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The Yellow Tail (イエローテイル Ierōteiru?) is a recurring board type Extreme Gear that appears in the Sonic Riders series. It is Miles "Tails" Prower's personal Extreme Gear, and his default Extreme Gear. It is one of the first Extreme Gears available in every game in the Sonic Riders series.
Game appearances
Sonic Riders
Tails was already comfortable with air tricks, so he caught on quick thanks to his trusty Yellow Tail Board and his many airborne talents. This board was created by Robotnik, Inc. Specifically for Tails
— Description from Sonic Riders (Website)
By Robotnik Corp. Flight Type Air board.
— Description, Sonic Riders[1]
The Yellow Tail first appeared in Sonic Riders. According to its profiles, the Yellow Tail is a customized Flight Type Air board from Robotnik Corp. and is made especially for Tails. It is only useable to Tails in this game.
The Yellow Tail's design in Sonic Riders is that of a metal plated yellow-orange board with a yellow stripe ringing around it. It also has rectangular foot panels in the center of its top surface, with recesses on it.
Abilities and traits
As a Board-type Extreme Gear in Sonic Riders, the Yellow Tail is well-balanced in its attributes with average statistics, an average rate of fuel-consumption and is suited for general riding.
Like most other character exclusive Extreme Gears, the Yellow Tail does not possess any unique abilities of its own.
Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity
The Yellow Tail returned in Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity, once again as Tails' trusty Extreme Gear. This version of Yellow Tail, however, is not explicitly that same as the one seen in Sonic Riders. According to its profile, it is a completely rebuilt Extreme Gear from the ground up, by Tails, with a body made of metal with transforming properties. It is only useable to Tails in normal races, but is usable to all characters (except Dr. Eggman) in Survival Relay.
In Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity, the Yellow Tail received a redesign. In this game, the Yellow Tail resembles a bone-shaped yellow aircraft board. Its mid-section is colored white, with the section of the foremost front being yellow, while most of the rear is yellow, with a dark orange accent. It also has a platform on the top, made of two silver-colored grey foot panels with a grey area connecting them, to balance Tails.
Abilities and traits
As a Board type Extreme Gear in Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity, the Yellow Tail is well-balanced in its attributes with average statistics and is suited for general riding. Like most other character-exclusive Extreme Gears, the Yellow Tail does not possess any unique abilities of its own.
Gear Parts
|Max Speed UP
|Increases the Yellow Tail's top speed.
|20 Rings
|Air Ride
|Turns the Yellow Tail into an Air Ride type Extreme Gear,
granting air-riding capabilities.
|40 Rings
|GP Gauge UP
|Raises the Yellow Tail's GP Gauge by 25 points.
|70 Rings
Sonic Free Riders
The Yellow Tail made another reappearance in Sonic Free Riders. According to its profile, Tails personally customized the Yellow Tail for himself. While it lacks overall power, it makes up for it in racing capabilities. It is only useable to Tails in this game.
In Sonic Free Riders, the Yellow Tail is given a new redesign. In this game, the Yellow Tail has been given a hull-shaped, but still sleek and thin, board-like design. The edges of the Yellow Tail are colored orange, with red accents on the front and rear, while the top surface of it is grey, with two circles and orange and red markings decorating it.
Abilities and traits
As a Board type Extreme Gear in Sonic Free Riders, the Yellow Tail is, like in Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity, well-balanced in its attributes with average statistics and is suited for general riding.
Like in the previous titles, the Yellow Tail possesses no unique abilities of its own, but it can be equipped with two Gear Parts.
Sonic Generations
In the Nintendo 3DS version of Sonic Generations, the Yellow Star makes a small cameo appearance alongside Tails on a bonus artwork in the Collection Room.
In other media
Archie ComicsThe Yellow Tail made a brief appearance in the Sonic the Hedgehog comic book series and its spin-offs published by Archie Comics. In this media, the Yellow Tail was one of the Extreme Gears constructed by Miles "Tails" Prower so that the rest of the team could keep up with Sonic the Hedgehog during their missions.
The Yellow Tail's first and only appearance so far has been in Sonic the Hedgehog #164's second story, "Sonic Riders - Part two", which served as a comic adaption of Sonic Riders. After Sonic returned to Freedom HQ, beaten and bruised by the Babylon Rogues, the hedgehog was at a loss of how to stop this group, who had promised to come to attack Knothole the next day. Tails, however, presented a solution to this problem, by giving themselves their own Extreme Gear, the Yellow Tail included, so they could face the Rogues on even grounds. While Knuckles took a look on the Yellow Tail, Tails pointed out that though the boards were prototypes, they were all functional.
The next day, Tails arrived on the Yellow Tail outside of Knothole, along with Sonic and Knuckles on their own Extreme Gear, and managed to intercept the Babylon Rogues with their Extreme Gear. Tails himself squared off against Wave on his Yellow Tail, though Wave dismissed the Yellow Tail as a piece of junk, much to Tails' anger. Eventually though, the heroes were successful in defeating the Babylon Rogues and driving them off.
- In Sonic Riders and Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity the Yellow Tail has the same stats as the Blue Star and the Type-W.
- Yellow Tail shares its name with a fish.
- ↑ Official in-game description in Sonic Riders.
- ↑ Official in-game description in Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity.
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This is my build, taking advantage of Ryze's Overload (Q) , trough mana items, offering survivability and CDR aswell.
Ghost and Flash are good choices, but you can replace it, if you want, with Ghost/Ignite or Flash/Ignite. Take Cleanse instead of Flash if they have too many disables. Clarity is not necessary since we rush Tear of the Goddess in this build.
Overload (Q) will be your most powerfull single target spell, we try to max this second.
Rune Prison (W) we want to max this spell first, it's the most useful skill you have, alloying you to chase, defend yourself, and generally stay at a safe distance. We max this first, and get it at lvl 2.
Your Spell Flux (E) is still very powerfull, because as soon as you get Archangel Staff, mana items suddendly become AP.
Desperate Power (R) activate this anytime you can, be it to damage enemies or just clear minion waves.
[*] Full Spell Combo - W, R, E, Q
[*] The usual 9/0/21 for masteries, since this build lacks Magic pen. from items, and the utility is good for casters in general.
[*] Skill Level order: E,W,W,Q,Q,R. After lvl 6, max Desperate power, Rune prison, Overload, and Spell flux, in this order.
- High AOE damage
- Good defense against DPS with Frozen Heart
- High magic resist trough Banshee's Veil and Lich's bane
- Close to 3k health
- Constant Magic Damage trough CDR and overload's passive
- Single target CC - Rune prison
- Not a very impressive amount of AP until the build is finished. You will be reaching 400+ AP with this build though.
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As the cold, snowy winter prepares to relax the icy grasp it has held on much of the United States this winter, eager vacationers are preparing for their spring break trips.
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Cancun, Mexico
While the weekend will have inclement weather for this college vacation hotspot, AccuWeather.com meteorologists Mark Paquette and Rob Miller said that the disruptive front will move away from the area. In its wake will be a more seasonable pattern, with plenty of sunshine and warmer air.
The average high temperature in Cancun in March is 84 F with a low of 71 F, with nearly 90 percent of average March days above 80 F. It is typically a dry month for the area, with an average of only three days seeing any precipitation.
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It will be a chilly start to next week for South Padre Island as a storm moves through. Temperatures will only be in the 50s on Sunday, but will rise to the 60s Monday before hitting the 70s for the remainder of the week. Monday will also feature some gusty, northerly winds and rain.
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Sarah Caudwell had us grinning at her first novel, Thus Was Adonis Murdered, a witty mystery about some young London barristers who turned themselves into a detective squad when one of them was suspected of murder. We're now happy to report that her new mystery, The Shortest Way to Hades (Scribner's, $12.95), is every bit as beguiling.
Drolly narrated by the sexually ambiguous Hilary Tamar -- an Oxford professor of law known affectionately to her/his former pupils as a ''gossip- mongering academic'' -- this tale opens when the lawyers are assigned to the trust arrangements that will make a lucky young woman the principal heir to 5 million pounds. A death occurs, and in their commitment to scholarship, justice and juicy scandal, Prof. Tamar and friends track suspicious suspects all over London to porno parties and lesbian bars, and even to the Greek Islands.


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Yale begins is 141st season of football, its second under coach Tony Reno, on Saturday at Colgate. Kickoff is at 1 p.m.
The Bulldogs (2-8, 1-6) finished last in the Ivy League last season for the first time since 1997.
For the first time in seven years, Yale opens with someone other than Georgetown (the Bulldogs won all six). Yale leads the series with Colgate, of the Patriot League, 25-11-3, and this is the 40th meeting. Colgate won last season's meeting in New Haven behind four rushing touchdowns by quarterback Gavin McCarney, who returns for his senior season.


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The final Iowa Democratic caucus results: Hillary Clinton, 49.8 percent, Bernie Sanders 49.6 percent.
Republicans: Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, 27.6 percent; real estate mogul Donald Trump, 24.3 percent; Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., 23.1 percent.
The results were nothing like the polls that had preceded them. None of the nine major Iowa polls taken in the 10 days before Iowa's Monday Republican caucus had Cruz ahead, according to RealClearPolitics, which compiles the surveys.
It showed Trump with average lead of 4.7 percentage points. Emerson and Opinion Savvy came closest, both giving Trump a 1 percent point edge.
The closely watched Des Moines Register/Bloomberg Politics poll showed Trump up by 5 percentage points, though pollster Ann Selzer said that a bigger-than-expected evangelical turnout would bring Cruz within 1 point.
Among Democrats, eight major polls taken within the final 10 days gave former Secretary of State Clinton a 4 percentage point advantage. Quinnipiac did have Sanders, an independent senator from Vermont, up by 3, while ARG also had him ahead by 3.
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For over a century, the Casinos de Monte-Carlo have been a global reference. Combining luxury and creativity, tradition and a bold modern approach, they offer players an ever-evolving choice of games which underpins the eternal fascination for the "Monte-Carlo" experience.
Internationally renowned as a benchmark for prestige and high-end tourism, the Monte-Carlo SBM Resort has 4 luxury hotels in the Principality of Monaco.
Discover the signature dishes of the greatest French chefs in Monte-Carlo SBM restaurants. Top class cuisine to delight your eyes and palate.
Nightlife is part and parcel of the legend of Monaco. Exciting or glamorous, a nightclub or gala event, evenings in Monaco are always exceptional!
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This self-taught artist's creative research has progressively led her to experiment with various techniques such as inclusions, dripping and moulding.
Passionate about working with materials, she has managed to acquire a broad knowledge and skilful mastery in this area by constantly unveiling more and more original works.
Laurence Jenkell decided to work on something she holds close to her heart: candy sculptures! By using Plexiglas as a raw material and the "wrapping" technique (rolling and twisting the material), she reveals majestic sculptures.
To celebrate the 150-year anniversary of Société des Bains de Mer, Laurence Jenkell has produced a customised candy sculpture in the event's signature colours.
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- Sporting Monte-Carlo Hall: 2.30 m Liquorice Chromo candy (Plexiglas)
- Sporting Monte-Carlo Entrance: White 2.20 m 150-year SBM commemorative candy.
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This legendary casino and Belle Epoque jewel is the absolute reference for all players. Its wide range of table games is the most prestigious and the most complete in Europe.
A stone's throw from the Sporting Monte-Carlo is the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort, complete with its own ultra-modern designed casino combining pleasure and comfort.
A legendary luxury hotel ideally located on Monaco's glamorous Place du Casino: 182 rooms including 74 suites and junior suites, 3 restaurants including Le Louis XV-Alain Ducasse, and direct access to the Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo.
A Belle Epoque jewel with discreet charm: 280 rooms including 15 junior suites, 20 suites and 8 Diamond suites, unimpeded views of Monaco's harbour and direct access to the Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo.
The new resort: 334 rooms including 22 suites, heated indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a sandy-bottomed lagoon, the Spa Cinq Mondes, state-of-the-art facilities and walking distance to the famous Sporting Monte-Carlo.
Welcome to a legendary hotel that has been redesigned by India Mahdavi: 40 rooms, including 14 suites and junior suites, the gourmet Elsa restaurant, a sweeping view of the Mediterranean, a water sports club and Olympic-size swimming pool.
Discover the innovative cuisine inspired by Chef Marcel Ravin on his travels, in a casual trendy ambiance with superb views of the sea and gardens.
Amber lighting, a Zen attitude, music featuring world-renowned compilations, the "made in Monaco" Buddha Bar is the perfect place to unwind, just around the corner from the busy Place du Casino.
The legendary terrace of the Café de Paris epitomises the very special ambiance of this venue on Place du Casino. Open all year round from breakfast until late at night, it offers a wide range of drinks and exotic cocktails for those who enjoy watching the glamorous world of Monte-Carlo go by.
A restaurant offering Latin American cuisine and Monaco's festive spirit.
This new restaurant offers top quality contemporary cuisine which draws on Riviera culinary traditions.
The products of the Mediterranean Sea greatly inspire our chef who offers healthy cuisine that deftly combines wellness and delicious gourmet flavours
L'Orange Verte offers a simple and delicious cuisine at any time of day.
Welcome to La Pizzeria, Monte-Carlo Beach's new restaurant that will take you on a culinary journey to Italy. Enjoy a superb view of the Mediterranean, an idyllic setting, 100% organic food, and much more!
This is a magnificent venue for hosting your prestigious receptions all year round and for dining out in summer on its terrace with a view of Place du Casino.
Basking in the sunshine, surrounded by lush greenery as you listen to the sound of the waves, this is an ideal spot to tuck into grilled fish or a buffet at lunchtime, or yield to the temptations of a well-orchestrated menu in the evening.
A summer restaurant with south-facing terrace located between the sea and the lagoon.
The Chef prepares an inventive and contemporary cuisine in a casual club-like ambiance.
From its lofty position on the eighth floor, this restaurant offers a new interpretation of Mediterranean gourmet cuisine. In summer the roof slides back to reveal one of the most beautiful views on the Côte d'Azur.
Experience a philosophy which reinterprets a cuisine based on the essentials and simplicity, with a subtle, harmonious balance between tradition, evolution and modernity.
Amidst a decor designed by Pierre Yves Rochon, Le Vistamar plays host to an original concept orchestrated by Chef Benoit Witz.
Amidst the lively atmosphere of the American gaming rooms, this restaurant offers daily specials and a wide choice of salads and pasta dishes you can mix and match as you wish.
Traditional Italian cuisine. Located at the entrance of the gaming halls, overlooking the Place du Casino, décor recreates in minute detail a dining room sleeper in the time of the Belle Epoque.
In the heart of the Hôtel Hermitage enjoy tasty appetizers and exellent champagnes by the glass.
With its unusual design, terrace by the sea, billiards room and DJ, the Blue Gin is a venue you have to visit at least once when in Monaco. The spacious lounge is the perfect place to relax and peruse a highly original drinks menu.
Amber lighting, a Zen attitude, music featuring world-renowned compilations, the "made in Monaco" Buddha Bar is the perfect place to unwind, just around the corner from the busy Place du Casino.
The legendary terrace of the Café de Paris epitomises the very special ambiance of this venue on Place du Casino. Open all year round from breakfast until late at night, it offers a wide range of drinks and exotic cocktails for those who enjoy watching the glamorous world of Monte-Carlo go by.
A restaurant offering Latin American cuisine and Monaco's festive spirit.
A chic venue with a beautiful terrace and magnificent view of the Principality, this is the ideal spot to enjoy fine wines by the glass and a cigar.
Come discover the magnificent panoramic view of the Mediterranean Sea, Port Hercule and the Rock of Monaco from the Crystal Terrace, in a cosy lounge atmosphere.
One of the world's legendary night clubs that has been lighting up Riviera nights for over 30 years.
An elegant ambiance of shiny leather, soft lighting and windows onto the sea awaits you in this mythical bar, which collects vintage wines and spirits.
The Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort has assembled all the expertise of the Cinq Mondes SPAS to offer a unique voyage for the senses.
This SPA draws inspiration from the inherent harmony in the architecture and ambiance of the Monte-Carlo Beach itself: 80m² dedicated to well-being with three massage rooms, a hammam, and treatment products and programmes by La Prairie.
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When University of Maryland football and basketball move to a new flagship for 1991-92, there will be a familiar voice at the helm.
Johnny Holliday is returning for his 13th year of Maryland radio play-by-play, Jefferson Pilot Sports announced yesterday. However, Holliday is getting a new football partner: Azizuddin Abdur-Ra'oof, a former Terrapins wide receiver, is replacing ex-Baltimore Colt Tom Matte, who worked with Holliday for two seasons. Greg Manning will return as basketball analyst.
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Mr. Chidgey: I thank the hon. Member for Buckingham for his kind introduction.
I turn my attention, first, to new clause 5. It raises an issue that came to light on Second Reading, when the Government justified the introduction of the European symbol on number plates on the basis of identification of vehicles. That is a sound principle, with which I would not argue, as that is what a registration plate is intended for. However, I suspected that down the line was coming a European Union directive to insist that plates on cars registered in the European Union should carry the European symbol.
The matter introduces a paradox. If one is saying that the introduction of a symbol on a registration plate is a means of improving the identification of vehicles, to which we all subscribe, a requirement to display a national symbol on a number plate must also aid and improve identification. Never mind the philosophical argument about the pros and cons of displaying a European symbol on one's car; that is not the issue. The issue is whether doing so improves identification of the vehicle on the roads of Europe. If so, I return to the point that it cannot be objectionable, and it should not be prescribed that a requirement to display a national symbol would not improve that process.
I agree that we should not dilate on all sorts of symbols. The issue is the purpose and function of the registration plate, and how we might improve recognition and identification of vehicles throughout the European Union. I should therefore like to hear from the Minister whether he is trying to demur from admitting that the directive emanating from Brussels, to which we have signed up without thinking, is unnecessary. Perhaps surprisingly, as a Liberal Democrat, I accept that such things happen, and I fulminate against them, although often the disadvantages are outweighed by the benefits. On this issue, however, one cannot have it both ways. Either one thinks that having a symbol on a number plate improves identification and therefore one should specify that a national symbol helps that process or one should not legislate for a symbol at all.
Mr. Bercow: Does the hon. Gentleman not think that it is possible, as I fear it isI do not want to put thoughts in hon. Members' heads, but I expect that they are there anywaythat one argument that might be used in support of a requirement to display the European Union flag would be that, if one were driving in another EU country, it would be the clearly identifiable symbol? The national flag, on the other hand, would be one with which police officers in other European countries would be woefully unfamiliar. Is it not a danger that the EU flag would be introduced and justified on the basis that it would be the one symbol that everybody recognised? Of course that would be disingenuous, dishonest and part of the ratchet of integration, but that is a strategy with which we are very familiar.
Mr. Chidgey: Whatever one's familiarity with such issues, I have not had the privilege of seeing the draft regulations, so I cannot comment on the purpose of their introduction. However, I would not have thought that it was beyond the wit of police officers throughout the EU to know the difference between the national symbols of EU countries. Indeed, some countries in the EU already have their national symbol on their standard registration plates. It is therefore not a new idea; there is nothing strange about it.
What I want to probe is why the Government, on Second Reading, used the argument that the requirement was to enable European vehicles to be better identified in the EU. I found that argument unsound, or at least only a half an argument, for rejecting the introduction of any other national symbol. However, I accept that we should not allow the registration plates of vehicles to become cluttered with information other than what is necessary to assist their identification. That is absolutely clear. The real issue is whether a symbol of the European Union, or that of a nation state of the EU, aids the identification of the vehicle.
Amendment No. 55 would delete the term
I listened with interest to the hon. Member for Buckingham when he expressed his concern about the word ``otherwise''. His point was genuine and I very much hope that the Minister can give some examples of what ``otherwise'' could mean. I am sure that he will be constructive and enlighten us about the various ideas that he and his brilliant team of officials have come up with of how they can improve the registration plate by prescribing specifications using the word ``otherwise''.
Mr. Hill: Let me turn first to amendments Nos. 55 and 56, to which the hon. Member for Buckingham spoke. Amendment No. 55 would limit the ability to prescribe specifications for registration plates to size, shape and material of manufacture. It is an unnecessary amendment as it would render the legislation less flexible. It would restrict the intended purpose of the clause in that it would not allow for the prescribing of microchips or bar codes, which come under the term ``otherwise'' to be included in registration plates.
The hon. Member for Vale of York has already publicly called for bar codes. Chips and bar codes could include details such as engine numbers, vehicle identification numbers and references to the manufacturers of the platesall factors that are designed to link the number plate to the vehicle and to improve the audit trail in respect of the number plates. I am sure that, on the whole, the hon. Member for Buckingham would not want to exclude from the Bill such proper provisions.
Amendment No. 56 gives the impression that it is intended to limit the power of the Secretary of State, but the end result might not be different from the clause. It would limit the information that could be included on the number plates, along with the registration mark, to one type only: information linking the registration plate to the vehicle for which it is intended. Given that that is mainly the purpose of the clause, there cannot be much difference between the official Opposition and the Government on such a matter.
Mr. Bercow: Will the Under-Secretary allow me to intervene?
Mr. Hill: Let me develop my argument. The amendment would stop the inclusion of information that is intended to make the plate more secure, such as a manufacturer's serial number, which would make the plate more difficult to copy. I doubt that the hon. Gentleman would want that to happen, which is why I want him to withdraw the amendment.
Mr. Bercow: In so far as the Under-Secretary wants the flexibility to allow greater security, he is right. If my amendment is less effective than his unamended clause in the achievement of that end, I am happy to accept the merit of his argument. However, if in other respects my amendment has mainly the same meaning as the unamended clause, it is a pity that that is not immediately obvious. May not that be because my provision is slightly better worded than that in the Bill?
Mr. Hill: For all the reasons that I have given, I do not believe that the hon. Gentleman's amendment is better worded than the clause. We are about to come to the piece de resistance of our proceedings. Given the deep anxieties that lie behind amendments Nos. 55 and 56 and which are more explicit in new clause 5, I hope to offer him powerful reassurances. There is and will be no obligation to display a flag or symbol that some people may find distasteful. I should sit down now, because what I have said so far meets all the anxieties expressed by the hon. Gentleman. However, Opposition Members have raised other issues, and I hope to assist them.
The purpose of new clause 5 seems to be to prevent the Secretary of State from prescribing that regulation plates should contain the Euro symbol but to allow for people to opt to display a symbol of their choice. At least we understand where we are going with the new clause. It is possible, but rather difficult, to believe it in someone as perspicacious and intelligent as the hon. Member for Buckingham, that people may misunderstand the current use of the European Union symbol. I remind the Committee that under the Vienna and Geneva conventions on circulating vehicles, an international symbol is required under international law. That symbol shows letters in black for each nation on a white oval background, which include the GB, F, E, D, IRL symbols with which we are all so familiar.
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Council regulation 2411/98 on distinguishing signs provides that member states must recognise the EU symbol instead of the international one where a member state's domestic legislation requires that vehicles registered in its territory should display plates showing an EU symbol in the left side of the registration plate. The purpose of that regulation is to stop the UK disallowing vehicles from a country that requires such a symbol from circulating in the UK. I emphasise with all the might, force and persuasiveness that I can muster that it does not require the UK to adopt the symbol.
Mr. Bercow: I am grateful to the Under-Secretary for his clarification of that point. Will be confirm that the Council regulation, the number of which he rattled off with palpable relish, is already in force; or is it yet to come into force? That is my first inquiry, but I may have others.
Mr. Hill: One might almost admire the hon. Gentleman's remoteness from the practices of the European Union, but /98 implies that it came into force in 1998[Laughter.]
Mr. Bercow: I do not think that the Under-Secretary is right. Labour Members are indulging in a good deal of tittering, but the Under-Secretary would do well to attend to what I have to say. He is right that I do not take a close and continuing interest in all the drivel that comes out of the Europe Union, but I believe that /98 indicates the date upon which the regulation was passed rather than the date upon which it takes effect. I should be grateful for confirmation of that important distinction.
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An introduction to the principals and application behind effective interpersonal communication. Students will study various styles of interpersonal communication, apply different techniques, and evaluate their effectiveness. Important components of interpersonal communication that include listening, conflict management, and developing and maintaining relationships, will be addressed in the personal and professional setting.
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Dick's two teenage boys are named Charlie and Tom. He drops them off to dig steamers illegally in the bird-sanctuary. Charlie asks why there are three-peck baskets when the limit is two. Dick tells them he is the third and will be back soon. Dick is thinking that by the Fourth of July he will have the money to buy the diesel engine he has put a deposit on, and by fall he will have enough money to finish the boat.
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Wayne Simmonds somehow escaped supplementary discipline for punching an opponent in the head and concussing him as well as throwing his stick across the ice. And Ryan McDonagh got away with a nasty crosscheck.
What happens to an attempt to injure match penalty when the attempt to injure is actually successful? Well, not much if you're talking about the NHL, which ignores and justifies suspendable acts with mind-boggling regularity.
Take the Wayne Simmonds sucker punch on Ryan McDonagh Saturday afternoon, for example. In another decision that makes the Department of Player Safety the most spectacular oxymoron since jumbo shrimp, Simmonds skated away with nothing more than a game misconduct for sucker punching McDonagh of the New York Rangers in the head. And McDonagh got away with a double minor for a stick offense that was gratuitous and unnecessary. Give the NHL credit, at least it manages to baffle, confuse and infuriate everyone with its decisions.
Simmonds was back in action for the Flyers 24 hours later. McDonagh has a concussion, you know, like a brain injury, and the Rangers best defenseman will be out of the lineup for at least for Monday night when they host the New Jersey Devils. Beyond that, nobody knows how long McDonagh will be out, but it's not as though the NHL can undo its decision to let Simmonds go scot-free if McDonagh is out long-term.
McDonagh does not come out looking like an innocent victim in all of this, either. The reason Simmonds presumably went after McDonagh the way he did was because of a crosscheck to Simmonds' head area seconds before. McDonagh received high-stickign and slashing minors for that one, but you could argue that stick work that vicious and predatory rises to the level of supplementary discipline, too.
It boggles the mind how this league can, in this day and age, continue to treat both real and potential head injuries so cavalierly. The McDonagh crosscheck was a nasty piece of work that was potentially dangerous and extremely reckless. The Simmonds punch was worse, given that there was no way Simmonds could have known at the time that McDonagh was going to get off so lightly. He must have just been taking his best guess and was right. Vigilante justice, there's nothing like it.
There seems to be this notion that a punch with a gloved hand is less serious than one when the glove is off. At least that's what the vast majority of commenters pointed out when your trusty correspondent expressed disbelief at the flimsy one-game suspension handed to Milan Lucic of the Los Angeles Kings for his sucker punch on Arizona Coyotes defenseman Kevin Connauton.
But really, when it comes to head injuries, does it really make a difference? The injury in a concussion comes from the brain sloshing around and being bruised when it hits the skull, so it really doesn't matter if the glove is off or not. In fact, you could probably argue that a player with his glove on is going to punch with more impact than a guy would with his bare hand because there's no fear of injury to his hand.
Simmonds punched McDonagh and gave him a brain injury. There is absolutely no way of getting around that inconvenient fact. And he missed exactly 49 minutes and 24 seconds of hockey after doing it. At least when Lucic drilled Connauton, the league pointed out that Connauton, "had no reason to believe a punch may be thrown by Lucic," and, "had no way to defend himself in any manner."
But if you look at the Simmonds-McDonagh confrontation, there's not much McDonagh could have done either to prevent himself from being sucker punched. After the crosscheck, he and Simmonds had a brief exchange that didn't even approach the level of a fight. Neither player removed his gloves, nor did there appear to be any level of consent on McDonagh's part.
Rangers coach Alain Vigneault was livid about the decision, not only over the sucker punch, but the league's decision to not further discipline Simmonds for breaking his stick and throwing it across the ice after learning of his match penalty.
"What I didn't expect was the reaction from the league," Vigneault said. "All-star player gets sucker-punched, goes down…I wonder if that's (Sidney) Crosby, what happens? What are the consequences?"
Well, we have a pretty good idea of what happens. Back in November, Brandon Dubinsky of the Columbus Blue Jackets received a one-game suspension for crosschecking Crosby in the back of the head, but not before he stayed in the game and set up the overtime winner.
But hey, this is the NHL, where men and men. If you take this stuff out of the league, you turn it into figure skating. Carry on, then.


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Following graduate school, Sherry worked in various settings providing behavioral services to children and adolescents with various diagnoses, who exhibited severe challenging behaviors and skill deficits. She served in a variety of roles within those settings including behavior analyst, program manager, and clinical supervisor.
In 2006, Sherry changed her career focus to autism. She worked for Fairfax County Public Schools as an ABA Resource Teacher/Coach, providing assistance and training to teachers in the areas of autism and behavior analysis. Through this experience, she
received intensive hands on training as well as consultative input from two experts in the field, Ron Leaf and Todd Streff. Following a military relocation, she began work as a subcontractor, providing intensive ABA services to children and adolescents with ASD.
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The Holy Days
The Jewish community prepares for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
September 15, 2001
Irv Edelman's family drove to Pasadena, Calif., just before sundown on the Sabbath to avoid a drive to the synagogue.
Edelman's father was a cantor, a singing Jewish spiritual leader, and his synagogue was too far away to walk from their home in the San Fernando Valley.
For Orthodox Jews, mechanical transportation is prohibited on the Sabbath.
The Sabbath begins Friday at sundown and ends Saturday at sundown. In an Orthodox Jewish household, the laws of Judaism are strictly obeyed.
"It didn't seem different to me at the time. I didn't realize how strict it was," Edelman said.
But across the country in Texas and Arizona, Gary Engle's family was driving cars on the Sabbath. Engle grew up in a reform Jewish household, which did not observe the laws to the same degree.
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"My household wouldn't be much different from most, except that we celebrated different holidays than the Christian or Catholic population," Engle said.
Jewish families, just like any others across the world, may celebrate the same traditions with a unique twist personal to each family.
The upcoming High Holy Days symbolize reflection and repentance some will dip apples in honey, some will throw bread crumbs in a body of water and others will fast.
Rosh Hashanah marks the Jewish New Year on the first day of the Hebrew month of Tishrei.
Rosh Hashanah begins Monday at sundown, and continues until Tuesday at sundown.
During Rosh Hashanah Jews begin to look back on the following year to recognize their wrongdoings and recall what is important and good in life.
Linda Liman and her 10-year-old daughter, Sarah Baumgartner, prepare with a large dinner on the eve of Rosh Hashanah, including dipping apples in honey.
"We do lots of cooking, making motzah ball soup and a big dinner," Liman said. "It's a real time for family to be together. The whole Jewish community comes together."
Along with the apple and honey combination, Liman said a prayer over the candle lighting, or She-Heheyanu, and drinking a cup of sweet wine, or Kiddush, with a prayer to bless the holidays are typical traditions.
Holiday bread, called the hallah, comes in a round shape to symbolize a crown during Rosh Hashanah. Hallah typically is long and narrow when eaten on the Sabbath.
A blessing over the food, or Ha-Motzi, ends the sundown tradition.
Liman said she typically attends Rosh Hashanah services on the eve, but orthodox Jews will attend for two days.
Another Jewish tradition brings people with pockets full of bread crumbs to disperse into a body of water, called Tashlikh. This religious tradition is meant to symbolize tossing away sins.
Growing up in an Orthodox household, Edelman said he followed the Jewish laws of not eating pork or shellfish, nor did he drink a glass of milk with a plate of meat at dinner.
Edelman said he dropped many of the orthodox Jewish traditions when he attended college.
But both Edelman and Engle agreed that having children gives more meaning to their Jewish heritage.
Edelman and Engle sat at a dining room table and reveled in being Jewish as an adult in Steamboat Springs.
"You get back to it when you have kids. In a way, it works. Not just because of your kids, but yourself also," Edelman said of returning to Jewish practices.
Now that Edelman, Engle and Liman have children of their own, religious practices and traditions seem to have more significance.
"More recently as an adult, I tend to give more thought in the days preceding (the High Holy Days)," Edelman said.
Unlike the American New Year, the Jewish New Year is, in part, a solemn and quiet time to reflect and ponder what it is people want to improve upon in their lives.
Liman grew up in a reform Jewish household, but didn't keep kosher the strict laws of Judaism that prohibit certain dietary customs, for instance.
The High Holy Days continue for 10 days ending with Yom Kippur, the Day of Forgiveness or the Day of Atonement.
Liman said she does not fast during Yom Kippur; however, that is the common practice to cleanse the soul.
"It's a real spiritual, mystical time. The chant, Kol Nidre, clears the slate between each person and God and allows for a time of reflection," Liman said.
The Liman household burns certain candles for everyone who has passed away in their family on Yom Kippur.
Liman recalled the exciting time of breaking the fast at the closing of Yom Kippur when people get together to eat and drink and share fellowship.
Services for both Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur begin this week and continue into the next.
Steamboat doesn't have a spiritual leader a rabbi or cantor but has designated Engle to lead the Jewish community group, Har Mishpachat, or Mountain Family.
With no traditional meeting place for a Jewish service, Edelman said people have to become a motivating force.
"Because of the lack of a spiritual leader, we're faced with celebrating the Holy Days and having services (with) the responsibility falling on the Jewish community. I'm faced with a challenge," Engle said.


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Southland Golfers Encouraged to Sign SCGA's Pace of Play Pledge
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STUDIO CITY, Calif., Jan. 29, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Southern California Golf Association this month launched a Pace of Play Pledge, urging Southland golfers to change the culture that accepts slow play and play faster. Leading and serving amateur golf in Southern California, the SCGA hopes to use its platform to educate golfers with helpful tips that can often alleviate slow play. For a limited time, all who sign the pledge will receive a Pace of Play bag tag with helpful hints for their foursome.
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"We hear too often how frustrated golfers are with lengthy rounds," said SCGA Executive Director Kevin Heaney. "With this pace of play program, we look forward to working with Southland golf courses and industry leaders to make golf more enjoyable for everyone involved with the game by gathering feedback and highlighting success stories."
Commonly known as a deterrent to the game of golf, pace of play was once again in the spotlight this week when Tiger Woods publically acknowledged a frustration with the pace of play at the Farmers Insurance Open. Among the tips being shared by the SCGA for faster play are:
- Walk fast
- Know where your group is in relation to the group in front of you
- Get your yardage and be ready to play before it is your turn to play.
- If someone isn't quite ready to play, another player should play before them
- When any shot heads toward rough, a water hazard or trees, all players should watch closely as to where the ball lands
- Read your putt before it is your turn to play
- Recognize when someone will need the flagstick attended or your ball marked.
- Place your golf bag or park your golf cart near the next teeing ground
For more information on the pledge, visit scga.org/pledge.
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About the SCGA
The Southern California Golf Association, one of the nation's oldest and largest regional golf associations, has established itself as the trusted resource for Southland golfers, whether they are casual or devoted players.
In addition to providing a host of member services, including access and preferred pricing at some of the area's top courses, the SCGA administers the USGA Handicap System and conducts major amateur golf tournaments in the region.
Employing some of the most highly skilled golf administrators in the country, the SCGA provides its members with tools and insider information to enhance their enjoyment of the game – from updating Handicap Indexes to identifying new courses for them to play. The SCGA also provides news and information on issues affecting golfers, provides Rules of Golf education, measures courses and provides USGA Course and Slope Ratings, and sponsors education of youth through golf.
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I wanted to do a follow up EP with 'Dye The Water Green' as it is my favourite track off 'Silver Wilkinson' and I also have a lot of music in my archives that would complement the track well.
'Dinghy' is an old track I recorded with Richard Roberts (now one half of Letherette) around 2006. We used to work in an old Victorian pub back in those times, and it was a regular thing that we'd stay behind for a lock-in after hours. It became the norm that we'd take in our guitars before starting work in the evening and then jam together after we kicked all the customers out. Around that time we recorded a lot of stuff together, some in the pub, some in the garden, some by a stream in the woods, some at home. A lot of it was done in a super lo-fi fashion with very old cassette recorders and cheap mics. This track was recorded in one take, straight to cassette. It was a time where we played together so much that our sense of rhythm was totally locked, in this track we seemed to respond to each other's timing really naturally. I've always loved this track, it brings back strong memories and is a real daydream track for me. This EP seemed like the perfect home for it as it ties in so well with the murky vignetted sound of 'Dye The Water Green'.
'The Spinney View of Hinkley Point.' is the first track I've released with live drums, as opposed to sampled and chopped on an MPC. I recorded the drums, guitar and bass parts in my friend's shed in rural Somerset (the same shed where the live trio session videos were filmed).
'Carbon Wulf' is of course a reprise of the album track 'Wulf'. This was just a straight, one-take improvisation on baritone guitar and a reverb pedal. I crushed the hell out of it with an analogue limiter which gave it this uneven fire-damaged sound.
The other tracks were written some years ago, I rediscovered them while going through my archives and, again, heard them with fresh ears. I decided to revamp them, re-recording the vocal parts and adding more instruments.
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The last time we checked in on the case of U.S. Park Police Chief Teresa Chambers, suspended by the Bush II administration for telling the truth, she'd been abruptly fired in circumstances that could be seen as retaliation for her appeal to the Merit Systems Protection Board.
I confess that I had lost track as the case moved out of the headlines and into the realm of bureaucrats and attorneys, but Chief Chambers, with the confidence of a righteous cause and a faith in our system of laws born of years of service to that system, pressed on. Mike Licht reports the outcome...
The Merit Systems Protection Board has ordered the Park Police to reinstate Chief Chambers by month's end. The Board also ordered NPS to reimburse her for legal fees and restore her pay retroactive to July 2004.Congratulations to Chief Chambers! Her confidence was clearly well founded. It's good to see her faith rewarded.
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On Saturday, Feb. 8, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Dr. Glenda R. Rose and Dr. Thomas G. Barba of Rose Chiropractic P.C. in Lewiston will sponsor the 24th annual "Doctors with a Heart Day" for their patients. Nonperishable food items will be collected to benefit the Niagara Community Action Program (NiaCAP) food pantry in exchange for chiropractic services.
Area residents are welcome to participate the week before and after the event: Feb. 3-21. For a bag of nonperishable food, participants will receive a chiropractic or nutrition response testing exam and consultation to find out how to improve health naturally.
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