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Heavy metal music was blaring at the highest volume the sound system could go in the Mountain's professional gym room, while expensive soundproofing kept the ear pounding decibels from beating down the hallways throughout the rest of the estate. Instead the loud, vibrating, soul crushing sound poured over Gregor Clegane has he pumped large volume free weights, losing himself in the rhythm of flexing muscles, heavy sweat and numbing pain. For weeks now, it had been the same ritual every morning, trying to purge himself of sleepless nights, thoughts over his injured brother, Sandor, and broken friendship with his boss, Ramsay Bolton, and now a new strained intimacy with his beloved wife, Melly. Everything had changed for all of them, flipped upside down over the course of a single night and Gregor was angered and confused how to deal with his sense of loss on so many different levels.
He dropped the enormous curling weight and glared towards the entrance,
waiting for that smug grinning Bastard to walk through the door with his
confident swagger, obnoxious smoking and lewd talk. But, his boss
had stayed away, never phoning or messaging, even Ramsay's gang of thugs, the
Bastard Boys hadn't dropped by with word on job orders. Yet scheduled
payment deposits continued to be made into his offshore bank account, so
Gregor supposed he was still of use to his old friend. "That
asshole..." The Mountain sighed and took a seat for a moment's rest,
toweling his slicked, bare chest then popping a water bottle open,
guzzling down the whole thing, before tossing into the trash bin. He hit
the treadmill next, amping up the incline and running speed to the max,
wanting to feel his legs burn like wildfire, pushing his body to the
Even this was nothing to the rigorous training and classified
experimentation he had been subjected to under the orders of Roose
Bolton. The Bastard's father was head of the most classified branch of
the government's independent military contractors, the Flayed Men. The
idea of stamping files 'Top Secret' was a cute childish joke to men like
Bolton. True silence was payed for with blood and flesh, real methods
that made you wish for death. As long as top generals in the field like
Tywin Lannister got what they payed for, no one dared questioned
Bolton's methods. Gregor jumped off the treadmill, his heart pounding
out of his chest, breathing deeply for breath as his vision grew hazy.
He staggered and leaned against the treadmill, letting the wave of
anxiety pass. "Fuck!" He groaned, slamming a fist into the wall, willing
his heart rate to slow down before he passed out cold. Memories of his
time as a lab rat always threw Clegane into an attack. The next step in
the quest for the perfect human super solider had started with him, aka
code name The Mountain... Gregor owed Ramsay a debt he could never repay
for busting him out of that holding cell.
That little punk didn't even know what he was stealing when he set me
free. Clegane chuckled softly at the memory of a teenage Ramsay,
wandering around a restricted area with his father's access card.
Calling that bastard wild and rebellious would have been a gross
understatement. The boy was already a cold hearted killer, but clever
and intelligent, with handsome looks to mask the monster hidden inside.
Gregor could see it all in those pale eyes he shared in common with
Roose, the only physical feature linking father and son. They had stared
at each other through the prison bars, the Mountain already towering
over Ramsay, assessing one another without words for a long moment. "If I
let you go, will it piss off my father?" The Bastard had asked him,
smirking with glee. Gregor stood, stunned by question, wondering if this
was some new trick to test his loyalty, but he would always risk another
round of torture for the possibility of being free of that hellhole. "Yes."
"Perfect! Then you're just what I was looking for." Ramsay laughed,
opening the cell and removing Gregor's shackles, then holding out a hand.
"I'm Ramsay Bolton, the bastard son no one cares to speak of." The
Mountain returned the introduction with a shake. "Gregor Clegane...
Genetic freak. Well boy, if we get out of this alive, I'm yours." Ramsay
had scowled and cursed him out, but still had led him to freedom and a new
life. The Bastard had set off to start his own underground empire and
had taken Gregor along for the ride, not just as some hired thug, but as
an equal partner. And in a strange twist of fate, Ramsay had also given
him Melly.
'I need to set things right again.' Gregor thought as he headed off for a
quick shower, then dressed in sweat pants and a white wife-beater
shirt, walking barefoot toward the kitchen, where he could
hear and smell breakfast cooking. Clegane lingered by the doorway,
just watching his woman by the stove as she flipped pancakes in nothing
but a pair of short shorts and a tank top, looking beautiful in the
morning light that filtered in from the large windows. I'd be a fool to
hold any anger or jealously against her, the Mountain scolded himself,
before coming up behind Melly. He kissed her neck and wrapped his large
arms around her, pulling her away from the stove as he shut off the
burner. "I'm sorry... for everything Little Doe." Gregor whispered,
turning Melly around to face him, cupping her soft cheek and kissing her
sweet lips.
When Melly awoke, the room was dark and Gregor was already up and gone.
She closed her eyes again, rolling over and curling up small, tucking
her knees up to her tummy and squeezing her eyes shut tightly. She
wasn't going to cry, not again. Ever since the night at Ramsay's
compound, it seemed she was always on the verge of tears. Memories of
that night, and of all the nights she'd belonged to Ramsay, welled up in
her again and again. Every time Gregor looked at her, she could see the
hurt in his face, hurt that she'd responded as she'd done to Ramsay and
mistrust that perhaps she would do so again. Then there was his guilt.
He'd used her in a way he'd never have allowed himself, had the
circumstances been different. He'd sent her flying into the wall when
she'd tried to intervene between Ramsay and himself. He'd hurt her, and
she knew that he was tortured by that knowledge.
Strangely, Melly was at peace with the events of that evening. She
understood what she was and she knew that in some way, she had given
both men what they'd needed. Gregor had needed to release his inner
beast, to unleash it's full fury. She had taken it all, both pain and
pleasure, had taken it willingly, gladly. The Mountain was her Man and
she loved him more than she loved her own life. She knew now, that if he
needed her again in this way, she would give him the same, and without
hesitation. She wished he could understand that this was what she
wanted...what she needed to do for him. She still trusted him completely
and her love for him was unconditional.
Her fears were great, however. She was afraid that Gregor would not be
able to forget the way she had succumbed to Ramsay's will, that he would
not be able to understand that this was something far beyond her
control. Ramsay was her Master, body and soul she had belonged to him.
She still loved him, in a way that she could not entirely smother. Deep
within her, there would always be a part of her that loved The Bastard
of Bolton. She feared that Gregor knew this now, and that the
realization had cut him deeply. Melly wanted to reassure him, to try to
explain, but whenever she began, he would turn away from her. She tried to push these thoughts away. She needed
to get up and face him, face the day.
Stretching, getting out of bed she pulled up the duvet and opened the
curtains. She saw two of the dogs running across the wide stretch of
garden behind the house and she smiled. The sunlight warmed her skin,
and she closed her eyes for a moment before padding, naked, into the
adjoining bath. Turning on the shower, she stepped under the hot spray,
feeling herself come slowly awake. After her shower, she partially dried
her hair, leaving it loosely falling in waves over her shoulders and
smelling of cocoa butter. Pulling on a pair of soft black shorts and a pink
tank top, she made her way barefoot through the huge house and down to
the kitchen to prepare breakfast.
Gregor would be in the gym, she knew.
That was where he spent most of his time lately, music blaring,
working himself beyond his limits. Soundproofing made the rest of the
house seem quiet, and she was glad of that. Melly preferred the quiet,
especially in the mornings. Her large rustic kitchen was full of light
and she felt peaceful there. Gregor would have taken care of the dogs,
but not himself, she knew, so she set about looking after her husband.
She mixed batter for whole grain pancakes and began to fry bacon, brewed
coffee for him and made herself a pot of tea. Cracking open six eggs
for Gregor, she removed the yolks and scrambled those for the dogs. The
egg whites, she put aside to prepare for Gregor when she called him.
As she began to pour pancake batter onto the griddle, she thought of how
perfect things had been... before. Her heart ached and once again she
blinked back tears. She'd survived so much, but losing Gregor would be
the end of her. Of this, she was certain. The sound of his voice behind
her made her gasp, she had not been expecting him to come out without
being called. His arms around her and his gentle touch caused Melly
let out an almost inaudible moan. When he kissed her, she felt the dam
finally break, tears silently spilled down her cheeks as she kissed him,
wrapping her arms around his neck and stroking his close cropped hair.
"Gregor..." she whispered against his lips, ''I'm sorry... if only you
knew how much..." She felt his thumb softly wiping away her tears as he lifted
her, enveloping her in his huge embrace and she kissed him all over his
face, his eyes, his nose, wondering if it really would turn out alright
for them, after all.
"I know already, girl." Gregor replied, setting his woman down on the
kitchen's island counter and standing between her spread legs, gazing
down into her eyes. "I've been angry for letting that Bastard make me
see things I never wanted to acknowledge... But I needed to." His large
hand stroked Melly's soft hair, letting the curls cascade through his
thick fingers. "I'm not ashamed of what we did Little Doe. I love you
and you have been mine since the moment I found you. Nothing is ever
going to change that. Not even Ramsay's perverted sex fantasies."
Clegane smiled softly, letting his touch travel down Melly's bare arm,
then back up to pull a tank top strap aside, kissing the girl's exposed
collarbone as his other hand caressed an inner thigh. Inching upwards as
he felt his woman respond, his fingertips slipped under the shorts opening
to find her bare sex.
''Oh gods, I love you..." she whispered, stroking his rough cheek,
running her hand over his massive shoulders, caressing his muscled
chest. She couldn't get enough of the feel of him under her hands, he
was so real, so solid, he was her strength and her safety. The touch of
his lips on her skin set her on fire. She was wet for him before his
fingers had a chance to brush against her sex. "I don't ever want you to
think that there could be anyone else for me... I belong to you, until
the day that I die." Her voice was no more than a shaky whisper and she
tilted her head to watch his lips trail over down her chest, kissing and
sucking at her hardened nipples through the thin fabric of her shirt.
Melly slid her legs further apart as her hand traveled to the waistband
of Gregor's workout pants and pulled at the laces. She maneuvered the material until she could feel his
already erect cock and she rubbed him up and down,
eliciting a rumbling growl from deep within the Mountain's chest.
Gregor tore her clothes off with two quick hard yanks, pushing Melly
back to lay on the counter top, knocking the flour container over and
spilling the contents out. His large rough hands roamed over the girl's
naked body with possessiveness, leaving white fingerprints all over her,
marking his territory. "I got you right where I want you Little Doe."
Clegane groaned, while pinning the girl's wrists together over her head
with one hand, his mouth coming back down to capture Melly's lips. The
Mountain's cock was thick and extended, a heavy rod pushing through
Melly's soft pink folds as he fucked her deep and slow, every inch of
his manhood reclaiming his rights to her.
Her moan at his entry was long and laced with pent up emotion. Melly lay
on her back, the marble of the kitchen island was cold against her bare
skin, but Gregor's massive frame radiated heat as he covered her, his
kiss long and lingering. Her mouth opened under his and his tongue took
charge of hers, causing her to sigh into his kiss. Every stroke of his huge
cock thrusting into her sent pleasure coursing through her, starting
between her thighs and spreading throughout her body. Her legs curled
around his hips as he rocked his pelvis and his movement increased,
gaining speed and building friction. Melly stared up at Gregor as he
pulled back, looking down into her face. She could see his pleasure and
also read his love for her in his dark eyes. His brow was furrowed and
his face was as serious as she had ever seen it, yet she could tell that
he was happy, that everything was going to be all right. "I always want
to be here... please, my love, always..." she whispered.
Wrapping his arms around her, Gregor lifted Melly off the counter,
sliding her wet cunt all the way down his engorged shaft as he latched
onto one of her tits, sucking hard on the pert nipple. The Mountain
rumbled with a deep groan as he came, pulsating inside his woman,
letting his hot load bathe her womb as Melly shook in his embrace in
return, following his lead and crying out as she came. "We got a life
together Little Doe." Gregor spoke softly against the girl's temple,
kissing her forehead then those sweet lips, before reluctantly slipping
out of her warm grasp. "I won't fuck that up... Ever." The Mountain
tossed Melly over his shoulder, smacking her bare ass and chuckling at
the gasp of surprise. His lust for Melly was only just starting, and
began to rise again with every step towards the bedroom.
Bolton Rising - Part 38 - Gregor & Melly
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So whenever you want to post the next chapter would be great. Also just in case you didnt know you have people like me who check this site often and are heartbroken when the next chapter isnt up, so have that on your conscienceReplyDeleteReplies
LOL! OK, OK! We get the message! We will try harder, I promise! Bolton's next chapter is half done already! And Mountain updated yesterday! We're listening!Delete
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John Ladenburg has never thought of his proposed golf course in University Place as just a golf course.
The Pierce County executive's plan goes like this: After the county builds an $18.7 million professional-caliber golf course at Chambers Creek Properties, the course will make money, which will be used to transform the rest of the former gravel mine into parkland, an arboretum and open space projects for the general public.
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But Ladenburg's plan might take hold sooner, without the need for revenues from the golf course, under a rough idea to deliver two parcels of open space to the public at the same time Chambers Bay Golf Course opens in May 2007.
"It's an idea of how to get more people down to the site, " Ladenburg said Friday. "Let's see if we can find a way to do one or both of these things at the beginning because it will be cheaper to build them once we have the (golf course) contractor mobile on the site."
The idea, outlined in a June 16 memo Ladenburg sent to the Pierce County Council, is to spend about $4.1 million to groom two open areas for "passive" recreation, such as picnics or summer festivals. A site called Central Meadow would encompass 22 acres in the middle of Chambers Creek Properties. The other site, North Meadow, would unfold over six acres on the northern portion of the site.
Question is, how would the county pay for what would amount to expensive accessories to an expensive golf course?
Tony Tipton, project manager for the county, said the possible sources of money include the county's sewer ratepayers, the sales tax for parks or the county's general fund, which is fueled by property and sales taxes and pays for sheriff's deputies and other core public services.
Tipton said the general fund is lowest on the list "just because there are so many competing interests for general fund dollars these days."
Tipton emphasized that the open space projects are only rough ideas. "Nothing is proposed, " he said.
The issue is on the table as the seven-member council approaches a Sept. 13 vote on whether to approve the ordinance that would issue bonds to finance construction of the golf course.
So far, the council has nibbled around the big vote, drafting a companion ordinance that includes a backup plan to sell golf course property or land around it for housing developments if the course fails to make enough money to cover its expenses.
In the early 1990s, the county used its sewer utility fund to buy the former gravel mine that is Chambers Creek Properties. Ladenburg wants to build a 250-acre, 18-hole Scottish links-style golf course at the 930-acre site with a waterfront view in University Place.
The golf course, which is being designed by architect Robert Trent Jones II, is intended to rejuvenate the scarred landscape, enable expansion of the county's wastewater treatment facilities, generate revenues to build other parkland projects envisioned in the master plan for the area and pump up the local economy.
Ladenburg is asking the council to approve an ordinance that would issue 30-year bonds and pledge golf course and sewer revenues to pay off the debt. The county would commit property and sales tax revenues as well, if the course and sewer revenues aren't enough.
The county would borrow $18.7 million to build the course and pay an estimated $35.9 million in principal and interest over 30 years.
The council hasn't taken a bite of Ladenburg's idea to also find money to pay for the two open space projects to complement the opening of the golf course.
"We have our hands full with the risk tied to the golf course, " said Council Chairman Shawn Bunney (R-Lake Tapps). "I'm most interested in making the decision on the bonding to protect taxpayers. I haven't spent any time looking at what these added amenities might cost."
Asked if he would pay for the two open-space projects out of the general fund, Bunney said, "Not at this time, no."
Asked if sewer ratepayers should pay for them, Bunney said he's focused on the bonding ordinance and that "we have time to figure all of that out."
Councilman Calvin Goings (D-Puyallup) said neither general taxpayers nor sewer ratepayers should pay for the open space projects.
"The golf course has been touted as a moneymaker that will allow us to fund additional amenities at the site, " he said, "and that's what needs to happen."
Tipton, the project manager, noted that the golf course already is planned to open with a public amenity - a $1 million, roughly four-mile trail running through the course and paid for by sewer ratepayers.
The two open space projects would move the county closer to opening access to the site's beach, Tipton said.
"Once Central Meadow is there, that gets us to the water, " he said. "The next logical piece is to work on dock and beach access."
It's unclear when the public projects envisioned in the master plan, including dock and beach access and other parkland projects, will happen. But the long-term focus is to get them done, Tipton said, despite all of the attention paid to the golf course.
"The reason why the golf course is pushed more heavily is the golf course can actually generate revenues, " he said. "We hope it can take on helping not only build some of these things in the future, but also maintain them, which is just as important."


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The install was fine when but I connect to another computer for a video call, my CPU pins at 100% and my voice isn't heard well, if at all, on the other side. I can see their picture and hear their voice pretty well, but it seems my system is having trouble once the program connects. My system specs are well above the recommended specs to run the camera.
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3. Did you install the standoffs under the motherboard? Did you place them so they all align with the screw holes in the motherboard, with no extra standoffs touching the board in the wrong place? A standoff installed in the wrong place can cause a short and prevent the system from booting.
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16. Did you ensure you discharged all static electricity before touching any of your components? Computer components are very sensitive to static electricity. It takes much less voltage than you can see or feel to damage components. You should implement some best practices to reduce the probability of damaging components. These practices should include either wearing an anti-static wrist strap or always touching a metal part of the case with the power supply installed and plugged in, but NOT turned on. You should avoid building or working on a computer on carpet. Working on a smooth surface is the best if at all possible. You should also keep fluffy the cat, children, and fido away from computer components.
17. Did you install the system speaker (if provided) so you can check beep-codes in the manual? A system speaker is NOT the same as normal speakers that plug into the back of the motherboard. A system speaker plugs into a header on the motherboard that's usually located near the front panel connectors. The system speaker is a critical component when trying to troubleshoot system problems. You are flying blind without a system speaker. If your case or motherboard didn't come with a system speaker you can buy one for cheap here: http://www.cwc-group.com/casp.html
18. Did you read the instructions in the manual on how to properly connect the front panel plugs? (Power switch, power led, reset switch, HD activity led) Polarity does not matter with the power and reset switches. If power or drive activity LED's do not come on, reverse the connections. For troubleshooting purposes, disconnect the reset switch. If it's shorted, the machine either will not POST at all, or it will endlessly reboot.
19. Did you turn on the power supply switch located on the back of the PSU? Is the power plug on a switch? If it is, is the switch turned on? Is there a GFI circuit on the plug-in? If there is, make sure it isn't tripped. You should also make sure the power cord isn't causing the problem. Try swapping it for a known good cord if you have one available.
20. Is your CPU supported by the BIOS revision installed on your motherboard? Most motherboards will post a CPU compatibility list on their website.
21. Have you tried resetting the CMOS? The motherboard manual will have instructions for your particular board.
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22. If you have integrated video and a video card, try the integrated video port. Resetting the bios, can make it default back to the onboard video.
23. Make certain all cables and components including RAM and expansion cards are tight within their sockets. Here's a thread where that was the cause of the problem.
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How did you come to know that midwifery care was an option to you and your family?
I had an OB for my first pregnancy and while I liked my doctor, our experience at the hospital left much to be desired. One of my friends and colleagues is married to a midwife so I had heard some really amazing and supportive birth stories and had my mind set on a water birth at the Birth Centre.
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After the Scottish release of debut album Boots Met My Face last year to lavish praise, from The List to STV to the cream of the indie blogs, Admiral Fallow have spawned two singles - Subbuteo and These Barren Years – with Squealing Pigs to come in March, delighting a continually growing fanbase with singer/songwriter Louis Abbott's heartfelt, tender lyrics and his mini indie orchestra.
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Forming in 2007, and picking up support slots with Guillemots and The Futureheads as well as a headline slot on the T Break Stage at 2009′s T In The Park, they changed their name from Brother Louis Collective to Admiral Fallow when they decided to release an album, becoming increasingly visible with an uplifting set on the BBC Introducing Stage at T in the Park 2010, a place on the Homegame festival with King Creosote, Adem and Silver Columns this summer, and a support slot with Frightened Rabbit on their UK tour this past December.
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LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Azalea Health, a leading provider of fully-integrated web-based healthcare solutions and services, announced today that they were selected by Kansas-based Ashland Health Center, a 25 bed Critical Access Hospital (CAH) and medical system, for their electronic health record (EHR) and revenue cycle management (RCM) billing solutions.
Based on a 2016 study by Chartis Group and iVantage Health Analytics, about 41 percent of rural facilities operated with negative margins in 2016. Consequently, many hospitals are seeking new technology solutions to reverse this trend.
Ashland Health Center will leverage the complete Azalea inpatient and outpatient EHR and RCM platform to increase workflow efficiencies, drive EHR utilization, and improve hospital profitability. In the first month of using an Azalea module for its payroll, the CAH has already realized a 66 percent reduction in the time it takes to complete payroll.
"As a critical access hospital, having a fully integrated EHR and RCM - with the added capability of integrated telehealth and mobile capabilities - puts us in a better position to tighten our operations and enhance the ways we can serve our patient community," said Michael Mages, CEO of Ashland Health Center. "Ashland Health Center is looking to enhance our patient experience; and Azalea's solutions enable us to do just that."
As part of the RCM engagement, Azalea Health will provide claim processing, payment posting, denials management and A/R follow up. Prior to the selection, Azalea Health billing experts completed an RCM gap analysis to review current revenue cycle operational and clinical workflows, and to provide an analysis of areas for improvement and remediation.
"As the market continues to face greater pressure, critical access hospitals like Ashland Health Center are looking for ways to drive revenue and improve their bottom line," said Baha Zeidan, CEO and co-founder of Azalea Health. "By providing an innovative platform that supports both clinics and hospitals, Azalea will help Ashland streamline workflows, reduce costs and increase revenue collections."
Ashland Health Center is located in Ashland, Kansas serving the healthcare needs of Clark County and surrounding areas.
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West Bengal government, Tatas in secret deal: MamataSeptember 26th, 2008 - 8:50 pm ICT by IANS
Singur, Sep 26 (IANS) Amidst signals of an imminent pullout by Tata Motors from here, Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee Friday alleged there was a clandestine deal between the auto major and the West Bengal government.Referring to the Sep 7 agreement inked between the government and the opposition in the presence of state Governor Gopalkrishna Gandhi, Banerjee said: "As per the accord, only the vendors were supposed to stop work. We never sought halt to the work at the mother plant. The government should answer why the factory is still closed."
Addressing a rally here, she said: "There seems to be an unholy alliance between the Tatas and the CPI-M (Communist Party of India-Marxist). The two seem to have entered into clandestine deals. Lot of money is involved."
Banerjee squarely blamed West Bengal's ruling communists for the deadlock, saying they had failed to create a congenial atmosphere needed for industrialisation.
According to her, the CPI-M neither wanted agriculture to flourish nor industries to thrive. "Had they loved agriculture or industry they would not have gone back on the September 7 agreement. They also don't want farmers to get back the land forcibly taken for the project."
On speculation that Tata Motors could be on its way out of the state, she said the government should take the blame as it had failed to create a congenial atmosphere.
"They have destroyed all semblance of a congenial atmosphere. They have neither a land map, nor a land management policy, nor a land bank. They wanted to set up the factory by imposing prohibitory orders, and by using the police. Now the Tatas have also told them they cannot work under such conditions.
"You cannot have a factory if there is unrest. Industries have to be set up with a humane touch," Banerjee said in an aggressive speech near the venue where she had staged her 15-day siege demanding return of 400 acres farmland acquired for the project.
She predicted that the Left Front would be ousted in the next elections and said: "If we had been in power in the state, this problem would have been solved in a day. This government doesn't know how to work."
Banerjee also ridiculed those saying that if the Tata Motors pull out of West Bengal, then not only would Singur be denied a major industrialisation project, but landowners would also not get back the land.
"Tata is not the only industrialist wanting to set up shop. Several others have lined up. Farmers will get back land, agricultural labourers will get compensation, and industry will also be set up," she said.
Banerjee said she never wanted Tata Motors to leave, but if it was bent on moving out, then it was a "problem between the company and the government".
"We will continue our fight," she added.
Heavy security arrangements were made for the rally, with the deployment of over 3,000 police personnel, as the CPI-M had also brought out a procession supporting the Nano project.
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When Beatrice Rienhoff was born in 2003 following an uneventful, full-term pregnancy, she was breathing well and had good color and muscle tone. She was on the small side, and there were some other subtle clues that something might be amiss. Her fingers and toes, especially on the right side of her body, were bent. And although no one took any measurements at the time, her hands and feet seemed longer than usual.
Three months later, Bea still hadn't gained much weight. She was under 10 pounds and struggling with gross motor skills. At 17 months, she couldn't stand on her own, nor could she crawl or roll over. At less than 17 pounds, she had fallen even farther on the growth chart. She was born with other distinctive features, too: an abnormally large distance between her eyes, a port-wine birthmark on her face, and a cleft in her uvula, the little flap of tissue that dangles at the back of the throat.
For her father, Hugh Rienhoff, a clinical geneticist by training and biotechnology entrepreneur in practice, some of those characteristics rang a bell. His daughter's features share some similarities with genetic syndromes known as Marfan and Loeys-Dietz. In both of those conditions, the connective tissue that holds cells and organs together is compromised, which can produce life-threatening heart complications, among other problems. But Bea didn't carry any of the mutations known to cause either of those disorders.
Rienhoff set off on a quest for a genetic diagnosis, with secondhand equipment cobbled together via eBay and concerns about his daughter's potential heart problems weighing heavily on his mind. Almost 10 years later, after enlisting the help of the genome technology company Illumina, an analysis of genomic DNA extracted from Bea's blood cells along with those of her two older, unaffected siblings and her parents provided the answer, which Rienhoff reported in the American Journal of Medical Genetics last year along with pertinent details of Bea's life and condition up to age 9.
Bea carries a de novo mutation, one that neither of her parents or siblings — or anyone else, for that matter — is known to carry, in a single gene called TGFB3, for transforming growth factor beta. TGFB3 belongs to a family of growth factors with key roles in normal development and in diseases, not coincidentally including Marfan and Loeys-Dietz syndromes. Bea is the first person known to carry a mutation in the portion of the TGFB3 gene that codes for protein, and her features suggest that the gene is important for the development of the palate and for normal muscle growth. While Marfan and Loeys-Dietz have both been tied to an increase in TGF-beta signaling, the evidence suggests Bea, rather fortunately perhaps, has just the opposite.
Not So Rare
Bea's story is but one relatively early and high-profile example of a rising trend in the rare disease arena made possible by recent advances and falling costs in next-generation genome sequencing technology. In part because diseases like Bea's are rare, Rienhoff found it rather difficult in those earlier days to attract and sustain interest from people in the right positions to help him along the way. Without his clinical genetics background and determination, he might not have succeeded. While challenges still remain for families affected by rare diseases — insurance doesn't always pay, and there is no one go-to place to find help — more and more rare disease sequencing programs have popped up around the world. Times have definitely changed.
"I don't think you need to be a millionaire or computer wizard or geneticist like I was to initiate this kind of stuff now," Rienhoff says. "I think there's enough publicity about these cases that doctors and researchers are sensitive to this data, and the technology is much more accessible than it was four years ago. We are just going to see more of it and more of these unusual cases, and the heartbreak will be that there's [often] nothing you can do. You get a diagnosis, but there's nothing you can do but watch your daughter melt away or whatever it happens to be. Fortunately, for me, that's not the case at all."
That's not to say that finding a convincing disease variant in exome data is a breeze. A person can vary at millions of sites in the genome. Once all of those variants are identified for any one individual, they must be filtered through and narrowed to a smaller number of potential suspects, based on comparisons against the general population. The genomic data of family members help, too, as does knowledge about the condition together with the scientific literature on individual genes and gene pathways.
Bea's molecular diagnosis hasn't led to any new treatment regimen or a clearer prognosis given the uniqueness of her condition and relative health either. So far, her management plan primarily involves braces she wears on her legs and exercises that would have been recommended with or without her genetic sequence. She does now take care of a pet mouse every day that carries her same mutation, given to her by researchers who are using similar mice as models to explore the biology associated with her condition in greater detail. Her father, too, continues to look for other people with changes in the same gene, and especially one just like Bea's. The ultimate dream, Rienhoff says, is to find an 80-year-old with Bea's TGFB3 mutation who has done just fine.
When Sequence Saves Lives
There have been other notable examples of the power of genome sequencing when applied to difficult rare disease cases, and some of them have produced lifesaving results. In 2011, Nicholas Volker became the "first child saved by DNA sequencing." After hundreds of surgeries to address his mysterious and significant gut problems, doctors at the Medical College of Wisconsin sequenced Volker's DNA, to uncover evidence that convinced them to try an umbilical cord blood transplant, a risky procedure, but one that resolved his symptoms and that otherwise wouldn't have been warranted. That same year, the news broke that researchers at Baylor College of Medicine had sequenced Alexis and Noah Beery, to uncover a mutation that suggested a new approach to their treatment, too.
While doctors had already diagnosed the twins with the movement disorder known as dopa-responsive dystonia, Alexis had developed a new and unexplained symptom: a cough so severe at times that she nearly couldn't breathe. The DNA data suggested that the twins, who were already taking a precursor of dopamine for the dystonia, might benefit from a serotonin boost, too.
As the twins' mother, Retta Beery, told Nature at the time, "We honestly didn't know if Alexis was going to make it through this. Sequencing has brought her back to life."
While each of these cases is incredibly unique by definition, there is good reason for researchers to focus their attention on ways to get to the bottom of rare diseases, especially now that the costs associated with exome sequencing — in which all of the protein-coding regions of the genome are spelled out — have dropped. There are an estimated 7,000 rare, single-gene disorders, defined as conditions affecting fewer than 200,000 people in the United States or fewer than 2,000 in Europe. When you add all of those incidences of rare disease together, you discover that millions of people around the world are affected, even if you don't consider their families.
"When you talk about rare diseases in general, people will often roll their eyes and think, 'It's rare. How many people are affected?" says Howard Jacob, the geneticist who sequenced Nicholas Volker and who is also a member of Genome magazine's scientific advisory board. "For any particular disease, that's right. But the estimate is that 0.4 percent of live births have a rare disease. Of those surviving, there are 20 million Americans running around with a rare disease. Cumulatively, rare disease is not rare."
Cases Cracked
As the leader of a project called Finding of Rare Disease Genes (FORGE) in Canada, Kym Boycott is one of the top experts in the world in the application of exome sequencing to solve rare disorders. The Canadian project involves a network of doctors and scientists all across the country looking to identify patients with rare childhood conditions and refer them when appropriate for sequencing and analysis.
In June, the team published their first summary results in an American Journal of Human Genetics commentary. While the Canadian team set out hoping to explain 50 disorders, in reality they did much better. Of 264 rare disorders submitted by geneticists, the FORGE team has already managed to solve 146 of them — more than half. And, in the process, they identified 67 novel genes that had never been associated with any rare disease before. In the simplest cases, Boycott says they can come up with an answer in a matter of hours. In others that are more complicated, it can take weeks, months, or even years.
Still, the pace of progress is remarkable and hard to keep up with, Boycott says. She recalls in graduate school that entire labs would sometimes spend years to understand a single gene. Now, her team can be working on several genes in a single day. Overall, she estimates that the research community is uncovering about 200 new rare disease genes a year, and some unexpected patterns have emerged.
"We are seeing that in a significant subset, the same gene can be mutated in a different way, causing different disease," Boycott says. "It's almost like we are seeing rare disease in a subset of the genome, and that subset may be smaller than had been appreciated. We've always said there were 7,000 rare diseases, and there may be more rare disease phenotypes, but the number of genes is probably less than 5,000. We are making progress because next-gen sequencing is increasing the number of genes we understand, and the ceiling on the top number of [rare disease] genes has come down."
That kind of overlap in biological pathways responsible for rare diseases could be very fortuitous when it comes to potential therapies because it suggests a single drug might be used to treat multiple conditions. "With only one or two patients, it's hard to get resources," Boycott explains. "But if there are approaches to tackle more than one disease, you've got some good legs."
Changing the Game
Based on the early success in Nic Volker's case, the Medical College of Wisconsin has launched a Genomics Medicine Clinic, as have other prominent medical centers around the country. While Jacob was surprised at the level of skepticism he met at first, there has clearly been a shift toward the use of genome sequencing to solve tough medical cases.
"I always believed at some point that [genome sequencing] would be a game changer," Jacob says. "The difference in the Nic Volker case was that it went from a belief to a known. That changed my perspective because the reality is it does work. Now we have to do it better, faster, smarter, and enable more people to use it."
The National Institutes of Health has expanded its Undiagnosed Diseases Program, with the goal to provide answers — based on DNA and other evidence — for patients whose conditions have eluded diagnosis for years. The nonprofit Rare Genomics Institute helps those with undiagnosed genetic diseases connect to doctors and researchers who might help them. When funding is an issue, they even offer assistance with online crowdfunding. In February, Global Genes announced a new partnership with SWAN USA (Syndromes Without A Name) to allow undiagnosed rare disease patients with limited financial resources to obtain a free clinical genomic sequencing test. Sequencing costs have dropped considerably, but exome sequencing can still run thousands of dollars and is often not covered by insurance.
Jacob is quick to note that genome sequencing won't be the answer in every case. But, he says, genetic programs around the country used to come to a diagnosis for only 5 or 10 percent of their patients. Now, that number has jumped to an average closer to 25 percent. His group initially obtained a definitive diagnosis in 27 percent of its sequencing cases, seven out of the first 26 patients, all of whom made their way to the Genomics Medicine Clinic only after exhausting all other avenues. And it gets better over time, the Wisconsin group has found. Since they published their initial results last year, the number of cases they've been able to solve jumped from 27 percent to 39 percent, based on the same DNA sequence data combined with newly reported scientific discoveries.
"The medical literature is now showing that things we thought were important really are, and we've come back and made a diagnosis," Jacob says. "In other words, the search for the answer can continue because we've digitalized the DNA and have the ability to keep searching. Collectively, that's better medicine."
Answers Without Cures
Better medicine doesn't mean there is likely to be a cure, but in the most exceptional cases, nor should anyone expect otherwise.
"In most of medicine, we don't make cures; we come up with better strategies," Jacob says. "All we are doing is bringing the same thing to rare disease. If the end point is parents have a diagnosis, that's gigantic from a healthcare delivery perspective. Parents can stop looking from place to place, test to test. On the physician side, we can stop being aggressive about some treatments and feel more comfortable about the treatments we are using. Even if there is no cure, it means better care because everyone knows what they are dealing with."
Boycott says that the genetic diagnosis has made a dramatic difference in the way their patients are managed about 1 to 3 percent of the time. But the impact they've been able to have is surely greater than those figures let on.
"In all cases it makes a difference because families find themselves in an area of uncertainty without a diagnosis," she says. "They participate because they want a diagnosis; they want a name to it. Most go into it knowing it probably won't change things. For many rare diseases, I'm not sure how much of it is changeable. These are children born with differences we probably can't impact with some sort of magic pill."
Uncertain Fate
Examples like Nic Volker and the Beery twins notwithstanding, Rienhoff is right to point out that there will still be plenty of heartbreak. He views genomics as the first step in understanding what a genetic condition is and what it isn't. Is it a mitochondrial disease? In Bea's case, no. Will it affect intelligence? Again, thankfully, no.
"We don't know long-term answers, but having some certainty about the molecular pathology, we can take some comfort," Rienhoff says. "We can look at related conditions and extrapolate to Bea's clinical fate. There's no question that having some kind of diagnosis is better than none. It hasn't eliminated uncertainty about the future; it has eliminated uncertainty about what is going on, what is the root of this. But what is the fruit of this going forward? That remains a mystery."
Despite that lingering uncertainty, Rienhoff is the first to recognize how lucky they have been. Bea has an echocardiogram every year, and there has been no evidence that her young heart is compromised by the genetic mutation she carries. His daughter, now 11 years old, is a well-adjusted, happy kid, not to mention that she earned an orange belt in karate last year.
"When you see her she has a little bit of an awkward gait," Rienhoff says. "You can see that her fingers on the right side are a little bent, but she's not very self-conscious of it, and she deals with life mostly with the view that she's just like every other kid. Every kid has challenges, and these are her challenges. There's no suggestion she feels she needs to hide it from other kids in school or that she's at a significant disadvantage or angry at the world. Mostly, she does her thing, recognizing there are things she can't do well, and she basically avoids those things. She plays on her strengths."


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Child intervention team earns state award
The Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors recognized an early-intervention program for county students that has been lauded by the state.
Carla Taylor, director of the county Department of Social Services, addressed supervisors during their Tuesday meeting.
She said the Virginia Office of Children's Services gave the county's Community Policy Management Team a trophy during the office's annual conference in Roanoke from April 26 through April 28.
Taylor said the team was recognized for its partnership with the National Counseling Group in Harrisonburg to identify and resolve problem behaviors in elementary and middle school students before their educations are affected.
The team includes Taylor; Schools Superintendent Jeremy Raley; Gina Stetter, the school division's special education director; and representatives of the county Health Department, juvenile and domestic relations court and the Northwestern Community Services Board.
Supervisor Richard Walker also serves on the team in a supervisory role.
In a phone interview on Tuesday, Stetter said the team and the counseling group started a pilot program at W.W. Robinson Elementary and Peter Muhlenberg Middle in Woodstock 18 months ago.
The program lets counselors screen at-risk students for mental health issues and discuss problem behaviors with families before the child ends up in social services or juvenile detention.
"The secret is to get to them sooner before it escalates to a court hearing," Taylor told supervisors.
The public-private partnership is the first of its kind in the state. Stetter said it helps locate counselors and other mental health resources that don't burden families with logistical or economic hurdles.
"For most families, finding a counselor in Winchester and taking off work and taking the kids out of school every Thursday at 2 p.m. isn't going to happen," she said.
Taylor said the initiative has helped decrease the amount of student disciplinary infractions.
"We have kids who were regularly in the principal's office who aren't anymore," she said.
While decreasing the number of suspensions and principal visits is important, Stetter said, the program is more focused on an "invisible group" of at-risk students.
"We're looking at the students who might be sick all the time … but they're trying to avoid class," she said. "The ones who go into their rooms after school and don't come out until the next morning."
Taylor said the team is preparing a cost-benefit analysis to share with supervisors, but that preliminary esimates show the team's work costs about $70 per week.
By contrast, Taylor said, sending at-risk students to residential rehabilitative programs or the juvenile court system can cost about $250 per day.
Walker called the initiative "a really positive thing" for at-risk children on Tuesday.
"They determine what the problems are," he said. "The numbers have shown how early intervention is successful."


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Flipping a water bottle so it lands squarely on its bottom isn't that hard, but we still love it. Why? Because presentation is key. Mike Senatore knew how to make a mundane moment great, and he made it so excellent that virtually the entire world was enthralled by it.
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The Aussie YouTubers put together a compilation video of the best bottle flipping tricks they were able to pull off, and they sure do impress. They managed to land a bottle while doing a backflip, by using a fishing rod, by flinging it into a mailbox with a skateboard, while speeding by in a truck, by bouncing it on a basketball, and even on their own heads.
Then there were the height challenges, which got significantly more daring and impressive as the video progressed. They started with a balcony in their home, which was fine. Then they did it on the back of a basketball hoop, which is pretty legitimate. Then, they landed a bottle on the top of a lamppost, which kind of blew our minds.
But it was their last trick that really put this video over the top: They went to a local McDonald's and managed to throw a bottle up and land it on the big McDonald's sign, perched right next to the golden arches.
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