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Rushden & Diamonds (0) 2 Yeovil (0) 0
Four years ago these old foes from non-League football were involved in an epic battle for the Conference title.
When the rivalry was renewed at Nene Park on Saturday, victory was sought for differing reasons, and Rushden's dramatic win, courtesy of two late strikes, boosted their hopes of avoiding relegation from the Football League.
Goals from captain Stuart Gray in the 82nd minute and on-loan striker Billy Sharp two minutes from time gave the home side a five-point cushion over second-bottom Kidderminster after a hotly contested fixture.
"It's a massive result," said Rushden manager Barry Hunter. "Full credit goes to the boys. Considering the situation they are in, they never shrugged a challenge. They didn't cut us open and that was pleasing considering all the football they play, and I think we fully deserved it."
Rushden need 11 points to be assured of safety. For Yeovil, however, it was a different story. Once cruising towards the title, they have suffered successive defeats and face a battle to clinch automatic promotion.
Match details
Rushden (4-4-2): Shearer; Connelly, Gier, Williams, Hawkins; Bell (Hay 90), Burgess, McCafferty, Gray; Sharp, Littlejohn (Taylor 85). Subs: Worgan, Gulliver, Dove.
Goals: Gray (82), Sharp (88).
Booked: Williams, Hawkins.
Yeovil (4-5-1): Collis; Lockwood, Skiverton, Sodje, Lindegaard; Terry, Johnson, Way, Davies, Richardson (Tarachulski 51, Gall 82); Jevons (Stolcers 60).
Subs: Weale, Rose.
Booked: Tarachulski, Sodje.
Referee: A Bates (Staffordshire).

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Monday, 06 April 2009 15:40
Bill Would Grant President Unprecedented Cyber-Security Powers
The Cybersecurity Act of 2009 introduced in the Senate would allow the President to shut down private Internet networks. The legislation also calls for the government to have the authority to demand security data from private networks without regard to any provision of law, regulation, rule, or policy restricting such access.
Tuesday, 17 November 2009 13:36
California To Launch InfoSec Ops Center
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Saturday, 31 October 2009 18:02
Call For National Standards To Report Data Breaches
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Friday, 13 November 2009 14:32
China Boosts Cyberspace Capability
China is significantly boosting its capabilities in cyberspace as a way to gather intelligence and, in the event of war, hit the U.S. government in a weak spot, U.S. officials and experts say.
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Sunday, 28 October 2007 12:32
FCC Terrorism
Dear Senator Cornyn and Senator Hutchison,
Free speech is the most basic element of democracy. Diversity of opinion is the crucible by which ideas are measured. A free press is one protected even when the speech is not agreeable. In the absence of diversity, bad ideas are never challenged. There is no democracy without free speech.
I am horrified by the repeated attempts of the FCC to lift media ownership limits. It is happening again! The FCC has become an enemy of the people. Our own trustees have betrayed us. Consolidation of media resources dilutes opinion and shouts down diversity.
Monday, 01 October 2007 04:47
Immigration Invasion
Even though I'm a fairly well-entrenched, left-wing liberal, I am so angry at current trends regarding immigration. As a professional strategist, I recognize the purpose that the immigration debate serves. Immigration is a wedge issue. The issue is very polarizing within both conservative and liberal camps. It is not accidental that this issue is receiving so much attention. It is deliberate and purposeful.
Those that advance a position on the foundation of illegal immigration are advancing a cause that undermines national security and sovereignty. I do not stand blindly with those that advance tollerant (flexible) immigration positions that are, on net, negative to the maturity of our society, culture, safety, security, and economic.
In the interest of American sovereignty and in the interests of our nation, I joyfully break from the left and abandon most social liberals that can not see the danger in this issue.
Monday, 12 April 2004 11:54
Left and Right Wing Brains
Researchers show that even in humdrum nonpolitical decisions, liberals and conservatives literally think differently. Exploring the neurobiology of politics, scientists have found that liberals tolerate ambiguity and conflict better than conservatives because of how their brains work.
In a simple experiment reported today in the journal Nature Neuroscience, scientists at New York University and UCLA show that political orientation is related to differences in how the brain processes information. Previous psychological studies have found that conservatives tend to be more structured and persistent in their judgments whereas liberals are more open to new experiences.
Published in Academic
Saturday, 15 October 2016 22:17
President Obama Prepares Nation for Solar Flares
A large enough solar flare could knock out electrical grids we have come to rely on for day-to-day life. On 13 October 2016, President Barack Obama issued an executive order aimed at preparing the nation's infrastructure for "extreme space weather events" that could potentially be powerful enough to wreak havoc on essential electrical grids.
Published in News
Saturday, 28 February 2015 16:20
SCOTUS: Citizens United is destroying America
At the time that the ruling was delivered, Kennedy's faith that access and influence would not corrupt the system was exceeded in curiousness only by his belief that the American people would feel similarly. But as the years have passed, and as studies showing the U.S. to be a donor-run system akin to oligarchy have gone mainstream, his declaration has begun to make a bit more sense. Just so long as "the electorate" is defined as the lobbying industry and its clients, his prediction looks downright clairvoyant.
Published in News
Wednesday, 14 September 2005 00:00
Special Needs Education
At a time when raising any child is challenging, educating a special needs child is particularly difficult. The federal government has passed laws governing education without thoughtfully funding the measures. As a consequence local school districts are breaking their backs and banks trying to satisfy these federal mandates.


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Community College is ranked in four categories according to one publication's
annual listing of the top associate degree producers in the United States.
College Week, which publishes its annual Top 100 Associate Degree Producers
list each summer, ranked SCC second nationally in the number of graduates in Precision
Production, only the third time since 2004 the College did not rank No. 1 in
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Disciplines – Non-Minority, 38th among two-year institutions, 53rd
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Supply Chain Management Takes No. 4 in Nation
In the latest ranking of undergraduate supply chain management programs across the nation from Gartner, Inc., McCombs' undergraduate business program rose to No. 4.
The top 10 of the 26 ranked universities in Gartner's 2014 Undergraduate Supply Chain Program Ranking are as follows:
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Gartner, Inc., the definitive organization dealing with industry supply chains, began ranking universities in 2009 as part of an industry effort to grow and improve the 'supply' of supply chain talent.
"We had developed a strategic plan to be a top-five program by 2015," says Lamar Johnson, senior associate director for the Supply Chain Management Center of Excellence (SCMC) and associate director for the Center for Customer Insight and Marketing Solutions, "and it's really satisfying to see us achieve that goal—going from an unranked position in 2009, to No. 6 in 2011, and now to No. 4."
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Janice Covington Allison, a Charlotte transgender activist, called the North Carolina Democratic Party (NCDP) bigoted and unsympathetic yesterday morning on a Facebook post. The issue centers around the software the North Carolina Democratic Party uses to keep track of its members.
Vote Builder is used nationwide as a database management tool by local and state Democratic party organizations. Although there are other software management tools available, the NCDP contracts with and uses Vote Builder is its primary tool.
Allison, a longtime Democrat in North Carolina, says that when the party sends her correspondence they address her as the male gendered name she was given at birth.
Allison says that she has had to contact the state party on multiple occasions, over the years, to correct the error and each time they have promised to fix it.
"This has been going on for years," Allison says. "And, every time I call someone at Goodwin House they tell me they will fix it, but they never do."
Allison, who served on the NCDP's state executive Council, said that it is embarrassing to walk up to the registration desk and be told her name is not listed in the database.
However Democratic Party officials say that the reason she is identified as male is because of Vote Builder and that, they say, is beyond their control.
But, Janice says that the NCDP excuse doesn't hold water. She pointed out that Democratic candidates who run for office often have a different name, a nickname, on the ballot. "If they can call a candidate by another name then why can't they do the same thing for me," she says.
Vote Builder collects information from county and state Board of Elections to compile the data. So, if a registered voter's information is wrong in the State Board of Elections' database "" it will be wrong in Vote Builder.
Charlotte Mayor, Jennifer Roberts, weighed in on Allison's post this morning on Facebook. She agrees with Allison that it is a concern and it needs to be changed. However, Roberts did not give details or an idea of how she would fix the problem.
I responded to Mayor Roberts asking her how she would go about changing the policy and procedure with the state's Board of Elections. Roberts is running for reelection this year. So far, she has one Democratic primary opponent: city councilwoman, Vi Lyles.
When a North Carolina citizen registers to vote, they have to show documentation that they live in the area in which they want to cast their ballot. In light of recent laws that have been passed in North Carolina's General Assembly, primarily Voter ID, Allison's concerns speak directly on the issue of voter integrity at the ballot box.
North Carolina Republicans have long since framed the narrative that some voters have been able to manipulate the system in an effort to unlawfully cast ballots against Republican candidates in order to gain more seats in the legislature for Democrats.
Likewise, it has been well documented on this blog as well as other publications that in the past, some Democrats have manipulated residency requirements with the full knowledge of NCDP party officials. Specifically Chris Hardee, the chair of the 3rd congressional district (who actually resides in NC 01) and Dylan Frick, who won his election as Democratic congressional chair while also being registered to vote in South Carolina.
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Despite the complexities of the law, the arguments of disenfranchisement of the voting rights of minorities and the cost of litigation, Allison said her issue is simply personal as much as political.
Allison says it is degrading and discriminatory of the North Carolina Democratic Party when she has to explain that her gender identity is different from the documentation on her driver's license and her birth certificate.
"You would think that of all the organizations out there, I would not have to fight the Democratic Party in my own state when it comes to my gender identity," Allison told me in a telephone conversation this afternoon.
"This is why I fight; this is why I refuse to give up. I should not have to explain myself every single time I go to a democratic function and register for an event. I get more respect from some Republicans that I do from some people in the Democratic Party and I'm sick and tired of it," Allison said.
Allison, who heads two statewide organizations: TransCarolina and the North Carolina Transgender Political Action Coalition, said that she filed the necessary paperwork to separate transgenders from the North Carolina Democratic LGBT caucus.
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For over a year, Allison has been critical of the leadership within the LGBT community.
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"Equality NC and HRC do not represent my transgender community," Allison says. "They have consistently raised money off of our backs over the bathroom bill and they have refused to compromise with lawmakers because it is more financially lucrative for them to keep it the way it is so they can continue to raise money."
"For people like Chris Sgro and Chad Griffin, HB2 is a cash cow. If it goes away so will the fundraising. And with that money they do absolutely nothing to support my brothers and sisters in the transgender community," Allison said.
For over 40 years, Allison says she has tried to bring awareness that transgenders are at risk. "We are more likely to be killed because of who we are. We are more likely to be assaulted because of what we look like and we were more likely to commit suicide because we feel hopeless," Allison said.
"But fundraising organizations and politicians use transgenders as talking points about equality and nondiscrimination. They talk about bathrooms when they need to be talking about suicide prevention. They talk about bathrooms when they need to be talking about economic opportunity for transgender's who can't get a job because of how we look," Allison stated.
"The fact that the North Carolina Democratic Party refuses to recognize me by my chosen name at internal functions just reinforces my belief that when the camera is turned on them they will say one thing, but when the cameras are off they do things completely different. And this is why I fight," Allison said.
The article, "Charlotte Mayor Jennifer Roberts wants to change North Carolina Democratic Party policy and procedure over transgenderism" originally appeared on the blog, GeorgeTFisher.com
Note: According to their Plan of Organization, the NCDP's Elected Officer procedures segregate by sex.
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January 2018
Daniel S.
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Michigan and Illinois CMS Cases
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A must read for both the inquisitive as well as the serious researcher.
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The First 2018 Illinois MUFON Tinley Park Meetup for went well and the attendance
was more than expected which was a most pleasant surprise.
Our gracious member attendees and their guests were very cooperative as being courteous interactive participants throughout the event.
Before we ventured into our program we
made it a point to recognize two of our CFIs
and presented them with certificates of accomplishment from our State Chapter. William A. Leone and Karl Fabian were the recipients, in addition we awarded James Wolford, as our 2017 State Certified Field Investigator of the Year.
In covering some of the past events of last year we received both compliments and ideas on improving future events, all of which are being seriously taken into consideration.
The official meeting began with highlighting the future events planned for May 19-20, 2018, Starved Rock Lodge - Hollywood & UFOs; August 11, 2018, Galena Astronomy Night with the Galena Astronomical Society; August 25, 2018 Starved Rock Fall Event - Encounters Seven.
We highlighted major UFO related news such as the February 27, 2018 Fox News Milwaukee Video of what has been explained away as seagulls. This along with some highlights of the 2018 International UFO Congress. Discussion as well as questions rounded off the first segment of our meeting before we went to break.
The presentation on the Oregon incursion of October 25th, 2017 by Roger Laurella
took center stage for the second segment of the meeting. This well researched and formulated presentation filled with radar data, actual tower to pilot recordings and so much more was met with multiple round of applause plus many complimentary emails thereafter.
Returning from our second break, Roger & Sam covered current case studies and reviewed some of the photos presented in one case. Questions and answers rounded off this final segment along with personal accounts by attendees. One, rather detailed regarding an event in Oswego, Illinois and another in Oak Forest, Illinois from the 70's.
The meeting adjourned as planned at 4:30 p.m.
Respectfully Yours,
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Fall Tinley Park Meetup 2017
The Tinley Park Meetup this past Sunday Nov. 5th was well attended in spite of the threat of heavy rain. There were 30 in attendance and no less than seven first time attendee. All seemed to enjoy the presentations' and general discussion.
First point of business after a brief introduction by everyone to the group was the announcement of the Spring Starved Rock State Meeting and Presentation Weekend Event May 19th & 20th of 2018.
We encouraged all interested in staying at the Lodge to secure their rooms as soon as they can since there are only 31 room open for Saturday & Sunday as of Wednesday this past week. Its important to add a two day requirement is needed for room at the lodge on either Friday Saturday or Saturday Sunday so please be aware of this.
We covered Some of the 2017 case reports from this past year. Jim Wolford, SSD and Bill Leone, SD presented details on a few of their closed cases that were classified by them as Unknown. Sam detailed some of the comical yet annoying Hoax Narratives Reports with there accompanying photos.
The Presentation was on Mass Sightings and highlighted those with supportive and testable evidence.
The emphasis of this meeting was on and will be from now on "Supportive and Testable Data". There seems to be a great divide in understanding this vital aspect in Ufology as well as our entire cultural environment which touch on by our guest speaker, Richard Dolan.
Richard joined us by phone bring us up to date on his research as well as covering the main topic of past MUFON Symposium as well as his position on the derailing of focused qualitative research and reliable information by sensational and unverifiable stories that have been bolstered by there popularity via the internet and social media. Richard took a number of questions directly from the group the interaction and insight shared was valued by all.
Jan.10 2016 Tinley Park Meetup
The First lllinois MUFON Meetup of 2016
January 10th,2016
Despite the below freezing temperatures and the proceeding ominous threat of many inches of snow.
Approximately half of those who submitted an RSVP actually were in attendance. The original count for potential attendees was over 60 giving way to the idea of accommodating the excess by prescribing a *breakout group. These groups would be focused on specific subject matter more in line with personal experience. Art Kastl and Mark Kuba volunteered to monitor the *group if needed.
* This concept will be implement if needed for future meetings/events.
Richard Dolan was our first speaker initially planned to Skype in at the beginning of the Meeting.
Due to a series of technical difficulty we were unable to use Skype. Richard then had to postpone for
an hour pushing forward the next scheduled activity which was the introduction of the Illinois MUFON CFI Team. A number of detailed personal accounts perused as well as sighting accounts from the attendees along with a short Q&A.
NOTE: Prior to the meeting an email when out requesting all attendees watch three accessible on demand via YouTube episodes of UFOs Declassified. It was these topics and the facts surround the case plus the proposed debunking statements by the so-called skeptics which were central to this meeting.
As requested Richard first covered the Bentwaters-Woodbridge-Rendlesham Case addressing a number of issues that were called into question by so-called skeptics or as presented to the viewing audience "Experts". Beyond this he alluded to "Cold War" related details and the proposed Kennedy/UFO memos. Next Richard addressed the Belgium Wave and other related cases covered in the episode on "Large Black Triangles". Lastly covered was the "Battle of LA" which one so-called Expert dismissed as being caused by military personal mistaking the planet "Venus" as an enemy threat and "War Jitters." This was clearly dismissed by one of the two presentation by our own Astronomical Expert, Darren Drake. Who keenly and definitively pointed out that Venus wasn't visible at that time, place and date.
There was a number of questions posed directly to Richard by some attendees and as always he delivered volumes of insight and many new valuable resources for creditable information.
After reconvening for the second half of the meeting we welcomed more personal account. Some announcement were made on the Michigan Event in March followed by a presentation by of Triage Director Daniel Snow regarding the best cases for 2015. One of the four cases Dan presented had video evidence recorded in night vision mode. Dan had this video sent out for detailed analysis by an expert in evaluating such evidence for the UFO research community more notably MUFON. The returning explanation was met with surprise from the audience demonstrating the need for a deeper understating and training of optics.
Our Astronomy Expert, Darren Drake captivated the audience with his proficient use of readily available technology and reference material via a common smart phone. With detailed graphic so true to life and reliable calibrations spanning the age's one can illustrate a host of heavenly bodies within their precise position for any location & time…and more.
Darren presented an array of quality optics that he highly recommended for our members and CFIs one most reasonably prices and easy to learn. It was the photos of privately owned large telescopes from a Florida Star Party that put the toping on his presentation. One such enviable telescope being Darren's.
Lastly he shared beautiful images of the moon taken by Darren with the aid of one of his many telescopes.
In closing there were announcement regarding the May 21st Spring Event at Starved Rock as well as welcoming any interested attendees to join us for at Banana's Restaurant in the Holiday Inn Tinley Park Convention Center there afterward.


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MPs shock revelation: switching utilities can mean higher prices
What do our MPs focus their collective efforts on while the country is more absorbed in the politics of another continent? Stating the bleeding obvious, that's what. Yes, it's taken a committee of MPs to arrive at the conclusion that consumers aren't given enough good quality information to get the best deals their utility bills. [falls off chair in an unconvincing manner to mock shock, inadvertently hurts himself and immediately regrets been a smart-arse]
A report from the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee highlighted a recent survey that concluded a quarter of households who switched electricity suppliers ended up paying higher prices, and telecoms customers are likely to encounter similar problems. The report also warned that the poor and the elderly, who should benefit most from cheaper prices, were the most likely to have problems negotiating the system to find the best deal - a situation all too familiar to readers of Bitterwallet.
The committee's chairman Edward Leigh said: "Where price controls have been removed from a market, suppliers are under pressure to keep their prices as low as possible and their service as good as possible by the ability of consumers to switch suppliers easily and effectively.
"In practice, however, the removal of price controls from energy, telecoms and business postal services has failed to generate the expected market pressures to the benefit of all consumers.
"It is very telling that, according to a National Audit Office survey, a quarter of electricity consumers who had switched supplier ended up paying higher prices. Recent Ofgem research indicates the proportion might be even higher".
Well at least it won't come as a shock to the Government when thousands of people die in their own homes wearing a dozen cardigans, should we have a bad winter. Your sacrifices won't be in vain, people. You'll be helping MPs understand eaxctly how far removed they are from reality.


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Further to my submission to the Committee dated
31 January 2001[41],
I wish to submit additional and updated evidence on behalf of
Local Waste Solutions Limited (LWS) and LWS (CHP) Limited.
LWS was established in 1999 to provide waste
disposal alternatives to landfill and to produce renewable energy
from small plants. LWS is seeking to establish its first plant.
LWS (CHP) Limited was established in 2001 to
own and operate small-scale combined heat and power solutions
for customers in the leisure industries. LWS (CHP) Limited is
constructing its first unit which is expected to begin production
in March 2002.
I also write from the perspective of an elected
industry member of the Balancing and Settlement Code Panel and
as one who has been intimately involved with the establishment
of liberalised electricity markets.
My previous evidence related to the proposals
set out in the Government Consultation on Renewable Energy dated
5th October 2000. In this letter I supply evidence on:
The problems created by the New Electricity
Trading Arrangements (NETA) for small and renewable generators
and CHP plant are real and significant. At the behest of the Government,
Ofgem has reviewed the input over the first few months of NETA
operation on small generators. it is unfortunate that the Ofgem
review does not appear to give due weight to the problems created,
nor to recognise that the problems have, in large part, been created
by flaws in the design of NETA.
(a) Causes of the problem
The NETA arrangements tend to favour large vertically
integrated companies and also to favour those generators that
are most able to predict their output. The tendency of renewable
and CHP plants to be within smaller companies and, particularly
in the case of wind turbines, to be less able to predict their
output has meant that the deficiencies of NETA have hit those
sections particularly hard.
The problems created for small and renewable
generators following the introduction of NETA arise from four
main factors:
The fundamental NETA design problems are discussed
in Annex A to this letter, implementation issues are discussed
in Annex B and Annex C looks at the potential changes to the NETA
design raised in the Consultation Document.
The main conclusion of the analysis set out
in Annexes A to C are as follows:
1. NETA has enhanced the market power of
large players and reinforces the natural tendency in the production
and delivery of electricity towards monopoly provision of services
because it enhances the economies of scale. Additionally, NETA
has imposed a large overhead of administrative costs that weigh
very heavily on small players.
2. The disadvantages for renewable generators
and CHP plant within NETA are associated with aspects of the arrangements
that are central to the design. Major changes are required to
the design of NETA in order to solve the problems. Tinkering at
the edges is not enough.
3. Balancing Mechanisms prices are not cost
reflective and the situation is made worse by the use of dual
cash out prices. The level of total imbalance charges within NETA
is related more to the structure of the electricity industry than
to the costs incurred by NGC in achieving energy balancing. The
Government's acknowledgement that effective consolidation services
need to be developed itself proves the case that the costs of
NGC's actions to correct imbalances are not being targeted on
the parties causing those imbalances and, consequently, that NETA
is failing in one of its fundamental objectives. However, consolidation
of itself does not go far enough to solve the problems created
by NETA.
It is not clear how imbalance charges could
be made fully cost reflective within the current structure, but
they could probably be improved significantly. The replacement
of dual cash out prices with a single cash out price is vital
in the longer term to the success of small and renewable generators
and the competitive entry of smaller suppliers.
4. Small players tend to have larger imbalances
than larger players because of the inherent increased difficulty
in forecasting, the high costs of maintaining a trading function
and lack of liquidity in the traded markets for small volume trades.
5. The current NETA design uses dual cash
out prices in an attempt to force parties to balance in a way
that is neither sensible nor economically justified, Small players
suffer most from this and large players may actually benefit from
the losses of small players
6. The Consultation Document has proposed
that changes are made to allow effective consolidation services
for small players to be put in place. Effective consolidation
services may be helpful for small generators, but it is likely
that the majority of the commercial benefit created by consolidation
would be captured by the consolidator. Other more fundamental
changes, such as single cash out price and ex-post trading, are
required in order to assist small and renewable generators.
7. Generally, it is not sensible to pursue
changes to NETA that are targeted at small players, but fundamental
changes are required to address the root cause of the problems.
8. There are matters relating to the way
in which NETA has been implemented that should also be addressed
(see Annex B).
(b) Implementation of changes
The introduction of changes to NETA that are
designed to assist only small generators, renewable generators
or CHP would be very difficult without first changing the Applicable
Objectives of the Balancing and Settlement Code. There would appear
to be no ready means whereby a change to the Applicable Objectives
could be achieved. However, modifications that improve the operation
of NETA can and should be pursued.
Neither Ofgem nor the BSC Panel have sufficient
vires to be able to bring forward the full range of required changes.
This would require an initiative from a party to the BSC. This
should be expected to occur provided that the Authority signals
that it will give consideration to any modifications brought forward.
However, up to now, the Authority has given very strong signals
that it would reject the required modifications.
The timing of implementation is more difficult.
Any proposed modification would need to go through the normal
procedures under the BSC before going to the Authority for decision.
Unless very early decisions can be made, it is unlikely that system
changes could be in place to give effect to the modifications
before the end of 2002 and a more likely period for the implementation
would be mid to late 2003. In the light of the likely delay in
implementation, the Government may wish to consider temporary
support for small generators outside of the NETA system.
It is too early to attempt to measure the long-term
impact of NETA on the output of existing renewable plant and even
more difficult to gauge the effect on the amount of renewable
generation that will be built. The severe problems caused by very
low and frequently negative System Sell Prices that initially
occurred within NETA have latterly been ameliorated by changes
in bidding behaviour and increases in electricity demand. Very
high System Buy Prices have become less of a problem as rule changes
designed to eliminate price spikes have been introduced and have
taken effect. Consequently, it is probably no longer the case
that wind generators would need to pay rather than be paid in
order to generate (this perverse situation did occur at the start
of NETA), but the average prices received by wind generators are
still very low.
There are many factors, such as problems with
achieving planning permission, which have restricted the growth
of renewables. Much has been done to encourage renewables, not
least the introduction of the Renewables Obligations. However,
the introduction of unnecessary aspects in the design of NETA
have unambiguously made life more difficult for renewable generators
so that the Renewables Obligation will be more difficult to meet
and, if met, will be met at a higher cost to the consumer. It
should be stressed that this commentary on the effect of NETA
on small generators is independent of any impact that NETA may
have had on general price levels, and simply refers to those elements
of NETA that unfairly disadvantage small and renewable generators.
It is likely that these unnecessary and unfair elements of NETA
offset around one third to one half of the value of Renewable
Obligation Certificates (ROCs).
At the time of writing the PIU Review has yet
to be released into the public domain. Consequently, it is difficult
to comment in any detail. However, from the elements of the report
that have been leaked, it would seem that the report has been
helpful to renewable generation by suggesting that the Renewables
Obligation might be increased to 20 per cent by 2020. The fact
that the Review does not signal any major shifts in policy is
also helpful, since a stable Government policy is an important
element in encouraging the development of assets with very long
useful lives. It has been further suggested that the PIU Review
will focus on those elements of NETA that are unfairly disadvantageous
to small generators. If this is correct, the Review could be a
very welcome spur to fundamental changes to NETA.
The Renewables Obligation is a major step towards
encouraging renewable generation in the UK. The policy is set
out in the revised draft order dated 24 January 2002. This document
responds to concerns that were raised in response to the first
consultation document dated 5 October 2000 and the first draft
order dated August 2001. It is a particularly welcome feature
of the revised policy that advanced technologies utilising mixed
waste as a fuel have been included in the Obligation. This should
ensure a significant improvement in the probability that the renewables
targets will be met.
However, it is still uncertain whether the Obligations
will lead to the achievement of the renewables targets. The main
remaining barriers to the achievement of the renewables targets
are the planning system, the New Electricity Trading Arrangements
and uncertainty over the level of renewables targets after 2010.
It would be possible to remove the barriers related to NETA relatively
quickly, but the other barriers are longer term and may prove
to be intractable.
The matters raised in this letter are complex
and difficult to encapsulate. Should you require clarification
of any of the points raised, I would be pleased to supply further
January 2002.


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With more people growing conscious of their health, urban farming in cities has increased tremendously.
Bohemia, NY (PRWEB) January 31, 2014
Colle Farmers Market, an advocate for local vegetables, commends Big City Farms for making a huge impact, environmentally and socially, in their community, and why urban farming is the next big thing.
According to a January 26th article from Examiner titled "Big City Farms creating a network of organic farms," Big City Farms, a for-profit urban farming company in Baltimore, has created a network of organic farms. The article says the company supplies local restaurants and grocery stores with fresh produce within 24 hours of harvest. They use sustainable biological farming methods, solar heat, and minimal supply chain methods. By using these methods, Big City Farms is able to conserve water, reduce carbon emissions and urban-heat dispersal, and minimize pollutant runoff into bodies of water. Not only has it created a network of organic farms, but it has also created employment opportunities and an educational experience for people interested in sustainable farming in the communities they serve.
A spokesperson from Colle Farmers Market, says Big City Farms has made a huge impact in the realm of organic farming and will continue to have a positive affect on its communities. "Creating these organic farming networks has been extremely beneficial for both Big City Farms and its consumers," the Colle rep says. "It was able to make positive changes in the environment by using different farming methods to help save water and reduce pollution, while also providing the area with employment and educational opportunities."
The Colle rep says urban farming has become a big trend. "With more people growing conscious of their health, urban farming in cities has increased tremendously," he says. "Urbanites understand the benefits of organic farming, so many have started their own personal gardens or have joined coalitions to expand tiny farms in urban settings. Most cities do not have access to fresh, naturally grown foods. These urban farms are a great way for people to increase the availability to healthy, organic produce."
Colle Farmers Market is an E-Commerce enabled farmer's market community that is passionate about sustainable consumption and responsible conservation. The Colle movement is dedicated to connecting natural product vendors, organic farmers and all people who are living an organic and natural lifestyle.


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SpiceJet launches smart mobile check-in at Hyderabad airport
Hyderabad: SpiceJet on Friday launched smart mobile check-in facility at the Hyderabad airport.
The budget carrier became India's first airline to launch this facility under which passengers do not require to carry the itinerary printouts nor have to key-in the PNR number to initiate check in.
Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju inaugurated the smart mobile check-in which uses BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) and NFC (Near Field Communication) technologies.
Near Field Communication enables passengers to receive their boarding pass on their smartphone when they check-in through NFC-enabled smartphones with SpiceJet's mobile app. Customers who have booked their tickets using the mobile app will have to simply open the app and touch the mobile device on the NFC Check-in poster available at the airport to retrieve their mobile boarding pass on their smartphones.
They can also avail a touchless beacon based check-in to receive their boarding pass on the smartphone.
"This is set to relieve customers from standing in long queues, thus further enhancing their travel experience and offering a seamless journey," the airline said.
The service has been initially introduced at Hyderabad airport in coordination with GMR Hyderabad International Airport Ltd. (GHIAL) and will soon be available in all airports supporting e-boarding facility.
"Indian market being fixated on price and schedule, the mobile first approach, with more service centric features has revolutionised the customer experience on ground and SpiceJet is committed to avail the latest the industry has to offer, nurturing the travel experience of our end customers," said SpiceJet Ltd CMD Ajay Singh.


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Last month, I joined 165 college and university presidents from across the United States in a letter to President Obama and members of the 113th Congress urging them to recommit to fundamental investments in research.
The reasons, I think, are inarguable, although not always readily apparent in debates of deficits and priorities.
The fact is that throughout our modern history, the U.S. economy -- built on entrepreneurship, innovation and resolve -- has anchored the global market.
Undergirding that anchor -- and the system's fundamental strength -- is our people's ability to be at the forefront of discovery and ingenuity.
However, today, federal budget priorities for research are dwindling and the effects of sequestration are creating an "innovation deficit" in our economy. And, because our ability to grow our way to recovery is contingent upon new discoveries, we are setting ourselves up to fail.
Consider our model for prosperity.
Following the economic and human devastation of World War II, the majority of our nation's growth was a result of technological advancement, much of which stemmed from federally funded scientific research. The creation of GPS and touch-screens, for example, brought forth new industries and consumer products. And life-saving vaccines and MRIs opened new fields of medicine and treatment.
One of the world's most transformative creations -- the Internet -- began as a platform funded by the Advanced Research Projects Agency (now DARPA), an agency of the U.S. Department of Defense.
Support from a National Science Foundation grant helped launch Google. Companies like Intel, Apple and Microsoft use technology made possible by advancements reached as a result of public research funding.
The list is lengthy. Its impact on our country and world is almost incalculable.
But consider one way to measure the importance of such investment -- economic impact.
The National Research Council calculated the portion of revenue from 30 well-known computing firms whose technology could be traced back to research supported by government agencies -- "the total was nearly $500 billion a year."
In Lexington, a company by the name of Allylix is producing natural flavors and scents derived from yeast-based research developed in our College of Agriculture. The company is attracting outside investment and creating high-paying jobs.
UK's Center for Applied Energy Research is developing technologies that can answer serious questions that challenge the global energy economy and essential Kentucky industries.
But new industries and jobs tell only half the story.
Our basic health, quality of life and longevity have been fundamentally changed because of federally sponsored support for basic scientific research -- the idea of discovery simply for discovery's sake.
For instance, the work of 12 Nobel Laureates responsible for the development of the statins class of cholesterol medicine was supported by federal research grants. Those scientists didn't start out trying to discover drugs that would breakdown cholesterol. They were simply seeking to understand and answer basic scientific questions of discovery.
What they found, though, has changed the lives and health of millions.
Similarly, the science behind the Human Genome Project has returned an estimated $140 for every dollar invested and contributed to incredible advancements, diagnosis and treatments in medical science.
This summer, after years of planned investment, UK's Markey Cancer Center was designated a National Cancer Center by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) -- an agency of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
We pursued this dream because Kentucky cancer mortality rates are too high -- the highest in the nation. Over the last 10 years, if Kentucky's average cancer mortality rates were aligned with the national average, where cancer has been in decline, an estimated 18,000 more lives would have been saved.
NCI-designation and federal support for scientific breakthroughs reached in our labs and clinics are essential if we want to decrease cancer deaths in Kentucky.
However, as part of sequestration, the budget for NIH -- the federal agency responsible for supporting medical research -- was cut by $1.5 billion; translating to roughly 700 fewer competitive research projects funded.
Last year, UK earned $269 million in external grants and contracts. That's money being invested in discovery that saves lives and creates jobs. Funds that have an immediate, finite economic impact as we recruit top scientists who can attract high-profile grants.
We can do more, and we must do more. But it will take a renewed investment in our model for prosperity. Competing nations are using the formula that we developed to beat us at our own game.
Rapidly developing economies in China, Korea and Singapore are far outpacing U.S. investment in research and discovery -- two to four times our domestic investment rate. Further, we have fallen to 12th among developed countries in the number of young adults with a college degree.
Like all of you, we know that challenges remain. Tough decisions continue to lie ahead. Every day, the University of Kentucky commits to providing affordable access to a quality degree; engaging in research that advances regional industries and creates jobs; and providing quality care to Kentucky families.
As the country recovers in a still fragile global economy, we cannot forget -- nor abandon -- the principles that made us strong. Public investment in research and development, though not always immediately apparent, is an essential driver of our recovery. It has been a pillar of our success. It will be in the future, if we commit to such investment now.
By choosing the investments that once catapulted our country to the forefront of the global economy, we can continue to be a bright beacon for the world. Education, research and entrepreneurship can and will deliver a new dawn for our region, our Commonwealth and our nation once again.


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As I revisit some songs and voices that caught my attention when I was first learning about gospel music, I'm going to try to do something a little different from simply talking about why I liked them. I will describe as best I can my initial thought process in reaction to these clips, but then I'll draw some conclusions from my impressions that might be of promotional use to artists who want to draw in "newbies" like I was at the time.
I can think of no better way to kick off this blog than by revisiting the video that started it all for me: Steve Green and Wes Hampton singing "It is Well."
I can vividly remember being in my mid-teens and listening to a cassette tape of Steve Green's For God and God Alone. I'd listen to one side, then flip it over, then start at the beginning again when it was finished, and just keep that up for hours because I simply couldn't get enough of that voice. But through the years that followed I didn't get much more exposure to Steve's music than that one album. It was only around a year and a half ago that I realized just how extensive his repertoire was and began finding more of his stuff. In the process, I found out that he had sung with the Gaither Vocal Band, which surprised me because I had always thought of him as a soloist.
When I found this duet in very early 2010, it encouraged me to find out more about the Gaither Vocal Band because I was so impressed by Wes Hampton. Even if you've seen it before, it's worth seeing again:
There are so many reasons why I liked this clip, not least of which was the fact that this is one of the greatest hymns ever written. And of course, both Steve and Wes are highly gifted singers who complement each other superbly. But I think what most appealed to me was simply the beauty of seeing a legend interact with a young up-and-comer. Cross-generational moments like that are always fun to watch. (Plus, neither of them is that bad on the eyes… okay, just kidding. 😉 )
Something else that really impressed me here was Wes's presence and demeanor—not merely his voice, but his presence. From the moment he came on to the moment he stepped off stage, there was not even the faintest trace of arrogance or over-confidence. He was sharp and clean-cut. He was humble and classy. He didn't try to push himself forward in any way. He sang clearly and powerfully, but not so as to "outdo" Steve. In fact, he even went out of his way to say, "If there's a mistake, it's my fault." Everything about him said, "I can't believe I'm singing with Steve Green—what an honor!" At the same time, Steve was genuinely excited to share the stage with Wes, and he treated him like an equal. Wes in turn proved that he had the talent to meet the challenge. A young singer with that much talent could have allowed it to go to his head and behaved like a little twerp. But Wes didn't.
Conclusions: First, it's a very good thing for established artists to recognize and include young up-and-comers. But not only is it good for the industry, it catches the attention of the younger demographic. Second, personal appearance matters. It's the first thing people notice about you. If you walk out on stage put-together, modest, and classy, don't think the audience won't take note and appreciate it. They will.


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The Nonsense of the Judging Your Org's Maturity Level
The Nonsense of the Judging Your Org's Maturity Level
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Oh, you find this ridiculous? Insulting maybe?
Then why are you interested in the maturity levels of organizations?
Organizations are living systems. Assigning one rank (a maturity level) to an entire organization is just as useless, and potentially offensive, as assigning one single rating to me, Jurgen Appelo, for everything that I am, produce, and stand for. It flies in the face of complexity thinking. (OK, I'll be fair: Some models do indeed offer different numbers, but many consultants and businesses prefer to work with just one rank.) Therefore I don't believe the way maturity models are used in business is the proper way to address and assess professionalism in organizations. Instead of classifying entire organizations, we should classify only specific activities performed by specific people.
- Jurgen Appelo, Management 3.0, page 220
Looking at myself, I'd guess my "maturity level" in the area of administration and logistics is 3 (out of 5). And for writing it's probably the same. When it's about reading it might even be a 4. On the other hand, in the area of interpersonal communication it's certainly not more than a 2. And I'm not even going to tell you my maturity level regarding account management or personal workouts.
So, what is my maturity level as a self-employed knowledge worker?
Do I take the average of all these numbers?
If we can't even define one maturity level for a person, then how should we "measure" one for a network of people, an organization, or a business?
Next time a consultant suggests that your company has a maturity level, you can reply that you have just identified one of the consultant's many different maturity levels. In the area of complexity thinking he scores a solid 1.
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Oct. 12, 1931-April 12, 2011
PRINCETON -- Hilda Stewart Woodard, 79, 6670 U.S. 70 east, Princeton, died Tuesday evening at Wayne Memorial Hospital.
She was born Oct. 12, 1931, in Johnston County, and was the daughter of the late Charlie Casper and Lida Mae Benson Stewart.
Mrs. Woodard was voted the most studious and most dependable of her graduating Princeton High School class of 1950. She attended Praise Sanctuary of Princeton.
The funeral service will be conducted at 1 p.m. Friday, April 15, at Casey Funeral Home in Princeton, with the Rev. Jimmy Lambert officiating. The committal service will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 16, at Princeton Cemetery.
She is survived by her husband, Ralph Stephen Woodard; son, Kenney Stephen Woodard of Goldsboro; daughter, Beverly Anderson and husband, Larry, of Princeton; sisters, Mildred Braswell of Princeton and Kaye Sutton of Princeton; and granddaughter, Amanda Martin.
The family will receive friends beginning at 12 p.m. Friday, April 15, and immediately following the funeral service at Casey Funeral Home.
Although flowers are welcome, the family suggests that memorial contributions be made to Praise Sanctuary of Princeton.
Condolences may be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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A hot take on discovery system results
Here's an example of Google doing better then a discovery system. First and foremost your mileage may vary. This is a very specific example but endemic of the landscape we find ourselves in.
The Setup
Since I have some tiny amount of domain knowledge now this doesn't come from an abstract Librarian assessment of what results are best. Last summer I read some work on an aspect of a mathematical process named after Pollard written by a someone named Teske. So with a simple keyword search:
teske pollard
I tried to get back to those readings using two different tools
Google Results
- The paper I wanted. Full text, in postscript to boot. Hosted at the affiliated school's departmental website. (Author's hosted copy)
- Second great result. Full text and hosted at affiliated schools deparmental website (Author's hosted copy)
- Abstract (in PS format) of conference paper described in result 4. Once again hosted at school's website
- Conference paper published two years after what I was looking for. Probably a combination of paper 1 and 2
- A paper citing the paper 2 and 4
Discovery Results
- The paper! Yeah, but hosted through JSTOR, ie a link I couldn't share with anyone who wasn't affiliated with a school that has a subscription.
- A paper on a similar topic but not what I was hoping for about 2/3 relevant
- Perhaps some research in a similar topic but not what I was hoping for, about 1/3 relevant
- Just the citation (not full-text) of result #2 from Google. A novice searcher would presumably give up at this point as the OpenURL/ native full-text didn't lead anywhere
- Not close enough for me to click on.
Putting this together I was stewing in my mind over what sort of scathing indictment I could levy again the discovery system... It was out of touch with reality, didn't understand the topic, missed the point of what I was trying to find. Ultimately though I think discovered what I was. The discovery system is constructed / predicated on respecting the formal publishing lifecycle such as it is. Things don't count here unless it is birthed through the process. Case in point Google Result #1 and #2 are not the formal copy of a finished product but it is what I wanted. Extrapolate a bit, if we as a profession are pushing OA via Repositories then our discovery systems should reflect that in some respect though, right? The utility of pre-press/author copy will be different for different disciplines but full-text is full-text and when it comes to it I'm happy that I have the PS files I was gunning for with 13 keystrokes.
Over exaggerating?
Oh you bet. However anytime this happens that is one more tiny bit of preference felt towards Google. Happens enough times and it leaves a lasting impression. Our edge/utility/je ne sais quoi/differential errodes and people go to the G first. In my year-ish doing a Master's degree this scenario has come up again and again.
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By Alicia Thomas
As your senior year of high school flies by, you're faced with a million choices about where you want to go to college next year. One huge consideration that doesn't even cross most senior girls' minds, though, is whether or not they should attend a single-sex university.
There are negative connotations associated with girls-only schools, the majority of which are entirely false. It's these preconceived notions that keep most collegiettes from even considering attending a single-sex university. However, there are countless benefits associated with attending a girls-only school. Is a women's college the right choice for you?
The Stereotypes
When someone announces their decision to attend a single sex university, the response that they get is usually a stifled jaw-drop and a polite nod with wide, disbelieving eyes. "A school full of nothing but girls? Are you nuts?" seems to be their underlying message.
"You Go to a Women's College? You Must Be a Lesbian."
There are negative stereotypes associated with students who choose to attend single-sex universities. People assume that women's college attendees are either super religious (and therefore chaste) or lesbians. Those assumptions lead the majority of the female population to coed universities when, in reality, single-sex universities have a lot to offer too.
Elizabeth Schmitt, a sophomore at Mount Holyoke College, spoke a bit on this topic. "A lot of my friends in high school joked about me being a lesbian [when I chose to attend a women's college], but it never bothered me. I knew that my reasons to attend Mount Holyoke were so much more important than the lesbian stereotype."
When asked about the LGBT community on Mount Holyoke's campus, Elizabeth said, "I'd say that there's a very vocal minority of gay and transgender women here, but most girls are straight. The assumption [that we are all lesbians] is quite petty, and I think it unfortunately deters some students from women's colleges. We are a supportive and allied environment if you are gay or transgendered, but I think the assumption that we are all gay is grossly inaccurate."
"There Must Be So Much Drama All The Time!"
Generally when a lot of girls are put in one place, the catty escapades of a teenage TV series like Gossip Girl tend to ensue (or so we think). Girls are notorious for their inability to interact without injecting unnecessary drama into a situation. That's why the idea of living on a campus full of thousands of females can put someone who likes her life to be drama-free a little bit on edge.
However, Patty Beidel, a counselor at Wilson College, a women's college in Pennsylvania, had nothing but positive things to say about the girls-only atmosphere.
"Typically, you'd think there'd be a lot of drama, because all of these girls are thrown together in one place, but that's really not the case," said Patty. "The students who decide to go to a women's college are more mature because they made the conscious decision to go to a women's college. They're too focused on their education to let pettiness get in their way."
Elizabeth concurred. "I think we have an extremely strong sense of community and solidarity. It's not like high school where there's a lot of cattiness. We are all here because of the amazing academics and community, and I don't ever feel overwhelmed by that!"
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Simply looking at today's EDM6 Eurodollar price action, a chunky bearish trade and record net-short 'non-commercial' account position does not buy what it once did. http://diagnosticsbycandlelight.blogspot.com/
Today it appears that a large-scale short position was rolled-up to higher strike.
Earlier today:
40,000 Green Jun 81 puts at 1.0
100,000 Green Jun 82 puts at 3.5
40,000 Green Jun 83 puts at 8.0
vs. 4,000 Green Jun'16 futures at 98.40
From April 11th:
40K at 0.5 (half tic):
40,000 Green Jun 78 puts
80,000 Green Jun 81 puts
40,000 Green Jun 82 puts
CFTC Described 'non-commercial' accounts added new net-shorts Eurodollars in the week ending Tuesday, April 6.
The 209,000 (future and option combined) net short position add plummeted the record well below anything ever seen. Prior exaggerated net short positions in 2004 and 2006 and again in 2011 were only 6-700K.
Friday's price action is non-confirming of the Wed/Thur bullish run. The bearish 'hanging man' formed on Friday is not confirmed and today's price action is somewhat neutral thus far.


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THE LONDON GAZETTE, England, May 28, 1674, April 29, 1686 & April 24, 1699
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* 3 issues from the last 3 decades of the 17th century
This publication is the world's oldest continually published English language newspaper, having begun in 1665 and is still printing in London to this day. And these are very early, genuine issues. As was the case with most newspapers of the 17th century, these are complete as a single sheet, measuring 6 1/2 by 10 3/4 inches and printed on very high quality paper with much cotton & linen fiber content.
Each issue is filled with various news of the day from various cities in Europe, each report with its own dateline, and even includes several "Advertisements" on the back page. Given its small size these would be nice newspapers for framing & display with the 300+ year old date prominent at the top of each issue. Each issue is in very nice condition.
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Maybe I'll be a teacher. Maybe that's actually what I want to do with my life. There, I said it.
Ever since I started working at the school, I've started thinking about getting a teaching certificate. I want to do something truly beautiful with my life. Something that I don't have reservations about, something uplifting and enobling. Maybe teaching is that something. Until this point, I never really thought I would enjoy teaching in a school. I guess now I get to find out. I'm so blessed with the chance to teach at my current job. I think it will be very enlightening, and show me if teaching is really the path that I want to pursue. I love working with the kids. I love it when they tell me stories and ask me funny questions. I love it when they ask me for "two tiny band-aids" and draw me pictures. I love it when they try to guess how old I am. I love it when they show me their art projects and ask me to edit their essays. I love that job. So, maybe I want to be a teacher. I guess I kind of already am.
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