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Why a Judicial and Bar Council?
Why did the Constitutional Commission of 1987 abandon the 1935 system? The abandonment of the old system in favor of the Judicial and Bar Council was largely in response to the criticism that the old system was a rich ground for political patronage. As I recall, however, the interventions critical of the old system cited examples drawn only from the process of appointment to the lower levels of the judiciary and to promotions in the military. I do not recall and neither does the Convention Record indicate complaints about the process of appointing justices to the Supreme Court.
We are once again looking for a chief justice and in about two years we will be looking for an associate justice. Meanwhile, the process of nominating candidates for the position of chief justice has become a joke. When you look at the names of the more than 40 nominees for the single position, they do not exactly make you jump for joy. You might even find the richness of the list to be an embarrassment.
This never happened before. Let us look at what the search was like before the advent of the 1987 Constitution. More, precisely, what was the search like before the Philippines came under martial rule?
Under the 1935 Constitution the chief justice and associate justices of the Supreme Court were appointed by the president with the consent of the Commission on Appointments. The composition of the Commission on Appointments then was the same as the composition of the current commission. "There shall be a Commission on Appointments consisting of twelve Senators and twelve Members of the House of Representatives, elected by each House, respectively, on the basis of proportional representation of the political parties therein. The president of the Senate shall be the Chairman ex officio of the Commission, but shall not vote except in case of tie."
The big difference was in the scope of the power of the Commission on Appointments to consent to or refuse consent to those chosen by the president. Whereas under the 1987 Constitution the Commission on Appointments has the power to consent to the appointment of only a limited number of officials, namely, the heads of the executive departments, ambassadors, other public ministers and consuls, or officers of the armed forces from the rank of colonel or naval captain, justices of the Supreme Court, the chairpersons and members of the constitutional commissions, and ombudsman and deputy ombudsman, under the 1935 Constitution the Commission on Appointments had jurisdiction over a much longer list. The list included all justices and judges of inferior courts, and other officers the president may be authorized to appoint.
When you peek into the list of justices of the Supreme Court prior to martial law as found in the early pages of each volume of the Philippine Reports, you will see there a catalogue of "who was who" in the Philippine legal firmament prior to martial law. Compare them with the list of the 40 or so nominees for chief justice today and see if you are not tempted to weep.
I keep referring to things prior to martial law because I believe that the completely discretionary power of the president under martial law to appoint members of the judiciary was what destroyed the Philippine judicial system. We have not yet recovered from that debacle, and I am not sure which direction the present administration is going. What then?
One thought I have is that we should give back to the Commission on Appointments the power to confirm appointments to the Supreme Court. Go back, in other words, to the 1935 system. But, yes, only for Supreme Court justices. Let the JBC continue to handle appointments to lower levels.
Of course, on the evidence of how the impeachment of Renato Corona was conducted by the House of Representatives and the Senate, one cannot claim that a Commission on Appointments would work perfectly. But a fully transparent process of the commission will help temper the allure of political temptations. Regrettably, however, a return to the old system can only happen after a constitutional amendment, which may not be near in coming.
Meanwhile, I welcome the decision of the Judicial and Bar Council to open its deliberations to live media. I would be happier still if the vote of each member will also be open to the public. The people have the right to know how they vote on a matter of such great public importance. If the Supreme Court could, in 1991, compel the Board of Censors to make public the voting slip of each censor, with greater reason the vote of the JBC members should be made public. As spiritual counselors would put it, the devil loves the dark.
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A stroll through the history of the most beloved ingredients
Any visitor to Russia will soon encounter a stalwart of the country's culinary scene: beetroot. It comes in many different guises from drinks to salads, and no guide to the humble root vegetable in Russia's past and present is complete without mentioning the country's worldfamous beetroot soup: borscht.
Ask anyone to name a luxury food and caviar will be top of the list. It's difficult to think of a delicacy more widely famed for its price, rarity and the affluence of its consumers. But it wasn't always so. The eating of salt-cured fish roe, or caviar, stretches back as far as the fourth century BC, when Greek philosopher Aristotle mentioned sturgeon roe being served during banquets. The Romans also believed caviar to have medicinal properties and imported it from what is now Ukraine.
Early settlers to South Africa brought ingredients and culinary traditions that have taken root and come to form the diverse cuisine of the Rainbow Nation.
Beyond the winelands of Franschhoek, which were planted by French Huguenot refugees in the late 1600s, there is the Cape Malay community, originally from Indonesia and drafted in by the Dutch to work.
They brought Muslim culture with them, as well as herbs and spices that now pepper South African cuisine. One of the most piquant ingredients in this rich mix of flavours comes from chilli peppers.
Few fruits have the cultural resonance or play such a central role in literature and religious iconography as the pomegranate.
From the bible to the Qur'an, Arabian Nights to the Greek myth of Persephone, the pomegranate, with its unusual structure and fleshy, blood-red seeds and juice have captured the imagination over centuries and become an integral ingredient in Middle Eastern cuisine.


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Can-do communities: 4 towns look within to fix problems
Despite the recession's hangover, shrinking budgets at all levels of government and gridlock in partisan Washington, communities are doing what they've always done: They are pulling together to solve their problems.
President Harry Truman said in 1947 that "America was built on courage, on imagination and an unbeatable determination to do the job at hand."
That mindset is evident today in four communities across the Midwest, visited by USA TODAY last week, where people are applying homegrown solutions to gun violence, high unemployment, neglected veterans' graves and senior citizens' needs.
They are taking on problems that seem intractable and urgent, such as causes of the gun violence that shattered families from Aurora, Colo., to Newtown, Conn. Other challenges -- crumbling and unkempt graves in a small-town cemetery -- might seem modest, but restoration projects are connecting youngsters to the sacrifices of generations of veterans, including those coming home now from Iraq and Afghanistan.
The key ingredients in these endeavors are collaboration and hard work, partners in the efforts say. Each community had to stretch for creative solutions. Individuals were reluctant to take credit. Obstacles were overcome by a shared sense that giving up was not an option.
A winding 1,000-mile path through four states, including Truman's Missouri, confirmed this: America's can-do spirit is intact.
Change begins with the courage to acknowledge problems, says Peoria, Ill., Mayor Jim Ardis, who is helping to lead an anti-violence campaign in a city where gun crimes have increased as gangs fight over turf and drugs.
"We can't sit around and wait for someone to solve this for us," Ardis says. "That just doesn't happen."
DAY ONE: Mobilizing to reduce gun violence
PEORIA, Ill. -- The death of 8-year-old Albert Billups-Wilson, who was asleep when a drive-by shooter's bullet struck him in 2011, was the last straw.
"That was really a bellwether event," Police Chief Steve Settingsgaard says. It was time for a new approach to gangs and guns.
The message from the community was clear, Ardis says: "We're fed up with this rising crime rate."
Police, prosecutors and elected officials are tailoring Don't Shoot, a program used by High Point, N.C., Cincinnati, Indianapolis and other cities, to fit Peoria's needs. The results – shootings are down about 20% this year – could give communities elsewhere a new and effective tool.
Offenders on parole or probation are confronted by law enforcement, victims' families and even emergency room doctors. The message they hear is direct and unrelenting: They must stop committing crimes, and they must share that mandate with fellow gang members. The alternative: a zero-tolerance approach in which police come down hard on any wrongdoing.
Those who cooperate get access to job training, health care and substance-abuse programs. Peoria applied for but didn't receive a $300,000 federal grant to run Don't Shoot. Settingsgaard says it's probably just as well. Because the community is paying for the program through donations, he says, it won't meet the fate of many anti-violence projects: "When the money runs out, the players run out."
Nikkos Clark, 24, was among 29 offenders summoned to the Civic Center in December to hear the Don't Shoot ultimatum. He was on parole after serving time for felony gun possession in a 2009 shooting that stemmed from a dispute over a video game. He was acquitted of murder in the case.
Clark is among 11 men, all on parole or probation, who pledged to extricate themselves from lives of violence. Ten other ex-offenders also have gotten involved. Clark is now enrolled in classes on weatherization installation.
A photo of Billups-Wilson's corpse was displayed at the December meeting. Clark says the horrific image reminded him of his own 2-year-old son. "You've got to want to change," he says. "I'm ready."
Officer Erin Barisch, a member of the police unit charged with making Don't Shoot work, says the program is "make or break."
"We're all in," he says. "We have no choice."
DAY TWO: 'Something to grow on'
WEVER, Iowa -- When people began hearing rumors last year that an Egyptian company might build a fertilizer plant near this unincorporated village, the reaction was swift.
"We knew we needed this," says Larry Kruse, then a member of the Lee County Board of Supervisors. "We were ready to do whatever it took."
What it took was determination and unprecedented cooperation among towns, counties and economic development agencies accustomed to competing for projects.
"There's no one community that can do it by themselves these days," says Bob Winckler, president of the Fort Madison Economic Development Corp.
The $1.4 billion Iowa Fertilizer Co. plant, a subsidiary of Orascom Construction Industries, will employ 165 permanent workers and up to 3,500 temporary construction workers. It will create perhaps 700 permanent jobs in supporting businesses in this area. Work begins in March; it will open in mid-2015.
Putting an incentive package together took creativity: Bonds could be issued tax-free under a federal program to aid Midwestern states that were flooded in 2008. After tense negotiations, the company agreed to pay Lee County more than $16 million in lieu of 20 years of property taxes. Qualms about welcoming a foreign-owned company were overcome and environmental concerns allayed.
The deal almost fell through more than once. The first site here was in a flood plain. Illinois offered more incentives. At least one other Iowa community was competing for the plant. "It was like playing high-stakes poker," Kruse says.
When Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad announced that Wever would be the site, he said it had won by the "skin of our teeth."
Wever's success could be a template for the scores of communities around the country that have lost manufacturing jobs. Manufacturing's share of U.S. employment was 29% in 1960 and just 9% in 2011, the Labor Department reports.
Lee County has long wrestled with high unemployment; December's jobless rate was 9.1%, highest in the state. The poverty rate is about 14%. Population has shrunk by 2,431 since 2010.
The exhaustive effort restored hope and confidence through the battered countryside. Construction workers will need places to live. Stores, restaurants and gas stations will have new customers.
Real estate agent Dan Fraise expects a big boost for the housing market and other opportunities. "We'll probably get a Walmart out of this," he predicts, and new tax revenue will mean more money to hire police and teachers.
It is, says Lee County Supervisor Gary Folluo, "something to grow on."
DAY THREE: Dignity for deceased veterans
MEXICO, Mo. -- Cadets Kane Anderson and Tyler Vaughan wander through toppled and broken tombstones at Elmwood Cemetery, hunting for veterans' graves.
They discover markers for veterans of the Civil War and World Wars I and II, brushing away moss to read faded inscriptions. Many tombstones and monuments are cracked, caked with dirt or in pieces.
Veterans "deserve better treatment than this," says Anderson, 16.
Of the 15,000 graves in Elmwood Cemetery, about 1,000 are veterans' resting places. Cadets from Missouri Military Academy, a private school for boys in grades 6 through 12, are making it their mission to clean, repair and restore dignity to them.
The suggestion that cadets make the cemetery a community service project came in a phone call from a Mexico resident to Academy math teacher Steve Wolf.
Community service links the young men, who come from around the world, to history and this town, he says. "They think about the time and the service the veterans gave. We're paying it back a little bit."
From coast to coast, young people have been stepping up to honor veterans' final resting places. Spider Cub Scout Troop 998 in Woodland, Calif., held a chili cook-off this month to raise money to buy headstones for two veterans who died in 1975 and 1977. Cub Scouts and Young Marines chapters in Jacksonville, N.C., helped place wreaths on veterans' graves this past November.
Eighteen cadets here plan to identify and fix every veterans' grave in the cemetery, where clay deposits have caused most tombstones to shift.
The project is more complex than initially envisioned: Because graves in the city-run cemetery are owned by occupants' heirs, cadets must first try to track down family members to seek permission. They are doing genealogical detective work with help from local Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion posts and a funeral home.
Anderson, a sophomore from Bismarck, N.D., says he was shocked when he first visited Elmwood. Now he and Vaughan, 18, a junior, are researching the best way to clean headstones.
"It would be good to do something good for people who did so much for our country," Vaughan says.
Ten other cadets plan to rescue neglected graves at Rock Hill Cemetery, a smaller plot outside town. Hank Matlosz, an Army veteran whose parents and brother are buried there, says the project gives cadets "a chance to help a community they don't really know."
Academy President Tony McGeorge says the cemetery project will give students "a strong connection to the community. They need to give back."
Chuck Rentschler, executor of the estate of his late friend, Marvin McCowan, was among the first to give cadets permission to tend the family's graves. McCowan served in the Army Air Forces from 1942-45.
Rentschler says he hopes other towns will "see what a great idea this is and decide to do it in their communities."
Lt. Col. Tim Scherrer runs the Academy's community service programs, which include working at a food bank and a veterans' home. He says future cadets will continue this project.
"I don't think we'll ever finish," he says.
DAY FOUR: Helping youngsters, feeding seniors
HOLTON, Kan. -- Tom Bishop was worried about young 4-H club members when he came up with the idea for the Beef for Seniors program.
"Times aren't the best," he says, and he wanted to help farm kids get good prices for livestock they raise and auction after the county fair.
So Bishop, executive director of the non-profit Homestead Affordable Housing Inc., decided to help those 4-Hers -- and a lot of other people. Homestead builds and operates housing projects for senior citizens.
Here's how Beef for Seniors works: Banks and community members donate money that's used to buy steers raised by area 4-H club members.
The meat is distributed at Homestead senior living projects in nine communities where many residents are on fixed incomes and have to make hard choices when they visit grocery stores.
Freezers to store the meat were purchased from Jayhawk TV & Appliances, funneling more money into the local economy. Owner Bruce Shaw says the program is good for his business and the entire community.
"People look after each other here," he says.
Beef for Seniors distributed 3,146 pounds of meat in 2010, its first year, 5,752 pounds in 2011 and 7,208 pounds last year.
Cara Robinson, a 4-H program manager, says the program has become increasingly important to farm families. "Buyers are tough to come by in this economy," she says.
Denison State Bank, which donates $4,000 to the program each year, considers it good advertising and "a great cause," executive vice president Mike Day says.
The money that Emily Albright, 11, and her sister Karlie, 9, earn from livestock auction proceeds goes into their college fund, a common practice in farm country. Meat from the steer Karlie showed at last summer's fair went to Homestead residents.
She didn't know that until she joined senior citizens for a barbecued beef dinner last week. When she saw how much they enjoyed it, she says, "I felt happy for them."
Seniors love the free meat and "everybody saves on grocery bills," says Sue Trucking, 72, who lives at Homestead's Holton housing project. Resident Wanola Buss, 87, says it's great for monthly group dinners. Her favorite recipe: "Minute steaks, browned and simmered in mushroom soup."
Bishop says Beef for Seniors could be implemented anywhere.
"Having so many people benefit from such a simple idea is just really special," he says. "There's need everywhere, and where there's need, there's always someone willing to help."


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 113 diseños de 32 diseñadores freelance.
An inviting, welcoming, warm design that has a 'feel' for community diversity and engaging people, is locally identifiable and simple.
We would like to use the letters 'DIVRS' as part of the overall design. We like the concept of 'flowing lines', for example, using brushstrokes which depict a sense of 'moving forward'. Other parts of the design could use, for example: symbols and/or pictures.
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Blind Flange - Nominal Pipe Size 1" - Class 150 - Raised Face - Stainless Steel - F316/316L
This solid flange's nominal pipe size is 1" with a total diameter of 4.25". It has a pressure class rating of 150 and has 4 bolt holes. It is made of AMSE B 16.5 (steel) and comes in a thickness of 0.5625".
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OUT OF HOURS: If you need to see or speak to a GP on Bank Holidays, weekends or between 6pm and 8am Monday to Friday please ring NHS 111. To learn more about our local extended hours GP services please visit http://www.southteesaccessresponse.nhs.uk/
Future planned half day closing is Wednesday 22nd April 2020, from 12pm the practice will re-open the following day at 8am.
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Cheap heats: UVA grapples with smokestacks
In truth, it's not always that easy being green, especially when you're a cash-strapped university dealing with a 50-year old heat plant and you need to generate more steam.
Last March, Charlottesville residents were horrified to learn that UVA's antiquated power plant spews out more than a ton of sulfur dioxide a day and that the university wanted to increase that amount by 112 tons a year.
Its application to the Department of Environmental Quality sparked an outcry when UVA maintained that, as a nonprofit, it wasn't required to meet federal air standards. DEQ said UVA did need to meet state standards by using the best available control technology (BACT). After a short standoff, the university decided to comply and hired a consulting firm.
Six months later, UVA is still exploring options for reducing emissions while expanding its heating capacity. An engineering firm, RMF in Baltimore, is working with Richmond environmental firm Aegis to come up with a plan.
"There are a lot of different pollution control technologies," says Cheryl Gomez, UVA director of utilities. "They're doing lots of feasibility studies. The more you get into it, the more you find."
Such studies don't come cheap. The budget for consultants is $300,000 and Gomez expects that cost to rise because one more consultant is needed. "We need specific technical expertise with the boilers and shop we operate," says Gomez. "It's like a puzzle with a lot of pieces we need to pull together."
Then there's the quandary of where funding will come from. "I'm very concerned about that," says Gomez. While updating the heat plant is in the six-year capital plan, it's not in the current budget. "Basically, it's another budget cut for us," says Gomez.
UVA has a December meeting scheduled with the DEQ. "That meeting will set the tone of where we're heading," says Gomez. By March UVA will submit a revised application to the DEQ.
"Our goal is to reduce emissions despite the growth of UVA," says Gomez. "This is an extremely high priority for the university."
City councilor Kevin Lynch, who alerted Charlottesvillians to UVA's application to increase its emissions last March, says he's "cautiously optimistic" with UVA's efforts. "I've heard about a number of interesting possibilities. It remains to be seen what will be implemented."
The next hurdle will be to figure out how to pay for environmentally correct technology in the midst of Virginia's worst budget crisis.
Even the DEQ is aware of that consideration. "If we require controls, where are they going to get the money for it?" asks senior engineer Mike Kiss.


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A Canadian bobsledder went to try on suit and found it more than "a little tight."
In the latest Olympics wardrobe malfunction, Christopher Spring tweeted a picture Saturday that revealed a rip though the center of his suit caused by what he called his "powerbelly."
"I tried on my race suit ahead of tomorrow's 2man Olympic race and its a little...er tight. #powerbelly," Spring wrote.
The bobsledder, originally from Australia, stumbled upon the sport during a Canadian vacation, according to Yahoo News. He competed for the Aussie team in Vancouver in 2010 then gained Canadian citizenship to sleigh for Team Canada.
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What does the church say about the death penalty?
Here's another selection from the GYA archives. Conversation and questions about the death penalty are evergreen and Catholics in a society that permits the state executions as punishment continue to ponder the church's say in this.
About a year ago in central Maine we had three mild earthquakes within a couple of months. They reminded us that our underpinnings are not static, that our planet is still evolving. At present, in the church we also sense a shifting and realigning of the tectonic plates that underlie our moral judgments about the death penalty.
Over the centuries, the church has repeatedly affirmed the state's right and duty to protect the common good by punishing and executing felons. As recently as in the first edition of the Catechism of the Catholic Church (1994), this traditional viewpoint is repeated, affirming "the right and duty of legitimate public authority to punish malefactors by means of penalties commensurate with the gravity of the crime, not excluding, in cases of extreme gravity, the death penalty" (no. 2266).
But our faith tradition always included the basis for a different view. In one moving gospel scene, Jesus is challenged to affirm that a woman caught in adultery should be executed. Instead, Jesus frees her from execution, not by disputing her guilt or challenging the enforcement process, but by shaming her judges (John 8:1-11). By implication, nobody is innocent enough to be an executioner.
The Incarnation by itself might imply a Christian perspective on capital punishment. Regard for human life is immeasurably heightened for those who believe that God became permanently and irreversibly human. Our treatment of others becomes our treatment of Jesus, and "As often as you executed . . becomes unthinkable. Besides, the Jesus we follow experienced public execution himself. As people who reverence the instrument of execution as the sign of our salvation, we seem unlikely candidates for imposing the death penalty on anyone else.
Pope John Paul II has been a clear voice of mercy and forgiveness--toward his own would--be assassin, as well as on behalf of persons condemned to death. In 1995, just a few months after the catechism's publication, he acknowledged in his encyclical Evangelium Vitae (The Gospel of Life) a "growing tendency" in the church and civil society to demand that the death penalty be restricted or abolished. The pope endorsed this attitude as "more in conformity to the dignity of the human person," and he spoke against execution "except in cases of absolute necessity: in other words, when it would not be possible otherwise to defend society. Today, however, as a result of steady improvements in the organization of the penal system, such cases are very rare, if not practically nonexistent."
In linking resistance to capital punishment with the dignity of the human person, the pope looks through the lens of justice more than compassion. The sacredness of human life is affirmed even in the person of a murderer. The life of the guilty must be honored along with the life of the innocent. All life issues are seen as interwoven in what Cardinal Joseph Bernardin liked to call a "seamless garment."
The catechism section cited above was officially modified to reflect the pope's comment. We are urged by the pope and the modified catechism to question whether the death penalty can any longer be justified.
And the seismic tremors continue.
This article appeared in the December 2000 issue of U.S. Catholic (Vol. 65, No. 12, page 32).


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|I would like to also link Sylly's "What's in a Name?" post, since it's in the same vein of thinking: what you name your character will often depend on or help develop your perceived character background. A good read on the styles of druid character names.
Raíne asked the general blogging community,
"What made you decide to play [insert class name here]? Was it because it sounded fun? Did you feel a sort of "calling" to play your particular class? When you made your character did you create a back story or other sort of role playing element? I'm interested to know about the scope and lengths taken to make your pixelated image seem more like a living being."
What made you decide on Druid?
I have a dirty secret: the class I wanted to play first was a Shaman. I absolutely love wolves. They are my favorite animal, a guiding totem if you will. Thus, when I first looked over the available classes in WoW and saw that shaman had a ghost wolf form, it was what I wanted to be.
Alas (but perhaps for the better?), shaman were not available for play on Alliance, where the very friends who had purchased the game for me already had established (vanilla wow) level 60 characters. The druid was the "next best thing," as it were, since it provided the option to play in multiple animal forms as well as be the healer/support character that I was used to playing in City of Heroes (I played a Mind Control/Bubbler character there, which did lead me to leveling a priest alt in TBC).
I'm glad that I leveled as a druid, instead. I have attempted to level a shaman, and she is only about level 44 right now, after... about 3 years of existence. She's a glorified bank alt. I have about 10 characters higher level than her. Playing her just feels tedious.
Okay, so you went druid. What about backstory?
I didn't really develop this immediately, since I didn't have a firm grasp on Warcraft lore when I started the game. I hadn't played any of the previous games, and all I knew of night elves was that were the only alliance race able to play the druid class and that they lived in a big tree.
I started her off with the name Kae, a shortened version of Kaera, a name I had used for a recent D&D game, where my character had been a wolf monk (yeah, my DM let me play an intelligent wolf, and later regretted it for the Trip-on-bite ability ;) ). In naming her, I used the Faerun/Cormanthyr elven name generators, specifically aiming to make this lawful-good monk's name the antithesis of my (chaotic evil) werewolf ranger from a previous game. The werewolf's name was Sirius Giauzar, star names which literally translate to "Scorching Dragon." For my monk, I chose Kaera with the Cormanthyr naming table, which translates very roughly to "Dragon Winter Song."
In this way, Kae, as a character, had a bit of a legacy already, but in a "past life" kind of sense. I was shy to really build on the druid backstory when I knew so little of the Warcraft lore, and decided to let her story build over time, as I played her.
Is there a story, now?
Why yes, after 4 years of play, Kae and even Kaelynn have their own backstory to fit into WoW lore. It's nothing out of the ordinary for the world, but they have their clans, families, and connections. I still think of the rogue Tulaar to be Kae's brother (he was one of the friends who got me into the game), and Kae herself is a bit of a druid mentor to Kaelynn (a Mistrunner). Kaelynn's mother, ironically enough, I named the same as my lowbie shaman (Stardance), as a personal nod towards my original shaman wolfie aspirations, though I've flipped back and forth about whether this Stardance is a shaman or a druid, herself. Kae's own mentor is the druid Maxhunter, though he quit the game long ago (slipped into the Emerald Dream, perhaps?). I haven't developed the background too extensively, nor do I ever really roleplay them seriously, but my druids are more than just pixels and data to me.
- Began her path as a healer and, in the end, decided to be more up-front in her protection of others by becoming a tank.
- She is a bit more sensitive about the horde-alliance conflict, however. A good chunk of this comes from having originally leveled on a PvP server.
- I wear on her the Justicar and Commander titles as a badge of experience (without the insanity that comes with Marshals), as a reminder of the months I spent supporting a Marshal team as both healer and flag-runner, and of the odd friendships I was able to forge with the horde druids across the faction boundary: a real feat on a PvP server. Krang, this is a nod to you, if you ever stumble across this.
- Her favorite mount is Suraku, the Azure Netherdrake, a dragon she worked hard to free in the Outlands.
- The forced break from my first raiding guild was rough on me (raiding with them was giving me panic attacks since I am far more hardcore than was comfortable in a casual guild, though I loved the people there), and equally left a sad spot on Kae's history as a character. She slipped into the Emerald Dream, and awoke months later knowing she had no "pack" of her own anymore. For now, she walks the world alone, though she will assist groups from time to time. She is Dreambound, and the details of what may be going on with her are even unknown to me, until the full lore of what is going on in the Emerald Dream has been released.
- Thus, she is now my pugging feral, quietly stepping in to tank or dps with strangers. She will warm up to some to the point of warmly joking around with them as though they were old friends, and remain quietly aloof to others.
- Moonglade is her home.
- Began as a soloing feral druid, a free spirit of a lioness that then turned to the ways of the oak, seeking instead to heal and nourish, though not quite ready to give up her melee habits (read: I often punch things while in treeform).
- She is quite willing to jump into the PvP fray to save a friend.
- I wear PvE titles on her, most often "Chef" or "the Undying." Starcaller will probably be my favorite, once I achieve it.
- Her favorite mount is the Swift Brown Wolf, a mount I quickly ground rep for in Alterac Valley to purchase as my first epic ground mount rather than getting the kodo.
- She is at peace with her "grumpy old man" treeform. I, as a player, would far prefer to see something more feminine, but Kaelynn knows herself to be more than the gnarled bark and sour face of a shapeshift, and knows that connecting herself with those hunched treants gives her a deeper understanding of natural magics. This is one point at which she differs greatly from Kae; Kae has an intense stubbornness against treeform.
- Thunder Bluff is her home. I find it odd that she doesn't relate as closely to Moonglade as Kae does, but I let it be: the green plains of Mulgore are her home territory and where she feels most at home.
~~ I will be AFK until Sunday, helping to run a 5-day/4-night camp of 80 campers. Volunteer work is awesome! ~~


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I foolishly began this to see if there was interest, but now it is violating the rules so,
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Things are still going poorly for me. I have done two sales now. I think I need to do another.
I have two FAL rifles for sale.
Both are Century.
The first is an L1A1, and has the normal Pebble grain British furniture. It comes with one 20 round Israeli Magazine and one 10 round DSA Magazine.
This rifle is great out to 600 yards on an 18 inch target. I used an optic on this from day one. The downside is that I just fired it for the first time using the Iron sights, and it turns out that the barrel is under-timed by 2 or so degrees, so it shoots left. This is easily fixed if you have an FN receiver fixture. It is an $80 item, and some folks here on Gunco have offered to allow me to use theirs for the cost of shipping. I think I am at the point that I just need to sell this, and it's little brother as well. I am asking $650 and reasonable shipping.
The second is a South African R1, also a Century build. This rifle seems to shoot fine with the Iron sights. Also asking $650 for this one.
Both rifles are "Kalifornia Fixed", meaning that they will come to you with a Ten round Fixed Magazine, and the Mag Release blocked. To un-block, you remove the pivot screw, remove the mag release, remove the little section of finishing nail that is inserted into the center of the magazine release spring, and re-assemble. Now it is as God and FN intended it. Simple.
Both Rifles have the Tapco Stripper Clip compatible Picatinney Rail installed, both Rifles come with the original receiver covers. Both rifles come with a 20 round Israeli Magazine.And of course, both rifles come with a ten round DSA Magazine as well.
$650 plus reasonable shipping to your FFL. I have some extras as well, no mags, but I do have 5 round strippers (not many) and some mag loaders (original Argentine).
I hate to let these go, but the State of Kalifornia just re-defined the terms of repaying back-taxes, and I need to get more cash together to fend them off.
I will also be selling my last two or three Romainian Kits, two or three Cugir SKS rifles with Choate Dragonov style stocks, three engraved stainless steel Mausers in .308, an Ishapore SMLE 2A with at least 8 extra aftermarket magazines, and a couple of PA-63 Pistols.
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There is a locale referenced in a few places in stories or other materials relating to R' Y'chi'el Tz'vi Margaliyos called טאקאלא, on which extremely little information seems to be available online. (For example, see the last paragraph here.)
Is it a city, a province, a region, etc.? Where is it and what modern location does it correspond to? Is there a specific paper source I could look to for information like this?


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The winery with wooden and stainless steel fermentation vats. It is built in a circular design and made from chestnut wood to fight insects, Maison Louis Jadot, Beaune Côte Cote d Or Bourgogne Burgundy Burgundian France French Europe European
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Louis Jadot is a big négociant of Burgundy wine. The offices are in the heart of Beaune (Bourgogne) and the main winemaking facility is on the outskirts of town. Being a négociant they make wine from grapes (or possibly wine) bought in from other wine producers, but more importantly they also own, or run, several wine estates directly.
The Maison Louis Jadot (with the Domaines Louis Jadot) makes wine from a large number of appellations along the Burgundy slopes. They make plain Burgundy, Beaujolais, commune wines in the Cote d'Or up to several different grand cru wines. In addition they own a cooper (wine barrel maker) called Cadus.
The Louis Jadot winery is on the edge of Beaune and was built only a few years back. It is equipped with the latest vinification equipment but retains many of the traditional techniques too. On ground level in the winery there is the famous circular cellar with a range of fermentation and storage vats, but in wood and in stainless steel. Underground is a vast cellar with many hundreds of oak barrels for aging the wine in wood.
The vineyards are spread out over the whole of Burgundy. They are mainly managed in culture raisonnée. Some experiments with biodynamics are ongoing. The grapes are the classic Burgundy grapes: chardonnay, pinot noir, gamay (in Beaujolais).
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The WSSRC has today ratified the last and final record from Luderitz, handing over the crown of Speedsailing to US Rob Douglas.
Earlier in the week, the World Speed Sailing Record Council already ratified the achievements of Charlotte Consorti (FRA, 50.43 knots - first woman ever over 50 knots) and Sebastien Cattelan (FRA, 55.49 knots).
It has been a thrilling month in the Namibian desert, with many national records and finally world records broken. It was first up to the defending kite world record holder Alexandre Caizergues (FRA) to claim back the outright record from the multi-million-dollar hydofoiling trimaran "Hydroptere", before Cattelan rised the bar to become the first sailor again exceeding 55 knots (he was the first one over 50 knots already in 2008).
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Record: World Sailing Speed Record
Venue: Luderitz. Namibia
Name: Rob Douglas USA
Equipment: Kitesurf. Mike Zajicek custom. Kite Cabrinha Switchblade 9 sqm
Dates: 28th October 2010.
Course length: 501M
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Start time: 14; 10; 25.12
Finish time: 14; 10; 42.62
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Here is some thoughts of Rob Douglas' team "NASSP" after being informed about the record:
"Call it amazing…call it ballsy…call it, "The Duel In the Desert Trench." Drama personified in Ludertiz yesterday resulted in success for Team NASSP. Mission Accompished. Rob Douglas (USA 55 / Blue Leader) has accomplished exactly what he set out to do…he proudly and courageosly recaptured the Outright World Speed Sailing Record yesterday in the Ludertiz, 2nd Lagoon Trench.
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On Rob's second run he got fouled up during the finish and fractured his right wrist. The NASSP Team has decided to have Rob return prematurely to Boston, MA. to undergo necessary medical procedures. On his return flight Rob will be accompanied by NASSP founding sponsor Bill Lynch (USA 52 / Green Leader).
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—The Harvard men's hockey team looks to continue its climb up the ECAC Hockey standings and build on a six-game unbeaten streak in league play as it hosts Rensselaer Friday at 7 p.m. at Bright Hockey Center with a win in the regular-season series up for grabs.
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Tickets are still available from the Harvard Athletic Ticket Office.
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Friday's game is part of the Harvard Student Rewards program. Harvard students in attendance can swipe in to earn $1 of Crimson Cash and entry into the winter grand prize drawing for an iPad 2. The first 50 students in attendance will receive a T-shirt.
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Live, pay-per-view video and free live statistics from all home games will be on GoCrimson.com. WHRB-FM 95.3 and WHRB.org offer live audio with Brendan Roche and Raafi Alidina on the call.
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• The third-place Crimson has climbed five spots in the standings in its last six league games. Harvard is tied with Colgate for third, with four other teams within four points back of the Crimson and Raiders. The Crimson can move into a tie for second place with a win and Cornell loss against Brown. A win and a Union loss at Dartmouth would pull Harvard within three points of first place with four games remaining.
• Harvard was unable to come from behind in Monday's 3-1 loss to top-ranked Boston University at the 60th Beanpot tournament. The Crimson has trailed during play in 20 games, but has rallied to win or tie 14 of those contests (5-6-9).
• The Crimson leads the NCAA in power-play efficiency at 30.5 percent (29 for 95). Harvard has scored at least one power-play goal in 20 of its 23 games and netted multiple power-play goals in eight games.
• Alex Killorn (Montreal, Que.) leads Harvard with 30 points and 15 goals. He ranks 14th nationally with 1.30 points per game and is tied for ninth with 0.65 goals per game. Linemate Marshall Everson (Edina, Minn.) has 23 points (9-14-23), including four goals and nine assists in the last eight games.
• Harvard boasts two of the nation's highest-scoring defensemen. Danny Biega (Montreal, Que.) ranks second nationally among defensemen, 29th overall, at 1.13 points per game (7-19-26). Patrick McNally (Glen Head, N.Y.) is tied for 10th among among defensemen and seventh among freshmen at any position with 0.83 points per game (4‑15‑19).
Last Time Out
Kieran Millan stopped 29 shots and Wade Megan scored two goals to lead No. 1 Boston University past the Crimson, 3-1, in the first semifinal of the 60th annual Beanpot tournament Monday night at TD Garden. The loss snapped Harvard's six‑game unbeaten streak and sent the Crimson to a consolation matchup with Northeastern. Harvard held a 10-6 edge in shots in the third period and a 30-25 advantage for the game but could not erase a three-goal deficit. Alex Killorn registered Harvard's goal in the second period, on the power play, assisted by Marshall Everson.
BU will play Boston College, a 7-1 winner against NU, in Monday's championship game.
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Harvard's six-game league unbeaten streak (3‑0‑3) is its longest since heading into the 2008 playoffs on a 5-0‑1 run. The last time the Crimson went seven league games without a loss was the Frozen Four season of 1993-94, when Harvard doubled that number with an 11-0-3 record over its final 14 ECAC games.
Crimson Calendar
Harvard is 22-3-1 in February home games under Ted Donato '91. The Crimson is 22-9-5 in post‑Beanpot ECAC games and 45-23-14 in all post-exam league games in Donato's seven‑plus seasons. (Harvard's first-semester exams took place in January until being moved to December in 2009.)
Between the Beans
Over the last decade, Harvard is 8-2-1 in games between rounds of the Beanpot, including a 4-4 tie against Princeton last season and a split on the 2009-10 Brown-Yale road trip. The Crimson is 5-2-1 between Beanpot games in the Ted Donato era.
Point Men
The Crimson has taken at least one point from 13 of its 17 ECAC Hockey games. With a 3-1-5 record in league road games, Harvard has taken points from eight of nine away contests.
Big Stages
The attendance of 16,005 for Monday's Beanpot games was a season-high for Harvard. The Crimson skated before five-digit crowds in both of its games at North Dakota (11,500 Dec. 30 and 10,980 Dec. 31) and an ECAC regular-season-record 8,891 fans in its Frozen Fenway game against Union (Jan. 13). Three Harvard home games and two road games have been sold out.
Closing Time
The Crimson holds a 28-14 advantage against its opponents in third-period goals, including a 10-1 edge over the last six games. Harvard is 5-1‑2 when entering the third period leading or tied.
Comeback Crimson
Harvard has entered the final period trailing in 15 games but has rallied to win or tie in nine of those, including two of its last three league games.
Harvard has trailed 30 times during play this season and has come back to tie 24 times. The Crimson trailed twice each in its win against No. 18 Colgate (Nov. 12) and its ties against No. 19 Quinnipiac (Nov. 5), Dartmouth (Nov. 25), No. 18 North Dakota (Dec. 30), No. 14 Union (Jan. 6) and No. 9 Cornell (Jan. 21). Harvard scored seven goals over the final two periods to rally from a four‑goal deficit and defeat New Hampshire, 7-6 (Nov. 22), and erased four separate one‑goal deficits in a 4-4 tie at Massachusetts (Dec. 2). Harvard is 2-6-7 when trailing after two.
The Drawing Board
The Jan. 31 tie against Dartmouth was Harvard's seventh in ECAC play, matching the league record held by the 1991-92 Yale (11‑4‑7), 2003‑04 Dartmouth (10‑5-7) and 2010-11 Quinnipiac (6‑9-7) squads. Harvard has tied nine games overall, breaking the previous program record of six set in 1991-92 and matched in 2008‑09. Minnesota State set an NCAA record with 10 ties in 2002‑03. Colorado College matched that mark in 2008‑09, as did Western Michigan last season.
Time and a Half?
Ten of Harvard's 23 games have gone to overtime, including nine of the last 16. The Crimson has played 45 minutes, eight seconds of overtime.
Harvard has held six of its last eight league opponents to two goals or fewer and and each of its last 11 foes overall to three goals or fewer.
Magic Numbers
The Crimson is unbeaten when scoring four goals or more (5-0-2) and has lost just twice when allowing three goals or fewer (6-2-7).
Head-to-Head Tiebreakers
Harvard has won its season series against Colgate and Quinnipiac, tied its series against Dartmouth and Princeton and lost its series against Cornell and Union. The Crimson leads its series against Brown, Clarkson and Yale; is tied with Rensselaer and trails St. Lawrence.
Survey Says ...
Harvard has received votes in 13 of the 17 weeks of the USCHO.com national poll, including four points this week.
Poll Positions
Harvard had played seven ranked opponents in games in December and January. The Crimson was 0-3‑4 against those seven ranked opponents and is 1-3-5 against ranked foes this season. Dating back to last season, Harvard is 3-5‑6 against its last 14 ranked opponents.
Pairing Up
The Crimson is tied for 23rd in the PairWise Ranking, alongside Northeastern and Quinnipiac. Harvard is 3-5-6 against its fellow teams under consideration for the NCAA tournament (Ratings Percentage Index of .500 or better).
Outside the Box
Harvard averages the seventh-fewest penalty minutes per game in the nation at 11.1.
Power Outage
The Crimson has allowed its opponents only 84 power plays this season, the nation's lowest total and an average of just 3.65 per game. Only seven other teams have allowed their foes fewer than 100 power plays.
Power Surge
Dating back to 2010-11, Harvard has netted 32 power-play goals in its last 23 ECAC games. The Crimson has had three man-advantage goals in three of those games and two in nine others. The Jan. 13 shutout loss to Union ended a Harvard streak of 18 games with a power-play goal.
Special Forces
The Crimson is the nation's only team converting 30 percent of its power plays. The last team to score on at least 30 percent of its power plays in a full season was Colorado College in 2002‑03 at 30.8. The last team to break 35 percent was the 1986-87 Harvard squad at 35.9. The NCAA record for power-play efficiency is 40.2 percent, recorded by Boston University in 1970-71.
Power Players
Danny Biega has a league-high 12 ECAC power‑play points (1‑11‑12), leading four Harvard players ranked tied for fifth or better. Alex Killorn is tied for seventh nationally with eight power-play goals.
Close Calls
Only two of Harvard's games have been decided by more than two goals. Seventeen of the 23 games, including 16 of the last 19, have been tied in the third period. At a point in every third period but two, the score has been tied or the teams have been separated by one goal. The Crimson is 4-3-9 in one-goal games and ties.
League Leaders
In ECAC Hockey play, Danny Biega leads league defensemen in points (7-12-19), while Patrick McNally (3-9-12) is tied for second among freshmen, first among rookie defensemen, in scoring. Harvard's power play is operating at a league-high 30 percent (21 for 70) in ECAC play.
Marshall Plan
Marshall Everson registered two points each in four straight games in January and has five points (1-4-5) in the last three games. He has scored or assisted on 14 of Harvard's last 23 goals.
Rock-Solid in Relief
Raphael Girard (Saint-Hyacinthe, Que.) has come off the bench and stopped every shot he has faced in the last two games. He made 26 saves in two periods at Quinnipiac and eight stops after entering Monday's game in the second stanza. He has not allowed a goal in his last 64 minutes, 47 seconds on the ice.
A New Streak?
Alex Killorn was held off the scoresheet for just the fifth time this season Jan. 31 against Dartmouth. He rebounded with three assists Feb. 3 at Quinnipiac and scored Monday against BU. He has six goals and six assists in the last eight games. The senior had an eight‑game point streak earlier this season and a 10-game run in 2010-11.
The Century Mark
Alex Killorn has 93 points on 45 goals and 48 assists in 119 career games for the highest point total by a Crimson player since Jon Pelle '08 graduated with 97 points (39-58-97). Harvard, which plays only 29 games per regular season, has not had a 100-point scorer since Tom Cavanagh '05 registered 117 (48-69-117). Harvard's last 50‑goal scorer was Tim Pettit '04. The last 50-assist Harvard men were classmates Alex Biega '10 and Doug Rogers '10 with 55 each.
The Other Century Mark
Daniel Moriarty (Bienfait, Sask.) is set to play in his 100th game for Harvard. Colin Moore reached that milestone at Quinnipiac, while Alex Killorn and Ryan Grimshaw did so earlier this season. With 89 games played so far, junior Danny Biega could reach 100 in the ECAC tournament.
Balancing Act
Through 23 of its 29 regular-season games, Harvard has nine players with double-digit scoring totals. The Crimson had seven such players all of last season. Twenty‑two players have recorded points for Harvard, and 15 have scored goals.
The Bright Stuff
Harvard is 65-38-6 (.623) at Bright Hockey Center under Ted Donato and 287-131‑31 (.674) all-time at Bright, which opened in 1979‑80.
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Rensselaer scored twice in the first period, but a power‑play goal by Eric Kroshus (Calgary, Alta.) and a spinning, highlight-reel tally by Colin Blackwell (North Andover, Mass.) earned Harvard a 2-2 draw. The Crimson held a 27-13 edge in shots. Blackwell and Kroshus assisted on each other's goals, and Dan Ford (Skaneateles, N.Y.) helped out on both. Zach Schroeder and C.J. Lee scored for the Engineers. Steve Michalek (Glastonbury, Conn.) made 11 saves for Harvard, while RPI's Scott Diebold stopped 25 shots.
Series History
Harvard owns a 46-35-4 lead in the all-time series, which began with a RPI home win in 1951. Ted Donato is 8-5-2 against the Engineers. The Crimson and Engineers have combined for three national titles and have met twice to determine the ECAC champion, a 3-1 RPI win in 1985 and a 3-0 Harvard victory in 1994.
Each of the last six meetings between the teams has been a one-goal game or a tie, including last season at Bright Hockey Center, when Alex Killorn scored with just 8.2 seconds on the clock to lift Harvard to a 1-0 win. Renssleaer's only win in its last seven visits to Bright was a wild, 5-4 victory Feb. 12, 2010.
Scouting the Engineers
The tie against Harvard started a strong spurt for Rensselaer, which has more wins in the eight games since (4-3-1) than it did in the 19 games before (3-16-0). The Engineers scored twice in the third period to rally for a 2-2 tie last Friday at Cornell but suffered an 8-3 defeat a night later at Colgate.
Thanks to his 16 assists, Brock Higgs holds the RPI scoring lead despite having netted only one goal. Ryan Haggerty leads the squad with six goals, while defenseman Nick Bailen ranks second on the squad with 16 points and is one of four players with five goals. Bryce Merriam has logged three shutouts in his 21 starts and owns a .910 save percentage and 2.43 goals-against average.