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Based on the short story by Stephen King, Children of the Corn is the chilling tale of a divorcing couple (played by Peter Horton and Linda Hamilton) who gets lost in remote Gatlin, Nebraska during a road trip. They soon realize there is something very, very wrong in Gatlin. There are no adults in sight, and the children have developed a taste for murder driven by a religious devotion to the mysterious supernatural figure "He Who Walks Behind the Rows."
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An Isaac Bell AdventureLarge Print - 2014 | Large print edition.
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This is not only superbly researched but also action packed and good for anyone who wants to read of the prohibition and Bolshevism. Very good story in all respects although is mildly predictable. I read this book for hours straight. Definitely recommended for 13+. 5 stars
- @mittopic of the Teen Review Board at the Hamilton Public Library
I have not read the Bell series of books. I picked this up not knowing Bell was a character in many previous books. That being said, I could read this book as a stand alone and still be on-track and fully understand the characters and plot. I might have missed a couple references from previous Bell novels but it didn't feel that way.
I appreciate the background and true history explained about prohibition. However, I do feel the book could have covered a little more of the actual history.
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I am ashamed to have read early Cussler. They were frothy fluffy and fun. Over time, they got to be repetitious and frankly pretty light. So I moved on.
Then this one showed up- the cover looked fun - different era and focus from his sea stories.
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Publishing industry got kicked around by Amazon 20 years ago and still counting. I felt some pity. Now I see they are using old/dead/useless authors to push drivel onto the shelves. I think they deserve everything they don't get these days.
Cussler has enough money and God knows there are some good writers of dramatic fiction that deserve attention. Find a publisher who believes that and avoid comic books with words like this stale dead chicken!
Started off with excitement but quickly got bogged down in descriptions of descriptions. Very colourful but not my style, the action was few and far between, not the typical fast read from Cussler.
Typical Cussler novel. This book skips quite a few years in time from the previous book but that is explained as the staff leave to fight in the world war and then return. A quick read fun for teenagers on up.
Another classic Cussler. It takes a great talent to put you, the reader, and Isaac Bell in the same time frame. If you like the "Bel" series, you'll like this one.
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The following discussion focuses on building and supporting interfaces in Corepoint Integration Engine's GUI environment, in contrast to UnityPoint Health's previous engine, which required coding.
On a visit to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Corepoint Health Founder and CTO, Dave Shaver sat down to interview Joe Hamilton, UnityPoint Health's Technical Team Lead – InteroperabilityInteroperability refers to the ability of two or more systems or components to exchange information and to use the information that has been exchanged.. Their conversation covered a variety of topics ranging from operating system performance, integration engine evolution, the growth and change of the healthcare industry, and ways in which engines and engine teams can impact patient care.
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Joe: I would counter that with, do you really want to sit there and write the same lines of code over and over and over and over and over and over? We have 550 interfaces, I could do this all day. I don't think you want to do that, right?
I'm a coder at heart. I love to code. But, when you write five interfaces, and you have to copy and paste the code from one to the next, that's not a lot of fun. So, for somebody that says they're a pure coder and they need that coding to get the job done, the first question that I would ask them is, "Well, what exactly are you trying to accomplish?" And then the second question is, "Well, have you tried to do that with the built in?" Don't go out and build something just because you want to build it. Something that's custom or otherwise. Because if you build that and its custom, you're the one person that knows how it works.
By having a platform that doesn't rely on that kind of custom coding, but instead has standard actions, you can be guaranteed that every member of your team is going to be able to look at that code and know what's going on and be able to tell how it works and what it's doing. And like I said, in three plus years [using Corepoint], we've never had a problem that we can't solve with the standard actions.
So, having it in this way where there's the functionality of picking actions to meet the need and functions, you're challenged in a different way. You don't have to write the code. But, you still have to think logically about how does this go together? How do we solve this problem? Where we've just written code before. How do we solve this problem? Well, you pick the actions in the right order and you do it. And it's much easier. The monotony is not there.
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Dave: Historically, engines ran on Unix. And engines were really a coding platform in that they kind of gave a set of potential guidelines, or a set of APIs, and you'd write code against them. And whether that code was written in TCL, or Java, or JavaScript, or Python, it was always a pretty significant portion of an interface that was constructed by coding.
Describe your prior engine platform experience. It was a modern engine with a gooey interface, and it looks like there's not much coding. What was your experience in actually building 100s of interfaces in terms of the amount of coding that was actually left to do?
Joe: So, what's interesting about that is the previous one was running a scripting language. And there was some drag and drop that could be done. Quite frankly, with the drag and drop, it was like auto-mapping fields if you will. So, "X equals X" from one message to the next. It didn't document very well. Didn't always get the result you wanted when you used that feature. So you end up having to go in and do a lot of writing your own in the coding space.
And I love writing code, but, it takes time. And each line of code you write, you have to test. With Corepoint, a lot of the functionality that's built in there allows for more function-based driving. Instead of having to write the code, it's like you're plopping in a function and just giving it inputs. Much easier. Much faster.
Dave: Historically, engine coding involved a lot of copy and paste. It was pretty monotonous, involving taking code that may not be 100% tested and pasting it into another spot, rather than being able to leverage it across multiple interfaces one time, write it, and then maintain it there. Those "coder guys" are staring at 10 years of experience on some older engine, you can imagine they're tilted towards Unix, because to them that means reliability. They're tilted towards coding because that's either what they enjoy or that's all they've ever done. How would you expect that team people, used to coding on an older school engine, to get interested in or get excited about an engine that's "pointy, clicky, draggy, droppy?"
Joe: The reality is you have to ask the question, what business need are you trying to solve? Because ultimately that's what it should come down to. How can we solve more business problems in a quicker way? I might ask, "Why don't you still use your flip phone? Why do you have a smart phone?" Because you wanted something new and faster and better and to be able to do things quickly, right? Instead of having to open up your computer to check your email, now you can check it on your phone. Why would you do that? What made you change?
I think I would look at what problem are you trying to solve and ask those questions and maybe try to find analogies that could hit home. I think there are going to be some folks out there who are pure coders and just their ears just shut off when you start talking about anything other than code. But why would you want to go out and write something custom if you can do it click, click, click and be done so you can then move on to something else really fun and interesting?
I just think that the coding aspect of it is really old school and I would try and encourage folks to think outside the box.
Dave: And the box includes things like quality of the interfaces and tying it all the way back to patient satisfaction and patient safety around a higher quality, better tested interface with a team that is doing a faster turnaround on interfaces and has the business and clinical analyst involved as a team member. It means that you end up with something that is of higher value to the organization.
Joe: Absolutely.
Dave: Similar question. There's a CIO, there's a Director of Clinical Applications, there's an Interface EngineAn interface engine can transform or map the data to the receiving application's requirements while the message is in transit so that it can be accepted by the receiving application. The application interface is built with one-to-many concepts in m... Manager and they say, "You know, we've had an engine for a long time. It's working well enough. We don't really have a motivation to change." The similar category of new school flip phone versus smart phone. What would you tell them that would be a motivator to look at another engine given that what they have is working well enough?
Joe: I guess I would ask them, "Are you always satisfied with the way things are or are you constantly looking for ways to make things better?" I mean, an engine is a pretty significant investment, there's no doubt about that. It's fairly costly changing from one engine to another, but if you look at the big picture and all the things that we've talked about so far, I think that you would be crazy not to be thinking and looking for ways to do things better and faster. Just because you've been doing something the same way for the last five years doesn't mean that's what it needs to look like the next five years.
Challenge yourself to think, "What could we do better?" Don't be satisfied until you feel that you're perfect, and nobody's perfect so you're never going to get there, so keep pushing. Keep looking. Keep trying to find out what's out there and just ask some questions. There's no harm in asking questions. You might find something that you really like.
Dave: Somebody might say, "Come on, Joe. How could an engine make that much difference?" All engines push messages. How much impact is it really going to have on my world?
Joe: If you look at engines just generally speaking, what is an engine? It's a transport method. We have great organizations, HL7HL7 is a Standards Developing Organization accredited by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) to author consensus-based standards representing a board view from healthcare system stakeholders. HL7 has compiled a collection of message form....org, that said, "This is the standard for healthcare messaging and everybody has generally accepted it." Well, guess what? The actual transport methodology for HL7 is the same regardless of the engine you use. They all connect the same. They're all using the same protocols.
Ask yourself, where can we really get the benefits? Can we get the benefits from development? Can we get the benefits from tool sets that provide efficiencies in testing? Can we get the benefits from being able to push X number of messages a day?
Overall, you have to look at the engine as a whole and find where you can gain your efficiencies. Whether it's freeware or a $5 million system. Nobody cares. The more interesting pieces are around development and how it works during testing and how do you move from test to production. What does that look like? There's some feature sets built into Corepoint that are much better than other systems that I've worked with that allow us to actually test the code as though it's running on the production engine from our desk. We can test it against the test engine and the production engine without ever leaving the application we're in. I don't know of anybody else that does that.
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The Macalester College Law Warschaw Gallery is pleased to announce the exhibition This Space Occupied By This Time: New Work by Travis Freeman. Travis Freeman engages questions that are often left to philosophers or mystics. What is the meaning of being? What is happening in this moment? What is it that occupies an empty space? What occurs when doing nothing? What is unseen that can be felt? Is everything connected, and if so by what? Rather than conduct his study in the laboratory or studio, Freeman brings his research into the gallery. Visitors become fellow researchers, coming to their own conclusions through experiencing the works/experiments. Freeman asks visitors to take a step toward the work and confront the ideas posited. Though more than a cerebral exercise, relatively little is visible within the gallery. What exists is to be questioned, to be experienced, and to be felt.


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A bride to be in search of the perfect smile.
When my husband asked me to marry him, I was so excited. One thing I knew for sure was that I wanted to have the perfect smile. I mean think about it, all those pictures! What if I have lipstick on my teeth! YIKES! So I knew first things first, I need a cleaning. I scheduled the cleaning with our new and amazing hygienist, Kate. Have you met her yet? She's fabulous! Next, I know I am going to want to whiten my teeth. I plan on using the Crest over the counter white strips. As a hygienist who has used them before, I know they can cause some sensitivity, so I started brushing with ProNamel toothpaste. If you are someone who suffers from tooth sensitivity, this toothpaste is amazing! It is wise to brush with the toothpaste two weeks prior to starting a whitening program in order to let the active ingredient start to work on your teeth. I will use the ProNamel during the whitening strip usage (2 weeks). My wedding day is approaching quickly, and as it does I am slowly preparing my smile for a wonderful day. I know that looking back at the pictures, I will be happy with my wedding day smile!
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text: POLITICS 'Alone Yet Not Alone' Supporters Taking Fight to the Academy 11:22 AM PST 2/3/2014 by Paul Bond FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Anya/Enthuse Entertainment "Alone Yet Not Alone" "Finally, a song from a small film barely seen, was deemed worthy of nomination. That is the way it should work. But alas, the winds of PC and cronyism seem to be at work here," says John Debney, an Academy member who scored "The Passion of the Christ." Bruce Broughton and his supporters are fighting back hard against a decision by the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences to rescind his best song Oscar nomination for Alone Yet Not Alone, a tiny Christian movie few people saw. Broughton was disqualified for sending an email to about 70 Academy members asking them to give the song a listen. On Monday, Broughton called the Academy "stupid and hypocritical" for disqualifying his nomination on those grounds. Those remarks follow his decision this weekend to make public a letter he wrote to the Academy that lays out in detail what he finds hypocritical. EARLIER: Academy Explains Decision to Rescind 'Alone Yet Not Alone' Song Nomination In the letter, he cites the Academy's assertion that he violated their goal of "fair and ethical" competition, then asks: "[If] my 70 or so emails constitutes a breach of that standard, why could the current Academy president, Cheryl Boone Isaacs, consult on Academy Award-nominated projects like The Artist, The King's Speech and others with a history as an Academy governor that far exceeds mine and at the same time produce the Governors' Ball without having that look like a breach of the same standard." Supporters have also taken up other means for bashing the Academy and sticking up for Broughton and the song he co-wrote with Dennis Spiegel. The Hollywood Reporter has learned that a petition written by an Academy member and being circulated privately among other members says the rescinding of the nomination is "an usurpation of our rights as voters, and we demand that this nomination be reinstated." The petition also reads, in part: "Alone Yet Not Alone was eligible by all of AMPAS applicable rules and regulations. Any personal correspondence some of us may have received from the artists involved was miniscule in comparison to the deluge of email, print and recorded promotion that we received from every studio production for every possible nomination." Gerald Molen, an Oscar-winning producer of Schindler's List, accused the Academy of discriminating against the religious movie in revoking its nomination, calling it "faith-based bigotry" in a letter to Isaacs. Academy member John Debney, who wrote the score for The Passion of the Christ and dozens more movies, called the pulling of the nomination "a grave injustice." On his Facebook page, he wrote: "As a member of the Academy, I'm ashamed by this act. The nominations for work in film are meant to be merit based. Finally, a song from a small film barely seen, was deemed worthy of nomination. That is the way it should work. But alas, the winds of PC and cronyism seem to be at work here. Please join those of us who feel that great work should be judged on its own merits and express your outrage over this travesty." EARLIER: Oscar Winner Pens Letter Accusing Academy of Christian 'Bigotry' in Song Flap Also using Facebook to express displeasure was Broughton's wife, Belinda, who wrote: "The poor huge production companies who had their noses put out of joint by a little song. All I can say is, they must have been terrified by the song and it's one damn good song too. Well, they are happy now, they can play together in the same sand box again. Shame on you Motion Picture Academy for taking the low road, saving your own butts and doing this to one of your former Governors and Head of the Music Branch." Also, a petition "in support of Bruce Broughton and Dennis Spiegel" sprung up at iPetitions.com and it quickly exceeded its goal of 1,000 signatures. Another one at Change.org includes the music video for Alone Yet Not Alone, sung by quadriplegic Christian author and radio broadcaster Joni Eareckson Tada, and includes the phone number and email address of Teni Melidonian, an assistant to Boone Isaacs. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Paul Bond firstname.lastname@example.com @thr


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While everyone is seemingly on Facebook and Twitter, don't think for a second that there is no room for smaller niche communities that cater to specific areas of interest. New online communities are launching all the time and those that don't subscribe to the "if you build it they will come" fallacy can be quite successful despite the dominance of the big two.
I learned of two new online communities just this week: MultiUnitLiving.com and TeamRunSmart.com. Both cater to a very distinct audience. MultiUnitLiving.com is a community for owner operators and property managers of multi-family housing. It allows them to connect with their peers and discuss industry issues.
TeamRunSmart.com is a new community created by Freightliner Trucks, aimed at educating professional drivers on how to improve their profitability. Features include educational articles, blogs, operational tips and insight from professional drivers and "coaches" on how to be more successful. Freightliner's director of product marketing, TJ Reed says the Team Run Smart community is the "definitive guide to help business-minded drivers succeed,"
I think online communities are a fine choice and sometimes the best solution. Facebook and Twitter can be everything to everyone. Sometimes you need a closed, owned environment that doesn't change every week, requiring you to adapt.
Doesn't everyone know this by now? There is probably a 30-45 second window of safety for deleting a post from Facebook without fearing that it has been or will be seen by others. Once you've passed that time frame, you may as well keep it up because if you're anyone of interest, chances are someone got a screenshot.
Just ask KQDS News Director Jason Vincent who posted this gem as a Facebook status update while on vacation:
"Add drunk, homeless, native American man to the list of animals that have wandered into my yard."
I am not making this up, though I really wish I was. (Go back and read it a second time if you must. I will wait…..)
The result: protestors outside the station, an apology, and coverage on Lost Remote and TV Spy.
There has been some mention of the fact that Vincent was on "personal time" when he posted the update, but I fail to see the relevance. It's not quite clear to me at all why that kind of comment would be justified whether you're on personal or professional time.
Someone put way too much stock in Facebook's privacy settings and not enough in the importance of common sense. Who knows what will happen next? I can't imagine that the newsroom staff will be very supportive. However, stranger things have happened.
There's one thing I am sure of in this case though: This will not be the end.


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Looking at what to invest in can be daunting at first, but so long as you listen to the right advice, you should not let it keep you awake at night. Indeed, as Mark Shipman points out in his EQ vs IQ course, if any investment is keeping you awake at night then you're doing something wrong and should either close or reevaluate your position.
So, what to invest in? Here is a broad look at some of the options available to you.
There are several less-risky options if you are considering investing money for a future event such college for your children or retirement, If you are planning for a long-term investment, then there are many different investments that will show a decent return over time .
Bonds are one of the safest ways to invest. They are like purchasing CDs or Certificates of Deposit. However, bonds are issued by the government, not banks. Your investment could double over a specific period of time depending on the type of bonds in which you choose to invest, though obviously all the usual caveats apply – there are no guarantees.
Mutual funds are when a group of investors put their money together and buy bonds, stock, and other types of investments. If you find a qualified, reputable broker who can handle mutual funds and will invest them for you and decide on a fund manager who will decide how the money is invested, then you will be able to invest in mutual funds. They are a little riskier than bonds, but not as risky as the stock market. Again, it's a question of whether you feel confident enough to take charge of your own destiny or leave it in the hands of others.
If your are looking for another type of long-term investment, then shares or stocks may be something to consider. When you purchase stock, you are purchasing part ownership of the company in which you are investing. If the company does well, then the stock goes up and you will make more money. On the other hand, if the company does not do so well, and it loses money in profits, then your stock value drops and you lose money, too. There are some reliable companies that have been around for a long time that you can invest in and your money will remain relatively safe, but it may not grow quickly. Using methods such as moving averages can help you successfully follow upward trends.
Looking at the choices, you may decide to invest in a little of each type listed above. Do considerable research when investing for the long-term gain. When choosing a stock, it is best to start with a business that is well-established. When deciding to invest in mutual funds, be sure that the broker has a good track record for past performance before handing your money over. If you are not sure you want to take a big investment risk in the stocks or mutual funds, then go with the government guaranteed bonds. It is not as fast and as big of a return, but you will get a return and you will not be in as much danger of losing your investment.
Ultimately though, nothing can be better than learning how to invest properly yourself – arm yourself with the facts, model yourself and the experts and learn their techniques. Above all, develop the correct emotional mentality and never deviate from the rules – greed is a surefire way to lose, as is over-confidence.
But it really is not rocket science and it can be done simply and effectively.


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Dear friends and colleagues,
As we approach the end of the 2011, this is a perfect time to say thank you to all of you that have been working with us throughout this challenging year. A new year is waiting for us, full of opportunities for those that are prepared to take them. For us, responsible for orchestrating the learning experience process, it is necessary to continuously learn and sometimes to unlearn in order to grow with our students. Our symposium in January will provide a platform to improve our teaching skills by reflecting and sharing classroom practical experiences. I strongly encourage you to participate and be part of the processes to define and build the future of teaching.
In building the future we need to communicate with our students and one of the relevant times to do it is during their graduation ceremony for which all of you are cordially invited and welcome.
In the times that we are living I would like to share with you a phrase from an unknown author: "Happiness is not a destination and there is not any road to it, happiness is a voyage, it is the road. There is no better time to decide to be happy than now."
On behalf of IE Business School and its Adjunct and Visiting Faculty Staff (Adriana, Beatriz, Leonardo) we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
- Christmas card presentation (link).
- Graduation act 2011 (link).
- We invite you to our symposium on January 25, 2012
- The multimedia case study of the month introduces Araving and was written by Ángel Díaz.
- We show you how to get ANECA accreditation.
- Juan Carlos Olarra has published a couple of articles in Estrella Digital
- Invitation of Luis Miratvilles in the webinar for the members of the SCM World.


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Exemptions from the prescription charge
Exemptions from the prescription charge
|REF: Drug Tariff Part XVI
|EPS exemption
|Dispensing Factsheet: Exemptions from the prescription charge
|Prescription Charge Refunds
As part of a pharmacy's Terms of Service, pharmacy staff must ask any person who makes a declaration that the patient is exempt from paying a prescription charge to produce satisfactory evidence of such entitlement. The legislative requirement is set out in paragraph 7 of the Terms of Service, which is available to view here.
Where appropriate, pharmacy staff should advise patients of the required certificates and how they might go about obtaining them (e.g. Medical Exemption Certificates required for patients suffering from diabetes, epilepsy etc. as well as exemption certificates on maternity grounds, low income, or Prescription Prepayment Certificates (PPC)).
If a patient is unsure whether they are entitled to free prescriptions, pharmacy staff should advise the patient to pay for their prescription and provide them with an FP57 Refund form with information on how to claim a refund at a later date. Further information for patients can be found at www.nhs.uk/healthcosts.
If a valid certificate of exemption has been shown, for example a medical exemption certificate or pre-payment certificate, and noted on the PMR along with the certificate's expiry date, it is not necessary to ask the patient to show proof again within the validity of that certificate. Patients claiming exemption because they receive Income Support or Jobseeker's Allowance (income-based) should be asked to provide their evidence of entitlement on each occasion.
Where patients do not have evidence or where there is doubt over whether the evidence provided is appropriate, the "Evidence not Seen" box on the back of the prescription should be marked with an X by pharmacy staff. Pharmacy staff need not refuse to dispense items on the basis that the patient does not provide evidence of their entitlement to free prescriptions.
NHS fraud checking notification
On 1 July 2016, pharmacy contractors will be required by their Terms of Service, before supplying the drug or appliance, to advise the person claiming exemption from payment of NHS prescription charges – where evidence is required but not provided – that NHS checks are routinely undertaken to verify that such persons are exempt from payment of NHS prescription charges, as part of arrangements for preventing or detecting fraud or error. It is up to pharmacy teams how this is done but it must be in "appropriate terms". The PSNC Briefing 032/16: NHS fraud checking notification (June 2016) includes our tips of key things to consider to make compliance with this new requirement a matter of routine.
Patient requirements
Pharmacy contractors are in no way responsible for the accuracy of a patient's declaration; this remains the responsibility of the patient. NHS Protect have a responsibility to check for prescription charge exemption fraud and patients found to have wrongly claimed for free prescriptions, could face a penalty charge and in some cases prosecution. This applies even where the patient has a medical condition which qualifies for exemption, if the patient does not have a valid exemption certificate on the date the patient is asked to pay or complete the exemption declaration.
Eligible reasons for exemption
Exemption category
Who is exempt?
Proof required
How to apply for exemption
|A. Under 16 years of age
|Children under 16 years of age.
Birth certificate, passport or medical card.
Please note: Prescriptions with computer-generated DOB do not require proof of age.
|B. Full-time Students aged 16, 17 or 18
Must be aged 16, 17 or 18 and in full-time education from an establishment such as a school, college or university or similar.
Please note: Apprenticeships are not eligible. (However, patients may qualify for a HC2 certificate under the NHS Low Income Scheme)
|Proof of age can be found on a child benefit award letter, or birth certificate /passport/medical card and proof they are a full-time student can be obtained from the patient's school, college, university or local education authority (LEA).
|C. 60 years of age or over
|Any patient who is 60 years of age or over.
Birth certificate, passport or medical card
Please note: Prescriptions with computer-generated DOB do not require proof of age.
|D. Maternity Exemption
|Expectant mothers and those who have given birth to a child (including a still-born child) in the last 12 months.
Possession of a valid Maternity Exemption (MATEX) certificate.
Please note: Prescription Services are currently trialing digital maternity exemption certificates. Pharmacies may be presented with one of the following types of exemption certificate:
|Patient must complete a FW8 form available from GPs, midwives or health visitors. These professionals then sign the form and send it off to Prescription Services who then issue a certificate.
Maternity exemption certificate helpline: 0300 330 1341
|E. Medical Exemption
|Patients with certain medical conditions or physical disability as listed in Part XVI of the Drug Tariff.
Possession of a valid Medical Exemption Certificate.
Please note: Patients with qualifying conditions alone are not entitled to exemption without a valid certificate.
|Patients must complete an FP92A form available from GPs. The GP will then send the form to Prescription Services who will issue a certificate.
Medical exemption certificate helpline: 0300 330 1341
|F. Prescription Pre-payment Certificate (PPC)
Patients in possession of a valid PPC at the point of dispensing.
Please note: A PPC is valid for either 3 months or 12 months, depending on the type of PPC purchased.
Possession of a valid PPC.
Please note: Prescription Services are working to phase out plastic cards and move towards digital certificates for PPCs.
Patients can complete an FP95 form, available from pharmacies and purchase in store (for pharmacies registered to sell PCCs) or via post (postage details can be found on the FP95).
Patients can also purchase a PPC online here or by contacting the
|G. War Pension Exemption
|Patients holding a War Pension Exemption Certificate and the prescription is for their accepted disablement.
|Possession of a War Pension Exemption Certificate.
|Patients can write to:
The Treatment Group
Veterans UK
Veterans UK helpline: 0808 1914 218
|L. HC2 Charges Certificate
|Anyone qualifying for full help with health costs through the NHS Low Income Scheme.
Possession of a valid HC2 Charges Certificate.
Please note: A partner and dependent children under 19 years named on the claim will also be entitled to free prescriptions while the certificate is valid.
|Patients must complete the HC1 form, available from Jobcentre Plus Office, forms may also be available from pharmacies, NHS hospitals, dentist, optician or GP surgery. Pharmacies can obtain HC1 forms from PCSE via their online portal.
NHS Low Income Scheme helpline: 0300 330 1343
|X. Free-of-charge contraceptives
|Patients in possession of a prescription for a contraceptive substance(s) and/or listed contraceptive appliances for women (as referenced in Part XVI Clause 10 of the Drug Tariff) prescribed on FP10 or any of its variants.
No charge is payable for contraceptive substances and listed contraceptive appliances for women (as referenced in Part XVI Clause 10 of the Drug Tariff) prescribed on FP10 or any of its variants.
Please note: Prescriptions for any other drug not included in the list of contraceptive drugs to be dispensed free of charge must be annotated by the prescriber with 'CC', 'CU', 'OC' or the female symbol ♀. In the absence of such an endorsement by the prescriber and where the patient does not have another valid exemption, the normal prescription charge will apply to that item.
H. Income Support (IS)
Income-related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)
|Patients in receipt of IS or those included in (this could be the partner of or any dependent young people under 20) an award for IS.
|Possession of an IS award notice
|Patients can speak to their Jobcentre Plus Office or contact Jobcentre Plus helpline: 0800 169 0310
|Patients in receipt of income-based ESA or those included in an award for ESA – this could be the partner of or any dependent young people under 20.
|Possession of an ESA award notice
|Patients can speak to their Jobcentre Plus Office or contact Jobcentre Plus helpline: 0800 169 0310
K. Income-based Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA)
Universal Credit (UC)
|Patients in receipt of income-based JSA or those included in an award for JSA – this could be the partner of or any dependent young people under 20.
|Possession of a JSA award notice
|Patients can speak to their Jobcentre Plus Office or contact Jobcentre Plus helpline: 0800 169 0310
Patients in receipt of UC.
Please note: UC does not automatically entitle patients to help with their health costs. To qualify, patients must be included in a UC award and their earnings during their most recent assessment period must be:
'Most recent assessment period' means the assessment period that ended immediately before the date a patient claims a free NHS prescription. It runs for a calendar month.
Possession of a Universal Credit statement.
Please note: Patients should tick the box K for 'income-based JSA' on the patient declaration until the prescription form is updated to include an exemption category for UC.
|Please see our page Universal Credit update. Further information can be found here.
Universal Credit full service: 0800 328 5644
Universal Credit live service: 0800 328 9344
|M. NHS Tax Credit Exemption
Patients (including any partner and/or young person(s) included in the claim) receiving tax credits, who have been sent 'NHS Tax Credit Exemption Certificate' by Prescription Services.
Please note: To be entitled to a Tax Credit Exemption certificate, the patient and their partner (if applicable) must:
Possession of a valid NHS Tax Credit Exemption Certificate.
Please note: Prescription Services are working to phase out plastic cards and move towards digital certificates. In the interim pharmacies may be presented with one of the following types of exemption certificate:
For more information see our website here
|Certificates are automatically issued to eligible patients.
Tax Credit helpline: 0345 300 3900
|S. Pension Credit (Guarantee Credit) paid on its own, or Pension Credit (Guarantee Credit with Savings Credit)
|Patients or their partners in receipt of PCGC.
|Possession of a PCGC award notice.
|Patients can speak to their Jobcentre Plus Office.
Pension Service helpline: 0800 731 0469
|Other exempted persons/categories
|Prisoners on Release
|Prisoners on release and those released from secure accommodation (e.g. courts, training areas or children's home) who present an FP10 or FP10(MDA) with the letters 'HMP' computer printed in the practice address box.
The letters 'HMP', the prison/secure accommodation address, contact number, prescribing code and cost centre code must be computer printed in the box provided for the practice address.
Please note: if the above is handwritten, it cannot be accepted as automatically exempt.
If the necessary information is on the prescription then the patient is classed as automatically exempt and does not need to sign or tick the declaration on the back of the form.
Ineligible reasons for exemption
Those in receipt of the following benefits are not eligible to claim for exemption from prescription charges in England:
- Contribution-based Jobseeker's Allowance and Employment and Support Allowance paid on its own;
- Pension Credit (Savings Credit), paid on its own;
- HC3 certificate for limited help with health costs;
- Any benefit paid on its own and not listed on the back of a prescription (such as Disability Living Allowance, Personal Independence Payment or Incapacity benefit); and
- Asylum seekers – if supported by the National Asylum Support Service (NASS), NASS will automatically send a NHS Low Income Scheme HC2 certificate entitling them to help with health costs including free prescriptions. Patients can apply for support using the HC1 application form if needed.
For a full list of benefits that do not entitle patients to exemption from the prescription charge see Prescription Services website here.
EPS exemption status to be entered onto each electronic prescription
In addition to the current endorsing information, pharmacy staff will also have to mark whether a prescription charge was levied for a prescription, and where relevant the prescription charge exemption category and whether evidence of exemption was seen. The exception to this is where the patient is age exempt and the patient's date of birth is included in the electronic prescription message.
Pharmacy system suppliers have flexibility in the way they support pharmacists in entering this information, for instance if pharmacy staff have already recorded the details of a valid exemption certificate, e.g. a pre-payment certificate, the system could be set to pre-populate this information on the system – the pharmacy would still be required to collect the patients exemption declaration on the prescription or dispensing token where required.
See more at our EPS exemption page or in the factsheet below:
Part XVI, Clause 10 of the Drug Tariff sets out the arrangements for charging of contraceptives.
Prescriptions for the following items are automatically exempt from prescription charges:
- spermicidal gels, creams, films and aerosols
- systemic contraceptive preparations listed in Part XVI
- contraceptive devices listed in Part IXA of the Drug Tariff.
However, there are some products, such as Co-cyprindiol 2000mcg/35mcg tablets, which whilst they do not appear in Part XVI, are sometimes used for contraceptive purposes. In this scenario, if the doctor has endorsed the prescription with "CC", "OC" or the female symbol (♀) to make it clear that the item is for contraceptive use, the patient should not incur a prescription charge.
Where to find information about patient charge exemption certificates
Information required about…
Who to contact
|FP57 forms
|See page Where to obtain external resources
|NHS Low Income Scheme
|NHS Help with Health Costs: 0300 330 1343 or 0191 279 0565
|Prescription pre-payment certificates (PPC)
|The Pricing Authority: 0300 330 1341 or 0191 279 0563
|Medical and Maternity exemption certificates
|The Pricing Authority: 0300 330 1341 or 0191 279 0563
|NHS Tax Exemption Certificate
|NHS Help with Health Costs: 0300 330 1347 or 0191 279 0567
|HC1 (low income scheme) details and related forms
|See page Where to obtain external resources
|Prescription Exemption Checking Service
|NHS Prescription Exemption Checking Service: 0300 330 9291
You can also visit the Help with Health Costs website here.
Q. Are young people aged 16, 17 or 18 on apprenticeships automatically exempt from prescription charges?
No. Whilst there is an exemption for those who are 16, 17 or 18 in full-time education, NHS Help with Health Costs have confirmed that apprenticeships do not qualify for free prescriptions. Full-time education means you must be receiving full-time instruction from a recognised educational establishment, such as a school, college or university.
However patients aged 16, 17 and 18 undertaking an apprenticeship who are on a low income are able to apply for help with their health costs using the HC1 form. If they are successful with their application, they will receive an HC2 certificate which would entitle the patient to receive free prescriptions.
More information on Help with Healthcare costs is available here.
Q. I have a prescription for a patient who was 59 when his prescription was written: however, the patient did not handover the prescription to be dispensed until they were 60. Is the patient age exempt from paying a prescription charge?
Yes, subject to the prescription still being within the period of validity. The reverse of a prescription says that entitlement to prescription exemption is based on the patient's circumstances on the day they are asked to pay. In this case, as the patient was over 60 when they entered the pharmacy to have their prescription dispensed, they would therefore be age exempt from paying a prescription charge.
For paper prescriptions, where the patient's age is shown on the front of the prescription as "59" they would not be age exempt, unless their 60th birthday has taken place between the time of being provided with the prescription and making their declaration of exemption. The patient should sign the back of the prescription form to declare that they are indeed over the age of 60 on the day they are asked to pay.
For EPS prescriptions, your EPS system may auto-suggest an exemption category but you may need to override this, e.g. systems might use the date the Dispense Notification (DN) was sent and compare this with the patient's:
- date of birth; or
- certificate validity period recorded into the PMR.
However, the date the DN was sent may be different to the date the patient was asked to pay, causing the need to override the exemption category suggested by the system. Please note: The printed patient's 'age' on a prescription token or dispensing token may show the age at the time of the printing.
You can check the paid/exemption category currently applied onto an electronic prescription using your PMR system.
For further information on EPS exemptions, see psnc.org.uk/epsexemption
Q. A person has presented a prescription and made a declaration that they are exempt from paying a prescription charge. I have asked them to produce satisfactory evidence of such entitlement, but they do not have it with them. Do I need to do anything else apart from ticking the "evidence not seen" box on the prescription?
Yes. From 1st July 2016, the Terms of Service are amended to require pharmacy contractors, before supplying the drug or appliance, to advise the person who has been asked to provide the evidence of entitlement to exemption that NHS checks are routinely undertaken to verify that persons are exempt from payment of NHS prescription charges as part of the relevant arrangements for preventing or detecting fraud or error.
Q. How can I use my PMR system to check and amend EPS Release 2 exemptions to avoid switches and payment issues?
You can check the paid/exemption category currently applied onto an electronic prescription using your PMR system.
PMR systems should assist users by (1) preventing prescriptions being sent to the Pricing Authority unless an exemption category option has been selected; and/or (2) where needed, asking whether either, the 'paid' status is right, or, if instead, the category needs adjusting.
EPS prescriptions should also be able to have their exemption status amended at any time after claim notification has been sent, and the EPS prescription has been sent to the Pricing Authority, as long as the prescription's relevant '5th of the month' pricing deadline has not passed (see EPS five day window logic). NHS Digital has made amendments to the Spine to allow this functionality to be implemented and one PMR system already has this functionality available to users according to NHS Digital information.
For further information on EPS exemptions, see psnc.org.uk/epsexemption
Related resources
Dispensing Factsheet: Exemptions from the prescription charge
Prescription Charge Card and Multi Charge Card
Is this prescription form valid?
Controlled Drug prescription forms and validity
How to identify prescriber codes
Prescription form section of the Pricing Authority's website (external)


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Aromatic and flavorful mint (Mentha spp.) supplies an easily grown kitchen herb, but its invasive habit can make it a pest in the herb bed. Growing mint in containers keeps it contained while still supplying an ongoing supply of the fresh leaves. Mint grows in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 3 through 9. You can grow pots of mint indoors or outside.
Container Selection
Pots that measure 8 inches or more in diameter and are 10 to 12 inches deep provide sufficient room for a mint plant. Avoid shallow containers; otherwise, the mint roots may spread out the bottom drainage hole. This can weaken the plant or result in unwanted root spread if the container is sitting near bare soil. Although standard potting soil usually allows healthy mint growth, a soilless peat-based potting mixture that also contains perlite or vermiculite allows sufficient drainage while retaining just enough moisture for good growth.
Mint spreads quickly, so you only need to place one mint plant in a 10-inch pot. Seedlings and transplants require planting in the container at the same depth they were growing at in their previous pot. Seeds are planted 1/4 inch deep. Sow two to three seeds in each container to ensure germination, and then thin out the excess plants when they begin to grow. Keep the soil moist and maintain temperatures near 70 degrees Fahrenheit until the mint seeds germinate, which usually takes seven to 10 days.
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A location that receives six or more hours of daily sun provides sufficient light for lush growth, although containers kept outdoors can tolerate some light afternoon shade. Containers dry out more quickly than garden beds, so feel the soil every day and water when the top 1 inch of soil feels dry. The mint plant has enough water when the excess moisture drains from the bottom of the pot and into the drip tray, which requires emptying after each irrigation. Mint produces the best flavor with minimal fertilization. Mixing 1 teaspoon of slow-release 16-16-16 fertilizer into the soil before you plant and then each subsequent spring provides sufficient nutrients to the young plant for a growing season.
Container-grown mint suffers few problems. Overhead watering and wet foliage may encourage fungal growth, so water the plant at its base to keep the foliage dry. Cutting back the mint and harvesting it frequently further prevents most diseases and controls its aggressive growth. Trim the plant back to within 2 inches of the soil when it grows more than 4 inches tall. Aphids may infest the mint, especially in outdoor containers. Rinse these pests off the plants with a sharp spray of water early in the day so that the foliage can dry quickly.
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Toyyyys. I'm too old for toys, or so I'm told. But if you call it collecting instead of playing it's suddenly acceptable, right? 😀
1. Star Wars!
I loved The Force Awakens. (Don't worry, I know a bunch of people who haven't seen it yet so I'll steer clear of spoilers.)
When Guardians of the Galaxy came out, I saw a lot of people comparing it to the original Star Wars. Both sci-fi/space fantasy films that are just fun movies that make you feel good about watching them. Great characters and dialogue, good music, exciting visuals. And that comparison is especially interesting to me now because The Force Awakens felt a lot like Guardians to me. The plot was…iffy. I feel like once you remove the plot holes you're left with the tiiiiiniest thread of story, but if you ignore that the characters and the relationships between them are just amazing to watch.
This is one that I kept wanting to talk about weeks after I saw it, finally almost got over it but then went to see it again to celebrate a family member's birthday and so now I'm still thinking about it. There are so many questions to consider and possible depths to explore. The light plot doesn't bother me much because I feel like introducing us to these characters and letting us speculate was way more important. (And I'm sure I'll find fan theories that I like way better than whatever turns out to be the official story, but that's okay. Comes with the territory.)
Between my love of the movie and my love of toys, of course I wanted to see what was available. That ridiculous display had been up for so long with no clue as to who any of the characters were and therefore little draw towards any of the characters. All I knew was that Kylo Ren has an utterly ridiculous sword and will probably cut his own hand off at some point in the series. Now I knew the characters! Now I have this whole headcanon of…some spoilery stuff that invovles Rey, Finn, and Poe, clearly my new favorite team of heroes! Time to go check out their Funko Pop toys! …What's that? We don't have any Rey toys? Or Poe toys? WHYYYYYY.
There was a biiiig fuss about the lack of Rey figures. Chances are you've already seen it, and also possibly seen that some action figures of her have finally been released. My store had one in stock and it was gone within 2 days. None restocked yet. *sigh* Apparently, toy companies are so convinced that being a girl is horrible and that no one would ever want to play with girl toys that we can't expect to find them even when she's literally the main character. I mean, it's an ensemble cast and they're all awesome, but a lot of it (and the other characters) revolved around her.
I'm actually more distressed by the huge availability of Finn toys, though. I hope it's just my store and that he's selling out everywhere else, but at my store the Funko toys are down to C-3PO, Snowtroopers (what even), and Finn. Almost the same thing for the action figures just released, Finn and some nameless or unknown characters. I did some digging to find out if that was widespread and/or why that might be. (I don't want to automatically assume racism, though I worry it might be and also that the merchandisers will make that assumption and block his toys too for future movies.) There were a few troubling comments about race, but I didn't actually find many.
Actually, I wasn't able to find much suggesting his toys aren't selling, so maybe it is just certain places. It's not like my store is anyone's first stop for toys anyway. (Unless you happen to work there and it's just easiest…) I hope that's the case. But someone claimed that he was cowardly comic relief and people were disappointed. I had heard that before in some reviews but forgot. Argh. I loved him in the movie. He was kind of funny in parts, occasionally afraid, but cowardly? Like, the way we're introduced to him he's doing this incredibly risky thing for himself and saving someone else in the process. He's totally there for Rey later in the movie even when it's against his best interests. It's not cowardly to have fears and face them.
Anyway. This has been not so much about specific toys, but about people's reactions to and expectations about toys. Who collects them and why, what people want, etc. And my extreme disappointment in people not properly appreciating Finn. He's cool, people. Watch the movie again and buy his toys. BUY ALL THE TOYS.
For reals, this movie almost made me pick up Disney Infinity. Almost.
2. Barbie's New Bodies
Okay, I feel like I need to clarify something here before I start. Just in case someone who reads this doesn't know. "Barbie" in this context refers to two related but separate…things? Ideas? Whatever. Barbie is both the brand and the name of its primary character. So if you saw the news recently that Barbie (the brand) is introducing new body types including a "curvy" one, they are not saying that Barbie (the character) is chubby now. Rather, they're adding more variety to the secondary characters (if you can call them that…models might be a better term) they offer. In one particular line. (Though I hope it will spread to others if it's successful…and obviously I hope it's successful.)
Another thing people should understand is that Barbie (the brand) has not been doing well lately. So this is not caving to political correctness or feeling shame about their product or whatever other nonsense people are complaining has happened here, this is a sales tactic. Other brands (Monster High!) offer more variety and it seems to be working. Strangely, people don't want to buy a dozen of the same exact doll. Weird. Or hey, maybe that's not it. Maybe it's the big toothy Stepford smile or the simple clothing or any other features that are also being shifted a bit with this new line, or maybe people are just done with Barbie, or maybe there's some other factor everyone's missing. The fact is, they had to try something, and this is the something they tried.
Whew. Now that we're past all that, I can say that this news makes me SO HAPPY. And no, not because we "need" dolls of all body types or because Barbie made me feel bad about my body. Mostly I'm happy because I love toys and I loved Barbie as a kid but as an adult I haven't seen any that actually interest me. My childhood toys seem so bland in comparison to all the options kids today have. This new line is so different! There are at least 3 that I know are going high up on the wishlist once they're available and lots more that I'm kind of watching and wanting if I suddenly have lots and lots of money. Suddenly I feel like Barbie can actually offer something new and interesting to my collection, that they compare favorably to Monster High and even Ever After High (which is really so boring after MH but has still been way more unique than Barbie) and deserve to go on the same shelf. Amazing.
You can see them all at the Barbie website. Personal favorites: 1 – Tall (Everyone seems to want her, though. Not optimistic about my odds of finding her in-store, and I bet the price will skyrocket online. Birthday ideas? :D), 2 – Curvy (Soooooo pretty with the hair and the dress and the everything.), and 3 – Tall (Another very pretty one and I love her hair but also ARE YOU SEEING THESE CLOTHES? This is actually the only Barbie doll I think I've ever seen where I think the clothes would look good IRL. And the doll looks amazing in them. Very well designed all around.) Honorable mentions: A – Curvy (That green skirt outfit is super weird but the blue is great. I also love the pink streaks in her hair.) and B – Petite (I think this one reminds me of an actress but I can't figure out who. At any rate, the doll's adorable.)
I love how affordable this line is, too. They look like really high quality dolls for the price. Maybe even better than MH? I know I put MH on quite a pedestal and I wouldn't have thought Barbie of all things would knock them down, but these designs are impressive. I hope they continue with this and keep coming out with more amazing dolls.
3. Semi-Cooperative Pente
Not a new game! My in-laws gave us this awhile back but we hadn't played it until last night. Actually it was in with a bunch of stuff we haven't bothered to unpack yet so it was kind of forgotten until a friend we were visiting brought it out from his collection. It turned out to be a lot of fun and I ran to grab it as soon as we got back home.
It's a strategy game kind of like Go or Reversi. It was definitely the most fun when we were all still figuring it out and no one was really good at it yet, we were all learning together. When we tried playing at home and I was kind of tired, it was awful. I'm very not good at strategy games. I don't like to win, and I hate to lose when I'm actually trying. (When I play other games, like Magic: the Gathering, I barely pay attention and am just there for friends – I don't think about strategy and instead build my decks around a story or character I like, so I fully expect to lose. The fun is in the associations I make between the cards and a character or even historical figure totally unrelated to the game. I have a Catherine de Medici deck and have made several Doctor Who decks, for example.) But games like this, I have a lot of fun and feel my mind working a bit harder, which I love. So when I miss something and all my plans are ruined, it's devastating.
We found a way around that – we started playing together instead of against each other. Kind of. Like obviously someone is still going to win, but we started to talk through our moves, question each other's choices and point out pitfalls before the other person decides. Planning our best moves together. It becomes about two people helping each other find their best paths forward even though it means with each step you're sort of undoing your own work and helping someone get ahead of you. So when one wins and one loses, it doesn't feel like one has been defeated, but that together we learned more about the game and helped someone play a very effective game. I like it. Must try this now with other competitive games.


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BUCHAREST, March 8 (Reuters) - Romania's unemployment rate rose to 8.3 percent in February from January's 8.1 percent, the employment agency said on Monday.
Falling demand from the euro zone, Romania's main trading partner, has hurt central and eastern European economies, forcing many companies in the state-controlled and private sectors to cut output and lay off personnel.
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Speaker Urges Boycott of Israel
Tel Aviv University professor Tanya Reinhart condemns Palestinian terrorism, supports non-violent resistance to "classical conflict" over land and resources
By James Todd
Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2004 -- Professor Tanya Reinhart, an Israeli linguist and political activist, voiced her skepticism about Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon's intention to trade land for peace with the Palestinians in a Monday talk at the John Hope Franklin Center for Interdisciplinary and International Studies.
Sharon's government is using talk of pulling out of Gaza to buy time while it pressures Palestinians to quit parts of the occupied territories, Reinhart told the 35-member audience.
"This is a classical conflict, like all conflict in history," Reinhart said. "It's a conflict over land and resources."
Reinhart called for a general boycott of Israel, including its military, businesses and universities. She also appealed for protests to impede Israel's construction of the wall of separation in and along the West Bank.
The talk was sponsored by the Franklin Center for International Studies, Franklin Humanities Center, Cultural Anthropology, Literature, Women's Studies, Hiwar, Durham Jews for a Just Peace and Asian and African Languages and Literatures.
Reinhart is a professor emeritus at Tel Aviv University where she still teaches; she also teaches at the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands. She received her Ph.D. in linguistics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where Professor Noam Chomsky served as her thesis advisor. Chomsky also endorsed her book "Israel/ Palestine: How to End the War of 1948."
During a question-and-answer period, Reinhart condemned the use of terrorism by Palestinians. But she added that she believes Sharon's government "provokes" terrorism and gains support for its policies because of it.
Armed resistance, even against the Israeli military, is not the right approach for the Palestinians, she said. "They should really stick to non-violent resistance. That's the only hope."
In response to a question, Reinhart clarified that the boycott she advocates applies to academic conferences put on by Israeli universities, but not individual Israeli faculty members. Thus, she explained, she was not breaking her own boycott by accepting the invitation to speak at Duke.
The talk raised many of the issues pressed during the weekend of the Palestine
Solidarity Movement (PSM) conference, held at Duke in October. Additional
speakers and programming will be brought to Duke throughout the academic
year aimed at promoting ongoing dialogue on the Middle East, terrorism and
related issues.
Junior Adam Yoffie, president of Duke Friends of Israel, asked Reinhart why she makes common cause with people seeking a combined Israel-Palestine state, when she favors a two-state solution.
"It's not the time now to discuss the solution," Reinhart replied. "The first thing that should happen is that Israel should get out of the territories with its settlements."
Yoffie said he supports Reinhart's right to express her opinion and acknowledges that Israel sometimes employs "questionable tactics" in the occupied territories, but said her views are "definitely to the far, far left."
Graduate student Yosi Oldak, a member of Duke Graduates for Israel, challenged Reinhart's assertion that the Camp David peace talks in 2000 broke down because Israel would not agree to concede more than 60 percent of the land in the West Bank. Reinhart based her claim on a map she distributed at the talk, which Oldak contested.
"How could she call for a boycott based on a map that was not official" when other accounts of the Camp David talks claimed the Palestinians were offered at least 96 percent of the land the West Bank, Oldak asked.
Most of the other comments and questions from the audience were sympathetic to Reinhart's position.
"A lot of the [discussion on campus] has been reduced to: ending the occupation equals anti-Semitism," said Alvaro Reyes, a graduate student in literature who attended the PSM conference.
"Bringing an Israeli both clarifies the facts on the ground" about the spectrum of Israeli opinion and shows that being anti-occupation isn't the same as being anti-Semitic, he said.
Junior Emily LaDue, who attended the PSM conference and previously worked on a campaign to divest from Israel, said the talk confirmed her suspicion that Prime Minister Sharon's plan for handling the conflict "is not to be trusted."
However, "I'm always wanting to learn about both sides," she said. "We're students so we're supposed to be learning. That should be our primary goal."


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BC: The End By Taylor Dabbs
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1: My Career | I want to be an actress like Jennifer Aniston and Julia Roberts
2: My dream cars are a white range rover, royal blue Mrecedes Benz, and a black Chevy Truck. | My Dream Car
3: My dream home has always been a two- story log cabin, not necessarily in the mountains but somewhere where I can have a lot of land. | My Dream Home
5: My Dream Vacation | My dream vacation has always been to go to Australia because I love their accents and the beautiful scenery.


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Wait, what? There are more early releases from the Divergent soundtrack? It's getting kind of all Divergent all the time, isn't it? Not that there's anything wrong with that.
After yesterday's release of both Snow Patrol's "I Won't Let You Go" and Ellie Goulding's "Beating Heart," we're adding M83's "I Need You." By the way, has anyone noticed the very emo titles of all three of these songs? Just putting that out there.
Anyway, this track, just like the other two is cinematic, emotional, a lil' bit sci-fi, just like, we presume, the film is itself. Of course, there's a good helping of Anthony Gonzalez' shimmer guitar, oh, and what's this? A saxophone solo! Who doesn't love a good sax solo?
Well, now that we've got three sharp tracks off the album, we're looking forward to more early releases — A$AP Rocky's and Kendrick Lamar and Tame Impala's in particular. Good stuff. (Buzzfeed)


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Georgia native Brice Carlson is the new offensive line coach at Malone University.
Carlson most recently served as the offensive line coach and run game coordinator at Lindenwood University in Missouri.
Prior to his stint at Lindenwood, Carlson spent a season as the offensive line coach at the University of West Georgia. He has also coached at Delta State University and Becker College.
Carlson was a three-year starter at tackle and center at Guilford College in North Carolina.


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