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Smith at Rhodes College in 1936
|Fullback, Defensive end
|Personal information
|Date of birth:July 15, 1916
|Place of birth: Lonoke, Arkansas
|Date of death: March 10, 1958(aged 41)
|Place of death: Cleveland, Ohio
|Height: 5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)
|Weight: 202 lb (92 kg)
|Career information
|College: Rhodes College
|NFL Draft: 1939 / Round: 2 / Pick: 13
|Debuted in 1939 for the Cleveland Rams
|Last played in 1946 for the Cleveland Browns
|Career history
|Career highlights and awards
|Career NFL statistics as of 1946
|Rushing Yards
|Receiving Yards
|Stats at pro-football-reference.com
|Stats at DatabaseFootball.com
Gaylon Wesley Smith (July 15, 1916 – March 10, 1958) was a professional American football fullback and defensive end who played five seasons for the Cleveland Rams in the National Football League (NFL) and one season for the Cleveland Browns of the All-America Football Conference (AAFC). Before entering professional football, Smith starred as a halfback at Rhodes College and led the country in scoring in 1938. He was selected by the Rams in the second round of the following season's NFL draft and played for the Cleveland team until deciding to retire from the sport in 1943. After taking a job as a personnel director and playing on a regional basketball and baseball teams based in the Cleveland area, Smith joined the U.S. Navy in 1944 during World War II. He was discharged two years later and signed with the Browns, then a new team in the AAFC. Smith was a second-string player with the Browns, but substituted for an injured Marion Motley late in the season as the team won the AAFC championship game. Smith retired after the 1946 season, but stayed in Ohio to raise his family and work as a manufacturer's representative. He died in 1958 at the age of 41.
College careerEdit
Smith grew up in Beebe, Arkansas and attended Rhodes College in Memphis, Tennessee starting in 1935.[1] He played baseball, basketball and track in college, but he was best known as a star halfback on the school's football team.[2] While Rhodes was a small college, Smith led the country in scoring for two weeks in 1938 and finished the season in third place.[3][4] He was named to All-Dixie teams in 1937 and 1938, and was named a Little All-American in 1938.[4] The Cleveland Rams selected him in the second round of the NFL draft that December.[5]
Professional careerEdit
Smith played for the Rams beginning in 1939. He started out as a halfback, but was shifted to quarterback and then tailback in the 1940 season before moving back to quarterback.[6] He then served primarily as a fullback in 1941 and 1942, and like many players of his era was assigned to both the offensive and defensive units.[7][8]
Smith retired from football after the 1942 season and took a job as personnel director of Thompson Products, Inc., an aerospace, automotive and financial conglomerate based in Ohio.[9][10] Smith played amateur baseball as a catcher and regional professional basketball in 1943.[11][12] He also boxed in an amateur tournament organized by the Cleveland Plain Dealer.[13]
The following year, Smith joined the U.S. Navy during World War II.[14] He reported in May for training at the Great Lakes Naval Station outside of Chicago.[15] At Great Lakes, he played for a military football team coached by Paul Brown.[15]
Following his discharge from the service in early 1946, Smith was signed by Brown to play for the Cleveland Browns, a team under formation in the new All-America Football Conference.[16] The Rams had moved to Los Angeles after the 1945 season, and Smith was one of five former Rams players to stay in Cleveland with the Browns, alongside Tommy Colella, Mike Scarry, Don Greenwood and Chet Adams.[16] He joined the Browns despite a lawsuit filed by the Rams against Adams in which the Rams contended he was still under contract with the team.[17] Smith said he had signed with the "Cleveland Rams" and that the contract said nothing about a move to Los Angeles. "After the Rams moved to the coast, they sent me another agreement specifying a raise in pay, but I didn't sign it," he said. "I decided that if I couldn't play football in Cleveland, I wouldn't play at all."[17] A federal judge eventually ruled in favor of Adams, clearing the way for former Rams players to join the Browns.[18]
Smith was not a regular starter for the Browns when the team started play in 1946, but he got additional playing time toward the end of the season after fullback Marion Motley suffered injuries to his feet.[19] Smith ran for 240 yards and scored five touchdowns as the Browns won the first AAFC championship that year.[20][21] He retired from professional football for good after the season.[22]
Later lifeEdit
Smith was associated in the mid-1950s with a company started by Browns quarterback Otto Graham and Cleveland Indians catcher Jim Hegan that sold gift items including trophies, watches and jewelry to companies for presentation to clients.[23] He also worked for Thompson Products and the National Screw Company as a manufacturer's representative.[1] Smith died in 1958 in Ohio, where he had remained with his family after retiring from football.[1] He had four children with his wife Carol.[1]
Two years after his death, Rhodes College dedicated the Gaylon Smith Memorial Gateway in his honor. He is considered one of the best football players Rhodes has produced.[24] He was inducted into the Rhodes College Athletic Hall of Fame in 1996.[4]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "Gaylon Smith, Ex-Ram, Browns Fullback, Dies". Cleveland Plain Dealer: p. 26. March 11, 1958.
- ↑ Lauderdale, Vance. "Gaylon the Great". Memphis Magazine. Archived from the original on October 7, 2012. http://www.webcitation.org/6BEB0aWNL. Retrieved August 14, 2012.
- ↑ "Bradford Picked For 'All-South'". The Tuscaloosa News. NEA: p. 9. November 17, 1938. http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=lOY-AAAAIBAJ&sjid=IU0MAAAAIBAJ&pg=4353,6043205&dq=gaylon-smith&hl=en. Retrieved August 14, 2012.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 "Gaylon Wesley Smith '39". Rhodes College. Archived from the original on October 7, 2012. http://www.webcitation.org/6BEB3TN6h. Retrieved August 14, 2012.
- ↑ "Rams Land 3 All-Americans - Hall, Roth and Smith - in Draft". Cleveland Plain Dealer: p. 16. December 10, 1938.
- ↑ Dietrich, John (October 18, 1940). "Gaylon Smith Returns to Quarter for Rams Against Cards". Cleveland Plain Dealer: p. 20.
- ↑ Dietrich, John (November 6, 1942). "Smith Alternates With Hall, Janiak at Fullback". Cleveland Plain Dealer: p. 18. "Gaylon Smith, the squarely built 205-pound Arkansas line crasher who has been the Rams' No. 1 fullback all season, will shift to left half and take over Jacobs' duties. ... Smith is a good passer, though he never has been called upon to do a great deal in this department. He is known to the fans chiefly as a hard-hitting ball carrier, a real power runner and is the team's leading ground gainer."
- ↑ "Rams Expect To Mold Good Line". Cleveland Plain Dealer: pp. 2C. July 27, 1941. "Gaylon Smith, iron man halfback and fullback, arrived in Cleveland during the week from his native Tennessee, and as usual is in good shape."
- ↑ Zirin, Alex (May 1, 1943). "Russos Sign .700 Hitter in Rams' Gaylon Smith". Cleveland Plain Dealer: p. 16. "Gaylon Smith, sturdy backfield star of the Cleveland Rams, now personnel director of Thompson Products, Inc., will catch for the Russo Wines in the Class A race for the Plain Dealer trophy, it was announced last night."
- ↑ "Clark Asks Rams Not to Renew His Contract as Coach". Cleveland Plain Dealer: p. 15. March 11, 1943. "Gaylon Smith, Ram fullback who was the 10th leading ball carrier in the National Football League last fall, yesterday announced his retirement from the grid sport. Smith, employed at Thompson Aircraft Products Co., said he will not play next fall 'whether there is pro football or not'"
- ↑ Zirin, Alex (March 20, 1943). "Two Games Open Pro Cage Tourney Tonight". Cleveland Plain Dealer: p. 16. "The Tapco line-up includes Gaylon Smith, ex-member of the Cleveland Rams"
- ↑ Zirin, Alex (July 11, 1943). "Gaylon Smith Belts 'A' Pitchers for .478 Mark to Wipe Grins Off Faces of Skeptics". Cleveland Plain Dealer: p. 3C. "They laughed when they read that Gaylon Smith had murdered the pitching in the fast Memphis (Tenn.) City League for a .700 average, but they're not laughing any longer - not the hurlers in Class A who have to contend with him. ... Averages for the first half race in the Plain Dealer Trophy division show the 27-year-old Russo Wines catcher slammed the apple for a .478 mark in 13 games. He's the same Gaylon Smith who played so well for the Cleveland Rams in the National Football League in 1939, 1940-41-42. Noted for his endurance, he averaged better than 40 minutes of action per game last fall."
- ↑ "Golden Gloves Boxer Is Star in Cage Game". Cleveland Plain Dealer: p. 18. January 20, 1943. "Gaylon Smith and Richard Ercius, who will box in the Plain Dealer Golden Gloves Tournament, sank 12 and 11 points, respectively, to lead Thompson Aircraft cagers to a 37-24 triumph over Weatherhead in a Northeast Industrial League game at Collinwood last night."
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 Cobbledick, Gordon (May 4, 1944). "Plain Dealing". Cleveland Plain Dealer: p. 15. "Gaylon Smith, the Cleveland Rams backfield ace, is off to Great Lakes for boot training and probably will play for the naval station eleven next fall."
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 "Gaylon Smith to Play for Browns". Cleveland Plain Dealer: p. 16. July 24, 1946.
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 "Cleveland Browns Defy Rams' Suit". The Palm Beach Post. United Press International (Cleveland): p. 7. July 24, 1946. http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1964&dat=19460724&id=vooyAAAAIBAJ&sjid=yLYFAAAAIBAJ&pg=3542,1659263. Retrieved August 14, 2012.
- ↑ "Judge Upholds Chet Adams' Right to Stay With Browns". Cleveland Plain Dealer: p. 1. August 30, 1946.
- ↑ Sauerbrei, Harold (November 3, 1946). "Willis Forced To Bench By Illness". Cleveland Plain Dealer: p. 3C. "That will find the veteran Gaylon Smith opening at fullback in place of Marion Motley, whose feet have been giving him trouble."
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- ↑ "Gaylon Smith NFL Football Statistics". Pro-Football-Reference.com. Archived from the original on October 7, 2012. http://www.webcitation.org/6BEB5xOCQ. Retrieved August 14, 2012.
- ↑ Sauerbrei, Harold (July 27, 1947). "Browns Are Last Squad To Report". Cleveland Plain Dealer: p. 19. "Fullback Gaylon Smith and Gene Fekete have retired from football."
- ↑ "Hegan-Graham Is New Battery". Cleveland Plain Dealer: p. 23. February 9, 1954.
- ↑ "H'coming Ceremony Dedicates Gateway". The Sou'wester: p. 1. October 28, 1960. Archived from the original on October 7, 2012. http://www.webcitation.org/6BEB8brh0. Retrieved August 14, 2012.
- Piascik, Andy (2007). The Best Show in Football: The 1946–1955 Cleveland Browns. Lanham, MD: Taylor Trade Publishing. ISBN 978-1-58979-571-6.
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One of the main challenges in investing in China is knowing who to trust, reveals Anthony Bolton in an exclusive interview with Moneywise.
The iconic fund manager who has been in Hong Kong managing Fidelity China Special Situations since April, says 95% of the people he did business with in the UK were trustworthy. In China, however, he says a "higher percentage of people are stretching the truth in one way or another".
Bolton came back to active fund management at the start of this year to take advantage of what he felt was a unique investment opportunity in China and despite his misgivings he still feels there is money to be made in the region.
"There seems to be a sweet spot in emerging markets when the growth hits a point where people for the first time can afford cars etc. This lasts for 10-15 years and then the market is matured and it slows down," he says.
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Getting started is tough. And it's not just tough, it's tough in a recursive, infinite-regress way. All the little obstacles you forsee when you're starting out add up to one big loomingly blank slate.
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Now you're faced with the important part, the content. What to write about? Who is the audience? How to present it? These questions are tough because there's no right answer, and the tradeoffs could keep you questioning yourself forever. But somehow, after searching deep within yourself, you get through it. Assuming you've avoided the soul crushing fear driven questions(e.g. What if no one reads it? What if I'm cliche?) then you can finally get started on the process of actually writing.
With all these questions, it's easy to shy away from starting. I've wanted to start a blog for a while. I think the blog section of my site has said "Coming Soon" for 3 years, and that's just since I made a personal website. I wanted to start a blog, but there was always some other side project that I could find to distract me from trying to answer those questions and move on to the actual writing. Not starting never solved my problems, it just avoided them, it even made things worse. When I had ideas for things to write about, I was confronted with the lingering anxiety of starting on top of how to present this new idea.
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Receiving Feedback
Although receiving fair and valid feedback that is presented in a constructive manner can be very instructive and helpful, most of us find critical feedback difficult to receive. It is hard to keep a non-defensive and open attitude as the implication is that we are flawed or wrong. The reality is that a defensive reaction to feedback results from it being at least partially accurate, otherwise we would simply dismiss it.
Multi-source or 360-degree feedback is based on the premise that the people who work closely with us are in the best position to provide helpful performance feedback. When the nature of feedback is consistent and those providing it are in an informed position, validation almost takes place by consensus. For example, Jackie may think she is a superb listener although everyone who works with her feels she is abysmal. It is very difficult to see ourselves as others see us. The irony is that our selfimage is at least in part a reflection of how others see us. However, we tend to judge ourselves by our good intentions while others judge us by what they observe or what they think they observe. Some people are much more sensitive to criticism than others. The most sensitive areas for feedback relate to job performance and integrity.
Here are some tips for preparing to receive feedback.
Prior to the meeting
- Write down your personal idea of success in the workplace.
- Reflect on how you could be more effective in the workplace.
- Consider your current level of job satisfaction. What is having a negative impact on your commitment?
- Consider how open you are to considering how your actions might impact on others.
- Ask yourself how willing you are to accept the perceptions of others, even if you do not agree with them.
Beginning of the meeting
- Make sure you have a non-defensive and open attitude. It sounds easy, but it can be hard to maintain under threat.
- Relax and treat the session as an interesting exploration. The potential for learning is high.
- Make sure all distractions have been removed and that you are able to focus on the process.
During the meeting
- Develop an overview of the report. Try to identify key themes and
- When a particular rating puzzles you, try and think about how that perception may have been formed.
- Look for differences in rating from different groups. When gaps are evident. Ask yourself if you behave differently with different groups?
- How do you tend to rate yourself? Are you overly harsh or generous?
End of the meeting
- Identify a few key points and related actions.
- Brainstorm appropriate development opportunities or commit to researching them.
- Consider if you have had similar feedback before in your career.
Follow up
- There are likely to be unanswered questions and the reflection process will continue over the next week. Make sure that you set aside some time for reflection and discussions with key individuals to help the clarification process.
- Thank your rating team and give them some feedback.
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What Part Does 'Sin' Have In Your Life?
I felt to make an effort to bring light upon an element of darkness, its power to confuse, cause believers to stumble and remain bound by 'sin'. There are many believers that have been taught and believe that they can never be free from 'sin' or the 'power of sin". **(Note below)
In Hosea 4:1 the Lord says that He has a covenant lawsuit against the people of Israel. "For there is neither faithfulness nor loyalty in the land, (Amplified) "or knowledge of God [from personal experience with Him]." In verse 6 He lays the destruction of His people to be due to a lack of knowledge; the priests and prophets were not teaching correctly and they had forgotten the law of God.
Here is what the Bible, specifically the book of James, says about sin and how it works in our lives.
A paraphrased idea of the first chapter of James tells us the following.
James 1:2 & 3
We should be experience cheerfulness, that is, calm delight, when we are aloud to go through all different kinds of experiences, which brings to light the type of nature that is really with in us.
We should have intimate knowledge that a testing; by implication trustworthiness, of our faithfulness or constancy in such profession, will work fully, that is, accomplish; by implication to finish, fashion cheerful (or hopeful) endurance, constancy!
James 1:12 - 15
Supremely blest; by extension fortunate, well off is the person that is able to to stay under (behind), that is, remain; figuratively to undergo, that is, bear (trials), have fortitude, persevere all of these times of and experiences of being put to proof (by experiment [of good], experience [of evil], solicitation, discipline or provocation); by implication adversity: for when he is approved he will get a hold of an outward evidence of your success in obtaining real life. This is what the Lord has said that He would do for those that love (keep His words and commandments for) Him.
When you go through these times of experiencing the draw and enticement of our desires that those desires come from God, because God does not have any desires or enticement toward anything that is worthless, that is, (subjectively) depraved, or (objectively) injurious. He will not place that enticement for worthless and injurious activity before an individual.
Every individual' heart and mind, is enticed, drawn or dragged into selfish, worthlessness and injurious ways by their own inner longings (especially for what is forbidden) entrapped and deluded by the world and Satan's deceptions!
When the individual allows those implanted selfish and worthless thoughts to stay in their mind, enjoying the pleasure of thinking and meditating on selfish, worthless and injurious daydreams, those thoughts will give birth words and actions that are a reflection of the thoughts and meditations. The resulting words and actions will give birth to death to yourself, as well as influencing those around you toward death.
James 4:17
So any person who knows what is right to do but does not do it, to him it is sin. Sin is disobedience or rebellion!
Any person that is sinning unto death knows it.
Listen to what you talk about the most. Take note of what you think about or entertain in your mind. Your hearts treasure is that which you spend the most time thinking about or talking about. Are your treasures of this World or and intimate walk with the Holy Spirit, righteousness, God's commandments and the Kingdom of God?
Jesus offers to those that repent, deliverance from that evil power at work with in the heart and mind of the selfish, natural man. He offers to live within those who trust and obey enabling them to have the power not to sin, but to live selfless lives that are bound to do only good.


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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and International Monetary Fund (IMF) remained poles apart in their assessment of the country's economy, as Islamabad took an optimistic view of the external and fiscal sector while the global lender cautioned about emerging challenges that are posing risks to the favourable outlook.
The IMF once again sought significant devaluation of the Pakistani rupee against the US dollar to curb external sector challenges, as it said that foreign exchange reserves have already fallen "below a comfortable level".
The IMF released on Thursday the Article-IV consultation report on the state of the economy that showed that there was a disagreement between it and Pakistani authorities over a number of issues. They had divergent views on the external sector vulnerabilities, slowing fiscal consolidation and structural reforms.
The IMF staff stressed that reversing the recent decline in foreign exchange reserves and allowing for greater exchange rate flexibility are needed to rebuild external buffers, which are below adequate levels.
It said that Pakistan's real effective exchange rate is overvalued in the range of 10 to 20%, seeking "greater exchange rate flexibility, fiscal adjustment, and structural reforms" to correct the imbalance. The fund advocated that greater exchange rate flexibility would strengthen Pakistan's competitiveness, which has been affected by real effective exchange appreciation.
The IMF said that the exchange rate continued to remain stable against the US dollar, supported by the State Bank of Pakistan's (SBP) foreign exchange interventions, and further appreciated in real effective terms 6% during this fiscal year. Cumulatively, Pakistan's real effective exchange rate appreciated 18% over the past three years, according to the IMF assessment.
"Resumption of accumulation of reserves – including through allowing downward exchange rate flexibility – is needed to further strengthen buffers while also supporting competitiveness," it advised. Prudent monetary policy and greater exchange rate flexibility will be key, to preserve low inflation and re-build external buffers.
However, the IMF said that Pakistani authorities' own assessment suggested significantly lower currency overvaluation. In addition, Pakistan viewed reserves as adequate as they cover more than three months of imports.
After an end of the $6.2 billion IMF programme in September last year, Pakistan's external account has deteriorated at a rapid pace, exposing the hollowness of reforms under the three-year programme. The current account deficit has already widened to $10.6 billion, which is more than double the assessment of the IMF and Pakistan for the fiscal year ended on June 30. The IMF said that the structure of financial account of Pakistan showed reliance on debt issuance rather than on Foreign Direct Investment flows, which have been on a declining trend over the last decade.
"The pace of fiscal consolidation has slowed, public debt remains high, and mobilisation of tax revenue needs to be further strengthened," it added. The IMF said that external vulnerabilities have increased with a widening current account deficit and rising medium-term external repayment obligations linked to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and other large investment projects.
Foreign exchange reserves have declined to $16.1 billion since the end of the EFF-supported programme and "remain below comfortable levels". The $16.1 billion reserves are sufficient to finance only 3.4 months of imports. These reserves are inclusive of $3.6 billion that the SBP obtained through derivative position. The IMF said that $3.6 billion forward position could put additional pressure on reserves.
The IMF assessment showed that fiscal consolidation in Pakistan slowed substantially in fiscal year 2016-17. It added that the fiscal year 2017-18 budget is also subject to risks and reaching the deficit target will likely require significant additional revenue measures during the course of the year.
It advised Pakistan that gradual fiscal consolidation should continue through the medium-term to address debt-related vulnerabilities. A stronger consolidation in fiscal year 2017-18 than planned in the budget, in line with the deficit target under the revised FRDL Act, would have been preferable, it said.
The IMF said that public debt and fiscal deficit are projected to be above the ceilings set in the Fiscal Responsibility and Debt Limitation (FRDL) Act. It added that Pakistan will face increasing government and CPEC-related external repayment obligations, and external financing needs are projected to increase to nearly 7.5% of GDP over the medium-term, highlighting the need for macroeconomic and structural policies supporting competitiveness.
Domestic risks could arise from political polarisation in the pre-election period and security issues. In the staff's view, fiscal pressures could rise during the period leading up to the mid-2018 general elections, and growth-supporting reforms could slow.
On the structural front, progress in electricity sector reforms has been mixed, with a renewed build-up in circular debt; and financial losses of ailing public sector enterprises (PSEs) have continued. The IMF staff stressed the need to strengthen DISCOs' performance and adjust end-consumer tariffs to reflect higher input costs, also in view of upcoming increases in generation capacity.


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Weston William Bohall is an associate tax attorney at Robinson and Henry, PC. Weston is licensed to practice law before various state and local taxation authorities, Internal Revenue Service, United States Tax Court, United States District Court, and in Colorado state court. He prides himself on the philosophy of Championship Tax Law, an ethos dedicated to practicing the highest standards of perfection, excellence, and commitment when representing taxpayers before the Internal Revenue Service, state departments of revenue, and the local taxation authorities. Weston started working at the I.R.S. Office of Chief Counsel Small Business Self Employed Division in Louisville, Kentucky. After passing the Colorado Bar, Weston began working for the I.R.S. Office of Chief Counsel Small Business Self Employed Division in Denver where he was responsible for enforcing the government's rights under the Internal Revenue Code in tax controversy cases before the United States Tax Court.
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Dark Magick Rising (Draegan Lords Book 5) by M.L. Rhodes
Copyright 2019 by M.L. Rhodes, All Rights Reserved
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They made their way to the draeganjhere command tent without Wesley having to stop again, but it didn't mean he wasn't feeling worse by the minute.
The big flakes once more falling from the leaden sky settled heavy and wet on his head, forcing him to hitch up the hood of Wen's cloak for more protection. But the cloak did little to ease the iciness building inside him. It took all his concentration to put one foot in front of the other. His stomach still churned. And his skin felt raw to the touch, though he didn't think that was solely because of the wretched weather. It felt more like the cold came from inside him now, slowly taking him over, freezing his veins, settling in his bones, seeping through his pores.
As they entered through the flap of the tent, a wave of warmth from the fire burning inside hit him. He expected it to feel good, but instead, it barely made a difference.
With a shiver, Wesley drew in a deep breath and straightened his shoulders. He hadn't ever dealt directly with Iann before, the steadfast old draegan loosely in charge of the draeganjhere along with Captain Rizik, and the last thing he wanted to do was make a bad impression or have Iann hustle him off to Lilia's, as Jarrad had implied. So he forced himself to ignore his current agony and did his best to appear normal, though he didn't have high hopes he could succeed. If he could just get through the next few minutes…
He had only been an official member of the guard for a couple of days, and Iann had been away from camp most of that time, returning only last night. Wen, Jarrad, and Allend, as well as the draegan lords, thought highly of the old man. Old, truly, because draegans lived longer than humans and wore their age well. Wen had implied to him that Iann was well over a hundred. Yet he was still tough.
This morning, he stood bent over a rough-hewn table, his long, white-gray hair falling around his shoulders, his gnarled hands moving over a map. He looked up and nodded at them as they entered.
"Morning, Jarrad and…?" His gaze passed curiously over Wesley. "I don't think we've been introduced."
"Iann, this is Wesley Brannock. He just became a member of the draeganjhere under Lord Rizik's and Wen's recommendation a few days ago. He was, by far and away, the fastest learner and most talented of all the new recruits in training."
Wesley was surprised by, and felt his face heat, at Jarrad's praise. He would have protested, but before he could, the old draegan reached out to grasp Wesley's arm in greeting.
"Wesley. Welcome. You were one of the residents of the camp near the Zekklesian that the draegan lords aided a few months ago, weren't you?"
Wesley pushed back the hood of Wen's cloak and nodded. "Yes, sir."
"As I recall, your mother's in charge of the planting tents now and having great success with them."
"Yes, sir."
Iann chuckled, and the sound was gritty but also oddly comforting. "You don't have to stand on formality with me, son. I haven't held a rank in a very long time, at least not a formal one. 'Iann' is fine."
"Yes, s— Iann."
"What brings you by so early this morning, gentlemen?"
"Wesley went out scouting with Wen last night," Jarrad said.
Iann's attention immediately settled on Wesley again, his gaze questioning. "Ah, to see if we had unfriendly eyes on the camp. Any luck?"
"Actually, yes. Wen and I followed the tree line near where the evidence of someone watching was found, and we ended up at that large outcropping of rocks up against the ridge. Wen felt that if anyone were still out there, that's where they'd be hiding."
"We waited them out and, eventually, two came out from behind the rocks and began talking. They seemed unaware they were being observed. When it appeared one of them was getting restless and wanted to report in to his lieutenant that they might have found the camp, we confronted them. Unfortunately…there were more soldiers hidden nearby."
Wesley remembered again the sounds of the battle, the scent of blood, but most of all the moment of horror when, after they'd thought all the soldiers were dead, one had risen long enough to run Wen through with a sword.
Nausea swept through him again and he barely managed to swallow it back and then drag in a slow, deep breath to keep it down.
"How many soldiers in all?" Iann asked.
"Hard to say for sure—we were fighting in the dark and some were atop the ridge above us—but probably ten or eleven."
Iann's eyes widened, much as Jarrad's had earlier. His voice, however, was calm when he said, "Tell me everything. Don't leave out any details."
So, Wesley talked, conveying everything but the part about Wen being injured. Even Jarrad listened with rapt attention as Wesley described the conversation he and Wen had overheard between the men, then how he'd taken out the archers above them, while Wen had dealt with the swordsmen, and how, ultimately, they'd defeated the final few in close combat.
"You got them all," Iann said, more a statement of fact than a question.
"Yes, sir. We believe so. We didn't want to take a chance on any of them getting away to tell what they'd seen."
The old draegan slowly nodded. Then a hint of a smile curved his mouth and lit in his blue eyes. "Nicely done, Mr. Brannock. Though, you got a bit of an initiation by fire in your first battle as a member of the draeganjhere, didn't you?"
Wesley nodded and managed a smile of his own despite his growing distress at putting on a front like he was fine when he was feeling anything but.
"Not too many new recruits could have handled themselves so well under such incredible odds. That says a lot about your skills, and your ability to think and react quickly."
"I had good training, sir, from Captain Rizik and Lieutenant Daneson."
"They're both very good at what they do," Iann agreed, "but don't discount your own contributions."
Then he sighed and shook his head. "Unfortunately, I think these types of incursions by the high sorcerer's soldiers are going to become more the norm as he hunts for us. He's getting desperate to find us and, I suspect, will risk more and more of his troops to do so. I just hope that as other members of the guard are forced to face off with Byram's soldiers, they'll handle themselves as admirably as you and Wen did."
"Thank you, sir."
"It's Iann, remember? And speaking of Wen, where is he right now?"
Jarrad stepped in, for which Wesley was a thousand times grateful since he was barely managing to stay on his feet and keep up the pretense that he was all right. The intense pain of earlier was trying once again to rear its ugly head, and that, in addition to the nausea, was almost more than Wesley could bear and still maintain his composure.
Jarrad told Iann he'd wondered how things had gone last night and found Wen and Wesley out near the barrier this morning. He repeated the story he'd already suggested to Wesley, that Wen was checking the barrier to be sure there were no openings or weak spots anywhere, just in case, and he'd asked them to come let Iann know what had happened. "Wen suggested we might want to remove the bodies in case any other soldiers come looking for their companions."
"It started snowing pretty hard shortly afterward, so they're probably mostly covered right now," Wesley added, "but if it begins to melt…"
"Yes, we'll want to dispose of them and any signs of the fight."
"I can do that," Jarrad offered, giving Wesley a quick, knowing sidelong glance. "I can round up a few guards who aren't at a post this morning and take care of it. And then we can also scout farther out afterward, just to be sure none got away or there aren't any other soldiers lingering nearby. Though it sounds like Wen and Wesley made sure that didn't happen."
Iann stroked his chin in thought, then nodded. "All right. Make it so. But take Solanis with you. After Wen and Lords Rizik and Hareldson, Solanis is the best tracker. If any of Byram's soldiers got away, he'll know and be able to follow."
He turned his gaze on Wesley. "No offense to you, Wesley. I do trust that you and Wen cleaned things up just fine, but you understand, we can't take any risks."
"Of course. I understand completely." And he did. Especially since he and Wen had been otherwise occupied after the fight and if anyone might have snuck away, they wouldn't have known it. He felt guilty for not being completely honest with Iann, and hoped he and Wen hadn't inadvertently let anyone escape to tell the sorcerer the secret of the camp. That would be disastrous for everyone here. He felt certain they had stopped all of them, but just in case, he was relieved someone else would be following up.
"Jarrad, gather some guards and take care of your assignment, then report back when you and Solanis return. I'll be out of camp most of the day today on another issue."
"Shall I speak to Lord Hareldson then, when we're done?" Jarrad asked.
Iann shook his head. "He's not here at the moment—left yesterday morning and I don't expect him to return until tomorrow. I should be back by tomorrow morning as well. If I'm not here, and you and Solanis uncover anything urgent before I return, take it to Lord Rizik or your mother.
"Yes, s— Um, Iann?"
The old draegan smiled at his slip. "Again, no offense, son, but you look like something cold and congealed that just got scraped off the bottom of a boot. Were you injured in the fight? Do you need to go see the healer?"
"No. I'm…I'm all right."
Iann gave him an assessing once over, his gray brows drawn together, and for a moment Wesley held his breath, afraid Iann would insist he make a trip to see Lilia. Gods, please don't order me to go there. All Wesley wanted right now was to get back to Wen's tent, make sure Wen was okay, then crawl into bed next to him and sleep for about a year.
Finally, the old draegan nodded and once again clasped Wesley's shoulder and gave it a warm squeeze. "All right. Even if you're not injured, you still look to be dead on your feet. Go find your bed. And, Jarrad"—he turned to the younger draegan—"When you next see your brother, tell him to do the same. In fact, tell him I don't want to see him until sometime tomorrow. He burns the candle at both ends far too often as it is."
"Will do." Jarrad gave Wesley another quick, knowing glance.
"Thank you," Wesley said, feeling like he needed to offer something.
"A good night's work, Wesley. But right now you need to go, before you fall over and Jarrad has to clean you up off the ground, along with Byram's men."
"Yes, s— Um…okay, thanks." He didn't bother to mention Jarrad already had cleaned him up off the ground once this morning.
They left, and Wesley moved as quickly as he could into the cover of some nearby trees. When they were out of sight of the tent, he bent double, gasping for air and fighting off the surge of pain and sickness and cold…the fucking miserable cold that ate through him.
Jarrad rested a hand on his back, and with the other, he passed over his water skin again. "Take a few sips. Slowly."
Wesley did. Or tried. But the water didn't help this time.
"Wesley," Jarrad said, his voice tight, "are you sure you don't want to go see Lilia? You look worse now than you did earlier, and I don't think this is just you being tired or not having eaten. I'm worried about you."
He truly was, too; Wesley felt concern radiating off him in waves. Why was everyone so worried about him? He wasn't the one who'd almost died last night.
"No," he said, forcing himself upright. "I'll be okay. I…I think I just need to go to bed. I'm sure sleep will help."
Jarrad looked less than convinced. "Are you positive you weren't injured and you're just not telling me?"
"Why would I not tell you if I were?"
"I don't know. Why wouldn't you?"
"I'm okay, Jarrad."
"And Wen?"
"He's going to be fine."
Jarrad sighed. "Can you make it back to your tent…or Wen's?"
"Yeah. I'll be all right."
"You keep saying that, but you don't look right in any way, Wesley."
"Please, I'll—"
"I know, you'll be fine." He sighed. "Okay, if you think you can get back without help, I'll go roust some people and see about putting things to rights outside the boundary."
"Thank you for that. I mean really, thank you. And for coming with me to talk to Iann."
Jarrad nodded. He looked like he wanted to say something else, and the odd tangle of emotion Wesley had felt earlier radiated off him again. But, as before, it disappeared as quickly as it had arisen. Jarrad patted his shoulder in an awkward sort of way. "Go to bed, Wes, and take care of yourself. And my brother."
"I will." At this point Wesley just wanted him to leave already because it was taking the last bit of his energy to keep himself upright and not collapse into a heap on the ground, which he knew would only upset Jarrad. And then Jarrad would never let him be. "Go do your work. I'm fine."
"Yeah, keep saying it and one of these times you might actually even convince yourself," Jarrad mumbled under his breath. He gave Wesley one last anxious look, then turned and stalked away, his boots squeaking in the snow.
Wesley watched him go, his gaze tracking Jarrad until he disappeared through the trees, in case he decided to turn around and check up on Wesley one last time.
When he was finally out of sight, Wesley staggered to the closest tree and leaned against it to get his bearings. His stomach, which had been roiling the whole time he talked to Iann, did another particularly brutal somersault, and this time he didn't have the energy to fight off the inevitable. He bent over and lost the food and water Jarrad had given him earlier. He retched until his insides ached and he was doing nothing but dry heaving. His head hurt, and he began to shiver in earnest again. He scooped up a handful of snow and wiped his mouth with it, then swallowed a bit of it, letting the icy liquid cool his raw throat.
When he thought he could walk, he straightened and set off at a slow pace, making his way back through the woods, back to Wen.
By the time he reached the tent, he was shaking so hard he could barely wrap his hand around the tent flap, and it took an absurd amount of concentration to tie it off once he was inside.
Wen lay sprawled on his stomach in bed, sound asleep and unmoving. The fire, Wesley noticed, was still giving off warmth, though it had burned down considerably. He managed to tug off Wen's cloak and drape it over the wooden trunk to dry from the fresh bout of snow falling outside, then discarded his belt and weapons. With stiff, trembling fingers, and his palms even more itchy now than they had been earlier, it took another ridiculous level of concentration to unfasten his leather jerkin and get it off, then loosen the ties on his shirt and drag the wet fabric over his head. The laces on his pants proved more difficult and, finally losing patience, he yanked hard enough the lace broke. He didn't even care because at least he was free. He kicked off his boots and somehow got his pants off as well.
He managed to put a few more pieces of wood on the fire, then crouched for a moment next to it, trying to get warm. But dizziness and an unsettling sense he was floating outside of his body finally sent him staggering to the bed.
He pulled back the covers and shivered his way into the welcoming warmth next to Wen.
Wen stirred and rolled onto his side, his arms automatically opening and gathering Wesley in against him.
"You're back," he murmured, still half asleep. Then, becoming more alert… "And you're freezing!" He dragged Wesley more tightly to his body, wrapping him close.
"S-sorry. D-didn't mean to w-wake you."
"It's okay. I'm glad you did." He pressed a kiss against the top of Wesley's head, which was buried against his chest as Wesley tried to soak up some of his heat. "Gods, you're shivering."
"Shhh, stop apologizing. Let's just get you warm."
Wen held him and, slowly, eventually, the shaking that wracked Wesley eased off some. He still felt frozen inside, but Wen's body heat helped, as did the continuous litany of soothing noises Wen made and the gentle stroking of his hands up and down Wesley's back.
"Feeling any better?" Wen asked after a while, his voice low.
"Yeah," Wesley whispered.
Wen leaned back to study him. With a worried frown he pressed his lips against Wes's forehead. "You don't look well."
Even though he felt a little warmer, Wesley couldn't quite stop his teeth from chattering. "T-tired of people saying that."
"Who else has been saying it?" Wen asked, stroking Wesley's hair.
"Iann. And J-Jarrad."
"You saw Jarrad?"
"He w-went with me to talk to Iann." Wesley winced. "I'm sorry, but I had to t-tell Jarrad you were hurt. He knew something wasn't right."
Wen's forehead creased with concern.
"He wanted to come check on you, so I had t-to tell him something. I didn't say how badly hurt you were, just that you were injured from a blade, but that you were okay and sleeping. I t-told him about the healing water at the hot springs and let him th-think that's what had healed you."
Now Wen's eyebrows shot up. "And he believed it?"
"Mostly, yeah. I sh-showed him one of my hands and how it was healed from the water. And I told him you didn't want anyone else to know because you didn't want to worry your mother."
"Well, that's partly true."
"I f-figured. He knew it, too, because he said he w-wouldn't tell anyone. He volunteered to do the clean up and to make sure no soldiers got away last night. Iann let him." Wesley looked up at Wen. "Iann also said you aren't allowed to report in until tomorrow because you b-burn the candle at both ends too often."
Wen rolled his eyes. "Everybody's a critic."
"It's true. You don't t-take care of yourself."
"Wes…" Wen cupped his cheek and he was frowning again. "I'm doing better. Right now, you're the one who needs taking care of." Wesley felt his worry along the thread of their connection. "I'm going to make you some hot tea, see if that'll help."
"N-no." Wesley grabbed his arm as Wen started to roll away. "Please, Rowen. I just…I just want to sleep. With you. And you need to go back to sleep, too."
Wen relented and his expression softened. "Okay. Come here then."
That wasn't exactly a hardship for Wesley. He was still lightheaded and afraid if he moved the nausea might return. He was certain if he could just sleep, somehow everything would be all right.
But even as he closed his eyes, he felt Wen's worry rippling around him like waves in a lake, ebbing and flowing in time to each breath Wesley took. In spite of Iann's comments, and Jarrad's, and even Wen's, it was Wen's anxiety that finally made him wonder, as he drifted off, if maybe he was sicker than he was willing to admit.
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Family Mission Statement – Part 5: Freely
In 2010, Joelle and I had the chance to spend a summer in Orlando, Florida. We couldn't have timed it better! Just a few weeks prior, the Wizarding World of Harry Potter had opened at Universal Studios. How could we resist the opportunity to channel our inner Dumbledore and Hermione! We went and it was packed – in fact we waited near an hour just to get into that portion of the park. Besides the simulated ride through Hogwarts and drinking my first butterbeer, our other fondest memory was our mystery line. With the masses of people in the park, lines were everywhere. At one point we jumped in a line thinking we knew where it led. We asked the people around us in line and no one could give us a definite answer. In all, we waited in this line for over an hour, it only moved a few feet, and still to this day we have no idea what the line was for. Somebody pass me another butterbeer, please!
We eventually got out of our not so magical mystery line. One thing I couldn't help but notice was how many remained in the line. How long, I wondered, would they continue to stand there with no clear direction and such little forward progress? Either way, walking away gave us a new sense of freedom to explore! I think we left Wizard World and enjoyed the rest of the park where there were no lines at all 🙂


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A telestrator is a device that allows its operator to draw a freehand sketch over a moving or still video image. The telestrator (or video marker) is most famously recognized in sports and weather broadcasts to diagram and analyze sports plays or incoming weather patterns. The user typically draws on a touchscreen with a finger or uses a pen on a graphics tablet. From the touchscreen or tablet, the drawing signal is communicated to the telestrator, which overlays the video image with the drawing and outputs the combined signal for broadcast or display.[1]
Today, the telestrator is used in a wide variety of applications, from educational, boardroom, church and military presentations to telemedicine conferences, where it can be used by both the near and far ends to annotate precise details of microscopic images or other medical images that are under consultation. The telestrator is also used in courtrooms to communicate details of multi-media images presented to a jury, as was most famously seen during the O.J. Simpson trial in 1995.[2]
The telestrator was invented by physicist Leonard Reiffel, who used it to draw illustrations on a series of science shows he did for public television's WTTW-ch11 in Chicago in the late 1950s. After he'd been using it to help illustrate details to his young science audience, he approached Chicago's CBS affiliate WBBM-ch2 suggesting it be used in sports and weather. Bears football player-turned-sportscaster Johnny Morris, who worked on the channel, picked it up began to use it, as did the station's weatherman. According to Mr. Reiffel, "After that, New York began to hear about it, and it went on from there."[3]
The user interface for early telestrators required the user to draw on a TV screen with a light pen, whereas modern implementations are commonly controlled with a touch screen or graphics tablet.
NFL color commentator John Madden famously used a telestrator during football games for many years, boosting the device's popularity.[4] His trademark frequent use of the device has been parodied on a number of occasions by comedian Frank Caliendo.
During his time as a color commentator for NBC and TNT, Mike Fratello has been referred to as "The Czar of the Telestrator" from Marv Albert for his masterful way of diagramming basketball plays on screen.
Howie Meeker, NHL hockey color commentator and studio analyst, used the telestrator for many years on CBC's Hockey Night in Canada to analyze plays during intermissions. He was famous for shouting instructions to "the boys in the truck" such as, "Back it up! Back it up!" and, "Stop it right there!" in his trademark squeaky voice.
Wrestling announcer Bobby Heenan briefly used this while in the then-World Wrestling Federation, calling it "The Brain Scan". He would usually use it during a post-match replay to doodle derogatory pictures or comments.
Reiffel won the 2004 National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Emmy for his invention. He is one of two individuals to receive the award, which is usually given to companies and groups.[5]
Today, telestrators are widely used in broadcasts of all major sports. They have also become a useful tool in televised weather reports. It is also used by Ian Waite on Britain's Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two and humorously on the U.S. reality game show Wipeout, mostly by John Henson. The telestrator was also parodied on an episode of the FOX TV animated series Family Guy in November 2009.
Some telestrator manufacturers include Boeckeler Instruments, makers of the Pointmaker and Video Chalk product lines; Chyron, which manufactures the CodiStrator; and Mediavision's Point-HD, the latter of which is software only. Many of these products offer more than simple drawing capabilities, such as pre-made arrows, circles and other graphics.
There are also several web-based telestrator software manufacturers that allow the general consumer to purchase and download telestrator software for use on personal videos or as an application for the iPhone or Android. Telestrator capabilities are also being offered pre-installed in a variety of projection and video devices.
- ↑ Faye, Marcia. "Alumni News: Wide Margin of Victory." ITT Magazine, Winter 2011, p.1
- ↑ Pointmaker Press Releases, re: courtroom use, March 1, 1995 & videoconferencing use, April 15, 1998
- ↑ "6 Questions for Telestrator Inventor Leonard Reiffel." Popular Mechanics, October 1, 2001.
- ↑ Oaks, Chris. WIRED magazine, "John Madden on Grid Iron Tech," January 22, 1999
- ↑ "Telestrator Invention Wins Emmy Just In Time For Super Bowl". prweb.com. February 7, 2005. http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/2/prweb205940.htm. Retrieved 31 May 2012.


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The Panda Bear is tired of the moaning, gripping and kvetching that is going on with the close of Borders bookstore such as an article in http://articles.boston.com/2011-07-25/ae/29813443_1_book-shop-barnes-noble-borders-books which equates Borders with the culture of books. While the Panda Bear can have some sympathy for published authors whom Borders helped, to the Panda Bear Borders books is nothing but a big and probably greedy corporation that failed because it did not keep up with the times; it is not a small independent bookstore that reflects the community it serves; Borders was a mega corporation into making prof. The Panda Bear gets most of her books from the library where she feels true book culture live and now libraries are now doing better than ever. The Panda Bear lives in an urban area where there are many other bookstores.so Borders is not leaving the area book deprived.
It was Charles Darwin who said "It is not the strongest of the species who survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change." Borders failed to adapt to change. It did not until it was too late realize the impact e-books would have on the market. The Panda Bear heard the upper management at Borders were not experts in books;obviously they made some wrong decisions. In a capitalist system, they theory is the inefficient and outmoded organizations should go under; competition is what makes organizations to try to become more efficient(however, the recent US government bailouts recently violated these principles). The Panda Bear remembers hearing in class that a problem is communist countries was that they tried to keep organizations operating that should fail and this made communist countries poor because this was inefficient.
Furthermore, there historically been changes in the written word that have effected its operations. The printing press did away with people having to copy books by hand. It amuses the Panda Bear to read in the old novels of Charles Dickens, Wilkie Collins and D.H. Lawrence that if one needed a copy of something, a person had to copy it by hand. Improved methods of copying have probably thrown hundreds of people out of work!!! However, no rational person wants to go back to the times of writing and copying everything by hand.
The Panda Bear has suffered some losses in her daytime job as a result of the new technologies. She started her work life as a professional typist, typing insurance forms on carbon paper. She worked in secretary/assistant positions which there are now fewer of because of the invention of the word processor and personal computer. In fact the Panda Bear was not that enthusiastic about either word processing or the world wide web when she first used them but she had adapted and now loves these technologies.
As stated in previous posts, the Panda Bear likes eReaders. The Panda Bear's Kobo eReader broke. She was able to to return it to Best Buy and exchanged it for the NOOK The Simple Touch Reader. As she has stated her previous posts on eReaders, she finds it easy on the eyes, very convenient in that one can now download books from the library, to a large extent have the feel of a book and saves the Panda Bear from having to carry lots of books.
However, in addition to the above benefits the Panda Bear is finding that eReaders are making it "cool", "hip" , "tech" and "trendy"to read. At work, everyone looks so proud of their eReaders. The Panda Bear and her coworkers take out their eReaders and compare features. They show each other the their eReader libraries. The Panda Bear can dazzle people with her ability to read a library eBook well within two weeks(the library has a two week takeout period). The visual arts have had their upgrades in technology with photographs, movies, and television. The audio arts have had their technological upgrades with records, CDs and MP3s. Now books have caught up with the other arts with eReading.
About half the books the Panda Bear takes out from the library are out of copyright. She can get these books for free on the Internet and download them to her eReader. This where eReaders will really hurt the publishing industry-so many classics and old books people will be able to get for free on the Internet.
The Panda Bear thinks the digital revolution will lead to a renaissance in the written word. Just think a hundred and fifty years ago people had no alternatives to newspapers, written letters and the telegraph. The written word was the supreme not in person form of communication. Then telephones, radios and televsion came in making the written word slow in comparison to the newer technologies in terms of communication. Now in the digital age the written word can compete with sound and sight technology in terms of getting information fast.
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Chapter: French news
Sell to buy, it's the right time
If you are a little short of space with a growing family. If your dream is a house with a garden. But the financial environment and the conditions for getting a home loan appear daunting you might well think twice before selling your home to buy a new property. But in fact, it is quite possibly the best time to make a great deal when buying a new home.
Take advantage of the drop in prices
If you have owned the property you wish to sell for over ten years you will have made a significant added value in spite of the recent drop in property prices. You will not therefore make a loss and can take advantage of the drop in prices to buy your new home. On one hand you will have cashed in the added value on your home and on the other you will be buying at a realistic market price; selling your home to buy a new one is therefore a winning strategy.
Property, a solid investment
Many experts, such as Frédéric Boury, Associate Manager of Aestimo Finance et Patrimoine, consider that property remains, more than ever, an excellent investment. Although prices are being adjusted downwards at the moment, there is no risk of a property crisis in France. Buying into bricks and mortar therefore remains a solid investment.
The government supports the property market
The State recovery plan for French banks; drops in the European bank rate; the monthly credit barometer; the State guarantee on home loans... the government is supporting the property market and is taking steps to ensure that French banks, which have become cautious further to the subprime crisis subprime crisis, keep providing access to property credits.
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Liquid phase separation is an emerging concept that appears to be at the basis of many biophysical processes underlying key cellular functions. As many laboratories in the Montreal Area are working directly on this process or are working on cellular mechanisms involving phase separation, we thought it was important to reunite these great minds in order to share ideas, thoughts and maybe create collaborations.
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The Minister for Finance, Michael Noonan TD, has said that workers who are due to benefit from reductions to the Universal Social Charge on January 1st would pay more tax under Fianna Fáil.
Minister Noonan said: "As we approach the new year, low and middle income earners can expect an increase in their take home pay. This is due to reductions in the Universal Social Charge that were introduced in the most recent budget.
"The USC reductions will bring the higher rate of tax under 50% for the first time since 2009. Fianna Fáil opposed these reductions because they do not grasp the concept that putting extra money in people's pockets has a positive effect on our economic recovery.
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"We cannot go back to the same old Fianna Fail who wrecked the economy, have learned nothing from the past and are still the high tax, high spend party.
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The Extension Master Gardener℠ volunteer program is a national program of trained volunteers who work in partnership with their local N.C. Cooperative Extension Center to extend horticultural information throughout the community. Accepted applicants enter the training portion of the program, and can begin volunteering during the class.
The 2019 class will meet for 13 weeks on Wednesday afternoons. Most classes will be held in Alexander, Caldwell, or Wilkes counties. Residents of Alexander, Caldwell, and Wilkes are invited to participate.
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