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Moriah returns to the capital to report the results of her mission with Quill to the Prince. The Prince summons Jerok to hear the report as well, but while they were waiting outside the audience chamber a commotion erupts outside.
Jerok and Moriah rush out to see the guards holding back an elderly elf who was quite angry and threatening a spell or two. Jerok asks everyone to clam, and it was only then that he recognized the elderly elf as Benoll, but with whitening hair and a frailer body.
Shocked he asked Benoll what happened to him. Benoll explained that when he went to the Death Plane he had no immediate escape so he cast a rope trick to hide. After resting he began studying the magic of the area and a dark spirit came to him and taught him many things. Benoll stayed for a couple days learning from this spirit and others before he felt something wasn't right and decided to return home. However upon exiting the rope trick he found a horse of dark spirits, but they were not there to harm him. A score of shadows and Nightwalkers surrounded the area with Craven standing there. Two larger shadows had him gripped by the arms. Through gritted teeth he announces, "Im here to offer you a truce Wizard Benoll. Our Lord proposes we cease hostilities to prepare for our common enemy, the greatest threat we will ever face, the Awakening of the Great Destroyer."
Benoll saw that the spirits were holding Craven back,so he said, "I shall utterly destroy you, tell me why I should not. Tell me about this common enemy."
Craven then told Benoll, that the Great Destroyer was a god fromthe beginning of the world but in order to allow for the gentle growth of life and civilization he was put to sleep. Events now threaten to wake him."
As Benoll told Jerok all that Craven had said, Jerok could not but become even more suspicious of the new Great Destroyer temple in Synerg city. He had already ran into their head priest, Brander.
Benoll continued that he had accepted this truce with Craven, that apparently the Great Death would not allow Craven to harm them, and to not interfere with them in anyway, but Benoll wanted to use that to trap and kill Craven. The problem as Benoll saw it was that any violation of the truce or the Lawfully aligned Great Death would break the truce and allow Craven to turn on them immediately, something he was probably hoping and planning for.
Craven would contact them when he learned more of how they stop the Great Destroyer together. Until then Benoll proposed learning as much as they could. Jerok, agreed, and told them both of the odd Creation story the insectoid shaman had told him in in the island cavern. It matched partially what Craven was saying as well as the scroll from the dwarven temple containing similar descriptions.
When they went in to see the Prince Benoll interrupted Moriah's report to tell the Prince of the Great Destroyer threat. Test of the Dragon temple, Lennier was present and did confirm that this Great Destroyer myth was written about in the oldest of their texts. It was not taught any longer as the Great Protector and Warrior temples were much more popular and they all strove for a consensus. The Prince agreed to have Lennier and others research this issue.
Moriah gave her report [See Quill's adventure log entry just prior] then and the Prince grew worried. "I am extremely concerned about the Dwarves. They must be rescued. I ask you all, if you were to gather your party could you get past, through, around or otherwise defeat the orcs long enough to rescue the Dwarves? [The three did not think that the best option] I cannot move my army there while the Barbarian problem on our border continues. Moriah is getting closer to solving that problem by giving aid to one particular Chieftain there, Oded Fair. However, we no longer have time for that. the other option would be if you were able to somehow solves this Barbarian problem, I could them move my army to the Dwarven capital. What do you think is best?"
Jerok, Benoll and Moriah agreed to solve the barbarian problem.
They left to consult with Oded Fair, the barbarian Chieftain and Moriah's boyfriend. Upon greeting them he shared a passionate kiss with Moriah. Jerok and Benoll were shocked to learn the two were discussing a possible engagement.
Oded and his tribe had been getting a lot of aid from Moriah's magic and he now controlled by far the largest group of tribes. It was a relatively loose alignment as reputation meant everything to barbarian chieftains.
Oded had not yet been able to solidify his rule over all the nearby tribes mostly due to all the success and recognition one specific group was earning. The Skull Smashers.
Through information Oded passed on Moriah was able to Scry the Skull Smasher's leader, Tarcyrn. She watched him long enough to learn where they were going to raid next. The three left and flew there with Moriah in Dragon form. They planned an ambush of their own.
The three circled the small village and Moriah sent out her magical Prying eyes to scout the area. After dark Benoll set up magical traps of weakness and Fear in the village. After midnight the Barbarian unit crept stealthily upon the village. They sent one to scout around the village. The villagers had all gone to sleep except for four guards, one at each compass point of the town. Benoll was in the center of the village invisible with an illusory double by the village campfire. Moriah, still in Dragon form and invisible flew around above the village with Jerok on her back. She cast Dark vision and could see the whole area as if was day time.
The group of barbarians however were getting skittish. It was apparent they could hear Moriah flying around by their gestures. Benoll decided to take action. He cast Hold Person upon the barbarian scouting on the opposite side of the village. Benoll, now visible, sneaked over and quietly cut the Barbarian's throat. He then cast animate Dead upon the body and went back into town with the Zombie Barbarian.


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There is a national epidemic out there people. It affects millions of Americans on a weekly basis, often striking with little to no warning. No, I'm not warning about the dangers of eating jalapeno peppers or talking about how fat our youth are getting (seriously kids, easy on the pudding pops), I'm talking about A Case of the Mondays.
Yeah you heard me. A Case of the Mondays. You know that feeling when your alarm goes off on Monday morning and you force your eyes open, you accidentally fall asleep at the traffic light on the way to work and can't believe that you're about to sit at a desk for 8 hours. Apparently this is a common occurrence for most people, but not so for me. I usually feel great and refreshed after a nice weekend of running or skydiving.
"But what is the cause of this epidemic?" you may be asking yourself right now. I'll tell you. I didn't find this out after years of painstaking research, but rather accidentally after a weekend of doing the things I love to do. The dreaded Monday morning exhaustion is caused by a combination of lots of running AND lots of skydiving. Yup, apparently millions of Americans are just as insane as I am and are running and skydiving on the weekends like there is no tomorrow. I know I did, and I am officially done for.
16 miles Saturday (after the rain passed)
woke up at 5am Sunday for another 8 miles
6 tandem skydives Sunday (oh, and 4 hrs in the car driving to and from the dropzone)
I guess hauling around 200lbs of meat (aka a person) with a 60lb backpack (tandem rig) back and forth, up and down from 13000 feet all day isn't the best recovery for 24 miles of weekend running. Who'd have thunk it?
Someone wake me up when my energy returns...
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I have recently finished my classes for my elementary education degree and have run across some personal issues with government....everybody has a few of those right?! I ask, if education is so important in this country, why is funding for classes and teachers continually being cut? If children are to grow up to take over leading positions in this country, where will they get adequate teaching and learning material? How are teachers supposed to be confident in their teaching abilities when they are continually stressed about their position within the school.....what if their job is next in line for the big cut? All students learn differently within a classroom, with funding for aides and extra help in the classroom quickly disappearing, the teacher is more overwhelmed with how many students he/she has in his/her classroom which he/she now cannot control because classes are overpacked and there is not help to be hired. In situations like this, students will not get the best education they deserve. Teachers are not just people in a classroom 'teaching' your kids. They are actually dedicated to wanting to help students make themselves better and to learn everything they can within the classroom walls.
So how do we solve this problem? Do we fight til our death about politicians cutting their salary to give back to the children? When classes such as art, science, physical education, and health are cut from the school/district curriculum, students are missing out on valuable information which would have otherwise helped them to grow into an individual passionate for the arts or an astronomer.
Maybe my question is more something of WHY? Why is it education that gets hit so bad? I mean, I know other government programs are getting as well, but why education? If the United States feels so strongly about having and keeping our children educated, why is its funding always one of the first to go? And where does it go?!
Now that I've paid for all of my schooling, I am almost scared to try and get a job in the education field because what if it gets cut? What if I am no longer needed or the district cannot pay me? What happens then? I've just spent all that money to get a job I love and which supports my family and now the government has taken it away from me. What happens now?
I hope our next President, not to blame our current one for anything-just making a general statement, can figure out a new plan to give teachers the jobs and classroom help they really need in order to give the children of this nation potentially the best education they can get.
What are your thoughts on education in the United States? Have you ever thought about it before?


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Here's a great bowling activity sent in by Craig Cameron from Altoona, Pennsylvania. 2-8
Here's a great bowling activity sent in by Craig Cameron from Altoona, Pennsylvania. 2-8
Here are some games from Bud and Sue Turner's new book Physical Education: Outside the Box! 3-8
Here's a bright idea using old milk cartons. Submitted by James Elliot from Glen Ellen, California. K-5
Here are two neat games that you can make from items around your house.
This activity helps students understand how to score their games.
Katherine Hausler from Clinton, New Jersey submitted this fun game for grades K-2.
Mike Bohannon from Leavenworth, Kansas submitted this fun bowling lead-up for grades K-3.
Basketball lead-ups from Joella Mehrhof and Kathy Ermler, Emporia, Kansas and Pug Parris, Abliene, Texas. Grades 3-8.
Matt Dykstra from Omaha, Nebraska submitted this game for grades K-8.
Two fun bowling games for grades K-6. Submitted by Craig Cameron, Altoona, Pennsylvania.


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In partnership with our chapters and network, Audubon North Carolina works to protect and advance state policies that promote bird conservation, habitat protection, and a responsible transition to clean energy.
Please welcome Greg Andeck, Senior Manager for Conservation Solutions. Greg manages Audubon North Carolina's legislative agenda and outreach to state lawmakers, regulators and conservation partners.
Audubon's groundbreaking Birds and Climate Change Report revealed that climate change represents a significant, long-term, threat to birds. In North Carolina, 170 of our most cherished birds - including the Brown Pelican, Wild Turkey, Osprey and Brown-headed Nuthatch - are in danger.
Climate change alters temperature and precipitation patterns that affect where birds can survive and also drives sea level rise, which threatens the habitat of coastal bird species.
If birds are in trouble, humans are too. Birds eat millions of insects every day, helping North Carolina's farmers protect our food supply and keeping mosquito populations in check.
A Helping Hand for Birds
It's time to give our birds a helping hand. We can give birds the help they need by making our bird populations as robust and resilient as possible, so they have the greatest chance of succeeding as climate change puts pressure on their ability survive. Planting native plants, putting up nest boxes, and protecting critical habitat are all things we can do in the short term to help our birds thrive.
But that's not enough. In the long-term, we have to transition to cleaner sources of energy to slow and reverse the effects of climate change.
The State of Clean Energy in NC
Last year, North Carolina reached a number of important milestones in growing the market for clean, renewable energy. According to the NC Sustainable Energy Association, North Carolina's clean energy industry grew 45% in 2015 to a record $7 Billion in total revenue, representing more than 3,000 new full-time equivalent jobs.
The state's largest electric utility, Duke Energy, and North Carolina citizens invested hundreds of millions of dollars in new solar farms. In Eastern North Carolina, business and community leaders broke ground on the state's first large-scale wind project, which will deliver up to 300 megawatts of emissions-free power to North Carolina's grid.
Bird-Friendly Energy Policies
State policies like the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standard (REPS) are critical to ensuring that North Carolina continues to attract investment from leading clean energy companies and generates ever-greater amounts of climate-friendly, clean energy.
Clean energy projects that are properly sited and designed can deliver a net benefit to birds and help ensure that our families continue to enjoy the birds we cherish for years to come.
During the 2016 Legislative Session, Audubon NC is working with lawmakers to support clean energy policies that expand solar energy like the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standard (REPS) to reduce the long-term climate threat to birds in North Carolina and across North America.
Click here to learn more about the important clean energy polices impacting our birds and Audubon NC's agenda for the 2016 Legislative Session. To stay up to date on policy issues where your voice can make a difference for NC birds, sign up for Audubon's Action Alert Network.


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If you're a tourist bedded up in one of the numerous B&Bs around Paddington and this is the first pub you encounter, you must be left wondering what all the fuss about English pubs is. The claims of being the the 'longest pub in London' may or may not be correct (a fashionable SW1 bar claims the overall crown), but it gives you an idea of the shape - long and thin. As such, it seems perpetually and indefinably gloomy inside and coupled with the generic lazy chain-style decor, is one of the less attractive propositions in the Paddington catchment. It does however receive a (mediocre) two pint rating as its not necessarily awful here, there's some ale on tap and service is efficient enough.
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Vio Enables Online Preflighted Advertising Submission For Telegraph Group Limited
Friday, April 09, 2004
Press release from the issuing companyApril 8, 2004 -- Just two months after implementing a Vio/Markzware preflighting solution, the publisher of the UK's leading broadsheet, Telegraph Group Limited (publisher of The Daily Telegraph and The Sunday Telegraph), is already receiving up to 15% of electronic advertisements via its new preflight and delivery website, which is hosted and managed by Vio. The solution, which has been integrated by Vio, enables the newspaper's advertisers to preflight and send files directly into the company's workflow, free of charge. Advertisers simply go to the designated section of the company's website at and download the service. They are then quickly able to check their digital files using the integrated Markzware preflighting technology - FlightCheck Online (formerly known as MarkzNet). A Vio JDF customised job ticket accompanies each preflighted ad, to provide specific information required by the Telegraph about each advertisement. The job ticket also attaches a preflight report, as well as the checked advertisement, ensuring it meets the newspaper's production requirements, which are set up as predefined parameters within the FlightCheck Online tool. Files that present integrity or accuracy problems are flagged up instantly, enabling the user to make the necessary changes prior to sending. Mark Fletcher, Group Ad Production Manager, Telegraph Group Limited is very impressed with the solution and level of service his team has received working with Vio. He comments, "We receive electronic advertisements through various forms of file transfer ie ISDN, ADS or Quickcut. Whilst these services enable our customers to send files, only Quickcut offers a checking process. When a file reaches us we can't always guarantee it's going to be production ready." "But with the Vio solution, advertisers can now automatically check and deliver a document, from their desktop with very little manual intervention, no matter where they are in the world, free of charge. The process is helping to streamline our production, eliminating the need to contact the client to ask for problem files to be corrected and re-supplied." "The solution has been in place since November and already we've seen a positive take-up. In the first two months we had received nearly 1,000 files from the UK and across the globe. This volume of traffic on a new service has certainly exceeded expectations. At present the service has been marketed to classified display advertisers and for the run of paper (ROP) advertisers still providing bromide. We plan to roll out the service to the rest of our customers in three more stages and given the response to date, we are sure we'll continue to be impressed with the results this solution offers." He continues, "We first viewed the workflow technology at a trade show last year and immediately spoke to Vio about the possibilities of developing a preflighting system that could be integrated with our existing technologies and extend the delivery choice to our advertisers. Our main search criteria when looking for a product was that all files sent to us would reach us fully validated through an online preflighting solution. We wanted a cost-effective solution that not only helped our customers deliver production ready files but was user-friendly and easy to download - with Vio we've achieved this. "We are of course, aware of other suppliers, however, we've had a long standing relationship with Vio having used it in the past to transfer all of our colour advertising. Due to our confidence in its market experience and proven integration with other leading industry products, we were more than convinced Vio would provide a secure service and accommodate the wide variety of advertisers a major newspaper has to deal with on a daily basis." Miranda Clegg, group marketing director at Vio says, 'The solution we've put in place for Telegraph Group Limited, is another successful implementation of the integration between Vio and Markzware to provide an online preflight solution based on FlightCheck Online. In the market, the technology also supports the J Jays / Reed Business Information 'Check n Send' solution, and the Periodical Publishers Association's (PPA) Pass4Press site. By managing and hosting Telegraph Group Limited's preflight and delivery website, we are able to control and monitor the whole process for them." "This solution for the Telegraph Group Limited, is a good example of how customised job tickets can impact a newspapers workflow. In order to achieve the maximum level of automation, all the information entered by the sender is presented to the newspaper in the form of a JDF job ticket. This information can also be integrated and used with other internal business systems." Mark concludes, "Ultimately, we hope to export data held in our booking systems and automatically fill out a client's job ticket. We will then be able to check not only the files integrity but also its match against the ad booking. We will check that a file is correct in many ways, correct in dimensions, correct in colour or mono, even if it is on time! This process will be carried out in the second stage of development work which is due to start soon. The Vio team really knows what it is doing and has given us confidence from the start. Having worked with Vio throughout the development and integration process, it's very apparent that the company provides well-developed and well-thought out products."
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We have reached the half way point of the season and despite Nico Rosberg claiming pole position at Hockenheim, he had a bad start that immediately demoted him to fourth place by turn 1. Lewis Hamilton extended his WDC lead over his Mercedes team mate to 19 points going into the mid season break.
The start saw Lewis Hamilton get a good start to lead into turn 1 followed by Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen; although Verstappen got immense drive off turn one to clean drive around team mate Ricciardo. This, of course pushed Rosberg back to fourth place, down three places from the start.
In the Ferrari inter-team battle, Sebastian Vettel passed Kimi Raikkonen on the first lap and that's how it stayed, the drivers finished fifth and sixth. Clearly Red Bull have out-developed the Maranello based team in the first 12 races, this is proven by Red Bull taking second place in the constructors championship.
The Red Bull race was decided by strategy; in the first round of pit stops, Ricciardo switched to soft tires while Verstappen went with another set of super-soft tires. Which ultimately put Ricciardo on the faster super-soft tyre for the third stint allowing him to reel in and pass team mate Verstappen for second place as Verstappen had to run the mandated soft tire, Verstappen commented "I took one for the team".
We know that Rosberg finished fourth and yet again it was of his own making. He was looking good to finish second; but he pulled the same trick as he did on Hamilton in Austria, making a dive down the inside allowing his car to drift wide forcing Verstappen off track. For which the German was handed a five second time penalty; that turned into an 8 second penalty as Mercedes held him too long in his pit box.
A mixed day for McLaren, Jenson Button scored an eighth place finish overtaking the Williams of Valteri Bottas on the penultimate lap. Bottas was on old tires near the end of the race which cost the Finn two places, both Hulkenberg and Button passed the struggling Williams driver. McLaren team mate Fernando Alonso dropped out of the top 10 in the last few laps due to having to run his engine in fuel saving mode.
The final points paying position went to Force India's Sergio Perez who benefited from Alonso's lack of fuel issues in the closing laps. Although I did wonder whether Perez would get a time penalty for forcing Alonso off track at the hairpin; but the Mexican got away with it to keep his single point in Germany.
Has Rosberg bottled it? his actions over the past few races have been questionable; twice pushing other drivers off the road, in Austria and Germany, blowing the start in the last two races while Lewis Hamilton has now won four races on the bounce. I honestly think that it's now Lewis' title to lose, the momentum is with him going into the mid-season break. However, I'd love to see Rosberg prove me wrong!
Another question is will Maurizio Arrivabene still be in charge at Ferrari when hostilities resume next month? Technical director James Allison has already left, for what reason, we do not know. In recent years, when things are going badly, team personnel change, will this be the case over the summer break?


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When Alumni Division delegates serve or participate with any of its sister divisions at any official function, the Alumni delegates shall abide by the code of conduct established by that division(s).
* Source: Business Professionals of America Policies and Procedures Manual.
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A full schedule of activities has been planned for all conference delegates. This year's NLC has many conference-related activities planned to keep each delegate busy. Please plan non-conference activities around the scheduled conference activities.Attendance Supervision Ratios/Student Travel
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We are Dealers for all of the major AV equipment manufacturers. We will work with you, study what you have done in the past and want you would like to do in the future. Then put together a solution that will work for you. We will provide you renderings, scope of work, budget details, etc.
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Peter Capaldi was guest on the BBC One magazine programme The One Show this evening 21 August 2014
Alex Jones asked whether he was looking for a new companion following the news that Jenna Coleman has decided to leave at Christmas. Alex did make it clear that it is rumoured. "What will you be looking for in a new assistant?"
Peter: "I'm not looking for a new assistant. I don't know where these rumours have started"
"I've read that she may be leaving at Christmas, but I don't even know if she'll get to Christmas. You just got to watch and see"
What to make of this? I do not listen to rumour myself and simply wait to read or hear an official announcement from the BBC and the Doctor Who team.
The new series airs at 7.50pm on BBC One this coming Saturday. I suggest we enjoy the next 13 weeks and the Christmas special and see how it pans out for our Clara


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Pistachio Muffins!
Seriously, they are SO good!
My coffee shop ONLY has them in March (because, green for St. Patrick's Day, duh) and thank god for that. We're 9 days in, only 7 of them workdays, and I've already had 3. Calorie counting doesn't help when I count to 400 in 4 minutes. Oops.
This is my short, random post for the week. I'll be otherwise preoccupied for the rest of the week.


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I had known for some time that my marriage was over. I just really didn't want to admit it. I was holding onto hope… Hope that it would get better. Hope that if we both worked on it, we'd be stronger. Hope that I really was overreacting and being too emotional.
I love school. Even the homework (although I may deny it during finals). And talking to different professors and reading for pleasure again helped me to figure out the exact field and focus I want to eventually work in. I knew it was right because as I was thinking about job possibilities, I was open to location. If work took me away from my beloved New York City, I'd be okay with that. That's how I knew.
The second red flag came about as I was speaking with my literature instructor. She was asking what I wanted to do with my degree. After I told her, she asked, "What will your husband do?" I couldn't answer. Oops. Until that moment, I hadn't considered him at all in my plan. But why should I? He never factored me into his plans.
He had planned out our future; my future. He got upset when I voiced my concerns, frustrations, and possible flaws and would try to quiet me with a, "It will be okay." That caused me to get upset and angry and we would both explode. When I tried explaining my issues, he would get angry and say I was overreacting and being silly.
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What do you call the food that is usually 6 inches long, is made with beef (or pork, chicken and turkey), tastes best with mustard on top and beans on the side, and is closely associated with America's favorite pastime, baseball?
If you say "frankfurter" or "weiner," you're right, but in a recent survey, three-fourths of all Americans referred to this favorite food as a hot dog. Hot dogs, it seems, are served in 95 percent of American homes; the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council reports we eat 50 million of them each day, an average of 80 per person each year.
Among other findings of the survey, conducted by Hebrew National Kosher Foods of New York:
The largest percentage (39.3 percent) prefer hot dogs grilled; 34.4 percent like them barbecued, while 17.6 percent said the best way to fix them is boiled.
Hot dogs with skin were slightly more popular than those without (55.5 percent to 40.2 percent), and 71.8 percent said they preferred kosher hot dogs to non-kosher ones (19.2 percent).
The perfect hot dog is 6 inches long, according to 48.3 percent of those surveyed, while 26 percent prefer the 7-inch version. Only 4 percent described the footlong dogs as their favorite.
Mustard is the most popular hot dog topping; 87.6 percent reported they used it regularly. Runners-up included sauerkraut, 51.4 percent; relish, 37.8 percent; onions, 29.4 percent; ketchup, 29.1 percent; cheese, 22.3 percent; and chili, 19.3 percent. But there are other hot dog toppings as well, the survey showed. Among them: cole slaw, peanut butter, mayonnaise, horseradish and maple syrup.
Fewer than half had ever eaten a hot dog without any topping, but 2.8 percent always eat them plain.


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UFO Sighting Report - USA
June 20th 2007 : Muncie, Indiana
Muncie, Indiana Black Triangular Craft
Date: June 20, 2007
Time: Approx: 10:30 p.m.
Location of Sighting: Muncie.
Number of witnesses: 3
Number of objects: 1
Shape of objects: Triangle.
Full Description of event/sighting: A large black triangle with two bright white lights on the back points floated in the sky in kind of a horseshoe like shape. Then it started floating in a straight line to the right of us, it then paused, and the white lights changed to orange and then the whole craft disappeared.
Thank you to the witness for the report.
Brian Vike, Director HBCC UFO Research.
E-mail: email@example.com
Website: http://www.hbccufo.org
The Vike Report Blog: http://thevikereport.blogspot.com/
HBCC UFO Research, Box 1091 Houston, British Columbia, Canada - VOJ 1ZO
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Lockheed Martin designs, tests 60 kW laser weapon
BETHESDA, Md. Lockheed Martin has completed the design, development, and demonstration of a 60 kW-class beam combined fiber laser for the U.S. Army. In a recent test near its Bothell, Washington, facility, Lockheed's laser produced a single beam of 58 kW, which the company says represents a world record for a laser of this type. The Lockheed Martin team is preparing to ship the laser to the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command in Huntsville, Alabama.
The Lockheed laser is a beam-combined fiber laser, which groups a number of individual lasers, generated through fiber optics, to generate a single laser beam. This configuration enables for a scalable laser system that can be enhanced by adding more fiber laser subunits. The laser -- initially based on a design developed under the Department of Defense (DoD) Robust Electric Laser Initiative Program -- saw additional development through investments by Lockheed Martin and the U.S. Army.
Laser weapons such as the one recently tested can be used as a complement to traditional kinetic weapons in the battlefield; in the future such weapons are foreseen to be used as protection against threats such as swarms of drones or large numbers of rockets and mortars.
Robert Afzal, Ph.D., senior fellow for Laser and Sensor Systems for Lockheed Martin, said of the laser test: "We have shown that a powerful directed energy laser is now sufficiently lightweight, low-volume, and reliable enough to be deployed on tactical vehicles for defensive applications on land, at sea, and in the air."


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Documentary series with international stories. Predecessor to FRONTLINE, executive producer David Fanning. Five seasons from 1978-1981. "WORLD has presented a series of international documentaries. One of our concerns has been to show the world as others see it, and we are committed to the idea that we should include those who normally don't have a chance to have their voices heard." -- quote from opening to Blacks Britannica (1978) Series release date: 1978
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A film about two men, Algerians who came to France to find, they thought, good work and the good life. During most of their childhood in Algeria they felt connected to France. But now they are in Marseilles, they realize that sense of belonging was an illusion. They live in a city where they are afraid to go out...they do not forget the murders of other North Africans in Marseilles in recent years. They are isolated by language.
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Okay, well my serpentine belt snapped and my mechanic told me that I needed to buy a smaller one so we don't need it to go around the AC component because that was what made it snap, well my car and AC still function if the belt isn't around the AC component?
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Here comes the thunder,
And here comes the fear.
Another year she wonders
Why is she still here?
"Boys will be boys," she thinks,
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But nothing ever seems to fit... "
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…Del Bosque, Wambach triumph too
Argentina's Lionel Messi collected a record-breaking fourth consecutive title of best player in the world when he was awarded the FIFA Ballon d'Or, while United States player Abby Wambach claimed her first FIFA Women's World Player of the Year award at the FIFA Ballon d'Or Gala held at the Zurich Kongresshaus on Monday evening.
Vicente Del Bosque, the Spanish national team coach, and Sweden's new women's national team coach Pia Sundhage (former USA coach) were the winners of the FIFA World Coach of the Year awards for men's and women's football, respectively, FIFA.com reports.
Aged 25, Messi concluded 2012 by scoring over 90 goals. He also finished top scorer in the UEFA Champions League 2011-2012 season with 14 goals.
Meanwhile, Del Bosque added the European title to his 2010 FIFA World Cup crown when leading Spain to victory at EURO 2012.
In women's football, 2012 was the U.S national team's year. Sundhage and Wambach led the U.S to its fourth Olympic gold medal in London after defeating the Japanese team in the final and thus exacting revenge for their defeat in the FIFA Women's World Cup final the previous year, which Japan won for the first time in their history.
These awards were decided after a poll in which the captains and head coaches of the men's (for the two men's awards) and women's (for the two women's awards) national teams, as well as international media representatives selected by French football magazine France Football, voted for candidates in each of the four categories. Each group's votes represented one third of the final result.
It was an unforgettable night, with many former and current football stars on stage and on the red carpet. The international audience was entertained with a flavour of Brazil as we look to the FIFA Confederations Cup 2013, as well as by Scottish singer Amy MacDonald.
The FIFA Ballon d'Or was awarded for the third time tonight following the amalgamation of the FIFA World Player of the Year award with the France Football Ballon d'Or in 2010.
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On New Year's Day, I will take my 2-year-old daughter to the mayoral inauguration in Hoboken, N.J. Why? I want her to celebrate Hoboken's new leader, Ravi Singh Bhalla, who is one of the first turbaned Sikhs to be elected mayor in American history.
Bhalla was elected in November, just days after racist flyers were distributed around Hoboken that showed a photo of Bhalla with the message: "Don't let TERRORISM take over our town."
This was not the first time Bhalla was attacked for his unique appearance, and he was ready to respond with his values. As he wrote to his followers, "Of course this is troubling, but we won't let hate win."
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Forty years ago, during the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union, no one could imagine that in the 1990s Russians and Americans would be collaborating on a space station. Have high school students research the history of the space age, focusing on the relationship between the United States and the Soviet Union. Make sure students discuss the role of competition between the two countries. In what ways did this competition improve space technology? How did the competition interfere with progress? Students can write a research paper on their findings or make a presentation to the class.
Students should be able to work cooperatively in groups; research their questions thoroughly and accurately; make an interesting presentation to the class; and write accurate, lively essays about a week in space. Use the following three-point rubric to evaluate students' work during this lesson:
Check It Out!
The ISS orbits Earth every 90 minutes. At night, about 85 to 90 percent of the world's population can see it. As it passes overhead, it looks like a bright, slowly moving star. It takes 3 to 4 minutes to cross the sky, traveling west to east. To find out more about the ISS, students can access the following Web site, which gives real-time data about the ISS's location: http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata/tracking/index.html.
o, encourage students to look for the ISS as it flies over your area by visiting this Web site, which gives city-by-city information about ISS sightings.
Space Station Science: Life in Free Fall
Marianne J. Dyson. Scholastic, 1999.
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Off the Planet: Surviving Five Perilous Months Aboard the Space Station Mir
Jerry M. Linenger. McGraw-Hill, 2000.
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Find information and additional activities on this topic at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab website.
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Context: On April 12, 1961, cosmonaut Yuri A. Gagarin of the Soviet Union became the first person to travel in space.
Context: The farther away an object, such as a spacecraft, gets from Earth, the less effect the Earth's gravity has on it.
Context: During the first few days on the ISS, the effects of microgravity caused some astronauts to feel nauseous.
Context: In 1993, a crew from the space shuttle Endeavour repaired the orbiting Hubble space telescope.
This lesson plan may be used to address the academic standards listed below. These standards are drawn from Content Knowledge: A Compendium of Standards and Benchmarks for K-12 Education: 2nd Edition and have been provided courtesy of the Mid-continent Research for Education and Learning in Aurora, Colorado.
Grade level: 6-8
Subject area: Technology
Understands the relationships among science, technology, society, and the individual.
Knows ways in which technology and society influence one another (e.g., new products and processes for society are developed through technology; technological changes are often accompanied by social, political, and economic changes; technology is influenced by social needs, attitudes, values and limitations, and cultural backgrounds and beliefs).
Grade level: 6-8
Subject area: Technology
Understands the relationships among science, technology, society, and the individual.
Knows ways in which technology has influenced the course of history (e.g., revolutions in agriculture, manufacturing, sanitation, medicine, warfare, transportation, information processing, communication).
Grade level: 6-8
Subject area: Technology
Understands the nature of technological design.
Evaluates the ability of a technological design to meet criteria established for a specific purpose (e.g., considers factors that might affect acceptability and suitability for intended users or beneficiaries; develop measures of quality with respect to these factors), suggests improvements, and tries proposed modifications.
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Interpretation's Date: January 28, 2007
by superintendent Steven L. Paine
Section: IV. Students
January 26, 2007
Dr. Marsha Carr-Lambert
RE: Request for State Code Interpretations
Dear Dr. Carr-Lambert:
You have asked for an interpretation of West Virginia Code Sections 18-5-15 and 18-5-15f as it applies to the following situation: A student who is a current resident of Grant County has been expelled from a private school located in another county. Grant County Public Schools have refused to provide educational services to the student, who had an Individual Educational Plan when he last attended Grant County Schools some time ago. You have asked whether the above-cited statute "implies" that the student would not be eligible for enrollment in Grant County until he or she has served the expulsion period given by the private school administrator.
Any interpretation of West Virginia Code §18-5-15(a) and 18-5-15f must be consistent with the holding in Cathe A v. Doddridge County Bd. of Education, 200 W. Va. 521, 490 S.E.2d 340 (1997), that the State must provide reasonable basic educational opportunities and services to a student who has been suspended or expelled for a serious disciplinary problem unless the student poses a danger to teachers, students or other school personnel. The Court directed that such a determination be made on a case-by-case basis and predicted that such a denial of educational services would be justified only in "the most extreme cases."
The Cathe A decision pertained to a suspension and expulsion from regular school under the Safe Schools Act, W. Va. Code 18A-5-1a and involved a student removed for possession of a weapon. However, the Safe Schools Act covers a broad range of conduct from violent, felonious behavior and distribution of narcotics to intentionally defacing property or willfully disobeying a teacher.
Consistent with the Cathe A decision, the Safe Schools Act was amended to permit a public school to deny educational services to a student only when, following notice and a formal hearing, he or she is found to be a "dangerous student," defined as "a pupil who is substantially likely to cause serious bodily injury to himself, herself or another individual within that pupil's educational environment, which may include any alternative education environment, as evidenced by a pattern or series of violent behavior exhibited by the pupil, and documented in writing by the school, with the documentation provided to the student
Dr. Marsha Carr-Lambert
and parent or guardian at the time of any offense." Even then, the county must hold another hearing after three months to determine whether the student still meets the definition of "dangerous."
In addition, Policy 2419 of the West Virginia Board of Education, the final adoption of which is pending before the Board, states that a district is required to ensure that a Free and Appropriate Public Education is available to students with disabilities whose suspension(s) or expulsion(s) results in a change of placement.
West Virginia Code 18-5-15 provides that "any student suspended or expelled from public or private school shall only be permitted to enroll in public school upon the approval of the superintendent of the county where the student seeks enrollment...." The student may petition the county board of education if the superintendent denies enrollment.
West Virginia Code 18-5-15f(d) provides that any student suspended or expelled from a public school in West Virginia under the Safe Schools Act or who has been suspended or expelled from a public or private school in another states due to actions described in the Safe Schools Act may not be admitted to any public school in West Virginia until the period of suspension or expulsion has expired. In light of the language of 18-5-15, it would appear that the Legislature intended to include students suspended or expelled from private schools in West Virginia, which are not subject to the Safe Schools Act.
However, to the extent that these two statutes purport to relieve a county where a student currently resides of its obligation to provide educational services to that student because he or she was suspended or expelled from a private school (or any other school), they are inconsistent with the Cathe A holding and the Safe Schools Act itself. Accordingly, a county cannot deny enrollment to a student who is a current resident of a county and seeks enrollment after being suspended or expelled from a private school or any other school, unless the student meets the statutory definition of a "dangerous student."
If, when enrolling a previously expelled student, the superintendent reasonably determines that the conduct resulting in the discipline is conduct described in the Safe Schools Act, the student may be offered alternative education for the period of the suspension or expulsion. Consistent with W. Va. Code 18-5-15, a student has the right to petition the county board of education to challenge a superintendent's decision to offer only alternative education instead of regular school attendance.
Dr. Marsha Carr-Lambert
I would note, however, that the superintendent has some latitude in determining whether a student will be enrolled into the regular school setting or into an alternative setting when nonviolent behavior is involved, because the Safe Schools Act encompasses relatively minor misconduct, such as using profanity directed as school personnel, intentional defacement of school property and willful disobedience to a teacher. A private school in West Virginia may expel a student for behavior that, while technically described in the Safe Schools Act, would merit a detention or short suspension in West Virginia's public schools.
Only if the student seeking enrollment is a dangerous student, that is he or she is "substantially likely to cause serious bodily injury to himself, herself or another individual within that pupil's educational environment" may the county deny the student permission to enroll. In order for the county to make such a determination, it must follow the procedural rules set forth in W. Va. Code §18A-5-1a(e) to (h), which provide for notice and a hearing. In addition, a hearing must be held every three months to review the student's status.
Grant County Public Schools should also bear in mind that the individuals with Disabilities Education Act, 20 U.S.C. § 1400 et seq., may afford this particular student with additional rights, such as a manifestation determination hearing to determine whether the student's conduct is a manifestation of his disability. Since the student has not been evaluated by Grant County for many years, a helpful starting point would be to conduct a current evaluation with the parents' consent. Such an evaluation should not, however, delay providing educational services to the student who has apparently been without them for two months.
I hope I have been of assistance.
Steven L. Paine


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Sicilian Fisherman's Stew
1 pound redfish or snapper, cubed
1 pound (21–25 count) shrimp, head-on, peeled and deveined
2 dozen oysters, liquid reserved
¼ cup extra-virgin olive oil
¼ cup thinly sliced garlic
1 cup thinly sliced onions
1 (16-ounce) can stewed tomatoes, with juice
1½ cups sea water or seafood broth
1 (16-ounce) can cannellini beans (white kidney beans) or Great Northern beans
1 bay leaf
¼ cup chopped basil
salt and red pepper flakes to taste
juice of ½ lime
¼ cup thinly sliced green onions
1 pound penne pasta, cooked
The Sicilian fishermen arrived in New Orleans from Palermo in the late 1800s. They came following their civil war and ours to become laborers in the sugar cane fields, dock workers and fishermen. This is one of the many recipes they contributed to our culinary gumbo.
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On June 9 2015 the Competition Commission announced that it had opened an in-depth investigation into the purchase of Ricardo by Tamedia. According to the commission's press release,(1) there were indications that the acquisition might create or strengthen a dominant position in the job advertising market. There were also indications that Tamedia/Ricardo and Ringier might be collectively dominant in the car sales advertising market in German-speaking Switzerland. Since 2008 Ricardo has belonged to South African media group Naspers. Ricardo operates online platforms ricardo.ch and ricardoshops.ch, car sales platform autoricardo.ch and classified advertising platform olx.ch.
On June 16 2015 the commission further announced that it would conduct an in-depth investigation into the purchase of JobCloud by JobScout24. According to the commission's press release,(2) it was possible that the acquisition would create or strengthen a dominant position in the job advertising market. JobCloud operates several online job advertising portals, such as jobs.ch and jobup.ch. Ringier and Tamedia each hold a 50% stake in JobCloud. JobScout24 also operates online portal jobscout24.ch for job advertising. Since JobCloud has a strong position, it was thought possible that the contemplated concentration might strengthen JobCloud's (possibly) already dominant position. The commission decided to conduct a Phase 2 examination of the proposed concentration's effects on competition.
On August 25 2015 the commission announced that it had cleared both concentrations. According to the commission's press release,(3) while Tamedia and JobCould were found to hold dominant positions in the job advertising market, the contemplated transactions were incapable of eliminating effective competition and therefore could not be prohibited. The Swiss merger control regime features a high standard of assessment compared with other jurisdictions (sometimes called the 'dominance-plus test'). According to the test, the commission can prohibit or authorise a concentration subject to conditions and obligations only if the investigation indicates that the concentration:
- creates or strengthens a dominant position;
- is capable of eliminating effective competition; and
- causes harmful effects that cannot be outweighed by any improvement in competition in another market.
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(2) See www.news.admin.ch/message/index.html?lang=fr&msg-id=57683 (available in German and French).
(3) See www.news.admin.ch/message/index.html?lang=fr&msg-id=58426 (available in German and French).
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I joined the art group exhibition "Segno" (Photography, Illustration, Fashion) 11/11/2011, during the presentation of Mezzomagazine new issue, at Ottovolte a suggestive restaurant in Francavilla al Mare. The Artists: Giorgio Liddo, Barbara Tucci, Claudia Ferri, Andrea Straccini, Daniela d'Arielli, Francesco Millo Giorgino, Flavio Melchiorre, Luciano D'Andreagiovanni and Augusto Tarantola. Djset by Andrea Gabriele (Clap Rules).
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The Chevin are up to something on the Smuggler's Moon of Nar Shaddaa and they're offering a chance to reap great profits for anyone looking to participate in their mysterious and perhaps sinister venture.
Dubbed the "Grand Acqusition Race", the Chevin are looking for talented agents to retrieve rare items scattered across the galaxy.
Following April's 'Rakghoul Pandemic" event, the "Grand Acquistion Race" is the latest live event to come to Star Wars: The Old Republic. Similarly to the Rakghoul Pandemic, this latest event was abruptly announced via an Imperial News Network video report, keeping in line with BioWare's plans to introduce these events to the game without any formal announcements ahead of time.
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Michigan Governor confers with Konica-Minolta Executives
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Press release from the issuing companyGrand Rapids MI., Oct 15, 2008-Recently Governor Jennifer M. Granholm of Michigan visited Japan to discuss economic development opportunities. The investment mission's purpose was to forge stronger alliances with the leaders of Japan's industries and attract new, job-creating business developments to Michigan.
One of her key meeting was with key officials from Konica-Minolta to review the potential to expand their current operations in Michigan. Meeting with Governor Granholm was a contingent of company officers headed by Yoshikatsu Ota, President and CEO, Konica Minolta Holdings. At the meeting Konica Minolta explained the progress they have made in the Konica Minolta Graphic Imaging U.S.A. Grand Rapids facility. This included relocation of their headquarters from New York to Michigan. This was in conjunction with the construction and start up of a third printing plate manufacturing line. They also discussed the prospects for expanding their Grand Rapids facility. The expansion of the manufacturing plant was necessary to meet the rapidly expanding CTP business in US industry.
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ManagedOps, a Bedford, N.H.-based ASP wholesaler, announced today that it will offer its Managed Operations oursourcing service for Microsoft's customer relationship management product, which was announced yesterday.
Microsoft Customer Relationship Management will be available either late this year or early in 2003. A Microsoft spokeswoman told ASPnews that a beta version of the software, which is being built from the ground up using the .Net framework, will be available early this summer.
The software will be aimed at small and medium-sized businesses and will be integrated with Microsoft Great Plains as well as other Microsoft products. ManagedOps is a Great Plains certified partner and a Microsoft Gold Certified partner for hosting and application services.
ManagedOps CEO Dan Taylor told ASPnews that while he hasn't seen Microsoft's new CRM product yet, the company's 200 reseller partners will offer the CRM software either as an on-premise product or as a hosted application.
ManagedOps' Managed Operations service is designed to manage the software components, infrastructure, security, staffing and support needed to keep applications running smoothly. "By outsourcing their CRM applications, customers don't have to worry about the security of the application, 24x7 staffing or system availability," Taylor said. "That's all taken care of as part of the Managed Operations service."
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Data operations - event trigger options: Best Practices?
This is a basic question and applies to any Data Assist function where there are several options available to trigger the event like "any form post" or a particular button press. In cases where more than one option will work the same way, is there a default or preference or best practice?
In DW's original server behaviors for inserts and updates, there was only the one option, the form post (or form/page submit). By using only what was available in the server behavior dialogs, you were basically locked into this and the way it worked - the form submits, but back to the same page so the page would first reload, bringing the form variables with it. This also included the condition required to process the data operation script and finally the redirect. Having these other options available opened up for me many other ways to make the page work including providing more options to the user on how they want a particular procedure to be carried out.
I can easily figure out when not to use a particular option like "any form post" when the page has multiple forms. I've also used several instances of the behavior along with the various trigger options to sequentially carry out a string of inserts/updates/queries and the like all on the same page. But then there are the more simple pages - one form, one button. Does it matter which trigger I use?
Maybe the answer is basically if they both work and get the same results, it doesn't matter. But, even then - would one be preferred over another? Perhaps it may have something to do with optimization where one would have fewer lines of code, or one would require more or less server involvement? Or maybe the best practice would be decided by those that come after me, should someone else be tasked to update the page at a later time.


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Construction to upgrade the intersection of Baker Street and 11th Avenue South is set to begin Monday and will temporarily change the traffic flow of the intersection to a four-way stop for at least the next 5 weeks.
Public Works will be replacing the traffic structures including the traffic lighting, wiring and controls. Work is scheduled to be completed by September 22nd.
Vehicle traffic will still be able to move, however there may be short interruptions to traffic flow during this time. The City recommends that drivers try to avoid this intersection as much as possible by using alternate routes.
It is important to understand the rules of a four-way stop. When there are stop signs at all corners of an intersection:
• The first vehicle to arrive at the intersection and come to a complete stop should go first.
• If two vehicles arrive at the same time, the one on the right should go first.
• If two vehicles are facing each other and have arrived at the intersection at about the same time, the one making a left turn should yield to the one going straight through.
Please respect and obey all signage and direction of any flaggers. It is so important for drivers to be aware of their presence. Please slow down to give these personnel the space they need to be safe. The City of Cranbrook remains committed not only to the safety of the public but to the safety of our staff. Thank you for remembering their safety as well as your own as you drive through construction zones.
The City appreciates the patience and understanding of the public as this road work is completed.
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SIR – I like George Papandreou, the multilingual (English, French, Greek, Spanish and Swedish), Ivy League and LSE educated patrician who is the Greek prime minister. His father and grandfather held the same post, the former being an economics professor in the United States before returning with his son in 1974 when the colonels finally departed.
When he took over in late 2009, Papandreou realised the fraud perpetrated by all sides to facilitate Greek entry into the euro and, to the fury of the EU elite, he opened the books. He also knew Brussels hates democracy in general and referendums in particular, but still wanted to put the latest Merkel-Sarkozy lash-up to the vote of the Greek people.
The eurozone, with its endemic corruption, and Greece, with its loathsome oligarchs, deserve each other. The US-born Mr Papandreou should shake off the dust and leave.
Dr John Cameron
St Andrews, Fife
SIR – The Greek government appears to have abandoned plans to hold a referendum on whether to accept the EU's bailout fund. But the outrage expressed by the EU leadership, particularly Germany, in response to Mr Papandreou's proposal of a referendum shows the lack of respect for democracy at the heart of the EU.
Only a few days ago, Germany had to consult its parliament over the bail-out terms for the euro, which limited the scope of the deal and the transfer of funds to address the crisis in Greece.
However, when it was suggested that the Greek people, who will have to live with the bail-out's consequences, should be consulted by their government, the shocked disbelief of Germany and France underlines these nations' arrogance and hypocrisy.
Democracy is only allowed in the EU if it comes up with a politically acceptable answer.
John Eley
Weston-super-Mare, Somerset
SIR – The sooner the euro is replaced by national currencies, the sooner the crisis will be over. Then we can get back to the European Economic Community for which so many of us voted.
A. M. Phillips
Bunbury, Cheshire
SIR – The dual ills of Greek debt and the financial burden of an itinerant Olympics could be solved by making a permanent home for the Games in Olympia, where they began nearly 3,000 years ago.
Tourists would flock to Greece regularly and we would not have to build massive infrastructures for the aggrandisement of competing nations who can ill afford it.
Benedict Brown
Hailey, Oxfordshire
SIR – If Greece leaves the eurozone will it pull out of the Eurovision Song Contest?
I hope so. They never vote for us.
Moira Brodie
Bourton, Berkshire
Public sector pensions
SIR – At a time when we remember those who sacrificed all for their country, public sector workers, by continuing to threaten to strike over pensions despite being offered a deal, are standing against their country's battle for financial stability.
We should all do our bit to help our country regain financial credibility. I can't see how anyone in good employment will go without food or heating in retirement if the pensions terms now being offered by the Government are accepted.
I speak as a Unison member who will be forced, against my principles, to strike.
Ann Morrallee
Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire
Defining 'sustainable'
SIR – Ministers must listen to the planning debate. If the Government does not define "sustainable development", communities can define it for their areas. A planning inspector, hearing a developer's appeal, will have to judge that appeal according to the local definition of "sustainable".
The same planning inspector hearing a similar appeal in an area where the definition is different will have to judge it according to that different definition.
That is real localism. The National Planning Policy Framework must explicitly show that the Government accepts this.
Ted Fryer
Bishop's Cleeve, Gloucestershire
SIR – The definition of "sustainable development" is obvious to members of the Country Land and Business Association. It means balancing economic, social and environmental factors, which the present planning system does not. It is hard to believe that the other organisations claiming to speak for the countryside do not understand the term.
The countryside must not be damaged, but with well-designed, sustainable development on an appropriate scale the countryside will be able to offer the jobs, housing and services communities need.
William Worsley
Country Land and Business Association
London SW1
Testing their metal
SIR – Legislation is already in place to deal with theft of scrap metal. The Scrap Metal Dealers Act 1964 covers all the points in Douglas Weston's letter (October 29).
As a retired police officer, I remember making regular, unannounced visits to scrap metal dealers to check their books and prosecute those committing offences.
Bill Crittenden
Bolton, Lancashire
Stuff your sloes
SIR – Spent sloes from the bottle (Letters, November 2) can be stuffed into a pheasant prior to roasting. This gives the breast meat an aromatic flavour and keeps it moist.
John Shaw
Tavistock, Devon
SIR – I prefer marmalade liqueur. I add a pound of thick-cut marmalade to a bottle of cheap gin, plus a quarter of a pound of sugar, and warm it so that the sugar dissolves. After a few weeks, I strain it.
The flavour has a wonderful edge, similar to Cointreau, and the residual marmalade makes breakfast go with a zing.
Dr Brian Smith
Taplow, Buckinghamshire
Church's poor leaders
SIR – Professor Michael Jefferson (Letters, November 3) points out the naivety of the proposals on the liberal-Left agendas of some of our senior clergy over taxation and the occupation of the St Paul's precinct.
Such naivety undermines legitimate concerns about some bankers' actions, as well as the Church of England's prophetic credibility. But calls for the Church to put its house in order will fall on deaf ears: it is not in its leaders' interests to do so.
With a few exceptions, the present institution does not produce leaders with leadership qualities: they shy away from these, advocating non-confrontational management styles and appeasement, often with one eye on the approbation of their secular peers. This has the attractive veneer of reasonableness and is all very well until they have to deal with confrontation and unreasonableness; hence the St Paul's debacle.
The Church must revisit its selection criteria for senior office. It cannot remain just academic prowess, a love of committees, and a desire to be all things to all people all of the time.
Rev R. C. Paget
Brenchley, Kent
Female-friendly taxes
SIR – The Fawcett Society accuses the Government of an "unprecedented attack" on women over cuts and of causing the "greatest risk to their financial security in living memory" (report, November 3).
We all remember the Labour government's removal of the 10 pence tax rate in 2007. Of those whose tax liabilities were increased by these changes, 58 per cent were women.
In contrast, as a result of the increase in the personal allowance introduced by this Government, 830,000 taxpayers will be removed from income tax in 2011-12, of whom 59 per cent are female.
Furthermore, of the 260,000 taxpayers it is estimated will be removed from income tax in 2012-13, 56 per cent are female.
Women are the major beneficiaries of the raising of the tax threshold and this Government is not, as the Fawcett Society claims, "undermining women's security".
Amber Rudd MP (Con)
London SW1
Droppy poppy
SIR – Has anyone else's poppy (Letters, November 2) fallen to pieces on its first airing?
Sue Monaghan
Wylam, Northumberland
The joy of a warm garage on a winter's morning
SIR – The Rev Stephen Bywater (Letters, November 2) says a wet car stuck in a cold garage will deteriorate more quickly than one left in the drive.
What he needs is a proper garage, with insulation and, if necessary, heating. What a pleasure in the winter mornings: no condensation or the need to de-ice or clean off the overnight snow.
Ernie Marsden
Chorley, Lancashire
SIR – Well-ventilated garages do not ruin cars. If garages do not have a good supply of fresh air, we must blame modern builders who fail to put in air bricks.
There should be two per car, just above ground level. Fit air bricks and the problem is solved.
Richard Drury
SIR – It's not that people with a garage don't want to park their car in it: the sad fact is that many garages are too narrow for modern cars.
They suffer from the same problem as many, particularly indoor, car parks – the space for a car these days is far too tight. You might be able to park your car but you'll never be able to get out of it.
Tricia Book
London N20
SIR – The people who choose not to garage their cars will, of course, have notified their insurance companies accordingly.
D. J. Finnett
SIR – If I had a garage I'd sit in it and gloat.
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Bydureon is costly!
My new doc has put me on Bydureon after taking me off Victozia. It is very involed injecting the drug using a vial & syringe, & the needle is big! Good thing is it is injected just once a week. Went for 1.5 months on samples. Finally got a perscription and I nearly choked! After co-pay my cost was $350 a month, or $1100 for three months! Needless to say I didn't get the drug and tomarrow seeing his nurse to find a solution.
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Just recently tried to get Rx for Bydureon, $617.36 with Insurance! Those Rebate Savings Cards only took off $100.(max) for a 4 pen/1 month supply. A 3 month supply is $1,553.00. Medicine is working excellent thankful to samples from Dr. Dr. trying to find another medicine less costly to lower my A1C and drop my blood sugars. Who can afford the medicine for Diabetes.
WOAH! I thought mine was bad- I'm on it, and my after-insurance pay is $50. Holy cow!!! I saw that someone else commented about taking insulin instead. Call your insurance company. Ask what your options are. THey should be able to give you an idea of what is covered and what may not be. Good luck!
I would recommend the financial support program from the company as well. My sister used it, and they give you vouchers and she only paid $65 after her insurance paid. I have very good federal insurance and I pay $70 for three months supply of Bydureon. I have been on it since Feb 2012. It has been a great drug for me, my A1C's have been really good since starting the drug. I hope they can resolve it for you. Good luck.
I read Jaybee's link to this drug. Why don't you just go on insulin. Many T2 diabetics have difficulty using drugs that stimulate the pancreas (Bydureon) or prevent the liver from dumping glucose (metformin), etc. The most natural drug is injecting insulin itself, isn't it? You can't tell me that people are all doing this to avoid taking a couple shots a day. If money is an issue, why not go back to the older insulins like NPH and Regular…which are pretty inexpensive these days in comparison the Lantus. May dad is T2 and had trouble controlling…switched to 10 units of Lantus once a day and has been fine…btw, he'll be celebrating his 98th bday this coming May.
if memory serves, Armourer is allergic to insulin. (please excuse me if I am mistaken)
Gee, I've never heard of anyone being allergic to insulin…I certainly apologize for bloviating if that's the case. Couldn't imagine that your body is allergic to its own homone.
yes I have heard of cases of being allergic to their own insulin. It was an acquaintence from long ago and I didn't have diabetes at the time, so I didn't follow up on it. Just filed it away in my memory bank. However, Armourer, if memory serves is allergic to exogenous insulin. (again Armourer, if mistaken please excuse me)
I'm not allergic to insulin, but I'm one of those who has gained 50 lbs on the drug in the past six years. Today my BG is fantastic, but had a doc visit last Monday and he put me back on Victozia and up the dose to 1.8 starting next Monday.
MoeGig - I take short & long acting insulin. On Lantus I'm up to 100 units a day.
Because I'm on Medicare as my primary, the company's voucher doesn't apply to me. Although retired and on limited income, I still take home more income then any of the companies medication assistance programs.
Yes, itis hard to comprehend why our bodies can seemingly turn on us. This happens with autoimmune disorders, also. Something makes the boides immune system start attacking areas, or cell types as if they were foreign invaders. Or, in the case of injected insulin it might be similar to your own, but not close enough. The body can get busy trying to reject the insulin. I would guess in this case, it would be similar to rejecting an organ transplant.
You might ask your Dr to hook you up with the maker's financial support program, check it out here ~ http://www.bydureon.com/bydureon-steady-suppo...
But is it pain med or diabetic med? Tinkerbell54
Tink, this is from Drugs.com on Bydureon: "What is Bydureon?
Bydureon (exenatide) is an injectable diabetes medicine that helps control blood sugar levels. This medication helps your pancreas produce insulin more efficiently. Bydureon is an extended-release form of exenatide." source ~ http://www.drugs.com/bydureon.html
Thanks for telling me jayabee52 . Tinkerbell54
Hope they can come up with a solution for you. Diabetes certainly has sticker shock.
What is Bydureon is it a pain pill or diabetic meds? Tinkerbell54
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After graduating Minnesota State University of Moorhead, Kelly moved to the Twin Cities to pursue and challenge her career in the Theatre Arts. During her time here she has been honored to work for the following theatre companies: Theatre Coup d'Etat, Guthrie, Artistry, Fox in a Box Productions, Candid Theatre, Black Market Theater, Burning Embers Theatre, as well as Newbridge. She recently was seen in the ensemble of Theatre Coup d'Etat's original production of Moby Dick in the role as Elijah and the Movement Choreographer. Her next project will be playing the role of Jane Fairfax in Theatre in the Round for the month of February through March. She's eagerly awaiting any and all projects that may come her way in the near future.


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you should be able to achieve your dreams without money or legal stuff getting in the way
The Internet has made it easier than ever to start the business you've always dreamed of. But money and legal are still two big barriers to making your dreams possible. I'm passionate about fintech and crowdfunding, because it's democratizing access to capital for those with a vision of what the world can be. And I'm passionate about legaltech because laws are our social agreement about how things should be, so why is it so out of reach for everyday people?
Hi, I'm Amy.
My mission is to democratize access to legal counsel & capital.
Problem 1: Laws are supposed to be by the people, for the people. But most people and small businesses cannot afford an attorney.
Problem 2: New businesses need access to capital, but that's traditionally been in the hands of the old boys' club.
Problem 3: A strong economy and job creation depend on innovation and small business formation. But small business formation has been in decline for years.
I enable greater opportunity for entrepreneurs and small businesses by creating opportunities to address these two needs.
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