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18 December 1898, Camden, N.J.
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20th Special Operations Squadron
210th Pennsylvania Infantry
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21st Infantry, 196th Infantry Brigade
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21st Iowa Infantry
21st Marines, 3d Marine Division
21st Massachusetts Infantry
21st New York Cavalry
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223d Infantry Regiment, 40th Infantry Division
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22d Iowa Infantry
22d Marines, 6th Marine Division
22d New York Cavalry
22d Pennsylvania Cavalry
22d U.S. Infantry
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23d Infantry Regiment, 2d Infantry Division
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23d Infantry, 25th Infantry Division
23d Infantry, 2d Infantry Division
23d Marines, 4th Marine Division
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23d New York Infantry
23d Pennsylvania Infantry
23d U.S. Infantry
242d Infantry, 42d Infantry Division
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24th Infantry Regiment, 25th Infantry Division
24th Marines, 4th Marine Division
24th Missouri Infantry
24th New York Cavalry
24th U.S. Infantry
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253d Infantry, 63d Infantry Division
259th Infantry, 65th Infantry Division
25th Connecticut Infantry
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25th Marines, 4th Marine Division
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28th Marines, 5th Marine Division
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29 April 1877, Washington, D.C.
29th Bombardment Group, 20th Air Force
29th Massachusetts Infantry
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2d Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment
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301st Engineer Combat Battalion, 76th Infantry Division
302d Infantry, 94th Infantry Division
304th Infantry, 76th Infantry Division
305th Infantry, 77th Infantry Division
306th Infantry, 77th Division
306th Infantry, 77th Infantry Division
307th Infantry, 77th Division
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308th Bombardment Group
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319th Infantry, 80th Infantry Division
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325th Glider Infantry, 82d Airborne Division
326th Bomber Squadron, 92d Bomber Group
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328th Infantry, 26th Infantry Division
328th Infantry, 82d Division
329th Infantry, 83d Infantry Division
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338th Infantry, 85th Infantry Division
339th Infantry, 85th Infantry Division
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344th Battalion, Tank Corps
346th Infantry, 87th Infantry Division
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350th Infantry, 88th Infantry Division
350th Infantry. 88th Infantry Division
353d Infantry, 89th Division
354th Infantry, 89th Division
356th Infantry, 89th Division
357th Infantry, 90th Infantry Division
358th Bomber Squadron, 303d Bomber Group
358th Infantry, 90th Infantry Division
359th Bomber Squadron, 303d Bomber Group
359th Infantry, 90th Infantry Division
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361st Infantry, 91st Division
362d Infantry, 91st Infantry Division
363d Infantry, 91st Division
363d Infantry, 91st Infantry Division
364th Bomber Squadron, 305th Bomber Group
364th Infantry, 91st Division
366th Infantry Regiment, 92d Infantry Division
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377th Infantry, 95th Infantry Division
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381st Infantry, 96th Infantry Division
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386th Infantry, 97th Infantry Division
389th Bomber Group, 9th Air Force
38th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division
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393d Infantry, 99th Infantry Division
397th Infantry, 100th Infantry Division
398th Infantry, 100th Infantry Division
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489th Bomber Group
48th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division
48th Engineer Combat Battalion
48th New York Infantry
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48th Pennsylvania Infantry
48th Transportation Group
499th Armored Field Artillery Battalion, 14th Armored Division
49th Indiana Infantry
49th Massachusetts Infantry
49th New York Infantry
4th Allied POW Wing
4th Artillery, 9th Infantry Division
4th Bomber Wing
4th Cavalry, 1st Infantry Division
4th Cavalry, 25th Infantry, Division
4th Delaware Infantry
4th Division, American Expeditionary Force
4th East Tennessee Infantry
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4th Iowa Cavalry
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4th Marines, 3d Marine Division
4th Marines, 6th Marine Division
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4th Pennsylvania Infantry Militia
4th Pennsylvania Militia
4th Rhode Island Infantry
4th U.S. Artillery
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4th U.S. Colored Troops
4th U.S. Infantry
4th US Artillery, II Corps, Army of the Potomac
4th Vermont Infantry
4th West Virginia Infantry
501st Infantry, 101st Airborne Division
502d Infantry, 101st Airborne Division
502d Infantry, 1st Brigade, 101st Airborne Division
502d Parachute Infantry, 101st Airborne Division
503d Infantry 173d Airborne Brigade
503d Infantry, 173d Airborne Brigade
503d Parachute Infantry
503d Parachute Infantry Regiment
503rd Infantry,173d Airborne Brigade
504th Parachute Infantry, 82d Airborne Division
506th Infantry, 101st Airborne Division
507th Parachute Infantry Regiment
507th Parachute Infantry, 17th Airborne Division
508th Parachute Infantry, 82d Airborne Division
509th Parachute Infantry Battalion
50th Aero Squadron
50th Massachusetts Infantry
50th Pennsylvania Infantry
510th Bomber Squadron, 351st Bomber Group
511th Parachute Infantry, 11th Airborne Division
513th Parachute Infantry Regiment
513th Parachute Infantry, 17th Airborne Division
517th Parachute Infantry Regiment
51st Indiana Infantry
51st New York Infantry
52d Aviation Battalion, 1st Aviation Brigade
52d Illinois Infantry
52d New York Infantry
52d Ohio Infantry
53d Armored Infantry Battalion, 4th Armored Division
54th Massachusetts Colored Infantry
54th Ohio Infantry
54th Pennsylvania Infantry
55th Illinois Infantry
55th Massachusetts Voluntary Infantry
55th Ohio Infantry
55th Pennsylvania Infantry
56th Ohio Infantry
56th Pennsylvania Infantry
57th Infantry, Philippine Scouts
57th Massachusetts Infantry
57th Ohio Infantry
57th Pennsylvania Infantry
58th Ohio Infantry
58th Pennsylvania Infantry
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59th Illinois Infantry
59th Indiana Infantry
59th Massachusetts Infantry
59th New York Infantry
59th New York Veteran Infantry
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5th Cavalry, 1st Air Cavalry Division
5th Cavalry, 1st Cavalry Division
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5th Connecticut Infantry
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5th Infantry Regiment
5th Infantry Regiment, 24th Infantry Division
5th Infantry, 25th Infantry Division
5th Iowa Cavalry
5th Marines, 1st Marine Division
5th Medical Battalion, 5th Infantry Division
5th Michigan Cavalry
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5th Minnesota Infantry
5th New Jersey Infantry
5th New York Cavalry
5th New York Infantry
5th Ohio Infantry
5th Pennsylvania Cavalry
5th Regiment
5th Regiment, 2d Division
5th Special Forces Group
5th Special Forces Group (Airborne), 1st Special Forces
5th Special Forces Group, 1st Special Forces
5th U.S. Artillery
5th U.S. Cavalry
5th U.S. Colored Troops
5th U.S. Infantry
5th Vermont Infantry
601st Tank Destroyer Battalion
603d Tank Destroyer Battalion
60th Infantry Regiment, 9th Infantry Division
60th Infantry, 5th Division
60th Infantry, 9th Infantry Division
60th New York Infantry
60th Ohio Infantry
61st Cavalry Regiment
61st New York Infantry
61st Pennsylvania Infantry
62d New York Infantry
63d Ohio Infantry
63d Pennsylvania Infantry
64th New York Infantry
65th New York Infantry
66th Armored Regiment, 2d Armored Division
66th Ohio Infantry
67th Medical Group, 44th Medical Brigade
67th Pennsylvania Infantry
68th Medical Group
69th Armor, 4th Infantry Division
69th New York Infantry
69th Pennsylvania Infantry
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70th New York Infantry
711th Bombing Squadron, 447th Bomber Group
71st Infantry, 44th Infantry Division
71st Pennsylvania Infantry
729th Bomber Squadron 452d Bombardment Group
729th Bomber Squadron, 452d Bombardment Group
72d New York Infantry
72d Ohio Infantry
72d Tank Battalion
73d New York Infantry
73d Ohio Infantry
73d U.S. Colored Troops
74th Indiana Infantry
74th New York Infantry
756th Tank Battalion
75th Infantry
75th Infantry, 1st Infantry Division
77th Illinois Infantry
79th New York Infantry
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7th Cavalry, 1st Cavalry Division
7th Connecticut Infantry
7th Indiana Infantry
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7th Infantry Regiment, 3d Infantry Division
7th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division
7th Infantry, 3d Infantry Division
7th Iowa Infantry
7th Maine Infantry
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7th Maryland Infantry
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The Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (TTFF) has had to overcome numerous difficulties in recent years, but its newly-appointed President Raymond Tim Kee is determined to steer the ship back into calmer waters. A long-time supporter of football in his homeland, the experienced businessman, who took office in November last year, was invited to the Home of FIFA on 15 January 2013 to meet FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter.
"Our association faces a number of challenges," Tim Kee told FIFA.com in an exclusive interview afterwards. "I'm very pleased to have had the chance to meet the FIFA President and tell him about these challenges. I hope that, with his support, we can get a grip on our problems."
"The TTFF needs to be overhauled. We're in the process of reorganising our internal structures. Football needs to be put back into the community, where it belongs. There's a huge passion for football in Trinidad and Tobago. It's still the most popular sport in our country and it brings everyone together, young and old. This passion becomes especially clear whenever we take part in a tournament. However, the problems we've had recently have meant it's waned somewhat. It's an unpleasant feeling and that's why it's my goal to reignite that passion."
Trinidad and Tobago's greatest success to date came almost seven years ago when the senior national side qualified for the FIFA World Cup™ for the first and so far only time in their history, exiting at the group stage but still impressing many with their performances. The country's 1.3 million population will have to wait beyond Brazil 2014 for their chance to compete at another FIFA World Cup, having bowed out in the early stages of the current qualification campaign. "Disagreements and organisational difficulties led to uncertainty and had a negative influence on the players," explained Tim Kee.
In order to get a football-mad nation back on track, Tim Kee is hoping to improve youth development so that more youngsters can follow in the footsteps of former stars like Kenwyne Jones and Dwight Yorke. "These players are considered an inspiration and an example to young talents," said Tim Kee. "They came from modest backgrounds and completely dedicated themselves to the sport they love. Their example gives young players hope because they think: 'I can do that too'."
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Hope is one of the key ingredients in Tim Kee's ambitious plan for the TTFF: "That's what it's all about. If you can implement well-organised and reliable strategies and systems for development, the likelihood is that you'll get the desired results. Players like Jones and Yorke are perfect examples of this. They both started young and played at all levels in a structured system before going on to become full internationals."
Another factor which plays a fundamental role in the development of football on the Caribbean island is the help of FIFA's various aid projects. For example, an artificial pitch and a futsal hall have been built in the capital Port of Spain in recent years as part of the Goal Project, much to the delight of Tim Kee: "It's a great thing. I see this project more as a process, because project sounds too short-term and temporary. We're thinking long-term. FIFA President Blatter has emphasised in the past how important it is to support all areas of football, so we brought futsal to Trinidad and Tobago, won the Caribbean Championship and were only stopped in qualifying for the World Cup by Mexico. As part of my initiative we've also taken up FIFA's offer to help with futsal coaching in order to train our coaches properly. They've done some very good work."
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Yep, I'm still on my bag making period. This time it's bike panniers.
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Double standards
Double standards
I'm confident that many of you have heard these double standards coming from theists at least once in their lives. It gets tiresome really fast.
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RE: Double standards
I enjoyed how both Cancer patients flipped off the Narrator
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Lol at the first one. Do people seriously belive.. wait hold it right there Muffs you are forgetting the first rule of life, "bitches be crazy", very true point Muffs, never underestimate the stupidity of people and especially the stupidity of the religious.
The truth behind this video is outstandingly correct, especially the open atheist v the open christian.
RE: Double standards
True, true, true, and true.
But, to be fair, it's not like we don't often have our own double standards:
For example, I see this one a lot: Billy is arguing about Christianity. He has a little information on the subject and is very vocal about his beliefs. He's just an ignorant, indoctrinated Jesus-freak. Johnny is debating about Atheism. He has a little information on the subject and is very vocal about his beliefs. He's on the right track, though maybe he should learn some more to be truly effective.
I think everyone has their own double standards. It's human nature: What I do is right and when other people do similar things they are similarly right, but on the other hand, when other people do different things, especially diametrically opposite things, they are clearly wrong. Not just wrong in the end result, but also wrong in the methodology and maybe even life choices that got them to the end result.
This belief is clearly self-centered egotism, and we all do it. Those of us who are more open-minded are aware of this behavior and try to think outside this egocentric box while those of us who are less open minded either don't know or don't care that we behave this way and so are often constrained by this egotistical behavior.
Now, perhaps the gullible theist zealots tend to be less open-minded and therefore more prone to the egotism while we clever, open-minded, free-thinking atheists are more likely to rise above it.
Or maybe that's just me succumbing to my own double standard.
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(05-01-2013 03:49 PM)Aseptic Skeptic Wrote: True, true, true, and true.But of course we think that way.
If we did not believe the way we do things is the right one then we wouldn't do it.
ie: If I believed Christians had it all figured out then I'd be a Christian, not an Atheist.
But I believe atheism is to be the right option and so naturally I'm going to think that Christians have it wrong.
So when I complain that Christians complain about atheists when I as an atheist complain about Christians alllll the time then yes it's double standard. But considering it's the right double standard..
The problem though is the type of double standard. Like example, mentioned in the video about cancer. The atheist made wrong choices, it's god giving up on him etc... while the Christian is just being "tested".
I don't think like that. I like to think my moral standards are higher then that. I believe cancer will slap anyone in face perspective of religion and when it does then it's a tragedy. I don't simply shrug it off as "oh he's an atheist, what did you expect", that IMO is fucking disgusting way of thinking.
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(05-01-2013 04:13 PM)earmuffs Wrote: ie: If I believed Christians had it all figured out then I'd be a Christian, not an Atheist.
Your argument boils down to "I'm biased towards this double-standard, so it's right. Their double-standard is wrong."
Double standards (all of them) are logically fallacious. I think Asceptic got it right on the nose when he stated that atheists also hold these double standards. I love the video, but it makes a purely biased argument that ignores the fact that double standards are typical of irrational people, not of theistic people. Rational theists (and atheists) avoid double standards whenever possible because they know that it will invalidate their arguments.
We ought to be careful to be empathetic when considering Christians, and I would guess that at least 30% of my posts here are directed towards atheists who hold double standards. It's such a repeated problem, and yet almost everyone who makes this same fault always rationalizes it. If I haven't made my point yet -- ALL double standards are logically fallacious. I'll bring evidence for this point if I have to, but I'm pretty sure everyone already knows this to some degree but will dismiss it in order to feel better about their own fallacies.
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RE: Double standards
(05-01-2013 03:49 PM)Aseptic Skeptic Wrote: I think everyone has their own double standards. It's human nature...
I love your post, but I wouldn't put it as if bias was inescapable. Bias is like breathing: it's automatic but controllable. I make quite an effort to avoid bias (except in favor of logic and rationalism, which I will support like a fundamentalist). I think the easiest way for me personally to avoid bias is simply to value rationalism above atheism, so differences between them are naturally solved in favor of what I value most (rationalism). This is still bias in favor of rationalism, which I can't state enough times is there and will continue to be there, but most people don't recognize it as bias or disagree with such bias, so I think I'm in fairly safe territory.
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RE: Double standards
It is difficult to avoid double standards, because of how you value different things. People often accept behaviours from themselves or their in-group that they would not accept from others. Imagine a kid playing an instrument very badly. If it is a neighbour you don't like, you want them to stop. It is giving you a headache and has been going on for hours. But if it is your child, you think about how s/he is just learning to play, so you accept it.
It is a natural response based on emotion, and everyone does it sometimes. The key is being able to identify when you are doing it, and when a double standard is highly inappropriate.
If something can be destroyed by the truth, it might be worth destroying.
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RE: Double standards
(06-01-2013 10:42 AM)Starcrash Wrote:I disagree that all double standards are bad.(05-01-2013 04:13 PM)earmuffs Wrote: ie: If I believed Christians had it all figured out then I'd be a Christian, not an Atheist.
You said atheists hold these double standards. I disagree. We hold double standards sure, but like I said, I don't judge someone getting cancer based on their religion. I don't think "Oh he's a Christian, he deserved to get cancer".
What I'm saying is that some double standards are worst then others.
RE: Double standards
(07-01-2013 03:25 AM)earmuffs Wrote: I disagree that all double standards are bad.
All double standards are logically fallacious, and they all make those who hold them hypocrites. None of them are "worse than others" in any rational sense because there's no objective standard for measuring the degree to which a double standard is "bad".
If a Christian defended holding a double standard using your argument, would you agree with him or her and say, "that's the point I was making"? If it's not alright for a Christian, then it isn't alright for you, either. To disagree with that is the very definition of bias, and bias is something that rational thinkers try to avoid whenever they notice it. Or maybe you don't care about being rational, in which case this argument won't matter to you. But I think you would prefer to be rational, and this is a step towards that way of thought.
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"We're pleased we've achieved another milestone, but the process just takes way too long," said Jerome Zeringue, director of the state's Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority. The Morganza to the Gulf levee project planning started in 1992.
The increased costs of the project are the result of a number of factors, including the more-stringent levee building standards the corps adopted after hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005. Those increased costs meant that even though the project had federal authorization, the estimated price of the project rose enough that the corps was required to do a post-authorization change report. In the report, required by law, the corps had to take another look at the cost and benefits of the project to determine if it were still a project that could be sent to Congress for authorization under a higher cost.
That draft report released Friday concluded that the cost-benefit ratio is still a positive and it's now open for a 45-day public comment period.
The report includes a number of changes to the project including the extension of the levee system for an additional 36 miles. Now, the levee will extend from Gipson to the west and connect with the Lafourche Parish levee system at Lockport to the east, said Reggie Dupre, executive director of the Terrebonne Levee and Conservation District.
"It's a much bigger system and much broader system," Dupre said. "At $12 billion and a 35 percent cost share (for the Terrebonne levee district and state), $4 billion is going to be tough to come up with."
At the same time the corps has been re-evaluating the project, the state has been partnering with parish officials to come up with money to continue building the first stages of the levee protection, he said.
As part of that effort, residents of Terrebonne Parish approved an additional half-cent sales tax on Dec. 8 for the project, which is above the quarter-cent sales tax residents were already paying.
"It passed by 71.5 percent. In this day and age, a new tax passed by 71.5 percent," Dupre said.
Between the levee district, the state and the parish, about $250 million has been invested in the project, said Garret Graves, executive assistant to the Governor for Coastal Activities. There is work on completing sections of levees and plans to have a floodgate installed in the Houma Navigation Canal by the start of this year's hurricane season.
"At least you have some protection while waiting for this (authorization)," Dupre said. "The alternative is not surviving as a community."
Graves said he has mixed emotions about the Friday report because although it was a step forward in getting federal authorization again, it's taken $70 million in federal spending to get to this point without any of that money going to actual construction.
"This is absolutely unexplainable," Graves said.
The $70 million has been spent on things such as a feasibility study in 2002, soil borings, field surveys and preliminary environmental clearances, wrote Rene Poche, public information officer with the corps New Orleans district, in an email response to questions.
Much of the soil boring and survey work done by the corps have been used by the Terrebonne levee district in their design and construction of the interim levee work, he wrote.
The delays in the project, Graves said, have seen the project go from a $550 million project that was authorized by Congress in 2000, to the $12.9 billion estimate released Friday.
Potential future sources of the local share of the cost could come from offshore oil revenues or even some of the projected fine money from the Deepwater Horizon oil leak, although Dupre said most of that money should go to coastal restoration projects.
Federal funding for the project, which would be possible after it becomes an authorized project, could be more difficult.
"History has shown you don't get these massive amounts of money unless you get wiped out and we don't want that," Dupre said.
Zeringue said the state and local officials are working with the federal agencies to look for ways to bring that cost down such as construction methods, using basins to store water so levees don't have to be as high and using existing levees to provide multiple lines of storm defense.
"Don't get me wrong, we know it's going to be expensive," Zeringue said.
The draft plan can be found at http://1.usa.gov/ZVel3A.
The corps also will hold a public meeting on at 6 p.m. on Jan. 31 at the Houma Municipal Auditorium, 880 Verret St. in Houma, to give an overview of the report.
The open house starts at 6 p.m. and presentation starts at 6:30 p.m.
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+0 votes Andy Roden › April 8, 2011
It was all par 3…but really technical. The terrain was intense and fun to navigate. Overall it was a challenging course that could bite the best in the as… if they're not careful.
+0 votes Hans Gilgen › October 28, 2013
The course layout is an absolute A+, but it lacks good teepads and signage. The courses in Vichy are the hardest ones I've ever played. A very cool scene there.


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Kaptain Brawe is a barrel-chested, gaslight-era blowhard with a Fifties greaser hairdo. Thanks to an ion propulsion device that James Vatt apparently inwented in the early 1800's, this kourageous if somewhat dim-vitted space kop patrols the outer reaches of the known uniwerse guarding the innocent against space pirates, or Kribbs. He and his insolent nawigator Kralek, who sports a hairstyle even more bouffant than his kommandant, and a one-vheeled robot named Rowboat, who looks like a kross between the Jetsons' Rosie and an early Frigidaire, are the only krew members of the police spaceship S.P.S. Mazslow. As our story begins, the Mazslow gets a desperate SOS from a stranded party on a nearby planet. Ignoring his nawigator's adwice to vait for backup, Kaptain B orders full speed ahead into adwenture and, he ferwently hopes, space glory.
Perhaps not too surprisingly, matters don't go quite so smoothly or so gloriously as the kaptain expects. Ere long they run into a gang of space pirates led by a lisping loony who wants to take over the uniwerse. There are further komplications and other kolorful kharacters, but you get the idea. You, the player, are off on a Day of the Tentacle-ish third person adwenture taking place on a handful of wacky planets, mostly playing as Kaptain B but also at times as the voluptuous Luna (aka Agent Zero) and the reformed (literally!) space pirate Danny. Toss in a kouple of furball astrophysicists and the party is essentially komplete.
Steampunk is indubitably a stylistic koncept that has yet to run out of steam. This game does a decent job presenting a komic kartoon vorld vhere the spaceships are made out of brass and teakwood and eweryone tends to dress like a Sgt. Pepper reject. The gameplay konsists of the usual LucasArtsian inwentory kollection and redistribution as well as konversation-tree exhaustion. Thrown in for good measure is the svitching amongst the three heroes, akkomplished by klicking on their ikons in the upper righthand korner of the skreen (vhen awailable). Fans of old-style adwenture gaming, as vell as of old-style spaceships, vill feel right at home.
There are only two major kaweats to keep in mind. First, this is decidedly a kasual game, inkluding the now obligatory onskreen "achievements" ewerytime you do something either important or repetitive. It took me about eight hours to play the game, ewen on "hardkore" or "adwenture" mode. In "kasual" mode, you get less dialog and more hints -- vhen you klick on the indiwidual goals listed in the logbook lokated at the lower lefthand korner of your skreen, right next to the inwentory. On the lower right is a question mark ikon that will illuminate, briefly, all kurrent hotspots, and on the upper left is the main menu ikon where you kan save, load, check achievements, change settings or quit.
Sekond, Kaptain Brawe doesn't inklude woiceowers. All you get is the standard multi-kolored subtitles. This too is rather retro. It did take me awhile to get accustomed to the absence of woices, but I othervise didn't find it much of a handikap. Of course, I play more klassic adwentures on Dosbox than the awerage person, so I may be more akklimated to it. As is nearly uniwersally the case these days, Kaptain Brawe, in kase you kouldn't have guessed from the title's spelling, is another adwenture translated into English. This time, it seems, from Croatian. And translated by, if the results are any proof, a non-English-speaking indiwidual. (Not being able to afford a new vokal kast for each language I understand, but kan't they at least hire someone fluent with the lingo?)
Apparently, the German wersion does inklude a woice track but for the English lokalization they skipped the added time and expense. If the choice is between no woice track or no game, then I opt for the former. Good woice acting does add to the atmosphere of a game, but bad acting just as readily detracts. Ewen better, one can klick through the dialog blurbs at one's reading pace instead of vaiting for the line to be spoken. Also, for those vithout a blazing internet konnektion, the absence of a woice track greatly lightens the download.
Kaptain Brawe does kontain sounds, ewen an option to turn on or off "footsteps." The sound effects and the musik aren't elaborate, but they do a decent job. The real emphasis in this game is on the old-skool puzzling and the wacky humor, both of vhich are competently handled. Though even in hardkore mode, the puzzles aren't especially hard. Only the vhereabouts of a couple of the inwentory items eluded me for a vhile, and that only because I'm too old-skool to awail myself of the hotspot identifier. If the game has an owerall shortkoming it's an air of owerfamiliarity. You'll probably feel you've heard this toon before. Also, the ending is diskordantly off-kolor, giwen the game's othervise light-hearted mirth. Still, if you're looking for fun kasual gameplay to fill out a rainy veekend, you kould do verse.
Grade-vise, Kaptain B earns from me just that, a B.
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Next year's state spending plan could be off by as much as $1.2 billion, but the projected shortfall was only briefly discussed during a meeting at the State Capitol on Thursday.
Gov. Bobby Jindal's administration says Louisiana has plenty of time to reap savings and bring in more revenue to fill in the gap.
"We have already started to work on the solutions," said Barry Dussé, director of the governor's Office of Planning and Budget, during a Joint Legislative Budget Committee meeting. "We're well on our way in solving this shortfall."
Similar budget issues seem to come up yearly, and lawmakers at Thursday's meeting appeared mostly unfazed by the news. They quickly moved on to the next item, though Chairman Jim Fannin, R-Jonesboro, said he was skeptical of plans to try to fill the hole before the budget is due to go into effect July 1, 2015.
"I know this is all forecast, but I don't see anything that gives us any indication that there's a lot of growth in revenue that we can expect over the next three years," Fannin said. "I don't have a lot of confidence that we can expect all of that to materialize."
The state has seen repeated shortfalls in recent years.
This year's $25.6 billion state spending plan has been criticized by some legislators for the way it was put together: relying on the sale of property, targeting tax scofflaws and leaning on the repayment of Hurricane Katrina loans. The patchwork budget also was propped up with funding that was pulled from leftovers across state government. The nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Office concluded that it relied on nearly a billion dollars that won't be available next year.
But the message from Jindal's top budget advisers on Thursday was, again, not to worry about next year's budget, which lawmakers will sort out formally during next year's legislative session that begins in April.
"It's important to understand that the $1.2 billion is not an actual deficit — the calculations do not consider other key factors that contribute to the budget such as new policy initiatives that save money, efficiencies or other means of financing that are identified," Commissioner of Administration Kristy Nichols, the governor's chief budget adviser, said in a statement.
She said plans for closing the $1.2 billion gap include the following:
- $215.6 million in savings identified by the state's private efficiency consultant Alvarez and Marsal
- $145.3 million in additional money brought in through the Department of Revenue
- $240 million in private donations the state hopes to lure for nursing homes.
She also noted that the budget estimate has about $150 million built in for inflation and other expenses as a safety net that the state likely won't need.
During the Budget Committee meeting, Fannin said the savings ideas "look good on paper," but he wondered whether the state could rely on them.
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Red 2
If you're inclined to see RED 2, it means you probably enjoyed RED. Already, you're a leg up on this reviewer, who didn't find the original all too stimulating. But my experience catching the sequel, situated in a theater surrounded by vehement fans of Bruce Willis' first turn as a former CIA man branded with the "Retired, Extremely Dangerous" label, was a wholly refreshing one. As with any sequel especially those in the action- or adventure-comedy genre half the fun is revisiting old favorite characters. That's the gambit of the opening act of a film like RED 2: to entertain questions of "Where are they now?" with the most delightful answers possible.
And even in the subdued reunion of Frank Moses (Willis) and his old partner and pal, certified loon Marvin Boggs (John Malkovich), there's a sort of hearty warmth present. Laughter erupts when the latter emerges, incognito, from the aisles on a department store, on the prowl for his buddy in hopes of reattaching him to the mad glory of their younger days. There's nothing outstandingly funny going on, but you laugh and smile, already connected to these men and their relationship by the good graces of the first film.
While not accomplishing anything altogether new, this is the phenomenon that makes sequels such a spirited treasure: that feeling of "the gang's back together," in which the audience includes itself in that denomination. It's not only the people onscreen who are reteaming with old friends, but the fans who so engaged with RED in the first place the sequel succeeds in making lovers of the original feel "involved" with the reunion, rewarding fandom with character-driven gags about Willis' stealth, Malkovich's madness, Helen Mirren's awesome frigidity, and Mary-Louise Parker's crazy-eyed bloodlust.
In fact, it's only when RED 2 gets away from its central gang that the film really crumbles. Setting its attention on a behemoth-concept plot, riddled with inexplicable twists and turns, the film comes off more mentally maligned than its characters at some point. When we are forced to spend time with newbie characters charmless big bad Neal McDonough, disgruntled rookie Byung-hun Lee, and even the great Anthony Hopkins as a senile former agent we await the return of the charismatic stars. Really just Malkovich, in fact.
Yes, the laughs aren't exactly overflowing in RED 2, but there is no short supply of joy in watching John Malkovich contort his face and worm through difficult conversations as the manipulative, maniacal Marvin. With such a command over nuanced comedy, Malkovich can turn the lackluster script into something of delightful flavor. Whether he's pleading with Willis to join him in the barracks, faking his own death, struggling to disarm a bomb, or draped inexplicably in Carmen Miranda garb, Malkovich is, indubitably, funny. In every other corner of this discombobulated picture, what with its stock characters and alarmingly nonsensical plot, you'll question what the hell these filmmakers are up to... and why, in fact, you're sticking around for the long haul. But as long as Malkovich is on screen, playing zany or basking in the fun familiarity of the RED team as constructed by the first movie, there is fun to be had.


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The open shots that fell so easily for the San Antonio Spurs in the first half were bouncing off the rim and the collapsing defense was suddenly on top of them.
San Antonio was out of energy and emotion, which is usually when coach Gregg Popovich turns to Manu Ginobili for a boost. Ginobili is no longer the only player giving the Spurs a jolt of enthusiasm and showmanship off the bench.
Six Spurs scored in double figures, led by Tony Parker with 16 points, and San Antonio never trailed in strolling to a 92-79 victory over the Washington Wizards on Wednesday night.
Boris Diaw had 15 points, Kawhi Leonard added 13 points, and Ginobili and Marco Belinelli each had 10 for San Antonio, which has trailed for only 11 seconds in its last four games. Tiago Splitter had 12 points and nine rebounds.
Martell Webster scored 21 points, Bradley Beal added 19 points and John Wall had 14 points and eight assists for Washington, which has lost three straight.
Wall left the game after being raked across the face by Jeff Ayres under the basket. Wall's right eye immediately began to swell and was puffy at the bottom and outside following the game.
San Antonio had 28 assists, with 17 coming from its reserves, including a season-high eight by Belinelli.
"When you have a team like that, not just the first group, but the second group plays the exact same way and third group plays the same way," Beal said. "So, it's really tough when you have a team like that who is capable of just moving the ball, passing the ball, cutting every second; and not getting tired on top of that. That's a great team."
After the starters exploited defensive mismatches early in the game, the second unit of Ginobili, Belinelli, Diaw, Ayres and Patty Mills put on a passing clinic late in the third quarter to keep the Spurs unbeaten at home.
"I was very happy about that," Ginobili said. "The unit that started the third quarter was beginning to wind down on energy. We talked about it with Pop and he asked us to bring it back up, play with more emotion, push the ball and be more aggressive. It really worked out in the end."
After trailing by double digits since early in the second quarter, the Wizards got within 60-57 on a 14-foot, turnaround jumper by Webster with 3:27 left in the third.
San Antonio's second unit regained the edge, with Ginobili hitting a layup high off the glass over three defenders and consecutive 3s by Belinelli and Mills to put the Spurs ahead 68-57 with 1:44 left in the third.
"After 60-57, we came down and took six of the worst shots you could possibly take," Washington coach Randy Wittman said. "Six. It might be more after I look at the film. Zero or one pass. All of a sudden, we're going to play hero. We can't do that. We don't have a hero here. We got to play with five guys."
The Wizards need only look to the Spurs to see how to share the ball.
After dribbling the ball into the frontcourt, Belinelli fired a pass through the lane to Diaw past several unsuspecting defenders for an open layup.
Belinelli, who signed as a free agent after playing with the Chicago Bulls last season, was 2 for 2 on 3-pointers and doubled his season high in assists.
"I think offensively the last two or three games he has really looked comfortable," Popovich said. "Pump-faking, getting his shot off, finding open people while he's dribbling the ball. He's working hard on defense, so I think he's fitting in really well."
Popovich emptied its bench with about 6 minutes left in the game.
The third unit continued the ball movement, with Nando De Colo picking up two assists in 8 minutes. De Colo drove to the basket and flipped a no-look, two-foot pass to fellow Diaw under the basket for a tip-in layup.
The Spurs held a double digit lead for all but about 15 minutes.
Leonard scored San Antonio's first eight points, first rising over Trevor Ariza for a short jumper off the glass and then draining consecutive 3-pointers.
The Wizards started 2 for 12, having their shots blocked as many times as they went in over the first 7 minutes.
Wall rallied Washington, scoring three consecutive baskets and running Mills down from behind to block an attempted fast-break layup.
NOTES: San Antonio wore camouflage uniforms in honor of its Military Celebration Night. The jerseys were auctioned and autographed by each player after the game with all the proceeds going to the team's Silver and Black Give Back program. ... Spurs F Matt Bonner missed the game with tightness in his left calf. ... Wizards forwards Otto Porter (right hip flexor) and Chris Singleton (fractured left foot) both sat out the game. ... Ariza left the game late in the first half after straining his right hamstring while attempting to run down Leonard on a fast break. Ariza gingerly walked toward Washington's bench after grabbing Leonard's arm from behind to prevent a layup. ... The Wizards have not beaten the Spurs since a 99-89 victory Dec. 11, 1999, in San Antonio.


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Tony Pulis claimed it was only a matter of when, not if, Crystal Palace would equalise after they pulled it back to 3-2 in Monday's remarkable comeback against Liverpool.
The Eagles looked dead and buried as goals from Joe Allen, Dean Sturridge and Luis Suarez put the Reds 3-0 up with nearly half the game to play.
But an unlikely and amazing point was secured thanks to a deflected 79th minute shot from Damien Delaney and a brace from substitute Dwight Gayle, who brought the scores level at 3-3 with an 88th minute equaliser.
And Pulis could sense it coming once Gayle put the home side within a goal of the floundering title hopefuls.
"When our first goal came it was pretty lucky," admitted Pulis.
"I think Damien's shot got a deflection and it flew in the top corner, but I walked over to assistant manager Dave Kempy and said 'we could have a sniff here, a real sniff'.
"I actually thought we'd have a squeak.
"The support was amazing and everything took off when the second goal went in.
"I thought it was just a matter of time until we got the third.
"That support is as good as I've heard for a long, long time and the supporters have been wonderful.
"I am so pleased that our season at home has finished this way."
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Liverpool went into the game knowing realistically only victory would keep them in the title race with Manchester City and for most of the match the Merseysiders looked like running riot.
"We needed to defend well today with their strikers; they've got the best forwards in the league," admitted Pulis.
"They play very open and it was always going to be more open than normal games we play.
"They created and missed chances but they scored a goal with the smallest player on the pitch from a corner.
"At half-time I just said to the team 'let's get through the first ten minutes of the second half' as I honestly thought the game would open up and if it did, we'd get the opportunities and chances.
"But Liverpool then got two further goals.
"It was 3-0 and you're staring down the barrel.
"You're thinking with their quality, and the fact we're trying to chase the game, they could just cut us to bits, but we've been different this year and played some exciting football."
Winger Yannick Bolasie was a key figure against Liverpool but no player made more impact than Dwight Gayle, the Palace forward who has been warming the bench for most of the season who appeared as a late substitute. "
We always know we've got a threat with Gayley coming on," said Pulis.
"He's been very unlucky this year as we've played a certain way, which has not really suited him.
"Bringing Glenn Murray on took a lot of pressure off of him - he finds the gaps and his two goals were fabulous.
"Bolasie looked off it for a bit, but you think he's run out of legs and the next thing he finds a balloon of air from somewhere and he's off and running again.
"It's been a remarkable season for the club in lots of respects, a remarkable turnaround.
"The players deserve so, so much credit for their attitude and their application and the way they've gone about their job, not just today, but for six, seven months.
"I enjoy the way I work and the players that have worked with me enjoy the way I work if they're prepared to knuckle down and give everything and that's the group this year.
"They've been non-stop, front foot, relentless.
"Whether we've won, lost or draw they've bounced back and they deserve a lot of credit."