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The edit could not be undone due to conflicting intermediate edits. {{icons|s1|s2|s3|s4|s5|s6|s7|s8|lad|leg}} This is a '''list of unnamed medical personnel with spoken lines''' and/or '''credited actors''' seen on ''[[24]]''. == Day 1 == === St. Mark's receptionist === [[File:Receptionist.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Listening to [[Teri Bauer|Teri]] and "[[Kevin Carroll|Alan's]]" concern.]] When [[Teri Bauer]] and [[Kevin Carroll]], posing as [[Alan York]], arrived at [[St. Mark's Hospital]], they were informed by a busy receptionist that a young girl was brought in, but only listed as a "Jane Doe." : ''The receptionist was played by [[Sharon Madden]] in "[[Day 1: 4:00am-5:00am|4:00am-5:00am]]."'' {{-}} === St. Mark's anesthesiologist === [[File:anesthesiologist.jpg|150px|thumb|right|[[Janet York]] is given an amp of epi.]] An anesthesiologist was a member of the [[St. Mark's]] surgical team which worked on [[Janet York]] when she started flatlining. : ''The anesthesiologist was played by [[Ariel Felix]] in "[[Day 1: 5:00am-6:00am|5:00am-6:00am]]."'' {{-}} === St. Mark's surgical nurse === [[File:surgicalnurse.jpg|150px|thumb|right|A surgical nurse takes orders from [[Susan Collier|Dr. Collier]].]] One of the [[St. Mark's]] doctors who operated on [[Janet York]] was a surgical nurse. : ''The surgical nurse was played by [[Linda Klein]] in "[[Day 1: 5:00am-6:00am|5:00am-6:00am]]."'' {{-}} === St. Mark's nurse === [[File:nurse1.jpg|150px|thumb|right|A nurse explains the situation about [[Ben (Day 1)|Ben]] and [[Virgil (Day 1)|Virgil]].]] When [[Ben (Day 1)|Ben]] tried to smuggle pills to his brother [[Virgil (Day 1)|Virgil]] at [[St. Mark's]] detox, he was stopped by [[Jack Bauer]] and [[Claude Davenport]]. A nurse explained to him that his brother's being taken good care of. : ''The nurse was played by [[Norma Maldonado]] in "[[Day 1: 5:00am-6:00am|5:00am-6:00am]]."'' {{-}} === Serbian doctor === [[File:serbiandoctor.jpg|150px|thumb|right|[[Alexis Drazen|Alexis]] is gone.]] After the Drazens traded [[Jack Bauer]] for [[Alexis Drazen|Alexis]], a doctor was summoned to see what was wrong with him. Alexis passed away shortly after arriving at the [[Dock 11A|dock]]. : ''The Serbian doctor was played by [[Josip Kuchan]] in "[[Day 1: 10:00pm-11:00pm|10:00pm-11:00pm]]."'' {{-}} == Day 2 == === Paula's emergency paramedic === [[File:ParamedicforPaula.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Standing over [[Paula Schaeffer|Paula's]] body.]] When [[Paula Schaeffer]] was severely injured in the [[Attacks on CTU#Day 2 Bombing|bombing]] of [[CTU Los Angeles]], several EMTs including [[Williams (Day 2)|Williams]] tended her. This paramedic stated that her internal bleeding required immediate emergency room surgery. [[George Mason]] instead ordered that she be brought back to consciousness, to retrieve critical data which only she knew. The paramedic was dismayed but proceeded, and stared at Mason after Schaeffer died on site. : ''The paramedic was played by [[Scotch Ellis Loring]] in "[[Day 2: 11:00am-12:00pm|11:00am-12:00pm]]" and "[[Day 2: 12:00pm-1:00pm|12:00pm-1:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === Mobile 3 paramedic === [[File:S2ep4mobile3.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Putting Mason in touch with [[Tony Almeida]]]] [[George Mason]], suffering from a lethal dose of radiation poisoning, was riding in an ambulance with a Hazmat paramedic at roughly 11:30am. [[Tony Almeida]] contacted the dispatcher, who called the paramedic with Mason, so he handed George the radio. After Mason spoke with Tony, he asked the paramedic if he was contagious. The paramedic responded that George was not. : ''The "Hazmat Paramedic" was played by [[Max Delgado]] in "[[Day 2: 11:00am-12:00pm|11:00am-12:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === St. Virgil's nurse === [[File:StVirgilsnurse.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Having a tense exchange with Gary]] A nurse at [[St. Virgil's Hospital|St. Virgil's]] pulled [[Gary Matheson]] out of [[Megan Matheson|his daughter's]] hospital room to get a call from [[Miguel]] so Kim could sneak Megan out of the hospital. After finding that his daughter was gone, Gary angrily ordered the nurse to find her. : ''The nurse was played by [[Michelle Anne Johnson]] in "[[Day 2: 1:00pm-2:00pm|1:00pm-2:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === Carrie's medic === After she was physically attacked by [[Danny Dessler]], this medic briefly examined [[Carrie Turner]] to make sure she was all right. He asked her to turn to the side so he could get a better look at her. : ''Carrie's medic appeared in "[[Day 2: 2:00am-3:00am|2:00am-3:00am]]."'' {{-}} === District paramedic === [[File:Medic4kresge.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Describing Lynne's injuries]] An ambulance responded to [[District]] to transport [[Lynne Kresge]] to a nearby hospital. She had accidentally fallen down a stairwell after being pushed away by [[Jesper Isberg]]. This medic mentioned Lynne's neurological damage to [[President]] [[David Palmer]]. : ''The medic was played by [[Josh Clark]] in "[[Day 2: 3:00am-4:00am|3:00am-4:00am]]."'' {{-}} === Paramedic pulling a stretcher === [[File:2x24-_Medic_with_stretcher_passing_by_Kim_Bauer.jpg|thumb|right|Passing by [[Kim Bauer|Kim]]]] When [[Kim Bauer]] spotted her father in the parking lot of the [[Los Angeles Coliseum]] shortly before 8:00am, She began to move towards him. This paramedic alerted Kim that he was about to cross her path pulling a stretcher, so she stopped and waited for him to pass before continuing forward to reunite with Jack. : ''The paramedic appeared in "[[Day 2: 7:00am-8:00am|7:00am-8:00am]]."'' {{-}} == Day 3 == === Virologist === [[File:VirologistDay3.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Finding no traces of the virus.]] A number of virologists arrived with [[Nicole Duncan|Dr. Nicole Duncan]] to quarantine the home of [[Sam Singer|Sam]] and [[Helen Singer]]. One of them confirmed to Dr. Duncan that their tests proved the location to be completely clean of the [[Cordilla virus]]. : ''The virologist was played by [[Keith MacKechnie]] in "[[Day 3: 3:00pm-4:00pm|3:00pm-4:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === Linzer's holding assistant === This medical staff assisted Dr. [[Linzer]] as he operated on [[Tony Almeida]], mainly by holding something down for him. [[Michelle Dessler]] briefly watched the operation by video feed. : ''The medical assistant appeared in "[[Day 3: 4:00pm-5:00pm|4:00pm-5:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === Linzer's clamp assistant === This medical staff assisted Dr. [[Linzer]] as he operated on [[Tony Almeida]]. She handed Dr. Linzer a clamp, and she used the scissors to cut something. [[Michelle Dessler]] briefly watched the operation by video feed. : ''The medical clamp assistant appeared in "[[Day 3: 4:00pm-5:00pm|4:00pm-5:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === Doctor at CTU === [[File:DoctorCTUD3.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Drawing blood from Jack]] This doctor tested the blood of Jack Bauer after [[Ryan Chappelle]] learned that Jack used heroin to gain the trust of the Salazars. He later treated [[Nina Myers]] in an emergency procedure after she impaled herself on the interrogation syringe of [[Darren Richards]]. The doctor and at least four others were killed by Nina during her escape attempt. : ''The doctor was played by [[Fred Griffith]] in "[[Day 3: 2:00am-3:00am|2:00am-3:00am]]."'' {{-}} === Nurse at CTU === [[File:3x14_injured_Nurse_who_survived_Nina's_wrath.jpg|thumb|Pointing to Nina's attempted escape route.]] This nurse assisted in an emergency operation on [[Nina Myers]] after she impaled herself on the interrogation syringe of [[Darren Richards]]. Myers attempted to escape the building and in the process killed almost everybody in the CTU medical clinic. When the sirens signaling a lockdown sounded, Jack Bauer rushed into the clinic, and the nurse was the only living person he found in the room. She pointed in the direction by which she witnessed Myers leaving. : ''The nurse appeared in "[[Day 3: 2:00am-3:00am|2:00am-3:00am]]."'' {{-}} === Hazmat worker === To boost morale, [[Michelle Dessler]] agreed to be the first person at the [[Chandler Plaza Hotel]] to get tested for infection by the [[Cordilla virus]]. This medical worker in a Hazmat suit took Michelle's name and handed her a lanyard with a tag bearing the number 101. [[Nicole Duncan]] then performed a nose swab on Dessler and sent the material to the lab to be analyzed. : ''The medical worker appeared in "[[Day 3: 5:00am-6:00am|5:00am-6:00am]]."'' {{-}} === Studio City nurse === [[File:nursevirusDay3.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Speaking with [[William Cole|Bill Cole]]]] [[William Cole]] went to an emergency care facility in Studio City for help with a persistent nosebleed. A nurse there gave him some paperwork to fill out. When Cole saw [[Rick Garcia (character)|a news report]] concerning a deadly [[Cordilla virus|outbreak]] at the [[Chandler Plaza Hotel|hotel]] where he had just been, he realized he was symptomatic and alerted the nurse. The nurse shouted for [[Joyner|Dr. Joyner]]. She, Cole, and several others were subsequently quarantined. : ''The nurse was played by [[Mary Wickliffe]] in "[[Day 3: 7:00am-8:00am|7:00am-8:00am]]."'' {{-}} === Chase's doctor === [[File:3x24-_Chase_Edmund's_doctor.jpg|thumb|"Sure."]] After Jack Bauer was forced to amputate [[Chase Edmunds]]' hand in order to prevent the last vial of the [[Cordilla virus]] being dispersed in the middle school classroom, he followed Edmunds to the hospital. This doctor was talking to Bauer shortly before Bauer received a phone call from [[President David Palmer]] thanking him for all he had done that day. Bauer thanked the doctor for talking to him, and then the doctor went into the operating room to begin operating on Edmunds. : ''The doctor appeared in "[[Day 3: 12:00pm-1:00pm|12:00pm-1:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === Nurse directing Kim === [[File:3x24-_nurse_escorting_Kim_Bauer.jpg|thumb|right|"Right in there."]] After the last vial of the [[Cordilla virus]] had been found and contained by CTU, [[Kim Bauer]] traveled to the hospital to meet her father and to be with [[Chase Edmunds|Chase]] after his surgery. This nurse showed Kim into the room where Jack was waiting. : ''The nurse appeared in "[[Day 3: 12:00pm-1:00pm|12:00pm-1:00pm]]."'' {{-}} == Day 4 == === Audrey's medic === [[File:AudreymedicDay4.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Tending to Audrey]] After [[Secretary of Defense]] [[James Heller]] and [[Audrey Raines]] were rescued from terrorist kidnappers by [[Jack Bauer]] and [[United States Marine Corps|the Marines]], a medic working with CTU saw to Audrey. When Jack asked about Audrey's condition, the medic expressed some concern about Audrey's contusions and dehydration. : ''The medic was played by [[Taneka Johnson]] in "[[Day 4: 12:00pm-1:00pm|12:00pm-1:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === Erin's medic === [[File:4x12-_Erin's_medic.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Seeing to [[Erin Driscoll|Erin]]]] [[Erin Driscoll]] was distraught emotionally and physically after the death of her [[Maya Driscoll|daughter]]. [[James Heller]] suggested she take a few minutes to get some food and relax after [[Tony Almeida]] called for a medic. This medic came up to the [[Field ops office]] and escorted her downstairs. :''This medic appeared in "[[Day 4: 6:00pm-7:00pm|6:00pm-7:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === Mandy's medic === [[File:4x23_-_CTU_medic_treating_Mandy.jpg|150px|thumb|Appearing on the left]] After [[Curtis Manning]] knocked out [[Mandy]], [[Jack Bauer]] called for a medic to attend to her because he said he wanted her conscious as soon as possible. A few minutes later, this medic crouching over Mandy announced that she was conscious. : ''This medic appeared in "[[Day 4: 5:00am-6:00am|5:00am-6:00am]]."'' {{-}} == Day 5 == === Evelyn Martin's paramedic === [[File:S5ep17paramedic.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Speaking with Evelyn]] [[Evelyn Martin]], assistant to the [[First Lady]] [[Martha Logan]], suffered a gunshot wound from [[Christopher Henderson]] because she had [[audio recording|evidence]] that could bring down his boss, [[President]] [[Charles Logan]]. With help from [[Jack Bauer]] and [[Wayne Palmer]], she escaped from Henderson with her young daughter [[Amy Martin|Amy]]. They could not get Evelyn to a hospital, however, because Henderson's men were monitoring the emergency lines, waiting to discover her location. With little choice, Bauer and Palmer left Amy alone with her injured mother in a motel room. The young girl called [[9-1-1]] when Evelyn collapsed, but her call was [[Henderson contact|intercepted]] in the process. Two paramedics arrived to assist. One of them addressed Evelyn by name, and she became cognizant of the danger since her name had been revealed. Not a moment later, Henderson appeared and killed the paramedic and his assistant. He then extracted the location of Bauer and Palmer from Evelyn. : ''The paramedic was played by [[Jorge Noa]] in "[[Day 5: 11:00pm-12:00am|11:00pm-12:00am]]."'' {{-}} == Day 6 == === Morris O'Brian's doctor === [[File:S6ep9doctor.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Taking Morris to the [[CTU medical clinic]]]] When [[Morris O'Brian]] was rescued from terrorists at [[4332 Florence Avenue]], he was returned to [[CTU Los Angeles]] for treatment and debriefing. A CTU doctor came to his side on the [[CTU main floor|main floor]] to walk him to the clinic. When Morris's ex-wife [[Chloe O'Brian|Chloe]], tried to speak to him, the doctor did not stop. After Morris was treated for his extensive torture wounds, the doctor allowed Chloe to enter his room to talk. : ''The CTU doctor was played by [[Natalija Nogulich]] in "[[Day 6: 2:00pm-3:00pm|2:00pm-3:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === Logan's paramedic === [[File:S6ep13unnamedmedic.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Trying to save the life of [[Charles Logan]]]] Former [[President]] [[Charles Logan]] was stabbed near the neck by his ex-wife and former [[First Lady]], [[Martha Logan]], during Day 6. As he was rushed to a nearby hospital, Logan spoke Martha's name longingly and began to flatline. The medic in the back of the ambulance attempted chest compressions on Logan, and shouted to the driver that they were losing him. Logan survived the ordeal however. : ''"Medic #1" was played by [[James Ellis Lane]] in "[[Day 6: 6:00pm-7:00pm|6:00pm-7:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === Jack's medic === [[File:S6ep14doc.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Jack may be suffering from floating bone fragments]] After [[Jack Bauer]] was rescued from the [[Russian consulate]], a medic working with CTU examined him for injuries outside the building. [[Mike Doyle]] asked the medic about Jack's condition, and he responded that Jack may have floating rib fragments which could case internal bleeding, and so he required more medical attention. Though Jack insisted that he was fine, Doyle refused to let him continue assisting CTU with the mission to stop the [[suitcase nuke]] threat. : ''The medic was played by [[Joseph Griffin]] in "[[Day 6: 7:00pm-8:00pm|7:00pm-8:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === Victor's EMT === [[File:S6ep15EMTforVictor.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Unable to rescue [[Victor]]]] [[Victor]], a [[Russia]]n terrorist working for [[Dmitri Gredenko]], was wounded by gunfire from Jack Bauer and CTU field agents at [[1530 Hillcrest]]. Outside, the lead EMT ordered a subordinate to prepare blood for transfusion, and Jack told them that Victor was needed alive to be interrogated. They performed life-saving measures, but failed. The lead EMT hesitated for a moment, and then walked over and informed Jack that Victor didn't make it. : ''"EMT #1" was played by [[Francisco Viana]] in "[[Day 6: 8:00pm-9:00pm|8:00pm-9:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === DC bunker nurse === [[File:S6ep15bunkernurse.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Responding to the President's health emergency]] At the [[Presidential Emergency Operations Center|White House bunker]], [[President]] [[Wayne Palmer]] was being treated for injuries following an assassination attempt. When his vital signs began to crash, a nurse warned [[Arthur Welton|Dr. Welton]] of the danger. She then phoned for a "code team" to come to the room to assist immediately. : ''The nurse was played by [[K.T. Thangavelu]] in "[[Day 6: 8:00pm-9:00pm|8:00pm-9:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === Dr. Bradley's assistant === [[File:BradleyAssistantDay6.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Moments before getting punched down by Jack]] A medical assistant was sent to accompany [[Bradley (Day 6)|Dr. Bradley]] from [[Division]] to [[CTU Los Angeles]]. There, both men spoke with Director [[Nadia Yassir]] and then moved on to examine [[Audrey Raines]], who had been interrogated and drugged by [[Cheng Zhi]] for a long period of time prior. In the [[CTU medical clinic|medical clinic]], the assistant took note of the injuries on Audrey's body with the doctor. When Dr. Bradley decided to shock Audrey out of her catatonic state, the assistant confirmed at around 1:35am that her vitals were strong enough to proceed. As he prepared her intravenous injection, [[Jack Bauer]] entered the room. The assistant attempted to stop Jack, but was knocked flat onto the ground. Jack escaped with Audrey, and after Dr. Bradley pulled an alarm, Nadia, [[Morris O'Brian|Morris]], and [[Milo Pressman|Milo]] observed the clinic exam room video feed where Dr. Bradley tended to his assistant. : ''Dr. Bradley's assistant was played by [[Jayson Victor]] in "[[Day 6: 1:00am-2:00am|1:00am-2:00am]]."'' {{-}} == Day 7 == === Tanner nurse 1 === [[File:NurseS7ep4.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Realizing that a [[Alan Tanner|patient]] is crashing]] At the hospital where the injured mercenary [[Alan Tanner]] was being treated, [[Tanner_lawyer_2|one of Tanner's lawyers]] asked the nurse where Tanner could be found. She pulled up Tanner's record, but noticed on his health monitor that he was crashing. She ran out and told another nurse to call for the doctors. However, when she reached Tanner's room, she saw that it was blocked. The other nurse came to help, but they couldn't enter. After a few moments, [[FBI]] Agent [[Renee Walker]] suddenly unblocked the room and left: she had been illegally interrogating Tanner. : ''"Nurse #1" was played by [[Lucy Butler]] in "[[Day 7: 11:00am-12:00pm|11:00am-12:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === Tanner nurse 2 === [[File:NursebS7ep4.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Moments before calling for emergency attention]] At the hospital where the injured mercenary [[Alan Tanner]] was being treated, [[Tanner_lawyer_2|one of Tanner's lawyers]] asked where Tanner could be found. When one nurse noticed on his health monitor that he was crashing, the other nurse called on the speaker system for the doctors. The second nurse joined the first in an attempt to unblock Tanner's door, but they couldn't enter. After a few moments, [[FBI]] Agent [[Renee Walker]] suddenly unblocked the room and left: she had been illegally interrogating Tanner. : ''"Nurse #2" was played by [[Ali Chen]] in "[[Day 7: 11:00am-12:00pm|11:00am-12:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === Henry Taylor EMT 2 === [[File:TaylorEMT2.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Offering [[Tony Almeida]] assistance]] This paramedic and his partner [[Waltrip]] responded after [[Henry Taylor]] got shot. Once he arrived at [[Market 2005]], [[Renee Walker]] led him to the basement and told him not to disseminate the information about Taylor to anyone. He started stabilizing Taylor while his partner called the hospital to prepare everything as they took him away. Shortly before 3:00am, emergency crews arrived at [[1297 Rincon]], where a number of [[FBI]] agents had been ambushed in a bombing set up by [[Robert Galvez]]. The EMT was among the responders and, thinking that Galvez was an FBI agent, offered to assist [[Tony Almeida]] who was carrying Galvez. Tony turned him down and told him to go into the building instead. :''"EMT #2" was played by [[Zachary Stockdale]] in "[[Day 7: 4:00pm-5:00pm|4:00pm-5:00pm]]" and "[[Day 7: 2:00am-3:00am|2:00am-3:00am]]."'' {{-}} === Henry Taylor nurse === [[File:S7ep9nurse.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Preparing Henry Taylor for surgery]] When [[Henry Taylor]] was taken to [[West Arlington Hospital]], he was permitted by surgeon [[Lee Schulman]] to have a brief conversation with his wife. A nurse had to interrupt to tell the president that the anesthesiologist was ready. :''"Nurse #2" was played by [[Detra Payne]] in "[[Day 7: 4:00pm-5:00pm|4:00pm-5:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === Dubaku resident 1 === [[File:Dubaku-resident.jpg|150px|thumb|right|One of the residents working with Dubaku]] This is one of the residents that tended to [[Iké Dubaku]] once he went into cardiac arrest. He worked with Dr. [[Scott (Day 7)|Scott]] administering [[CPR]] and shocks to revive him, but they were unsuccessful. : ''"Resident #1" was played by [[Robert Johnson]] in "[[Day 7: 6:00pm-7:00pm|6:00pm-7:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === Dubaku resident 2 === [[File:Dubaku-resident-1.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Resident awaits orders from Doctor [[Scott (Day 7)|Scott]]]] This is one of the residents that tended to [[Iké Dubaku]] once he went into cardiac arrest. He worked with Doctor [[Scott (Day 7)|Scott]] administering CPR and shocks to revive him, but they were unsuccessful. When Dubaku flatlined, the resident asked Doctor Scott if he wanted to continue, but he refused. : ''"Resident #2" was played by [[Mike Baldridge]] in "[[Day 7: 6:00pm-7:00pm|6:00pm-7:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === Dubaku nurse === [[File:Dubaku-nurse-2.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Nurse receiving a call at ICU]] This is one of the nurses working at the Intensive Care Unit of the hospital that was treating [[Iké Dubaku]] after his car crash. Shortly after 6:00pm, she received a call from someone alleging to be a "Dr. May" asking for the other nurse, [[Corinna]]. The call was, however, a distraction to allow [[Udo]] to infiltrate the unit and inject a lethal chemical into Dubaku. : ''"Nurse #2" was played by [[Patty Onagan]] in "[[Day 7: 6:00pm-7:00pm|6:00pm-7:00pm]]."'' {{-}} === Biohazard agent === [[File:Biohazard-agent-3.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Agent giving Jack's results to Dr. Macer]] This is one of the Biohazard agents from [[CDC]] that responded after [[Jack Bauer]] intercepted [[Starkwood]]'s chemical weapon. He took Jack's blood sample and sent it for preliminary results. While driving to the FBI Headquarters, he received the results and showed them to Dr. [[Sunny Macer]]. : ''"Biohazard Agent" was played by [[Emil Beheshti]] in "[[Day 7: 11:00pm-12:00am|11:00pm-12:00am]]."'' {{-}} === Galvez EMT === [[File:Galvez-emt.jpg|150px|thumb|right|EMT checking Galvez for injuries]] When [[Tony Almeida]] helped [[Robert Galvez]] escape from the FBI, he smeared blood on his body and clothes to pretend he was injured. Tony dragged him to an ambulance where this EMT started treating him looking for injuries. As he found none, Galvez pulled a knife and stabbed him on the neck killing him. When the driver noticed and tried to call for help, Galvez put a gun on him and told him not to. : ''The EMT was portrayed by the uncredited stunt actor [[Erik Betts]] in "[[Day 7: 2:00am-3:00am|2:00am-3:00am]]".'' : ''Erik Betts also portrayed the character [[Mullins (Day 8)|Mullins]].'' {{-}} === Jack Bauer EMT === [[File:S7E24-EMT-LeClair.jpg|150px|thumb|right|EMT assisting Lerma]] After [[Alan Wilson]] was arested by the [[FBI]], this EMT assisted [[Lerma (Day 7)|Lerma]] while tending to Jack Bauer and helped get him ready to take to [[Sunny Macer|Dr. Sunny Macer]]. : ''The EMT was portrayed by [[Adam LeClair]] in "[[Day 7: 7:00am-8:00am|7:00am-8:00am]]."'' {{-}} === Jack Bauer's nurse === [[File:Jack-Nurse-e24.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Telling Jack that he has a visitor]] While at the Washington hospital, this nurse came to inform [[Jack Bauer]] that he had a visitor. She then told [[Muhtadi Gohar]] he could go inside Jack's room. : ''The "Nurse #2" was played by [[Janora McDuffie]] in "[[Day 7: 7:00am-8:00am|7:00am-8:00am]]."'' {{-}} == Day 8 == === CTU SWAT medic === [[File:8x24-emt.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Talking to Jason Pillar]] This medic was part of the [[CTU]] field team led by [[Jack Bauer]] sent to retrieve [[Farhad Hassan]]. When they arrived and found Farhad alive but shot twice, Jack ordered him to stabilize him until he could talk to him. He informed Jack of the situation and started working on Hassan, until his blood pressure started dropping. When Jack saw what was happening, he yelled at the medic not to let Farhad die. The medic yelled back at Jack telling him to let him do his job. However, Farhad ended up dying from his wounds. When he informed Jack and told him he had done everything he could, Jack understood. He was later at the [[United Nations]] and treated Jack when [[Chloe O'Brian]] shot him in the shoulder. After stabilizing his wound, [[Jason Pillar]] asked him about Jack's condition. The EMT explained him that the shot went through Jack's shoulder without injuring any vital organs or arteries. : ''The "CTU SWAT Medic #1" was played by [[Eltony Williams]] in {{ep|8x10s}} and {{ep|8x24s|.}}'' {{-}} === CTU doctor === [[File:8x17-ctu-medic.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Awaiting instructions from Chloe]] This medic treated [[Samir Mehran]] when he was transferred to the Medical unit at [[CTU New York]]. When he noticed that Samir was having a cardiac arrest, he tried to revive him with a defibrillator but was unsuccessful. [[Chloe O'Brian]] then instructed him to perform a full toxicology report. : ''The "CTU Doctor" was played by [[Reggie Jordan]] in "[[Day 8: 8:00am-9:00am|8:00am-9:00am]]."'' {{-}} === St. Andrew's surgeon 1 === [[File:8x17-nurse.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Asking about Renee's next-of-kin]] This surgeon prepared to operate [[Renee Walker]] after she was brought to [[St. Andrew's Hospital]] with a shot in the chest. However, she and the other doctors were unable to save her life. Soon after she died, she entered the operating room to tell [[Jack Bauer]] that they needed to move her, and to ask if he knew anything about her next-of-kin or her parents. At a loss for words, Jack replied that he did not know, and left the room after she asked whether he would be okay. : ''The surgeon was played by [[Gabrielle Madé]] in "[[Day 8: 8:00am-9:00am|8:00am-9:00am]]" and "[[Day 8: 9:00am-10:00am|9:00am-10:00am]]."'' {{-}} === St. Andrew's surgeon 2 === [[File:8x17-surgeon.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Preparing to operate Renee Walker]] This surgeon prepared to operate [[Renee Walker]] after she was brought to [[St. Andrew's Hospital]] with a shot in the chest. After several minutes, he walked out and informed [[Jack Bauer]] that they weren't able to save Renee due to massive arterial damage and blood loss. : ''The surgeon was played by [[Rolando Boyce]] in "[[Day 8: 8:00am-9:00am|8:00am-9:00am]]."'' {{-}} === St. Andrew's nurse === [[File:8x17_Nurse.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Telling Jack to wait outside]] When [[Jack Bauer]] arrived at [[St. Andrew's Hospital]] after [[Renee Walker]] was shot, this nurse helped rush her into the emergency room, telling Jack that he needed to stay outside in the waiting area. After Renee died, she brought Jack a change of clothes from one of the interns. : ''The "Nurse" was played by [[Liz Loza]] in "[[Day 8: 8:00am-9:00am|8:00am-9:00am]]" and "[[Day 8: 9:00am-10:00am|9:00am-10:00am]]."'' {{-}} === Charles Logan's EMT === [[File:8x22-logan-emt.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Talking to Jason Pillar]] This EMT treated [[Charles Logan]] after he was found unconscious in a boiler room. As [[Jason Pillar]] rushed in to talk to Logan, the EMT informed him that they had to take him, but Pillar insisted. : ''The "EMT" was played by [[Scott Ferrara]] in "[[Day 8: 1:00pm-2:00pm|1:00pm-2:00pm]]."'' {{-}} == Day 9 == === Simone's paramedic === [[File:9x07 Paramedic.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Talking to Margot]] This paramedic with the [[London Ambulance Service]] treated [[Simone Al-Harazi]] after she was accidentally hit by a bus. As he treated her, he noticed her chopped finger. While they were driving her to the hospital, Simone's cell phone rang, and he answered her. He then proceeded to tell Margot Al-Harazi what had happened and prompted her to get to the hospital, if she was a relative. : ''The "Paramedic #1" was played by [[Adrian Grove]] in {{ep|9x07s}}.''{{-}} === St. Edwards nurse === [[File:9x07 Nurse.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Running for her safety]] This nurse treated [[Yasmin Azizan]] at [[St. Edwards Hospital]] after her [[Farah Azizan|mother]] was killed by [[Simone Al-Harazi]]. When [[Kate Morgan]] went to question Yasmin, the nurse left them alone. Later, when they found out that [[Margot Al-Harazi]] was planning to attack the hospital, Morgan went looking for Yasmin but the nurse told her she didn't know where she was. The nurse was seen helping people out of the hospital during the evacuation. : ''"Yasmin's Nurse" was played by [[Bella Heesom]] in {{ep|9x07s}}.''{{-}} === St. Edwards surgeon === [[File:9x07 Surgeon.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Talking to Jack Bauer]] This surgeon treated [[Simone Al-Harazi]] at [[St. Edwards Hospital]] after she was accidentally hit by a bus. As he treated her, [[Jack Bauer]] approached him and told him to do anything he needed to do so he could question her. Reluctantly, the surgeon shot Simone with adrenaline to bring her back to consciousness. When the hospital was being evacuated, Jack told him to he and Simone have to get out of the hospital. The surgeon that Simone won't walk with her injuries, but Jack told him that she has to and told him to leave the hospital. The surgeon went to get out the hospital, leaving Simone with Jack. : ''The "Hospital Surgeon" was played by [[Daniel Hill]] in {{ep|9x07s}}.''{{-}} === CIA doctor === [[File:9x08 CIA doctor.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Talking to Kate Morgan]] This doctor treated [[Simone Al-Harazi]] at the [[CIA London station]] after she was taken out of [[St. Edwards Hospital]]. As she was taken into the operating room, he gave his prognosis to Head of Station [[Steve Navarro]] and Agent [[Kate Morgan]]. Even though he argued that she could die if forced to talk, Morgan emphasized the importance of questioning her. However, he insisted in stabilizing her first. After half an hour, Morgan approached him and ordered him to bring her to consciousness. When he refused, she drew a gun on him forcing him to bring her back. As she was questioning her, she started convulsing and the doctor asked his medics to try to stabilize her. : ''The CIA doctor was played by [[Rhashan Stone]] in {{ep|9x08s}}.''{{-}} === CIA medic === [[File:9x10 Medic.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Held at gunpoint]] This medic at the [[CIA London station|CIA station]] treated [[Steve Navarro]] after his interrogation by [[Jack Bauer]], and was under orders not to administer painkillers. [[Kate Morgan]] burst into the infirmary and ordered the medic and [[Smith (Day 9)|Navarro's guard]], at gunpoint, to step away so that she could coerce Navarro into giving up his information. :''The CIA medic was played by [[Nicholas Maude]] in {{ep|9x10s}}. His CIA ID laminate is visible, but illegible.''{{-}} ==Day 10== ===Drew's paramedic=== [[File:10x03 paramedic.jpg|150px|thumb|Taking Drew to the ambulance]] This paramedic treated [[Drew Phelps]] for a head injury on the soccer field at [[Pershing High School]]. As Drew was being loaded up in the ambulance, a student named [[Amira Dudayev]] asked the paramedic if she could go with him to the hospital, and he agrrred. The paramedic went on board the ambulance as it drove away from the scene. :''The paramedic was played by [[Tim Premo Sanders]] in {{ep|10x03s}}.'' {{-}} ===CTU paramedic=== [[File:10x04 CTU medic.jpg|150px|thumb|Saying they have to get Grimes to CTU.]] This paramedic was rolling [[Ben Grimes]] into the ambulance when [[Eric Carter]] angrily confronted Grimes about letting the USB drive containing the list of sleeper agents get in the hands of [[Jadalla Bin-Khalid]] and his men. He witnessed as Carter told Grimes that his mother and [[Amy Grimes|sister]] were dead, as well as their fellow Rangers and their families, all because of him. As CTU director [[Keith Mullins]] pulled Carter away, Grimes told Carter he could fix the situation, as this paramedic and his partner tried to stop him. The medic told Mullins that Grimes was bleeding out and he had to take him to [[CTU National Headquarters]]. Mullins ordered him to get him to CTU for treatment. He loaded Grimes to the hospital as the disturbed Grimes told Carter he could make things right. :''This paramedic is portrayed by [[John Dixon]] in {{ep|10x04s}}.'' {{-}} ===Receiving nurse=== [[File:10x04 nurse.jpg|150px|thumb|Speaking to Eileen Phelps]] This nurse worked at [[Brookside General Hospital]], and was on hand when [[Drew Phelps]] was admitted to the emergency room. She later spoke to Drew's mother [[Eileen Phelps|Eileen]] and [[Edwards|Dr. Edwards]] as [[Amira Dudayev]] was stealing a syringe to kill Drew. :''The nurse was played by [[Lauren Halperin]] in {{ep|10x04s}}.'' {{-}} ===Isaac's medic=== [[File:10x09 Isaac medic.jpg|150px|thumb|Treating Isaac]] This female CTU SWAT medic treated [[Isaac Carter]] for a grazed gunshot wound on the back of the SUV. Once she got the bleeding under control, Isaac thanked her as his brother [[Eric Carter|Eric]] arrived. She left the scene as Eric and Isaac talked. :''This CTU SWAT Medic was played by [[Christina Bach]] in {{ep|10x09s}}.'' {{-}} ===CTU paramedic 2=== [[File:10x09 CTU medic.jpg|150px|thumb|Examining Jadalla]] This medic examined terrorist [[Jadalla Bin-Khalid]] in the holding cell in [[CTU National Headquarters]] after the airstrike on [[12917-20 Elsmore]] warehouse. The medic said that Jadalla has a concussion they would need to monitor. CTU Head of Security [[Steven Grant]] said he'll let Director [[Keith Mullins]] know about it as he took the call. :''This CTU Medic was portrayed by [[Jamie Moore]] in {{ep|10x09s}}.'' {{-}} ===Rebecca's EMT=== [[File:10x12 EMT.jpg|150px|thumb|Loading Rebecca to another gurney]] After former [[CTU National Director]] [[Rebecca Ingram]] was shot by terrorist mastermind [[Ibrahim Bin-Khalid]], taking a bullet meant for [[Eric Carter]], this EMT treated her in the ambulance en route to the hospital. When they arrived in the hospital, she took Rebecca to the emergency room. Then the EMT helped lifted her from the gurney to the hospital gurney and left Rebecca under the care of the emergency staff as Rebecca's husband, [[Senator]] [[John Donovan]], arrived. Rebecca later succumbed from her wound. :''This EMT was portrayed by [[Kasandra Bandfield]] in {{ep|10x12s}}.'' {{-}} ===Rebecca's ER doctor=== [[File:10x12 ER doctor.jpg|150px|thumb|Ready to treat Rebeeca]] This ER physician was called in to treat former [[CTU National Director]] [[Rebecca Ingram]], who was shot by terrorist [[Ibrahim Bin-Khalid]]. As she took charge of her care, Rebecca than started crashing. This doctor ordered a crash cart in attempt to stabilize her. But despite the best efforts from her and others with CPR and defibrillator, Rebecca died from her wound. :''This "ER Doctor" was played by [[Debra Fox]] in {{ep|10x12s}}.'' {{-}} ===Rebecca's ER attendant=== [[File:10x12 ER attendant.jpg|150px|thumb|Ordering Senator Donovan back]] As this attendant arrived to help treat former [[CTU National Director]] [[Rebecca Ingram]], who was shot, he helped lift Rebecca to the hospital gurney. When Rebecca's husband, [[Senator]] [[John Donovan]], arrived, he kept him back to the others to work on his wife. When Rebecca was crashing, this attendant brought over the crash cart for them to use the defibrillator on her. Despite their efforts, Rebecca died from her gunshot wound. :''This "ER Attendant" was portrayed by [[Jeryl Pennyman]] in {{ep|10x12s}}.'' {{-}} ===Rebecca's ER nurse=== [[File:10x12 ER nurse.jpg|150px|thumb|Tending to Rebecca]] This ER nurse became ex-[[CTU National Director]] [[Rebecca Ingram]]'s nurse after she was shot by [[Ibrahim Bin-Khalid]]. She tried to calm Rebecca when she persistently asked when she will go to surgery and this nurse told take slow deep breaths to calm her down. When Rebecca's blood pressure was dropping, she tried to help by putting pressure on the wound. 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If you watch carefully you can see them.
They flit from tree to tree, the shadows they hide behind
But more worrying, is they are watching you.
They know where you are because in this glade
You are in their back yard.
Not that they will do you any harm
It's more they want to protect what is theirs.
So they watch and ensure no harm comes to you
For if it did there would be consternation
As others would come, trample on what is precious
Upset their ecosystem, for everything you see
Has a purpose and a function.
You are a mere mortal human
With not the eyes nor the intellect
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Enjoy the tranquillity, rest in the shade
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The Police Regional Office 7 (PRO7) wants an equal distribution in the number of personnel to be deployed to both provinces in the island region following the dissolution of Police Regional Office 18 of the Philippine National Police.
Espino said he will ask the national headquarters of the Philippine National Police (PNP) for equal distribution because the Negros Oriental Provincial Police Office (NORPPO) is also in dire need of personnel including mobility requirements as well as firearms. It was learned that the 80 personnel are the ones coming from Negros Oriental only.
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I don't like talking to atheists before I go to bed. Atheists are dangerous because they take a stand not to believe. Agnostics coast. They abstain and tip 13%. Believers and non-belivers take a stance. They fold their arms, dig their feet in, and abide by rules. Atheists and believers have faith; they choose to believe something one way or another without proof. It's the agnostics you've got to worry about. Those charlie browns have no faith. Agnostics play it safe and belong at home under the covers. Atheists, though, worry me. I picture them in a storm, ripping off their shirts, screaming for the world to swallow them whole. Who are they screaming to?
I know I'm going to have nightmares. I won't be dreaming of red devils or split tails… it's nothing like that. It's more, the discussion of only believing in god when you're in pain. I don't want to be reminded of fetal position, of crying out for help, before I sleep. It makes me antsy and nervous. I'm biting my nails and the inside of my mouth. I'm pacing. Don't do that. Can you save it for coffee next time? I think I believe in god. And I don't think it matters if I do or not. I behave the same way either way… except maybe believing in god makes pain easier to take. You've got someone pulling for you, something there in the middle of the night when you're alone and worried about your life. Sometimes my path feels narrow and lonesome; so let me think what I want. It might only help me through a night, but it's something.


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Hi Charnelle, thanks so much for agreeing to be one of our Sunday Girls! You've got a background in fashion. How easy do you find it translating trends into wearable, everyday styles?
Thank you for featuring me as one of your Sunday girls! Yes I have always worked in fashion; from retail and styling to marketing and now blogging. That has definitely helped me with translating trends into everyday looks. I love keeping up with the catwalks and figuring out which trends really speak to me and can be used to elevate my signature style.
Your Instagram feed is packed with chic tailoring and floaty, feminine dresses – would you describe your style as quite eclectic?
I've never really thought about my style as being eclectic, because I'm obsessed with feminine tailoring every season, and pretty dresses in the summer, but I guess you could say it is eclectic as I like to add a spin on looks, such as adding a tough, denim jacket with a dress, pairing chunky boots with a skirt, or adding some unexpected colour into the mix.
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Lilac is a huge trend this season. How will you be wearing it?
Lilac reminds me so much of growing up – it was definitely the 'it' colour for 90's girls, so it feels very nostalgic. I will, of course, be wearing lilac dresses like the one in my outfit, as it's a super girly colour and a gorgeous print. I'm also looking forward to sporting lilac tailoring this season as well; I'm picturing a lilac trouser suit, paired with a white broderie anglaise blouse and tan sandals (yep, adding this to my summer wishlist now!).
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The key trends that I'm getting excited about this spring/summer are denim tailoring, short suits and summer florals. I'm also in love with the whole world traveller trend. The travel influence on fashion this year, with the beautiful textures, ruffles, ethnic prints, statement jewellery and bold colours is such an exciting trend!
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It's that time of year when we start to get holiday-fever! What are the top three essential pieces you MUST have in your suitcase?
Definitely a strong pair of sunglasses, (you wear them every day so they've got to be good). A wow-factor swimsuit –the type that gives you bad tan lines, but you overlook it because it looks so nice on. And lastly, a beautiful, floral summer dress that floats behind you in the breeze as you walk along the beach watching the sunset.
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The Allegro solemne movement of Barrios' famous La catedral is one of the best known and most widely played pieces in the repertory. I have always enjoyed playing it. In order to understand this piece a bit better I decided to do a harmonic analysis. As is always the case I discovered harmonic relationships that I did not notice in the read through. I would like to discuss in more detail some of the more interesting features.
The piece is in B minor and other than the slight excursion into the relative major (D) in measures 9-15 and measures 52-59 with a cadence in D major, the piece pretty much stays in B minor. I think I expected more in the way of harmonic development for some reason. The harmony is quite traditional and straightforward using a rather conservative approach for the period which may have been intentional as the piece was inspired by J.S. Bach's organ music which Barrios evidently heard one day while in a cathedral. Not to say that Bach was conservative with his harmony in any way; it just seems as if Barrios avoided some of the more adventurous Romantic harmonic tendencies.
Section one (mm. 1-59) begins in B minor and moves into D major (relative major) with the authentic cadence in measure fifty-nine. Note how he sometimes approaches the dominant (F# major) chromatically from below in this section with the fourth degree (E) ascending to E# and then to F# (dominant). He accomplishes this with two different harmonies. First with the traditional secondary leading-tone diminished triad as in measure seventeen and with the augmented sixth chord in measure forty-seven, although in this case only the interval of an augmented sixth is present in inversion. At first I assumed these two were the same until I took a closer look. Since many of these harmonies are implied I thought the presence of the G natural along with the E# strongly implied the augmented sixth chord whereas in the other instances, where the G is not present, the E# bass along with the other tones seemed to imply a diminished triad.
Section two (mm. 60-87) consists mainly of a succession of descending parallel tenths in the outer voices beginning with the D and F# (third and fifth of tonic) in measure sixty and moving down the scale arriving on the F# and A# in (root and third of dominant) in measure eighty. The resulting succession of first inversion triads are usually not considered a chord progression and so were not indicated as such. The important feature is the parallel descending tenths that connect the tonic and the dominant. Again we get that brief chromatic approach to the dominant in measure seventy-nine and again in measure eighty-three with both the secondary leading-tone and augmented sixth chords as we had in the previous section.
Section three (mm. 88-122) is basically a repeat of the second half of the first section (mm. 21-59) but this time with a cadence on the tonic (B minor).
Section four (mm. 123-153) is the development section. The use of the German augmented sixth chord (mm. 124-127, 135-138) is the meatiest part of this development. It was this that caught my attention on first hearing this piece and I had no idea what it was at the time. Barrios uses this harmony, as it has been used traditionally, as dominant preparation. It usually precedes the dominant or the tonic 6-4 chord. The interval of an augmented sixth contained in this harmony resolves in contrary motion to an octave, which in this case is the root of the dominant harmony. We have discussed this chord in detail in previous articles. Please refer to the Sor Op. 6 analyses for an in-depth explanation. There is also a very nice circle of fifths progression which begins in measure 141 on the dominant (F#) and works its way back to the dominant, completing a circle in measure 150. The root movement is as follows: F#-B-E-A-D-G-C#-F#. Of course there is one diminished fifth in this sequence in order to remain diatonic and not leave the home key.
The final section (mm. 154-201) is a restatement of the second half of section one with a coda added to finish things up nicely. The coda, beginning in measure 187, makes use of what is now a common blues/jazz interval progression. The bass line descends (B-A-G#-G-F#) while the inner voice ascends chromatically (D-D#-E-E#-F#) in a move from tonic to dominant. Harmonically this creates a series of chords which include a secondary dominant, a borrowed major IV chord and an augmented sixth chord as shown in the analysis. The idea of borrowing chords from the parallel major in a minor key is less common than the other way around. This E major triad can also be thought of as a diatonic IV chord generated by the ascending B melodic minor scale. The chromatic voice-leading is what is most important here and not so much how we rationalize the scale source. The chord is simply a bi-product of the voice-leading. This is an important thing to realize especially when dealing with nineteenth and twentieth century harmonic practice. This sets up the final cadence containing the great B minor arpeggios taking us to the top of the guitar's range.
Once again I hope you enjoyed this journey as much as I have and find it useful in better understanding this great composition. The pdf file below contains the score and the analysis for your use. More to come with the analysis of the Preludio and Andante religioso.
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Testing either takes place on a nightly server, usually trunk, , or on a QA server that is announced when community testing for major or maintenance releases is scheduled. Please be aware that nightly servers are refreshed daily, at midnight Eastern time (-4 or -5 GMT). Please plan your testing appropriately.
Jira bugs which have a resolution of "Fixed" and a status of "Resolved" are ready for testing. If testing is successful click the Tested button. The status will change to Verified. If you don't see a Tested button, even with the correct status and resolution, you may not have permissions in Jira to see the button. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com to request this permission.
In your comments make sure to include which OS/browsers you tested and the Revision number of trunk. The Revision number is important because trunk changes frequently. Look at the bottom of your browser window for the Revision number.
Notes: Some issues may require testing in more than one OS /Browser combination.
Special Case: Trunk vs Branch
Trunk has the most recent source code, and is constantly changing as developers contribute fixes and new features. At some point, when we are getting ready to release Sakai as a community-supported version (aka general availability or production release), we create a branch. A branch is a copy of trunk at a certain point in time, a snapshot. By doing this, we can exercise more control over what goes into a release. We name a branch to correspond with the release. For Sakai 2.9 release we have a 2.9 branch, which we sometimes also refer to as 2.9.x. For Sakai 10 release we have a 10 branch, also called 10.x . Features and fixes almost always start in trunk (more than 99% of the time. Exceptions are rare.) We test features in trunk and then when they are verified to work, if they should be included in a branch, we merge them into the branch and re-test the fixes, since the environment between trunk and the branches can diverge significantly. A fix that works in trunk, may not work in the branch (although in most cases it does.) Since we do not have enough QA resources to retest every fix, we focus on getting at least all the blocker priority issues retested.
We include in JIRA a status that indicates the state of the ticket with respect to the branch. For example: 10 status. When it is set to Resolved it means that the fix has been merged into the Sakai 10.x branch. Verified means that it has been tested after merging into 10.x . This can be confusing, until you get used to it, because it means that there are at least two fields on a JIRA ticket that have the potential to be set as Resolved or Verified, the main Status of the ticket (see image above), and the branch status. There are only 2 versions of Sakai supported at any one time. Currently that is 10 and 2.9, therefore we have a 10 status field and 2.9 status field. When Sakai 11 is released, we will drop support for 2.9 and there will be an 11 status field and a 10 status field.
As a QA tester, once you understand what the fields mean, it is okay to set the status yourself to Verified, on both the overall JIRA and for the branch.
A bug that is supposed to be fixed, isn't
If you are verifying a fix and it fails then reopen the issue by clicking the Reopen button. This indicates to the developer that there is more work to be done. If you are not sure if the issue should be reopened then simply leave a comment. Make sure to include the exact steps of how it failed, what server you were on, the revision number if testing was done on trunk, browser/os, etc.
Testing new features is essentially the same as testing for bug fixes. You still want to click the Tested button to move the issue to Verified status if all the testing passes and Reopen or add comments if you find bugs. Sometimes there are debates about new features and what constitutes a "bug". Those debates happen in the Jira comments and sometimes are brought to other groups like the Sakai Core team for broader discussion, as appropriate/relevant.
Regression testing is detailed testing of features to look for "regressions". Regressions are features that worked in previous versions of Sakai, but now are broken in the current version. Regression testing is detailed testing intended to uncover new regressions.
The most up-to-date list of tools for which we have Regression scripts (steps for testing features manually) is kept in the Tools Google doc.
Release testing - QA Test Hubs
Our goal is to have testing happen as much as possible throughout the Sakai version lifecycle (verifying bug fixes in trunk, testing new features, and regression testing the latest release). However, when we are getting close to having a tagged release (e.g. 2.9.0, 2.9.1, 2.9.2, 2.9.3, etc) we choose specific periods of time to test, with a Test plan and focus. We call these testing efforts "Test Fests". We have multiple Test Fests to get out a release. Unless otherwise specified we have one "Test Fest" per phase of the release. For example, we might have several Beta versions of the software before the Sakai core team feels confident that it is ready for release. Typically, we then have two or three Release Candidates of the software. A Release Candidate is a version of the software, which if it passes QA testing and Developer scrutiny, will become the next official community release. Each of these Beta releases and Release candidates is a phase of our Software Release process.
What makes a Test Fest unique is that we create a Test plan to guide our testing, a defined period of time to complete the testing, and a review process to assess the state of our testing results. Test Fest's typically take a concentrated effort and we like to have as many testers as possible helping in the effort, sometimes with multiple testers focusing on the same functional areas to provide the highest confidence level we can reasonably achieve. Test Fests are almost always carried out on special QA test servers which have been updated with the correct version of the software which needs testing. The Test Plan will indicate which QA servers are available for testing.
Stay tuned for more information.
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Photos from Susannah and David's wedding at Coombe Abbey last December.
I have photographed weddings a Coombe Abbey a few times in the past and it is probably the trickiest venue i have ever shot at. Its a beautiful restored 12th Century Abbey and they have kept the atmosphere by having minimal lighting, fine in the middle of summer but i bet it has caught out a few less experienced photographers during the winter months.
It was real pleasure to cover the day for Susannah and David who were brilliant to work with and i received one of the nicest testimonials from Susannah.
"I know Dave has already contacted you but I just wanted to email you myself to say the biggest thank you as I possibly can for the absolutely amazing photos. I can't even put into words how pleased I am with them and how perfect they are. Dave has already told you that I can't stop looking at them, and it's true! I have not had the chance to show many of my guests yet but I intend to email out the link to your website this weekend so I can show them off! We have had a lot of engagements in our family over Christmas so I will certainly be recommending you to all the couples.
Thanks again for everything you have done to capture our wedding for us and for being so good to have around on the actual day. I would have to say that choosing you as our photographer was probably my best wedding decision (I suppose I should precede that with… After choosing Dave to be the groom!)!"
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Buyer: Guaranty Broadcasting Corp., Baton Rouge (George A. Foster Jr., president); owns/is buying two AMs and nine FMs, including WDGL(FM) and WXCT(FM) Baton Rouge and WTGE(FM) Baker/Baton Rouge, La.
Seller: New Radco LLC, Slidell, La. (Michael F. Starr, 57% owner). Starr has interest in one TV, 10 AMs and 25 FMs
Facilities: 104.5 MHz, 6 kW, ant. 328 ft.
Format: Urban contemporary
Construction permit for KUZN(FM) (formerly KAJG) Centerville (near Huntsville), Texas
Price: $350,000
Buyer: WITKO Broadcasting LLC, Dallas (Richard E. Witkovski, owner); owns KBNB(AM) (formerly kofy) Gilmer and KWRD(AM) Henderson, Texas
Seller: KVCT(TV) Inc., Livingston, Texas (Gerald R. Proctor, president). Proctor owns one TV, kkas(am)-kwdx(fm) Silsbee, Texas, and 20% of KVBC-FM Las Vegas
Facilities: 105.9 MHz, 25 kW, ant. 300 ft.
Broker: Dave Garland Media Brokerage
KXXQ(FM) (formerly KQEO) Grants/Gallup, N.M.
Price: $50,000
Buyer: Against the Wind Broadcasting Inc., Laramie, Wyo. (Randy J. Timothy, president/51% owner); no other broadcast interests
Seller: Palmer Radio LLC, Salt Lake City (Gaylen C. Palmer, president); owns kmin(am)-kaiu(fm) Grants/Gallup
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Format: AC
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Buyer: Jesus is King Communications Inc., Windsor, N.Y. (Muriel McConnon, Gary McCullough and Richard H. Williams, directors); no other broadcast interests
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President Obama would have the government raise your children by nationalizing government education from birth through adulthood. His new preschool education plan is set to accommodate every preschool child in the nation, not only the needy. As an aside, Obama also wants government workers to go door-to-door offering entitlements such as food stamps. [CaffeinatedThoughts]
Eric Holder said that it is not illegal to ban homeschooling. This administration is serious about taking your children and training them before you have much of an opportunity.
Parents will be ready-willing-and-able because both parents generally work and the cost of child care is high.
President Obama hopes to mandate preschools for every pre-school child in America at a cost of $10,000 federal taxpayer dollars added to what the states donate per child.
All this while we are borrowing from Chinese Communists to whom we already owe $1.2 trillion dollars. I mustn't forget that we are printing funny money at the same time, as Bernanke buys up bad assets and turns them into cash that is far above their value.
Obama declared his intentions during his SOTU. Ever the campaigner, he went out two days later and was filmed playing blocks with children in a preschool. Unlike in the case of Benghazi, he was Johnny-on-the-spot.
If only that were the end of it. He plans to provide public preschool for any 4-year-old whose family income is 200% or less than the federal poverty level (it's currently 130%) at the expense of already strapped states and the federal government.
It doesn't stop there. He wants to taxpayer money in the form of grants to serve children from 0 – 3 years. A perfect nanny state with government in charge of your children from birth.
I am an educator and all the legitimate research shows that this type of education, exception being the handicapped, only helps the child for the first year or two and then the other children catch up. It is a temporary boost. Headstart has had zero success.
Obama's idea is appealing to working parents and to parents who would like a babysitter for their child from birth. If the Republicans stop it, which they must since we don't have the money, President Obama can then demonize them as he launches his offensive to take back the House in 2014.
There is more! The president wants to hire government workers to go into homes and hand out food stamps, welfare and whatever else they can think to give away.
We are becoming a full-blown nanny socialist state.
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The Newsletter of Eric Elder Ministries
A new baby, a new website for kids, Amsterdam2000 update, and letters from visitors.
Created by God
We're glad to announce the birth of our new little baby, Bo Judah Elder.
He was born on June 3rd, at 10:35 p.m., weighed 7 pounds, 9 ounces, and was 20-3/4 inches long.
Both he and Lana are doing great. You can take a look at some pictures of him atericelder.com/bojudah.
We really appreciate your prayers for the baby and the delivery. Many of you may know that even though this is our fifth child, we've had four miscarriages along the way, so we don't take the gift of life for granted. We also don't take your prayers for granted. Thank you so much for praying for us and for Bo.
Watching his birth reminded me again of how special each of us are to God. Even though our parents conceived us, the Bible tells us that we were conceived in the mind of God long before that.
God said to Jeremiah:
"Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set you apart; I appointed you as a prophet to the nations" (Jeremiah 1:5).
King David said that God ordained all of his days before one of them ever came to be:
"For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother's womb. I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well. My frame was not hidden from you when I was made in the secret place. When I was woven together in the depths of the earth, your eyes saw my unformed body. All the days ordained for me were written in your book before one of them came to be" (Psalm 139:13-16).
If you ever wonder if you're really special or not, know that you're very special to God. He created you in your mother's womb. He ordained all your days before one of them came to be. He really does love you. And he really does have a purpose for your life.
The Kids' Ranch
Our church has invited me to be the missionary for this year's Vacation Bible School, which means I'll be speaking to about 200 kids each day about what a missionary is and does, and how they can get involved in God's mission, too.
I'm really excited about it for two reasons. First, I believe several of these kids (1st-6th grade) will go into full-time missions in the future as a result of this week. Second, the kids are going to help me create a website just for kids on the Internet called The Kid's Ranch. You'll be able to access it in a few months at kidsranch.org.
I'm going to share with the kids at Bible School that over 1/3 of the world's kids have never even heard the name of Jesus, nor do they know that He can help them in this life and in the life to come. I'll then give the kids a chance to tell some stories about Jesus in their own words so kids in other parts of the world can read about His incredible life, death and resurrection.
Please pray with me that the hearts of these kids will be deeply moved and that many of them will dive head first into joining God in his mission to "Go into all the world and preach the good news to all creation" (Mark 16:15).
We continue to get several thousand visitors a month at The Ranch. Not everyone that visits writes to me (whew!) but those that do are dealing with some very deep and intense issues. By the time they talk to me, they're on the verge of total despair.
Please pray that God will give me supernatural wisdom as I talk with them. Although I can't share the contents of these confidential conversations with you, I hope you'll pray with me that God will use these conversations to really make a difference in people's lives. James says:
"My brothers, if one of you should wander from the truth and someone should bring him back, remember this: Whoever turns a sinner from the error of his way will save him from death and cover over a multitude of sins. (James 5:19-20).
I can share with you some comments from a 60 year old visitor last week:
I want to thank you for your message I heard today on "The Secret of Happiness." I have served the Lord since I was 13 and now am 60 yrs. old. However, from time to time I would get discouraged and feel that I must pull back. I now believe I often missed the 3rd aspect…..Looking Forward to the return of Christ. I have always believed in His return since my salvation, but I haven't put great emphasis on this in my thought life. This is the missing "support leg" for me. Thank you for the freshness of God in your ministry…..it is so good to know you are sending out lifelines to older Christians as well as those who are just coming to know Christ. We NEVER get too old to grow! God Bless You Today. I will keep praying for you and this vital ministry!
A visitor who suffers from panic attacks writes:
I feel that there has been a gap created between what I know to be the truth and what I am able to feel in my heart. I am hoping that by experiencing the support of websites like yours and Russell's [www.season.org] that I will find the peace of the Lord and His hope and promises. Thank you for being there and if you have an extra moment any additional prayers would really be appreciated.
And a visitor from Montana writes:
Love this site and your music – Thank you so much for sharing yourself in such a great way – Blessings to you!
Amsterdam 2000 Update
In just a few weeks (July 24th-August 7th) I'll be meeting in Amsterdam with 10,000 other evangelists from around the world at the Billy Graham Amsterdam 2000 Conference. (You can read more about it at www.amsterdam2000.org).
I've received nearly all the funds needed to attend the conference, so thank you for your prayers and gifts. Please make a note to pray for me and the other evangelists during the conference that it will bear fruit in thousands of lives for years to come. I look forward to giving you an incredible report in the next newsletter.
Please Pray with Us
Thank you Lord,
- for loving us and creating each one of us for a special purpose,
- for the safe and healthy birth of Bo Judah,
- and for the funding and prayers to continue this ministry.
And Lord, we now ask:
- for the kids at Vacation Bible School to give their hearts to Christ and become involved in Your mission,
- for wisdom to speak life-changing words to those who come to The Ranch for help,
- for the upcoming Amsterdam 2000 conference to bear much fruit in the years to come,
- and for more people to find their way to The Ranch so they can find their way to You.
In Jesus' name, Amen!
Stock Transfers?
Some people have wondered if we're setup to receive stock transfers into our ministry account. The answer is "Yes!" Your gift can be substantially higher, as well as your tax deduction, if you donate stock directly rather than selling the stock first and then donating the proceeds to the ministry. Just contact us for details on how to increase the value of your gift via stock transfer.
Please note that donations can now be made to our ministry online. It takes less than a minute to complete the transaction and would bless us tremendously.
Donations may also be sent by check to: Eric Elder Ministries, 1305 E. Broadway, Streator, IL 61364. You will receive a tax-deductible receipt. Eric Elder Ministries is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose purpose is to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the world.


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Friends Peg Hall, Jay Bushnell and Debbie Meeks helped volunteers Charlie Adkins and Carolyn Nobbs pick up litter along CR 347 that borders the Refuge on the Levy county side. The group collected 20 bags of litter. Later that week Charlie and Carolyn finished the entire 9 miles of roadside and totaled 77 bags.
Original Cleanup Announcement
Friends are needed to pick up litter along 9 miles of CR 347 that border the Refuge on the Levy county side.
- Meet at Refuge Headquarters at 10 am or find us on the road
- Wear bright clothing
- Bring gloves if you've got some
- Trash bags and grabbers are provided


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No more baseball. This was the first time with a stick in hand. NOT THE LAST!
No more baseball. This was the first time with a stick in hand. NOT THE LAST!
We had a trip to Colorado in mind. We like to ski! Unfortunately a lithotripsy interfered with that. So – it was a staycation instead.
On Palm Sunday we celebrated beautiful dresses, curls in thick hair, and dogwood trees.
If this isn't an answered prayer, I don't know what is…
We visited nearby Cathedral Caverns, and marveled at the depths of the cave!
Belle, a dogwood tree, and her notebook.
We had a picnic at Ditto Landing. This was a perfect, awesome day.
We picked flowers and put them in vases.
We had LOTS of fun at Southern Adventures! Some of us launched rockets. This picture is my favorite. He is NOT happy at the moment. Can't you tell by his body language?!
Finally, success.
We rode around the park and even did some fishing!
And even though it was not a trip to the mountains, a good time was had by all!
Last summer Joe, Joseph, Bidbit and Bees participated in a fundraiser golf tournament for WCA. This winter they wanted to have our family photo taken for the WCA magazine. We all dressed in school colors. I am so thankful for this photo of both sides of our family, with all of our children!
This was a birthday party for the books. Belle decided she wanted a skating party. An ICE SKATING PARTY. We are not sure why she wanted this kind of party. She did not know how to ice skate. Recently the winter Olympics were on television and she did see a lot of skating. We can only figure this is how she got the idea. I think she was more into the decor and the idea of wearing a skating outfit than actually ice skating. The decor was definitely on point:
Even her American Girl was there, dressed to skate as well.
And this girl is a FAN of a beautiful cake.
The panic started to set in when I got RSVPs. She had invited BOTH kindergarten classes to skate. KINDERGARTEN. Few of them had even been skating before. None of them actually knew how. Start the valium IV drip. I was not going to make it through this party without a nervous breakdown.
At the end of the day, it was awesome. Lots of parents were terrific sports and skated with their kids, some really mastering the skills that day. My kids had a BALL. They skated with their dad until they skated with their friends until they were soon flying around the rink all on their own.
Interestingly, this guy had a blast too. Later in the month, we would visit his aunt Kim. Our family would discuss baseball sign ups and how we were going to get to the park on the day they were scheduled. He spoke up and said he didn't want to do baseball this spring. (!!) A former college catcher, his dad's heart may or may not have broken into tiny bits, but he didn't show it, thankfully. We encouraged him to sign up for it. Sports are fun, we said.
I want to ice skate, he said.
!!! You just never know what a skating party will bring.
For this guy it became his #1 sport and several all star teams and tournaments. All from a 6 year old party.
By now you must know our Halloween traditions include our favorite places!
This year was no different! We went to the pumpkin patch. Oh, yes, we did.
And we went to Disney World. Oh, yes, we did.
This year we added a twist. We went on a Disney Cruise. Oh yes, we did.
It took us to the Bahamas. Oh yes! It did!
We had a great time again. Oh yes, we did!
I mean, things change, right?
That first day rolls around too soon again!
And oh, be still my heart. This one's going to KINDERGARTEN.
And as anxious as she might have been in her younger years, she's said goodbye to being shy.
She walked right into that classroom and picked up a book and made herself right at home.
It's going to be a great year!


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Can you get the best results for your profile from LinkedIn Mobile?
I just read an article by Catherine Fisher from the official LinkedIn Blog. She has some really great points. This quote is perfect for expressing my opinion of LinkedIn as well.
The biggest challenge most of us face in today's world is finding time. But making the time to ensure your professional story reflects your achievements and future goals is key to not missing your next opportunity.
Read the whole article here
While I totally agree with what Catherine says, I truly feel that what you can do with LinkedIn from your phone or tablet is a fraction of what you can do if you finesse your profile from a desktop or laptop. I have even noticed a difference in the functionality of LinkedIn between a touch-screen and not.
There are so many things that you can do with LinkedIn. One of my most recent favorites is to add projects to your profile. This gives you the ability to describe a major project = accomplishment in your profile. And best yet is, if you worked with other people in the project, you get to include them in your project description. People who view your projects on your profile or the project on the other people's profile get to see you too!
The things that I recommend you not miss in your profile are the things that equate to having a 100% complete "All-Star" status profile. How you use those sections is how much higher your profile will pull in search results. Just like Catherine, you need a profile photo, a summary, a key list of your skills, and a current job. What I also suggest is that you incorporate your searchable keywords in as many of those areas as possible, including your headline.
So all in all, I find that when I really want to work with a person to optimize their profile, I prefer to work on a desktop or a laptop than on a mobile device. LinkedIn is going to have to step up their game with the mobile app if they want people to use the mobile app more frequently.


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Chivas ups Scotch investment with £25m distillery
Chivas Brothers has opened the doors of its new £25 million Dalmunach Distillery, as the group confirms plans to "significantly" increase capacity of The Glenlivet are also underway.
Dalmunach is based on the site of the former Imperial Distillery, which was mothballed in 1998, on the banks of the River Spey in Carron.
While Dalmunach first fired up its stills in October last year, the distillery celebrated its grand opening today, with Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon in attendance.
Chivas Brothers, the whisky and gin arm of French drinks group Pernod Ricard, said the completion of the distillery represents the culmination of the firm's investment in increasing its malt whisky distillation capacity by 17%.
Dalmunach is capable of producing up to 10m litres of whisky per year, which will be used in the Chivas Regal, Ballantine's and Royal Salute blends.
At the distillery's grand opening, Laurent Lacassagne, CEO of Chivas Brothers, confirmed the company has also started work on expanding The Glenlivet distillery.
Planning proposals submitted last year suggested the firm was seeking to triple capacity of the brand, which recently celebrated hitting annual case sales of 1m.
"Today is the latest culmination of our ongoing investment to satisfy the growing demand for our brands," said Lacassagne.
"Dalmunach Distillery is an excellent example of securing the future of the industry by respecting its heritage and it's fitting that the remnants from the old Imperial Distillery have been built into an extremely efficient distillery with an architecturally stunning design.
"With the opening today, over the last three years we have expanded our malt whisky distillation by 17% as part of an annual capital expenditure commitment of £60m per annum.
"This investment continues and we have already begun work on significantly increasing capacity at The Glenlivet."
Environmentally friendly
Dalmunach is described as the "most energy efficient" distillery in Chivas' portfolio, with 20% efficiency improvement over "traditional" distilleries.
It houses eight copper pot stills, with a tulip shape used for the wash stills and an onion shape used for the spirit stills, replicating those from the Imperial Distillery which was situated on the site from 1897 until 2012.
Sixteen new stainless steel washbacks also feature on the site, as well as a 9/5 diameter mashtun and "unique" hexagonal spirit safe housing four safes with a waterfall feature, which thought to be a first in the Scotch whisky industry.
Other original features from Imperial have been incorporated in to the new design to "ensure a sense of heritage" remains in tact.
"The Dalmunach Distillery is one of a 115 across Scotland and it is a sign of continued investment from Chivas Brothers," said Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
"It's also fitting that this facility opens in the Year of Food and Drink as we celebrate and promote the magnificence of our natural larder.
"We want to work with firms to sustain and build on the success the industry enjoys – this distillery will play its part in that and will also contribute to the continued growth of Scotland's economy as a whole."
Dalmunach Distillery will not be open to the public but will be visible from the nearby Speyside Way walking trail.
Douglas Cruickshank, former production director for Chivas Brothers, oversaw its design and construction. He has now announced his retirement.
Scotch whisky exports have plummeted over the past two years, prompting Chivas Brothers' rival Diago to halt its planned £1bn in the industry last year.


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A Thanksgiving morning tradition, the Alexandria Turkey Trot is the Mid-Atlantic's premiere Turkey Trot. With nearly 6,000 runners, and some of the fastest elite runners on the east coast, the Turkey Trot is a great way to start your Thanksgiving morning. As always dogs and strollers are welcome and allotted their own starting area.
The 5-mile run/walk follows the roads of Del Ray starting and ending at George Washington Middle School at the corner of Braddock Road and Mount Vernon Avenue. The event is Metro accessible to the Braddock Road Metro Station.
Dog and Stroller Races: Dogs and Strollers will begin in their own start corral on the north side of GW Middle School. Additionally children MUST remain in their strollers during the entire race (including the finish) and dogs must be on straight leashes shorter than two feet.
Food Donation: Please bring two nonperishable food items (cans, boxes) on race day to support ALIVE!, a nonprofit organization serving Alexandria's needy. You may also make an optional cash donation when you register.
With new shops and restaurants opening in the Del Ray area all the time, no time is better to scope out "Where Main Street Still Exists" than from a jog down Mount Vernon Avenue on closed Roads.
Be sure to checkout all of this year's sponsors and please continue to support the Del Ray community!
Copyright ©2015 Del Ray Business Association | 2308 Mt. Vernon Avenue, #727, Alexandria, VA 22301
This website was made possible in part by a grant from the City of Alexandria Marketing Fund.


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University Credit Union and the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) would like to remind our members about resources available on the agency's website to help them understand their rights as consumers.
On MyCreditUnion.gov, NCUA offers a wealth of information on a wide range of subjects including consumers' privacy rights, how to avoid being victimized by fraud, understanding credit scores and preventing identity theft. MyCreditUnion.gov also has links to other consumer information resources, such as the "Frauds, Scams and Cyberthreats" videos, and the agency's Share Insurance Estimator.
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So, Gideon takes his first step forward in the adult arena and…he fails to fail.
That was a big surprise to me.
But, credit where it's due; his first budget was a triumph. Having said that it would be difficult not to have shone in the austerity budget to end all budgets.
What impressed me, aside from the many tedious Labour rhetoric snide criticisms (and the progressive coalition big ups. Ed), was his strategy.
The way I read it is thus, stuff the super-rich (we've got them anyway) and let's really rip into the "Shameless" class, those that really do screw benefits.
I have to say that as a non Daily Mail reader I buy that.
The other thing I agree with is his slowing down of public sector employment growth.
However, there was never an easier time to deliver a swingeing budget and I wonder if he actually missed a trick and could have gone even further. I will also find it amusing to read commentators' views on the VAT rise. When Darling cut it to 15% nobody said it made a heap of difference…why then is the subsequent rise such a focus on this particular budget?
I confirm, I have not turned right wing, but common sense prevailed today and was presented well.
(Will, I so know you are going to disagree with every word of this.)


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Queen's University Belfast Guesthouse
78 Malone Road, Belfast, Belfast, Northern Ireland
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Atmosphere 78%
Cleanliness 83%
Facilities 88%
Location 88%
Safety 98%
Staff 98%
Value 85%
- Free Breakfast
- Self-Catering Facilities
- 24 Hour Reception
- 24 Hour Security
- Bicycle Parking
- Free Internet Access
- Internet Access
- Outdoor Terrace
- Parking
- Towels Included
- Wheelchair Friendly
Check-in / Check-out
Earliest check-in: 00:00
Latest Check-out: 10:30
- Credit Cards Accepted
- No Curfew
- Taxes Included
Group booking?
Group of 15 or more traveling to Belfast?
Private Rooms
Basic Single Private Ensuite
Sleeps 1
Room types
Private Room
Private Bathroom
About Queen's University Belfast
Elms Village has 24 hour reception and security and can accommodate late arrivals and early check outs. The accommodation blocks in Elms Village are set out in a village format and are 3 floors high with 11 rooms on each floor with a shared kitchen. Please note that we do not have lifts and a ground floor room may be requested when booking. At the centre of the Elms Village is the Treehouse Bar & Restaurant where breakfast is served from 7.30am-10am daily. The MACE shop on site is open from 8am-4pm Monday-Friday.
Accommodation Information
Accommodation is in single en-suite rooms which are simply furnished with a single bed, hanging space for clothes, a desk and desk chair. The en-suite bathroom has a shower. Linen, towels and toiletry packs are included. Each floor has a fully equipped kitchen with table and benches and a soft seating area with a TV. Tea and coffee making facilities are also available. Internet is available in the bedrooms free of charge. Pay Per Use car parking is available at a small charge. Free parking facilities are also available for motorcycles and bicycles.
Location Information
Elms Village is located about 1.7 miles in a quiet residential area travelling south out of the Belfast city centre, and about 0.5miles from the main University campus. Queen's has its own Welcome Centre which is also a Northern Ireland Tourist Board Local Information Office and guided tours of the campus are available. Other visitor attractions beside the University are the Ulster Museum, the Botanical Gardens and Friars Bush Cemetery. There are many shops and restaurants in the area and the reception staff at Elms Village will be able to offer help and directions.
Cancellation Policy
Customers can cancel their reservation free of charge up to 1 day before arrival. After this date, charges will be applied by the property up to the first nights cost of the reservation, unless otherwise stated in the property's conditions. Deposits paid are non refundable.