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"Leaders have to lead in information engagement effort. Leaders are the only ones that know, truly, how the effects of that information engagement will help them accomplish their strategic objectives."
-Army Chief of Staff Gen. George W. Casey Jr.
Addressing the 2008 Army Worldwide Public Affairs Symposium
"On the shooting range, everyone is a safety officer. In the battlespace of the information domain, every Soldier must join the fight."
-Secretary of the Army Pete Geren,
Addressing the 2008 Army Worldwide Public Affairs Symposium
The Fight for the Information Domain video
What is it?
The Fight for the Information Domain, intended for internal Army audiences of Soldiers, family members and Army civilians, provides a clear and compelling case on how truthful public communication plays a vital role in the war on terrorism. This short video makes clear there is an operational need - a requirement - for all us to communicate with the American public as often as possible. Hosted by Maj. Gen. Tony Cucolo, the program encourages everyone in the Army to tell their story to the public.
Why is this important to the Army?
The events of 9/11 were not isolated incidents. Rather, they were part of an on-going offensive which, if unchecked, could create parts of our world where basic human rights and democratic freedoms are forbidden. Today, the war on terror is truly global. In the words of al-Qaeda senior leadership, "more than half of this battle is on the battlefield of the media," and their effort in this regard is fully operational. Web sites, satellite television, and online video games are all being used to recruit, finance and connect violent extremists around the world. Other efforts seek to disrupt our operations or simply break America's will to fight.
How can members of the Army family tell their story?
Your command or installation public affairs office can provide assistance in finding speaking opportunities. It is recommended you coordinate any media interviews with your public affairs staff as both a courtesy and for any support one may require. More importantly, reaching out to your hometown communities provide excellent opportunities to share your experiences with local organizations, churches, schools or civic groups.
Where can I view the video?
The Fight for the Information Domain video is posted on U.S. Army Web site. Please look under the "videos" tool bar. It is posted for download. DVDs will also be sent to command and installation public affairs offices.
Video: The Fight for the Information Domain.
- 2008 Strategic Communication Guide - Read the 2008 Army Strategic Communication Guide for key messages and updates
- Strategic Communication Coordination Group (SCCG) Workspace
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1. Why get vaccinated?
Infection with Streptococcus pneumoniae bacteria can cause serious illness and death. Invasive pneumococcal disease is responsible for about 200 deaths each year among children under 5 years old. It is the leading cause of bacterial meningitis in the United States. (Meningitis is an infection of the covering of the brain).
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Under the Affordable Care Act, many health insurance plans will provide free children's preventive care services, including checkups, vaccinations and screening tests. Learn more.
Each year pneumococcal infection causes severe disease in children under five years old, Before a vaccine was available, pneumococcal infection each year caused:
- over 700 cases of meningitis
- 13,000 blood infections, and
- about 5 million ear infections
It can also lead to other health problems, including:
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- deafness,
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Children under 2 years old are at highest risk for serious disease.
Pneumococcus bacteria are spread from person to person through close contact.
Pneumococcal infections can be hard to treat because the bacteria have become resistant to some of the drugs that have been used to treat them. This makes prevention of pneumococcal infections even more important.
Pneumococcal conjugate vaccine can help prevent serious pneumococcal disease, such as meningitis and blood infections. It can also prevent some ear infections. But ear infections have many causes, and pneumococcal vaccine is effective against only some of them.
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Two Computer Science Students to Pursue PhDs
May 12, 2016 UST CISC Department
Senior computer science majors Miguel Velez and Ryan Slechta will pursue PhDs in Computer Science in the Fall at Carnegie Mellon and The Ohio State University, respectively.Read More
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May 10, 2016 UST CISC Department
CISC professor Sarah Miracle recently had an article published in the SIAM Journal on Discrete Mathematics.Read More
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CISC professors Jason Sawin and Scott Yilek have been granted tenure and promoted to Associate ProfessorRead More
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December 13, 2015 UST CISC Department
UST student Nicholas Cipoletti's (Environmental Science, Biology 2015) presentation on research conducted under UST Biology professor Dalma Martinovic-Weigelt and CISC professor Erin Curran recently won 1st place in the Best Platform Category (undergraduate) at the Annual Meeting of Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry.Read More
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November 5, 2015 UST CISC Department
CISC Professor Erin Curran and two other UST professors will teach a study-abroad course in Croatia next summer.Read More
CS Major's Research Poster Receives First Place at Conference
October 20, 2015 UST CISC Department
CS major Miguel Velez received first place in the Discovery Track at the Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges - Midwest Region hosted at the University of Evansville, IN on October 2nd and 3rd.Read More
Tenure-Track Position in Computer Science Available
September 16, 2015 UST CISC Department
The CISC Department is looking to hire a Tenure-Track Assistant Professor in Computer Science for Fall 2016.Read More
Dr. Curran's Paper on Learning Communities Accepted for Publication
August 26, 2015 UST CISC Department
CISC professor Erin Curran and her UST colleagues recently had their paper on learning communities accepted for publication.Read More
New Faculty Member
August 26, 2015 UST CISC Department
The CISC Department welcomes Dr. Sarah Miracle as an Assistant Professor.Read More
Biostat student to spend summer at Biostatistics Institute
May 7, 2015 UST CISC Department
Samuel Madden, a current biostatistics (STAT 310) student at UST, has been accepted into the Iowa Summer Institute in Biostatistics.Read More
CISC Alum featured in CAS Spotlight
May 6, 2015 UST CISC Department
The Spring 2015 issue of CAS Spotlight includes an interview with CISC Alumnus Paul Schmitt focused on his work on improving Internet access in developing regions.Read More
Two CISC Students Honored by Goldwater Scholarship Program
April 30, 2015 UST CISC Department
CS major Ryan Slechta and CISC minor Anna Grim received honorable mentions for the 2015-16 Barry M. Goldwater ScholarshipRead More
Dr. Lockwood featured on AAUW blog
April 25, 2015 UST CISC Department
Dr. Kate Lockwood was recently featured on the American Association of University Women (AAUW) blog.Read More
Two CISC Majors Win Prestigious Research Opportunities
April 2, 2015 UST CISC Department
CISC majors Ryan Slechta and Miguel Velez will spend the summer working on research projects at Los Alamos and MIT, respectively.Read More
Dr. Lockwood and CISC Student Attend MinneWIC Conference
March 11, 2015 UST CISC Department
Dr. Kate Lockwood and CISC undergraduate student Sheila Niaz attended the 3rd Regional Celebration of Women in Computing in the Upper MidWest (MinneWIC) on February 20-21.Read More
Dr. Lockwood Active at SIGCSE 2015 Conference
March 11, 2015 UST CISC Department
Dr. Kate Lockwood was an active participant at the SIGCSE Computer Science Education Conference this year, serving on a panel and organizing a reception.Read More
Game Design Club to Host Game Jam
February 13, 2015 UST CISC Department
The UST Game Design Club will host a 14-hour Game Jam on Saturday, February 28.Read More
CISC Faculty and Students Lead Activities for CS Education Week
January 12, 2015 UST CISC Department
CISC Professor Kate Lockwood and CISC students got others involved in Computer Science during Computer Science Education Week.Read More
CS Major's Startup Impresses at Business Concept Competition
November 25, 2014 UST CISC Department
A startup co-founded by CS Club President Braden Ericson recently placed 2nd overall and was named Best Presenter at the Fowler Business Concept Challenge.Read More
CS Students Compete in 24 hour Programming Competition
November 25, 2014 UST CISC Department
A team of three CS majors recently competed in the IEEEXtreme 24 hour Programming Competition, placing 6th in the Region.Read More
Game Design Club to Host Game Jam
November 6, 2014 UST CISC Department
The UST Game Design Club will host a 24 hour Game Jam this weekend.Read More
CS Club to Host Athletic Event to Support Science Museum
October 7, 2014 UST CISC Department
The UST CS Club, in cooperation with the CISC department and Science Museum of Minnesota, is hosting an athletic event called the Running of the Nerds on Saturday, October 18.Read More
Game Design Club to Host Talk
October 7, 2014 UST CISC Department
The UST Game Design Club is hosting a talk by the founders of Murware on Thursday, October 10.Read More
CISC Alumnus to Receive Entrepreneurship Award
September 29, 2014 UST CISC Department
Chris Heim, a CISC Alumnus, will receive the UST Opus College of Business Entrepreneurship Alumnus of the Year Award on October 1, 2014Read More
Two UST teams compete in UHack.io Hackathon
September 29, 2014 UST CISC Department
The University of St. Thomas CISC Department had two teams of students participate in the UHack.io Intercollegiate Hackathon, hosted at the University of Minnesota on September 26th and 27th.Read More
CS Club President's Start-up Now on Kickstarter
September 26, 2014 UST CISC Department
A startup recently co-founded by UST Computer Science Major and CS Club President Braden Ericson is now looking for crowdsourced funding on Kickstarter.Read More
Dr. Yilek to Give Talk on Encryption at Center for Applied Mathematics
September 24, 2014 UST CISC Department
Dr. Yilek will give a talk at the upcoming UST Center for Applied Mathematics Colloquium on September 30, 2014.Read More
Dr. Curran Publishes New Paper
September 24, 2014 UST CISC Department
Dr. Erin Curran has just published a paper in the journal Mid-Western Educational ResearcherRead More
Tenure-Track Position Available
September 22, 2014 UST CISC Department
The CISC Department is looking to hire a Tenure-Track Assistant Professor in Computer Science for Fall 2015.Read More
Dr. Curran Receives Grant, Travels to Croatia
September 9, 2014 UST CISC Department
Dr.s Erin Curran (CISC) and Dalma Martinovic (Biology) recently received a Faculty Partnership Grant from the University of St. Thomas to design a mixed-methods research study to examine the water use and conservation practices of CroatiaRead More
Dr. Sawin presents paper at IDEAS '14 in Porto, Portugal
September 7, 2014 UST CISC Department
Dr. Jason Sawin recently presented a paper at the International Database Engineering & Applications Symposium in Porto, Portugal.Read More
New Faculty Member
August 24, 2014 UST CISC Department
Kate Lockwood joins the CISC Department as an Assistant Professor.Read More
From the UST Newsroom
Firefly Gene Lights the Way for St. Thomas Toxicologist
Tue, 19 Apr 2016 17:00:46 +0000 Kelly Engebretson '99 M.A. author
In the past few years, many of St. Thomas Biology Department faculty member and Environmental Science program director Dalma Martinovic-Weigelt's studies have employed a beguiling tool: a breast cancer cell genetically modified with a firefly gene.Read More
Faculty Granted Tenure and Promotions
Wed, 16 Mar 2016 13:16:02 +0000 St. Thomas Newsroom author
Executive Vice President and Provost Dr. Richard Plumb announces affirmative decisions on tenure and promotion.Read More
A Welcome Change in Cuba
Fri, 26 Jun 2015 18:08:44 +0000 St. Thomas Newsroom author
Nancy Zingale, a retired St. Thomas political science professor, has been involved in educational and cultural exchanges between St. Thomas and Cuba since 1999. She was in Havana when President Barack Obama announced a significant change to U.S.-Cuban relations last December.Read More
Q&A with Paul Schmitt B.A. '09, M.S. '11
Mon, 04 May 2015 13:02:00 +0000 St. Thomas Newsroom author
Paul Schmitt B.A. '09, M.S. '11, an alumnus of the computer science program, is a doctoral student at the University of California-Santa Barbara, where he's working on improving wireless Internet access in developing parts of the world.Read More
Three Undergraduates Honored by Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship Program
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Uses for food: Aborigines of Australia have traditionally harvested the seeds of some acacia species as food. These are ground into flour and eaten as a paste or baked into a cake. The seeds can contain 25% more protein than common cereals like rice or wheat, and their hard seed coats mean acacia seeds also store well for long periods.
Other uses: Acacias were purposely introduced and planted in Southeast Asia and Oceania as a source of firewood and good quality charcoal (does not smoke), as well as timber for furniture and pulp for making paper (acacia produces high yields of pulp and produces strong paper). The tannin produced from the tree is of a good quality, but tends to redden with exposure to sunlight. The tree was also introduced as an ornamental shade tree, but in Singapore, it is no longer grown as a wayside tree due to the large amount of litter of "leaves", flowers and fruits that the tree produces. In India, the tree was cultivated to feed the lac insect, which produces a resinous secretion that is harvested to produce lacquer.
Acacia has the potential to protect poor soils from erosion and revive their mineral content. Acacia can grow on poor soils including clay, limestone and unstable sand dunes, even soil tainted with uranium wastes. It is also able to survive fire, dry spells and seasonally waterlogged soil. (In fact, the seeds germinate better when placed in hot ashes!). The tree also contains nitrogen fixing bacteria which can help rejuvenate these poor soils. The tree prevents soil erosion because of their extensive and dense roots and heavy leaf litter. But the seedlings don't grow well in the shade and in competition with weeds, so for deliberate planting, the seedlings have to raised elsewhere first.
Traditional medicinal uses: A decoction of the root is used to treat aches and pains and sore eyes; an infusion of the bark treated rheumatism (aborigines of Australia).
Role in the habitat: Acacias recover wastelands, returning nutrients to poor soils and providing shade for other plants to take hold. They do not produce a lot of pollen or nectar as food, but their plentiful seed supply is a valuable food source for animals (mainly birds and also small mammals), particularly in dry places. Various insects eat their leaves and wood, and sugar gliders and squirrels may eat their sap. The trees also provide shelter for animals; as well as epiphytic plants.


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Better enforcement of the existing Queenstown Lakes dog
control bylaw would negate the need for a stricter regime,
dog-owners told a hearings panel in Wanaka yesterday.
Councillors Calum MacLeod, Merv Aoke and Lex Perkins heard
submitters' views on the Queenstown Lakes District Council's
new draft dog control bylaw and policy, which attracted 98
written submissions.
Most of those objected to the proposal to restrict dogs off
leads in public areas to the rural general zone and were
particularly concerned about the need to have dogs on leads
on tracks and reserves.
''Why don't you start by enforcing the policies that already
exist ... before you start building these laws that don't
really have a purpose?'' Jennifer Parr, of Albert Town, asked
at the hearing.
Aubrey Rd resident Nicole Meldrum said there were some
''really positive things'' in the draft document, most of
which were already in the 2006 bylaw.
''However, there's no enforcement and I would question if
you're going to put in a lot more restriction how are you
going to enforce it?
"It's going to take a greater investment to suddenly control
more bylaws.''
Wanaka resident Graham Dickson said the estimated one or two
dog attacks reported to the council each month were a
''pretty minor level of complaint to put a major control
There was no justification for tighter restrictions and
existing legislation worked well, he said.
Despite having 30 years planning experience, Mr Dickson
struggled to understand how the district's zoning applied to
dog lead restrictions.
''If I can't find my way around these things, how's the
public going to use the rural general zoning as the basis of
where they can let their dog off.''
Kingston dog-owner Graham Dalziel said the council should
avoid becoming the ''fun police'' for the district's largely
well-behaved dogs who contributed a lot to society.
''I don't want the many good attributes of dogs being
overlooked when the council is writing its legislation, just
because of the irresponsible actions of a few recidivists.''
Ms Parr said funding from dog registrations would be better
spent on community dog education sessions rather than
building dog parks, which assumed dogs were going to behave
''There's no need to build prisons in the anticipation of
Wakatipu Dog Agility Club member and council staff member
Denis Mander asked that Queenstown's Jardine Park - where the
club trains - be designated as a dog exercise area before the
bylaw came into effect.
Cardrona Valley farmer Issi Anderson called for reduced fees
for registration of working dogs - which were not heavy users
of the district's dog control resources - and the inclusion
of pest control dogs in the working dog category.
While the $30 registration fee per working dog was less than
a companion dog, the cost soon added up for farmers, as
having to seven or eight dogs was not unusual, Ms Anderson
Avalanche dog trainer Callum Grant, of Albert Town, said
rescue dogs needed to be trained off-lead in public places
and the proposed new bylaw would prevent that.
He suggested the council provide handouts outlining basic
training tips and dog control policies to people registering
young dogs and suggested a council officer patrol popular
dog-walking areas on occasion, to enforce removal of dog
QLDC regulatory manager Lee Webster said if hearings panel
members decided a significant change to the draft bylaw was
needed, such as permitting dogs off-lead on all tracks and
reserves, the council would have to do further public
''It's about getting this bylaw right for the needs of the
community. It's as simple as that,'' Mr Webster said.
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Anna Belknap
Lindsay Monroe
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Dr. Sid Hammerback
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Madeline Briggs
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Trivia: The 'Carolyn' referred to in connection to a previous human trafficking case is Carolyn Williams, who was arrested for her recruitment of girls in the 5x14 episode She's Not There.
Goof: While at the scene of the truck accident, Flack mentions the truck is from a leasing firm out of Charlottesville, North Carolina. There is no Charlottesville, North Carolina. There's a Charlotte, NC, and a Charlottesville, Virginia.
The scene where Mac and Ray first meet was shot at Battery Park World War II Memorial in lower Manhattan, NYC.
The episode title Hammer Down is trucker slang for fast speed driving.
Goof: The bridge has fluid traffic in the aerial view and the accident can only be seen when the camera zooms in.
Goof: The body in the drum is in a different position when Flack finds it than when Hawkes is taking pictures of it. Also, as Hawkes is taking the pictures, the girl's bangs are styled differently from take to take.
The prints in Casey Steele's trucks trace back to 28 different girls.
Ray Langston's father fought in the Korean war.
A lung or a kidney can sell for a $100,00 on the black market.
Why would Casey Steele switch on Joseph Winston's cell phone if he used his own for the 'business' calls? He could have perfectly assumed that such action could be traceable.
It is highly unlikely that Ray Langston finds a working motorbike in the wrecker's yard.
Stella: So this is a traffic accident. And we're here because...?
Flack: Not gonna call you all the way out here for a 10-99. I got my Mac on this morning.
Stella: Oh, is that anything like spidey senses?
Flack: Way more powerful.
(After having found a girl's body inside a drum being transported in a truck)
Stella: Looks like this is the end of the road for her.
Mac: And the beginning for us.
Lindsay: What are you thinking?
Danny: (Looking at a stained Hawaiian shaped doll on the dashboard) Besides the fact that you and I have never had a honeymoon, I'm thinking that might be blood.
Lindsay: There's nothing to indicate that she didn't survive the crash.
Danny: I'd call that lucky.
Mac: Not if she's still with the driver.
Sid: Turns out, I wasn't the first person to cut into this girl.
Mac: You found evidence of sharp force trauma?
Sid: That's your C.O.D. Exsanguination due to surgical transection of all major blood vessels supplying the liver.
Stella: You're saying someone removed her liver?
Sid: That's right.
Joseph Winston: (About Casey Steele) He's an animal. God help the woman that's with him.
Adam: I found evidence of more than one woman in that sleeper.
Mac: How many?
Adam: A lot.
Stella: What else do we know about these perps?
Ray: Targets are always young women between the ages of 19 and 25. They're highly organized, they're well financed. They lure these women into... prostitution, black-market surrogacy, use them as human-trafficking pawns, you name it.
Stella: And now harvesting bodies for organs.
Ray: I have chased one victim from Vegas to Miami, only to find her dead. When Madeline Briggs's mother reported her missing, she asked for my help, so I'm not going home until I find her daughter.
Mac: And when can I expect you?
Ray: I'm on the first thing smokin'.
Mac: Our informant is a cell mate of a suspect we convicted six months ago in connection with a human trafficking ring here in New York city.
Ray: A little cell mate chitchat, and a convict looking to make a deal... that's hard to trust.
Mac: True, but right now, we're standing here with nothing. And I kind of got the impression you weren't here to sightsee.
Dora Lawson: 'Human cargo', that's how Carolyn described it. Young women get moved from one state to another, truck stop to truck stop. Different drivers, different destinations. A 24/7 operation, mostly travelling at night. Pretty impressive enterprise, if you ask me. I always thought an 18-wheeler advertising fresh produce was really carrying vegetables.
Mac: How many do they transport? One, two, more?
Dora Lawson: Doesn't matter. These guys make more money transporting one girl than they do hauling apples across the interstate in a year.
Ray: What happens to them?
Dora Lawson: Everything. Sex slaves, surrogates, organ donors... and if they survive the surgery, it starts all over. And it's the truck driver's job to keep the payload... the girls alive and healthy. They don't get paid if the cargo arrives dead.
Ray: The more use you get out of one girl, the more money you make.
Mac: That means Madeline could still be alive.
Dora Lawson: Unless she's trouble. That's when they become body parts, scattered from coast to coast.
Ray: I have to make a very difficult phone call to Madeline Briggs' mother who's probably pacing up and down and checking voice messages, wondering what the hell I've discovered, if I've found her daughter.
Mac: A case when 'no news is good news' is no consolation.
Ray: You have kids?
Mac: No.
Ray: Me neither. I suppose we both spared ourselves the stress of this nightmare.
Mac: I don't know you well Ray, but you don't look so stress-free to me.
Ray: It never gets easier, does it?
Mac: No. I've told parents about their dead or missing kids more times than I can count. Hell, the first time, was one time too many. One day, a woman whispers 'thank you' to me through her tears. And I realized that she just needed to know that there was somebody doing everything they could for her child. And that's what you're doing, Ray. And that's worth a phone call.
(About the way he gets the organs)
Dr. Fuller: I make a phone call.
Flack: Every time to the same number?
Dr. Fuller: Yes. Again. Same number every time. I tell them what I need. I don't know how or who does it. A cooler is left for me at the clinic.
Flack: Okay so what's the going rate for a liver, Dr. Fuller?
Dr. Fuller: Depends.
Hawkes: Depends on whether your patients are desperate or not? The closer they are to death the more they'll pay, or is it the more you'll charge?
Dr. Fuller: I don't set the price.
Hawkes: No, only for yourself, right? So tell me, doctor, how much do you get paid for turning a blind eye to the Hippocratic Oath?
Hawkes: (To Dr. Fuller) The liver you transplanted today belonged to a healthy young woman who died to fill your pockets. Her name... Debbie Menzel. And there are dozens more just like her. Their organs are being harvested in motel bathrooms and makeshift operating rooms. Young girls who are butchered and dumped on the side of the road. And you agreed to the oath, doctor, the covenant. 'I will keep them from harm and injustice'. Do you remember saying those words? You stupid, greedy son of a bitch.
Lindsay: Unfortunately, the demand is there. If it's not forced surrogacy, it's prostitution, body parts, blood, eggs, hair, even bone marrow has a price. A lung or a kidney can sell for $100,000 on the black market.
Ray: Did you know that the oldest projectile fired from a weapon was recorded in the IV century in Japan? It was fired from a very crude handheld cannon that you lit with a wick. Its sole purpose was for taking life. Seems that after 1,700 years of evolution... we haven't come very far, have we?
Ray: Remember, we have an innocent in the mix. (Holds picture up) One female, Madeline Briggs.
Flack: If this goes bad, she's a hostage. If it goes worse, she's collateral. That means everyone stays hot, unless he decides to use her.
Ray: Where's Madeline? Where is she?
Casey Steele: She's gone.
Ray: What do you mean, she's gone?
Casey Steele: Poof.
Ray: It's still not too late to make a deal.
Casey Steele: Oh, is that right?
Ray: That's right. I give you my word I'll do everything in my power to make sure everyone involved in this knows that you cooperated with us.
Casey Steele: That kind of advertisement will put me in the morgue.
Casey Steele: If you two gentlemen don't have any more questions for me, I think I'd like to go to jail now.
Ray: (Slamming file down) Take a look. Where are they?
Casey Steele: You don't seriously expect me to remember them all, do you?
Ray: I said, take another look!
Casey Steele: I think that one's in Salt Lake City. And Denver.
The episodes of the trilogy, Bone Voyage of CSI: Miami, Hammer Down of CSI: NY and The Lost Girls of C.S.I. aired on the same night in Slovakia, all of them out of the production and network schedule. The episode of CSI: Miami was postponed for half a year, the episode of CSI:NY was aired before the official premiere of season 6 and the one of the C.S.I. was also aired before the official premiere of season 10.
Original International Air Dates:
Australia: November 19, 2009 on Channel 9.
The Netherlands: March 1, 2010 on RTL4.
Czech Republic: April 10, 2010 on AXN.
Turkey: April 12, 2010 on CNBC-e.
Spain: April 20, 2010 on AXN.
New Zealand: July 3, 2010 on TV3.
Norway: August 24, 2010 on TVNorge.
Slovakia: September 1, 2010 on JOJ.
Germany: November 23, 2010 on RTL.
Finland: March 2, 2011 on MTV3.
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As of this episode, Laurence Fishburne is the second actor to play the same character on all 3 CSI shows. The first was David Caruso who achieved that feat in the CSI: NY episode, Felony Night. Amanda MacDonald, in her role of Madeline Briggs, appears in all three episodes of the crossover, making her the first actress to play the same character on all 3 CSI shows.
Wes Ramsey, who plays Dave Benton, is a recurrent role in CSI: Miami. Jeffrey D Sams, who plays Joseph Winston, was a recurrent role in C.S.I. as Detective Cyrus Lockwood, who was last seen in the episode Inside the Box.
Michael Reilly Burke, who plays Dr. Harvey Fuller, also appears in the CSI: Miami episode Death Eminent and in the C.S.I. one Bloodlines.
Michael Massee, who plays Casey Steele, also appears in the C.S.I. episode Crime After Crime.
This episode is a crossover of all 3 CSI franchises. It is a continuation of the CSI: Miami episode Bone Voyage and it concludes with the CSI: episode The Lost Girls.
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Whatever happens across the Breakers' remaining eight games, the return of Gary Wilkinson must be considered a success story.
Wilkinson will again be front and centre when the Breakers welcome Cairns to Vector Arena tonight, knowing defeat would almost certainly spell the end to their season.
Their title defence might already be dead were it not for the recruitment of Wilkinson.
The former fan favourite rejoined the club in October, replacing an ineffective Darnell Lazare in the import spot and slowly but surely working himself into his form of old.
Now starting in place of the injured Alex Pledger, the American currently leads the Breakers with 15.4 points per game as his readjustment to the Australian NBL culminated in twin 30-point games in Sydney.
While the second of those failed to prevent his side from slipping to a crucial loss, Wilkinson's performance was a throwback to his first two championship-winning campaigns at the club.
The shots were falling, the arms were raised and the hostility rained down from the opposition fans.
That's just the way Wilkinson likes it, and the result produced a vivid reminder of his value.
"Everything was clicking and I felt like every shot that went up was going in," he said. "I like the energy - playing in full arenas, playing in front of people who are fully engaged in the game.
"Whether you're making the crowd quiet or making the crowd upset, it's fun and that's what basketball's all about."
The fun quickly faded for the Breakers and defeat left them requiring favours from the rest of the competition if they are to slip past Sydney for fourth spot.
While the Kings' comeback began on the back of a technical foul called on Wilkinson for talking trash, the big man wasn't about to adjust his approach.
"If I could go back, would I yell in a guy's face? Probably not. But I'm not going to apologise for being who I am ... I think it's helped me win more basketball games than it's ever made me lose."
Another loss would just about bring down the curtains on the Breakers' (8-12) campaign. In fact, the champs could win their remaining eight games and still be edged by Sydney (10-9).
But Wilkinson remained steadfast in his belief that the Breakers controlled their own fate, provided tonight's clash with Cairns (9-13) is the catalyst for a prolonged winning streak.
"We have our destiny in our hands in the sense that we can win basketball games and, if we do, that's all we can do," he said.
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Hellwig 61902 Pro Series Steel Helper Springs with SilentRide includes 2 steel helper springs, 2 polyurethane stability Silent Ride blocks, all mounting hardware and Hammer Tone powder coat finish. Simple bolt on installation, 2500 lbs. capacity.
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By Chrome
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About Me Competitive Driver, Mechanic, Truck Enthusiast
Comments about Hellwig 61902 Pro Series Helper Spring With Silent Ride:
Made pulling a heavy trailer with my half ton truck much better. Only squatted my rear suspension 1 inch with a 6800lb trailer.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Scooter
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After I installed this spring kit, the ride was a bit harsh, but after 1000 miles or so of riding it settled into a rather pleasing ride that lets you know you are ready to haul quite a lot..
as advertised
By steve
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I haul a horse trailer and the helper springs stop my truck from bottoming out
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They fit and seem to work as advertised.
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They were easy and fast to install. The pickup sits level and handles well under load.
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Delivery was faster than I was expecting.
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Easy to install. Took about an hour, with typical everyday tools. I like how its stiff around highway curves but in town with potholes and bumps it is a little to stiff. It is adjustable but would rather not do it everytime my driving conditions change. Haven't noticed a change in payload capacity or any towing differences.
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I went from owning a 1 ton truck to a 1/2 ton truck, and when I hooked up my gooseneck horsetrailer, the 1/2 ton rear springs really sank. I installed these helper springs and it kept the back of my truck from sinking. My truck sits level now with the trailer hooked up, and the stiffer ride is barely noticeable. My trailer weighs 8000# empty, and this truck now handles it great.
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Hellwig Pro Series helper spring kits are designed to help level the back of your truck and prevent sag when towing or hauling. The Pro Series has 2,500 lbs. of leveling capacity and is adjustable to your specific towing needs.
Progressive rate steel leaves do not effect your trucks ride when unloaded. The progressive rate design of the Pro Series Hellwig Helper Spring system enables your truck to carry loads with more control and stability. As the load on your truck increases, the Hellwig spring automatically increases its rate to resist sagging and tail dragging. They are also adjustable by simply tightening or loosening the heavy duty u-bolts to suit your towing requirement.
TruckSpring is a warehouse distributor for Hellwig products and we have been installing Hellwig air spring kits, Hellwig sway bars and Hellwig steel helper springs kits at our shop for years at our Michigan repair facility. We have a great working relationship with Hellwig and are very familiar with all of their suspension products. Hellwig products are made in the USA and we highly recommend them.
The history of Hellwig Products Co, Inc. began in Kansas City, Kansas in the early forties. With son Donald by his side, Rudolph, " Ruddy" Hellwig, began designing and manufacturing "Helper Springs". The business was moved to Southern California in the mid forties and incorporated in 1946.
By the mid 60's the company's southern California location proved to be to small and Don moved the Manufacturing facility to its current location in Visalia, California. Throughout the years Hellwig products has developed innovative suspension products that help vehicles handle loads and control sway. Products include Anti-Sway bars aftermarket and O.E.M. Also the most popular and imitated load assist products ever introduced to the light truck aftermarket, the "Load Pro 25 Series".
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Nicolas Cage's son Weston was hospitalized Tuesday after an altercation in Hollywood, according to reports.
Weston, 20, a rock musician, began fighting with an unidentified person and was later taken to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, accompanied by his father, the Los Angeles Times reports.
An officer with the LAPD tells PEOPLE: "We are confirming there was a situation at Selma and Ivar Avenues about 4:10 p.m. A man was taken to a hospital with minor injuries but there is no criminal investigation and no arrests."
Weston, who married musician Nikki Williams six weeks ago in New Orleans, was fighting with his trainer, according to TMZ.com.
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In the past three months, it has endured a broken engine mounting, ruptured handbrake cable, broken cross-shaft, damaged power piston and more than a few cosmetic blemishes.
Time to head to the dealership, right?
For Emil and Liliana Schmid, not even close. While driving the 1982 Land Cruiser FJ60 over the past 27-and-a-half years, the Swiss couple has gone through 166 flat tires, 138 spark plugs, 54 shock absorbers, 31 batteries and 22 air filters.
The couple, which embarked on a worldwide travel extravaganza in 1984, hasn't stopped, and neither has their Land Cruiser. They've ridden it through 172 different countries and logged 413,654 miles. The Guinness Book of World Records has recognized them and their vehicle for the longest travel journey, the most miles, and the most countries visited in a single car.
The journey began as a one-year escape from his job as a software developer and hers as a secretary, but it quickly spiraled into one without a return date. So far, they've parked the Land Cruiser near Egyptian pyramids and Australia's Ayers Rock. And everywhere in between.
They've been on the road for 9,493 days, according to the meticulously kept statistics on their website, consumed 43,497 gallons of gas and been behind the wheel for 18,482 hours.
Truth be told, they pondered replacing their Land Cruiser once. But after a spirited debate in 2006, they found a place to fix the original in the town of Miri on the island of Borneo, and haven't regretted the decision one bit.
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We have much to learn from our American Native friends - about life and our relationships to each other and the earth.
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Glad to hear that brother Neaman has found a good and happy place to be. We were sad when they moved, but they are home, and that is what matters. Thank you for sharing this.
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Thank you for sharing this story. How appropriate for this story to appear close to Memorial Day, when we honor our ancestors, especially our ward dead. Thank you for sharing your traditional beliefs. They are beautiful.
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"More than 300 people died, marking the single greatest loss of Indian lives
in American history."
This sentence caught my attention. Having grown up playing Cowboys and Indians in the 1940's in the deep South - and getting all my information on the subject from the Saturday Morning movies - I was sure that at least that many were dispatched in every encounter with the Calvary. I have, of course, grown to abhor the real injustices dealt to the Native Americans during the building of this country -- but seeing this at least puts this old brain into a slightly more accurate balance with reality.
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What part of LDS doctrine states that everyone goes to heaven eventually? What
is Shoshone theology exactly? This article sheds no light on the Mormon
connection per se. Just curious where the rest of that statement's
explanation is?
One can appreciate another culture and people without overstating the "truth" of their theology. To be perfectly factual, neither Mormonism nor any American Indian beliefs are purely Biblical. The issue of truth is in the mind of the believer, obviously, but to imply that all religions possess God's Truth is incorrect. When a doctrine on heaven, eternity, and salvation is diametrically opposed to the Biblical teaching, be clear on that point. Otherwise don't include a nebulous statement with no back-up information. As a teacher grading an essay, the burden of proof is on the author here, and this assignment is incomplete.
I agree that we can learn much from our Indian brothers. Biblical truth about God's Heaven is not one of them.
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I did a lot of work with this tribe in preservation areas. They are good people. Many are trying to come to terms with the early trade off of their tribal religion when they took the teachings of the LDS faith. But even with the majority of their tribal religion lost, they have clung strong to their culture. This is hard. This takes faith.
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TAKE A STAND will include student's artwork from Art & Art History Department classes; Printing for Protest, Gallery Exhibitions, and Digital Art, regarding politically charged issues seen throughout the globe, but also as an interactive piece in which students are given a platform to take a stand. Participating students will be given a "check all that apply" template for a letter addressing whatever governing body they wish to address about whatever issues they feel need addressing. At the end of the show letters will be given to the governing bodies the students letters address. Talking about issues and actually taking a stand on them are two vastly different things. One is an idea, the other is a plan. With our exhibit we hope to create a plan to fix these issues. Please join us for the opening reception on April 11th from 1-230pm. Curated by the Student Gallery Exhibition Team


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Mike Bloomberg, Food Cop: Mayor Pushing Private Hospitals To Follow City Food Guidelines
Hospital food, in general, sucks -- and thanks to Mayor Mike Bloomberg and his incessant war on flab, it's about to suck a lot more.
Hizzoner announced today that several private hospitals in New York City have agreed to follow the mayor's dietary guidelines used for city-run hospitals. In other words, hospital food at several private hospitals is about to be just as awful as the food at city-run hospitals.
"If there's any place that should not allow smoking and try make you eat healthy, you would think it would be the hospitals. We're doing what we should do, and you'll see most of the private hospitals go along with that," the mayor said this morning.
The move is part of Bloomberg's Healthy Hospital Food Initiative, which spells out what types of food -- and how much of it -- the mayor thinks people should be allowed to eat at hospitals.
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So far, the mayor's attempt to be every New Yorker's personal nutritionist has led to a ban on food donations to city homeless shelters. The reason: The city can't monitor the amount of salt in the donated food. It has also led to hospitals playing hide-and-seek with baby formula because Bloomberg thinks it's best that new mothers breast feed their babies.
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In their second game of the season, the Brooklyn Barons Rugby marched away with two more decisive victories. The Brooklyn Barons A and B sides beat Gotham RFC 38 - 0 and 60 - 0, respectively.
Gotham RFC, the 2007 Met Union runners up, couldn't match the speed and powerful running of the Brooklyn sides in either games. Solid line-outs, some excellent scrums and a strong forward presence allowed the Brooklyn Barons to take advantage of the wide field and utilize their aggressive running style.
With smart back play, long breaks and supported drives the Brooklyn Barons A side put all their points on the board before half time. Five tries (5 points a piece), all of which were converted (2 points a piece) and one penalty kick (3 points) bringing the tally to 38. Flanker Garrick Anderson and inside center Toby Tornay scored two tries each, eight-man Matt Loomis scoring the fifth and scrum half Geoff Gordon converting all tries and successfully kicking the penalty.
The A side second half was sloppy; fatigue, wet field conditions and some mistakes lead to the Barons giving away 22 penalties. Their defense held however, and never let Gotham take advantage of their mistakes. Besides some well-placed penalty kicks by Gotham, which lead to line-outs close to the Barons try zone, Brooklyn were never pressured by Gotham.
The Brooklyn Barons B side took control of play early and never let up. Much faster and playing with more determination, they thoroughly trounced the Gotham B's, putting 60 points past them. Brooklyn regularly out-flanked and out-ran Gotham with speed and clever use of full field width. The B side team looked comfortable and played clean smart rugby, that at many points made the A side second half look chaotic and rushed. A brace (2) of tries were scored by Tornay, Anderson, and speedy winger Tommy O' Connor as Brooklyn put the Knights B-side to the sword.
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Tries: Garrick Anderson, Toby Tornay (2), Matt Loomis
Conversion: Geoff Gordon (3/3), Matt Loomis (1/1)
Penalty Goals: Garrick Gordon
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Tries: Aubrey Almond, Tommy O'Connor (2), Toby Tornay (2), Garrick Anderson (2), Denys Azanov, Antoine Donnedieu,
Conversion: Matt Loomis (2/2) Tommy O'Connor (1/1), Toby Tornay (1/1), Garrick Anderson(1/1)
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Normally accessing a Windows share is accomplished using a UNC path e.g. \\server\share where "server" is the real hostname of the Windows machine. \\server.domain.com\share also works.
However access does not appear to work using host alias'. For example if you put this in the hostile:
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To find and register for any of the Christmas volunteer positions, go to
Christmas Center Client Registration, Forsyth County: October 12 through 17, Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 6:00pm and Saturday from 8:30am to 1:00pm.
Volunteers will greet and interview family members applying for Christmas Assistance.
Give-A-Kid-A-Coat FORSYTH: October 20 through November 19 (sorting, 9:00am to 12:00pm - weekdays only), November 20 and 21 (distribution, 8:30am to 5:00pm)
In partnership with A Cleaner World, The Salvation Army collects and redistributes gently-used coats to children and adults. Volunteers sort coats and assist clients to pick up a coat.
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Volunteers are needed to cover a red kettle bell ringing location for 10-hour time periods, (10am to 8pm) Monday through Saturday, at locations throughout the Winston-Salem and Forsyth County area. GREAT FOR GROUPS!
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During the week of November 30 through December 5, Volunteer Teams battle for the honor of raising the most money at their kettle. Teams can be anything from families, to businesses, civic organizations, churches, really anyone willing to organize a team and commit to ringing the bell at a Salvation Army kettle for A few days.
The teams will be recognized on our website and in our social media.
Youth Day at the Kettle: Saturday, December 12, 10:30am to 7:30pm
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A volunteer is needed each evening and weekend to supervise the adoption and return of sponsored gifts at the Angel Tree in Hanes Mall.
Christmas Center Set Up FORSYTH: November 30 through December 4 from 9:00am to 5:30pm; December 7 through 11 from 9:00am to 7:00pm; December 12 from 9:00am to 1:00pm; and December 14 through 16 from 9:00am to 7:00pm.
Volunteers are needed to assist with the set up of toy shop, sorting Angel Tree gifts and packing toy bags for distribution.
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Report: Russell Okung to go on short-term injured reserve
Pete Carroll hinted at good news for Russell Okung this morning, though apparently positive news is making it back late in the season. According to ESPN's Chris Mortensen, the Pro Bowl left tackle will be placed on short-term injured reserve.
Teams are only allowed to use the short-term designation once, and any other player who goes on IR is out for the season.
Seahawks LT Russell Okung gets encouraging news from foot specialist Dr. Robert Anderson on toe. Likely headed to IR w return designation.That designation means that Okung can return to practice within six weeks, and is eligible to re-join the active roster in eight. That means, assuming the Seahawks make the move before the weekend, Okung could return as soon as the Nov. 17 game against Minnesota.
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Teams are only allowed to use the short-term designation once, and any other player who goes on IR is out for the season.
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