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Two American soldiers were killed here Sunday as renewed fighting flared between American troops and fighters loyal to Moktada al-Sadr, the rebellious Shiite cleric, barely a day after truce talks collapsed.
The soldiers were part of a force of Army and Marine units that pressed into the outer edge of Najaf's Old City and battled Mr. Sadr's rebels in the giant cemetery just north of the shrine of Imam Ali, a mosque revered by Shiite Muslims.
Late on Sunday and early on Monday, dozens of explosions echoed as marines fired artillery shells into the cemetery from their base three miles north.
The fighting here worsened though the interim Iraqi government, which ended truce talks with Mr. Sadr's rebels on Saturday, said its army would take over the battling against him. The interim government has asked American forces to continue to hold Mr. Sadr's forces at bay until the Iraqi Army arrived, Army and Marine officers said.
''It's been a series of skirmishes, limited objective attacks,'' said Capt. Coby Moran, the operations officer for the First Battalion, Fourth Marine Regiment. After a shaky two-month truce, heavy fighting between American forces and Mr. Sadr's rebels began again in Najaf on Aug. 5. Eight marines and soldiers have died since, with an unknown number of guerrillas. But Mr. Sadr's control over the Old City and the Imam Ali shrine has not been challenged since the fight began. Mr. Sadr, 31, whose father was revered by many poor Shiites, has emerged as the leading opponent of the interim government and the presence of American troops in Iraq. Many Iraqis dislike him, but others view him as a national hero for defying the United States.
Conditions in the Old City were chaotic on Sunday, with street fighting between Mr. Sadr's rebels and American troops who have established a cordon around them. Many streets were deserted, said Iraqi employees of The New York Times who visited the city.Continue reading the main story
An explosion damaged the outer wall of the Imam Ali shrine on Sunday, a spokesman for Mr. Sadr said. It was unclear whether American weapons were responsible.
Electricity was cut, and police officers ordered all journalists out of Najaf, saying that their safety could not be assured. Reporters embedded with American forces were excluded. On the Marine base at the northern edge of Najaf, the mood was somber after the deaths of two soldiers fighting in the cemetery in the afternoon. To protect the shrine, American forces in the cemetery are fighting under strict rules about when and how they may use their heavier weapons. Many soldiers say they understand the need for the rules but should be able to respond more forcefully to attacks.
''We're taught, you receive fire, go forward, destroy it,'' said Maj. Bob Pizzitola, executive officer of the Army's First Battalion, Fifth Cavalry. ''It's frustrating, like being the designated driver.''Continue reading the main story


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Topics to write about on your auto dealership blog
Without exception, every car dealership website out there should be blogging regularly. There are absolutely zero exceptions to this rule. However, one of the things that most businesses have difficulty with is actually coming up with topics for the blog.
In fact; coming up with topics is one of the main reasons as to why auto dealers avoid blogging altogether. On this page we are going to take a little look at potential topics for our clients who run their own auto dealerships.
Why should car dealers write articles on their website?
The main goal of blogging is to draw people to your website in order to make a purchase. This means that blogging needs to be one of two things; highly related to the content of your website so it ranks well in search engines like Google and actually useful to the people that land on your website. The latter is far more important than the search engine part.
Used car dealerships need to be reputable. They need to demonstrate that they deliver high quality products and actually know what they are talking about when they sell cars. If you come across as a trustworthy car dealer then you can bet your bottom dollar that you stand a much better chance of making sales.
In our view, the following points are going to be absolutely fantastic topics for a car dealership to blog about:
- Your inventory. You should start by blogging a little bit about the types of vehicles that you have in your inventory. This is incredibly important for SEO purposes. After all; it is likely that people will be searching for a very specific brand of car when they head to the search engines. From a reputation point of view this is also going to be useful. You get to educate people on the various cars that you offer at your dealership. People love being educated. It may even end up saving your sales staff time when it comes to trying to score a sale!
- History of Dealership. This topic allows you to convey the reputation of your company. After all; companies that have been in business for a number of years are far more experienced and far more likely to know what they are talking about. It also enables the website visitor to sort of establish a 'rapport' with your company as they start to learn. Put a face on your dealership and people will find you more approachable.
- Employees' Background. Talking about your staff is also important. This will help to establish familiarity with website visitors, because once they start to know something about somebody, they are much more likely to trust them. It also helps you to demonstrate that your employees have experience in the world of car retail. People will therefore see them as experts.
- Auto Maintenance tips are another great way to demonstrate to the people who visit your site that you have a decent amount of experience in maintaining cars. This also gives the impression that each car is looked after before you sell it, which is a positive thing for buyers.
- Financing Options are important to people. You see, you need to demonstrate to people that they can actually afford a car if they look into the right options. It also demonstrates that you care about people being able to afford one of your vehicles. DealerPlatform has the financing calculator 'baked in' to the website, so all you have to do is help your customers see how much car they can afford, then show them that car in your inventory.
This is obviously a very broad introduction to the world of what you can blog about on your auto dealership blog. It is likely that you will be able to find a couple of months' worth of topics in that list alone though.


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Gen 2:20 - And Adam gave names to all cattle, and to the fowl of the air, and to every beast of the field; but for Adam there was not found an help meet for him.
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And the LORD God caused a deep sleep to fall upon Adam, and he slept: and he took one of his ribs, and closed up the flesh instead thereof;
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Gen 2:23 And Adam said, WOE - - - - -MAN! And she has been called Wo-Man happily ever after!~
I Cor - And her hair was her only covering, and it was glorious!
Gen 2:25 And they were both naked, and were not ashamed,
And God departed from the Garden, and Adam said:
And Eve hesitated as Lot's wife, and while She hesitated; Adam quoted Mary the mother of Jesus - and telling Eve: Eve! The Bible "Whatsoever he saith unto you do it!
And Eve hesitated yet the more to obey her husband; Adam quoted another Scripture where Jesus said: What so ever thou doest, do quickly!
So Eve obeyed the Word of the Lord . . . and her husband . . .
And so they cleaved . . . and they Cleaved . . . and they CLEAVED!
And the evening and the morning were the first day,
And God saw that it was very Good!
And Adam said: A-A-A-A-men!
And they rested for seven days!
And men have been quoting Scriptures to their wives ever after;
And Eve partook of the forbidden fruit: And she became a modern woman!And we read by the Prophet Isaiah:
Isa 3:16 - And she the daughter of Zion was haughty, and walked with stretched forth neck and wanton eyes, walking and mincing as she went, and making a tinkling with her feet:
19 The dangling chains, and bracelets, and necklaces,
20 And bonnets, and ornaments of the legs, and headbands, and earrings,
21 The finger rings, and nose jewels,
23 in fine linen, in vails,
24 of sweet smell and well set hair;
22 And the many changeable suits of apparel, O the changeable suits of apparel
- And the woman said: The Millennium is coming! The Millennium is coming! I must have enough FOR A THOUSAND YEARS . . .
Adam saw that his wife was different, And he said: "I should have named you Jezebelle!"
And the Woman lifted up her eyes and looked at the well-watered plains of the city;
So the woman went shopping East of Eden in the Land of Nod, . . . and to her it was The PROMISED LAND,
And the Mall was beautiful to behold:
. . . and there was no night there for the lights were never turned off . . . and there was musick and laughter and roasting of a fatted calf . . .
. . . and the PROMISED LAND was a Land flowing Sales and Bargains . . . and the Fallen Woman spent all that she had, even her last two mites, and she purchased new clothes: . . .
. . . White Robes and purple gowns and a fine fur Coat of Many Colors . . . such an innumerable multitude, so much that they were piled upon one another. . . . until there was no room at their inn;
And Adam lifted up his voice and wept all that night and prophesied: Even when when the THOUSAND YEARS ARE FINISHED, yet there will be clothes never worn!
And the Word of the Lord came to Adam as a still, small voice and said:
and cast them into a fiery furnace . . .and then he went and told the woman what he had done and how that the furnace was 7-times hotter than ever before . . .
. . .and she said: "So . . .with all the new clothes . . . so am I!"
And the contention was so sharp between them, they didn't speak for seven days, and she rested from all her shopping which she had done;
And with the passing of time, Adam found himself in sore travail, in a straight betwixt a rock and a hard place and when he could take no more he lift up his voice to the woman and said:
The woman too was feeling kind of sheepish, so she cast off her new garments . . . and they were naked and not ashamed . . . and the Wolf lay down with the Lamb . . .
. . . and they cleaved . . . and they cleaved . . .and they cleaved . . .
The evening and the morning were the second day: And God saw that what He had made was . . . very interesting . . .
And Adam built an altar, and went before the Lord with offerings and fell on His knees and prayed: THANKS LORD!"
The THIRD DAY:
Third day - David and Bathsheba - Wife cast Bathsheba over the wall and the dogs came and liked up her blood
And she thrashed Adam with 40 lashes save one;
And she quoted Scripture unto Adam and said:
Be not deceived, for God is not mocked , for what soever your sow, that shall yo also reap!
And she whipped him again, 40 lashes save one!
And Adam life up his eyes being in torments, and seeing the woman afar off, clothed in purple and fine linen faring sumptuously every day.
And Adam begged for some food;
And she fed him with the crumbs that fell from her table for 40 days and 40 nights;
And the dogs came and licked his sores.
And Adam lifted up his voice with God's Servant Job and cried:
And all the Men of the San Hedrin said: Amen!
The FOURTH DAY:
The FIFTH DAY:
The FIRST DAY:
And his first wife asked
Solomon said: But the Scripture said: This one thing I do!
And Jesus further says: whatsoever thou doeth, do it with all thy heart, all thy soul all thy mind and all they strength!
And after a life time Solomon and the thousand wives, one for each year of the Thousand year reign!
And with his thousand wives and princes and concubines, Solomon was the First man to live in rapture, and bliss.
13 But I would not have you to be ignorant, brethren, concerning them which are asleep, that ye sorrow not, even as others which have no hope.
14 For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so them also which sleep in Jesus will God bring with him.
15 For this we say unto you by the word of the Lord, that we which are alive and remain unto the coming of the Lord shall not prevent them which are asleep.
16 For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first:
17 Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air:
And they were all naked, and were not ashamed,
And God clothed them with white robes, and crowns of Gold,
And the men went fishing with Peter, James and John on the Great Sea;
And the Women went to the Shopping Mall in the Sky with Streets made of Purest Gold;
And they all lived happily ever after!
The SEVENTH DAY:
Great Commission: Preach the Good News!
Whatsoever He saith unto you: DO IT!
And Jesus said: GO THOU AND DO LIKEWISE!
The Adversary's Goals:
SCRIPTURE:"The 'Thief' (Devil) cometh not, but for to steal, to kill and to DESTROY." John 10:10
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God the Son's Goals:
SCRIPTURE: "And I, if I be lifted up from the Earth, I WILL DRAW ALL men unto Me." Joh 12:32
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"Scattered showers last week helped work in all the applied side-dressed nitrogen and sulfur as well as residual post-emerge weed control," reported a producer in southeast Minnesota. "Coming heat will start to push this crop along and is early enough not to hurt yield prospects."
While conditions were generally more favorable in the western Corn Belt, to the east fields were already starting to suffer, with our analysis of the vegetative index there showing a decline.
"Starting to get very dry," noted a producer near Seneca in northern Illinois. Another downstream along the Illinois River reported the "corn is beautiful." But further south in the state a producer said fields were vulnerable from a poor root system due to cold, wet weather earlier.
"Corn everywhere is rolling up in the heat of the day no matter no till or conventional," this grower said. "And we have only seen 80s."
Still, USDA reported improving corn conditions Monday it its weekly Crop Progress report, with first ratings for soybeans also good. Overall, growers responding so far this week to Feedback From The Field agreed with that assessment. Average ratings were good for both corn and soybeans.
USDA reported a small decline in its winter wheat ratings, but growers were optimistic.
A Kentucky farmer said harvest could begin today "with yield and quality looking to be very good."
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(10-3) Boise State Broncos vs. Oregon Ducks (7-5)
Date: Saturday, Dec. 16, 2017
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The Oregon Ducks fell victim to the coaching carousel this week with first-year head coach Willie Taggart spurning the program to head back to the state of Florida as the lead man for the FSU Seminoles. These are times of flux for a program looking to fully recover from its worst season in recent memory just two years ago.
The catch, of course, is that this group opens up as eight-point favorites against the Boise State Broncos. Boise State had a more impressive record this year at 10-3, but it's clear that oddsmakers are paying attention to each program's resume, including strength of schedule.
Boise State Broncos
The Broncos, although not hearing any concrete news at this time, are also in the midst of coaching rumors. Their head coach, Bryan Harsin, could make a move this season—and one of the programs that could look to take him away is Oregon.
As far as this analysis is concerned, we're going to approach this game with the assumption Harsin will be on the Broncos' sideline.
Entering the Las Vegas Bowl, Boise State is putting up 32.1 points per game. That number is good enough for 39th in the country.
Defensively, the Broncos allow opponents to score 22.5 points per game. That number puts them at 35th in the nation.
In terms of yardage gained, Boise State passes for 254.5 yards per contest. That number is good enough for 44th in the country.
Boise State also rushes for 145.9 yards per outing. That number puts them at 89th in the nation.
Oregon Ducks
There's no question that the Ducks are going to have their minds elsewhere when the Las Vegas Bowl kicks off. The coaching staff is going to be thinking about who the next up may be, and the players—many of whom have spoken out showing how shocked they are—will have to take orders from a different lead man in Mario Cristobal.
The good news for the Ducks is that amid the confusion and concern should come motivation. The players who feel spurned by Taggart's departure will look to show out. Cristobal, who is the team's permanent offensive coordinator, will run the same offensive system he ran all year—this time as a tryout for a head coaching gig at Oregon next season.
On the year, Cristobal's offense put up 36.7 points per contest. That number was good enough for 18th in the nation.
In terms of yardage, Cristobal's group tallied 186.3 yards per game through the air and 268 yards per game on the ground.
Those numbers were good enough for 97th and eighth in the country, respectively.
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- BSU are 2-6 ATS in their last 8 games in December.
- BSU are 2-6 ATS in their last 8 vs. Pac-12.
- BSU are 4-11 ATS vs. a team with a winning record.
- Under is 6-2 in ORE last 8 vs. MWC.
- Over is 12-5 in ORE last 17 games as a favorite.
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As much as the conversation has, is, and will revolve around Taggart, Harsin and any and all coaching vacancies, the bigger story here is the health of Justin Herbert. Oregon was just 1-4 in games where he didn't play (broken collar bone), while winning six of seven when he started.
4* Free NCAA Betting Pick: Oregon -8
If Herbert weren't available for this contest, Boise State would be able to hone in on a Ducks running game that was one of the best in the nation all year. Shutting down the likes of Royce Freeman wouldn't be easy, but it would be doable with the passing game all but gone.
But that's not the situation we find ourselves in ahead of this contest. The Ducks are at full strength (sans an official head coach), and they should walk away victorious both straight up and against the thread in this one.
Las Vegas Bowl Free Score Prediction: Oregon Ducks 48 – Boise State Broncos 33
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Only one thing is negative in you that is - a feeling of jealousy and competition not only in the matters of love but also in your social life.
You are attracted by a strong, independent and confident man.
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You will shower your love and express it with flowers and love cards that will melt down the Arian aggressive nature to fiery passion.
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1 Directions: Fill in the blanks. Anatomy of Plants Student Notes Plant Cell Biology Segment 1. Plants Plants are organisms are incapable of movement produce food through 2. Animals Animals are multicellular organisms are capable of, on their own cannot produce their own food food from surroundings 3. Cell Types Prokaryotic pro = before; = nucleus found in bacteria do not contain a nuclei lack membrane-bound Fun Fact: Since viruses are acellular they contain no organelles and cannot grow and divide they are considered neither prokaryotic or eukaryotic. 4. Cell Types Eukaryotic = good; karyon = nucleus found in plants and animals contain a contain membrane-bound organelles Accompanies: Anatomy of Plants 1
2 5. Cell Membrane Surrounds the cell as a thin layer of protein (about -millionths of a millimeter thick) Can be found the cell wall Allows some substances to pass into the cell while blocking others 6. Cell Membrane Is also known as the plasma membrane Is involved in cellulose production for the assembly of cell walls Is composed of highly structured proteins and phospho-lipids 7. Cell Wall Are found only in Surrounds the cell Provides structural support and Bonds with other cell walls to create plant structure 8. Chloroplast Is an elongated organelle containing light and carbon dioxide to usable energy Organelle: specialized part of a cell which has a specific function Accompanies: Anatomy of Plants 2
3 9. Cytoplasm Is a material outside the nucleus, but inside cell membrane Contains the cytoskeleton, and the organelles Fun Fact: substance of a living cell, including the cytoplasm and nucleus, is known as the protoplasm. 10. Golgi Apparatus Is a, layered organelle (dictyosomes) which resembles a stack of pancakes Is located near the nucleus Packages proteins and carbohydrates for export from the cell Modifies and lipids before distributing them 11. Mitochondria Is the of the cell Are spherical, rod-shaped organelles Have a membrane Converts energy stored in glucose to ATP for the cell (Respiration) ATP: adenosine triphosphate, the molecule which provides the energy in the cells of all living things 12. Nucleus Controls functions of the cell Contains in chromosomes Is surrounded by the membrane Chromosome: structure of nucleic acids and proteins which carries genetic information in the form of genes 13. Ribosomes Are organelles found in large numbers in the cytoplasm Create proteins from amino acids Can only be seen with an electron microscope Composed of two containing RNA and proteins 14. Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum Is located in the Is covered with ribosomes which give it a rough appearance Transports materials through the cell,, stores and creates proteins Accompanies: Anatomy of Plants 3
4 15. Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum Is located in the cytoplasm materials through the cell Contains enzymes Produces and digests and membrane proteins Enzymes: proteins which assist chemical reactions in living cells 16. Vacuole Is surrounded by a membrane Is filled with Takes up most of the cell Maintains the shape of the cell Is the cell 17. Photosynthesis Is the process of converting light energy to chemical energy Takes place in the chloroplasts using chlorophyll Accompanies: Anatomy of Plants 4
5 Plant Structures: Roots Segment 1. Roots Are usually Anchor plants in soil Absorb water and Can store food for plant 2. Root Tissues epidermis vascular cylinder or 3. Root Systems Includes: two types: taproot system root system 4. Taproot System Is found in many such as carrots and beats Is derived directly from the root emerging from the seed Dicotyledons: flowering plants with two seed cotyledons 5. Taproot System Has one prominent root known as the taproot or primary root Accompanies: Anatomy of Plants 5
6 6. Fibrous Root System Are found in most Consists of an extensive mass of, widely spread roots Monocots: flowering plants with only one seed cotyledon 7. Root Types lateral roots adventitious fibrous roots 8. Taproot Characteristics are: single, roots grow directly downward sprout other roots can be modified for food and water storage and uptake 9. Lateral Roots Extend horizontally from the taproot Extract nutrients and water from the soil Accompanies: Anatomy of Plants 6
7 10. Adventitious Roots Form from tissues Arise in stems and leaves Are used when plants from cuttings 11. Fibrous Roots Are thin, roots Collect water and nutrients close to the soil surface Sprout from roots Fun Fact: Grasses are considered to have fibrous root systems. Plant Structures: Stems Segment 1. Stems Support the leaves, flowers and of plants Conduct movement of water and nutrients to and from the roots and leaves Store 2. Stem Tissues epidermis cortex xylem phloem cambium Accompanies: Anatomy of Plants 7
8 3. Stem Types grow above ground subterranean grow below ground no obvious stem above or below ground 4. Xylem Transports from the roots up the plant Provides and support in the stem Fun Fact: In trees, new xylem tissues are produced each year. As these new tissues are added, older xylem tissues die and create the rings that can be seen in tree trunks. 5. Phloem Transports and other molecules made during photosynthesis Is always Plant Structures: Flowers Segment 1. Flowers Are for sexual reproduction Produce gametes Play a key role in Gamete: mature male or female sex cell which is able to unite with another of the opposite sex in sexual reproduction 2. Flower Parts See Flower Identification Activity for slide graphic 3. Flower Parts flower stalk receptacle part of flower stalk bearing floral organs sepal leaf structures at flower base, protects young buds, all together known as Accompanies: Anatomy of Plants 8
9 4. Flower Parts petal located in and above the sepals, attracts pollinators, all together known as corolla male part of the flower, makes pollen grains filament stalk of the stamen, contains the 5. Flower Parts anther pollen pollen grains containing the male sex cells pistil part of the flower 6. Flower Parts sticky top of pistil, receptive surface for pollen grains style stalk of the pistil, where pollen grows 7. Flower Parts ovary base of the pistil, matures to become located in the ovary, carries female sex cells 8. Flower Types has stamen, pistil, petals and sepals incomplete part missing Accompanies: Anatomy of Plants 9
10 9. Flower Types both stamen and pistil are present and functioning imperfect stamen or is missing Plant Structures: Leaves Segment 1. Leaves Are the site of food production for the plant (chloroplasts) Contain structures which convert sunlight to chemical energy ( ) 2. Leaf Tissues epidermis veins 3. Leaf Parts Accompanies: Anatomy of Plants 10
11 4. Leaf Parts main, central vein of a leaf petiole leaf stalk which the leaf to the plant stem main support of the plant 5. Leaf Parts stipule small, leaf-like appendages at the base of the transports water, minerals and food energy throughout the plant 6. Leaf Types simple not divided into separate units compound leaflets arranged on both sides of an axis Accompanies: Anatomy of Plants 11
12 7. Leaf Vein Patterns parallel several large veins run alongside each other from the base of the blade to the tip ( ) several main veins of about equal size, all of which extend from a common point at the base of the leaf (dicots) 8. Leaf Vein Patterns one large, central vein, the midrib, with other veins branching from the sides 9. Leaf Vein Patterns 10. Leaf Arrangements one leaf produced at each node opposite leaves in pairs at nodes three or more leaves per node Accompanies: Anatomy of Plants 12
13 11. Leaf Arrangements Anatomy of Plants Student Notes Plant Structures: Fruit Segment 1. Fruit Evolves from the ovary after pollination and fertilization May be either fleshy or dry in appearance Plants produce fruit to protect and disseminate seeds Contains one or more 2. Fruit Types formed from one ovary aggregate formed from a single flower with many ovaries developed from a fusion of separate flowers on a single structure Accompanies: Anatomy of Plants 13
14 Plant Structures: Seeds Segment 1. Seeds Primary function is Are used in the process of plant propagation plant propagation is the creation of new plants through cuttings, seed, bulbs or other plant parts Serve as a unit for many plants dispersal is the transportation of seeds away from the parent plant in order to create new plants 2. Seeds Contain three parts: seed protects the embryo cotyledon temporary food supply, also known as seed leaf an undeveloped plant inside a seed 3. Seeds 4. Monocots Are embryos with a cotyledon Contain flower parts in multiples of three Have adventitious roots Store nutrients in Accompanies: Anatomy of Plants 14
15 5. Dicots Are embryos with cotyledons Contain flower parts in multiples of four or Have roots which form from the radical Accompanies: Anatomy of Plants 15
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Allbirds Has Sold A Million Pairs of Shoes in Two Years & Is Launching a New Collection Made From Trees
The line is crafted from a textile that Allbirds engineered using eucalyptus tree pulp. It feels smooth and rapidly wicks away moisture. To further enhance the collection's comfort, the shoes feature a knit upper for breathability, while a wool insole and heel cup deliver a cozy fit.
Co-founder Joey Zwillinger told FN that the style has been in development for more than two years — even before the company officially launched. "Being a direct-to-consumer company means we get thousands of inquiries a week," he said. "We found out that two-thirds of our customers don't wear socks with shoes in the summer, and there's a moment [with our wool styles] that's a little too hot for people."
All told, the company developed between 60 and 80 prototypes before it landed on the final product. "We don't operate like a regular shoe company where it's like three samples and we're in production," Zwillinger said. "We do way more volume with less styles. It goes through this crazy number of iterations."
The unisex silhouette is simple in design, a nod to the athleisure movement. And to get the full comfort experience, the shoes should be worn barefoot.
The new offering rounds out the brand's signature wool runners and loungers available online and in its stores in New York and San Francisco.
The idea for the brand started with Tim Brown, a native of New Zealand, who observed the qualities of merino wool and took on the challenge of developing a textile using the natural material. On his journey, he partnered with Zwillinger, a San Francisco-based engineer and renewables expert, to create it.
The duo, which has raised almost $30 million in investment, is rapidly building the business with a savvy direct-to-consumer-focused strategy. Its biggest markets include New York, San Francisco and Atlanta — as well as New Zealand. Further international expansion is on tap in the coming months.
The founders made an appearance today on "CBS This Morning" to talk about the new launch and the popularity of the brand. Co-anchor Gayle King said she had recently gifted Oprah with a pair of Allbirds for her birthday.


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Types of Coonhounds
Black coat with tan trim. Gentle and loyal hound with a "cold nose" (scent ability for an old scent trail).
White coat with bluetick or redtick coloration (ticking is numerous small spots of color). English hounds are the original ticked hounds.
Solid sorrel coat (sometimes with white on the chest or feet). Redbones possess a superior "cold nose" (scent ability for an old scent trail) and have superior trailing abilities.
White coat with heavy ticking - some are so heavily ticked they almost appear solid colored. Blueticks are the most striking in color of all the hounds. The mingling of black and white (ticking) gives the blue effect although it is common to see some tan trim.
Brindle colored hound. Plott hounds are known for their ability as bear and boar hounds and are unsurpassed as pursuers of game.
Treeing Walker
White coat with large black and/or tan spots and ticking. Walker hounds are direct descendants of the famous Walker foxhound, to which it is identical in color and appearance. Walkers are "hot nosed" (scent ability for the freshest trails).


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The Corps' new Correctional Custody Unit aboard Camp Hansen in Okinawa, Japan, is slated to open its doors this month, but don't expect Marines to be breaking rocks as in the past.
Corps officials put the kibosh on the rock breaking after the new correctional unit's grand opening was delayed several months pending a review by senior officials.
The Corps is now describing the new correctional unit as a mere "test" and a "pilot program."
"A notable difference in CCU 2.0 [Correctional Custody Unit] is that the rock-breaking exercise, for which the original Correctional Custody Unit was known, will not be done," Corps officials said in a press release emailed Thursday. "Instead, the physical fitness program features field training exercises and combat conditioning regularly conducted by Marine units on a daily basis."
Images posted on the Defense Department's imagery website in January showcased Marines busting up rocks with sledgehammers when the Corps began testing the new correctional unit concept, invoking images of a hard labor camp and provoking controversy.
The new correctional unit offers a way for commanders to retain junior Marines who otherwise would have been separated over various minor misconduct.
"With a dedicated staff who are eager to guide and mentor, CCU 2.0 will provide Marines the opportunity to navigate back to true north in order to serve as productive teammates, make better personal and professional life decisions, and successfully complete their initial enlistment," the command release reads.
Corps officials also have pushed back on usage of the term "hard labor" camp to describe the unit.
"Our primary job is mentorship," Sgt. Dustin Owens, a senior watch stander at the CCU, said in the command release. "I'm going to accept them like they are my Marines, because for that 30-day period ― they are. I am going to have a vested interest in their future success."
The new unit will offer classes that emphasize Corps values and ideals.
"This new curriculum is designed to re-instill the values and high standards of the Marine Corps back into each Marine," Brig. Gen. Paul J. Rock Jr., commanding general Marine Corps Installations Pacific, said in the command release. "I look forward to seeing the results of this program as it rebuilds our most valued asset, the Marine."