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Starting January 2012, Portland State University (PSU) will offer more sexual misconduct resources for students. These services include a sexual assault nurse examination program and an all-inclusive website that will give students, staff, and community members a convenient, centralized way to find out about support services, reporting options, and PSU policies regarding sexual assault.
The new Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) program offered through PSU's Center for Student Health and Counseling (SHAC) will support all students who are survivors of sexual misconduct. Previously, victims of sexual misconduct had to travel to off-campus hospitals for this service. Students can now receive trauma-informed medical services, including forensic evidence collection, disease testing, and wellness care on campus.
The new SANE Program is the result of a long-term planning process and collaboration between PSU and members of the Multnomah County Sexual Assault Response Team, including the Portland Police Bureau, Multnomah County District Attorney's Office Victim Assistance Program, and the Portland Women's Crisis Line. PSU is the first school in the metro area to offer these services.
PSU also developed the new Sexual Misconduct Prevention and Response website (www.pdx.edu/sexual-assault) to support community access to information and resources. Features of the website include clear directions for students who wish to access help after an assault or report an assault; information for faculty and staff on how to support students; and suggestions for students who wish to participate in campus efforts to prevent sexual violence.
Vice President of Enrollment Management & Student Affairs Jackie Balzer stated that "Portland State University is proud to host ongoing efforts to address sexual misconduct in our campus community. We are continually working to improve our coordinated campus efforts to prevent and respond to incidents of sexual misconduct."
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butter LONDON believes in Rock & Roll. Great Britain. And Fashion. They are obsessed with colour, unbridled creativity and self-expression. butter LONDON's shades are created for the catwalk alongside the world's top fashion designers - putting you in the front row every day. butter LONDON has always been dedicated to bringing you high-fashion colour without compromise, so they never add formaldehyde, toluene, DBP, phthalates or parabens to any of their products. Sophisticated enough for the most posh dressing table, butter LONDON is the go to brand for high-fashion beauty.
Beauty products free of toxins such formaldehyde are the offerings of the much-celebrated butter LONDON brand, which has been helping women achieve stellar manicures and pedicures without the chemical baggage since 2005. Beyond the realm of high-end nail and hand treatments, the company also offers stylish mascaras, lipsticks, blushes, and other beauty essentials--all with the health of your skin taken as much into account as the vital aesthetics.
Whatever look you're going for, wherever you feel the need for a little sprucing-up, you'll find the product for you in the butter LONDON collection. Beyond cuticle oils and every shade of lacquer and gloss imaginable, you'll find such skin palliatives as the butter LONDON Rock Off Glycolic Callus Peel. Stocked with glycolic and salicylic acids for exfoliation, this easy-to-apply peel softens rough patches and sloughs away calluses, resulting in luxuriantly smooth and tender feet.
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Patagonia Black Hole® Duffel Bag 70L
Perfect for gearheads, the Black Hole® Duffel 70L easily swallows a week's worth of stuff and is made with 100% recycled body fabric, lining and webbing.
- Made from lightweight yet extremely durable, 100% recycled polyester ripstop with a TPU-film laminate to create a fabric that's weather-resistant, abrasion-resistant and highly packable; lined with 100% recycled polyester with a tough polyurethane coating
- The top zipper opens wide to provide quick and easy access to the main compartment; a zippered side pocket and mesh stash pockets inside the lid keep the day's small essentials close at hand; the Black Hole® Duffel stuffs into its own pocket for easy storage
- The padded, removable shoulder strap lets you carry the Black Hole Duffel over your shoulder and reinforced haul handles withstand over-zealous baggage handlers
- The padded, removable backpack straps have an ergonomic shape for carrying comfort, weight distribution and versatility
- The padded base protects the contents of the Black Hole Duffel from rough terrain and hard knocks
- The exterior daisy chains are sturdy and reinforced and provide myriad lashing options for extra gear
- 1,440 g (3 lbs 2.79 oz)
Body: 14-oz 900-denier 100% postconsumer recycled polyester ripstop (22% solution-dyed) with a TPU-film laminate.
Lining: 3.3-oz 200-denier 100% recycled polyester with a polyurethane coating.
Both with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish.
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Patagonia has worked with bluesign® technologies since 2000 to evaluate and reduce resource consumption in our materials supply chain, and to assist us with managing the chemicals, dyes and finishes used in the process. bluesign technologies, based in Switzerland, works at each step in the textile supply chain to approve chemicals, processes, materials, and products that are safe for the environment, safe for workers, and safe for the end customers.
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Symposium on Gordon K. Hirabayashi, February 22
February 12, 2014
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Gordon K. Hirabayashi's Presidential Medal of Freedom to be donated to UW by Hirabayashi Family
Judge Mary Schroeder to speak; wrote 1987 opinion vacating Hirabayashi's curfew and exclusion convictions
February 22, 1:00-5:30p.m. UW Kane Hall
In observance of the University of Washington's annual Day of Remembrance of the signing of Executive Order 9066 and on the occasion of the UW Libraries opening the Hirabayashi Collection, Courage in Action: A Symposium on the Life and Legacy of Gordon K. Hirabayashi will take place at Kane Hall at the University of Washington on Saturday, February. 22, 1:00p.m. – 5:30p.m. Admission is free, but advance registration is requested. Visit <UWalum.com/Hirabayashi> Lori Matsukawa, King 5 News, will emcee.
Susan Carnahan, Gordon Hirabayashi's widow, will present Hirabayashi's Presidential Medal of Freedom, which was awarded posthumously to Hirabayashi by President Obama in 2012.
Ana Mari Cauce Ph.D. Provost and Executive Vice President, Office of the Provost, Professor, Psychology Department, will accept the Presidential Medal on behalf of the UW. In the near future, it will be on permanent display on the UW campus.
The medal is part of the collection of Gordon's journals, recordings, legal papers and photographs that the family has donated to UW Libraries Special Collections, where they are open for students, researchers, and the public. Plans to digitize portions of the collection are underway.
Judge Mary Schroeder, who wrote the 1987 opinion vacating Hirabayashi's curfew and exclusion convictions on proof of the allegations of governmental misconduct [Hirabayashi v. United States, 828 F.2d 591 (9th Cir. 1987)], will present Gordon Hirabayashi's Timely Lessons About Courage
Speakers and moderators include
- Judge Mary M. Schroeder, Senior Circuit Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
- Lane Ryo Hirabayashi, Ph.D. Professor, Department of Asian American Studies, UCLA
- Roger Daniels, Ph.D., Charles Phelps Taft Professor Emeritus of History, University of Cincinnati
- Tetsuden (Tetsu) Kashima, Ph.D. Professor, Department of American Ethnic Studies and Adjunct Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Washington
- Anne Jenner, Pacific Northwest Curator, Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries
- Gail Nomura, Ph.D., Associate Professor, American Ethnic Studies, University of Washington
The family of Gordon Hirabayashi will share their personal recollections. Panelists include
- Susan Carnahan (Gordon Hirabayashi's widow)
- Esther Furugori, (Gordon's sister)
- Sharon Yuen (Gordon's daughter)
- Marion Oldenburg (Gordon's daughter)
- Jay Hirabayashi (Gordon's son)
- Alisha Hurley (Susan Carnahan's daughter)
- Kim Furugori (Gordon's niece, Esther's daughter)
Jay Hirabayashi, Executive Director, Kokoro Dance, Vancouver (B.C.) International Dance Festival, will perform a brief Butoh dance in honor of his parents.
Civil Disobedience! Exhibit of Hirabayashi papers in Allen Library, 1-5pm
The exhibit in the Allen Library North lobby will be open on Feb 22 from 1-5pm. The exhibit runs through February 28, 2014 and is open regular building hours for Suzzallo and Allen Libraries.
Book signing by Prof. Lane Hirabayashi, 3pm
The day will include a book signing by Prof. Lane Ryo Hirabayashi, co-author of A Principled Stand: the Story of Gordon Hirabayashi v. United States, (University of Washington Press, 2013) which he wrote with his uncle Gordon and his father, the late James Hirabayashi. UW Press and the University Book Store will be in the Walker Ames room in Kane Hall 3:00 - 4:00pm.
Staged reading of Hold These Truths, Feb 22 & 23
In a related event, a staged reading of Jeanne Sakata's solo play Hold These Truths featuring actor Greg Watanabe will be held at the Theatre Off Jackson, February 22, 7:30 pm, and February 23, 2:00 pm. Tickets are $15 general, $10 seniors and students (ID required at the door) at Brown Paper Tickets http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/564144
About Gordon K. Hirabayashi: In a remarkable show of personal courage, Auburn native Gordon Hirabayashi was one of handful of Japanese Americans nationwide to defy U.S. government curfew and "evacuation" orders issued in 1942 (in the context of World War II) to persons of Japanese ancestry who lived on the West Coast. Hirabayashi considered the orders to be a gross violation of Constitutional rights. He was arrested, convicted, and imprisoned, and eventually appealed his case to the U.S. Supreme Court. Although the Supreme Court upheld his conviction at the time, the fight to overturn it resumed in the 1980s, culminating in his judicial vindication. After the war, Gordon Hirabayashi returned to the UW where he earned degrees in Sociology. He spent most of his career teaching at the University of Alberta, in Edmonton, Canada. He died on January 2, 2012.
UW partners for the events are UW Alumni Association, University Libraries, American Ethnic Studies, Asian American Studies, UW Press, American Indian Studies, The Hirabayashi Chair for the Advancement of Citizenship, and the School of Law.
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This one is for my makeup enthusiasts....
If you know me at all you will know I'm a budding makeup artist (i'm currently in school for it so when I start doing it professionally I have some real training under my {makeup brush} belt.) and I also have started working with Influenster where they send me products and I get to review them. Umm...yes please!! (If you are interested in signing up, head over HERE and get started! Just choose a night when your relaxing with your feet up in front of netflix and answer their questions as they get to know you, and then wait to see if you're chosen! It's literally thrilling...i'm hoping that's not just because i'm a mum! hahaha!)
So before I show my makeup look that i've created for you, I wanted to show you my review on the product Influenster sent me. A full size Better Skin Powder from Maybelline....
{Influenster sent me the product but opinions and all words used to
describe the products performance are my own.}
Ok....now moving on to my personal review. I watch a bunch of different beauty gurus on YouTube and i've heard of Milani makeup so many times, I just rarely shop anywhere that sells it. So I had my husband drop me at Walgreens and CVS so I could run in, kid free, and grab some bits.
I picked up the Everyday Eyes Earthly Elements palette and the Foil Eye Shine palette in Florence. Oh my gosh! For the price point, and it being "drugstore" makeup these pallettes were {mostly} pigmented and apply like a dream! You can see in the swatches which ones weren't so pigmented, but the main colours you would use were beautiful. The foil shadows are a cream texture and so fun to play with. There are so many cute looks you could achieve with these palettes. I bought the foils because I saw that they had similar earthy colours and wanted to try layering it on top. This was my final look with the mattes as my base and finished off with a an eye catching shimmer.
I paired it with an overdrawn dark purple lip. I overdrew as an experiment, I have a very thin top lip and have wanted to try it to see what it would look like. It was fun to see, but not a look that I like as far as doing it with makeup. I would consider lip injections as it is something that personally bothers me about my face, but as far as "overdrawing" Kylie Jenner style, it isn't my thing. At least I can say i've tried it.
|Everyday Eyes Earthly Elements palette and the Foil Eye Shine palette in Florence by Milani.
Swatches on left are "foils" the rest from the Earthly Elements Palette.
What do you guys think of the look? Do you think this still counts as natural even though it's a little more "out there", or is this a super glam look for you?
What are your favourite Milani products you think I need to try?
I have a few exciting things I need to blog about here soon, as soon as I can share I will...but for now, I hope everyone is having a great positive week and looking forward to the weekend. We have our baby turning 2 and i'm trying to keep it together! haha! Will update the blog with party pics, of course.
Stay well, Jessie xoxo


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Situated just outside Hervey Bay, Carinity Education – Glendyne (formerly Glendyne Education & Training Centre) is a co-educational independent school offering a second chance for young people who have found mainstream schooling unsuitable.
We offer more than an alternative style of education; we are here to walk alongside students in times of need and encourage them to achieve their dreams. By providing practical education with individual learning support and a range of life skills, we help to provide purpose and direction into the lives of young people and pathways to become positive and contributing members of the community.


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Hello and welcome to The Country Doctor - your Home for Health and Healing, specializing in:
- Healing Therapeutic Bodywork
- Emotional Release Work
- Herbal Medicine
- Naturopathic Medicine
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I hope that you will find the information you are seeking. We've added new and exciting information, images and links throughout the website - be sure to RE-AQUAINT yourself with each and every page. Check my interactive areas at the right often - to keep up with the latest news and events. Take some time to shop Nature's Sunshine through my link...these are wonderful products that I use everyday.
Renee Waters, ND - owner of The Country Doctor, since 1984 - is a Traditional Naturopath, Reflexologist, Iridologist, Licensed Massage Therapist, with special training in Nutrition, Cranio Sacral Therapy, Aromatherapy, EFT Techniques for Trauma and Emotional Issues. Renee Waters, ND is also a Wellness Practitioner and Educator with over 28 years of experience in teaching and providing help to individuals and groups in matters of holistic health and wellness.
Renee Waters, ND chooses to call herself "The Country Doctor" since 1984, because she has a long history of experience in Natural Health and Nursing. The Country Doctor operates in the same fashion as the Old Country Doctors did once ago and Renee Waters, ND believes in the same traditions as Hippocrates:
DO NO HARM: Primum non nocere is part of the Hippocratic oath. Naturopaths do not use harmful, artificial substances such as drugs and pharmaceuticals; nor do they use invasive and dangerous procedures, such as surgery.
In the past 28 years, Renee Waters, ND has recommended to her clients the importance of drinking pure water, breathing fresh air, exercise, eating an abundance of fruits and vegetables, supplementation when necessary, detoxification, expressing emotions in a supportive way, nurturing a spiritual belief system and taking care of and pampering the body with rest and bodywork when needed.
Renee's passion is to make a connection with each individual she meets whether it be through a speaking engagement, therapy session or just a kind word. To be of service and a good role model to help improve the Health & Wellness of each individual one person at a time here in her own town Fond du lac, Wisconsin and also nationwide.
(NEW) We have some exiting NEW Therapies available
• HOMEOPATHIC IMPRINTER is a device that utilizes the latest in Vibrational/Energy therapies. By combining with the basic principles of Homeopathy, the imprinter records the vibrational signature of the body, including the various harmful pathogens, amplifies these vibrations many times over, and using a type of bio-feedback to the body, stimulates the body to return to balance. Much like the way an opera singer shatters glass by hitting a high enough note. Parasites, bacteria, viruses, and other organisms are damaged, killed, or unable to propagate when they encounter the frequencies generated.
• Q1000 - QLasers are completely safe, non-toxic and non-invasive. In short, it is the application of controlled light over injuries and painful areas to stimulate natural healing within those tissues. A low level laser is a device that projects safe levels of energy into your cells allowing you to recover from illness or injuries and to live a pain free life.
• SCENAR - Based on the principles of traditional Chinese medicine – acupuncture and zonal contact massage and the achievements of modern electrotherapy, SCENAR combines the most up-to-date electronic technology with the ancient healing art of the East.
• SOLARIS BLANKET - The OLM-01 is a therapuetic device made as a blanket that has a shielding layer. This EMF-shielding blanket is designed for treatment and prophylaxis of functional disorders and diseases.
If you'd like to keep in touch with New Offerings of Classes, Therapies, etc....please email us or sign-up for our Newsletter.


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Colombia reached the quarter-finals of the World Cup for the first time after a double from James Rodriguez gave them a 2-0 win over Uruguay in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday.
Uruguay, playing without Luis Suarez after the striker was thrown out of the World Cup for biting Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini, went close through Edinson Cavani and Maximiliano Pereira but created few clear chances at the Maracana.
Playing at their first World Cup since 1998, Colombia went ahead in spectacular style when Rodriguez took the ball on his chest and volleyed past Uruguay goalkeeper Fernando Muslera from outside the box just before the half-hour mark.
Rodriguez doubled Colombia's lead early in the second half, sweeping home Juan Cuadrado's header from close range. The goal was his fifth of the World Cup, making him the tournament's leading scorer.
Colombia will play Brazil in the quarter-finals after the hosts beat Chile in a penalty shootout earlier on Saturday.


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England 1 : 2 Italy - Bold England beaten by BalotelliSaturday, June 14, 2014 by PA
England put on a thrilling display of attacking football, but they emerged from their trek into the jungle with a 2-1 defeat in their World Cup opener thanks to Mario Balotelli's winner in the draining heat of Manaus.
Balotelli scored the decisive goal for the Azzurri five minutes into the second half after Daniel Sturridge had cancelled out a Claudio Marchisio effort.
At times England were simply breath-taking on the attack. Raheem Sterling, making just his third England start, wowed the crowds inside the Arena Amazonia with his quick thinking and even quicker feet.
Sterling, Danny Welbeck and Jordan Henderson all went close in the first half as a bold, young and bright England went for Italy from the first whistle.
Roy Hodgson's men also had two good penalty shouts turned down and their passing, until the last 10 minutes, was incredibly fluent.
But defensive shortcomings cost the team again. Marchisio was, inexplicably, left unmarked and he took full advantage by driving Italy ahead from outside the box.
And then Gary Cahill lost Balotelli at the back post to put Italy ahead for a second time - after Sturridge had equalised following a brilliant England counter-attack.
Wayne Rooney's critics will also be given further ammunition after he missed two good chances.
Any snap conclusions should not be made about England's fate. Their World Cup is not over just yet, especially with Costa Rica having beaten Uruguay in the other Group D fixture earlier on Saturday.
But the Three Lions will have to sharpen up at the back fast - particularly with Luis Suarez due to appear against Hodgson's side on Thursday in Sao Paulo.
The atmosphere inside the Arena Amazonia was electric at kick-off.
After clocking up over 12,000 air miles and taking the advice of nutritionists, video analysts, sports scientists and a psychiatrist, the time had come for England to "walk the walk" as captain Steven Gerrard put it.
Hodgson had spoken of Sterling's "breath-taking" performances in training this week and the Liverpool midfielder left the 2,500 England fans inside the stadium gasping for air in the second minute.
Sterling picked the ball up 40 yards out and took 10 paces forward before blasting a right-footed shot which rippled the side-netting past the flying Salvatore Sirigu, who was standing in for the injured Gianluigi Buffon.
England's explosive start continued moments later when Henderson unleashed a low shot that Sirigu scrambled across his line to save.
More was to come. Welbeck, the sweat already glistening on his forehead, let fly with a low drive which skimmed the turf and flew inches wide.
It was a dynamite opening which was in keeping with the thrilling start to the World Cup as a whole.
The Italians were struggling to keep pace with England's electric attack, but they did pierce the Three Lions' box on a couple of occasions.
Andrea Pirlo thought he should have had a penalty when his chip clipped Glen Johnson's arm.
England had their own call for a spot-kick turned down a few minutes later when Andrea Barzagli and Gabriel Paletta blocked Welbeck's path into the box.
All the good work went down the drain when England left Marchisio unmarked on the edge of the box, however.
Pirlo dummied Marco Verratti's corner and his Juventus team-mate drove past three England defenders into Joe Hart's net.
Marchisio raced for the bench, where he was mobbed by the entire squad and coaching staff. Hodgson scratched his head.
Two minutes and 43 seconds later the England manager was on his feet celebrating Sturridge's equaliser.
Sterling was the architect of the move, cutting Italy's defence open with a 40-yard pass to Rooney. He looked up and found Sturridge with a lovely cross which the Liverpool man stabbed home on the half-volley.
The England bench celebrated a little too hard. Physio Gary Lewin had to be carried off on a stretcher with a dislocated ankle.
England endured a couple of nervy moments before half-time. Phil Jagielka cleared Balotelli's chip off the line and Antonio Candreva hit a post.
But Hodgson's men clung on, and they started the second period as they did the first. Sturridge pelted a low 20-yard drive which Sirigu pushed away.
Once again, though, the good work went to waste as slack marking allowed Italy to re-take the lead.
Leighton Baines was out-smarted - not for the first time - by Candreva, who turned and crossed for Balotelli, who had gained a yard on Cahill. The former Manchester City striker guided the ball past Hart and the celebrations on the Italian bench ensued once again.
Referee Bjorn Kuipers then turned down two good England penalty shouts. First Chiellini swept Welbeck's legs from beneath him and then Paletta knocked Gerrrard over, but the referee waved play on.
Hodgson brought on Ross Barkley and, within two minutes, he had stung Sirigu's palms. Rooney had a better chance, latching on to Baines' ball, but he shot wide.
Sirigu tipped Baines' free-kick around the post and then Rooney wasted the corner that followed by slicing the ball behind the goal.
Hodgson brought Jack Wilshere on and then Adam Lallana, who replaced a limping Sturridge.
But England's passing went awry as the heat started taking its toll on the players.
The Italians kept the ball well and the final whistle blew, resulting in raucous celebrations on the Azzurri bench.
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"We're here in the middle of the Amazon jungle today," booms Chris Kilham, an adventurer and medicine hunter, as he's about to show us the benefits of maqui berries or green coffee bean extract or any number of up-and-coming plants in medicinal healing.
Kilham, whom the New York Times calls part-David Attenborough, part-Indiana Jones, is an ethnobotanist who travels the world hunting for medicinal plants that can be used in novel ways. More than anything, he's an expressive, talk-with-his-hands pulpit-pounding advocate for herbs.
Kilham looks like a better-looking version of Juan Valdez. (Yes, the famous fictional coffee character who represented the Columbian coffee farmer for a quarter century.) Kilham is equally as comfortable walking through the coffee fields of Columbia or fondling black currant from Chile as he is appearing on "The Dr. Oz Show" or doing his regular TV segments for Fox News.
When I spoke with him, he was a week away from investigating olive leaf extract in Morocco. His informative segments are usually set to destination music and accompanied by vivid videography capturing the brilliant purple in a heap of berries, the chartreuse leaves of the Echinacea plant or the deeply tan, creased face of a coffee harvester.
"The work involves doing research in the field — finding herbs that will be beneficial in some way either in this market or in Europe," says Kilham. He meets with various companies that might be interested. For instance, a high-end cosmetics company might be interested in a novel oil that reduces wrinkles and comes from the Amazon, whereas a supplement company may want him to explore the latest medicinal plant that has anti-inflammatory properties somewhere in the icy Peruvian Andes.
Kilham comes by assignments organically — either he has an idea to explore some part of the world in search of a plant he's wondered about, or newspapers, magazines or companies call him up and say, "We want you to go to Siberia at the end of the month and look into this herb that builds muscle."
Either way, Kilham meets with harvesters, producers, growers, healers, shamans, scientists, trade officials and indigenous people in search of botanicals with proven health efficacy.
He scours remote jungles and highlands for plants, oils and extracts that heal and returns to the U.S. to passionately tell the rest of us about them.
"I'm very much interested in having people take herbs that make them feel good because if they do that, they'll have an experience and they'll say, 'Oh, this is real.' This is something you take and you don't have to go on faith, but you can feel the difference."
As people become more aware of the benefits of herbs, Kilham hopes they will be willing to dive in and try them for health purposes — whether it's allergies, improving digestion, pain or any other purpose.
"We've been sold a pharmaceutical bill of goods," says Kilham. "About 300,000 Americans die every year from the proper use of over-the-counter and prescription drugs. They don't get sick; they die. Every year usually not one single person dies from herbs. So herbs are safer by far. The science on herbs is massive."
Here are some herbs the Medicine Hunter is particularly enamored with:
- Olive leaf, which is anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-inflammatory. If Kilham has his way, we'll be hearing more about this Moroccan beauty.
- Aadaptogens, herbs that help us adapt to different physical and mental stressors, are increasingly popular, like Rhodiola from Siberia, which is probably the single most effective antidepressant agent of any kind on Earth, Kilham notes.
- Schizandra, a berry from North China that's taken to relieve stress and generally make you feel good.
- Green coffee bean extract (the unroasted beans) called Robusta from the Ivory Coast, which are higher in caffeine and lower in flavor than most people want, but they are rich in chlorogenic acids, which help reduce the absorption of sugar, making it an effective weight loss therapy.
To learn more about Kilham and the healing herbs he promotes, visit the Medicine Hunter website.
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'Pappano's Essential Ring Cycle', a documentary celebrating the bicentenary of Wagner's birth, will be broadcast on BBC Four on Friday 17 May at 7.30pm.
The programme is presented by The Royal Opera's Music Director Antonio Pappano, who conducted Wagner's Ring Cycle at the start of this Season, and explores Wagner's epic composition and its impact. It features Bryn Terfel, John Tomlinson, Susan Bullock and Sarah Connolly, all of whom performed in Keith Warner's production earlier this Season.
BBC Radio 3 will also broadcast a selection operas from across the 2012/13 season, including Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin, starring Simon Keenlyside and Krassimira Stoyanova; George Benjamin's Written on Skin, which received rave reviews on its premiere in March; and a live relay of Benjamin Britten's Gloriana. Performances from previous Royal Opera Seasons will also be broadcast as part of the Verdi and Wagner bicentenary celebrations. See below for full details.
BBC Radio 3 broadcasts:
Verdi's Stiffelio, Thursday 30 May, 2pm
Recorded in 2007. Elijah Moshinsky's production starring José Cura and Sondra Radvanovsky, conducted by Mark Elder.
Wagner's Der Fliegende Holländer, Thursday 23 May, 2pm
Recorded in 2009. Tim Albery's production, starring Bryn Terfel and Anja Kampe, conducted by Marc Albrecht.
Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin, Saturday 1 June, 6pm
Kasper Holten's production starring Simon Keenlyside and Krassimira Stoyanova, conducted by Robert Ticciati.
Verdi's Nabucco, Saturday 8 June, 6pm
Daniele Abbado's production starring Plácido Domingo and Liudmyla Monastyrska, conducted by Nicola Luisotti.
Rossini's La donna del lago, Saturday 15 June, 6pm
John Fulljames's production starring Joyce Di Donato and Juan Diego Flórez, conducted by Michele Mariotti.
George Benjamin's Written on Skin, with a text by Martin Crimp, 22 June, 6pm
Katie Mitchell's production starring Christopher Purves and Barbara Hannigan, conducted by George Benjamin.
Benjamin Britten's Gloriana, LIVE 29 June, 6.45pm
Richard Jones's production starring Susan Bullock and Toby Spence, conducted by Paul Daniels.


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FWE Wrestling necesitaba un nuevo diseño de camiseta y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
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Anyone that is familiar with Professional Wrestling has seen Nikolai Volkoff or someone similar to that. Basically my character is an "evil communist" and he needs a kick ass shirt to show that. One tagline suggested was bone crusha' from Russia but please don't feel the need to include that. Or you can come up with your own. As you can see from the example it doesn't need to be brilliant. Thanks
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Meribel is in the centre of the Trois Vallées, which also incorporates the holiday resorts of Courchevel and Val Thorens. Together they form the largest ski area in the world. Unlike most French holiday ski resorts, Meribel has retained an atmosphere of the traditional skiing village, despite having grown enormously in recent years. Meribel-Mottaret is situated two miles (4km) up the valley and is better suited for the skiing, but not the nightlife. The resort was founded by the English early in the last century and is still very popular with British holidaymakers.
The Trois Vallées ski area is one of the best and most extensive in the world (10 times larger than Vail, the largest ski resort in the States), and Meribel is in the middle, between Courchevel and Val Thorens. Meribel has a vast choice for beginner and intermediate skiers, but those with more experience will want to test out the slopes in Courchevel and Val Thorens. Snowboarders will find lots of challenging slopes and couloirs and when the snow is good there is some great off-piste.
Meribel is stuffed with lots of good-value ski shops for holidaymakers to enjoy browsing through. Those with more expensive taste can ski over to Courchevel 1850. There are plenty of mini-supermarkets for self-caterers as well as a fine selection of bakeries and delicatessens.
There are some seriously good restaurants for holidaymakers to enjoy in Meribel; get local advice on arrival and book early for the best. There's more choice for those happy with a simple fondue and nice bottle of red, but it is still worth booking.
The nightlife in Meribel is not as wild as in some holiday ski resorts, but there's still plenty going on. Dick's Tea Bar is the best-known nightclub and the queues can be long. Meribel-Mottaret has few choices and closes up for the night earlier.
Paragliding can be organised and is a great option for holidaymakers wanting to get down to Meribel when the snow's not so good. For whiteout days there's a cinema, bowling, ice-skating, a gym and a swimming pool. Some of the smarter hotels offer spa treatments.
Meribel is quite spread out and much of the accommodation is far from the slopes. The resort is quite low and it is often not possible to ski to the main village.


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Just two weeks after ending the Houston Dynamo's long home undefeated run, Sporting Kansas City now play host when the Eastern Conference clubs face off Sunday afternoon at Sporting Park before an NBC Sports Network audience. Sporting return home off a two-game road trip that ended with a 1-1 draw at D.C. United last weekend. The Dynamo are coming off a second consecutive home loss, this time a 2-0 reverse by the New England Revolution.
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Sporting KC: Nielsen; Jerome, Opara, Besler, Sinovic; Nagamura, Rosell, Joseph; Peterson, Bieler, Zusi
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FRESNO / Girl, 11, to go on trial for rock incident / Mayor stands by police in face of ethnic bias claim
2005-08-02 04:00:00 PDT Fresno -- Until the afternoon of April 29, 11-year-old Maribel Cuevas' only connection with law enforcement was involvement in a mentoring program sponsored by the Police Activities League.
But that day a rock she says slipped from her hand struck Elijah Vang, 8, in the forehead. A 911 call led to Maribel being arrested by Fresno police officers, handcuffed and taken to Juvenile Hall, where she stayed for five days before a judge released her on the condition she wear an electronic ankle bracelet.
On Wednesday, Maribel is scheduled to go on trial in Juvenile Court on felony assault charges. Authorities say the rock-throwing incident was too serious to be treated lightly.
But critics of the Police Department's actions, including Maribel's father, say the treatment would have been different if Mirabel wasn't a Latina living in one of the city's poorer neighborhoods.
"If this was a middle-class or upper-class neighborhood it would have been a very different outcome," said the Rev. Floyd Harris Jr., who led a 100- person vigil Friday in front of Juvenile Hall to support Maribel.
"Police don't have the same respect for people of color in this town," Harris said.
Fresno's mayor, Alan Autry, commended the department in a statement. "In Fresno, we love our children too much to treat this like it was just a childhood dispute when in fact the consequences could have been tragic."
Maribel says she was defending herself against Elijah and other boys who had thrown rocks and water balloons at her and some of her younger siblings while they were playing behind the low chain-link fence of a relative's front yard in their largely minority neighborhood.
"She's a good girl. She's never been in trouble," said Martin Cuevas, father of the girl. "We are worrying what is going to happen," the father of six said in Spanish in a telephone interview in which he said he was surrounded by his children, ages 12, 11, 9, 6, 4 and 1.
"A criminal they don't treat like this," he said. "(Maribel) will never have trust in the police after what they did to her."
Police defended their actions, saying Maribel intended to hurt the boy and resisted arrest, kicking toward the officers and scratching one on the arm.
"As far as the criminal investigation and how it was resolved, the matter was handled in an appropriate way," said Sgt. Anthony Martinez, a Police Department spokesman. However, because of complaints, the department has opened an investigation of the handling of the case, Martinez said.
If convicted, Maribel would probably not be incarcerated, but criminal justice experts questioned the severity of the charges.
"Usually stories like this make headlines because there is something intuitively outrageous," said Michael Vitiello, a criminal law professor at McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento. "This is very uncommon given the ages of the children involved and all the other ways it could have been handled."
Maribel's case has attracted international attention, seemingly getting notice everywhere but in Fresno, even though the local paper has run several stories and letters to the editor.
"I was a little surprised it was more of a national and international issue," said Ken Shockley, a city spokesman. "We haven't gotten a lot of local anger or feedback. The negative e-mails have been out of state and out of the country."
Organizers of Friday's vigil say Maribel's treatment proves the need for an independent police auditor, an idea the mayor favors but the City Council has rejected. A meeting is scheduled for Aug. 27 to create a community "cop watch" program to monitor police actions.
Maribel's father said his daughter has suffered both mentally and physically from her incarceration and the intense pressure regarding her court date.
She has required doctor's visits and medicine, her father said, and a trip to a psychologist last week. "It's affected all of us a lot."
A field-worker who earns $250 a week, Martin Cuevas says his daughter's situation has prevented him from working. "I have to go to her appointments, the lawyer, the doctor," he said.
Maribel's lawyer, Richard Beshwate, blames part of her treatment on inaccuracies in the initial police report of the incident. The report is weighed by judges, probation officers and the district attorney in deciding a case's disposition.
The police report listed Maribel's age as 13 and said she threw a 5-pound rock at Elijah, whose age was misstated as 6. He is 8. The rock caused a 4- inch gash, the report said.
A report from the hospital where Elijah was taken said the cut was 1 1/2 inches. It required several stitches. After earlier press reports, the police said the rock was actually 2 1/2 pounds. Maribel says the rock that left her hand was much smaller.
The Vangs have since moved and were unavailable for comment. Maribel's lawyer said the father of the boy, although unhappy about his son's injury, expressed regret that charges were filed against the girl.
"They misassessed what they had and didn't spend any time to investigate, " Beshwate said. "They arrested her and handcuffed her and asked questions later."
Police reports and interviews with witnesses describe the incident this way:
Maribel told her lawyer's investigator she and her 6-year-old brother were playing the front yard of a house with another boy, also 6, and his sisters, ages 4 and 3.
Elijah, his cousin and five other boys stopped in front of the house, harassing them.
Elijah threw three water balloons at her, two of which hit her in the face, Maribel said. They also threw nine or 10 rocks. Two of the rocks hit her, Maribel said, one in the shoulder, one on the side.
She picked up one of the rocks that had been tossed at her and tried to pretend to throw it, she said, but it slipped out of her hand and hit Elijah in the forehead.
Maribel's brother gave Elijah a towel to hold over his bleeding cut. She said she went to Elijah's house to tell his parents he was hurt, but they weren't there.
When she returned, Maribel's mother was there, as were police officers.
"I placed her into handcuffs and she began struggling with us," the police report says. "She threw herself to the ground and started kicking at" one of the officers, the report continues. "We were able to get Cuevas into the back of the patrol vehicle and she began kicking the door and continued crying."
Cuevas was taken to Juvenile Hall. A witness said the officers told her Maribel would be back in several hours. Instead, she stayed there five days before a hearing.
"It was filled with cholas (gang girls)," said Martin Cuevas. "My girl isn't anything like that. It was traumatic."
Told she would be returned to Juvenile Hall if the bracelet did not show she was home by 3 p.m., Maribel refused to return to school.
After being allowed by her school to leave 30 minutes early to ensure she arrived home in time, Maribel returned to classes.
At a hearing the following month, a judge allowed her to stop wearing the bracelet.
Martin Cuevas said there is one bright spot -- reaction and support from around the country.
"There has been a lot of anger about what they've done to us," he said. "We've seen letters on the Internet from Miami, Florida, all over ... people are very helpful because this is about children and the way they're treated."


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In April 2013, four young Arctic ambassadors trekked to the North Pole on an expedition organised by Greenpeace. Their mission was to place a time capsule - carrying the "Flag for the Future" - on the seabed to call for the protection of the Arctic.
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Lisa Dougherty began by explaining how difficult it can be to search for Irish records considering the lack of records available. Then she explained the search can be easier if you can uncover the county & townland where your ancestor lived. She explained sources for discovering that information:
· Newspapers with obituaries and/or probate records
· Naturalization & Immigration Records & Passenger Lists
· Vital Records, church & civil
· Family Documents, Stories, Photographs
· Gravestone & Cemetery Records
· Military Records
· Regional Surname Maps
· Girffith's Valuation
Our teacher gave each of us a handout with websites associated with each of the above categories. She gave us four websites for general Irish genealogy research:
1. Ancestry.com
3. FamilySearch
All of this was covered in the first hour. It was a lot to absorb for beginners but the handout should be of great help once they returned home.
The second half of our class focused on RootsIreland.ie.
· An overview of the site
· The history of the Irish Family History Foundation
· Records that are Available
· Registering & Purchasing credits
· Tricks & Shortcuts
· Research Tips
Lisa stressed, "The success of any search is dependent on the quality of the information you bring to it."
For me, I learned a half dozen new websites. I was unaware of the Boston Pilot newspaper database where people searched for their missing Irish family members. I did not know that if you search for Griffith's Valuation at askaboutireland.ie it will link to a map to show you exactly where they lived. I want to try this!
My Tuesday Tip is this, you can always learn more. Find opportunities to expand your genealogy talents and you will discover more about your family.


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March 19, 2013
The Greater Mandeville Seafood Association announces that it wil no longer produce the Mandeville Seafood Festival, including the 2013 festival. Although this celebration of south
Louisiana culture has been a 4th of July staple on the Northshore for 35 years, the GMSA board has suffered a loss of sponsorship and revenue over the past several years due to the
tough economic climate.
The board would like to thank all of our vendors, sponsors, and volunteers for all of their dedication over the years. They have greatly appreciated all of the wonderful assistance
provided by Fontainebleau State Park, the Lt. Governor's Office, the City of Mandeville, St. Tammany Parish's Sheriff's Department, and Louisiana State Police Troop L. The board also
expresses warm gratitude to the thousands of locals and visitors who celebrated with us since 1978.
For the Board of Directors,
Bill Dobson
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At this rate, Christian Bale's Bruce Wayne may be reduced to little more than a cameo.
Following the confirmed casting of Anne Hathaway and Tom Hardy as Selina Kyle (aka Catwoman) and Bane as well as the rumored casting of Joseph Gordon-Levitt in an as-yet-unspecified role (but possibly second-generation mobster Alberto Falcone) comes word that yet another new character will be stalking Batman in the upcoming "Dark Knight Rises."
Christopher Nolan has apparently gone back to the "Inception" well once again, scooping up Oscar-winner Marion Cotillard for what people are speculating is the role of Talia al Ghul.
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Fans of the movies will no doubt recognize the last name - Talia is the daughter of Ra's al Ghul, the character played by Liam Neeson in "Batman Begins." Comic fans also know that Talia and Bruce get entangled romantically and even produce a son: Damian Wayne. In current continuity, Damian has taken over the role of Robin - albeit a Robin who spent his formative years being raised by ninjas. So, you know, less "Holy penguin bombs, Batman!" Robin and more "sneak up behind you and snap your limbs before you know he's there" Robin.
Oh, and you know that Michael Caine, Gary Oldman, and Morgan Freeman are all in line to reprise their roles, too, right?
We have faith in Nolan, but any more characters and this could easily become "Legends of the Superheroes." Or, even worse, "Spider-Man 3."


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Clarkson Claims Top Spot in Clean Snowmobile Challenge
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Clarkson University won the overall competition in the 12th Annual Clean Snowmobile Challenge held over the past week at Michigan Technological University's Keweenaw Research Center (KRC).
Clarkson took top prize in the internal combustion category and third place in the zero emissions category. The University of Wisconsin-Madison took second overall (and first in the zero emissions category), with Idaho, SUNY Buffalo, and Wisconsin-Platteville rounding out the top five overall. McGill University took second place in the zero emissions category. The local team, Michigan Tech was sixth overall.
The Clean Snowmobile Challenge is a collegiate design competition of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). Engineering students from participating schools take a stock snowmobile and re-engineer it. Their aim: to reduce emissions and noise while maintaining or boosting performance. The Challenge also has a division for battery-powered sleds: the zero emissions category.
Seventeen teams competed in the event, including five in the zero emissions category.
"It was a great week of snow and cold for the Clean Snowmobile Challenge" said Jay Meldrum lead organizer for the event and director of the KRC. "It is amazing to see the different approaches to the same design challenge of making snowmobiles cleaner and quieter."
Anne Hawn, team captain for Clarkson, was elated with the results. Besides their first overall and third in zero emissions, her team claimed the Gage Products Award for Fuel Economy, PCB Group Award for Quietest Snowmobile, Polaris Industries Award for Best Handling, and DENSO Corporation Award for Best Ride.
"We were prepared," she said, as she sat surrounded by teammates and trophies at Saturday night's awards banquet. "We didn't have any major crises; it all came together. We worked hard; we worked together. It was a great team."
UW-Madison captain Shaun Spannbauer was pleased at their results.
"We did great all week. Everything went well," he said. "This is a young team. It was a lot of fun. We won emissions and did well in noise, but endurance didn't go too well."
The Michigan Snowmobile Association Endurance Award went to the only three teams that completed it: Clarkson, Idaho, and UW-Platteville.
Spannbauer's team also claimed the Society of Automotive Engineers Award for best design, in addition to the AVL Award for Best Emissions, the Sensors Inc. Award for Lowest "In Service" Emissions, the KRC Award for Draw Bar Pull, and the CH2M Hill Polar Services Range Event Award.
The last award goes to the zero emissions team that goes the farthest on a single charge. This year it was UW-Madison, which traveled 20 miles.
For the fourth straight year, SUNY-Buffalo had the only diesel sled.
Bill Predebon, chair of the mechanical engineering-engineering mechanics department and co-host of the event, praised the efforts of Meldrum and the KRC staff.
"It ran so smoothly, as it always does," he said. "The KRC does an excellent job. And the teams are great. They had problems, but they stuck to it and were able to overcome them to continue."
He cited the Tech team as an example of a group that fixed their problems and still competed very well.
Michigan Tech's team claimed the Caterpillar Corporation Award for Innovation. On their zero emissions sled, they moved the drive axle to the back, increasing efficiency. They were credited for "excellent critical thinking."
Zero emissions captain Mike Rittenour discussed Michigan Tech's first year in the category. "We learned a lot from our mistakes," he said "We want to come back and do well. We need to start in September," he said.
"Let's go start now," a teammate shouted as the banquet wrapped up.
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Official results will be posted Monday on the KRC Clean Snowmobile Challenge Site: http://www.mtukrc.org/snowmobile.htm
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Here's something very small from Apple that could quickly become very big.
In iPhoto for iOS, Apple isn't using Google Maps.
The change was first spotted by Stephen Hackett at 512 Pixels and later confirmed by John Gruber of Daring Fireball.
Apple has acquired a couple of mapping startups over the last few years. We've been waiting to see what it plans to do with those companies, and this appears to be the start of those efforts.
Google Maps are very good, but considering the frosty relationship between Apple and Google it's odd that Apple still relies on Google for such an important iPhone function.
Plus, if Apple totally controls the Maps on the iPhone, it could, in theory, offer something better than Google making iPhones and iPads better than Android devices. It could also end up offering something worse, making iOS devices worse than Android.
Anyway, the Maps app is probably the fourth* most important native application on the phone. And it hasn't seen any major upgrades since the first iPhone. It's due for something big, and maybe this is a sneak peek at what we'll get.
Side by side comparison. Hackett says the Google Maps data is more accurate than Apple's.
UPDATE: Just as we set this post live, we saw that OpenStreetMap said Apple was using its data for this map. Thus, it doesn't seem to be an Apple mapping solution. In fact, OpenStreetMap says Apple is using outdated information.
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Bobby Jo Harris Nelson, age 25, died Feb. 4, 2012 at Mobile Infirmary. She was a native of Clarke County and a resident of Escambia County.
A member of the First Asembly of God in Jackson for many years, she served in a variety of church areas, especially with children. She and her husband, Michael, were both members of Church of the Nazarene in Riverview.
Mrs. Nelson had received an Associates Degree and was currently working toward a Bachelors. She tutored students through the University of South Alabama.
She will be remembered for many good things, especially her big smile that lit up an entire room.
Survivors include her husband, Michael Nelson of Brewton; parents, Debra Smith Harris and Charles Wesley Harris, both of Jackson; grandparents, Margaret Ann Dungan and William E. Smith, both of Jackson; brothers, James "Clint" Harris of Jackson and James "Wesley" Harris of Mobile; sisters, Terrie Marie Harris and Melissa Harris (Michael) Gates of Grove Hill; nephews, Seth, Noah and Harris and niece, Maggi Ann.
Preceding her in death were her grandparents, Mona Sue Smith and Woodrow W. Harris.
Funeral services were Feb. 7 at First Assembly of God in Jackson. Interment followed at Odom's Cemetery in Riverview with the Revs. E.C. Russell and James Meadows officiating. Arrangements were directed by St. Stephens Funeral Home.
Pallbearers included Michael Gates, Harris Gates, Derrick Nelson, Wesley Harris, Coy Whitehead and Clint Harris.
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SAN DIEGO (AP) - San Diego Zoo Safari Park has another big baby to take care of.
The park's 28-year-old African elephant Umngani (OOM-gah-nee) gave birth to a 281-pound (127.4-kilogram) calf on Wednesday.
The unnamed female appears healthy and has been introduced to other elephants.
It was the second elephant birth in two months. A 277-pound (125.6-kilogram) male calf arrived on Aug. 12 and has been named Umzula-zuli.
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The U.S. Army is finalizing a software framework for Android-based devices that will let third-party software developers create interoperable mobile apps for combat soldiers. It's already being tested by the 82nd Airborne Division on a prototype device, dubbed the Joint Battle Command-Platform, or JBC-P Handheld.
The software framework is called the Mobile/Handheld Computing Environment, or CE. It guides application developers so the resulting code is secure, and will mesh with apps for other tactical systems, such as air support, logistics and armor, according to a news story by the Army News Service.
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Originally created by MITRE, the technology is now being refined at the Army's Software Engineering Directorate in Huntsville, Ala., in conjunction with the other JBC-P systems.
A goal of the project is to free up developers to create capabilities that can work across these different systems, to avoid the traditional problem of "stovepipe" -- an application that provides a specific set of functions for the user, but can't work cooperatively with other applications.
A development kit will be released publicly in July 2011. Currently the Army is refining what it dubs "Mission Command Apps," which include mapping, tactical ground reporting and critical messaging among the group of mission command systems.
The Army envisions a core set of Army-created apps on these future mobile devices, with third-party apps being enabled, via the framework, to use the features of the core apps, or to add to them. That represents a big shift in military thinking: a willingness to rely on commercial development for ideas, innovation and fast turnaround, and integrating that innovation in a structured way to meet the demanding requirements for battlefield operations.
For the hardware, the Army is currently evaluating prototypes for suitability, considering both government and commercial off-the-shelf models, with a ruggedized case or tactical cover.
The handhelds will be designed to make use of a range of military radio networks.
The next round of tests, both hardware and software, will be in October, during the Network Integration Rehearsal at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. The rehearsal is one of four related events leading to a full-blown network evaluation at the brigade combat team level at the end of 2012.
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