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Hotzone Solutions announced earlier this month that it hosted a training course in Geneva for Saudi Arabian diplomats, alongside the International CBRNe Institute (ICI).
The training focused on chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive threats (CBRNe), and took place over a week-long period. A roundtable discussion was held during the course that was focused on the Biological Weapons Convention, its future and biological threats that are considered to have potential as biological weapons.
Discussions were held relating to the nuclear program in Iran and developments of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action. Diplomats were also briefed on activity relating to the United Nations (UN) Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, the World Health Organization, the International Committee of the Red Cross and the Biological Weapons Convention's Implementation Support Unit.
Participants represented the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Saudi Arabia. Fahad Alruwaily, secretary-general of the Saudi Arabian National Authority for the Chemical and Biological Weapons Conventions, praised the course and noted that the National Authority would be interested in working with both Hotzone Solutions and the ICI in future courses and other training. Participants received certificates following the end of the course.
Hotzone Solutions focuses on international training courses related to CBRN response and preparedness.


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Husband and wife team Dr. John Worman and Dr. Paula Marrie purchased Gahanna Animal Hospital in 1981. Since their purchase there have been 2 renovations which have resulted in a large animal hospital offering many services. Gahanna Animal Hospital began with 2 exam rooms, a treatment area/pharmacy/lab, a surgical room and boarding facilities. With the 2 renovations (one in 1994 and one in 2005), the facility now has: 7 exam rooms, a full pharmacy, surgical suite, hospital ward, isolation room, intensive care unit, a full lab, a grooming facility and boarding that includes xtra-large runs, indoor/outdoor runs and pet suites complete with a T.V. and bed.
Gahanna Animal Hospital currently has six associate veterinarians in addition to the owners. We offer full service wellness care/vaccinations, internal medicine diagnosis, hospitalization/intensive care, x-rays, bloodwork, allergy testing, dentals, surgery, long-term case managment, grooming, baths, and puppy classes.
Gahanna Animal Hospital is truly a full service animal hospital.

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Legal Status
Document Details
Published Document
Federal Communications Commission.
Correcting amendments.
This document contains corrections to final regulations which were published at 66 FR 7579, January 24, 2001. The regulations privatize the process by which technical criteria are established for customer premise equipment (CPE or terminal equipment) that are sold for connection to the public switched network, and for the approval of such equipment to demonstrate compliance with the relevant technical criteria.
Effective May 25, 2001.Start Further Info
John C.K. Hays (202) 418-0875 (not a toll-free call).End Further Info End Preamble Start Supplemental Information
The final regulations that are the subject of this correction concern the negotiations between a LEC and a building owner to relocate the telecommunications demarcation point(s) to the minimum point of entry (MPOE). The regulations require that the LEC complete the negotiations within 45 days of the building owner's initial request. This requirement was originally adopted in the Competitive Networks Report and Order 66 FR 2322, 2335). However, it was inadvertently changed in the Part 68 Streamlining Report and Order (66 FR 7579, 7592).
Need for Correction
As published, the final regulations contain errors, which may prove to be misleading and are in need of clarification.Start List of Subjects
List of Subjects in 47 CFR Part 68
- Administrative practice and procedure
- Communications equipment
- Labeling
- Reporting and recordkeeping requirements
- Telecommunications
- Telephone
Federal Communications Commission.
Marlene H. Dortch,
PART 68—CONNECTION OF TERMINAL EQUIPMENT TO THE TELEPHONE NETWORKEnd Part Start Amendment Part
Accordingly, 47 CFR part 68 is corrected by making the following amendment.End Amendment Part Start Amendment Part
1. The authority citation for part 68 continues to read as follows:End Amendment Part
2. In § 68.105(d)(3) remove the word "relocation" and add, in its place, the word "negotiations".End Amendment Part End Supplemental Information
[FR Doc. 02-24211 Filed 9-24-02; 8:45 am]


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Toad in the hole
Toad in the hole, ready to be served
|Alternative names
|Sausage Toad
|Main ingredients
|Sausages, Yorkshire pudding, batter, onion gravy
|Cookbook: Toad in the hole Media: Toad in the hole
Toad in the hole or Sausage Toad is a traditional English dish[1] consisting of sausages in Yorkshire pudding batter, usually served with onion gravy and vegetables.[2] Historically, the dish has also been prepared using other meats, such as rump steak and lamb's kidney.
Batter puddings only began to be popular in the early 18th century.[3] Jennifer Stead has drawn attention to a description of a recipe identical to 'toad in the hole' from the middle of the century.[4] In 1747, Hannah Glasse's The Art of Cookery gave a recipe for 'pigeon in a hole', calling for pigeon rather than the contemporary sausages.[5] The dish appears in print as early as 1762, where toad in a hole is referred to as a 'vulgar' name for a 'small piece of beef baked in a large pudding'.[6]
Isabella Beeton in 1861 gives a recipe calling for rump steak and lamb's kidney. Similarly, an 1852 recipe by Charles Elme Francatelli mentions '6d. or 1s. worth of bits and pieces of any kind of meat, which are to be had cheapest at night when the day's sale is over'.[7] This recipe was described as 'English cooked-again stewed meat' (lesso rifatto all'inglese) or 'toad in the Hole', in the first book of modern Italian cuisine,[8] where the meat was nothing but left-over stewed meat cooked again in batter.
The origin of the name 'toad in the hole' is unclear. It is often thought to refer to the sausages peeking out through the gaps in the batter.[9]
See also[edit]
- ^ John Ayto (18 October 2012). The Diner's Dictionary: Word Origins of Food and Drink. OUP Oxford. pp. 372–. ISBN 978-0-19-964024-9.
- ^ Emily Ansara Baines (3 October 2014). The Unofficial Downton Abbey Cookbook: From Lady Mary's Crab Canapes to Daisy's Mousse Au Chocolat--More Than 150 Recipes from Upstairs and Downstairs. "F+W Media, Inc.". pp. 213–. ISBN 978-1-4405-8291-2.
- ^ Alan Davidson (21 August 2014). The Oxford Companion to Food. OUP Oxford. pp. 822–. ISBN 978-0-19-104072-6.
- ^ Jennifer Stead (1985). Georgian Cookery: Recipes & History. English Heritage. ISBN 978-1-85074-869-4.
- ^ Hyslop, Leah (24 July 2013). "Potted histories: toad in the hole". Telegraph. Retrieved 9 September 2016.
- ^ India Mandelkern (2012) http://homogastronomicus.blogspot.com/2012/10/toad-in-hole-revisited.html
- ^ Francatelli, Charles Elme (1862). A Plain Cookery Book for the Working Classes. ISBN 0-946014-15-9.
- ^ Pellegrino Artusi (1 February 2015). La scienza in cucina e l'arte di mangiar bene. E-text. ISBN 978-88-97313-74-8.
- ^ Duncan McCorquodale (2009). A Visual History of Cookery. Black Dog. ISBN 978-1-906155-50-6.
External links[edit]
|Wikibooks Cookbook has a recipe/module on
- Media related to Toad in the hole at Wikimedia Commons


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When the Husband and I got married and moved in together, my parents though that, finally, finally, they could get rid of the pile of my stuff that was living at their house.
And then, they helped us move into our 580 square foot condo on the 30th floor of a four year old building in North York. All dreams of turning my bedroom into a proper guest room disappeared. In fact, home they trundled half the stuff that had lived in my student house – a wobbly table, a large bookshelf, a microwave and stand, half a hundred books, various boxes of random knick knacks and, well, crap.
They were even so gracious as to store a bunch of the Husband's things. A fish tank, a hockey bag, golf clubs, a bike.
When we bought our house, they got all excited thinking that finally, finally, they could give it all back and, once and for all, be done with all of their 24-year-old daughter's stuff. And then, they came and helped paint our 600 square foot basement as we prepped the unit for tenants. There was a bit of a sigh, a shrug, and an acknowledgement that they were still stuck with a mountain of old odds and ends.
Everything has lived in their storage barn (Yes, barn. Not a working barn, mind you, though it was once.) since, two years of languishing in the dark. This week, I got a friendly email from my mom reminding me about the upcoming town wide yard sale and her plans to put it all on the chopping block if I didn't come sort through it first.
(That's not how the email was phrased, but I'm sure if I just left it all there long enough, that's how it would end up.)
So, just to be nice, and to save my canister set from the pile, we're headed home for an evening, a visit, a chatter. I'm not a huge fan of the drive, but I'm looking forward to seeing these people.
I'm also looking forward to seeing this dog:
Where have you left piles of stuff, momentoes of your past that should really just be yard saled?
Happy Friday! I hope your weekend is relaxing and re-energizing, filled with awesomeness.


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our friends at the bowery!
Headingley Arts Trail - Call For Artists!...
Our friends over at The Bowery in Headingley Leeds - an amazing cafe, craft shop and craft learning centre are currently inviting local artists and designer makers to this year's Headingley Arts Trail, a collective exhibition held between Headingley centre and West Park. The event will also be hosting a craft fair where stalls will be available for designer makers and artists to sell work from, a series of workshops will be taking place during the course of the event. This year we are also offering mentoring to new artists in specific areas such as textiles, ceramics and much more. The event takes place over the weekend of 12th and 13th November
You can apply online via Bowery website www.thebowery.org, the closing date for submissions is 5th August.
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THE PRIZE: The prize is one pair of Forcefield Action Shorts.
THE COMPETITION: One winning entry will be drawn at random from all entries on 1 November 2017.
ENTRY DETAILS: Competition entrants must COMMENT 'Yes please' on the Facebook competition post before 23.59 on 31 October 2017. Only one entry per person is allowed. No purchase requirement to enter.
COMPETITION WINNER: The competition winner will be notified by Facebook message after 1 November 2017. The winner's name will be published on social media and in our newsletter. No alternative prize is available. No cash alternative is available.


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The effort by Republican leaders in Lake County to push through a referendum on changing the form of county government in March is becoming as much a debate on who might be the first county executive, should the question pass, as on the merits of the referendum itself.
Part of the debate revolves around Robert Neal, a member of the Lake County Board and the county`s Republican Party chairman. It was Neal and his supporters who initiated the referendum last fall with a hasty petition drive. And it is Neal, according to his Republican opponents and county Democrats, who has the most to gain if the referendum passes and Neal becomes the state`s first county executive in November.


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- Shoreditch - 1.38 miles
- Old Street - 0.36 miles
- Moorgate - 0.26 miles
Bright bold colours cover the walls and furniture at unique angles creating an extremely eye-catching and interesting setting for your business. Shades of bright red and yellow are mixed in with the monochrome theme to add an interesting feature to the interior design. There is a vibrant kitchen space equipped with plentiful seating from the usual chairs and table to high stalls along a breakfast bar. Other break-out spaces are also very creative and spacious with small work booths or comfortable lounging chairs arranged around the room. Private offices line the space also with glass partitions meaning that the rooms are not completely isolated and enclosed and plentiful light shines in to each of the rooms. Further facilities include dedicated leased line broadband and Wi-Fi, ready to use VoIP phone, high-spec meeting rooms with presentation and web video conferencing facilities as well as personal lockable storage unit integrated into desk.
Sitting right next to Finsbury Square Gardens as well as being surrounded by bars and restaurants the location of this office is just as vibrant and the place itself. Moorgate station can be reached within a six minute walk from the site and Old Street as well as busy Liverpool Street stations are only a seven minute walk away.
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Summer vacation is for relaxing, having fun, and making memories. At the same time, the kids will inevitably test your patience as they get bored – or so they say. Make sure you have meals and activities planned out this summer! In the meantime, you can recharge your batteries with a little bit of coloring for grownups.
Summer Journal and Planning Kit
I always have a hard time keeping things organized and making sure we have easy meals planned and fun activities to do during the day. This kit will save your life and your kids will have an amazing summer! No need to plan outrageous trips every week – just pick an everyday activity from the bucket list. Some of them you may have just not thought of or forgotten about – try and see how many of these activities you can do this summer!
This Summer Journal and Planning Kit includes:
- Printable Journal and Planner with writing prompts and coloring pages
- Summer 2017 Printable Calendar
- Summer Bucket List which includes over 100 fun activities to do
- Monthly Menu Planner
- Weekly Menu Planner


text: Today, a U.S. Federal Court deemed the government's designation of MetLife as a non-bank Systemically Important Financial Institution (SIFI) as improper. This is a a big win for MetLife in its ongoing battle with the Financial Stability Oversight Council. What this could mean for those non-bank SIFIs already saddled with the designation is to be determined. (View the order here.)


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Research from the Field
Pazol K, Whiteman MK, Folger SG, Kourtis AP, Marchbanks PA, Jamieson DJ (2015). Sporadic Contraceptive Use and Non-Use: Age-Specific Prevalence and Associated Factors.American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology,212(3), 324.e1–324.e8.
Pazol, et al. conducted a study reviewing 2006-2010 National Survey of Family Growth data to identify age-group trends in consistent and sporadic contraceptive use. Results showed a decrease in contraceptive use across age groups. Researchers also found that, while adolescents represented the group with the highest rate of consistent contraceptive use, they were more likely to rely on methods such as condoms and oral contraceptive, which have higher failure rates. Pazol, et al. recommend addressing sporadic contraceptive use by acknowledging reproductive plan distinctions across different age groups. These findings highlight the importance of offering age-appropriate contraceptive counseling that takes into consideration different stages of development, as well as shifts in pregnancy intention through adulthood.
To access this article, click here.
Trussell J, Hassan F, Lowin J, Law A, Filonenko A (2015). Achieving cost-neutrality with long-acting reversible contraceptive methods. Contraception,91(1), 49–56.
Trussell et al. conducted a 5-year analysis of the cost of long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) and short-term contraceptive methods, such as oral contraceptive, vaginal rings, contraceptive patches, and injections. The analysis showed that, even when LARC methods were not used for the duration of their efficacy, the cost of LARC methods were lower compared to the cost of extended use of short-term contraceptive methods. Trussell, et al. suggest that, even within 3 years of use, LARC methods are more cost-effective to women than short-term methods. The findings of this analysis suggest an added benefit of LARC use for women seeking a cost-effective method. In addition, the authors suggest that LARC can be a sound investment in pregnancy prevention, even when the method is used for a shorter duration.
To access this article, click here.
Unger CA (2014) Care of the transgender patient: the role of the gynecologist. American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology, 210(1), 16 – 26.
Unger addresses the unique needs of transgender clients and examines the barriers to care that individuals in this population experience. The article reviews healthcare maintenance recommendations, common barriers to care, and the role that gynecologists play in providing care to transgender clients. Unger concludes that, due to a history of marginalization and stigma, it is critical for sexual and reproductive healthcare providers to be familiar with guidelines for providing care to transgender clients. This article highlights the need to identify and meet the needs of transgender clients, as well as reassess how reproductive healthcare services can be provided in a way that is more inclusive of individuals of transgender experience.
To access this article, click here.


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I didn't buy any books this time. Just two CDs and a DVD. Grizzly Man! I already know how it ends, thanks to everyone in the world talking about it all the time, but I'm still seriously excited. Man. Bears. Cray-cray. I'm easy to please. Just look at this bear, would you? He's all, "Bitch, you didn't."
I also picked up a Fratellis CD for the main squeeze.
And a Brandi Carlile CD for myself. I typically like things that are a tad more upbeat, like pulsating booty rap for instance, but I was thinking some more mellow music would be nice for nights when my friends come over to discuss our thoughts, feelings and menstrual cycles. Plus, it was 80 cents.
Grand total? $5.20.
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If you like wild animals or if you are simply into photography, you might be interested in the best wildlife pictures 2012. With this in mind you should know that while sometimes taking such photos requires a lot of preparations, it is possible for them to be taken by mistake.
The sloth
This photo was taken by a group of volunteers in Costa Rica. In the last moment before the photo was taken, a sloth lowered itself from the branches of the tree and he ended up being in the photo, right in the middle of it. If the photographer wished to capture a sloth on film, it might have been a lot more difficult.
Elephants and queleas
This is a magnificent picture of 2012. It shows how a herd of elephants disturbed hundreds of queleas. These are really tiny birds, of only about 10 grams, but since they were so many they looked like they were much bigger.
Gannet Jacuzzi
It was shot by Dr. Matt Doggett at the northern coasts of Scotland. It shows as birds submerge in the water while hunting for their lunch. No wonder the photo won the British Wildlife Photography Awards.
The kangaroo and the wombat
In Australia everything is possible. Here one of the top wildlife photos of 2012 came to life as a baby kangaroo and a baby wombat became friends and they shared a pouch. This photo shows that there can be friendship even in the world of animals.
Praying of the otter
The most special thing about this one of the best wildlife pictures 2012 is that it features an otter which looks like he was praying, with his front paws put together. The shot was taken by Marac Andrev Kolodzinski. He had to wait for two hours in the cold before he could take the photo.
The fat hedgehog
There is a really touching story behind this one of the 2012 wildlife photos on the top. The photo features a hedgehog that got so fat he couldn't roll into a ball. There is another hedgehog featured as well with a normal weight, both of them being on a scale.
There are some other best wildlife pictures 2012 as well that you may be interested in so you should keep searching.


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Around the House
You know they say in Chicago you can have all the seasons in one day. Well that is how yesterday and today felt. It started out blissfully warm and has turned into cold and rainy. The upside is that their is no snow in the forecast. And yes it has rained out here in May before. Last week sucked so I didn't most of my work outs in. I let life get in the way. That is not happening this week. Actually after this I am going to head out for cardio.
My Thoughts
I have been worried about how the tales of Miss Sookie Stackhouse were going to find their way to an end. The last two books have lost some of the fun and mystery, like Charlaine Harris was just trying to tie things up, so when the second to last Sookie Stackhouse book was published, Deadlocked, I was not excited to read it. Now I could just kick myself.
Deadlocked by Charlaine Harris brought back the joy and the mystery to the Sookie Stackhouse series. While you can feel the wind down to the final conclusion of this fantastic series you get that old joy of twists and turns that you can and can't expect to happen. Every reader has been dying to know how the Eric and Queen of Oklahoma situation was going to turn out, what the aftermath of victors death was going to be, and why the hell are their so many fae in Bon Temps. You will get all those answers and few more to the body count that you didn't expect. Now where is that next book? It is supposed to be called Dead Ever After.
Rating: 5 out of 5
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Was Mrs Thatcher right about the curriculum?
14 Apr 2009 BBC News Online
Tide turns towards trusting teachers
So was Margaret Thatcher right all along?
She wanted a national curriculum restricted to English, mathematics and science.
Most unusually, the "Iron Lady" did not get her way.
In 1987, she backed down when her Education Secretary, Kenneth Baker, threatened to resign if she narrowed down the proposed new national curriculum.
So England got a nine subject national curriculum for primary schools, with a foreign language added as the tenth subject at secondary level.
In those pre-devolution days, Westminster's national curriculum also applied to Wales, where Welsh made an eleventh compulsory subject.
It was the first time for almost 50 years that schools in England and Wales had been told by government what to teach.
Now the wheel seems to be going full circle.
Teacher independence
Despite several reforms that have reduced the scope of the national curriculum in England, and its equivalents in Wales and Northern Ireland, the Commons schools committee has just concluded that further slimming down is needed.
The MPs say the national curriculum should be cut back to just four subjects - English, maths, science and IT - and should take up less than half the timetable.
They go even further than Mrs Thatcher who wanted the compulsory curriculum to be no more than 70% of the timetable.
By contrast, Kenneth Baker thought it should be 80 to 85%.
In practice, it turned out to be close to 100%, with many teachers complaining it felt more like 110%.
So who was right? How much of the school day should be dictated by the national curriculum? And do we need one at all?
One argument against a nationally set curriculum is that the independent schools have managed perfectly well without one.
City Academies, too, are not required to follow the full national curriculum.
It has also been argued that schools managed perfectly well without a nationalised curriculum from 1944 until 1989.
Indeed some saw this as the "golden age" of teacher independence.
But, in broader historical terms, this period was actually the exception.
Functional skills
The first involvement of government in the curriculum came in 1861, following a Royal Commission prompted by concerns that the school system was failing the needs of employers.
The Newcastle Report of that year established a system known as the "Revised Code".
This made government funding of schools contingent upon pupils passing tests to prove schools were successfully teaching centrally-set "standards".
Some might say this system of "payment by results" sounds remarkably like today's national tests, which effectively tie schools to the core curriculum at risk of exposure in league tables or Ofsted reports.
The 1861 standards were set at six levels. For example, "Standard VI" required pupils at the end of elementary education to read a short passage from a newspaper; write down a passage "slowly dictated once"; and add "the bills of parcels".
That sounds a bit like today's "functional skills"!
The next step towards a national curriculum came with the Education Act, 1902, which led to "the Elementary Code" and "Regulations for Secondary Schools" in 1904.
These were surprisingly similar to the 1988 national curriculum.
Secondary schools were told to devote prescribed amounts of time each week to English, mathematics, science, geography, history, and a foreign language.
This was supposed to leave "ample time" for PE, drawing, singing and "manual training" and - for girls only - "housewifery".
This system lasted for 50 years, although from the 1930s concerns grew that the curriculum was too traditional, narrow and academic.
By 1944, perhaps influenced by the national curriculum in Nazi Germany, the idea of a national curriculum had fallen out of fashion.
Politicians were ready to trust the teachers.
So the landmark 1944 Education Act, which created today's system of primary and secondary schools, made virtually no mention of the curriculum.
When the 11+ exam was phased out across most of England and Wales in the 1960s and 1970s, primary schools found themselves free of all external curriculum requirements.
But, just as happened in the late 1850s, teachers again lost the confidence of politicians who started to complain about the "secret garden" of the curriculum.
After Labour Prime Minister Jim Callaghan pressed the case for a "core curriculum", the momentum towards a national curriculum became irresistible.
So, history suggests that pressure for a national curriculum coincides with periods of political mistrust of teachers.
So is this latest push for less central government interference a sign that politicians of all parties are now more prepared to trust teachers' judgement?
'Burdensome detail'
Indeed, a minority group of Conservatives on the schools committee even wants schools to be able to opt out of the national curriculum altogether.
But before dismissing the virtues of a national curriculum, it is worth recalling the original reasons for its introduction.
In 1987, these were: To guarantee a broad and balanced curriculum for all; to improve continuity and coherence; to set national standards; and to help the public to understand what goes on in schools.
These look equally valid today. It is easy to forget that before the national curriculum some pupils, including those with special needs, were denied a broad and balanced curriculum.
Many pupils lost out because there was no coherence or continuity between what they learnt at primary school and secondary school.
Or, worse still, they missed vital areas of learning because they moved house and changed schools.
And parents often had no access to information about what their children were supposed to be learning.
So, perhaps the problem is not the national curriculum per se, but the temptation it presents to governments to add just one more compulsory element to it?
And, in fairness, experience suggests that the really burdensome detail of the national curriculum has come, not from politicians, but from the various government bureaucracies, which regularly send out volumes of deathless prose to schools in the shape of handbooks, directives and programmes of study.
The history of education often appears to be on a circular trajectory.
The pendulum is now swinging away from central prescription.
But could it now swing too far in the opposite direction?


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A quite troublesome rise in the number of reported cases of enforced disappearances has swept Cairo and other governorates across Egypt. According to a report released by Human Rights Monitor on Saturday, 44 cases of enforced disappearances have been recorded until May 2015, with 31 taking place in May, in addition to 13 more reported during March and April.
"Over the last four years, there were cases of enforced disappearances, but it was not the default, it was more rare… one among other violations," said Mona Seif, a human rights activist working closely with political detainees.
The General Assembly of the United Nations describes enforced disappearance in its Declaration on the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance as follows: "persons are arrested, detained or abducted against their will or otherwise deprived of their liberty by officials of different branches or levels of Government, or by organized groups or private individuals acting on behalf of, or with the support, direct or indirect, consent or acquiescence of the Government, followed by a refusal to disclose the fate or whereabouts of the persons concerned or a refusal to acknowledge the deprivation of their liberty, which places such persons outside the protection of the law."
The UN declaration also adds that the phenomenon is not only heinous, but violates several human rights, in addition to various economic, social and cultural rights for both the victims as well as their families.
According to Article 54 of the Egyptian constitution, "All those arrested or detained shall be informed of the reasons and of their rights in writing, and allowed to immediately contact their kin and lawyer, and be presented to the investigating authority within 24 hours of the time of arrest."
Despite conflicting statements, Nasser Amin, a National Council for Human Rights (NCHR) representative confirmed the occurrence of the phenomenon in Egypt, adding: "Sometimes people will even face prosecution secretly."
"This is extremely illegal," Amin added. "And it is dangerous, and puts the lives of those arrested at risk. They are often put under severe torture and it can lead to loss of lives."
Some of the victims have been found and reported dead shortly after their disappearance such as Islam Atito, a student at the Faculty of Engineering in Ain Shams University who was captured on May 19 and found dead on May 20, and Sinai-based activist Sabry El-Ghoul.
Others have disappeared in thin air, including a number of Students Against Coup (SAC) spokespeople such as Ahmed Ghoneim, as well as several members of 6 April youth movement which was banned by court last April. Despite their families' and lawyers' zealous search through police stations and sending telegraphs to the General Prosecutor inquiring about their whereabouts, it takes weeks and sometimes months until they are located in prison.
Upon facing prosecution, the illegally detained victims, especially the 6 April members, are usually charged with belonging to a banned group and calling for a general strike.
"We reached a point of having killing squads in the Ministry of Interior used against activists. The rights of citizens are being lost, and the constitution ignored. The Ministry of Interior is taking its vengeance against the people who made the 25 January Revolution," Mokhtar Mounir, a lawyer at the Association for Freedom of Thought and Expression (AFTE), told Mada Masr on Friday.
The latest account of enforced disappearance was marked on June 1 reporting the disappearance of 23-year-old photojournalist Esraa El-Taweel, along with Sohaib Saad and Omar Mohamed. Friends and family of Esraa started a social media campaign on Facebook and Twitter mobilizing the #where_is_israa hashtag.
Despite the increasing number of disappearances which include a majority of youth, a Ministry of Interior spokesperson had previously denied the involvement of the Ministry in such arrests in a statement to Daily News Egypt, explaining that targeting youth, regardless of their affiliations or political stances, is not the police force's current strategy.
As a precautionary measure, it has been widely advised to report any cases of enforced disappearances as soon as they happen by sending the General Prosecutor a telegraph including the name of the victim, and collecting a copy of the telegraph from Telecom Egypt-Ramsis branch as it is used as legal evidence of the account's date.
"All of the words in the world are never enough to describe the lies, slander and criminality that the state practices on the youth," read a statement issued by the Faculty of Engineering's student union following Atito's death. "Cold-blooded killings and indictments without fair trials are fascist acts and cannot be described as anything less."
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As I travel around the country meeting with our advisors and their existing clients, I have encountered hundreds of prospective clients -- many of whom have misconceptions about the role advisors play in helping them achieve their financial goals.
Some have worked with advisors in the past, only to be put in portfolios that were unsuitably risky. Too many of these individuals suffered dramatic losses during the financial downturn in 2008; as a result, financial advisors still have a long way to go to rebuild relationships and regain public trust.
Clients have to be shown early on that their needs are understood. When the advisors in our network meet with prospects, we make sure they ask five essential questions:
It's important for an advisor to understand where prospects see themselves in the short, medium and long term. After our advisors determine and record personal and financial goals, we set actionable steps -- such as saving more money or shifting investment strategies.
Working with an advisor can help motivate individuals to keep sight of their goals. An Insure Retirement Institute survey found that baby boomers with advisors are twice as likely to feel confident about having sufficient retirement savings as those who are planning on their own.
Advisors in our network always request that prospects bring key financial documents -- including brokerage statements, 401(k) statements and tax returns -- to initial meetings. We analyze this paperwork to build a strong understanding of each prospect's current financial state before making any formal recommendations.
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We've seen a resurgence of volatility across asset classes in 2015. The markets will continue to be rocky as U.S. equities enter their seventh year of a bull run and the Fed makes its plans to raise rates.
The turbulence can be worrisome to risk-averse investors who need to preserve their capital for retirement and other life events.
Before discussing any "ideal" investment mix, our advisors administer brief questionnaires to determine what level of risk and reward a prospect is comfortable with. Based on the questionnaire results and the prospect's time horizon, we segment assets into separate buckets matching three levels of risk consideration: safe and secure, low risk and moderate risk.
Too many prospects I meet with have been put into inappropriate investment vehicles by their former advisors. Some were in risky portfolios that suffered great losses during market downturns; others had their money in expensive mutual funds and unnecessarily complicated annuities.
Years ago I met with a woman who was recently widowed, and I found that the entire balance of her 401(k) was invested in a single large-cap company in the consumer packaged-goods sector. She explained that she didn't believe the company would ever tank.
I showed her how she could benefit from a low-risk, low-volatility tactical money management system, and we have been working with her ever since.
These conversations shouldn't stop with the first meeting. After discussing a prospect's financial state and goals, our advisors talk about what the prospect can expect out of the advisor-client relationship.
Most clients, particularly conservative investors, want frequent contact with their advisors. We let them know that our advisors "touch" clients at least 28 times a year, through in-person meetings, events, emails, holiday cards and other communications.
By asking these five key questions and engaging in a sophisticated dialogue, advisors can differentiate themselves from the competition and set the foundation for long-lasting relationships.
Drew Horter is founder and chief investment officer of RIA Horter Investment Management in Cincinnati.
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The Spokane Shock announced today that WR Eddie Thompson has been added to the 2010 roster. Thompson, 5-10 190, was a four-year starter at Idaho State University where he was named to Big Sky Conference Team all four seasons. As a junior, Thompson received All-American honors as well.
At Idaho State, Thompson recorded 219 receptions for 2,401 yards with 23 touchdowns. The versatile Thompson was also used in the Bengal running attack and on special teams as a punt returner. In the running game, Thompson averaged over six yards per carry and recorded a touchdown. In addition, Thompson added 491yards and a touchdown as a punt returner.
"Eddie Thompson has all the makings of a successful receiver in the Arena game," Head Coach Rob Keefe explained. "He knows how to get extra yards after a catch and he is extremely athletic and very shifty. He proved himself at the collegiate level and now he is ready to take his game to the professional level."
Thompson will join the rest of the Shock next week when training camp begins on March 15th. The Shock will open up the regular season on April 2nd hosting the Milwaukee Iron on Spokane Tribe Field at 8 PM PST.


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Budget: Budget Rent a Car System, Inc. was begun in 1958. The founder, Morris Mirkin, opened it in Los Angeles, California; Julius Lederer became a partner a year later. The original goal was to be as budget friendly as possible by renting cars more cheaply than competitors, hence the name. The first location only had 10 cars; though by 1960, the headquarters were moved to Chicago, Illinois by a relative of Mirkin, who Mirkin had asked for help. The company began franchising the business soon after the move.
Budget offers rental cars at a budget price, but it also offers moving trucks and equipment, as well as supplies for moving. The company has free pickup for customers at some locations. Budget has about 2,700 sites around the world in over 150 countries. It has locations in major cities across the United States, from Honolulu to Baltimore, New York City to Los Angeles, and everything in between, such as Phoenix to Oklahoma City. Other major locations in North America include, but are certainly not limited to, Mexico City, Mexico, Tijuana, Mexico, Vancouver, Canada, Toronto, Canada, and Montreal, Canada. Around the world, you'll find Budget locations in places like Belize City, Belize, Berlin, Germany, Tokyo, Japan, Auckland, New Zealand, Stockholm, Sweden, Istanbul, Turkey, and Kiev, Ukraine, just to name a few.
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FLOWERY BRANCH – In years past I've had trouble picking longshots to watch.
My guys would miss a meeting and be the first player to get cut.
But this year, I have a sure-fire group of three players that have been recommended to me by members of the coaching staff.
For those planning to attend training camp, watch numbers 87, 56 and 55.
Last season, Brian Poole and C.J. Goodwin were in longshot group and made the team.
Here are the three longshots who are going to make the 53-man roster:
87 – Deante Burton, Kansas State. The 6-foot-2, 205 pounder made 35 career starts at Kansas State, including his final 26 games. He caught 84 passes for 1,085 yards with five touchdowns in four seasons, and is the 29th player in school history to record 1,000 career receiving yards. He was a first-team Academic All-Big 12 selection in 2016 and a second team pick in 2014. Burton was part of a Wildcat senior class that went 32-20 with two bowl victories in four years.
56 – Jermaine Grace, Miami. The 6-foot-1, 210 pounder, was the Hurricanes' leading tackler (79) in 2015. He was dismissed along with defensive end Al-Quadin Muhammad on Aug. 27 after he was accused of violating NCAA rules in a highly publicized luxury car-rental case and didn't play last season. The Falcons love his speed and striking abilility.
55 – J'Terius Johnson, Miami, Ohio. Jones made 149 total tackles (88 solo) with 35.5 tackles for loss, 22 sacks, six passes defensed, five fumble recoveries, and three forced fumbles in three seasons at Miami of Ohio. He is an East Atlanta native and attended Miller Grove High School in Lithonia.
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We're different after dark. Lasers, music and blacklight transform the whole park into a crazy jumping dance club. Flips are limited to Foam Zone during Glow. Waivers are required for all persons entering the park during Glow.
Friday and Saturday: 8:00PM - 11:00PM
$25.00 - Available to ages 6 & older
GLOW jumping is restricted to ages 6 and older. Younger guests may still enter our park with a Sky Zone waiver on file, but are not permitted to jump with us.
All climbing attractions and the Warrior Course are NOT available during GLOW in order to ensure the safety of jumpers.
A Glow Zone T-Shirt is included with the purchase of a Glow Zone ticket! If you already have a Glow Zone T-shirt and bring that in, we will provide a free fountain drink in lieu of the shirt that is usually included.
SkySocks are NOT included. They can be purchased for $2.50/pair.


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"Finding the right school for my children was a challenge. What was best for my son was not the best for my daughter. In the case of Adams Montessori School, I realized that this community met my two children's interests and temperament, as well as my family's values. Adams Montessori School is a community represented not only by high-qualified professionals but also with people that share an enormous sense for life. I feel very relieved knowing that the most precious parts of me, my children, are developing self confidence and a love for others, love of learning… Adams Montessori School is guiding my children as they pursue their own interest. I love to know that Adams Montessori has become an important part of my world, too. As a family, we are so proud to be members of a community as unique as Adams."
– Yndira Nino
"The first thing that struck me about the Montessori classroom here at Adams Montessori was the atmosphere of kindness. Not only were the teachers kind and patient with the children, but the kids were similarly kind with each other. Socially, the culture encourages the older children mentoring the younger children. It is so beautiful to see the children helping one another with such sweetness! Academically, the Montessori way allows children to pursue their strengths, while gently assisting them with things with which they have more difficulty. Because my older son had an interest in numbers, he was able to learn to add, subtract and multiply all before he entered kindergarten! The sensorial materials allowed him not just to memorize, but to understand math on a conceptual level. Both of my boys attended the school and I have never been so comfortable leaving them in someone else's care. Choosing this school has been one of the best decisions I've made since becoming a parent!"
– Jennifer Balboni
"We are so pleased with our twins' experience at Adams Montessori School. They get exposed to materials in the classroom that they can't access anywhere else and which satisfy their inquisitive minds. Our youngest son has since joined this community. Our children have thrived in the Montessori environment. Their "whole person" has benefited, and we've watched them develop into leaders and self-starters who love to learn. We are also very happy with the staff at the school – they are so enthusiastic about children!! We have found the Adams Montessori staff to be incredibly dedicated and well-trained. They are truly gifted in dealing with a child at the child's level. The school is an extension of what we value at home: love, sharing, and responsibility. We couldn't ask for a better educational environment for our children."
– Nadine Donovan
At our first interview with Adams Montessori staff we knew very little about the Montessori method. We did notice immediately the warmth, compassion and professionalism of the staff and teachers. Still, we had some mixed feelings about the method after an interview with another Montessori School. We had a lot of questions! To name a few, why is it so quiet in those classrooms full of little kids? Why should we let our four-year old boys use porcelain plates and cups? Or why should we let them cut their own slices of cheese using a knife? Nonetheless, all of our worries were relieved within a few months in the program – when we started witnessing, with a few tears in our eyes, the qualities such as self-confidence, respect for other children and self-reliance – all being naturally expressed by our little boy."
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"It has been an honor for me to work with the children of the Adams Montessori School as their Art Enrichment teacher. Having worked with children for over 14 years in various capacities, I can say incontrovertibly that the children who attended my art class were the brightest, healthiest, curious and most promising young minds I have known. The teachers at Adams Montessori create an extraordinary environment for children to learn in and it truly has been a pleasure to be a part of this.
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There are few U.S. states with histories as rich and as storied as that of Massachusetts. From the arrival of the Mayflower to Plymouth Rock in 1620 to Boston's pivotal role during the Revolutionary War, the "Bay State" has seen the rise and fall of many of America's greatest historical and cultural moments.
It's no wonder, then, that the same state has produced so many of our nation's top writers, or that so many captivating novels have been set in Massachusetts over the years. Partnered with the fact that it's home to 2 of the top 3 largest libraries in the United States, it's clear that Massachusetts is heaven on earth for bookworms and lovers of literature.
As summer begins to wind down and transition into fall, we're already dreaming of curling up with a good book on a crisp autumn day and getting lost in interesting plotlines. Add these 4 fantastic books to your reading list and we're sure you'll be ready to pack your bags and pay a visit to Massachusetts in no time (and what great timing – there's no better season to visit than autumn!).
This classic American novel was written and set in Concord, Massachusetts, and details the lives of 4 sisters as they grow from childhood to womanhood while the American Civil War unfolds around them. The story is loosely based on the life of author Louisa May Alcott and, in fact, you can even visit the historic orchard house where Alcott wrote and set the novel.
The tale paints a picture of life in New England during the Civil War era and references many cultural norms that were popular in the region. For booklovers who are also history buffs (and who love to visit real-life sites that served as inspiration for authors) Little Women is a classic that can't be missed.
For something a bit more modern, give The Lace Reader a try. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, where the famous Salem witch trials took place (bonus suggestion: give The Crucible by Arthur Miller a read to gain some relevant backhistory), The Lace Reader tells the story of a local woman who can foresee the future by studying the patterns in lace. If you're looking for a read that's a bit spooky, a bit witchy, and will have you dreaming of enchanting old Massachusetts towns, we highly recommend The Lace Reader as an enjoyable autumn read.
Author Alice Hoffman has a knack for weaving tales sprinkled with magical realism, folklore, and fantasy, and Blackbird House is no exception. The story takes place on a small farm on the outskirts of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and depicts the lives of its various occupants over a span of 200 years.
In addition to chronicling a dozen rich and interconnected storylines, Blackbird House also pays homage to Massachusetts' unique history and culture (including the American Revolution, the famous witch trials, and the geography and charm of Cape Cod). Give Blackbird House a read and we promise you'll be dreaming of foggy and mysterious mornings on the Massachusetts coast in no time.
Set in a historic farmhouse near Boston, The Widower's Tale follows the storyline of 70-year-old Percy Darling, who is newly retired and just beginning to enjoy his solitude in the scenic Massachusetts countryside. But a series of events unfold that bring Percy away from his quiet farmhouse to a variety of sites throughout Boston and Cambridge. While the narrative itself is fun and witty, it also conjures up images of Harvard scholars, Boston's urban diversity, and the Massachusetts countryside's restful nature. For a glimpse into modern Massachusetts' culture and geography, The Widower's Tale is a fun and interesting choice.
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Big schools
1. Rummel (7-0) 1
Last week: Beat St. Augustine 35-6
Next: Saturday vs. Jesuit, Yenni, 7 p.m.
Raiders pulled away in second half to run win streak to 13 straight games.
2. Destrehan (7-0) 2
Last week: Beat Central Lafourche 42-7
Next: Friday vs. South Lafourche
Will Matthews' 193-yard, 3 TD performance helps keep Wildcats perfect.
3. Jesuit (6-1) 3
Last week: Beat Shaw 49-14
Next: Saturday vs. Rummel, Yenni, 7 p.m.
Trey Laforge threw for 284 yards, sets up Saturday night showdown vs. Rummel.
4. Landry-Walker (6-1) 4
Last week: Beat Belle Chasse 34-6
Next: Thursday vs. McDonogh 35, Pan Am, 7 p.m.
Charging Bucs' defense hitting stride, giving up just 13 points past two weeks.
5. Warren Easton (6-1) 5
Last week: Beat McDonogh 35 45-6
Next: Saturday vs. Miller-McCoy, 2:30 p.m.
Capers-Smith threw for 207 yards, 4 TDs as Eagles hit 40-plus mark for fifth time.
6. Brother Martin (7-0) 6
Last week: Beat Holy Cross 42-10
Next: Saturday vs. Shaw, Tad Gormley, 7 p.m.
Crusaders rack up 435 rushing yards, stay tied for Catholic League lead.
7. Franklinton (6-1) 7
Last week: Beat Salmen 44-10
Next: Friday vs. Lakeshore
Demons on four-game winning streak, having outscored opponents 198-23.
8. Hahnville (4-3) 10
Last week: Beat East St. John 42-26
Next: Friday vs. H.L. Bourgeois
Tigers erase a 12-0 first-quarter deficit and take 19-17 series lead over East St. John.
9. John Ehret (6-1) NR
Last week: Beat Bonnabel 55-12
Next: Friday vs. Helen Cox, Memtsas
Patriots defense continues to play lights out, holding Bruins to 95 yards
10. St. Augustine (3-3) 8
Last week: Lost to Rummel 35-6
Next: Saturday vs. Holy Cross, 2:30 p.m.
Purple Knights have dropped two straight after win over John Curtis.
Small schools
1. John Curtis (5-1) 1
Last week: Had an open date
Next: Friday vs. Lusher, Bertolino
Patriots' last two games (1-1) been decided by 6 points or less.
2. Riverside (7-0) 3
Last week: Beat Newman 55-14
Next: Friday vs. South Plaquemines
Rebels have outscored their last three opponents 187-22
3. St. Charles (5-2) 4
Last week: St. Charles beat De La Salle 28-21
Next: Friday at McMain
Austin Weber threw for 94 yards and ran for 97 as Comets won Super 10 battle.
4. Newman (6-1) 2
Last week: Lost to Riverside 55-14
Next: Friday at Fisher
Kendall Bussey's 2 TDs not nearly enough as Greenies drop third straight to Rebs.
5. West St. John (5-2) 6
Last week: Beat East Iberville 80-8
Next: Friday vs. Ascension Catholic
Rams have outscored last two opponents 111-8 and past three games 158-16.
6. De La Salle (5-2) 7
Last week: Lost to St. Charles 28-21
Next: Friday at Pope John Paul II
Cavs gave up more than two TDs for first time, see four-game win streak stopped.
7. Northlake Christian (6-1) 5
Last week: Lost to St. Thomas Aquinas 42-21
Next: Friday at Hannan
Wolverines' first regular season loss since 2012 season, a streak of 17 games.
8. Country Day (6-1) 8
Last week: Beat Haynes Academy 52-15
Next: Friday at Covenant Christian, 4 p.m.
Jase Griffin scored five TDs; Cajuns' six wins all by 29 points or more.
9. McMain (5-2) 10
Last week: Beat Lusher 20-13
Next: Friday vs. St. Charles
Darnell Williams' threw 3 TDs, while defense forced four turnovers in Mustangs' win.
10. Lusher (4-3) 9
Last week: Lost to McMain 20-13
Next: Friday vs. John Curtis, at Bertolino
Joshua Barney's 180 rushing yards not enough in Lions' season-low offensive outing.


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During a recent episode of "Family Feud," host Steve Harvey nearly lost control when a contestant seemed unable to grasp exactly how the game was played.
The question was, "What is another way that people say 'mother'?"
"Mama" and "mom/mommy" were quickly offered up as answers, and were revealed as the top two choices on the board.
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Harvey then asked the Patterson family to give him the other top answers, but the first two members of the family were unable to do so, earning two strikes.
He then approached a contestant named Sheila, who repeatedly offered up answers that had already been given.
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At one point Harvey leaned in and said, "Lemme ask y'all something. Y'all crazy?"
Sheila once again gave an answer that had already been given, prompting Harvey to have a bit of fun with her, pointing out how she was merely changing the pronunciation and variation of the same words, as if that made them different.
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Harvey even broke into a little song and dance routine as he played around, and promised the children of the woman, who were sitting in the audience, that the segment would be edited down before airing to save them some embarrassment.
When Sheila was still unable to come up with a correct answer for a different way to say mother that had not already been said, Harvey exasperatedly said to the operator of the "Family Feud" game board, "just flip that s*** over."
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It has been said that sometimes game show contestants' minds go completely blank when they are put on the spot, and this woman's answers revealed that there may be some truth to that presumption.
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With two of the players from the previous sessions no longer with us, and years having passed since those games, Tommy (my sole player, as some of you know) and I decided we would take his character Tontchay solo.
Putting our heads together, we decided that the nightmares from the previous two sessions, combined with the lack of concrete evidence as to Marshal Kidd's whereabouts led to Tontchay and Tinhorn breaking off for good, with Tinhorn ultimately deciding to head Back East.
(WARNING: SPOILERS FOR THE INDEPENDENCE DAY DIME NOVEL – which IS 16 years old at this point – FOLLOW.)
Tontchay, having renounced his Shamanism, decided to head back to
to see if someone could help him enter the spirit world and hopefully find
Kidd. His path led him through in the
summer of 1876, just a scant few days before Independence Day and the nation's
centennial. Dodge
City, Kansas
As Tontchay broke camp and rode into town that early morning, three well-dressed riders rode from
Dodge City to intercept him…and the lead
rider was none other than Wyatt Earp. Earp quickly noted the badge that the
Cherokee rider was wearing and he asked him if Marshal Joe Kidd might not be
with him. Tontchay reluctantly said no, and Earp asked if Tontchay was, in
fact, Kidd's Indian deputy, to which Tontchay nodded in the affirmative. He
said that Kidd had fallen and he was looking for the Marshal. Earp asked if he
was planning on staying long and Tontchay said he didn't know…as Earp said he
and his men could use the help quelling tensions during the town's big
Independence Day celebration, as quite a few Rebels and Yankees were in town
and not getting along. Tontchay, who was also running light on cash, jumped at
the opportunity when he was offered $10 a day. Earp gave him his beat and
directed him to the Dog Eye Saloon.
Tontchay met Dog Eye and the two got along pretty well, sharing in the observation of one of his younger, developing waitresses, until their chat was interrupted by a drunk who asked Tontchay for something to drink, just until his check arrives on July 5th…prompting Tontchay to drag him out to a trough and dunk him! The drunk, who Dog Eye names as Clayton Mansfield, wanders off saying he gets the message. Dog Eye said he wandered into town a few days ago, bought a room through the Fifth, and has been in a drunken stupor since.
Tontchay got distracted by a scene in the streets between a lanky redhead and a black man laying in the streets. He immediately intervenes and the black man takes a shot at the redhead. The redhead's brother shows up and pulls him back and tells Tontchay that it was a misunderstanding. The redhead, Ralphie, looks over his shoulder and tells Tontchay that "this ain't over." The black man, Walter Jackson, is a former Union soldier in town to spread the pro-Union word. Tontchay mentions that he might be quieter about it, keep his opinion to himself, and Walter retorts that the nation was supposed to be about freedom. Tontchay just mentions that people like Ralphie Simpkins and his brother Jake might take exception to that.
Tontchay next ran afoul of Ida Mae Hobart and her religious crusade against alcohol. (Incidentally, Tontchay's player said I play a self-righteous religious zealot very well.)
Later that afternoon, he overheard an argument coming from an alley and saw an attractive blond woman arguing with a well dressed man. When he moved to the alley to make sure everything was okay, the blond woman broke off and intercepted him, introducing herself as Suzy Winger, one of Dog Eye's "ladies". She said the gentleman was a customer and they were just arguing over fees. She told Tontchay that he should come see her as she's heard…stories…about Indians, and hasn't had the chance to verify them. He politely declined.
(All that and basically nothing but pure roleplaying! There was an Initiative Draw on the showdown with Ralphie, though.)
The first night of festivities went well and Tontchay was roaming the streets when he heard screams from Dog Eye's saloon and busted into what turned out to be Suzy's room, where she was screaming at the bed, which was a bloody mess…and held a body missing its head and arms. Tontchay went all CSI in examining the room, ordering Dog Eye to get the Doc. He could tell the window had been broken out and saw a trail, so he barked at two of the other "soiled doves" to take care of Suzy while he went on the hunt. He followed the trail through the alleyways until it turned back out onto the street and he lost it.
(This was impressive as Tontchay has no Notice skill, but rolled reeeeally high.)
A fight broke out in front of the saloon and he showed up just in time to see Walter get his arm broken by Ralphie. He tried to Intimidate Ralphie to no avail, and Ralphie clipped him with a wild swing…so Tontchay stuck the gun in Ralphie's face and back him down…until Ralphie's brother fired into the air and Tontchay wound up in a stand-off with Ralphie, Jake and another thug. They were claiming that Walter attacked Ralphie, and the whole thing was interrupted by a bizarre series of events in which Clayton stumbled up and snapped Walter's arm back in place and began wandering off. Ida Mae Hobart interjected herself and said that was a lie, prompting Ralphie to push her into Clayton, causing the two to fall in a trough. The moment of levity was short lived and Tontchay pondered whether or not he could take down all three, when Wyatt Earp rode up and interrupted the stand off. After dispersing the crowd, he chewed Tontchay out for nearly starting a gunfight with Rebel dissidents just looking to screw with Dodge, then said he was going to take a look around the murder scene and they could compare notes later.
The next day, Earp was still miffed, but he and Tontchay came to an understanding. He also relayed that the victim was a friend of Earp's and a Union spy named Paul Goodwin, the man that Tontchay saw arguing with Suzy the day before. Tontchay went to see Suzy at Doc Smith's, but she was in no condition to talk.
Dodge City seemed to be on the verge of
violence, and the night's festivities were not nearly as peaceful on the night
of the 3rd. He did run into a knife wielding Walter Jackson who said
that Doc Smith was impressed with how Clayton had reset his arm, and he said
that if Ralphie gave him trouble again, he would be ready.
Around midnight again, Tontchay was patrolling the streets when he heard commotion behind the Saloon and came up on a crowd. He shoved his way through and saw the hacked up remains of Ralphie Simpkins. His brother Jake wasn't far behind and he started proclaiming that it had to be union scum! This nearly started a fight with pro-Union sympathizers and Tontchay sent for Earp while the alleyway was about to explode in violence! Tontchay marched between both sides and stared them down equally, ultimately causing both factions to back off while he lectured them on their immaturity! Earp showed up, applauding the speech, and sent the crowd scattering…then reiterated to Tontchay in private that he did do a great job.
(Tontchay has stared down crowds before, so he gave it a go here and proved to give both sides pause.)
Tontchay began to suspect that the killer had to be related in some way to the Dog Eye Saloon, but decided to go to Clayton's room and see if he could roust the drunk. He succeeded, and Clayton quietly told him that he used to be a field surgeon, but that he was now drowning in a bottle on his family's dime as he headed West, figuring he would head to Shan Fan, maybe find him an Asian woman. Tontchay told him he didn't know what he had seen or lived, but that it took a brave man to do good from the bottom of a bottle. It was almost touching.
Tontchay was awoken the next day by Doc Smith's daughter, who said her Daddy wanted to see Tontchay. He went to Doc Smith, who told him about his horrific experiences in
and this sadistic monster in surgeon's clothing that was slaughtering the
wounded and ripped out the eye of a soldier. Doc Smith talked about how he
shrugged off bullets before retreating in the night. He said they called this
thing The Butcher, and that he thinks The Butcher has come to Dodge City.
Tontchay went back on duty and kept the powder keg from exploding until he got word that Suzy was ready to talk. She told him she was an informant for the
Union and that Paul had
been there for business and not pleasure when this monster burst into her room
and knocked her out. When she came to, he was butchering Paul. All she could
see was a top hat and a tall form before he burst out of the window. Tontchay
had left Doc Smith's suspecting Clayton and this seemed to push it over the top…when
he hit the locked door, he was surprised to see Dog Eye standing there with the
key to let him in.
Inside, Tontchay and Dog Eye were stunned to see…a neat and clean room…that had nothing remotely incriminating or odd…until Tontchay looked under the bed. He pulled out a surgeon's bag and found tools inside, as well as an empty scalpel case with blood stains in it…and then he saw the carpet bags, about six of them, and he removed them from the bed…opening them to find severed heads sewn to arms and legs. This shook Tontchay, especially when he recognized the faces of Paul and Ralphie. He told Dog Eye to get Earp and fast.
When Earp arrived, Tontchay tried to explain that they were taking on a supernatural, bulletproof killer but Earp was having his doubts…so Tontchay let him and just told his men to stay out of his way while he hunted The Butcher in Dodge City during the Independence Day celebration as his Patron Wolf spirit began to "speak" to him in the way only it can.
As he set out into the streets looking for The Butcher, he spotted a top hat and kept trying to follow it, but the crowd kept getting in his way. As Tontchay headed through the alleyways, he sensed a presence behind him…and turned to face Jake Simpkins. Jake had him dead-bang…until Walter attacked Jake from behind, stabbing him repeatedly with his good arm. Tontchay's nice treatment of Walter had paid off.
Tontchay took Walter with him to hunt for The Butcher…when The Butcher came running down the wall between them and swiped the scalpel, slashing out Walter's throat and cutting the back of Tontchay's neck. What followed was a brutal curbstomp as The Butcher began to slash Tontchay apart and wear him down, until he quick drew his knife and fought back, wounding The Butcher. The Butcher bolted to get away, but Tontchay went back to his pistol and fired, shooting the scalpel out of his hand…which caused the nefarious Butcher to transform back into Clayton Mansfield!
(This would have been LETHAL, but Tontchay played an Adventure card that give him a d6 in Fighting, rather than leave him completely helpless.)
Clayton told Tontchay that it was the scalpel and he couldn't control himself…he explained that his mentor gave him and his friend Jack scalpels, and he said that he would wear it embedded in his skin to try to feed the blood lust, but it wouldn't work forever. He pleaded with Tontchay to destroy the scalpel.
The problem was that Clayton was up on the roof and Tontchay on the ground. He lurched for the scalpel and Tontchay tried to shout him down…but when that failed, he had to open fire and kill Clayton!
He returned to the Dog Eye Saloon to get the scalpel case, only to find the place ransacked and a disheveled Wyatt Earp who said he had been attacked by the bizarre, stitched together body parts in the room!
The most harrowing part came when Tontchay made it back to Clayton and climbed the roof…only to find that the scalpel was missing.
NOTES: I did have to tone down The Butcher, as most Deadlands adventures are meant for a posse and not a single hero…especially a single Seasoned one. Oh, and Tontchay did NOT come away from it unscarred. It was sad playing without our friend Kenny ("Tinhorn" from the campaign), but it looks like we're going to run with the idea that Tontchay is now flying solo and looking to pull Marshal Kidd out of The Deadlands one way or another. We ran Independence Day pretty much by the book, and it made for a very role-play heavy adventure, and the one real combat we played without any maps or minis at all.


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Question about Fisher and Paykel 23 in. DD-603SS Built-in Dishwasher
Dishwasher Fisher & Paykel single drawer started flashing F1 when we were out today. Turned it off at the power point, but it continued flashing again after it was switched on again. What does F1 mean? I dont have a manual. Can you provide instructions how to fix it myself please? or is it serious? guessed the model number. Its approx 3+ years old - single drawer white.
Posted by relax170 on
Thanks but I did unplug the dishwasher twice thinking it may reset it, but a couple of minutes after switched on each tinme, the motor starts up and F1 starts flashing again. Would like to have a definnite answer what F1 stands for please if anyone has a manual. Its fairly urgent for a holiday house that has new tenants due to arrive tomorrow. It stopped working when I was in residence not tenants.
Thank you for the two links. It sounds as though it is the flood switch, and lots of suggestions as to the cause, and a possible remedy with the towels and hairdryer, has been helpful. Samurai is a good site.
Hi and welcome to FixYa,
Initially, the error code "F1" indicates a leak or overflow has been detected and flooding is possible. This would refer to the drain area below the tub of the dishwasher. In most occasions, cleaning the filter, strainer, mesh, grid, sump, impeller, pump and hose should address the error code. There are however instances where the error code is persistently displayed even if the aforementioned areas/components have been cleaned and dried. One method of correcting this is to force dry the bottom/under the tub with the use of a can of compressed air, an air compressor, a reversible vacuum cleaner, hair dryer or even a ventilator/electric fan. There have been reports of successful tricks like laying the dishwasher on its side. Thereafter pressing on the STOP, PAUSE or CANCEL for more than 5 seconds should clear the code or unplugging the unit for an extended period of time.
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Posted on Dec 28, 2008
open bottom drawer, use dish towels to sop up water, aim hair dryer at base for 5 mins. plug back in and dishwasher should reset itself.
i suppose the "flood switch" is dry, but the terminals for one of the drawers are a little dodgy; Removed the terminals, clean the contacts, re-fit the terminals - hop tis helps..
Posted on Dec 28, 2008
Power off at the breaker for a few minutes and then back on is usually the way.
BTW that port on the garbgae disposal that the drain line gets hooked onto does not get drilled out. It get knocked out so the entire port hole is open. If you drilled you may not have the hole all the way open.
A flat blade screwdriver and a hammer from outseide to inside and when its knocked inside the G/D turn the diposal over and llet the pug fall into your hand. or Unplug power, turn off water. Remove lower drawer as shown in installation book; can be found online too. Mop up as best as you can with a sponge, place a fan pointing into the cavity and allow it to dry the interior, mine took an hour or so. Reassemble and restore power/water, and it should reset the fault.
Be sure to resolve whatever issue caused the flood, mine was hand soap in the rinse agent reservoir, caused lots of bubbles and overflow. Flushed that as well as possible and mopped up the suds, ran 3 rinse cycles and a Normal wash with no detergent.
Hi I have just fixed the very same problem , I over stacked the dishwasher which alowed it to overflow and set off flooding sensor. Remedy 1 open dishwasher fully open 2 dry up as much water as possible 3 put a hair dryer on hot and direct into the back of the cabinet you will see a grey plastic cover on the bottom floor this is the sensor run on full for about 5 - 10 minutes making sure the heat go into that erea. Also dont overheat your hair dryer, when finnished close the dishwasher shut and start your normal cycle. The F1 and spanner should be gone it worked for me first time and 100%
Posted on Dec 28, 2008
try this
1. Check the drain hose and make sure there is no blockage. Also ensure
the hose isn't raised too high as water might run back to the machine.
2. Check the port hole and make sure it's big enough for drainage. If
not I'll be either bashing it or drilling it out to make it bigger.
3. Reset the machine by powering off the breaker for a few minutes. Turning the power off at the wall doesn't work.
4. Last option would be to use the advice from Fisher & Paykel themselves and leave the door ajar for 5-7 days.
if not worked try this..
I think all you have to do is release any blockages in the drain pipe.
To fix this issue ,
Read the following link :)
Posted on Dec 28, 2008
The link for the manual is
I think F1 is flooding error. Try checking the drain lines. Also unplug power cable for five minutes to reset the control circuit.
Posted on Dec 28, 2008
Check the sink drain hose, and ensure there is no obstruction in there. Ensure that no water is staying into the machine.
Try cutting power for ten minutes to reset the machine, to do this, trip the circuit breaker, or unplug power plug.
If you still get the error you may need to replace the drain pipe, where the flooding sensor is.
Before doing this, leave the machine door opened for 2 days, moisture trapped inside the machine also gives you F1.
Also ring F&P calling the number listed on the owner manual.
Hey the answer was definite, F1 is flooding error, the flooding sensor in placed in the drain lines.
That is what you do.
Should be more than enough.
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