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On 17 March 2016, GasNaturally hosted its 5th Member States' Gas Forum: The Case for Gas in the Energy Union. The event centred on the the vital role that gas can play in a flexible, innovative and sustainable Energy Union, with a focus on the importance of LNG and storage.
Mr. Mark Dierikx, Director General for Energy, Telecommunications and Competition at the Ministry of Economic Affairs in the Netherlands, opened the Forum, sharing the Presidency's views on the cooperation among Member States and the role of gas in Europe, followed by two panel sessions.
Mr. László Varró, newly appointed Chief Economist at the International Energy Agency, made concluding remarks.
The Member States' Gas Forum is GasNaturally's annual landmark event dedicated to Member States. Each year, it attracts over 100 participants from EU institutions, industry, think tanks and NGOs to discuss EU energy priorities with Member States representatives.
Panel 1 - Europe in a global gas market: The contribution of LNG and storage
The EU's strategy for LNG and storage
Dr Joerg Koehli, Team Leader, DG Energy, European Commission
Lubor Veleba, President, Gas Storage Europe
LNG: Developments Globally and in Europe
Roger Bounds, Vice President for Global Gas, Shell
Panel 2 - Moving forward with confidence: Flexibility, innovation, sustainability with gas
Flexibility, Innovation and Sustainability with Gas
Sabine Augustin, Senior Vice President Regulatory Management, UNIPER
The role of gas in sustainable heating: Challenges and solutions in the Netherlands
Britta van Boven, Senior Coordinator Strategy, Gasunie
Download the agenda for the 5th Member States' Gas Forum here.


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A wise enemy is better than a foolish friend.
Keep your enemy closer than your friends. Not if a friend lies to you in the first place than that friend was never your friend in the first place. Same with broken promises. Broken promises are no different than lies. ~ David Kohl
An enemy is an enemy but I actually have a bit of respect for my enemies who are honesty I just don't trust them or value their opinion, but I appreciate the honesty even if I don't want to hear it. Some friends to tend to say white lies here and there just to avoid hurting your feelings but a true friend will tell it like it is and know they are saying is coming from the heart and not intentionally trying to hurt you. There are many ways to be honest, but I would rather have an honest enemy then a friend who tells me lies. ~ Nicole Cooley
Unfortunately a lot of people prefer liars to honest people because honesty hurts and lies make them feel better about themselves. ~ Nisrine Aad
A friend is someone who will say what needs to be said no matter if it's uncomfortable. You will know they don't mean it to hurt you, because they are your friend. They mean to help.
If you don't lie, then you have to think and try to remember when confronted.
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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – People tend to associate suicide with certain times in the year like winter or during the holidays but that's not always the case. Health experts said there is actually a slight increase in suicides in the spring and fall.
"There are a lot of economic and socio-economic factors that are connected to suicide. People feel like their situation is hopeless. Weather may play a small part in it, but I think overall, it's really their life events and the crisis they may be going through," said Lisa Freeman, the executive director for Mental Health America in Allen County.
Ted Coburn is the Fort Wayne president for the National Alliance for Mental Health and said the increase could come from what spring symbolizes.
"Spring time is kind of a new jump on the year and what you're planning for the year and what you want to do, and spring time is really when you get going. So, if people aren't seeing good things happening that year, that may be a cause," said Coburn.
Both experts said the time of year doesn't play a huge role in the decision.
"People don't do it impulsively. They've been thinking about it for a while, and there's usually some warning signs that people need to be aware of," said Freeman.
There are many warning signs to look for, and that includes any type of behavior that seems out of the norm for the individual.
"Maybe they're being isolated, they're isolating themselves, they're talking about maybe how their life isn't purposeful, how they may not be worth anything, they may give possessions away, they may have major mood swings. They may exhibiting a wide range of behaviors that are unusual," said Freeman.
Freeman said many people at risk for suicide are afraid to seek help because of the stigma and negative images associated with it.
"Whether it's a personal stigma, a family stigma, or even a community-level stigma, I think there's this general sense that it's a weakness or you're a coward for leaving through taking your own life, so they're kind of ashamed. That stigma is still a huge problem. It's still a barrier for people to access services," said Freeman.
Suicide is the eleventh leading cause of death in the United States, and the numbers continue to grow.
"It's a major problem in our country and around the world. More than 35,000 people a year that are dying in our country alone, which is about 86 every day, so this is a constant problem. There's a really big problem with silencing this problem. So, I wish it was talked about more because with knowledge in the general community, I think we can help to prevent some or many of these suicides, but with little education, the high rate will continue," said Coburn.
Experts said simply asking if a person is in trouble is one of the best ways to get help for him or her.
"It's okay to ask somebody if they're thinking of suicide. Asking them straight out does not push them towards suicide, it actually stops them. It creates a barrier for them. There's a lot of stigma that goes along with suicide, personal stigma and community stigma. So, when we ask people about suicide, it really does send them more of a negative image in their mind and so they may hesitate about really going through it," said Freeman.
The biggest thing experts want people to know is suicide is preventable, and to pay attention to any and all warning signs.
"Always be on the lookout, and take every suicide threat seriously. You just don't know," said Freeman.
If you or someone you know needs help, there are many resources right here in Allen County.
Mental Health America of Allen County
National Alliance on Mental Illness, Indiana
Suicide Prevention Resource Center


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Eriol-kun wrote:zomg da spoilers~!
No really, cover it up before an admin/mod comes around. T_T. I had to read it and confirm something I was actually waiting for to be patched.
Anyways, I guess Shiki was made to be weak just because. I guess it adds to the challenge?
Eriol-kun wrote:Ah I see, phib is working on it. Do your best--!
If you need any Spirit terminology/SRW questions, I'm here. I've played both English OG original localizations of SRW forward, backwards and side to side, so I'm quite used to effects/terms used in-game.
If not, then simply good luck, and I guess I'll start looking for a good shipping deal. Any links to where I can check "progress", btw, phib?
Einherjar wrote:There's this Chinese version, so I beat it.
By the way, to emphasize what I've said earlier: Nin lives (Berserker sword) > UnlimitedBladeWorks? O_o
(Shirou > ARCHER)
Einherjar wrote:Why don't Archer trace Live lives in the reality marble then? -_- Not to mention that Shirou did it with ARCHER's arm.
And a clown like spirit bomb that a fairy wannabe uses (Arc) is even stronger, for some reason.
It's so pathetic!
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Vital Wolves: Draw with Fulham - The Verdict
Yet another goalless draw for Wolves, but another point closer to Premier League survival.
With Fulham's home form this season, coming back from London with a point is a fantastic result and with 3 or 4 games remaining for the clubs around us our 6 point cushion looks enough.
The Wolves gaffer is yet to be convinced though: 'I don't think we're safe yet but games are running out and we have taken another point.' Mick McCarthy told the BBC.
He added: 'We still have important games left. This is silly season. Results are strange at this time of year and I don't want any silly results that might upset us.'
Vital Wolves Comment: Under any other circumstances I'd be getting concerned that we have now gone 360 minutes without scoring a goal.
However as those four games have brought three draws and just one defeat to Arsenal, I'll take it, especially as each one puts us closer to another season in the Premier Legaue.
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