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The definition you give that a free radical is a cell which tries to repair itself by draining other cells is absolutely incorrect. A free radical has to do with a missing valence electron, often a lone proton with no electron (H+). The anti-oxidants prevent those atoms from oxidizing (gaining an electron) from your cells, because they get their electron from the anti-oxidant.Such a glaring error on a health website is a big deal. I can't trust any information you have here, since you didn't fact check something so basic.
Actually, strawberries are a goitrogen and are bad for those with hypothyroidism.
Ah yes it's strawberry season and the growers have to put a spin on their product. All fruit and vegetables have those benefits. One reason why you should add strawberries to your diet is to help the farmers who make a living at this. Why dont they just come out and say that....
Strawberries are also good source of iodine, for the thyroid, a so frequently over-ignored health problem.
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Libertarian group aiming for U.S. state takeover
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Date: | 06/04/03 |
Title: | Libertarian group aiming for U.S. state takeover |
Author: | Kristin Roberts |
Publication: | Boston Globe |
Libertarian group aiming for U.S. state takeover
By Kristin Roberts 06/04/03
MIAMI (Reuters) Libertarians who hope to take control of a U.S. state's
government and then do away with most of it are looking at 10 states as
possible targets and aim to make their selection by October.
Leaders of the almost 2-year-old Free State Project say membership is nearing a magic 5,000 mark, the number that the group has set as the trigger point for an internal vote on which U.S. state they should call home.
Alaska, Delaware, Idaho, Maine, Montana, New Hampshire, North Dakota, South Dakota, Vermont and Wyoming are all in the running.
Under a plan by a Yale University political scientist, seen as a long shot by experts, the group will move to the chosen state, recruit at least 15,000 more people who share the libertarian vision of less government in citizens' lives and get elected to state offices including the legislature and ultimately the governorship.
Once in power, they intend to dramatically slice the state's government and its budget, perhaps by 75 percent. On its Web site (http://freestateproject.org), the group says it does not promote secession from the United States.
With government scaled back dramatically, state officials will have the sole job of protecting "life, liberty and property," according to Jason Sorens, the group's Yale-educated founder and president, who expects a vote this fall.
"The original idea was simply to concentrate the number of activists in a single state," Sorens said. He had observed the ineffectiveness of previous libertarian actions, highlighted by the failure of Libertarian Party presidential contenders to win more than 1 percent of the vote.
By moving to one state, the group expects better odds, but history and political science experts disagree.
"It's not very likely at all" that the group will succeed, said David Gillespie, political science professor at Presbyterian College in South Carolina.
The movement will suffer, experts said, from obstacles facing all minor parties in the two-party dominated American political system as well as the fringe nature of libertarians.
"The Libertarian image within the country is a radical image," Gillespie said, noting libertarians and the Free State Project fall into a category of movements based on doctrine rather than pragmatism needed to form coalitions and win elections.
"They find their reality not in election victory but in being right."
Libertarians have not been alone in America's history in their quest for less government. Classical liberals of Thomas Jefferson's bent say the nation's founders had no intention of creating a country whose government was so deeply involved in citizens' lives.
Other groups have looked to break from the federal government altogether. South Carolina seceded from the union of states in 1860 to advance the conflict that resulted in the Civil War. In 1990, Alaskans elected an Alaskan Independence Party candidate for governor.
The Free State Project, however, derives its hope from Canada where Quebec's separatist Parti Quebecois in 1976 won a provincial election with 41 percent of the popular vote despite having just 100,000 members in a population of 6.2 million.
Based roughly on those figures, the Free State Project expects that by moving to a state with fewer than 1.5 million people and developing a base of 20,000 members, the group can win election to state offices and begin chopping the budget.
Membership in the Free State Project, which involves a pledge to pack up and move, topped 3,700 by the end of May.
The states under consideration meet requirements of a small population and relatively low average spending by the Democratic and Republican parties during recent election cycles.
Rhode Island and Hawaii were eliminated because of their "hopelessly statist political cultures," the group's research committee decided.
Three of the ten Alaska, North Dakota and Maine have all had third-party governors. In U.S. history, only eight third-party candidates have won state gubernatorial elections, according to the National Governors Association.
But the last third party to have enduring success was the Republican Party, solidified by President Abraham Lincoln's 1860 win six years after the party's first official meeting.
Free State Project leaders say they recognize the problems facing minor parties. Sorens, in fact, hopes the group will act more as a voting league to support any candidate who endorses libertarian ideas.
Still, even supporters of minor party movements say the Free State Project is a long shot.
"It's fun to theorize but then it gets to selling your house," said Richard Winger, a libertarian and editor of Ballot Access News, a publication on ballot laws and regulations.
"I can't see mass migration," he said.
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Ignore money: Shaheen's awful college advice
Sen. Shaheen is a sponsor of the "Pay As You Earn plan." The legislation "caps payments for Federal Direct Student Loans at 10 percent of discretionary income," as a Shaheen press release explained it. The idea is that recent college graduates often have low-paying jobs, so their student loan payments should be held to levels they can always afford to make.
Shaheen said the plan "is especially important for workers in lower-paying public service careers, such as teachers, nurses, or first-responders." Then she made this stunning statement: "Students should be able to pursue a career based on their passions and interests, not by concerns about being able to pay back their loans."
In what universe?
Shaheen would have students pursue their dreams free from financial considerations. Their parents might have other ideas. Choosing to be a social worker or a (gulp) journalist instead of a banker or entrepreneur is a matter of more than personal fulfillment. It is a matter of economics as well. Young people should understand the real-life financial consequences of their career choices. They should not be encouraged by government policy to expect that such consequences are a matter of no concern.
The ready availability of government-subsidized, low-interest student loans already encourages people to pursue careers with little regard to their ability to repay those debts. Further distancing career choices from the financial realities that await in the real world sounds compassionate, but it could lead to many more people staying in debt much longer while pursuing work for which there is little demand.
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I am an Ultra-Conservative, Alpha-Male, True Authentic Leader, Type "C" Personality, who is very active in my community; whether it is donating time, clothes or money for Project Concern or going to Common Council meetings and voicing my opinions. As a blogger, I intend to provide a different viewpoint "The way I see it!" on various world, national and local issues with a few helpful tips & tidbits sprinkled in.
Say it Isn't So - Three under investigation for possible voter fraud
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The Milwaukee County district attorney's office is seeking records from the Marriott Residence Inn in Glendale as part of an investigation to determine if three people who listed the hotel as their residence on voter registration records committed voter fraud.
The district attorney's office has been investigating a complaint accusing out-of-state election volunteers of voting in Wisconsin during the April 5 election. The complaint, filed in October, alleges the three are not permanent residents of Wisconsin.
A Milwaukee County Circuit Court commissioner approved a subpoena earlier this month that seeks records related to hotel charges and credit cards used to pay those charges for the three people suspected of committing voter fraud, a felony. The subpoena also seeks information about the vehicles the three parked at the hotel.
The hotel was ordered to provide the records.
One of the three under investigation is from Georgia, one from New Jersey and one possibly from Florida, according to court records.
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Hammond's reform plan deserves attention. It is not yet certain that the plan to outsource procurement will work but nor can the current system continue
An FT series looking at Britain's role in a world of constrained defence budgets
The US defence department has raised concerns about the UK's plan for a private company to manage its £14bn annual procurement budget
Defence secretary seeks to reshape boundaries by arguing that cash for health and education of the military should not come from him
A Ministry of Defence plan to outsource procurement of the UK's military equipment to a private contractor has received a wary response from the industry
The prime minister says it would be foolish to leave the UK defenceless amid continuing threat from some countries, such as North Korea
Philip Hammond, defence secretary, is set to announce that he is considering getting a private group to procure Britain's military equipment
Hammond's reform plan deserves attention. It is not yet certain that the plan to outsource procurement will work but nor can the current system continue
The British Army's withdrawal from Germany is welcome but the assault on defence spending carries profound risks, writes Max Hastings
Britain has a vital global role in defence and diplomacy. Cameron must ensure that his government allocates the money needed to maintain it
Britain faces a contradiction between being a big military player and declining defence spending. It must scale back either the rhetoric or the cuts
Britain faces a debate over its nuclear weapons and whether there are cheaper alternatives to Trident in an age of austerity. By James Blitz
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I Can't Have Osteoporosis – I Feel Fine
This week a patient told me "I can't have Osteoporosis, because I feel fine!" Osteoporosis is often silent. Osteoporosis can sneak up on you. You do not feel a thing – until the first fracture. And even then you must pay attention to realize that you have been warned.
High blood pressure can hide until the first stroke, or TIA if you are lucky. High cholesterol can hide until the first heart attack, a minor one if you are lucky. Diabetes can be overlooked until your eyesight or kidneys fail, or you lose a leg to ulcers. However, all of these, including Osteoporosis, can be successfully treated before a major problem arrives!!!
Fracture Prevention – Not Bone Mineral Density
The goal of Bone Health Evaluation and Treatment is Fracture Prevention! DXA and Bone Mineral Density (BMD) are useful tools for evaluation. But DXA and BMD are only one out of many tools for bone health evaluation. DXA t-score and BMD should never be the sole goal of treatment.
As an orthopedic surgeon, my goal is always Decreasing Fracture Risk. In the USA we sometimes seem to have forgotten that real goal. We focus too much on DXA t-scores. We should focus on the patient. We should treat "Clinical Osteoporosis". The patient deserves a complete Bone Health evaluation.
Start with Dietary Calcium
Once again we are warned of the dangers of calcium supplements. Once again those studies cited prescribed supplements without regard to total calcium intake, including diet. What matters is total calcium intake, including diet.
I prescribe a lot of Calcium Citrate for my patients. I would prefer not to. Dietary Calcium is more easily digested than supplements, and appears to hold fewer dangers than Calcium Carbonate or other calcium supplements. Unfortunately, we have lost our taste for calcium rich foods. There are tasty choices.


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"Martial, complaining that a fellow poet has copied all his activities, lists the genres in descending order of nobility (and size): epic, tragedy, lyric, satire, elegy, and epigram."
-from Michael Coffey's Roman Satire, p.5
Roman literature began as an imitation of the Greek literary forms, from the epic stories of Greek heroes and tragedy to the poem known as an epigram. It was only in satire that the Romans could claim originality, since the Greeks never split satire off into its own genre.
Satire, as invented by the Romans, had a tendency from the beginning towards social criticism -- some of it quite nasty -- which we still associate with satire. But the defining characteristic of Roman satire was that it was a medley, like a modern revue.
Types of Satire
Menippean Satire
The Romans produced two types of satire. Menippean satire was frequently a parody, blending prose and verse. The first use of this was the Syrian Cynic philosopher Menippus of Gadara (fl. 290 B.C.). Varro (116-27 B.C.) brought it into Latin. The Apocolocyntosis (Pumpkinification of Claudius), attributed to Seneca, a parody of the deification of the drooling emperor, is the only extant Menippean satire. We also have large segments of the Epicurean satire/novel, Satyricon, by Petronius.
Verse Satire
The other, and more important type of satire, was the verse satire. Satire unqualified by "Menippean" usually refers to the verse satire. It was written in dactylic hexameter meter, like epics. [See Meter in Poetry.] Its stately meter partly accounts for its relatively high place in the hierarchy of poetry quoted at the beginning.
Founder of the Genre of Satire
Although there were earlier Latin writers instrumental in developing the genre of satire, the official founder of this Roman genre is Lucilius, of whom we have only fragments. Horace, Persius, and Juvenal followed, leaving us many complete satires about the life, vice, and moral decay they saw around them.
Antecedents of Satire
Attacking the foolish, a component of ancient or modern satire, is found in Athenian Old Comedy whose sole extant representative is Aristophanes. The Romans borrowed from him and other then extant Greek writers of comedy, Cratinus and Eupolus, according to Horace. The Latin satirists also borrowed attention-grabbing techniques from Cynic and Skeptic preachers whose extemporaneous sermons, called diatribes, could be embellished with anecdotes, character sketches, fables, obscene jokes, parodies of serious poetry, and other elements also found in Roman satire.
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Julia Ann Logan Braunlin, RN, BSN, 85, of Winston-Salem, N.C., died on Friday, June 15, 2012, at the Lahey Clinic in Burlington, Mass., due to heart complications. She and her special needs son, Carl, had moved to Winston-Salem, N.C., in 2011. She was born in Greenup, Ky., on Nov. 5, 1926, to Samuel Vernon Logan and Melissa Vina Truitt. She was a former resident of Sciotoville, Ohio, and Nitro, W.Va. After graduation from Minford High School in 1945, she was accepted in the last cadet nursing class before the end of WWII at the Sisters of Mercy School of Nursing. She graduated in 1948 and began her career as an RN. After raising seven children, she returned to her nursing career and earned her BSN from WVU in 1984. During her career, she served as Pediatric Unit Supervisor, ICU nurse, and Night Charge Psychiatric Nurse. She retired in 1994 from the Charleston Area Medical Center.
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KENT, Wash. – September 21, 2010 —The efforts of Kent civic and community leaders were honored today when America's Promise Alliance (the Alliance), the nation's largest partnership organization dedicated to youth and children, announced the city had been named a winner of the Alliance's 100 Best Communities for Young People (100 Best) competition presented by ING. Its 2010 recognition marks the first win for Kent in the competition.
The 100 Best designation recognizes those communities that make youth a priority by implementing programs that help keep children in school and prepare them for college and the 21st century workforce. The entire 2010 list of 100 Best Communities for Young People and their accomplishments can be found at www.americaspromise.org/100Best.
"Through its innovative and far-reaching programs, Kent is taking bold and effective steps to help their young people graduate and lead healthy, productive lives," said Marguerite W. Kondracke, America's Promise Alliance president and CEO. "Kent serves as an example to inspire and educate other communities across the nation to tackle the challenges facing their city and children and to implement initiatives that give them the essential resources they need to succeed in life."
Kentwas named one of the nation's 100 Best because of its community-wide effort to encourage achievement among local youth. Kent's supportive business community actively re-invests in local young people by supporting youth athletic teams, sponsoring special events and holding mock interviews to prepare young people for the workforce. These efforts, created to instill leadership and a strong work ethic, are supported by the various local government commissions which young people serve on each year to create and vote on policies that affect their community.
"This is an incredible achievement for Kent and our youth," said Suzette Cooke, Mayor of Kent. "We are fortunate to be home to an excellent school district, numerous corporate partners, an involved city government and staff – all of whom are committed to creating an environment that nurtures and prepares our youth for adulthood."
Kent has made significant efforts to create strong learning centers for young people who struggle in traditional schools. The Kent Phoenix Academy and the Kent Performance Learning Center (KPLC) were created in partnership with the Communities in Schools of Kent and the Kent School District, to offer small classes that put students on track to graduate and continue their education or begin a career.
Communities in Schools of Kent has committed to making college a realistic goal for all of local youth. The program leads local campus tours, matches participants with career mentors and internships, and hosts a job shadow program and resume writing workshops.
"This is a wonderful honor for the community of Kent. We are thankful to partner with the city in working to keep students engaged in education and successfully preparing them for college and career. Partnerships are about caring and this award reflects the tremendous community spirit focused on supporting our kids and families," said Dr. Lee Vargas, Superintendent, Kent School District.
On September 21, 2010, Kent and the other winners spanning 37 states were recognized at a ceremony in front of the Washington Monument on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Each of the winning communities was formally recognized with a designation on a map of the U.S., illustrating the geographic and demographic diversity of the winning 100 communities. In addition to the 100 Best distinction, Kent and the other top communities will receive two road signs identifying the city as one of 100 Best, as well as a trophy to be presented to local officials later this year.
Alliance Chair Alma Powell and President and CEO Marguerite W. Kondracke revealed the list of winners during the national celebration. They were joined by Rhonda Mims, president of the ING Foundation and senior vice president, ING's Office of Corporate Responsibility and Multicultural Affairs and Twilight's Kellan Lutz, who both share a passion for the development of young people.
"ING is committed to children's education and to the advancement of education initiatives that prepare them for successful futures," said Mims. "Our support for 100 Best demonstrates our goal of honoring communities like Kent that produce real, measurable results for improving the lives of young people."
The competition is one element of the Alliance's Grad Nation campaign, a 10-year initiative to mobilize all Americans to take action in their communities to end the high school dropout crisis and prepare young people for college and the 21st century workforce. More than 7,000 students drop out each school day in the U.S., resulting in 1.3 million young people a year. To help decrease these numbers, the Alliance is more committed than ever to recognizing communities – regardless of size, location or history – that are taking real action to help more young people stay in school and graduate on time.
"100 Best is an essential building block of an inspiring national movement that gives everyone a chance to ensure every young person graduates," said Powell. "These winning communities refuse to let the challenges they face be the determining factor in the lives of their children and youth. Instead, they are helping to build an infrastructure of assertive, successful and dynamic young people that are the future of this country."
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Wood Street Bar & Restaurant (ex - Crowders Well), London Wall
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There must be something of a recovery going on, because the Wood Street Bar and restaurant is another abandoned pub rescued recently. The Old Crowders Well, the previous incarnation, was a bit of an oddity - an olde-worlde-styled pubbe, squatting, uncomfortably beneath the Brutalist bulk of the Barbican. It was a decent enough pub, but awkward to find and it didn't attract a lot of passing trade - eventually it dwindled and died. Hopefully, the Wood Street Bar and Restaurant will fare better. A restaurant is a probably a better bet here, as the more cultured types who visit the Barbican will indeed need food for the body as well as the soul, but there's also something here for those thirsting for pleasures of the ale kind. The Wood Street Bar has a smallish bar in a loungey area, close to the entrance and from there you'll be able to enjoy one of the decent three ales offered on the hand pumps. And, if you're peckish, but not up for a full-on pre-theatre dinner (or Sunday brunch or roast), there's an interesting range of bar food offering such delights as chorizo cakes and tequila marinated prawns to accompany your beverage. With its pleasant, bright, panelled interior and good service, you'll find the Wood Street Bar a pretty reasonable sort of place for a cultured pint. It might be mostly restaurant, but it offers a better drinking experience than some pubs we can think of not far from here - and we'll probably be back to try the food soon too.
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hey, this place is back! it's changed it's name (sorry, can't remember) and is *almost* a restaurant, but has a bar bit at the front, and does rather passable tapas. given the current complete lack of barbican bouzers it's fine for one or two (no ale though, only nitrokeg pride) before concert/film/etc at the art centre.
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Moorgate; leave via the Moorfields exit, turn right out of the station and right when you get to the end of the block. Walk along Fore Street and where the road bends to the left you'll see the pub on your right. Barbican: cross the road, turn right and walk down to the roundabout where the Museum of London is. Turn left along London Wall and walk to the junction of Fore Street (under Alban Gate, the building that straddles London Wall). Turn left and you should see the pub in front of you.
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Downers North d. St. Francis 25-16, 25-23: Troy Krafthefer had 10 kills and Paul Novosyolov had six kills to help No. 7 Downers North (14-1) roll.
Ag. Science d. Gage Park 25-15, 17: Tim Johnson led Ag. Science with 13 kills.
Andrew d. Lockport 25-18, 25-20: Bobby Benaud paced Andrew (8-6) with 11 kills and 10 digs.
Kelvyn Park d. North Grand 25-21, 25-21: Marco Berber (six kills, five blocks, nine digs) and Jose Perez (three blocks, 10 assists) led the way for Kelvyn Park (11-9).
Lake Zurich d. North Chicago 25-9, 25-13: Chris Carmody had 13 kills to set the tone for Lake Zurich (2-9).
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York d. Proviso West 25-19, 19-25, 25-19: Jack Riber (11 kills, four blocks) Trevor Jordan (eight kills) and Jacob Ruprecht (30 assists) helped York (6-7, 2-1 West Suburban Silver) to the win.
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I have recently been thinking about the Obama administration and the overall apathy of many Americans regarding the previous Bush administration. Despite all of their war crimes & crimes against humanity, Bush & Company seem to enjoy flying under the radar of the Justice Department while they guest appear on talk shows, fundraisers and get lauded as heroic patriots at the World Series and Superbowl.
Bill Clinton was impeached and yet the Bush administration triumphantly receives the benefits of a free "Stay out of jail card." Some in foreign countries such as Spain & Switzerland are filing suits against Bush and his cohorts, but America has declined in her duties to bring the guilty to justice. In an excerpt from chapter 8 in Forrest Redd's, Blood on Their Hands, Jason Peel sums it up nicely, "If you close your eyes to avoid seeing the things that are bad, then you can pretend they aren't really there."
Perhaps we should take a cue from Joe Buck during the Superbowl when he drooled all over himself in esteem while announcing that George W. Bush was in the house. Maybe we should conduct a parade this spring honoring the entire Bush administration while Karl Rove & others on the Right try to re-write history. No…on second thought, let's hope that Bush & Company are watching next year's Superbowl from a federal pen!


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Ms. Alston was removed from office last month after she pleaded guilty to misconduct charges, but her conviction was reduced to probation last week after she completed community service required in her sentence.
Her attorneys argue that the reduction should allow her to return to office. They have requested that the attorney general's office look into the matter and issue a final opinion.
Mr. O'Malley granted the request in his letter Friday and asked the Prince George's Democratic Central Committee to withdraw its choice and take no further action until an opinion is issued.
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Manticore | |
Vice Principal of Westover Hall | |
Lieutenant of Kronos' Army | |
Vital Statistics | |
Gender | Male |
Family | Unknown |
Status | Reforming |
Eye Color | Heterochromatic (One blue, one brown) |
Hair Color | Gray |
Height | Unknown |
Other | |
Affiliation | Titans |
Weapons | Manticore Spikes |
Species | Manticore |
Home | Westover Hall (formerly) |
Greek/Roman form | None |
Appearances | The Titan's Curse |
Actor | Daniel Cudmore |
Quests | None |
" | I hate middle school dances. | " |
Dr. Thorn is a manticore and a prominent figure in Kronos' Army. He was a lieutenant of Kronos' Army and was vice principal of Westover Hall until killed by Dionysus. He will be played by Daniel Cudmore in the film adaption of The Sea of Monsters.
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Percy Jackson and the OlympiansEdit
The Titan's CurseEdit
Dr. Thorn became a vice principal of Westover Hall, and he suspected two students there, Nico and Bianca di Angelo were powerful demigods. He first met Percy Jackson, Annabeth Chase and Thalia Grace at the entrance, and their arrival confirmed Dr Thorn's suspicion. While Percy defied Thalia's orders and followed the di Angelo's and Thorn, he found that Thorn's main weapon was that he could shoot long and deadly thorns, (hence the name Dr. Thorn).
During the dance he took Nico and Bianca away while Percy followed, Thorn ended up capturing the three to a nearby cliff to make his escape. As his escape helicopter was arriving he was ambushed by Thalia, Grover and Annabeth. He was powerful enough to hold his own against them until the Hunters arrived causing him to jump off a cliff, with Annabeth on his back. He then delivered Annabeth to the General.
Dr. Thorn was seen again by Percy when he was tailing Grover, Thalia and Zoë on their quest at the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum. He went into the natural history museum to meet the General. Percy described him as being a "silly wannabe soldier" next to the General who was a born commander. He was later seen again on the docks in San Fransisco, showing contempt of the Skeletons that were supposed to be the ones to capture Percy. He battles the quest team and he nearly prevails when Mr. D kills him by wrapping him up in grape vines and then strangling him to death. Dr. Thorn was one of the only monsters to keep occurring in the same book. The others were Alecto and the Ophiotaurus.
In his human form, Dr. Thorn has short grey hair, is clean-shaven, and wears a black military style uniform with a red trim. In his manticore form, his face remains human, but he has a lion's body and a long, scorpion-like tail that can shoot spikes. In both forms, Dr. Thorn has two different colored eyes: one is brown and the other one is blue.
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WILLISTON — North Dakota isn't the only state benefiting from the oil boom, U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar said Friday.By: Amy Dalrymple, The Dickinson Press
WILLISTON — North Dakota isn't the only state benefiting from the oil boom, U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar said Friday.
As the Minnesota Democrat toured the Williston area Friday, she noted several building projects being constructed by Minnesota companies.
"People don't always realize this isn't just good for the country because of the oil production and natural gas," Klobuchar said. "It's also good because we're bringing in jobs."
Klobuchar toured western North Dakota Friday with Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D., to get a firsthand look at the oil and gas development and the infrastructure challenges facing the rapidly growing communities.
The senators toured a drilling rig near Williston and watched a demonstration of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing. They also toured the Hess Corp. natural gas processing facility in Tioga.
Hoeven and Klobuchar are sponsoring the bipartisan Domestic Fuels Act of 2012, which seeks to make it easier to market all fuels and give consumers more choice at the pump.
Hoeven said he wants to enlist Klobuchar's support for continued energy development.
"We want to build the kind of energy policy for this country that we've built right here in North Dakota," Hoeven said. "That takes bipartisan support."
Klobuchar said leaders should focus on homegrown energy solutions.
"I'd rather be investing in the farmers and the workers of the Midwest instead of oil cartels of the Mideast," Klobuchar said. "That's what this is really about for the county. While it is a great thing for North Dakota, we have to remember that for states like Minnesota, eventually it's going to mean more oil, less dependency."
Russell Rankin, Williston regional manager for Statoil, said he was glad to be able to show the senators how a drilling rig operates.
"The more we can bring the true story of what we do and how prudently we do it, the better off we're going to be," Rankin said.
Hoeven and Klobuchar also surveyed some of the challenges facing Williston, such as the needs for road improvements, additional housing and increased resources for growing school districts.
"There are a lot of infrastructure impacts that go along with this kind of development, so it's important that we address those as well," Hoeven said.
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