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Kitsap's premier bird-watching destination | Kitsap Birding
February 7, 2013 · Updated 12:04 PM
By Gene Bullock
We dream of roaming the globe in search of Nature at its most exotic extremes, but the sad fact is there is no carbon-free lunch. Globe-trotting nature lovers may be harming the very places and creatures they love.
But bird-watchers are waking up to the guilt-free pleasures of birding close to home. There are wonderful places to visit and wildlife to enjoy right here in Kitsap County. The Puget Loop of the Great Washington Birding Trail describes seven of the best bird-watching locations in Kitsap County. (Available for $6 from Kitsap Audubon Society, PO Box 961, Poulsbo, WA 98370.)
Local birders all have their favorites, but Point-No-Point County Park in Hansville (No. 32 on the Puget Loop Map) tops most lists of Kitsap's best bird-watching locations. Its 60.8 acres of wetlands and shoreline are vital stopovers for birds migrating along the Pacific Flyway. Tidal eddies create an upwelling of nutrients that attract schools of bait fish, which attract salmon, and birds by the thousands.
Point-No-Point County Park is also recognized by National Audubon as an IBA, or Important Bird Area. IBAs are recognized internationally as key areas for nesting or migrating birds that warrant special protection. These sites along the Pacific Flyway provide important stopovers as birds travel between the summer nesting sites in the Arctic, to wintering sites from the southern U.S. as far south as Terra del Fuego. Habitat loss in these areas can have a huge impact on the survival of key species.
During migration, Point-No-Point serves as a rest stop and jumping off point for birds crossing the Admiralty Straits, as well as foraging flocks of Common Terns, Heerman's Gulls, Bonaparte's Gulls, Red-necked Phalaropes and a host of others. Parasitic Jaegers often tag along and put on spectacular aerial displays as they bully smaller birds into giving up their food.
The Point is also a popular winter hangout for Ancient Murrelets, Marbled Murrelets, Rhinocerus Auklets, and a variety of wintering loons, grebes, scoters and other marine birds. There is often a surprise or two, bringing flocks of birders from every corner of the state.
A trail that skirts the shoreline features a viewing platform funded by the Kitsap Audubon Society. It looks east across Puget Sound and west toward an extensive wetlands. The wild rose and blackberry thickets that border the trail are often alive with smaller birds. The trail leads from the lighthouse to a hilltop park with prime wooded habitat.
Lighthouse tours: Docents will be on hand at the lighthouse to share information and history with visitors as well. Lighthouse hours are noon to 4 p.m. on weekends, April through September.
A short distance away, next to the Hansville general store, Norwegian County Park offers similar views. Like Point No Point, it looks across Admiralty Inlet toward Whidbey Island and gets much the same marine activity. Rafts of birds wander back and forth, so it's worth checking both view locations.The Hansville Greenway links this area with trails through Buck Lake County Park, where Ospreys nest in the summer and Eagles reign in winter. A few miles past the general store is a Nature Conservancy site known as Foulweather Bluff. It is poorly marked, hard to find and offers limited parking, but ambitious birders are rewarded with great birds and views.
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Greensboro Coliseum
October 09, 1983
Greensboro, NC US
sound check: St. Stephen (3x))*
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Set 1: Shakedown Street > Samson & Delilah, Peggy-O, Little Red Rooster, Candyman, My Brother Esau, Big Railroad Blues, Let It Grow
Set 2: Touch of Grey > Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Women Are Smarter > Drums > Not Fade Away > Sugar Magnolia, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue
Always good to see 'em in the 'Ole home state!
My first show and it was memorable. I'm going to see them 4/12/09 there too.
This was my first show also. We had floor seats that were not there. All the folding chairs had been thrown into a big pile so that everyone could dance. I have been to many shows at this venue (I live here), and never before or since have I had an experience quite like that. Looking forward to the show tommorow. Also saw them there almost 20 years ago exactly (3/31/89) so I have dug out my tour shirt from that show to wear. Peace!
I didn't get to many shows, but this has to be my favorite! There was a poor couple on a "date" sitting holding hands. When the lights went out, all the folding chairs ended up next to them. I think they left after first set. For me, it was a life changer! Let it grow and second set are seared in my mind. Would love a sound board of this show, my audience copy is great, but being my first show, a sound board would truly be a treasure!!! I had a blast and danced like I've never danced before!!!
This one is still memorable to me. I was moving from NH to FL on a motorcycle and I stopped in Greensboro to see this show. Somehow, I got into the outer confines of the venue and was able to press my ears and eyes against the main hall doors to witness a St. Stephen soundcheck. Sadly, they did not play the song that night, but did play it at the subsequent show in NYC, which I later received on tape. I also remember walking past a hotel near the venue and seeing Phil in the lobby. I was too scared to approach that scene and went back to my little motel. But this show connected my former life in NH to my then-future life in FL and I will never forget that.
I was on tour in my Jeep Renegade with a bunch of friends. During the day, we were involved in a car accident in Greensboro. It was minor, but we caused a lot of damage to the side of the other car. I felt terrible because the girl I hit couldn't leave town for Colorado the next morning because of the damage I had caused.
Those old Renegades had these thick steel bumpers bolted onto the front. The end of the bumper was only slightly bent from the impact of the crash.
Early that evening in the parking lot before the show, we decided to take some day-glo paint and write "Jaws" over the bent part of the bumper (by this time we had already dosed).
Just as we finished, the police were walking by and noticed what we were doing. They remembered my Jeep from that afternoon in the accident. They asked if this was the same Jeep from the crash. I humbly replied yes. Paranoia took hold and I thought I was in big trouble.
They laughed, kept walking and said "enjoy the concert".
This was a good show. I do remember, however, being slightly annoyed by Weir's excessive slide solo during Rooster.
...you felt really terrible about ruining a young woman's cross-country trip to Colorado. So bad, in fact, that what especially comes back to you is the fact that Bob Weir's excessive slide solo during Rooster just totally ruined your whole show.
Well, I'll be miffed and vexed! You sound like some of the deadheads that were just starting to show up on tour around that time, though the stampede wouldn't really begin for a few more years.
Gee, I sure hope that girl had enough money to fix her car and make it to Co. I sure hope, also, that you were able to pay for the 24 months of professional psychiatry I'm sure was needed to get over Bob's excessive slide solo. I mean, I could understand Minglewood, but it must have been just scarring to the frontal lobes to have it occur during Rooster!
Actually..Mr. LamaGonzo,
I hadn't just "shown up on tour" as you write in your infinite years of Deadhead experience. I had been on tour for a few years prior.....not that that has anything to do with the logic of this whole experience.
After the accident, I spoke with the girl and expressed my remorse and offered any help I could give...limited of course...she was very cool about the whole thing.
Ask anyone who attended, the show was average....and Weir's slide solos were slightly excessive at times.
I've never had anything ruin my entire show. This show had some good jams and it included the St. Stephen soundcheck that I would see a few days later at the Garden.
I was driving with you on this tour also.For the guy saying whatever he is saying about bobbys slide. If you remember bob started using his new guitar the night before in richmond. This is why he goes of during the show. Suga mag was crazy bobby.
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Visit Labastide-Cezeracq: Highlights and Tourist Information
Note: The photo above was taken in Pau at 16 km from Labastide-Cezeracq
Location: Labastide-Cezeracq is situated in the Pyrenees-Atlantiques department (Aquitaine region) in the south-west of France at 16 km from Pau, the department capital. (General information: Labastide-Cezeracq is 648 km from Paris and 861 km from the port at Calais).
Popular places to visit near Labastide-Cezeracq: these include Pau at 16 km and Oloron-Sainte-Marie at 21 km. Jardin du château de Momas is a listed remarkable garden at 11 km and Pau is a listed ville fleurie 4* at 16 km. For more places to visit nearby and local tourist attractions see the map and listings below.
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Selected places to visit and attractions near Labastide-Cezeracq, France
Some places that we or our contributors have visited and reviewed and can recommend close to Labastide-CezeracqPau 16km
Oloron-Sainte-Marie 21km
Orthez 22km
Sauveterre-de-Bearn 32km
Salies-de-Bearn 33km
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- Artix: market every Wednesday & Sunday (4km)
- Mourenx: market every Wednesday & Saturday (6km)
- Monein: market every Monday (7km)
- Arthez-de-Bearn: market every Saturday (11km)
- Pau: market every every day except Sunday (16km)
- Navarrenx: market every Wednesday (19km)
- Gan: market every Wednesday (20km)
- Oloron-Sainte-Marie: market every Friday (22km)
- Orthez: market every Tuesday (23km)
- Amou: market every Sunday (29km)
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Heritage Site Eglise, Oloron-Sainte-Marie (monuments on French pilgrim routes) (22km); Eglise St Blaise (monuments on French pilgrim routes) (23km); Aire sur l'Adour église St Quitterie (monuments on French pilgrim routes) (42km)
Remarkable Garden Jardin du château de Momas (11km); Jardins du château de Viven (17km)
Site Of Natural Beauty Grottes de Betharram (42km)
Town Of Art And History Oloron-Sainte-Marie (22km)
Ville Fleurie 4* Pau (16km); Hagetmau (31km)
Zoo Or Wildlife Park Zoo d'Asson (35km)
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Commune: Labastide-Cézéracq
Canton: Arthez-de-Béarn
Arrondissement: Pau
Department: Pyrenees-Atlantiques
Region: Aquitaine
Postcode: 64170
Distance to Labastide-Cezeracq
from Pau (local prefecture): 16 km
from Paris: 648 km
from Calais: 861 km
from Nice: 630 km
from Bordeaux: 162 km
from Strasbourg: 862 km
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We have found 20 other places listed nearby (within 6 kilometres of Labastide-Cezeracq): Abos, Arbus, Artix, Aussevielle, Besingrand, Beyrie-en-Bearn, Bougarber, Casteide-Cami, Cescau, Denguin, Labastide-Monrejeau, Mourenx, Nogueres, Parbayse, Pardies, Poey-de-Lescar, Serres-Sainte-Marie, Siros, Tarsacq and Viellenave-d'Arthez.
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Pyrenees-Atlantiques is in the south-west of France. Most visitors fly into Biarritz airport (Bordeaux is another option). Allow at least 8 hours for the drive from the cross-channel ferries. For driving distances to Labastide-Cezeracq from anywhere in France see driving distances and route planner.
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The Surry County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved an incentive package last night for an as-yet-unnamed company seeking to locate in the area.
The action came as the board met for its regularly scheduled meeting at the Surry County Government Center in Dobson.
Identifying the proposed industry, County Manager Chris Knopf noted that proposed incentive package dictates that the county will invest up to $543,448 in the company over the next eight year period.
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- Torben Schøn – Bech-Bruun
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Bech-Bruun's practice head Torben Schön advised UK fund Meyer Bergman on a DKK250m retail acquisition. Schön, Lars Kjær and Anders Hermansen assisted Essex Invest with the DKK6.5bn sale of several property portfolios, and Andreas Antoniades and Christian Bonde Pedersen acted for AEG Facilities Europe regarding the Copenhagen Arena development.
Bruun & Hjejle provides 'sustainable, solid advice', and attracted a number of new clients, notably Saxo Properties, Elf Development and Nybolig Erhverv. Søren Damgaard and the 'calm, business-oriented and to-the-point' Christian Schow Madsen are representing Sjælsø Gruppen in the DKK249m sale of two properties. Damgaard also advised Nykredit Realkredit on the financing of a DKK1.1bn real estate portfolio. The practice recruited Horten Law Firm's former practice head Christian Johansen.
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At Kromann Reumert, practice head Flemming Horn Andersen assisted Balder with the DKK1.1bn purchase of an apartment block in Copenhagen. Anders Lavesen and Thomas Albrechtsen advised Carlsberg on the sale of a former brewery site to a consortium of Danish investors.
Plesner's Anders Friis is advising SEB Pension on large development projects including a DKK130m education facility; on lease agreements with DONG Energy and Siemens Windpower; and on the DKK330m acquisition of a PPP company from A. Enggaard Holding. Peer Meisner and Leif Djurhuus acted on Nordicom's DKK220m property sale to Elf Development. Peter Wengler-Jørgensen handles construction contracts.
Horten Law Firm's lawyers 'are not afraid of giving advice on difficult questions'. The team handled over 50 transactions for Statoil, Pfizer, Danica Pension, Carlsberg, and state-owned Freja ejendomme, and practice heaad Michael Neumann acts for clients including the city of Copenhagen and Sjælsø Gruppen. Henrik Bræmer and Thomas Krucov Jensen are recommended, and Nikolaj Henriksen joined from ATP Ejendomme. Former practice head Christian Johansen joined Bruun & Hjejle.
LETT Law Firm P/S hired Kurt Bardeleben from Poul Schmith Law Firm. Practice head Peter Schäfer is advising CG Jensen on the construction of 17 metro stations on the Cityringen network. Per Vestergaard Pedersen is advising Greenland's government on infrastructure projects, including an aluminium smelter plant and two hydropower plants, and Bardeleben and Henrik Puggaard are advising the region of Southern Denmark on a major PPP project.
Mazanti-Andersen, Korsø Jensen & Partnere's Claus Høxbro represents Nordkranen, developer of the UN City development in Copenhagen, and Michael Leiper Jacobsen recently assisted F.L. Bie with a DKK100m property purchase. Bjarke Sanbeck specialises in construction work, Mette Ravn Steenstrup advises public sector clients and estate owners, and Philip Thorsen is recognised for transactional work.
Ronne & Lundgren's practice head Niels Gram-Hanssen advised PKA on its DKK1bn joint acquisition with Topdanmark of 458 residential units, and Stig Mathiasen assisted Danica Pension with a DKK670m office complex acquisition. Niels Kjærgaard advised Codan on its DKK300m acquisition of office and manufacturing premises, and Steen Puch Holm-Larsen, who shows 'commercial insight and experience', advised on two retail property transactions totalling DKK300m. The firm recruited Thomas Stampe from Bech-Bruun.
Viltoft's Michael Gjedde-Nielsen successfully represented Metroselskabet in Denmark's largest construction dispute. Hans Lykke Hansen is advising Realdania By on flagship development projects with municipalities, matters totalling more than €100m.
Lund Elmer Sandager's team, which 'delivers each and every time', hired Henrik Stamp from Philip Law Firm. Steen Raagaard Andersen and the 'dedicated, skilled' Linea Conforti advised on the DKK500m sale of the Ernst & Young Tower to PensionDanmark. Andersen also acted for property developers M. Goldschmidt Holding and Sjælsø.
Moalem Weitemeyer Bendtsen's Claus Molbech Bendtsen Thomas Weitemeyer and Dan Moalem win praise for their 'top advice and round-the-clock availability'. Recent work includes advising Kuben on the sale of Kuben Byg, while new clients include Thylander Group, CapMan Real Estate and UBS.
At Nielsen Nørager, Frantz Palluden and his team represent Danish and international investment institutions. Halfdan Krag Jespersen specialises in lease law.
Finn Hasselriis and Terry Selzer are the key contacts at real estate boutique Stampe, Haume & Hasselriis Advokater, which handles Danish and international transactions.
Danders & More's Tobias Vieth and Anders Carlsen advised Thylander Gruppen on the financing and purchase of a real estate portfolio; and Meghraj Properties on its collaboration with Saxo Properties to buy residential properties in Copenhagen city centre.
At Elmann Law Firm, lease law specialist Kasper Westberg is representing Danica Ejendomsselskab in a market rent dispute regarding Glostrup Shoppingcenter. Peter Mollerup assisted Aberdeen Property Investors with its acquisition of Property Group A/S. Carsten Møllekilde advised NP Hotels on the sale of Hotel Front and Hotel Kong Frederik.
Focus Advokater (LLP)'s Jesper Hauschildt advised Thule Group on the purchase of Brenderup Trailers' factory, which was arranged with Dutch financing.
Roskilde-based Forum Advokater advises on construction projects, financing and litigation. Clients include BRF Kredit, Balco and Game Stop. Thomas Buus Pedersen and José María Barnils head the practice. Barnils has niche expertise in advising on inbound and outbound cross-border transactions.
Lassen Ricard's practice heads Thomas Riise and Henrik Schütze advise clients including Engsø Gruppen, Spæncom and the Norisol Group on development, construction and lease law. They also represent various owners, contractors, engineers and architects in arbitrations. New clients include Moe & Brødsgaard.
MAQS Law Firm handles financing, transactions, leases, construction and arbitration, and clients appreciate the team's 'professionalism, availability and ability to work on a Nordic scale'. Practice head Erik Larssonis advising Arpe & Kjeldsholm on the Tivoli Hotel and Congress Centre. Together with Mikael Frydlund, Larsson is also advising Holberg Fenger Invest on shopping centre developments. Lars Pærregaard and Philip Graff represented Pisiffik during the purchase of a DKK130m supermarket in Greenland.
Nordia Advokatfirma's Thomas Færch is assisting Sophienberg Ejendomsudvikling with the development and sale to institutional investors of a real estate project in Copenhagen. Simon Sørensen assisted Barfoed Group with the sale of seven properties to Jeudan, and Søren Sloth is advising developer KJ Ejendomsinvest on various matters.
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The rush on the bank led to its nationalisation by the then Labour government and was a foretaste of global financial chaos to come, bringing with it the economic turmoil from which the world is still recovering.
So the news that the bank is to seek potential buyers in a return to private sector ownership is perhaps a hopeful sign although its worth remembering that the business now being prepared for sale is Northern Rock plc, the "good bank stripped of the taxpayer loan used to keep it going in 2007 and funded by retail deposits, which made a pre-tax loss of £142 million in the first six months of last year.
Meanwhile, the bad bank formed from Northern Rocks toxic assets has returned to profit and paid back £1 billion of its £22 billion government loan.
UK Financial Investments (UKFI) which looks after the governments stakes in bailed-out banks, is now seeking expressions of interest from corporate finance advisers in evaluating strategic options for Northern Rock plc, which might include a straightforward sale or a stock market flotation.
Those invited to tender will must respond by 31 January though UKFI says no timeframe has yet been set for the return of the company to private ownership and there is no presumption at this stage that any particular option will be pursued.
Reports suggest that with the starting point for bidders could be around £1.4 billion, also the figure that the taxpayer has invested in equity in the nationalised bank.
So its a case of watch this space and wait for developments, which also gives us the opportunity to wonder what the taxpayer might eventually get back from Northern Rock and just how long it will take.
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A week after the Federation of Small Businesses urged the government to move forward on a fuel duty stabiliser designed to link fuel duty to the price of oil so that when oil prices rise, the proportion of tax goes down, and vice versa theres a glimmer of hope for at least some beleaguered motorists.
Yesterday, Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander told BBC1s The Politics Show that although it was a complicated idea and difficult to see precisely how we achieve it it was something the government was looking at carefully, echoing comments made by Prime Minister David Cameron last week.
At the same time, Mr Alexander said the coalition was examining the possibility of offering a discount on fuel to people living in remote areas of the UK, including the Scottish Highlands, the Western Isles, west Wales and parts of England and Northern Ireland.
Petrol retailers in those areas are likely to be hoping that if the move goes ahead, it happens sooner rather than later.
According to a report in yesterdays Mail on Sunday, Brian Madderson, chairman of the Retail Motor Industry Federations petrol division, says that rural petrol stations will soon be a thing of the past, thanks to soaring fuel prices that are encouraging a trend of motorists preferring to drive up to 30 miles to use cheaper supermarket filling stations or large petrol retailers in urban areas.
He says: I fear the whole refuelling network in this country is now under threat. By the end of the decade, there will be no retail petrol stations in country areas.
And he predicts that 500 petrol retailers, the majority in rural areas, will go out of business in the next 12 months, resulting in the loss of around 5,000 jobs.
Thats a grim prospect indeed. Anyone who has ever lived in a rural area will know that a car is a virtual necessity, due to the inadequacies of public transport links, and the disappearance of local petrol stations will do nothing to make life easier.
High fuel prices are affecting us all, in one way or another. Helping people out in rural communities, with the particular challenges they face, is probably a good place to start for the coalition. But the whole country is also looking for some support to ease their pain.
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When former Chancellor Alistair Darling proposed a £30,000 levy on so-called non doms those resident in the UK but not paying tax on their overseas income it seemed to fit in with the mood of the times, as the recession fed demands for everyone to pay their fair share.
Indeed, the then Conservative opposition could hardly argue with the plan, since they had proposed something similar to finance their proposals to raise the threshold for inheritance tax (now shelved for the time being).
However, latest Treasury figures show the move may not have been the success the politicians hoped for. Around 5,400 non-doms paid the levy in its first year, raising around £162million in tax far less than originally expected.
Furthermore, it is estimated that 11.5 per cent of non-doms left the UK in 2008/09, costing the government around £800million in lost revenue, since non-doms still pay tax on any UK earnings, not to mention property and indirect taxes. While their individual reasons for leaving are not known, there will be an assumption that the new charge played a part.
In other words, from a financial point of view, the levy has been a failure. But some of the taxs supporters may argue there is a moral issue here when other people in the UK are being asked to pay higher taxes, it is unfair for non-doms to miss out.
Either way, the results of the levy do show that introducing new taxes or raising existing ones can be counterproductive and if the intention is to increase revenue, the government must ensure their proposals do not end up costing the country more than it gains.
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Theres some downbeat news on the results front this morning from big name retailers.
Tesco reported a rise of just 0.6 per cent in like-for-like sales in the six week to 8 January 2011 on the same period 12 months ago. Halfords saw like-for-like sales fall 6.6 per cent in the last 13 weeks of 2010 compared with the same quarter in 2009.
At Dixons, like-for-like sales fell two per cent in the 12 weeks to 8 January on the year before while sales at Argos were down 4.9 per cent on a like-for-like basis during the 18 weeks to 1 January when compared with the same period of 2009.
The figures underline British Retail Consortium data released earlier this week, which showed that sales last month declined by 0.3 per cent on a like-for-like basis compared with December 2009.
Early and severe winter weather, including weeks of snow, has, of course, played its part in hitting sales, with shoppers either unwilling or unable to hit the High Streets.
But consumer confidence has also clearly taken a battering. Many workers in the public sector, where the cuts axe is set to fall in earnest this year, will be wondering whether they will have a job in a few months and Manchester City Council today gave a taste of things to come as it announced plans to slash its workforce by 2,000 17 per cent to meet savings targets.
Many of those workers will not have been alone in reining in spending in the run-up to Christmas in anticipation of rainy days to come, as prices rising faster than many peoples earnings also put a squeeze on disposable income. Retailers are likely to be bracing themselves for more of what Argos sums up as challenging and volatile trading conditions.
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There are some hard-hitting headlines concerning Barclays' boss Bob Diamond this morning, following his assured performance before the Commons Treasury Committee yesterday.
No apologies. No restraint. No shame, says the Independent. Super-rich bank boss Diamond defiant, says the Daily Express. And the Daily Mails comment column on his appearance before MPs is titled: A victory for greed that imperils us all.
Those headlines might make uncomfortable reading for some of us but Mr Diamond is clearly made from sterner stuff, showing, perhaps, how he has achieved what is estimated to be a £100 million fortune and multi-million pound annual pay package.
Hes made a remarkable success of his career and thats to be admired. But the man or woman in the street, who may have lost their job, their home or wonders what the future holds for them financially, thanks to the consequences of some risky decision-making by the banks, may find his comments a little hard to swallow.
Mr Diamond told MPs: The biggest issue is how do we put some of the blame game behind us? There was a period of remorse and apology for banks that period needs to be over.
There are some who may be thinking that period should never be over: that the misery and economic uncertainty of the last few years should be a reminder set in the stone for the banks that they need to do better by their customers.
Its a lesson that the taxpayer-owned Royal Bank of Scotland and its NatWest subsidiary do not yet seem to have learned. Yesterday, the Financial Services Authority fined them £2.8 million for failing to deal properly with customers routine complaints.
At the same time, there have been reports that RBS's chief executive, Stephen Hester, is to get a substantial bonus for his work in 2010. Mr Diamonds own response on his bonus was to say: "I haven't been offered a bonus yet I would discuss [waiving] it with my family."
At a time when it would seem appropriate for the banks to show some sensitivity and understanding towards their customers and the country as a whole, as they seek to rebuild battered reputations, many will be thinking that not much has, in fact, changed in their approach. And if not much is changing, whats to stop the turmoil of recent years happening again?
Perhaps they would agree with John Mann, the Labour MP for Bassetlaw, as he responded to Mr Diamond: You are in denial about the taxpayers' support for you; denying a lack of competition in the industry; you're denying customer satisfaction; you're denying the lack of support for small businesses... the emperor is wearing no clothes."
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Mr. MARVIN offered the following:
Whereas, There is an ordinance pending in the Common Council of the City of Indianapolis for the improvement of Meridan street in said city with wooden blocks; and
Whereas, The State is largely interested in the improvement of said street; and
Whereas, Petitions and remonstrances are being circulated among the owners of property on said street for and against sai proposed improvements; therefore
Resolved, By the Senate, the House concurring, that the General Assembly of the State is opposed to the improvement of said street, with any kind of wooden blocks.
Mr. MARVIN remembered several years ago the State was called upon to pay her share of paving that street. Good, clean, gravel or paving stone is much better than wooden blocks, which it is now proposed to pave that street with, and it would cost the State some $2,000 less. He desired immediate action, because this motion comes before the Common Council of the City of Indianapolis to-night.
Mr. CHAPMAN said it was sufficient to say the city can not compel the State to pay for this paving if she does not want to. He asked that the State take no part in this controversy.
Mr. VAN VORHIS was compelled to differ with his colleague again. There were petitions and remonstrances being circulated for and against the the proposed improvement of Meridan street with wooden blocks, and there is a good deal of feeling on this matter. The State is interested to the extent of 1,000 or 1,200 feet, and it is proper the General Assembly should express itself squarely one way or the other on this question. It is a question of considerable expense--probably not less than $2,500 or $4,000 on the part of the State.
Mr. SPANN opposed the resolution. It would be a mere matter of generosity on the part of the State to pay after the work is done. This General Assembly has no right in advance to determine what kind of improvement shall be made on the streets of Indianapolis by the Common Council.
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Former Bond star Sir Roger Moore says his habit of soaking up the sun to get a Hollywood tan has led to a series of skin cancer scares in the subsequent years.
The 85-year-old British actor sported a deep tan throughout his movie career to avoid applying make-up on movie sets, and regularly burned himself in the sun to keep up his look.
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"I (wish I) would... have given myself a warning about having too much sunshine. I've had so many skin cancers as a result. No one thought about sun screen or creams in my younger days. Even when they started to give warnings, I thought, 'Well, that won't happen to me'," said Moore.
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Category: Erotica/Menage Erotica/Dark Fantasy Description: Eryhaen's unique and dangerous gifts are out of control. She needs help and she's convinced Radin is it. But is Radin for her? Or for the red elf Nialdlye? And what of Brevin, Lanthan and Tykir, Eryhaen's lovers and companions? Only the gods know. Publisher's Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: Anal play/intercourse, menage/moresome (m/f/m, m/f/m/m), same-sex sexual interaction/practices (f/f, m/m), violence (including attempted rape). eBook Publisher: Loose Id, LLC, 2009 eBookwise Release Date: November 2009
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Brevin's left arm flew up, the long, slim dagger in reverse grip along his forearm to deflect Lanthan's blade. As Lanthan began to twist away, Brevin brought up a fist, aiming for his gut. Lanthan was better than that, having spun into Brevin, catching him off guard enough so that when the smaller man's ass rammed into his hips, he stumbled enough for Lanthan to grip his left arm and flip him head over heels. He ended flat on his back in the sand, stunned for those few precious seconds it took for Lanthan to drop to his knees and straddle Brevin's chest, his blade at Brevin's throat.
Lanthan's grin was barely sane underneath the long fall of fringe that spilled over the wide band tied about his skull. "Got ya."
Brevin snarled, fingers digging into the sand. But Lanthan's knees pinned Brevin's arms to the ground.
"Only because it's left-handed."
"No excuse," said a deep voice overhead. "A skilled warrior fights equally well with both hands."
Brevin closed his eyes. Lanthan's father, Krael, was a cruel taskmaster, even in training. Especially in training. He wouldn't accept any less than Brevin's or Lanthan's best even if they had just come back from battle. He wouldn't let them have fun and just blow off steam as Brevin had hoped to do. Can't he pay attention to the others? There were plenty of other trainees in the practice grounds for Krael to torture.
Lanthan laughed, easing up on Brevin's throat. "Try again?"
Brevin had wondered if it was a good idea to spar so soon after their return, but after they'd left Tykir with the healers, he and Lanthan had been much too keyed up to stay in the dining hall or go to the pools. Tykir would be all right, but neither of them had truly believed it until the healer had said it himself.
"Yes." Brevin snatched his right arm up from under Lanthan's left knee and swung it in a roundhouse toward his friend's head. As he'd fully expected, Lanthan shied right and back so the punch missed. Weapons dropped in the sand, they tussled, the two of them grappling until Brevin's greater bulk won out and he had Lanthan pinned underneath him. Lanthan could barely catch his breath for laughing, his cheek pressed to the sand with one arm trapped underneath him and the other held between them by Brevin. Glistening black skin stretched over the taut muscles as Lanthan struggled underneath his weight. Brevin breathed over the closely shorn hair on his friend's neck.
Then Lanthan stopped laughing. His ice blue eyes hooded. Clearly, he felt Brevin's cock in the crack of his ass, rock hard. Only the dual layers of their clothing kept Brevin from pushing in immediately. Lanthan smelled divine. No. That wasn't right. Lanthan didn't smell like that, a scent of earth and sweet and sex. Not even fighting with his friend could get Brevin that instantly hard.
But there was one person who smelled like that, and one person who could get him instantly hard.
Lanthan blinked, his eyes shifting so he could look up at Brevin. The same thought occurred to him. And not just them. All around the practice arena, sounds of fighting stopped.
Barely rising from Lanthan, Brevin tilted his head and swiveled toward the entrance. There she was, alone and achingly stunning in one of those long, teasing shifts she preferred. Teasing because, although it was ankle-length, it was completely open at each side, held to her body only by the silk rope tied at her waist. When she walked, hungry eyes could catch tantalizing glimpses of the spare panties she wore to guard her sex. Eyrhaen. Her thigh-length hair was loose, much of it draping her slim shoulders as she calmly surveyed the cavern full of men. The men, young and older, barely moved, watching her, as aware of her heightened arousal as though she had announced it.
Then she found them, Brevin and Lanthan, and she smiled. Brevin couldn't contain a shiver as she stepped onto the sand and began walking toward them.
Just before he shifted his weight off his friend, he glanced down at Lanthan. Ice blue eyes were closed, and white fringe almost hid his resigned look. Brevin could feel the sexual heat shimmering off him and knew that his own need was building to match it.
She had that effect on them. She had that effect on all of them.
He'd just gained his knees when two other youths raced toward Eyrhaen from behind. Brevin would have shot up to her defense, but Lanthan's quick grip on his arm intercepted instinct and kept him on his knees. With one brief, curt nod, he showed Lanthan he was in control again, and they both remained where they were to watch.
Despite his instincts, he knew she didn't need his help.
The boys were younger, maybe one hundred forty or fifty cycles at the most. They'd probably just come into sexual awareness. It was the only excuse for their behavior. Older males had learned their lesson with Eyrhaen. It was time for these to learn theirs.
They fell to their knees in front of her, stopping her progress. Desperate energy radiated from them, vibrating in the dry heat of the arena and spilling off the fresh bare skin of their shoulders and torsos.
"Rhajena," one breathed, reaching for the thigh that was exposed by the nonexistent side of her shift.
The other just whimpered helplessly, hands up toward her, imploring.
She stopped, staring down at them. She could not have looked at a bug with any less interest. When the one touched her leg, she slapped his hand away. "Don't touch me."
He gasped, and Brevin managed not to wince in sympathy. He knew that slap. Knew that she put something extra behind it. Her touch could be bliss or torture or an agonizing combination of the two.
"Please." The other one found his voice. Brevin knew that strangled tone too. He'd used it on a number of occasions, although he liked to think he'd never looked this pathetic in front of her. Few things would make a raedjour warrior beg, and the last few cycles had taught them that Eyrhaen was one.
"Go back to your lessons," she chided, "both of you." Like they were boys and not youths perhaps only thirty cycles younger than she. She stepped around them and resumed her path toward Brevin and Lanthan. At least she smiled as she approached, although he'd come to dread the smile almost as much as the frown. Her arousal beat at him, and he could only wonder what had gotten her to such a state. Her effect was far more pronounced than normal, the pleasure of it caressing him in hidden places she had yet to touch. What does she do when we're not around? No, he'd rather not think about that.
She stopped a pace in front of them, fine sand sifting in between the toes on her pretty feet. She reached out to card her fingers through Brevin's short locks. "I'm glad you're back. I need you."
Brevin closed his eyes. It was that simple. No matter what he was doing, if she spoke those words to him, he would follow her.
He opened his eyes to see her other hand caressing Lanthan's cheek. Excitement buzzed below his heart. Time with Eyrhaen was special, but sharing her with his friend was exquisite.
Without speaking, both he and Lanthan gathered their knives and rose to their feet. By that time, she'd turned and started out of the arena. They followed like cubs after a mother bear. Brevin felt the envious stares, but they didn't bother him. He was one of the lucky ones, or so they thought. He and Lanthan--and Tykir--were lucky enough to be around her age, just enough older that they'd been close friends with her before her sexual needs had started to blossom. Very few of those whom she didn't bless with her attentions understood that the luck had an evil twist.
Krael patted his shoulder as they passed, but said nothing more. He knew. He understood. As a truemated male, he didn't feel her pull as strongly. He wasn't immune, and as Lanthan's father, he knew what they were to her.
She led them down a short corridor to the bathing pools. No surprise. She liked hot water. She liked being wet and clean and preferred it for her lovers. Lovers. That's what she called them. Not for the first time he toyed with the idea of arguing with her about the meaning of that word.
"Where's Tykir?"
Brevin and Lanthan flanked her as they walked, staring down the stray males who showed interest in delaying them. "We took him to the healers."
She grabbed his arm, distracting him. "Is he all right?"
"He will be," Lanthan answered, carrying the sheathed knives that were usually strapped to his forearms. He'd be taking them off again soon anyway. "They put him under so he could sleep."
"How did he get hurt?"
"Rogues." Both he and Lanthan spoke together, the same note of disdain in their voices.
Eyrhaen said no more on the subject.
There was a hot pool in a relatively secluded corner of the main cavern she preferred. Brevin wondered if anyone else ever used it without her presence anymore. He doubted it. The serving boys kept a fresh pile of drying cloths and vials of her favorite oils and scents on the natural stone bench that had been carved into the rock wall beside the pool.
Brevin dropped to one knee beside the small brazier to stir up the banked flame kept there. It wasn't a bright light and didn't provide much warmth, but they didn't really need either. She liked to be warm, though, and she claimed to like the dim firelight. Her wishes were the rule.
Beside him, she had untied her silk belt, and Lanthan was helping her to lift the flimsy shift up and off her head. Brevin's eyes took in the slim, lovely curves of her hips and buttocks. She shifted her stance, turned toward him just right that he could get a glimpse between her firm thighs at the rich, juicy red folds of her sex. A pang of need twisted painfully in his gut at the sight, the scent of it wafting into his nostrils to make him dizzy. He caught himself leaning toward her, mouth watering. Goddess!
When she was free of the shift, she leaned back into Lanthan. He froze, shift still in one fist, his other hand automatically sliding around her slim waist to pull her flush against him. Shorter than Brevin, Lanthan was just a little taller than Eyrhaen, allowing a snug fit when they stood close. Her eyes shut in bliss. The shift slithered out of his grip as she snuggled into the curve of his body. Lanthan bent his head, his short hair tickling the point of her ear. Nibbling at her throat, Lanthan brought his palms up to cup her breasts, squeezing them just the way they knew she liked. She moaned a reward for him.
Brevin shook himself, shifting to sit on his butt so he could pull off his boots. He knew his role in this wasn't just voyeur. Things worked best if he anticipated. Boots off, he shuffled out of his trousers, careful with the painfully tight, hard cock that sprang free to slap his belly. He discarded the idea of tugging it. Wouldn't give him much relief. She wouldn't allow him to come yet anyway.
Once naked, he eased into the burbling heat of the pool. A quick dunk underwater wet his skin and let him slick his unruly hair back from his face. Minerals and natural bubbles caressed him as the water further warmed his blood.
Lights from the more public pools behind them limned Eyrhaen and Lanthan in soft white, the long locks of her hair draped across her breasts and shoulders. She had twisted her neck so she could capture Lanthan's mouth with her own. Their black tongues played between open lips, white teeth flashing in the shadows. One of Lanthan's hands still massaged one breast, pinching the nipple, but his other hand had slid down, fingers now cupping into her sex.
Humming happily, she pulled her lips from Lanthan and glanced down to check on Brevin. Seeing him in the water, she grinned and merrily turned out of Lanthan's embrace. Lanthan's fingers slid from her as she let herself fall backward toward the water.
Brevin caught her, his heartbeat speeding up when he had her delectably naked body in the cradle of his arms. Her long hair trailed like moonlight across the surface of the water as she wound her arms around his neck.
"Kiss me," she demanded, and he obeyed instantly. Her lips opened under his, and a moan oozed from his throat into hers. She tasted of cool silver, earth, and sweet, savory sauce over fresh meat cooked just so it melted in his mouth. He released her legs so his arm was free to wrap around her back, pinning her to him. Arms fastened around his neck, she pulled her legs up to wind them around his hips. His cock throbbed between them, pressing her belly, and he slid both hands down to palm her ass, the better to press her even closer.
Lanthan was there, behind her. His scent mingled with hers, driving Brevin to suck more deeply at Eyrhaen's mouth. His hands slid over Brevin's, encouraging him to spread the cheeks of her ass farther apart. Brevin did and shared what he knew would be a frustration for his friend. Lanthan would want to drive home, slide his cock into either opening exposed by the spread, but he couldn't. If he so much as tried, the magic that was Eyrhaen would shrivel his erection painfully, so much so that he would not be able to get it up again for at least a moon.
Instead, Lanthan braced his hands beside Brevin's and knelt in the water. Brevin raised her higher at Lanthan's nudge, then swallowed her squeal of delight when Lanthan must have started to lick her. It was a good thing she didn't weigh much--to Brevin, at least--because if she did, he wouldn't have been able to hold her. It was hard enough to do when his wicked friend, while laving at Eyrhaen's anus and sex, reached between Brevin's legs to fondle his balls.
Good thing for him when Eyrhaen ripped her mouth from his and declared, "Enough. Put me down."


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For an apple pie that is sure to be winner, try this recipe. The crust is so flaky and the filling is sure to please everyone.Salem Cross Inn, , West Brookfield, Massachusetts
15 Servings
Prep: 50 min. Bake: 40 min. + cooling
2 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 cup shortening
1 egg
1/4 cup cold water
2 tablespoons white vinegar
10 cups sliced peeled tart apples
1 teaspoon lemon juice
1/4 cup sugar
1/4 cup packed brown sugar
3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1 tablespoon butter
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1 tablespoon milk
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Occupying politics does not mean that the Occupy movement becomes something different. The movement is not a political party. It does not force anyone to submit to a particular ideology as condition of membership in the movement.
The movement is open to all; each person's voice can be part of it.
Being active in Canadian politics does not mean that the consensus decision-making model must be abandoned – it means that the model can be applied to the decision-making apparatus of the current political system.
The Political Action Committee would merely add political action to the variety of tactics currently used by the Occupy movement.
Every lever of this systemic machine must be put under pressure to produce change; we need to occupy everything. The Political Action Committee can occupy politics.
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Springbok vice-captain Adriaan Strauss is banking on playing at altitude to help snap their five-match losing streak against Australia on Saturday.
The Wallabies won when the teams last met on the Highveld in Bloemfontein in 2010 and Strauss said it was time to turn the tables at Loftus Versfeld, where the Springboks have a flawless record against the Australians.
The Cheetahs skipper expects a close encounter and feels whoever finishes the stronger of the two teams would be on the winning side.
"The last 20 minutes in every game is probably the most important," Strauss said.
"It is vital to build the momentum throughout the game and then at the end you must finish them and execute well in the last couple of minutes.
"We are on the Highveld now and the last 20 minutes is going to be tough."
Fellow forward Willem Alberts felt the Springbok pack showed glimpses of what they are capable of during their last encounter against the All Blacks a fortnight ago and said they will look to push on at Loftus.
"You go out every week just to give your best," Alberts said.
"As a forward pack we played quite well and all the individual performances seemed to be a bit better.
"I just hope as a team and as a pack we can play better this weekend and that will help everyone to lift their game."
Alberts said they adapted well to the change in the loose trio in Dunedin, with Francois Louw playing a fetcher role and Marcell Coetzee making a major impact off the bench.
"We haven't played [together] a lot but everyone brings a different aspect into the loose trio and I thought we played quite well together with Flo [Louw] slowing up the ball at the rucks," Alberts said.
"When Marcell comes on he brings a lot of energy and he can be a starter in any team in the world.
"It is good for us to know we can give everything on the field and when the backup comes on, he is not a reserve but an impact player."
Alberts said the youngsters in the pack give the Springboks a healthy mix of youth and experience up front.
"The younger guys like Eben [Etzebeth] and Marcell aren't youngsters anymore, a couple of Tests in now," he said.
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