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...toll that lumber imports have taken on the area's timber economy and that job exports have squeezed from its manufacturing sector. In pledging $50 million over the next five years for the El Dorado Promise, the company not only can "give back" to the community but rebuild its shallow talent pool - a "wonderful confluence" of interests, Deming says. "Surprise, joy gratitude - the reaction in El Dorado has been heartwarming," Deming adds. "We're still seeing...
...We’re trying to rebuild and lay the foundation for building a more competitive team in the future,” Mitchell said. “We’re just trying to get up to par with what most of the other teams are doing with using portable timing and video analysis. We’re essentially rebuilding from the ground...
...victims from Iraq and Afghanistan wars - among whom I recovered from battle wounds as an embedded reporter in Baghdad three years ago. The exercise equipment we had at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington was old, the therapy wards and gyms overcrowded. There was no "flowrider" to help rebuild abdominal muscles in a water slide, nor laser gun studio to regain digital function by firing M4 replicas against video images. We made do with the best the government had to offer...
...Whether Somalia can rebuild itself as a nation state depends on its ability to create a central government whose power trumps that of any one warlord. And a month after Ethiopia invaded in a lightning advance that ousted the ruling Islamists and installed the centrist Transitional Federal Government (T.F.G.) in Mogadishu, the prognosis has to be: unlikely. The T.F.G. has little popular support inside Somalia and - crucial in a place where muscle counts most - only a hastily reconstituted army of retired soldiers to protect it. The T.F.G. needs help. But from whom...
...will report directly to the President. But he pointedly noted that he would "certainly envisage keeping the President's chief of staff informed." He immediately sent in a ten-member team to sniff out structural and personnel problems at the NSC. "I want to rebuild the NSC policy-formulation machinery," he said in an interview. Covert operations like the one in Iran, he notes, "are at times desirable," but "all the procedures need to be followed." Unlike his predecessors, however, he does not feel that covert actions should be run from the White House. "There is an appropriate place...