coast against sea-launched ballistic missiles. The unit is a geographically separated unit of the 21st Space Wing at Peterson AFB, Colorado.
The squadron is primarily responsible for detecting sea-launched ballistic missiles fired from submarines in the Pacific Ocean. The unit then determines how many missiles were launched and their probable destination, and reports that to the North American Aerospace Defense Command's missile warning center, Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station; U.S. Strategic Command, Offutt AFB; and national command authorities. This unit helps form a two-layered, worldwide network of missile warning systems that also detects intercontinental ballistic missiles launched toward North America.
The squadron's corollary mission of missile defense supports the ground-based midcourse defense element of the Ballistic Missile Defense System. In addition, the squadron helps track earth-orbiting satellites, and reports the information to the Joint Space Operations Center at Vandenberg AFB, California.
The squadron uses a Phased Array Warning System radar, known as PAVE PAWS. It uses nearly 3,600 small active antenna elements coordinated by two computers. One computer is online at all times, while the second automatically takes control if the first fails. The computers control the distribution of energy to the antennas to form precise patterns, allowing the radar to detect objects moving at a very high speed since no mechanical parts limit the radar sweep.
The radar can change its point of focus in milliseconds, while conventional radars may take up to a minute to mechanically swing from one area to another. The main building is shaped like a pyramid with a triangular base 105 feet on each side. The two radiating faces are tilted back 20 degrees. PAVE PAWS radar beams reach outward for nearly 3,000 nautical miles in a 240-degree sweep. At its extreme range, it can detect an object the size of a small car. Smaller objects can be detected at closer range.
713TH COMBAT OPERATIONS SQUADRON
As part of 10th Air Force, Air Force Reserve Command, the 713th Combat Operations Squadron is a geographically separated unit assigned to the 610th Air Operations Group, March Air Reserve Base, California. The unit is split between two locations: the 713th Combat Operations Squadron at Beale AFB and its subordinate unit, the 713th Combat Operations Squadron Detachment 1 at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii.
The mission of the 713th Combat Operations Squadron is to provide steady state, contingency and wartime augmentation to the Air Force forces staff of Headquarters Pacific Air Forces through direct augmentation, reach-back capability and the ability to deploy throughout the Pacific theater. The squadron delivers
mission-essential, operational-level command and control capability and continuity across the entire spectrum of military operations from humanitarian assistance to combat operations. The squadron is the only U.S. Air Force Reserve unit designated to support the Air Force forces staff mission role.
See the Getting To & Around Yuba County Section for information about local airports, train service and public transportation. The closest commercial flights land at Sacramento International Airport in Sacramento, California, about 50 miles from the base. From the airport, you can arrange for taxi service or commercial shuttle service to Beale AFB.
Contact your sponsor with your estimated arrival time and flight information, if applicable, prior to your arrival at Beale AFB.
Sponsorship is vital to the relocation process. Don't PCS without talking to your sponsor before departing for Beale AFB. Your sponsor will answer any questions you have about the base and the local area, make lodging or dorm arrangements and meet you upon arrival. Your sponsor will be there to help you and your family until you are settled into your new community.
If you have not been in touch with a sponsor and your departure is nearing, contact your gaining unit or call the Airman & Family Readiness Center at 530-634-2863.
Cellphone use by the driver of a moving motor vehicle is prohibited on all Department of Defense installations, unless the cellphone is used with a hands-free device.
From Sacramento International Airport
Follow the Airport Exit to Interstate 5 south. Take I-5 south toward Sacramento for 2.4 miles. Take the state Route 70/99 exit toward Marysville/Yuba City. Continue on state Route 70 north at the state Route 70 north/state Route 99 north split. Continue on state Route 70 to North Beale Road. Follow North Beale Road to the Schneider Gate. If the Schneider Gate is closed, follow the previous directions to North Beale Road, then turn left at Hammonton-Smartville Road and continue 7 miles to the Doolittle Gate.
From the East or West
When traveling from the east or west on Interstate 80, Highway 65 provides the easiest access to the base. From Interstate 80, take the state Route 65 exit toward Lincoln/Marysville. Merge onto state Route 65 north to Marysville. Turn right onto Main Street in Wheatland for four blocks. Main Street veers into Spenceville Road, which becomes Camp Beale Highway. Drive approximately 8.8 miles on Camp Beale Highway to the Vassar Lake Gate.
Those driving from the south on Interstate 5 should take the Highway 70/99 turnoff just north of Sacramento and follow the signs for Marysville. Beale's access appears just before the city limits of Marysville.
When driving from the north on Interstate 5, take Highway 20 at Williams. It will take you to Yuba City and Marysville. Once in Marysville, take Highway 70 until you see the Beale access sign.
Gate Information
Beale is a large base in terms of land and has five gates providing access on all sides of the base. Although many of the "back gates" save time, they may prove confusing to the newcomer.
The Schneider (main), Grass Valley and Wheatland gates are open 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. The Doolittle and Vassar Lake gates are open 24 hours a day. The Commercial Vehicle Inspection Area is open 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information, call the 9th Security Forces Squadron at 530-634-2131.
CHECK-IN PROCEDURES
The 24-hour arrival point on Beale AFB is the Gold Country Inn at 5786 A St. The main office is snuggled between the dormitories. Directional signs are posted on base to ease your arrival. Once there, lodging personnel will assist you in contacting your sponsor. Upon notification, your sponsor should meet you at the arrival point. To contact the Gold Country Inn, call the front desk at 530-634-2953.
Upon arrival, all military personnel must first report to their squadron's commander support staff. Base inprocessing with the Military Personnel Flight's Customer Support Team is conducted Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 9 a.m. The Customer Support Team is in the Consolidated Support Center building at
17855 Warren Shingle Road.
You must be in uniform to inprocess. Items required for inprocessing include PCS orders and amendments for the member and dependents, personnel record (if hand-carried), travel receipts and vehicle pickup documents (if applicable). Failure to bring all required items may result in delay of travel pay.
Members inprocess through their unit commander support staff before coming to the Military Personnel Flight's Customer Support. Members who inprocess with the Military Personnel Flight's Customer Support are scheduled for Wing Right Start and Medical Right Start briefings held at the Recce Point Club. All inprocessing appointments are mandatory military appointments and the uniform of the day must be worn.
If you get married en route during your PCS, you must inform your commander and follow the procedures exactly as they are given. The military will not pay for travel and housing of your spouse if you do not follow the proper procedures.
For more information, visit www.beale.af.mil/Library/Newcomer-Info/Arriving-to-Beale.
Gold Country Inn
24112 A St. 530-634-2953
www.bealefss.com/gold-country-inn.html
The Gold Country Inn provides safe, comfortable and clean accommodations for incoming personnel. The inn has high-speed wireless internet, a business center, a fitness room and laundry facilities. Pet-friendly accommodations are available, however there are breed restrictions.
Arrange for temporary quarters as soon as you receive your PCS; check availability and room rates online. Contact the lodging office directly for reservations with children and pet-friendly rooms.
9th Medical Group
15301 Warren Shingle Road
Appointments 530-634-2941
Pharmacy Refills 530-634-2859
www.airforcemedicine.af.mil/MTF/Beale
The 9th Medical Group provides comprehensive dental, physiological, medical and environmental support, and promotes health education and wellness to the Beale community.
The group's clinics and services include family health, flight medicine, immunizations, mental health, optometry, pediatrics, physical therapy and more. Visit the group's website for a full list of clinics and services.
Dental care is available for active-duty military. Family members of active-duty personnel are encouraged to use the TRICARE Dental Program. Program information is available by visiting www.tricare.mil/CoveredServices/Dental/TDP.
TRICARE is the health care program for active-duty and retired service members, their families and survivors. TRICARE provides health plans, prescriptions, dental plans and other special health programs to its beneficiaries. TRICARE's mission is to enhance the Department of Defense and the nation's security by providing health support for the full range of military operations and sustaining the health of all those entrusted to their care.
TRICARE offers a range of health care plans. TRICARE Prime is the mandatory health care option for active-duty service members. Family members of active-duty service members, retired service members and their families may also use this option. If you use TRICARE Prime, you are assigned a primary care manager at a military or network provider who delivers most of your care. If you need care your PCM cannot provide, you are referred to a specialist. Active-duty service members and their families pay nothing out of pocket for this option; however, there is less freedom to choose your provider. On Jan. 1, 2018, TRICARE Standard and Extra were combined into a new plan, TRICARE Select. Select is a standardized fee-for-service plan available to family members of active-duty service members, retired service members and their families. After you enroll in TRICARE Select, you may schedule an appointment with any TRICARE-authorized provider. Referrals not required, but you may need prior authorization from your regional contractor for some services. You will pay a copay or cost share based on the type of care and provider you see. Costs for Select vary, but you will pay an annual deductible as well as a percentage of covered services. Non-network providers may charge up to 15 percent more than the TRICARE allowable charge; you are responsible for these extra charges. TRICARE also offers plans for remote and overseas locations, reserve military members, young adults who are no longer covered under regular TRICARE coverage and other scenarios.
TRICARE coverage is completely portable, so it moves with you when you relocate. Follow these simple steps to ensure you have no break in coverage when you move:
Do not cancel your TRICARE Prime enrollment option before you move.
Update your personal information in DEERS immediately when you arrive at your new location.
Select a new primary care manager.
If you are already using TRICARE Select, moving is easy. When you arrive at your new location, update your personal information in DEERS. Then find TRICARE-authorized providers in your new area. Remember, you may have a new regional contractor and claims filing address.
TRICARE's online tools can help you find and compare plans that you are qualified to use. Beginning in 2019, however, TRICARE will allow you to switch between plans only if you have a "qualifying life event" such as the birth of a baby or a move. For a complete description of the types of coverage programs and regions, visit www.tricare.mil. For more information about recent changes to TRICARE, visit https://tricare.mil/changes.
Housing Management Office
530-634-2792/2794
www.housing.af.mil/Units/Beale
The Beale AFB Housing Management Office is ready to help you transition to your new home and community. Use its resources to become familiar with available housing options and support services. When you arrive at Beale AFB, visit the HMO for valuable information, counseling and guidance before signing any lease or sales contract for housing.
Unaccompanied Housing
17860 Warren Shingle Road 530-634-2266
Unaccompanied housing is provided for unaccompanied airmen in the ranks of E-1 to E-3 and E-4 with less than three years of service. Each airman is provided a private sleeping room, furnishings, bed linens and supplies required for comfortable living. Permanent party unaccompanied housing consists of two campuses. The west campus has three buildings of the 2+2 standard (two rooms share a bathroom). The east campus has two buildings of the studio standard and one building of the Dorms-4-Airmen standard (a four-person module with a private bedroom and a private bath with a shared common area of kitchen, living, social, laundry and utility space. Amenities include laundry facilities at each building, TV lounges and a large dayroom with a big-screen TV, a pool table, ping-pong, foosball, a movie room and a kitchen. Behind the dayroom building is a patio area with natural gas and charcoal grills and lounge chairs.
Unaccompanied airmen in the rank of E-4 with more than three years of service will move into housing in the local community.
Beale Family Housing
24-hour Emergency
Maintenance 530-788-0241
www.bealeafbhomes.com
Enjoy the benefits of living in contemporary military communities. Professionally managed by Balfour Beatty Communities, Beale AFB Homes affords a wealth of benefits that are hard to match beyond the gates. The moment you tour the community, you'll discover the built-in family atmosphere where you'll be surrounded by support from military members and families alike. Many of the people hired to serve you are themselves former military members who have a unique understanding of your housing and lifestyle needs. All you need to do is choose from spacious, contemporary, move-in ready two-, three- and four-bedroom homes, which offer features such as central heating and air conditioning and energy-efficient appliances. Don't worry; the community is pet-friendly and welcomes your family pets.
The exclusive amenities and commitment to customer service set Beale AFB Homes apart, and you can count on on-site maintenance and management teams to resolve emergencies 24/7. And in times of natural disaster, the entire team will work together nonstop to return your lives and homes back to normal as soon as possible.
Your new home is waiting. Call the management office or visit the Beale AFB Homes website to find your perfect place.
17852 16th St. 530-788-2401
Official Mail Center 530-634-2970
www.beale.af.mil/Library/Newcomer-Info/Postal
General delivery mail is handled by the official mail center. All personal mail is delivered by the U.S. Postal Service, for both on-base housing and dormitory residents. For dormitory residents only, personal mail packages sent via third-party carriers will be sent to the mail center for pick-up.
Before sending any mail to Beale AFB, you or your sponsor will need to open a general delivery box in your name. To do so, a copy of your orders will need to be brought to the official mail center and a form will need to be completed with your information. If you fail to open a box and mail gets delivered to the mail center, your mail will get returned to sender. Once a general delivery box has been opened, all packages and mail sent to general delivery will be held at the mail center until arrival. Upon arrival and assignment to permanent quarters you will need to complete a local U.S. Postal Service change of address form and notify the mail center staff of your new address.
Veterinary Treatment Facility
Building 25504,
17751 Robert Nicoletti Way 530-634-2104
www.bealefss.com/veterinary-treatment-facility.html
The Veterinary Treatment Facility provides care to pets at Beale AFB. The facility provides minor medical services, microchipping, health certificates, laboratory services, vaccines and various retail products. Spays, neuters and dental surgeries have limited availability. The clinic is not able to provide emergency care, extended treatment or walk-in services. See the Military Buyer's Guide tab to connect with local veterinarians.
Pets are seen by appointment only. For your pet to be eligible for care, you must be enrolled in the DEERS program and entitled to full services at the medical clinic or be a 100 percent disabled veteran with DVRPRM in the status box of your ID card.
All pets living on base must be registered with the facility within five working days of assignment to government quarters. Residents in Beale AFB Homes, the base's military family housing, may keep up to two pets without paying a deposit or monthly fees. There are dog breed and other pet restrictions. Call Beale AFB Homes at 844-334-1007 for more information.
RELIGIOUS GUIDANCE
Valley Chapel
6199 C St. 530-634-4705
Foothil ls Chapel
15001 Camp Beale Highway 530-634-4705
www.fb.com/BealeAirForceBaseChapel
There are two chapels at Beale: the Valley Chapel on the main base and the Foothills Chapel in the family housing area. For information on off-base churches or Jewish, Orthodox, Muslim and Buddhist services, call the chapel office at 530-634-4705. For emergencies after duty hours, call the Beale Command Post at 530-634-5700 and ask for the duty chaplain.
The Beale chapel staff's mission is to meet the spiritual needs of base personnel and their family members. They accomplish this by providing opportunities for worship, religious education, small group activities, outreach programs and fellowship events, all aimed at individual and family spiritual growth. Personal and family counseling services are available as well. For current service times, visit the chapel's website.
Pass and Registration
www.beale.af.mil/Library/Fact-Sheets/Display/Article/279981/vehicle-registration
Newly assigned personnel are required to register all motor vehicles at the Pass and Registration section within three working days after arrival. To register a vehicle, you need a military ID or driver's license, proof of ownership, proof of smog compliance and minimum insurance requirements. If the vehicle is registered in the name of a person other than the owner, the applicant must have a power of attorney or notarized written authorization from the registered owner to obtain base registration. Call Pass and Registration or visit the vehicle registration website for more information on vehicle requirements at Beale AFB.
California state traffic laws apply on base; see the Getting To & Around Yuba County chapter on Page 18 for more information. All vehicles entering or leaving base are subject to search.
From full-service cafes to snack bars, Beale's dining facilities offer delicious snacks and meals any time of day. Choose from the Contrails dining facility, the Landing at the Coyote Pub & Grill, Ramoneda Grill, the Recce Point Club and SpareTime at the bowling center. Explore all of the dining menus, hours of operation and special event information at https://usafdining-beale.catertrax.com.
www.beale.af.mil/Library/Fact-Sheets/Display/Article/279983/education-and-schools
The base training and education services flight is responsible for providing information about all Air Force postsecondary educational programs and benefits such as commissioning, tuition assistance and testing.
The education center also houses offices and classes for people going to Yuba College, Embry-Riddle and the University of Phoenix. Active-duty members may be eligible for free college tuition; military spouses may qualify for in-state tuition rates.
17800 B St. 530-634-2863
www.bealefss.com/afrc.html
The Airman & Family Readiness Center provides individuals and families with activities and services that strengthen the community and promote self-sufficiency, mission readiness and adaptation to the Air Force way of life. Services are provided to active-duty and retired military members, civilian DOD employees and their family members.
The A&FRC provides services for deployments, financial counseling and assistance, employment assistance, transition and relocation assistance, family life counseling, and informational and referral services. For a full list of services, visit the center's website.
www.bealefss.com/child-development-center.html
The Child Development Center offers both full-time and hourly care for children 6 weeks to 5 years of age. The center is committed to providing a high-quality environment where children and families can thrive. The center is accredited by the National Academy of Early Childhood Programs (part of the National Association for the Education of Young Children). Meals at the center are served in accordance with U.S. Department of Agriculture guidelines. For more information, contact the center.
Exceptional Family Member Program
Family Support Coordinator
Building 2179, 17800 13th St. 530-634-0989
www.bealefss.com/efmp.html
The Exceptional Family Member Program is designed to provide support to family members — both adult and children — with special needs. Services include information and referral, advocacy, educational workshops, support groups, special events, playgroups, special education information and more.
1800 Robert Nicoletti Way 530-634-5637
www.bealefss.com/family-child-care.html
Family Child Care offers child care in a home setting at Beale AFB and the surrounding community. The program can provide care for families that need evening care, weekend care and care during extended duty, as well as care for children with special needs. FCC providers are first aid and CPR certified, screened, licensed and insured. Providers must meet fire, health and safety guidelines and complete training before they can provide care. For information on becoming a provider or coordinating care, visit the FCC website.
www.bealefss.com/school-liaison.html
The school liaison office is the connection between Beale AFB families and private and public schools. The office provides support to service members and their families during all stages of transition and deployment to ensure children receive every available opportunity for quality education.
Building 3340,15160 Gavin Mandry Drive 530-634-4953
www.bealefss.com/youth-programs.html
The Youth Sponsorship Program helps relocated youth become familiar with their new home at Beale AFB. Sponsors are matched to youth according to their gender, age and interests. Sponsors escort incoming youth around the base, school area and to the youth program centers. They introduce the new arrival to others their age and to various activities.
The School-Age Program provides care for children ages 5 to 12 before and after school, on school holidays and during summer vacation. The program is accredited through the Council on Accreditation and provides quality care for children of active-duty military, DOD and NAF civilians, reservists and base contractors. The program promotes an enriching environment by meeting the social, cognitive, physical and developmental needs of school-age youth. Fees are based on total family income. For more information, contact the school-age coordinator at 530-634-6281.
The Youth Sports program offers sports clinics, sporting events and activities to encourage friendship and sportsmanship among youth. All players must have a current sports physical and copy of their shot records on file to participate in any youth sports team.
Youth clubs at Beale encourage leadership, character development, career exploration and development, community service and healthy living. Clubs can provide homework help and tutoring, as well. Clubs include Torch Club, Keystone Club, SMART Girls, Passport to Manhood, 4-H, Boys & Girls of America and more.
For more information on youth activities at Beale, visit the youth programs website.
Sierra Central Credit Union
www.sierracentral.com
Legal Office
Building 2419, 17801 Warren Shingle Road 530-634-2928
Building 25216, Room 156 530-634-5536
www.beale.af.mil/Library/Units/Beale-Legal-Services
The office of the staff judge advocate provides many legal services including wills, powers of attorney, notary services, general legal advice, assistance in filing claims for loss or damage to personal property (household goods claims), and state and federal income tax preparation.
The office provides legal assistance to active-duty personnel, their dependents and retirees. Licensed attorneys are available for advice and consultation on personal civil legal matters like landlord-tenant issues, divorce, custody and consumer issues.
Helpful preventive law brochures and other educational materials are available in the law center lobby and online to provide guidance on domestic relations, consumer law and many other legal topics.
The tax center provides free state and federal tax return preparation and filing. This service is normally offered Feb. 1 through April 15, but is expanded for returning deploying members and their families.
Visit the Air Force Legal Assistance website at https://aflegalassistance.law.af.mil to review basic information on legal assistance topics that commonly affect military members and to fill out online legal worksheets prior to a visit to the legal office for expedited service.
www.bealefss.com/hub-zemke-library.html
The Hub Zemke Library provides classes, services and resources supporting the educational, career development and recreational needs of all base members. It provides a balanced collection of digital resources and print materials, including books, movies, magazines, comics, audio books, digital books for e-readers and more. The library also offers homework and research aids and college prep resources.
The U.S. Air Force's eLibrary online resources offer digital magazines and books, audio books, music, movies, databases, study guides for educational and military tests and much more. These resources are provided at no charge by the Air Force library program to eligible library patrons.
For information about the recreational programs at Beale AFB, visit the 9th Force Support Squadron online at www.bealefss.com.
Aero Club Flight Training Center
Building 1232, Arnold Avenue 530-634-9011
www.bealefss.com/aero-club.html
The flight training center can help you become a pilot, maintain currency, earn advanced ratings, complete your flight review and improve your skills. Membership is available for both military personnel and civilians. The aviation retail store can get you aviation supplies at a discounted price, including FAA publications, training and test preparation manuals, headsets, log books and more.
Air Force Outdoor Recreation FAMCAMP and Rec Lodging List
http://myairforcelife.com/CentralPrograms/Outdoor/reclodging_list.aspx
The Air Force maintains 36 recreational lodging camps with more than 500 cabins and nearly 100 fixed RV trailers across the globe. Additionally, its 71 Family Camps feature thousands of RV hookups and primitive tent sites. Outdoor recreation programs vary by geography, climate and natural resources. Search the website to find a location near you.
Arts & Crafts Center
www.bealefss.com/arts--crafts.html
Feeling crafty? Unleash your creativity using the center's tools and services. The center has art supplies, a photo kiosk, items you can personalize, gifts and balloon bouquets, embroidery services, engraving services, custom framing services and more.
Auto Hobby Center
www.bealefss.com/auto-hobby-center.html
Need a tune-up? Perform all of your auto maintenance in one of the Auto Hobby Center's 15 covered stalls and check your work using the center's extensive shop manuals or online automotive program. The center has ASE-certified mechanics that can assist you or do the work for you. The center also sells auto parts at discount prices and manages the RV and vehicle storage facilities.
Bowling Center Building 2431, 17800 Robert Nicoletti Way 530-634-2299
www.bealefss.com/beale-lanes-bowling-center.html
The Beale Lanes Bowling Center offers a great time for the whole family. Enjoy different specials throughout the week, like Rock 'n' Bowl and Monte Carlo Bowling.
Building 2425, 17700 Robert Nicoletti Way 530-634-3140/3165
www.bealefss.com/community-center.html
The Community Center hosts a wide range of activities, from fitness classes to flute lessons. Classes and programs include activities like Mommy & Me Dance, ballet, fencing, taekwondo and piano lessons. The center's recreation room features games, air hockey, foosball, pool and pingpong. The music room has pianos, guitars, an electric keyboard, an electric drum set and more. The computer room has full internet access and a laser printer. Gamers can play Xbox and Wii games on the center's large, flat-screen monitors. For more information on current offerings, visit the center's website.
2418 B St. 530-634-2258
www.bealefss.com/harris-fitness-center.html
The Harris Fitness Center provides customers with a health club environment and an impressive selection of free weights and cardiovascular equipment at no charge. The center also offers personal fitness training, fitness classes, martial arts lessons, sports programs and more.
www.coyoterungc.com
The Coyote Run Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course and driving range. Active-duty and retired military members, DOD civilians and the general public are welcome.
Information, Tickets & Travel
17630 Doolittle Drive 530-634-4882
www.bealefss.com/information-tickets--travel.html
Find information and get military discount tickets for local and nationwide attractions, including Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, Disneyland, Monterey Bay Aquarium, Legoland, Universal Studios Hollywood, Sacramento Kings games and more. Whatever travel destinations you seek, the ITT staff can help.
Building 2474, 25th Street 530-634-3140/3165
www.bealefss.com/independence-cinema.html
Independence Cinema shows movies Friday and Saturday evenings. Movies are free and concessions are available for purchase.
Sensory-friendly movies for guests and families living with autism or other special needs are shown Sunday afternoons. Visit the website for show times.
Outdoor Adventure Center
www.bealefss.com/outdoor-adventure-center.html
The Outdoor Adventure Center provides safe, expertly managed outdoor recreation programs and equipment rentals. Equipment rentals include camping gear, canoes, ski boats, bikes, lawn and garden tools, picnic equipment and more. The center's retail store has apparel and equipment for your next outdoor adventure as well. For information on group trips and rental prices, visit the center's website.
Rod-N-Gun Club
4950 D St. 530-788-2473
www.bealefss.com/rod-n-gun-club.html
The Beale Rod-N-Gun Club offers two skeet fields, one trap range and a 110-yard small arms range that will accommodate all small-bore weapons. Archers may also use the range for practice. The clubhouse has lunch specials, snacks and a beverage lounge with a dartboard and pool table. The pro shop has skeet and
trap loads, ammunition, gun consignments
and more. The paintball field, Recon
Paintball Park, is available for individual and group parties.
Beale Commissary
www.commissaries.com
Save your hard-earned dollars when shopping for groceries at the commissary.
Beale Exchange
www.shopmyexchange.com
The Beale AFB Exchange wants to be your first choice for shopping. It offers a price-match program that guarantees the lowest prices in town. Hours for services outside the main exchange vary, so call or visit the website for detailed information.
Main Exchange
Building 2434,17600 25th St. 530-788-0221
Exchange Restaurants
Charley's Philly Steaks 530-788-1320
Westside Pizza (with delivery) 530-788-9990
Alterations 530-788-1757
Barbershop 530-788-7527
Cafe Caprivia's 530-788-0444
Dry Cleaning 530-788-2000
GNC 530-788-7438
Gun Counter 530-788-0221, ext. 244
Military Clothing 530-788-0221/0224
Salon 530-788-0053
Burger King Building 2447, 6200 25th St. 530-788-2517
Capehart Express Building 3304, Beale Highway 530-788-1271
Flight Line Facilities
Barbershop, Building 1086 530-634-9180
Missy's Mochas & More 530-788-0444
Service Station Building 362, 5950 J St. 530-788-0214/0215
Subway Building 4793, Beale Highway 530-788-7628
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Israel News | Israel Election 2022
Netanyahu Announces Two Jerusalem Neighborhoods: One He Froze Before, Another Is in Construction
PM accused of election spin as one neighborhood he halted and another was stopped under U.S. pressure, but he exalts: 'We're bringing together all parts of Jerusalem'
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Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Leon (L) and Benjamin Netanyahu announce the expansion of Jerusalem neighborhoods beyond the Green Line, February 20, 2020Credit: Ohad Zwigenberg
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Thursday that he will establish two new neighborhoods in the south of Jerusalem, although he had frozen plans for one of the neighborhoods himself, and the other neighborhood is already in the planning stages (it is expected to take years for its construction to be completed).
The first neighborhood is an expansion of the Har Homa neighborhood, where 2,200 housing units are planned. The plans have not been presented yet to the appropriate planning committees, and it would take years until they are finalized and approved.
Haaretz Weekly Ep. 63Credit: Haaretz
The second neighborhood is Givat Hamatos, for which 2,600 housing units have been planned. These housing units are meant for Jewish residents and are slated to be built on state-owned land.
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Jews Fighting Jerusalem Arab Project Will Soon Find They're on the Losing Side
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Several hundreds of other housing units are planned in order to expand the neighborhood of Beit Safafa. They are expected to be built on privately-owned Palestinian lands. According to a statement by the prime minister, 5,000 housing units are planned for Beit Safafa; 1,000 of them are intended to expand the Palestinian neighborhood, although it was not detailed where exactly they will be built.
Beit Safafa is separated in principle by an immaterial Green Line, while neighboring Givat Hamatos and Har Homa are beyond it.
The Givat Hamatos neighborhood was planned and approved several years ago, but its construction was delayed due to international pressure during the Obama administration. The White House claimed at the time – together with European governments and left-wing organizations – that construction of the Givat Hamatos neighborhood would make dividing Jerusalem impossible since it would isolate Beit Safafa from the Palestinian areas south of the city.
Benjamin Netanyahu announces the expansion of Jerusalem neighborhoods beyond the Green Line, February 20, 2020Credit: Ohad Zwigenberg
Israeli planning authorities have accused the Prime Minister's Office of blocking the publication of the tenders for the neighborhood's construction. Tenders have yet to be published for the construction of infrasturctures, so it would take a while until tenders are brought forward for the construction of the neighborhood itself.
"Har Homa has 37,000 residents, and today I am announcing the Har Homa H neighborhood," Netanyahu said on Thursday while on a tour in the area, accompanied by Mayor Moshe Leon. "We did it before being faced with fierce international opposition," Netanyahu added, "and today I have more good news: We have removed the obstacles here too." The two neighborhoods, added the premier, would mean "bringing together all parts of united Jerusalem."
"This is not election spin," the mayor told Haaretz, adding that the approval of the plans has been his mission as mayor.
Chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat slammed the announcement. "The ongoing Israeli settlement announcements represent the implementation of the Trump Plan, which requires urgent international action to deter both Israel and the U.S. from their continued violations of international law and order," he said in a statement.
"The Trump administration is now partnering with Israel, through the recently formed annexation committee, with its new announcements for more construction and expansion of Israel's illegal colonial settlements on lands belonging to the State of Palestine. Such illegal activities only consolidate Israel's de-facto annexation of our lands towards passing more of its colonial commands to further legalize land theft and denial of our history, rights, and humanity," he also said.
After the announcement by Netanyahu and the Jerusalem mayor a new agenda was issued for the district committee next week. Plans for Har Homa and Givat Hamatos were however both defined as "outline programs," meaning they are considered to be at a preliminary stage from a planning standpoint and that their actual implementation could take years. The presence of lands owned by private Palestinians as well as by the Greek Orthodox Church in the surroundings of Har Homa, moreover, are likely to make the expansion legally problematic.
Mtanes Shehadeh, head of the Balad faction of the Joint List, said that "Netanyahu is insatiable and continues forcefully, aggressively and violently to trample any chance for peace in the region."
Referring to the prime minister's announcement, Shehadeh said that "Netanyahu is taking yet another step, endorsed by Trump's 'deal of the century' that is meant to crush any possibility to reach peace with the Palestinian nation, obliterate the Green Line and push further away the chance of establishing a Palestinian state."
Taking to Twitter, Hadash lawmaker Aida Touma-Suleiman wrote: "'Restrictions' on construction in Jerusalem. Who is he kidding? Settlement in East Jerusalem has become aggressive. The whitewashed word 'construction' is another proclamation of dispossession."
Touma-Suleiman added that "This is another phase in the 'deal of the century' and in the project of eliminating the Green Line. We must stop Netanyahu's plans with a strong Joint List."
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' spokesman, Nabil Abu Rudeineh, said that "Netanyahu's insistence to build thousands of housing units on Palestinian land is a systematic destruction of the two-state solution through the implementation of the 'deal of the century,' which is opposed to all decisions taken by the international community.
Left-wing movement Peace Now said in response to Netanyahu's statement: "Construction at Givat Hamatos is a tough blow to the two-state solution. This is the last point that could enable territorial continuity between Bethlehem and East Jerusalem, and if the neighborhood is built it would be impossible to connect the two cities."
The movement went on to state that "such a change in policy can't be passed by an interim government without the public's backing. This is another cynical election spin by Netanyahu, who seeks every opportunity to suck up to right-wing supporters instead of looking after the interests of all of Israel's citizens."
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Q: Timing out tests in a Perl test harness How could I time out hanging tests in a Perl test harness?
I tried using the Test::Timer module, but I can't seem to make it link up nicely with the TAP::Harness in order to have an embedded timeout function for each test. Plus, I don't want to test if a bit of code takes x time to complete, I just want to run my tests and timeout in case they hung for any reason.

A: There was a similar question on PerlMonks recently.
Install Time::Limit.
This module will allow you to set time limits for individual test files:
use Test::More;
use Time::Limit "30";   # 30 seconds, quote marks are necessary!

Or set an overall time limit for running the entire test suite:
prove -MTime::Limit=120 t/*.t

If you're using forkprove instead of prove, then you need the time limiter to kill the entire process group:
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Anthony Bejarano
I am the Earth Mother, and you are all flops.
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Illusions 1982
Watched by Anthony Bejarano 17 Jan 2022
Glad I didn't read a single thing about this before going in because... oh.
And if you're somewhat interested in seeing this because it's on the National Film Registry and/or it's part of Julie Dash's filmography, then I'd suggest you do the same. I don't know if it was meant to have that reveal or if you were supposed to know all along, but the former is more fun, I think.
Anyways, yeah, pretty fine.
An interesting curtain pulled-back on…
Bridget Jones's Diary 2001
★★★½ Watched by Anthony Bejarano 07 Jan 2022
Felt long, with multiple points in the back third I thought to myself, 'Okay, it's wrapping up now,' only to start yet another beat, which probably stems from adapting this from a book (which was inspired by yet another text). I also really don't think I like how this handles the issue of weight and fatness, and there are some jokes and things that are cringe to watch in 2022. But it's all part of the time this was made, and I'm ultimately fundamentally charmed by Renée — overcoming how annoyed I feared I would be by her at the start — Colin, and Hugh.
The Night of the Hunter 1955
★ Watched by Anthony Bejarano 12 Feb 2018
Nothing but the cinematography works here. I've seldom wanted a movie to end more. The entire last twenty minutes make no sense.
There's a moment, near the beginning, where some bills fly past Mitchum in the wind, that is legitimately spine-chilling. That's it.
La La Land 2016
★★★★★ Rewatched by Anthony Bejarano 01 May 2020 2
Watched this via a charity livestream with a bunch of fellow La La Land stans and when everyone was making jokes about the wool coat I knew I found my people.
Bridget Jones's Diary
My Library 148 films
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AFC Champions League Preview
K League United December 05, 2017 read ( words)
Although the 2017 season has barely gone cold, four K League teams will be active again as the 2018 AFC Champions League draw is set for Wednesday, December 6th at 5:30pm KST. Our contributors run down how each club got into the competition, their history in the tournament, and what to expect when international football kicks off next month.
(image via FIFA.com)
Jeonbuk qualified for the Asian Champions League 2018 after a strong domestic campaign that saw them finish first in the K League Classic with two matches to spare and some impressive showings along the way. The team last featured in continental competition in 2016, lifting the trophy on that occasion against Al Ain. Their only other success in the competition came ten years prior, defeating Al-Karamah in the 2006 final. Despite doing more than enough to qualify for the 2017 tournament, they were disqualified as punishment for their role in a domestic bribery scandal and were subsequently unable to defend their title. The North Jeolla side will enter this tournament in the group stage as one of the higher seeded clubs, and will once again expect to go deep into the competition to try and reclaim a crown they will feel still belongs to them.
- Matthew Binns (@Matt_Binns)
Securing their first ever FA Cup title ensured the Horang-i would be back in ACL for the second year running after their surprise 2017 inclusion due to Jeonbuk being refused reentry to the competition. After missing out on international football in 2015 and 2016, competing globally in back to back years is a huge win for one of Korea's most recognizable clubs. 2018 will mark Ulsan's sixth appearance in the tournament they won back in 2012 with a 3-0 victory over Al-Ahli in front of 42,153 at Munsu. Though they won't come into 2018 expecting to match that magical run, the FA Cup victory ensured Ulsan will start the tournament directly in the Group Stage. A considerable improvement over this year when they had to start in the single-elimination playoff round and narrowly defeated Hong Kong's Kitchee on penalties. Having at least three ACL matches guaranteed, a shiny new trophy to add to the cabinet, and the backing of Hyundai should be enough for Ulsan to lure some well qualified talent in the transfer window this winter. Namely, they'll likely look to bolster an attack that already has Lee Jongho and MVP candidate, Mislav Oršić. Expectations will be higher next year than they were for the Horang-i this go round, and if they're to retake the mantle of an elite Korean club, then they need to at least get out of the group stage regardless of their competition.
- Ryan Walters (@MrRyanWalters)
After finishing as 2017 K League Classic runners up, Jeju United will enter the Asian Champions League at its group stage next season. Despite losing out to Jeonbuk Hyundai in the title race, those clad in orange bettered their efforts from 12 months ago and so will be happy to have made some progress. On the continent in 2017 United did what FC Seoul, Suwon Bluewings nor Ulsan Hyundai couldn't do by making it out of their ACL group. In a group consisting of Chinese Super League side Jiangsu Suning, J-League's Gamba Osaka, as well as Adelaide United from the A-League, United finished second after three wins, a draw and two defeats. Cho Sungwhan's side were defeated 3-2 on aggregate by eventual Champions Urawa Reds in the round of 16, despite holding a 2-0 lead heading into the second leg. Having only competed in the ACL once before, last year's round of 16 exit was the furthest Jeju have ever gone in the competition. Alas, in the name of progress, in 2018, with the experience of this year behind them, Jeju United will be hoping to at least make it to the quarter finals. Whilst winning the tournament would be perhaps seen as unlikely, if sufficient reinforcements are brought in to bolster the squad, United could surprise a few teams on the continent next season.
- Paul Neat (@NeatPaul)
Despite their place in the ACL looking compromised with only 5 weeks of the 2017 league season remaining, Suwon edged their way to a 3rd placed finish in the league, eventually finishing just two points above their nearest challengers Ulsan. And Suwon go into their 4th successive season in the ACL looking to improve on two mediocre displays in 2016 and 2017. The Gyeongi-do based team crashed out at the group stage on both those occasions and although they were unlucky not to progress from a group containing eventual semi-finalist's Kawasaki Frontale and Guangzhou Evergrande more should be expected from the Korean giants who have won the competition 3 times in the past.
Suwon will enter this year's edition of the ACL in the Play Off Round and will face either Hong Kong's Eastern or Vietnam's FLC Thanh Hoa on a cold January night in Suwon. General expectation will still remain low until after the winter transfer window has closed but a team of Suwon's stature and history, should be aiming to at least make the knockout stages of the tournament and anything less than that will most certainly be a disappointment for the Bluewings.
- Scott Whitelock (@ScottySSBFC)
We'd love to hear your thoughts and reactions in the comments below regarding these teams being back in ACL. Also, feel free to watch Jeonbuk, Ulsan, Jeju, and Suwon's groups take shape live on the AFC's YouTube channel! We'll be live on Facebook.com/KLeagueUnited as the draw takes place reacting to the groups and your comments as they come in!
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LANY / LANY.
LANY (Musical group), (composer,, performer.). Lany. (Added Author). Nolan, Sir. (Added Author).
Physical Description: 1 online resource (1 audio file (57 min.)) : digital
Publisher: [United States]: Polydor, 2017.
Distributor: Made available through hoopla
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Dumb Stuff (2:32) -- Breakup (3:57) -- Super Far (3:24) -- Overtime (3:32) -- Flowers On The Floor (4:18) -- Parents (1:18) -- ILYSB (3:31) -- 13 (3:55) -- Hericane (5:47) -- Hurts (3:37) -- Good Girls (4:09) -- Pancakes (3:52) -- Tampa (3:41) -- Purple Teeth (3:54) -- So, Soo Pretty (1:42) -- It Was Love (3:48).
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Performed by LANY.
Subject: Rock music > 2011-2020.
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Georges Rastel, né le  à Montgeron (Seine-et-Oise) et mort le  à Vernouillet (Eure-et-Loir), est un haut fonctionnaire et homme politique français.

Son parcours fera de lui successivement un haut fonctionnaire des finances, un résistant, un préfet lors de la Libération puis un élu local, avec une incursion très brève au gouvernement Ramadier et à l'Assemblée nationale sous étiquette UDSR.

Parcours dans l'administration française et le corps préfectoral

Son père, François Rastel (mort en 1966), est fonctionnaire des PTT. Après ses études au lycée Henri-IV, il fréquente la faculté de droit de Paris et obtient un doctorat en droit.

En 1931, reçu le plus jeune au concours de l'Administration centrale des finances, il débute comme rédacteur au ministère des Finances, accède au poste de sous-chef de bureau en 1938.
Il est l'auteur d'un ouvrage consacré aux controverses doctrinales autour du bimétallisme au , dans les mêmes années.

Pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, il est chef de bureau en 1943, toujours au ministère des Finances puis sous-directeur en 1944, tout en participant à la résistance.

Les Ardennes, le corps préfectoral et le gouvernement
Peu après la Libération, il devient préfet des Ardennes en , prenant en main rapidement l'administration de ce département deux mois après le départ des occupants, et rassemblant les forces civiles républicaines et les différents partis. Il succède à Marc Scaillierez.

En , les Allemands tentent une contre-offensive dans les Ardennes belges, limitrophes. Le canon tonne encore, et la menace est très sérieuse. C'est la bataille des Ardennes, du  au . Une union sacrée se constitue autour du pouvoir préfectoral, qu'il incarne, pour affronter cette situation.

Son rôle dans ce département encore sensible est cité pour son caractère exemplaire par le ministre de l'Intérieur, Adrien Tixier, au conseil des ministres. Il s'agit de venir en secours aux populations, d'approvisionner ces populations, et de permettre progressivement la reprise du travail. Il y gagne la qualification, localement, de « préfet de la Remise en marche ».

Il faut également veiller au rétablissement d'un État républicain, en ramenant progressivement le Comité départemental de libération, représentant localement la résistance intérieure française, à un rôle consultatif. Ce comité était entré en conflit avec son prédécesseur, jugé trop tiède sur ce sujet délicat de l'épuration et avait obtenu son départ. Pour autant Georges Rastel maintient une ligne de strict respect de l'état de droit et de la justice, activant comme son prédécesseur la vigilance de ses services pour éviter les exécutions extra-judiciaires et les actes vengeurs, ce qui est particulièrement réussi dans le département des Ardennes.

En , il quitte les Ardennes et devient préfet de la Loire-Inférieure, alors que la poche de Saint-Nazaire vient à peine d'être reprise à l'occupant allemand, retrouvant ainsi une situation proche de celle connue dans les Ardennes. Il revient ensuite dans l'administration centrale, en étant nommé directeur du service des alcools au ministère des Finances en 1946.

Il est brièvement membre du gouvernement Paul Ramadier (1), en tant que haut commissaire à la distribution, du  au , où il a la tutelle des services du ravitaillement, dans un contexte de pénurie et de restrictions. Il est ensuite nommé conseiller d'État en service extraordinaire pendant un an, d' à .

Puis il est à nouveau nommé dans la préfectorale, en devenant préfet d'Eure-et-Loir (1948-1951).

Candidatures à des élections nationales

Lors des élections législatives du 17 juin 1951, il se présente sous l'étiquette de l'Union démocratique et socialiste de la Résistance (UDSR, parti animé notamment par René Pleven et François Mitterrand) dans le département d'Eure-et-Loir. Situé en seconde position sur la liste présentée par le parti radical et radical-socialiste, l'UDSR et le Rassemblement des gauches républicaines (RGR), il est élu avec  sur  et  exprimés.

En , il est nommé membre de la commission de la production industrielle.

Mais son élection est invalidée en , en raison de l'incompatibilité de son mandat parlementaire avec l'activité de préfet de son département d'élection exercée peu de temps avant. Il a participé cependant en  à deux votes importants avant cette invalidation, en s'exprimant contre la proposition relative à l'échelle mobile des salaires en  et contre les lois Marie et Barangé d'aide à l'enseignement privé.

Le , il est de nouveau candidat à une élection partielle, mais n'est pas élu.

Sous la Cinquième République, aux élections de novembre 1958, il est candidat radical aux législatives dans la deuxième circonscription d'Eure-et-Loir. Il subit un nouvel échec, n'arrivant qu'en deuxième position au second tour derrière le candidat UNR Edmond Thorailler. Il obtient au second tour  () contre  (), sur  exprimés.

Il se focalise dès lors sur des fonctions politiques locales, en reprenant sa carrière de fonctionnaire.

Carrière d'élu local et retour dans l'administration

Élu conseil municipal de Dreux en 1953, il en est le maire de 1959 à 1965, succédant à Maurice Viollette, et conseiller général du canton.

Tout en étant maire de Dreux, il reprend sa carrière dans l'administration en étant trésorier général de l'Algérie en 1960, puis du Loiret en 1961. En 1963, il devient trésorier général coordonnateur pour la région Centre puis, de 1968 à 1976, trésorier-payeur général du Pas-de-Calais.

Il a par ailleurs une vie associative active, assurant successivement les fonctions suivantes :
 Président d'honneur de l'Automobile-Club des fonctionnaires et assimilés,
 Vice-président national des organisations des fonctionnaires de la Résistance,
 Président d'honneur du Cercle d'éducation populaire de Chartres et
 Président d'honneur des auberges de jeunesse d'Eure-et-Loir.

Famille

Sa femme est chirurgien-dentiste.

Il a une fille : Françoise qui en 1967 épouse à Saint-Ange-et-Torçay Guido Galtieri, italien, attaché à l'Institut italien de culture à Rio de Janeiro et un fils : Franklin qui en 1972 épouse à Féron Marie-Paule Rambeaud, originaire d'Hautmont.

Georges Rastel meurt le  à Vernouillet (Eure-et-Loir) dans sa quatre-vingt-troisième année.

Récompenses
Georges Rastel est titulaire des décorations suivantes :
 Officier de la Légion d'honneur
 Médaille d'argent de la reconnaissance française
 Médaille d'or de l'éducation physique et des sports, qui donne droit en 1956 au titre d'officier du Mérite sportif

Œuvres
 Les Controverses doctrinales sur le bimétallisme au , Imprimerie Les Presses modernes, 1935 - 198 pages
 Jeux fiscaux, Deux Rives, 1953 - 175 pages

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes

 Dreux
 Liste des députés d'Eure-et-Loir
 Liste des maires de Dreux
 Liste des préfets de la Loire-Atlantique
 Liste des préfets des Ardennes
 Liste des préfets d'Eure-et-Loir

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Ministre français du Ravitaillement
Ministre de la Quatrième République
Conseiller général d'Eure-et-Loir
Député de la deuxième législature de la Quatrième République
Député d'Eure-et-Loir
Personnalité de l'Union démocratique et socialiste de la Résistance
Personnalité du Parti républicain radical et radical-socialiste
Maire de Dreux
Préfet d'Eure-et-Loir
Préfet des Ardennes
Préfet de la Loire-Atlantique
Conseiller d'État en service extraordinaire
Dirigeant sportif français
Officier de la Légion d'honneur
Officier de l'ordre national du Mérite
Naissance en octobre 1910
Naissance à Montgeron
Naissance en Seine-et-Oise
Décès en avril 1993

Décès à 82 ans
Décès à Vernouillet (Eure-et-Loir)


I pray that your life is filled with God's peace this Christmas. Don't let anyone or anything steal your joy. Guard your heart and mind and keep your focus on the birth of Jesus as you begin to prepare for the Christmas holidays. No matter what your circumstances may be, you can celebrate the Christmas holidays because God is with you, girlfriend.
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Our biggest kids event ever is underway, and Xfinity TV customers are digging into kids content across platforms, from watching Disney channels live on Xfinity.com/TV to downloading Sprout favorites like The Chica Show to the Xfinity TV Player app. While our TV shows are sure to keep kids entertained, one of the coolest things happening during Summer of Kids is Family Movie Night.
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We just wrapped up our second week polling, and the ballot included Mulan, The Great Muppet Caper, Toy Story, Toy Story 2, Toy Story 3, ET: The Extra Terrestrial, All Dogs Go To Heaven, Bolt, and Escape to Witch Mountain. Hundreds of people voted over the last couple of weeks, and today Xfinity TV families can choose from Mulan, Toy Story, Toy Story 2, Toy Story 3 and ET: The Extra Terrestrial to watch together at a discounted rate. Make sure to vote for next weekend's Top 5 – voting closes on Monday at noon.


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La Serie A2 2019-2020 è stata la 5ª edizione del campionato nazionale di calcio a 5 di secondo livello e la 3ª assoluta della categoria. La stagione regolare è iniziata il 6 ottobre 2019 e si sarebbe dovuta concludere il 26 aprile 2020, prolungandosi fino al 14 giugno con la disputa dei play-off, ma è stata interrotta dalla pandemia di COVID-19 del 2020.

Regolamento
Preso atto della rinuncia di 16 squadre il Consiglio Direttivo della Divisione Calcio a 5 ha provveduto e definito l'organico per la stagione sportiva 2019-2020 in 48 società. Al termine della stagione, sono state promosse in Serie A le vincenti dei quattro gironi. Un'ulteriore società avrebbe dovuto accedere allo spareggio tramite i play-off, a cui avrebbero preso parte le 16 società classificatesi tra il secondo e il quinto posto. Per ogni girone, le società giunte all'ultimo e al penultimo sono retrocesse direttamente, mentre si sarebbero affrontate nei play-out per determinare le rimanenti quattro retrocessioni nei campionati regionali le società classificatesi alla 9ª e 10ª posizione, a meno che tra le due squadre non vi siano 8 o più punti: in tal caso sarebbe retrocessa direttamente la società giunta in 10ª posizione. Successivamente alla conclusione anticipata si è deciso di far retrocedere direttamente anche le terz'ultime classificate.

Avvenimenti

Sorteggio calendari
Il calendari dei gironi sono stati resi noti venerdì 2 agosto sulle pagine social della Divisione Calcio a 5 e sulle edizioni del giorno successivo di Corriere dello Sport e Tuttosport, media partner della Divisione Calcio a 5.

Soste

Sospensione
A causa dell'insorgenza di alcuni casi di infezione da COVID-19 in Italia sono state rinviate dapprima le partite previste dal 5 al 15 marzo e, successivamente, fino al 3 aprile (queste ultime inizialmente programmate a porte chiuse). Visto il prolungarsi dell'emergenza si è deciso un ulteriore sospensione prima fino al 13 aprile, poi fino al 4 maggio ed infine al 18 maggio. Durante il Consiglio Direttivo del 25 maggio si è deciso di concludere la stagione.

Girone A

Classifica

Verdetti
 Granzette promosso in Serie A 2020-21.
 San Biagio Monza, Firenze e Mediterranea retrocesse nei campionati regionali.
 Union Fenice, Noalese e Trilacum non iscritti al campionato di Serie A2 2020-21.

Girone B

Classifica

Verdetti
 Città di Capena promosso in Serie A 2020-21.
 Sassoleone, Decima SC e Prandone retrocesse nei campionati regionali.
 Civitanova e Dorica Torrette non iscritti in Serie A2 2020-21.

Girone C

Classifica

Verdetti
 Coppa d'oro non iscritta al campionato di Serie A 2020-21; iscritta al campionato di Serie A2 2020-21. Real Praeneste e Castellammare non iscritti al campionato di Serie A2 2020-21.
 FB5 Roma, Olympia Zafferana e PMB Roma retrocesse nei campionati regionali.

Girone D

Classifica

Verdetti
 DF Fasano non iscritto al campionato di Serie A 2020-21. Nuceria e Venus Lauria non iscritti al campionato di Serie A2 2020-21.
 Rionero, Sarno e Atletic Taranto retrocesse nei campionati regionali.

Play-off
Per decretare la società che avrebbe dovuto partecipare allo spareggio permanenza/promozione si sarebbe proceduto allo svolgimento dei play-off. Ai play-off sarebbero state qualificate tutte le squadre giunte dalla seconda alla quinta posizione di ciascun girone. I play-off si sarebbero articolati in quattro turni a eliminazione diretta, organizzati in incontri di sola andata, eccezion fatta per il quarto turno. I primi due turni si sarebbero svolti in casa della società meglio classificata in stagione regolare. In caso di parità al termine degli incontri dei primi due turni sarebbero stati giocati due tempi supplementari. In caso di ulteriore parità al termine dei supplementari sarebbe stata dichiarata vincitrice la squadra meglio classificata in stagione regolare (coincidente con la squadra di casa). Nel terzo turno la squadra ospitante sarebbe stata decretata tramite sorteggio e in caso di parità al termine dei supplementari si sarebbero svolti i tiri di rigore. Il quarto turno si sarebbe giocato con andata e ritorno (ordine delle sfide determinato tramite sorteggio). In caso di parità nel numero cumulativo di gol si sarebbero svolti due tempi supplementari ed eventualmente i tiri di rigore.

Primo turno
Gli incontri del I turno si sarebbero dovuti disputare il 3 maggio in casa della squadra meglio classificata al termine della stagione regolare. In caso di parità al termine delle gare si sarebbero svolti due tempi supplementari di 5 minuti. In caso di ulteriore parità sarebbe stata decretata vincente la squadra meglio classificata al termine della stagione regolare (coincidente con la squadra di casa).

Secondo turno
Gli incontri del II turno si sarebbero dovuti disputare il 12 maggio in casa della squadra meglio classificata al termine della stagione regolare. In caso di parità al termine delle gare si sarebbero svolti due tempi supplementari di 5 minuti. In caso di ulteriore parità sarebbe stata decretata vincente la squadra meglio classificata al termine della stagione regolare (coincidente con la squadra di casa).

Terzo turno
Gli incontri del III turno si sarebbero dovuti disputare il 17 maggio. La squadra di casa sarebbe stata determinata tramite sorteggio. In caso di parità al termine delle gare si sarebbero svolti due tempi supplementari di 5 minuti. In caso di ulteriore parità si sarebbero svolti i tiri di rigore.

Quarto turno
Gli incontri del IV turno si sarebbero dovuti disputare il 24 e il 31 maggio. L'ordine delle sfide sarebbe stato determinato tramite sorteggio. In caso di parità del numero cumulativo di gol al termine della gara di ritorno si sarebbero svolti due tempi supplementari di 5 minuti. In caso di ulteriore parità si sarebbero svolti i tiri di rigore.

Andata

Ritorno

Spareggio permanenza/promozione

Formula
Lo spareggio permanenza/promozione sarebbe stato disputato con partite di andata e ritorno tra la società perdente i playout di Serie A e quella vincente i playoff di Serie A2, con la società perdente i playout di Serie A che avrebbe giocato il ritorno in casa.
Al termine degli incontri sarebbe stata dichiarata vincente la squadra che nelle due partite (di andata e di
ritorno) avrebbe ottenuto il maggior punteggio ovvero a parità di punteggio la squadra che avrebbe
realizzato il maggior numero di reti.
Nel caso di parità gli arbitri della gara di ritorno avrebbero fatto disputare due tempi supplementari di 5
minuti ciascuno.
Qualora anche al termine di questi le squadre fossero state in parità sarebbe stata considerata vincente la
squadra perdente il playout di Serie A.

Risultati

Andata

Ritorno

Note

Collegamenti esterni
Il girone A di Serie A2 sul sito della Divisione Calcio a 5
Il girone B di Serie A2 sul sito della Divisione Calcio a 5
Il girone C di Serie A2 sul sito della Divisione Calcio a 5
Il girone D di Serie A2 sul sito della Divisione Calcio a 5

Serie A2 di calcio a 5 femminile
Calcio a 5 nel 2019
Calcio a 5 nel 2020


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Gender and history
Like other forms of mass media in the second half of the 20th century, television was a tool used by the Franco dictatorship to shape public opinion and the way of life of its citizenry. Generally, television programming aimed for entertainment and banalization, but the stereotypification of gender roles pervaded its competitions, magazine programmes and series. And although they did so much less explicitly, sexualities and genders which were considered a crime until 1979 also slipped through.The gender stereotypes accepted by Catholic and Francoist morality, the ideal of a man and the ideal of a woman, were clearly depicted in advertising, as in the case of the well-known commercial for Ruton vacuum cleaners, with its catchy tune 'Salvada con Ruton' ('Saved by Ruton'). However, they also made an appearance on programmes such as the first reality show on Spanish television, Reina por un día (Queen for a Day), which satisfied the stereotypical dreams of comfort of Spanish women of the time. In contrast, homosexuality, bisexuality and genders outside the model of the traditional man and woman, completely unheard-of for the Franco regime, were reflected on television only through ambiguous situations and were left out of the main narrative.
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The Brick Theater, Inc. presents a Bone Orchard production, "The Stubborn Illusion Of Time" as part of The Film Festival: A Theater Festival.
Born out of improvisation, "The Stubborn Illusion Of Time" tells the story of a living man who stumbles into an old casket factory and emerges, his head bursting with what he has seen: ghosts frozen in a photograph. Bone Orchard plays off the film of their previous theatre piece, "The Immediate Present" to explore the nature of reality, illusion and time itself.
The final performance is June 28 at 7:30 p.m. at the Brick, 575 Metropolitan Avenue in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn. All tickets $15; visit www.theatermania.com or call 212-352-3101.


While it's daunting to think about, Christmas is coming up. You know what that means? Christmas shopping. This year, try and combat those last minute shopping trips and start shopping now.
Famous for its distinctive bottle and named for the sea beast of myth and legend, The Kraken Black Spiced Rum, is launching a limited-edition ceramic bottle in November. Imported from the Caribbean and carefully blended with 13 different secret spices, The Kraken Black Spiced Rum is bold, rich, black, and smooth.
It is not for the weak of spirit, yet one thing is certain: these bottles of The Kraken Rum will make unbelievable gifts for those who worship the darkness, believe in the Beast, or simply enjoy aesthetic objects.
The Kraken Black Spiced Rum Limited Edition Ceramic Bottle (RRP$89.99) is available to purchase at Dan Murphy's.
Sometimes, socks and jocks are just necessary. In my experience, men don't tend to buy new undies and socks so they are the perfect gift. You could go fancy with some Calvin Klein jocks (which are 30% on The Iconic right now!!!) or go the bright and bold route with Bonds (currently 40% off!!).
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The PlayStation was originally conceived as a joint venture between Sony and Nintendo, so it's fitting that this reincarnated console cribs from Ninty's wildly popular NES and SNES Classic Mini devices of recent years.
Featuring a full-sized recreation of that iconic DualShock controller and 20 vintage titles from that era – including Final Fantasy VII, Ridge Racer Type 4 and Tekken 3 – all you need for a dose of 32-bit nostalgia is to hook the thing up to your telly's HDMI and USB slots.
Perfect for those guys who just love video games and the classic games they played when they were younger. You can purchase the Playstation Classic at JB HiFi and retails at $149!
Wash bags are always a great gift, perfect for the man that is always travelling. This one from the iconic is leather and super luxe. Again, jump on that 30% off deal! You can even add a shaving kit for the fresh faced guys, or a beard grooming kit for the men with a love for facial hair. If hair is important to them, add in some fancy pomade like this!
Sometimes, all a man needs is a decent travel bag. Country Road has some of my favourite duffle bags, and this vintage looking one is perfect for quick overnight getaways or weekends away. They're even great to take on a long commute or to just dump things in and jet out the door.
Perfect for the movie buff, movie box sets and collections are an awesome gift. The Cult Classics 10 Movie Collection features 10 of the most iconic films ever. If you're feeling the Christmas Spirit, perhaps the Home Alone 5 Movie Collection might be up your alley! There are a multitude of collections available, and they're a perfect stocking stuffer. You can purchase these sets at your local JB HiFi!
I'm making use of these sales and getting my Christmas shopping over and done with! What do you think you'll be buying your loved ones this year?


The governor of Benue State Samuel Ortom and the Executive Governor of Taraba State Darius Ishaku are currently out of the country as their respective governed states are being ravaged by incessant attacks, herdsmen killings and ethnic/community clashes. The past week have been bloody in both states due to hostilities between neighboring communities and towns.
The APC spokesman in Taraba State Aaron Artemas said "It is a big surprise that his state is on fire, yet he (Ishaku) is nowhere to be found, I wonder what became of the security votes the governor received since coming into office. "Though I was not around when he left the country, I suspect he is in the United States," said a source at the Taraba State Government House. Ortom is reported to be on leave.
Leaders of the Tiv community say the crisis has already killed 23 persons, while the Jukun put their casualty figures at 12. The conflict started two weeks ago in Kente Village, in Wukari Local Government Area (LGA), Taraba State and spilled to Ukum LGA in neighboring Benue State.
Benue State acting governor, Benson Abounu, said the session would seek to proffer lasting solutions. In a statement by his chief press secretary, Abounu described as unacceptable killings and destruction of property in the Tiv communities of Gbeji, Vaase and Jootar, and vowed the culprits would be brought to book.


In this detailed guide, you will be able to learn how to Download and Install Huawei P10 B201 Nougat Update. There's a latest Nougat update for the Huawei P10 which now brings on board full and flawless VoLTE support to the device, alongside many bug fixes as well. While the device is next in line for the big Oreo update, users can still enjoy the best features available on EMUI for the Huawei P10.
The Huawei P10 sports a 1080p display, with 64 Gigs on internal storage and also the fast Kirin 960 processor. The device has been provided with many little software updates to eliminate bugs and add some new features, and this proves that the company is keen to provide quality assurance even after an year has passed with the device being released. Well, very recently, Huawei also made yet another version of Android Nougat available to the Huawei P10, and users are happier than ever.
This is an official update, and if you don't want to risk your device, just wait for an official OTA update. However, you can follow our indepth guide on how to Download and Install Huawei P10 B201 Nougat Update.
Now rename the downloaded file "update_data_full_public.zip" file to update_data_public.zip and the second data file "update_full_VTR-09_hw_eu.zip" to update_all_hw.zip and copy them either in the external SDCard inside HWOTA folder or in the PC in the C:\..\HWOTA\update folder.
First download the HWOTA_VTR.zip and extract it on your PC or your device SD Card.
Connect your device and reboot into Bootloader mode using "Volume Down + Power" or just use "adb reboot bootloader" then press any key.
The above step will install TWRP on your device.
Once you're in TWRP mode, plug in the USB cable again and press the Enter key on your computer.
If you have saved the files in the HWOTA folder on the SD card, type 1 and press ENTER and if files are saved in the HWOTA/Update folder on your PC, type 2 and press ENTER.
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As a parent who cares about the health and the well being of her family, why not apply the same philosophy to the entire neighborhood. With Halloween around the corner, I've selected my favorite fair trade, organic, all natural or non GMO Halloween treats to pass out to your local trick or treaters. Like Justin's Peanut Butter Cups made with organic peanut butter and fair trade chocolate, they're also vegan, gluten and dairy free…. perfect for little ones with allergies!
While we can't avoid the Halloween sugar high, we can, however, choose more wholesome and healthier choices for our kids.
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QB Rankings - Value Picks
A few QBs I like this year relative to where they are being ranked:
Andrew Luck is a young (yet mature) gun slinger. He should be the first QB taken in your draft, despite not being ranked first by most sites. In 2014, at the age of 25 years old, Luck led the league in TD passes and was third in passing yards (behind only Drew Brees and Big Ben). Additionally, he led the league in completions of 20+ yards and was tied for throwing the most 40+ yard completions. With wideout Andre Johnson replacing WR Reggie Wayne as well as RB Frank Gore adding depth to the depleted Indianapolis backfield, Andrew Luck's fourth NFL season is destined to be spectacular for his fantasy owners.
'Big Ben' Roethlisberger tied Drew Brees last year for the most passing yards in the league. Big Ben is coming off his best fantasy season since 2007, ending as the number five fantasy QB in standard leagues. With Antonio Brown, Martavis Bryant, and Markus Wheaton, Ben Roethlisberger has one of the best, young wide receiver corps in the league. Even if he can't repeat his back-to-back six TD games, Ben averaged 15 points per game excluding these two games where he single-handedly won fantasy matchups for his owners.
Tom Brady will be under-drafted in upcoming drafts as owners will not want to deal with his current four game suspension (as of this writing). However, this punishment could be lessened or lifted all together. Brady could be a sneaky pick this year. He ended as the ninth best fantasy QB last year despite only throwing one TD in each of his first four games and scoring single digit fantasy points in three of those games. You'll be able to mix and match free agent QBs for the first four weeks (including second year Patriots backup Jimmy Garoppolo), and then watch out because Brady will be coming back with a vengeance.
Ryan Tannehill can't complain about who he's throwing to this year. He will start 2015 with a set of speedy wide receivers and a spectacle at tight end: Kenny Stills, Jarvis Landry, DeVante Parker and Jordan Cameron. Tannehill took a big step up last year, achieving career highs in most categories. He looks to take another big step up in 2015 in Bill Lazor's second year as offensive coordinator.
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