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Issue 239401: Add a way to hide/filter out extension resources in the network tab of web inspector
Reported by m...@markashleybell.com, May 9 2013
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UserAgent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.0; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.31 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/26.0.1410.64 Safari/537.31 Steps to reproduce the problem: 1. Install the Readability Chrome extension (just an example, this happens with other extensions as well) 2. View an HTML page with the web inspector network tab open What is the expected behavior? There should be some way to filter out resources fetched using the chrome-extension:// protocol. This could be made more generic to allow filtering on any protocol, or it could simply be a 'do not show extension resources' button. What went wrong? Network tab lists resources from installed extensions as well as those from the current page. Did this work before? N/A Chrome version: 26.0.1410.64 Channel: stable OS Version: 6.0 (Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008) This is a feature request rather than a bug, but listing all extension resources in addition to page resources can get very lengthy and confusing, particularly when you have a lot of extensions installed.
May 9 2013,
May 23 2013,
May 23 2013,
Issue 240072 has been merged into this issue.
May 23 2013,
Also take care of dataURIs.
May 28 2013,
Issue 180122 has been merged into this issue.
May 31 2013,
Issue 245697 has been merged into this issue.
Jan 2 2014,
The filter when finding would help for now if it allowed us a way to filter by the protocol or other columns. May I propose columName:filterstring?
Jan 7 2014,
Comment elsewhere recommended using Incognito, that only works if you have the Extensions disabled in Incognito...
Jan 9 2014,
Feb 19 2014,
I'd like to extend the sentiment of this issue to also suppress chrome-extension:// output from Web Inspector's console log, as illustrated in this question on Super User: http://superuser.com/questions/394213/how-can-i-suppress-chrome-extension-output-from-web-inspectors-console-log/
Jan 15 2015,
There's a way of filtering out all these requests. In the network tab filter box, use the string "-Scheme:chrome-extension" (quotes for clarity). It would be a good thing to be able to activate this filter (or other filters) by default (as part of the configuration settings). Note that this filter will not filter the http/https requests made by an extension, if any. The real solution is for the network waterfall to have separated channels for the page and each of the extensions.
May 1 2015,
A simple "hide extension resources" checkbox next to "preserve log" and "disable cache" in network view of the dev tools would do wonders here.
Jul 9 2015,
A fix for this would be awesome!
Jul 27 2015,
Longing for this! Vimium keeps interfering with my debugging ;-)
Jul 29 2015,
Please implement a fix for this.
Sep 1 2015,
FInd it valueable - debugging is harder when you have several extensions with 10-20 scripts loading. Plus it would be cool to make turn on/turn of long living - should not repeat after reload (e.g. like checkbox for cache disabling).
Jun 27 2016,
Any update on this?
Jun 27 2016,
Sep 7 2016,
It also gets annoying when the frame switches from top, to the last extension, I've had this bite me too many times lately while testing (currently a test engineer). Just to realize I'm in the wrong scope due to a random extension frame being selected :(
Oct 4 2016,
Please add this feature. Especially for Console. It's really annoying for developers to change the drop down in console each time from "extension" to "top" to be able to test JS codes. (This happens when extension writes something in console). It would be nice if we can disable/filter any kind of logging from extensions.
Feb 20 2017,
It is very inconvenient to insert the string each time. Please add a checkbox "hide chrome ext req"
Jun 6 2017,
Please add this feature. Take care of developers)
Aug 31 2017,
Any update on this? Please add a checkbox "hide chrome ext req", take care of developers.
Sep 5 2017,
Please please please create this feature. Those extensions in my network and console errors are frustrating. Particularly Honey and LastPass.
Sep 12 2017,
+1 the network monitor becomes unusable when a lot of non-related information is shown... It is a must! Thanks!
Oct 5 2017,
+1 please implement this, the amount of noise in the network tab and console is growing due to extensions doing more and more and it's in the way of what people really use devtools for
Dec 19 2017,
+1 for a simple checkbox option to hide extension resources!
Dec 19 2017,
It would be so helpful to have a checkbox hide extension errors and messages. Please implement and allow the checkbox to save state between sessions. BTW, freakin awesome tool. It blows all the other browser tools out of the water and really helps move the web forward.
Dec 19 2017,
Does this count as a feature request? Add a way to hide/filter out extension resources in the network tab of web inspector https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=239401
Jan 22 2018,
Agreed - there should be a checkbox to exclude extension information from the entire dev tools UI.
Mar 31 2018,
+1 please add checkbox to exclude extension resources, or persist filter
Sep 1,
Agreed - there should be a checkbox to exclude extension information from the entire dev tools UI.
Nov 19,
This is NOT a dupe, the work done in 2014 does not cover this case. Please reopen so this gets actioned.
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This complete, fundamental, and authoritative classic was the results of years of research, analysis and thought. Describing the American family as a product primarily of European folkways, economic transition to modern capitalism, and its distinctive environment -- a virgin continent. Invaluable to students of early American history.
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First published in the early twentieth century, this book contributed significantly to an understanding of the forces at work in the evolution of family institutions in the United States. The first of a three-volume series, the text describes the American family as a product primarily of European folkways, economic transition to modern capitalism, and its distinctive environment--a virgin continent. Exhaustive in its use of primary and secondary sources, The American Family in the Colonial Period will be invaluable to students of early American history and of interest to all who enjoy reading about America's past and its early settlers. Unabridged republication of A Social History of the American Family: Vol. 1: Colonial Period, originally published by The Arthur H. Clark Company, Cleveland, Ohio, 1917

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|'Modern Life'
Here was the layout I went with initially.
The final drawing, done in red Prismacolor and good ol' mechanical pencil on cold press watercolor paper. The red pencil has been removed via Photoshop witchcraft.
And here's an early stage in the coloring process. The yellow rectangle used to be much taller.
Tumblr is great for putting up images, and this blog can have more in depth, hopefully informative, posts. And occasionally feature David Bowie references. So there you go.
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The Madison County Journal's Zach Mitcham has the scoop:
"It's just my heart feeling that I just don't have it in me to run," said Hudgens. "There was no discouragement. I know they're going to say that people from Augusta got to you. But I haven't talked to anybody from Augusta except those who were encouraging me to run."
He said he doesn't plan to back anybody else in the 10th District Congressional race.
The article continues:
Hudgens said that he and his wife, Suzanne, have been praying about whether he should run. He said they reached a decision Friday morning.
Fair enough — running for Congress certainly isn't for everybody. However, it would probably have been a better decision for Hudgens to have given the matter a bit more thought before he severely disrespected the previous officeholder with his rushing to announce candidacy on the day of Charlie Norwood's death. If his decision on running wasn't reached until today, then his foolishly-timed announcement of candidacy was an even more inexplicably poor choice.
"I've been out here three weeks on the campaign trail," said Hudgens. "I just don't have the fire in the belly that I need to do this. I've had tremendous reception everywhere I've gone. I just feel like I really don't want to do this. I love being in the senate." …Hudgens said that he will seek re-election to his District 47 post in 2008.
Again, there is no problem with that sentiment, or with that decision.
The problem comes from Hudgens's abysmally foolish decision to announce his candidacy just as Mr. Norwood's death was becoming public knowledge (a decision which almost certainly eroded potential support for his campaingn, and contributed to the ultimate decision to withdraw from the race), and from the domino effect his announcement of candidacy had on the region — including on Brian Kemp, who had announced that he was running to succeed Hudgens in the 47th, had filed for a campaign committee to raise cash for the run, and had garnered the endorsements of the entire Senate GOP Caucus and the Lieutenant Governor.
Hudgens's decision to withdraw from the race was a good one. What little chance he might have theoretically had of winning the race likely evaporated the day of Mr. Norwood's death, when Hudgens showed that he lacked even enough respect for a just-deceased colleague to even "wait until the body was cold" before rushing out to claim a stake in the 10th CD legacy. Hopefully Mr. Hudgens will take a lesson in grace and humility from this experience, and will apply it to his political and personal endeavors in the future.
The future of the 47th district may be an open question, as well. With Brian Kemp having been able to garner such wide support for a potential run (for a seat which had not officially been vacated yet), there is the possibility that Hudgens may soon be facing a primary challenge in the district — and from a former colleague. That is, of course, simply speculation; it is just as likely that Mr. Kemp would, out of a respect for his colleagues which Mr. Hudgens appears not to possess, decline to challenge an incumbent Republican in the '08 primary.
However, were he to do so, there is a very good chance that he would win.


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Managing Risk of Information Systems Security Incidents
Dr. Fariborz Farahmand - Purdue University/CERIAS
Sep 28, 2005
AbstractThe Internet and information systems have enabled businesses to reduce costs, attain greater market reach, and develop closer business partnerships along with improved customer relationships. However, using the Internet has led to new risks and concerns. This research provides a management perspective on the issues confronting CIOs and IT managers. It develops a model for classification of threats and control measures. It also develops a scheme for probabilistic evaluation of the impact of security threats with some illustrative examples. It involves assessment of information assets and probabilities of success of attacks on those assets in organizations and evaluates the expected damages of these attacks. The research outlines some suggested control measures and presents some cost models for quantifying damages from these attacks and compares the tangible and intangible costs of these attacks. This research also proposes a risk management system for information systems security incidents in five stages: 1- Resource and application value analysis, 2- Vulnerability and risk analysis, 3- Computation of losses due to threats and benefits of control measures, 4- Selection of control measures, and 5- Implementation of alternatives. We are currently developing a formal methodology to estimate the effectiveness of control measures on one or different threats. We are considering parameters for control measures measurements such as, cost, level, and the effectiveness and the tradeoff among these parameters.
About the SpeakerFariborz Farahmand received his Ph.D. from the College of Computing at Georgia Institute of Technology in 2004. He is currently a Visiting Assistant Professor of Management at the Krannert School of Management and CERIAS at Purdue University, and a Fellow of I3P, Institution for Information Infrastructure Protection. His research interests are in the security of information systems and databases, vulnerability and risk assessment of information systems, and cost-benefit analysis of information technology investments, particularly in the context of security and control measures.
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SIXTY Hotels Unveils New Website
NEW YORK, October 31, 2016
TransPerfect, the world's largest privately held provider of language and technology solutions for global business, today announced the launch of four new language sites for SIXTY Hotels' main website and property portal, www.sixtyhotels.com. The addition of Spanish, French, Portuguese, and German brings the total number of supported languages to five.
SIXTY Hotels is a chain of luxury boutique hotels in New York City, Los Angeles, and Miami, committed to creating a 360-degree cultural experience in hospitality environments. The company used TransPerfect's GlobalLink OneLink proxy-based website localization technology to configure and deploy their sites in four new languages.
OneLink is the preferred solution for global organizations seeking to localize web-based content while virtually eliminating IT involvement and reducing project management burdens. OneLink facilitates a smooth localization process through the automation of change detection, the routing of content, and publishing.
"As our business continues to expand into new and exciting areas, we recognize the importance of adapting our strategy for international markets and the possibilities they have to offer," said Nina Libby, Director of E-Commerce at SIXTY Hotels. "We required a hands-off, turnkey solution for effective multilingual website localization and TransPerfect's OneLink technology was the perfect fit."
"It's an exciting time for SIXTY Hotels as they expand their unique service offering to a broader base of luxury jetsetters," commented Liz Elting, Co-CEO at TransPerfect. "We're extremely proud to support their multilingual strategy and delighted to help them achieve their global business goals."
Phil Shawe, Co-CEO at TransPerfect added, "At TransPerfect, we have the honor to work with the best and brightest retailers across the world. SIXTY Hotels' brand encompasses a modern, luxurious, and comfortable lifestyle that attracts customers worldwide. We are thrilled that they can now provide an enhanced user experience for prospective and existing customers."
About SIXTY Hotels
SIXTY Hotels is ambitious in vision but down-to-earth when it comes to putting guests first. SIXTY Hotels is a new, innovative brand of five luxury inns based in New York City, Los Angeles, and Miami. SIXTY Hotels distinguishes itself from other boutique brands by providing highly personalized service and artful hotel experiences within sophisticated backdrops that seasoned travelers will find at home. From its incomparable suites to its gastronomically refined restaurants and rooftop cocktail lounges, SIXTY Hotels offers discerning global travelers exclusive urban retreats. SIXTY SoHo, located at 60 Thompson Street in New York, is the flagship of the hotel collective.


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Dani Rowe MBE
Dani Rowe MBE won Olympic gold in world record time in the Team Pursuit at London 2012. She has been World Champion in the same event for the last three years and currently rides for the Wiggle-Honda ProCycling Road Team. She received her MBE in the 2013 new year's honours list.
A guest at our Champions of CycleSport Dinner in 2015, she said: "It's been fantastic to see women's cycling taking more of a spotlight lately and I hope more and more women will be inspired to get on their bikes. Riding for a charity like Action Medical Research is a great way to get motivated and meet others, and it's great that they have events just for women. You can choose from Davina's Big Sussex Bike Ride or for the more adventurous there is a London to Paris trip. Go on girls, give it a go!"


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The date of my first entry in my weblog is February 6 1997. At that time there was no blog service and even the word "blog". I wrote html by a text editor and uploaded to a rental server through a FTP client by myself. But what I had done was just "blogging".
I may be the biggest fan of my blog. I often read the entries on my weblog, and I'm always surprised, "Ah, this is exactly what I think!" Of course I'm happy, when I find that accesses to my weblog increase, but I guess that I basically write my blog to myself.
The main reason why I keep writing my blog for fifteen years is to think of something new. When I come across some issue that I want to understand, I'll write a new entry.
At first I've not understood about the issue, but I began to write what come into my head. At that time I myself didn't know the conclusion of the entry. While writing, I was getting to understand what I want to write. I read the draft of the entry and rewrite it, and then I become to understand about the issue more clearly. The process of writing the entry is just thinking of the issue.
Socrates didn't think that writing was important. He hadn't written any book. If Plato hadn't written the dialogues by Socrates, we couldn't know about Socrrates' philosophy. He thought that discussing was thinking.
I think that discussing is as important as writing. Especially criticism makes my thought deeper. Two different thoughts crush dialectically into new thought.
We think that we get a new conclusion through some discussion, but often times the conclusion isn't clear and we forget it sooner than we imagine. So I write about it, and I find how imperfect the conclusion is and make it clear.
I forgot what I wrote on my blog by myself, and then I read it to find what I thought.


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|Dear Well-Wishers and Supporters, Namaste and warm greetings from all of us at Namaste Community Foundation. As we are close to our main Hindu festival, we would like to extend our wishes to you, 'Happy Dashain' and may this festival bring happiness, joy and good health to all throughout the World and most crucially to make our World a better place together, where all people from different cultures, genders, religions and ages can live with dignity, harmony and peacefully. Fun and joy to those who join with us and celebrate.
We intend to run our projects professionally, transparently, economically with local and international co-operation, our main priority is to build friendships and mutual understanding with our partner organisation and any individual or institution from global community.
We look forward to receiving your feedback and suggestions as they are key to our further development and growth. Further co-operation, partnership and support from you and your institution will be highly appreciated and instrumental toward our beneficiaries' well-being and sustainability. Thank you and happy Dashain and Tihar-2071(Nepali Year)!
Most SincerelyVisma Raj Paudel and Namaste family
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|Note: We are delighted to inform to our readers that the upcoming newsletter will be sent in monthy basis and much more user friendly as our newly appointed Web Developer "Mr. Sanil Shakya" is working on it.
|For our present newsletter we would like to present testimonials for the people who have been at our project in Pokhara and who are supporting us financially. We believe that this will enable those of you who have not visited this project first hand to understand its scope, progress, potential and management, most importantly from international help. Please take a few moments to go through the testimonials below, thanks!
Alexander Hallett
In 2013, I spent the year volunteering in orphanages in 7 countries around the world for 1-2 months at a time. I experienced first-hand what the conditions of orphanages are like in Vietnam, Cambodia, Nepal, Kenya, South Africa, Romania, and Peru. After spending 5 weeks at Namaste in 2013, I can say without hesitation that Namaste Children's Home is the blueprint for how an orphanage can and should be run. The amazing children at Namaste are cared for by a staff of hard-working, selfless locals, who help to instill compassion, responsibility, camaraderie, and self-reliance in the children. They do this by walking with the children to and from school every day, helping with their homework, helping give the kids responsibilities like cooking and cleaning, and working side-by-side with them in projects around the local community. The children are loved unconditionally without being coddled, allowed to just be kids while still having adult responsibilities, and prepared for the future and life after the orphanage to be worldly stewards of humanity. Go to Namaste. I promise you'll have a smile on your face and in your heart every second you're there. Sincerely,
Richard Penson, Well-wisher and children sponsor from UK
"I first became aware of Namaste Community Foundation (Formerly: Namaste Children's House) in 2010 when I first visited Nepal and was speaking to a volunteer who had spent 3 months working with the children. Based on her recommendation and positive feedback, in March 2011, I decided to sponsor a number of the children at the House, to enable them to receive a proper education as well as having a safe and secure place to live. I was fortunate enough to visit the House in Pokhara in May 2013 and was very happy to find that my sponsorship was being put to very good use and that the children were being well looked after in a loving and caring environment. Following this very positive visit, I am now working with friends and colleagues to provide further support to Namaste Community Foundation. I would encourage everyone to support the House in whatever way possible as a little can change a lot."
|NEW WEBSITE OF NCF-Nepal
|Check our recently updated website (www.ncf-nepal.org), although still currently under construction. Our idea is to provide key information of our organisation alongside varying projects in progress, their impact, the financial side and to present an understanding of our work to the outside world. Any feedback and suggestion regarding new site is highly appreciated,
e-mail to : [email protected]
|The Annual General Meeting of Namaste Community was completed and celebrated on the 13thSeptember 2014 at The Himalayan Kitchen, Pokhara-6.The progress report, budget and other important matters were discussed in the open session. Participators for the report included; Members from District Child Welfare Committee, NGO federation, Network of Children Homes, District Administration Office, Various business house workers, and local partners. The Advisory group board, general members, children and other beneficiaries also participated in the meeting. The major agenda was to discuss the AGM for the Audit Report, Progress Report, Yearly Budgets, Renewed progress, budget approval from Social Welfare Council, Completing donor's guidelines, project agreement, government regulation , NCF-Nepal's sustainability and MoU with other participating charities.
|Agriculture training at Ghachowk has been started from 20th August 2014. A total number of 24 trainees have been selected from strict selection procedure. The official opening ceremony was held on 20th August, followed by the 2 days psychological counseling to generate concentration towards training. Three trainers have been selected including: Mr. Dhan Bahadur Rana 2nd Class Officer at Regional Agriculture Directorate - Pokhara, Mr. PurnaBhadur G.C – Ghachowk and Mr. Dinesh Pokhrel. This two month training will cover the training on: soil testing, seasonal and unseasonal vegetable farming, tunnel tomato farming, mushroom production and animal farming, etc. It will also include motivational classes, business classes, low rate loan and managerial service in different stages to encourage for female entrepreneurship.
|Extensive Reading Program at our Library has been running successfully. This program have started with an initiation of Kenny and Vicky Allen (USA) and currently working in UAE. This program actually motivates children to use library and complete m-Reader quizzes (to check whether they had understood the book or not). The book includes English graded readers and children's literature books. There are 3 new computers opened for the children to take part in m-Reader quizzes in the internet.The children were very excited and during the next 4 weeks, they had read over 360,000 words and passed 213 quizzes!
|Staff Empowerment has been thought crucially important by Namaste Community Foundation – Nepal. NCF – Nepal send Mr. Utsav Gurung, Admin Officer for the foundation in 7 days Proposal and Report Writing Training called by CTRDC starting from 3rd August 2014. According to Mr. Gurung training was focused on the scientific approach of writing, problem identification, causes & effects, and its means & ends. Training was found to be effective and is also applicable to the organizations for fund raising.
|We also did participated in a training session organized by CWIN-Nepal on the 18th and 19th of August 2014. The project In-charge of Namaste Children's House, Manoj Regmi participated in the training. This training was entirely based on the issues like:Children needed Documentation, Counseling, management of child care homes and many other general issues related to child care homes. The training was classified into four sessions and each trainer conducted the training according to his/her respective field. In nutshell, the training was very fruitful as it was entirely concentrated on the issues related to child care homes.
Similarly, three day social audit training has been participated by Man Singh Chaudhary (Manager). This training was organized by NGO Federation. This social audit has been recently introduced to apply for the social organizations to maintain transparency among local stakeholders. Social audit need to be applied compulsorily by every social organization each year.
|Construction of vehicle garage at Ghachowk has been completed. This has been done in front of the building which is supporting for the proper parking place and protection of the vehicle and motorbike. It took almost 5 days to complete. During the course of two months' time; we encountered and sorted out some of the house problem. This includes: maintenance of drinking water storage tank, drainage system and leakagesetc. Similarly the playing equipmentsthat was left unused since long was also taken to workshop for maintenance. Some extra playing equipment will be gifted to the local primary school at Ghachowk after necessary repairs and paintings.
|A bicycle was gifted to one of our partially re-integrated children from Namaste Children's House, Nepal. This bicycle was gifted by the Friends of Children Nepal, Germany. This would help her for the daily transportation for studying college and would save an average of 1 hour every day time. Currently she is doing her 11th standard of schooling and is living with her sister.
|NCF – Nepal have appointed one teacher to teach in English medium at Shree Bal Kalyan Primary School, Ghachowk. This is a step towards supporting local school to improve their quality education. Our team were also participated and involved in the teacher selection process to provide an opportunity for the best without having any bias. Mrs. PuspaPoudel has been selected as the new English teacher. She has completed her Master in Arts with English as a major subject. Besides, she is also a local resident of Ghachwok, which will motivate her to proving better education.
|Being a multi-cultural country; NCF – Nepal cannot stay isolated out of that. During this three month; we have celebrated Janai Purnima on 10th August and Teej on 28th August 2014. Similarly, the Krishna Janmasthmi, Asthami Brata, Children's Day and other festivals has been celebrated during this time. Basically in Janai Purnima, Nepalese people tie a sacred thread (Janai) around their wrists from the priest. During Teej: Girls put on colorful dresses especially red and enjoy the festival singing and dancing. Some fasts for the day to get good husband, better health and the prosperity of the family members.
|Sunil B.K who has been raised under Namaste Community Foundation for 11 years; stepped in to his next stage of his life. He got married recently with a girl from Kahunkhola, Kaski District. Man Singh Chaudhary (Manager at NCF-Nepal) was participated as a guardian of Sunil BK on the wedding ceremony. He blessed both the bride and groom for the prosperity and congratulated them for their better married life ahead. As a guardian NCF – Nepal is also very happy for his endeavor and wishes him a happy married life.
|Thank you so much for taking your valuable time to read this newsletter. I hope you enjoyed this edition that includes the important events and information fromthe last three months. We hope it provides all the information you require. However, if you have any additional events that you would like us to publish, do not hesitate to get in contact us. Lastly, from the depths of our hearts, we would like to thank all of you for your continuing charity and support. Please know that TOGETHER, we are making a huge positive difference in the lives of the helpless Nepali children, underprivileged women and adults.
Man Singh Chaudhary (Manager)
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City assistant boss talks about his hopes for the upcoming 2012/13 League One campaign...
Sky Blues assistant boss Richard Shaw says he is looking onwards and upwards for the club's fortunes as they start to wind down their pre-season tour of Scotland.
City have won and lost their first two games of their tour north of the border with one more game against Inverness Caledonian Thistle to come tomorrow and Shaw said both himself and manager Andy Thorn had been delighted with what they had seen at their Aviemore base.
The Sky Blues beat Highland League side Brora Rangers 5-0 on Tuesday before suffering a late 1-0 defeat to SPL outfit Ross County the following night but Shaw said he was looking at other aspects rather than results to see how the squad is shaping up ahead of the 2012/13 campaign in League One.
"In terms of possession, chances created, work rate and fitness we were absolutely delighted with the way the lads performed on Tuesday night," Shaw said.
"It's not about results, it's about fitness and getting the lads to where we want them to be and we've been really pleased with what they've shown us.
"When the actual season comes around it's going to be the old cliché of taking it a game at a time but I managed to get out of League One with Millwall so I know what that league is about, I know what's coming and we'll give the lads every bit of information we have in terms of the type of football, the stadiums and the teams and be professional about it.
Check out all of our pre-season coverage so far on Sky Blues Player!
"We've got plenty of positives to look at from what I've seen and we'll be looking forward to an exciting season and hopefully getting the crowds back with good football and putting points on the board."
The 43-year-old former defender, who made more than 300 appearances for the Sky Blues in nearly 11 years at the club from 1995, also said he looked forward to overcoming the obstacles that people seemed keen to point out before he arrived at the Ricoh Arena.
"I really am pleased to be back here. I've loved the last two or three weeks and I've enjoyed seeing the players attitude and application which has been fantastic," he added.
"I did the coaching thing at Millwall and now I have come here with a bit of responsibility, Lee Carsley has come with us and we have a good close knit staff. I'm still young enough to be on the winning team in the five-a-sides and I'm excited about what next season will bring.
"People say that we have our work cut out for us but to be honest I would prefer it like that. I would rather come here, work hard and overcome obstacles because I think you get more gratification from that.
"We know there's alot of hard work to be done here, the manager knows that as does everyone that is involved with the club but we will give it 110 per cent to turn around its fortunes. We got relegated last year so as far as I'm concerned it's onwards and upwards."


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Gorgeous! Love all the colours of acorns and that little hand 🙂 Have the most wonderful weekend.
what a nice craft full of colours!!!
That looks perfect crafting! And a great photo too. Hope you've had a wonderful weekend.
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Sunday, 9 December 2012
Mistake on hexagon quilt!
I have recently joined the British Quilters Guild and this week attended my first meeting with the ladies of Region Six in Wokingham for a Christmas coffee morning. It was a very relaxed morning with a 'bring and buy' and a raffle, and then a wonderful 'show and tell'. Most of the ladies had brought something in, some works in progress, others completed items, all done recently. Some of the group has been doing a 'mystery block' project and they brought their quilt tops in. Although they had all used the same pattern, it was amazing to see how different they all turned out as they had all used fabrics to their own taste.
I look forward to next week meeting the Guild ladies of Oxfordshire and can't wait to see what treasures will be shown at the 'show and tell'
I have worked some more on my hexagon quilt, all the applique is now done and I have cut all the pieces for the first border. In my haste I decided to stitch the first row of blocks straight onto the thin border surrounding the centre panel and guess what.... I made no allowance for the return of the border on the adjoining sides, so my lovely little squares are now out by half a square at each end!
I did think I could fudge it, and no one will know, being small triangles in the square blocks I sewed half squares at the ends to 'fix' this, but then I thought that I cannot kid myself and that I would think about it everytime I look at this quilt and who needs constant reminders of their own mistakes? So tonight I have painstakingly unpicked it all so that I can have, if not a perfect border, one that is at least correctly sewn on.
I have started a new wallhanging, at least, the instructions are for a wall hanging, but knowing what I am like, I will probably find a way of turning it into a quilt. This is the pattern and I am so excited about the quilting possibilities in this one.
It has taken quite a long time to copy the design out onto my fusible web (I always use Steam-a-seam 2) and then even longer to cut out the intricate design. It is now, however, ironed into place and in the near future, I will machine applique it into place.
I am wondering whether I should stick to the flat colour black or make it look a bit more 3D with fabric paints or do some shading with quilting threads? But this must wait for another day....
I have also started a small wall hanging this week called "Coffee time" (not because I don't have enough sewing projects on the go, just that I didn't have any hand sewing to do now that I have finished all my hexagons).
The hand stitching kept me busy for 2 evenings and now it has joined all the other projects in the machine sewing pile.
This is what it looks like at the moment:
And then, I had to decide what my next hand sewing project is going to be. I have seen these lovely pumpkin dolls, made out of yo-yo's in Golden, just perfect for Halloween, and yes I know we have just had Halloween, but if I don't do it now, by next year October, I will be busy with some other project and probably not have time to prepare for halloween, so now seems like a really good time. So, I have cut my little squares, to be turned into yo-yo's for the arms and legs and have even started some of the yo-yo's during a car journey.
I am using the Clover yo-yo maker and they are turning out really lovely
Thank you for looking, if you liked what you've seen, please leave a comment. Enjoy your day :-)
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By Darryl Payne
Posted on March 9, 2017
If your idea of heaven is beautiful scenery and plenty of peace and quiet, renting a cabin in Pigeon Forge is for you. Cabins come in all sizes, and each has its own unique personality. There is an abundance of cabin rental agencies, so before choosing your mountain home, it's a good idea to do a little homework.
Determine Your Needs
First, make a list of what you need in a cabin. How many people does the cabin need to accommodate? If you're traveling with a group, are people willing to sleep in bunk beds or bunkrooms, or does everyone need their own room? Does anyone have accessibility needs such as a wheelchair ramp, one-story, or elevator?
Next, set a budget. Are you okay with remote, rustic charm or are you more interested in life's little luxuries and prime locations? Either way, you'll be pleasantly surprised at how affordable cabin rentals are compared to hotels. Finally, if you're planning to vacation with Fido, make sure pet-friendly is on your must-have list.
Determine Your Wants
If you're a morning person, you might prefer a cabin with a sunrise view instead of a sunset view. If you like to sleep in, you may be happier with a west-facing patio or deck. Make a list of attractions you want to visit or hiking trails you'd like to try. Narrowing down how you'll spend your time will help you choose a cabin in a location that's convenient to activities.
Do you want Internet access or would you rather unplug? If you've got kids or are with a group, decide if entertainment amenities such as cable TV, game tables, hot tubs, or fire pits are necessary.
Once you have your lists, you're ready for the fun part - browsing online photos of rental cabins. Rental agency websites usually have their inventory broken down by cabin size, and you should be able to tell something about the cabin's personality or best feature by its name. For example, on Fireside Chalet and Cabin Rental's website, "Old Glory" is a quaint cabin with American flag–themed décor. "Caddy Shack Lodge" features an indoor putting green, while "Whispering Winds" is located in a secluded pine forest.
As you browse, pay close attention to photos and notice details such as the view from the deck and the proximity to other cabins. Beware of cabins with few photos or cabins with outdated décor.
Most cabin rental companies let you check availability and booking online via their websites. If you have questions that aren't answered online, call the rental agency for more information.
Booking Your Pigeon Forge Cabin
If your dates aren't flexible, it helps to make a backup list of cabins you like. To avoid surprises, ask the rental agent about these aspects of the cabin you've chosen:
• How far is it to the nearest grocery store?
• How far is it to nearby attractions?
• Is the driveway steep? Will I need a four-wheel drive?
• How close is the next cabin?
• What is the view like from the porch or deck?
• How many place servings are in the kitchen?
• Are linens provided?
• Does the cabin allow smoking or is it strictly non-smoking?
• Is there any nearby construction?
• What are the checkin, checkout, and cancellation policies?
• Whom can you call if there is a maintenance problem?
The Rental Process
To reserve your cabin, you'll likely need to put down a deposit, usually 50%, on a credit card and pay the rest at checkin. If the rental agency does not provide refunds in case of family emergencies, "Acts of God" (events such as natural disasters or severe weather), you may want to buy trip insurance. Most rental agencies charge a damage deposit and cleaning fee, and some charge a resort fee.
Ask about additional fees, so you aren't surprised when you arrive. Cleaning fees cover the costs of normal services. You should leave your cabin the way you found it, including taking out your trash and doing your dishes. Otherwise, you may forfeit some or all of your damage deposit.
Renting a cabin in the Smoky Mountains is the perfect recipe for a relaxing getaway. Pigeon Forge cabins come in all sizes - from spacious mountain chalets that can sleep your entire extended family to cozy one-bedrooms just right for just you and your sweetheart. With just a little research up front, you're sure to have a vacation you'll never forget.
About Darryl Payne
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This is part of continuing study of the comparative nesting behavior of solitary wasps (Hymenoptera Aculeata), with particular references to the genus Philanthus (Sphecidae). This year most attention was decovted to P. zebratus, a relatively large and showy member of the genus that nests in several places in Jackson Hole. The major study area was below the Snake River Overlook, 9.5 miles south of Moran Junction. About 100 nests were present here between July 10 and August 5, all in an area about 5 x 15 meters in sandy soil near the Snake River. Forty nests were marked and followed until completion. In no case did the females involved make a second nest; they continued to make cells on the original nests until their death. The maximum number of cells found was 14, provisioned each with 4-9 paralyzed bees or wasps (including other species of Philanthus). Observations were also made on male behavior. Males are not territorial, as previously assumed, but rest at various places around the colony, showing little tendency to return to the same perch again. Males also have a "high flight", not previously described, in which they rise slowly in the air to a height of 3-5 meters and then descend obliquely to the ground after 10-60 seconds. Project Number 115.
Recommended Citation
Evans, Howard E.
"Comparative Ethology of Solitary Wasps,"
Jackson Hole Research Station Annual Report: Vol. 1971
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A Pivotal Time
Family and Friends -
I only have a second, but wanted to ask for fervent prayer today as our school board (if they stick to their agenda items) votes on topics that have ripped our county apart: mandatory year-round school attendance and bussing for diversity. With four newly-elected board members who have upset the status quo, you can imagine how tensions have run here. I wish I had time to go into details, but suffice it to say that things have gotten ugly, even scary. Media spin has been out of control as false accusations, threats, speculation, and panic mind-sets have caused citizens to blow things out of proportion and throw facts into the wind. Groups and individuals are fanning the fires of anything controversial they can think of in order to promote their viewpoints – most noticeably, racism.
Things have gotten way out of hand, and now, no matter what decisions the school board makes, an uproar will ensue. Please pray specifically for God's presence to be felt at the marathon school board meetings today/tonight. Pray for His will to be done, and for protection for board members, WCPSS staff, and all attendees. Please pray for those of us speaking today, that our words will help, not hinder. Pray for our children, who seem to get lost in the shuffle of political maneuvering and agenda-pushing.


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Man City boss Pep Guardiola is tracking a Borussia Dortmund starlet, while Arsene Wenger has an AC Milan striker on his January radar. ...
Man City boss Pep Guardiola is tracking a Borussia Dortmund starlet, while Arsene Wenger has an AC Milan striker on his January radar.
City Eye Weigl; Kompany Doubt?
Borussia Dortmund midfielder Julian Weigl has been making waves with a series of outstanding performances in recent months, and his form has not gone unnoticed by Pep Guardiola.
The Sun reports that Guardiola -- who it says had been "keeping tabs" on Weigl while coaching Bayern Munich -- is interested in bringing him to Manchester City in the summer.
Guardiola will "test Dortmund's resolve" with a £20 million bid -- but he could have his work cut out, with BVB determined to keep the 21-year-old and set to offer him a brand-new contract.
Weigl's rapid progress has seen him become central to Dortmund coach Thomas Tuchel's plans. The Germany international is in his second season as a regular starter for the club and scored his first professional goal for them in the Champions League win at Sporting Lisbon.
Real Madrid also have been reported to be interested in signing Weigl, but Dortmund sporting director Michael Zorc has said he wants to commit the former 1860 Munich player to a long-term deal and stave off would-be suitors.
Zorc added: "We are not pressed for time because he feels extremely comfortable here."
Meanwhile, the Telegraph reports that the outlook for City captain Vincent Kompany seems uncertain after he was left out of the squad for the 4-0 Champions League defeat at Barcelona despite being fully fit.
It says the Belgium international's "future has been plunged into fresh doubt" after he had no part to play at the Camp Nou and his "prospects under Guardiola appear to have taken another turn for the worse."
And it adds that the coach's decision to drop top scorer Sergio Aguero to the bench "is also thought to have been the cause of some tension, despite the club being close to announcing that the Argentina striker has signed a new contract."
Ac Milan Youngster Linked With Arsenal
AC Milan striker M'Baye Niang is on Arsenal's radar, according to reports in Italy.
Italian news outlet CalcioMercatoWeb claim Arsene Wenger has set his sights on the 21-year-old and will bid for the player in January as he looks to bolster his forward line.
The report suggests that the Gunners would be better placed to sign the €35million-rated youngster next summer.
Niang has scored three goals and notched three assists in seven Serie A appearances this term.
Real Madrid did indeed try to sign Paul Pogba in the recent summer transfer window. (Marca)
Striker Sergio Aguero, 28, and defender Vincent Kompany, 30, are facing uncertain futures at Manchester City. (Mirror)
Manchester United will look to sell 26-year-old right-back Matteo Darmian in January, with 18-year-old Timothy Fosu-Mensah earmarked as the club's future first-choice. (Times)
West Ham will have police inside the London Stadium for Wednesday's EFL Cup match against Chelsea after resolving radio communication issues at the £700m ground.(Sky Sports)
Newcastle owner Mike Ashley has rejected foreign bids to buy the club since relegation to the Championship, and remains determined not to sell. (Telegraph)
Atletico Madrid manager Diego Simeone wants a move to the Premier League, and could leave the Spanish club before his contract expires in 2018. (Mirror)
Tottenham hope to agree a new contract with defender Jan Vertonghen, 29, in the next few weeks. (Evening Standard)
Inter Milan are considering making a move for 31-year-old Manchester City defender Pablo Zabaleta in January. (ESPN)


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WSR Camping Trek to Sandhan Valley ( Batch - 4 ) on 07th - 08th January 2017
Wanderingsoulriders has arranged our Favourite destination Trek to Sandhan Valley exploration event – Valley of Shadow Trek on 07th - 08th January 2017
Short Info:
Height: 4100 ft
Grade: Medium with Thrill
Location: Bhandardara region
Registration closing Date : 31st December 2016 ( or till the Last seat booked )
Seats: 30 No's
Cost: 1600/- Per Person
1550/- WSR Members
Trek Leads: Deepak / Subodh
" SANDHAN" …. is a beautiful place situated in the Western Ghats near Ratangad. Amidst the water carved valley of 50 to 500 feet deep and around two km long. Experience the heart throbbing crossing of 4 ft deep water pool in the way of rock floored water carved valley.
This will be your memorable trek.
Also you will get chance to Rappel down four small patches to reach the base of SANDHAN VALLEY.
Itinerary for this trek:
DAY 0 : Friday 06th January 2017
22:50 Hrs :CST
22:57Hrs: Byculla
23:04 Hrs: Dadar
23:12 Hrs: Kurla
23:16 Hrs: Ghatkopar
23:31 Hrs: Thane
23:55 Hrs: Dombivali
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00:05 Hrs: Kalyan
01:18 Hrs: Kasara
Depart 2 Samrad by Private vehicle
04:00 Hrs : – @ Samrad
Rest for 2 hours
Breakfast-T Time
07:30 Hrs — Move 2 Sandhan
08:00 Hrs — Enter in Sandhan Valley
We have to go through abt 4-5 feet deep water for about 25-30 meters on the way … its real fun-thrill
Pls do carry extra clothes for da same …
12:30 Hrs — Rappelling of 50 ft patch
Lunch time mid way
& then 2 more patches of 20 feet 2 rappel ..
17:30 Hrs — Settle at base
Dinner & Campfire
Stay in open … near a natural swimming pool
Day 2 : Sunday 08th January 2017
Wake Up early
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Esther Giles Nampitjinpa was born circa 1948 at Yumara, in Western Australia. She grew up living the nomadic lifestyle with her tribe in the desert. Her first lesson in life on the frontier between two cultures was a violent one. As a young girl, her warrior father was shot by a white man in an unprovoked attack, and his body was strung up in a tree. This event exemplefies the hardships . . .
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Napa Valley Allure
by Lydia Crichton
Lydia Christine Crichton is a novelist who lives to craft her works of fiction in the heart of Napa Valley.
Getting the Lay of the Land
For a picture-perfect view, take a short drive up the Oakville Grade and pull over at the top. Mount St. Helena looms at 4,343 feet up-valley, north of Calistoga. From its peak, on a clear day - most days are - the hearty hiker will be rewarded with a stunning view of the blue Pacific shimmering in the distance. A tranquil flight above the patchwork of agriculture in a hot air balloon may be the best way to get a feel for the place. Napa Valley Balloons launch at sunrise for a fantasy flight followed by a champagne brunch.
The world-class Auberge du Soleil has Mediterranean-inspired rooms and villas terraced down the hillside feature Italian linens, down bedding and a plethora of deluxe amenities. The full-facility spa and renowned restaurant ensure that guests need not want for, well, anything. The view from the bar/restaurant wrap- around terrace is simply the most spectacular and romantic imaginable, day or night.
Brix, near Yountville, offers al fresco dining with vineyard views. California cuisine with produce harvested from the on-site garden is prepared with a skilled but light hand. Tra Vigne in St. Helena epitomizes wine country ambiance. Classic Italian weds California fresh for a marriage made in heaven. Taylor's Refresher right on Hwy 29 in St. Helena has a creative selection of the best burgers this side of Texas and an astonishing local wine list.
Nectar of the Grape
Over 400 wineries open their doors in Napa County alone, not to mention those in nearby Sonoma. Guests will discover stunning architecture, inspirational gardens, museum-quality art and, of course, some of the world's finest wines. Many offer pairings of food and wine. Check out The Preiser Key to Napa Valley for complete details of where and when to go for public, private and reserve tastings.
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Four major airports serve the San Francisco Bay Area, all just a short drive to the valley: San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose and Sacramento. So what are you waiting for? Book a flight, rent a car and cruise through the experience of a lifetime in the beautiful, the bountiful, the breathtaking California Wine Country.
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Restaurant and bar
The vast ocean is ever present at the restaurant and the three bars at the Monte Mar Palace Hotel. The spectacular scenery is the perfect backdrop for your delicious meal and drink.
O Montado Restaurant welcomes you with contemporary design and a light, relaxed atmosphere. There is a vast range of delicacies, both Portuguese and international, to enjoy along with the spectacular view over the ocean.
For a refreshing drink and a light meal or snack made all the more special by stunning views, the Mardoll and the Cliff Bars are ideal. Modern and welcoming, with an excellent choice of drinks and meals specially designed to appeal to a wide range of tastes, you can also use the adjoining living room, which offers comfortable sofas, cable television and table games.
What could be more relaxing than a cool drink by the pool overlooking the magnificent ocean? Between May and September it's possible to enjoy the comfort of the bar near the outside swimming pool. You'll feel like making a toast to the beauty and pleasure you'll enjoy at the Monte Mar.


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September 5, 2012
By Melissa K Buckley
Basic Combat Training week two:
FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. — – New skills and new challenges awaited Soldiers from Company C, 1st Battalion, 48th Infantry Regiment during their second week of Basic Combat Training.
Chemical defense, first aid and physical fitness training were all part of the week, but it was the CS gas (tear gas) Confidence Chamber on Aug. 21 that challenged their courage.
Prior to entering the chamber, Pvt. Tayler Douglas was nervous.
"I am scared to death right now. I heard it's like suffocating," Douglas said before entering.
The CS gas Confidence Chamber is considered an important step of training because it's needed to build Soldiers' confidence in the protective gear.
"It's to teach them that the mask works, and they know the difference between wearing it and not wearing it in a chemically contaminated environment," said Staff Sgt. Xavier Wyatt, Co. C, 1-48th Inf. Bn. drill sergeant. "It's critical for them to have these skills in case of a chemical attack."
The Soldiers entered the chamber with their masks sealed, then they moved around, jumped and did exercises to prove to themselves that their masks will work during strenuous activities.
"The drill sergeants then had them clear and seal their masks to show them that the gas can be cleared out if it enters their masks," Wyatt said. "Finally, they completely take off their masks in order to feel the full effects of the CS gas."
Pvt. Andrew Jobes said the only reason he didn't quit was because he did not want to have to do it again in order to pass.
"It was way worse than I expected. It burned," Jobes said. "I'm glad I did it now. That mask really works. If there is ever a chemical attack, I'm ready."
Pvt. Darwin Rivera left the chamber with an adrenaline rush.
"Awesome. I really liked it," Rivera said. "I just couldn't wait for them to open the door."
Pvt. Jessica Vanheel said the experience was not as bad as people made it sound.
"We had to say the Soldier's Creed with our masks off. I was able to say more than the other people in my group," Vanheel said. "I was so nervous, but I'm glad I did it, but I did barf a little bit."
Douglas, one of the last groups in the chamber said she worked herself up for nothing and was glad she had the training.
"Wow. It wasn't that bad. I had to open my eyes because I dropped my hat, that was kind of horrible," Douglas said. "I'm excited about how well my mask works."
Wednesday through Friday, the Soldiers completed their First Aid training and tested for their Combat Lifesaver Certification.
"Combat lifesavers are critical care providers on today's battlefield and have done amazing things to help save Soldiers' lives, regardless of their Military Occupational Specialty," said Lt. Col. Erik Anderson, 1-48th Inf. Bn. commander. "I've personally seen (combat lifesavers) perform amazing acts of courage and immediate life saving first aid to wounded Soldiers."
On Saturday, they had their first Army Physical Fitness Test.
The APFT is a three-event test that each Soldier must pass by scoring 50 points or better in each event in order to graduate. The test consists of two minutes of push-ups, two minutes of sit-ups, and a two-mile run.
"Soldiers earn points based on the number of correctly performed push-ups and sit-ups they perform and how fast they run the two miles," Anderson said.
Points are also age and gender specific meaning a 17-year-old male requires a different number of repetitions and a different run time than a 22-year-old female.
Soldiers who achieve above 90 points or better in each event (270 or better) earn the Army Physical Fitness Badge that can be worn on their Physical Fitness Uniform.
"While the standard maximum score is 300 points, we do also have an extended scale that goes out to 375," Anderson said. "Soldiers will take at least three APFTs while in Basic Combat Training, generally one each phase."
The first two are diagnostic in nature to assess progress. The final End of Cycle APFT is the one for record and the one that all Soldiers must pass if they intend to graduate BCT — regardless if they passed a previous APFT.
"Each morning Soldiers will start his or her day with Physical Readiness Training. We execute PRT six days a week — Monday thru Saturday," Anderson said. "This program, designed by sports physiologists, athletes, physical trainers and Army Leaders is designed to physically and mentally challenge your Soldiers while at the same time strengthen the major muscle groups most needed in a combat environment and improve their cardiovascular endurance."
As a general rule, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays are dedicated to improving cardiovascular endurance using either an Ability Group Run (AGR) or a series of interval sprints.
Tuesdays and Thursdays are dedicated to improving muscular strength, mobility, and endurance through a series of conditioning drills, push-up and sit-up improvement drills, climbing drills, and a strength training circuit.
Most units use Saturdays for administering the Army Physical Fitness Test and Modern Army Combatives.
As the Soldiers enter week three, they are entering their final week of Red Phase.
Here is what the Soldiers had to saw about week two:
Pvt. Tayler Douglas, 18, Los Angeles, Calif.
MOS: 68P Radiology Specialist
Favorite training: "The first aid training. I like taking notes and learning. I just know I passed the test. I was in health academy, so it was a lot of review."
Most challenging: "The ruck marching back and forth between training. The sacks are heavy and with the weapons, it's hard."
First Aid training: "I learned that you can get rashes from sweating. I didn't know that."
One thing from home: "My brother. I miss him. He's the main reason why I am here. He's 13. I want him to have a good life. My mom is a single mother, and I want to get him into a good private school."
Pvt. Andrew Jobes, 18, Eminence, Ind.
MOS: 13D Field Artillery Automated Tactical Data Systems Specialist
Favorite training: "I like the first aid. It was fun and I learned a lot."
Most challenging: "The gas chamber was hard."
First Aid training: "I learned how to do CPR. I didn't know any of the stuff we learned. I have a good grip on first aid training now. I feel confident to use it."
One thing from home: " My bed. It's just comfortable, and I'm use to it."
Pvt. Darwin Rivera, 21, Puerto Rico
MOS: 91B Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic
Favorite training: "I liked firing the weapons. I really like it."
Most challenging: "The physical test. It's really hard. I like to do it, but it's not easy."
First Aid training: "It's cool. I learned a lot of things. You can save a life with just a needle."
One thing from home: "My Dad. All of the other things I don't really care about. I just want to see and talk to my Dad."
Pvt. Jessica Vanheel, 22, Waite Park, Minn.
MOS: 36B Financial Management Technician
Favorite training: "I liked shooting the machine guns."
Most challenging: "The gas chamber."
First Aid training: "It was exciting. I like learning stuff, it makes the day fly by."
One thing from home: "My dog Kane. He's a Blue Heeler."
(Editor's note: Melissa Buckley is a photojournalist assigned to the Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., newspaper, the Guidon.)


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