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Appeals To The Board Of Referees
What is an appeal?
Claimants may appeal decisions made by the EI Commission, for reasons such as:
- EI benefits have been refused;
- Benefits received are to be repaid;
- A warning letter has been given or a penalty has been assessed.
Employers may appeal decisions made by the EI Commission, for reasons such as:
- Benefits are being paid to an employee who quit or was fired for misconduct;
- EI is being paid to employees who refused work or are in a labour dispute;
- A warning letter has been given or a penalty has been assessed.
If, as a claimant or an employer, you disagree with this EI Commission decision, you have the right to appeal. There is no cost to file an appeal, but there is a 30-day time limit for filing the appeal.
In the first level of the appeal process, the Board of Referees examines the EI Commission decision and makes an independent decision on your case.
This Web site will tell you how and where to file your appeal to the Board of Referees. It will explain what to expect after the appeal is filed and what to do with the appeal docket sent to you. It will also give you the Web sites that have been developed to help you understand the EI Commission decision and prepare for your appeal.
In certain circumstances, there is a second level of appeal, which is an appeal to the Umpire.
What is the Board of Referees?
The Board of Referees is an independent and impartial administrative body comprising three members of the community. The members of the Board of Referees are not government employees. They are knowledgeable about Employment Insurance legislation and are trained to examine your case in a fair manner.
The Board examines your case at a hearing. It examines all evidence that is provided, whether this evidence is in the appeal docket or given at the hearing.
The Board will base its decision on the Employment Insurance Act and Regulations and its finding of facts in the case before it.
To do this, the Board may rely on previous decisions from higher courts to guide it in its decision.
For more information, consult the Board of Referees website.
Do I need a lawyer?
Not necessarily. The most important thing is that you attend the hearing, either in person or by telephone. You can have someone (i.e. a friend, union representative, community legal representative or lawyer) assist and attend with you. It is up to you to decide.
If you decide to hire a representative or a lawyer, you will have to pay any costs yourself.
There are many community groups and claimant help groups that can help you prepare for your appeal. Contact your Service Canada Centre for information on these groups. Service Canada employees can also help and direct you to Web sites useful for your hearing. If you wish, you can refer directly to the working documents that EI Commission agents use.
How do I file an appeal?
You must inform your Service Canada Centre in writing that you want to appeal. You have 30 days after you receive the EI Commission decision to do this. If there is more than one decision on your claim, please be sure you identify the specific decision or decisions you want to appeal.
A standard appeal form has been prepared (called the Notice of Appeal to the Board of Referees) that you can use to file your appeal. The appeal form cannot be filled online. You must PRINT IT before it can be filled in. Make sure it is complete, signed and dated, and then send it to your Service Canada Centre.
If you decide not to use the form, Service Canada will need the following information to go ahead with the appeal. If you do not file in time (within the 30-day period), you must provide special reasons for the delay.
Your notice of appeal should contain:
- your name; and or Employer's name;
- your Social Insurance Number (SIN); OR Canada Revenue Agency Employer Business Number;
- your current address and telephone number;
- the reasons why you are filing an appeal;
- whether you want to attend the hearing;
- whether you want your appeal to be heard in English or French;
- whether you will have someone representing you at the appeal (if so, include their name and address); and
- the date of your appeal and your signature.
Reasons for appealing
Do your best to tell us why you are appealing the decision.
If you have specific reasons for appealing a decision from the Commission which was communicated to you may appeal this decision. It is important not to delay, as there is a 30-day time limit. Be sure to identify all the decisions you want to appeal.
This way, you will have time to prepare your position or consult someone on the options that are open to you. If you understand your case better, you can better prepare for your appeal.
What happens next?
Once Service Canada receives your appeal, it will send you a letter saying that it was received (Acknowledgement of Receipt). It will also tell you which sections of the Employment Insurance Act or Regulations are involved.
Along with the Acknowledgement of Receipt that you receive, use the Notice of Decision sent to you to familiarize yourself with the EI Commission decision that has been made. Look at the following sites:
- A research tool that sets out the views of the Federal Court on EI cases;
- Previous appealed case decisions made by judges;
- The complete text of the EI Act and Regulations;
- Guidelines used by Service Canada staff to make decisions.
These sites will help you understand the decision made and will also help you to prepare for your appeal.
If you are not sure of the decision(s) made, check with your Service Canada Centre or call the Employment Insurance information toll-free number.
Someone from the Service Canada Centre may call you. Please give this person as much information as you can. Based on the facts you present, the EI Commission agent may decide to allow your claim, and an appeal might not be necessary. If the appeal proceeds, the EI Commission agent will then prepare the appeal docket for the Board of Referees.
What is an appeal docket?
The appeal docket contains all the documents that were used to make the decision in your case, such as copies of the claim for benefits and all the evidence that was gathered by the EI Commission.
It also contains the EI Commission's written reasons for the decision on your claim. As well, it explains the previous cases or court decisions it referred to when making this decision.
You should be aware, however, that there may be other court decisions that are relevant and might be favorable to your case.
Approximately 10 days before your hearing date, the appeal docket will be mailed to you and your representative (if you have one) along with an official notice of hearing. In certain circumstances, the appeal docket will be sent to both the claimant and the employer. For example, both may receive the appeal docket when benefits are being paid to an employee who quit for work related reasons or was fired for misconduct, etc.
The appeal docket is also given to the Board of Referees before the hearing so that members can review it. The appeal docket you receive is the same as the Board's. Bring this docket with you to the hearing. Do not worry if you do not understand everything in your docket since the Board will go over the contents during your hearing.
If you would like to have someone submit your appeal and/or represent you during the appeal hearing you must provide Service Canada with the name of your representative and indicate in writing that this person is authorized to represent you and in what capacity (for example, during the hearing only, etc.). Service Canada will not release any information to your representative regarding your appeal without your written consent in order to respect your privacy and to comply with the provisions of the Privacy Act.
Notice of hearing
The notice of hearing will tell you and your representative (if you have one), when and where the Board will hear your case (in person or by telephone). Service Canada tries to have cases heard within 30 days after you have written that you want to appeal. As soon as your appeal is scheduled, the notice of hearing is sent to you, along with a copy of the appeal docket. Usually, these documents are sent 10 days before the hearing. You will therefore have time to prepare for the hearing. Again, make sure that your Service Canada Centre has your current address on hand.
What happens at the hearing and why should I be there?
For everyone's convenience, Board sessions are usually held in government buildings.
You do not have to attend the hearing. However, we recommend that you do so because it gives you an opportunity to provide new evidence or clarification that may help the Board make its decision. Also, the Board will likely have questions for you to make sure it has all the facts to reach a decision.
Appellants and interested parties living in remote areas can attend the hearing by telephone or video conference. Contact your Service Canada Centre for more information.
Make sure you are on time because the Board may begin without you.
You will be introduced to the Chairperson and the other two members of the Board. There will be some introductory comments on the nature of the appeal process and the Board's role.
The hearing is held in a casual manner, and the Board will make every possible effort to make you feel at ease. The length of the hearing depends on many factors. The number of documents in the appeal docket, the questions the Board members may have or any other circumstance of the case all have an impact on the length of the hearing. Usually however, appeals are heard within an hour.
You can ask to have the hearing recorded. This provides an audio record of the proceedings. You can ask for a copy of the recording.
You will be asked to present your case. Remember that the Board members have already read the docket but likely will have questions for you so that they can better understand your case. Try to relax as much as possible. You are not expected to give a formal legal presentation. This is not a courtroom. Please remember this is simply your opportunity to explain your case.
In certain cases, your employer is notified of the EI Commission decision (for example, when EI benefits are paid to an employee who quit his/her job, was fired for misconduct, refused work or is involved in a labour dispute). As an interested party, the employer or a representative has the right to attend the hearing if they so choose. In this instance, they will be allowed to present their case and respond to any evidence given.
If your appeal involves harassment and you are uncomfortable providing information regarding the circumstances in front of the other party, the Board Chairperson can proceed to hear the parties separately.
Generally, the EI Commission does not attend the hearing, as it usually relies on the presentation of its written reasons. However, the EI Commission has the right to appear and may decide to be present.
If you cannot attend the hearing in person, a telephone hearing can be arranged for you. If you cannot attend either in person or by telephone on the date set, contact the Board of Referees' assistant immediately. The phone number appears on the notice of hearing you were sent.
If you cannot attend a hearing either in person or via the telephone, you can request the hearing be rescheduled or you can present your arguments in writing. Make sure your arguments are forwarded to the Board of Referees before the hearing; otherwise, the Board members will make their decision based on what is contained in the appeal docket.
What does the Board of Referees expect from me?
The Board expects you to be on time and to come prepared to discuss your case.
Be sure you bring your appeal docket and review it carefully so that you can discuss with the Board any facts or comments you disagree with.
If you have documents other than your appeal docket that you want to present, try to send them to the Board's assistant before the hearing so that they can be reviewed. If you are unable to send them beforehand, the Board will expect you to have them with you. Also, if you want to present any witnesses, they should attend the hearing with you. If your witness cannot attend, his/her signed statement of events may be accepted by the Board. Again, you should try to inform the Board's assistant that you are bringing witnesses.
If you do not speak either English or French, you should bring somebody with you who can interpret. If there is a fee involved, you will be responsible for the payment.
If you have a hearing or a visual impairment, Service Canada will pay for either a sign language interpreter or for your docket to be sent to you in Braille. Let Service Canada know if these arrangements need to be made.
How can I prepare for the hearing?
- Read the appeal docket sent to you and make sure you are familiar with it. It is your copy and you can write on it;
- Make a checklist of the points you want to raise with the Board, including any errors you have found concerning information in the docket;
- In addition to your appeal docket, bring any new information, documents and evidence (for example, a medical certificate, payroll records, letters from co-workers, etc.) that you want the Board to consider, or send it to the Board's assistant before the hearing date;
- If you plan to bring someone with you, make arrangements with them and try to let the Board's assistant know in advance that they will attend the hearing;
- As mentioned previously, you can also research court decisions that may be relevant to your appeal. To do this, look at the particular section of the EI Act and Regulations (as described in the Acknowledgement of Receipt of Appeal) and then research the previous cases that apply to that subject.
For example, if section 29 is mentioned (which has to do with voluntarily leaving your job), three tools are available to you: A View from the Courts, the Jurisprudence Library and the Employment Insurance Appeal Decisions Favourable to Workers. If you choose A View from the Courts, select "Voluntary Leaving" from the Table of Contents. You could also consult previously appealed case decisions by entering the key phrase "Voluntary Leaving" in the search field of the Jurisprudence Library or by selecting "voluntarily leaving employment" from the dropdown menu. The new tool Employment Insurance Appeal Decisions Favourable to Workers is a collection of independently selected jurisprudence that is favourable to workers.
Remember that the cases in your appeal docket are those that the EI Commission used to support its decision. You should be aware that there may be other cases favourable to you.
- You may be able to get help to prepare your appeal from community and claimant help groups who are familiar with the E.I. Act. Your Service Canada Centre may have a list of these groups.
What happens after the hearing?
The Board will not give you a verbal decision on the day of your hearing. You will receive a written decision between 7 and 10 days after the hearing.
If the Board's decision is not in your favour, you have the right to file an appeal with the Umpire. Again, there is no charge to file this appeal. Make sure you understand the conditions required to appeal to the Umpire, as this is a very different situation than an appeal to the Board of Referees.
If the Board's decision is in your favour, the EI Commission or your employer (if involved) may appeal the Board's decision to the Umpire, which is the next level of appeal.
If no appeal is filed by any party, then the Board's decision is final.
More information is available on Appeals to the Umpire.


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"The Mystery of the Incarnation: Advent-Christmas-Epiphany," Assembly: A Journal of Liturgical Theology, Notre Dame Center for Liturgy, 37.1 (January 2011) 2-10.
"Sacrosanctum Concilium and Liturgical Reform after Vatican II--The 2010 Albert Cardinal Meyer Lecture Series," Chicago Studies 49.2 (Summer 2010).
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My name is Zenatta and I just open my new boutique I was fortune enough to come into this store with inventory but to maintain and keep my boutique open I need help with capital I've been turn down way to many time to get a loan.
There has to be another way of getting financial help. I need help in this area even if it is a small amount of capital.
It is hard to explain how I've been in business for as long as I have unless you believe. With the recession I realize banks aren't lending but there has to be grants to help minority business or sponsors that would be willing to help.
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COMMUNITY VOICE: Uranium Policy: Why insist on transparency?
- Last Updated on 08:37 AM 04/11/12
- BY Katie Whitehead
The Uranium Working Group's work plan presented at a March 7 meeting of the Uranium Mining Subcommittee drew instant, sharp criticism for its lack of transparency, which was deemed particularly reprehensible in light of the report by the National Academy of Sciences, which told us that international best practices are "founded on principles of openness, transparency and public involvement in oversight and decision-making."
In response to the criticism, Martin Kent, Gov. Bob McDonnell's chief of staff, sent out a letter to correct "errant reports."
Valid concerns remain. Some were addressed in Kent's letter; some were not. Here are some points from his letter and concerns that persist:
• The letter assures us that neither the Uranium Working Group nor the governor can lift the moratorium. Why worry that the public won't have a say?
The Uranium Working Group will draft a statutory proposal that, if approved by the General Assembly, would end the ban on uranium mining. It might take years to write detailed regulations, but the moratorium would be over.
• The letter makes clear that we can write to the working group and comment in meetings. Isn't that sufficient public participation?
This would seem to fall short of the NAS report's recommendation that, "Meaningful and timely public participation should occur throughout the life cycle of a project, beginning at the earliest stages of project planning." For example, there appears to be no opportunity to interact with the Uranium Working Group and no opportunity to ask a direct question and receive a direct answer from state agency experts or the independent experts they retain.
• The letter does not correct a common misunderstanding that the Uranium Working Group will conduct site-specific studies.
The governor's Jan. 19 press release stated that the group will do "a comprehensive and on-site study of the issue" and led many people to expect them to define the impacts and risks at Coles Hill. However, nothing in the group's actual assignment or work plan indicates that it will either do a site-specific analysis or produce the kind of assessment of risks and impacts that would provide guidance on the decision of whether or not to proceed.
Virginia has no experience with current best practices for storing mineral processing tailings, making it essential to evaluate any proposed site thoroughly. Coles Hill combines characteristics found at sites in other countries, but no one site is sufficiently comparable that we can simply look to that site to know what to expect at Coles Hill. Geologists, hydrologists, geochemists, environmental scientists, climatologists, engineers and risk analysts would have to rely on complex modeling to predict the impacts of new practices interacting with climate and site conditions. In January 2013 scientists will not know what could happen at Coles Hill; nor will lawmakers voting on whether to accept the risks of ending the ban.
• According to the letter, the group will tell us whether public safety can be ensured. Isn't that what everyone wants to know?
It doesn't appear that the group's work will address this issue in sufficiently realistic terms. For example:
(1) It is possible on paper to write regulations that describe how uranium mining could be done with an acceptable level of risk. But, regulations will not tell us all the things that could happen in practice if human beings undertake uranium mining, milling and tailings storage in Virginia. Regulations will not tell us whether uranium can be mined safely at Coles Hill or any other location.
(2) The experts on tap do not appear to include economists. There is nothing to indicate that the working group will do more than summarize the Chmura and RTI International socioeconomic study reports, which focus on scenarios that assume 35 years of profitable mining and milling at Coles Hill, full regulatory compliance and no new uranium discoveries. Neither study fully acknowledges either end of the realistic range of future uranium prices — neither prices below the break-even point at Coles Hill that would result in no economic benefit, nor prices high enough to stimulate exploration and mining elsewhere in the commonwealth.
• The letter states that the governor established the Uranium Working Group "at the request of many legislators." More interesting is what it doesn't say.
Among the legislators who contacted Gov. McDonnell were seven members of the Uranium Mining Subcommittee who also advised the governor that: "While we do not prejudge the agencies' substantive work, we do suggest that the draft regulations and any ensuing adjustment to the statutory moratorium relate specifically to the uranium deposit at Coles Hill." This possibility raises a couple of immediate concerns:
(1) No scientific or economic rationale dictates limiting the law, the risk or the profit to one project. Science, economics and the Virginia Constitution — not to mention basic fairness — would seem to require that regulations and statutes apply statewide. While there is no indication that the Uranium Working Group intends to draft a regulatory framework customized for Coles Hill, the intentions of legislators and the governor are not clear.
(2) The NAS report characterizes the Coles Hill deposits more precisely than the subcommittee letter, "Of the localities in Virginia where existing exploration data indicates that there are significant uranium occurrences, predominantly in the Blue Ridge and Piedmont geological terrains, only the deposits at Coles Hill in Pittsylvania County appear to be potentially economically viable at present." The economic viability of a uranium site can change quickly. In 2002, there were no deposits of economic interest in Virginia. When the price spiked in 2007, Virginia Uranium Inc. spokesmen proposed paying taxes on potential extraction not just to Pittsylvania County, but to Halifax and Henry counties, as well, implying their interest in mining uranium throughout the area. Company executives and consultants have touted the likelihood of extensive uranium development in Virginia.
Greater transparency is possible and appropriate.
Even so, government officials are not likely to volunteer all the information we want or frame it in a way that's clear. We need to ask for answers to our questions and full transparency regarding our concerns.
Whitehead is a native and resident of Pittsylvania County.


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McFarlane & Portacio talk Spawn
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Todd McFarlane returns to guide his most famous creation as co-writer and inker, promising he and artist Whilce Portacio will deliver big stories and bigger changes beginning in this week's "Spawn" #185.
McCain and Obama in the Marvel Universe?
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Joe Casey shares with CBR his pitch for "Executive Power," a Marvel series you'll never see that would've starred the winner of the U.S. Presidential election and depicted his dealings with superheroes.
McCarthy Hails Megatron at IDW
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"All Hail Megatron!" writer Shane McCarthy brings the Autobot/Decepticon war to Earth with a bang and scores the first ever comics-to-toy Transformer in the 12- issue IDW series, issue #4 of which is on sale now.
New Writers on The Man With No Name
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Xena & Army of Darkness: A Ridiculous Round 2
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Furman on Making Dynamite's Terminator Revolutionary
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Simon Furman reveals all the details on the latest time-hopping installment of Dynamite's Terminator franchise with next year's "Terminator: Revolution."
Frank Cho on Jungle Girl Season 2
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Beginning in November, a second season for the Dynamite series sees revelations to the prehistoric setting's crashes with modern times and armies of mer-people. Co-creator Frank Cho talks to CBR about "Jungle Girl."
Gray & Palmiotti on Terra, Power Girl
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After years of waiting, Jimmy Palmiotti, Justin Gray and Amanda Connor unleash their reinvented Titan in November's "Terra" miniseries, while gearing up for an ongoing Power Girl follow through. We spoke about both projects.
Matt Wagner Makes His Mark On Zorro
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Helfer Gets "Presidential" With McCain
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Andy Helfer, the writer behind IDW's "Presidential Material: John McCain," a biography of the Republican candidate for President, talks to CBR about cutting through the spin and keeping political comics honest.
Cosmic Comedy & Romance: Brunswick talks "Jersey Gods"
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Take one out-of-work pastry chef . . .
Teeny Templeton believes that her life is finally on track. She's getting married, she's baking her own wedding cake, and she's leaving her troubled past behind. And then? She finds her fiancé playing naked badminton with a couple of gorgeous, skanky chicks.
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"A fresh, funny and delightfully flawed heroine that you'll fall in love with from the get go. Teeny is a trouble magnet, and it is wholly diverting to follow her tumbling joyride through bad men and good recipes. By turns sweet and surprising, it's a wonderful, quirky escape." --Joshilyn Jackson, NYT bestselling author of Backseat Saints
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Michael Lee West is the author of six novels, including Crazy Ladies, Mad Girls in Love, American Pie, and She Flew the Coop, as well as a food memoir, Consuming Passions. She lives with her husband on a farm in Lebanon, Tennessee, with three bratty Yorkshire terriers, a Chinese crested, assorted donkeys, chickens, sheep, and African Pygmy goats. Her faithful dog Zap was the inspiration of a character in Mermaids in the Basement.
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If "perfect" be the enemy of the "good," then look no further for proof than in Federal Power Act section 217(b)(4), enacted by Congress in EPACT 2005.
How Stranded Will Electric Utiliites Be?
Stranded commitments (SC), because they are potentially huge, may be a show stopper for increased competition in the U.S. electricity industry. Utility shareholders, industrial customers, and small commercial and residential customers are likely to wage tough battles before state and federal regulatory commissions as they seek to reduce their exposure to these costs. Widely varying estimates of the amounts of SC may be a key element in these battles.
We define SC more broadly than others define stranded costs or investments. Our definition can include four classes of costs:
s Stranded assets, primarily in expensive power plants and excess capacity
s Stranded liabilities, primarily in power-purchase contracts (including those with qualifying facilities) and deferred income taxes
s Regulatory assets (whose value is based on regulatory decisions rather than on market forces), including deferred expenses and DSM-program costs that regulators allow utilities to place on their balance sheets
s Stranded public-policy programs, including tax collection, DSM programs paid for by all customers, and support for energy research and development.
Estimates of SC vary widely. Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. estimates that stranded costs could run as high as $200 billion. At the other end of the spectrum, the American Public Power Association estimates potential losses at $10 to $20 billion. These and other estimates differ because of the assumptions used to calculate SC, differences between gross and net estimates, and the effects of federal and state income taxes.
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To explore the effects of different assumptions, we developed a simple method to estimate the amounts of potential SC faced by individual investor-owned utilities (IOUs). The method, described in our report, Estimating Potential Stranded Commitments for U.S. Investor-Owned Electric Utilities, is based on the difference between the industrial electricity price for the utility in question and an estimated market price for the region as a whole. We used the industrial price (rather than the utility's overall retail price) because it closely represents the utility's generation and transmission costs (and excludes most of its distribution and customer-service costs). We tested two proxies for market price: 1) the capital and operating cost of a combined-cycle combustion turbine (CCCT), and 2) a "capacity-adjusted" price that lies between the region's short-term operating cost for existing plants and the cost of a CCCT based on the capacity margin in the region. The market price declines, and the estimates of SC increase, as one goes from the first to the second price.
We used the nine North American Electric Reliability Council (NERC) regions to define the boundaries of competitive electricity markets (see Figure 1). Although electricity flows across these boundaries, they seem like reasonable limits given the coordination and planning that occur within each region.
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An outcast by her kind, Trinity Ford has learned how to live on her own. And it isn't easy doing so, considering she is a Vampire.
Once a fragile girl, taken by a powerful vampire prince, Trinity had relied on Basil for support. But finding him in the arms of another woman was more than she could take. On her own, she has decided to protect her city from the predators of her kind that prey on the innocent. Another tough thing to do when you're heart is broken. She's had to learn fast, how to be tough, how to survive, how to stay alive. And she's doing a pretty damn good job of it. Until Basil walks back into her life.
Basil Hawthorn has been the reigning prince of vampires since banishing his father to the Realm of Darkness decades earlier. When his father comes to him in a dream, threatening Trinity's life, he knows the only way to save her is to push her away. Doing so is not easy, especially when she is the only woman he will ever love.
Rumors in the underworld talk of raising the vampire King and blotting out the sun. Basil knows that if his father rises, he will be put to death for his betrayal. Trinity knows that if the King returns, no human would ever be safe again. Despite the betrayal and the threat, neither can stay away from the other. But can the two work together to stop the Ritual before the King is resurrected?
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"What are you doin?" he spluttered as the Spy slinked into his arms, hovering inches away from his mouth
The Spy pursed his lips, uttering "Omlette du fromage"
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Lintufriikki: dying
LightningsShadow: secret sex weapon that
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Lintufriikki: instant boner
Lintufriikki: lmaoooo
LightningsShadow: rips jeans
LightningsShadow: in its power
Lintufriikki: you're killing me
JustAMus: Wanker's ear hairs stiffened with the sheer sexual power of the softly whispered syllables, literally feeling the caress of Spy's lips as they shaped each word..
maelgwyn: The Spy, his eyes wide with surprise as the Sniper ran his hand around the base of his neck. "You know just what to say," he murmered, "to make a man feel special"
JustAMus: In response, Wanka groaned deep in his throat, a sound of such utter masculinity that Spy felt his balaclava start to sweat on his behalf.
maelgwyn: The Spy peeled away, the thin ribbon of spit hung between their lips. "Oui, I have a secret, I am really a," he peeled off his balaclava, "a Swiss!"
maelgwyn: Wanker looked at him, amused, "You really think I give a shit mate?"
Jal: waaanker addjkfh\
maelgwyn: The Spy, his smile wide, "It does not bother you?" "Nah mate," he responded, "You guys make good chocolate
JustAMus: Spy licked his suddenly dry lips, the brief flash of tongue electrifying Wanker with its darting movement. He felt the tips of his subtly pointed ears curl from the testosterone fug hanging in the air
JustAMus: Wanker's gaze was fixed on Spy's luscious, now-wet lips, focusing on how delectable was their gleam, like a pair of perfectly steamed prawns at Christmas lunch..
maelgwyn: It will be called, "Poission a la Australian"
JustAMus: Spy fixed Wanker with a steely stare, doing his damnedest not to waver. He was not going to admire the Platonic arch of his eyebrows, like gulls' wings in flight
JustAMus: He was not going to watch the tiny beads of sweat march in lockstep down the ridge of that noble nose, the nostrils flaring like cathedral buttresses.
JustAMus: He was not going to watche the quaver of the tiny hairs on his upper lip where Wanker had failed to shave properly, tiny golden sparks glinting in the light reflecting off the gleaming amber lenses
JustAMus: He was definitely not going to feel the radiated heat from somewhat…lower, where Wanker was making it very clear that he found Spy to live up to his (admittedly quite low) standards.
maelgwyn: Wanker sighed at the Spy, his confidence crumbling at the way he walked, his hips swaying slightly, the way the shoes clicked on the concrete. He felt trapped, and he knew that the Spy could read it.
maelgwyn: The smirk on the balaclava covered face, the way that the leather gloves kneaded together… Wanker gulped. "Monsieur Wanker, it is a pleasure to finally meet you"
JustAMus: Wanker on his part was finding it very difficult to watch Spy. The tiny shifts of the balaclava as he breathed were as erotic to him as watching silky lycra stretch and slide across a ripe model's bot
JustAMus: Spy flared his nostrils in agitation, like some moths their eyespots
JustAMus: , and Wanker almost hooded his eyes in arousal, his mouth drying like his chapped lips
JustAMus: Wanker cursed for the first time his own habit of not wearing underwear, as his own trousersnake was hellbent on finding its own way out of its too-tight cotton prison.
maelgwyn: The burgeoning erection strained painfully against the zip. He cursed the lack of foresight to wear his button fly.
maelgwyn: The Spy smirked, "Do not worry, you wont be wearing them long."
maelgwyn: The warm leather slid over the rough fabric, deft fingers teasing with the zipper tongue
JustAMus: He was sure he would have metal toothprints permanently imprinted on his foreskin.
maelgwyn: The smell of tobacco was heightened as he whispered, "Monsieur Wanker, I can do that with my teeth too." The wide toothy grin was almost animalistic. Wanker gulped, being helpless unfamiliar
JustAMus: There was a sudden melodic 'PING!' noise, as the pressure of Wanker's mighty Scope caused the top button on his trousers to fly across the room, narrowly missing Spy's exquisitely chiseled nose.
maelgwyn: Wanker, gaining some composure, pointed his fingers at the Spy, "Boom. Headshot"
JustAMus: …and embedding itself in the plaster of the far wall.
maelgwyn: "I think not," the Spy replied, "your aim is terrible"
maelgwyn: "Wanna bet, wanker?"
maelgwyn: "Shall we find out?"
JustAMus: "I always get it in… whatever I'm aiming for, Spah.." Spy's ears heated to boiling point as he watched Wanker's lips and tongue caress the words as they emerged. He gulped and waved away stray wisps of steam
maelgwyn: "And my aim, she's more true than a HK down the highway"
maelgwyn: "Wanker," the Spy chuckled as the leather gloves traced the Wanker's defined pectorals
maelgwyn: "Is it cold in here? Or… do I press some buttons no?"
maelgwyn: "Mate, if you woud stop turning down the AC it would be warmer!" the Wanker stammered, grasping at straws, like how he wished he had grasped at a turtleneck sweater only an hour ago
JustAMus: Wanker took a deep breath, bringing his gloriously coppery tanned chest closer to the gloved fingertips.
maelgwyn: ((The Spy's teeth cut uncomfortably, although not unwantedly as he suckled on Wanker's teet, as a lamb on its mother))
JustAMus: He could feel every move, every twist of the fine calfskin like it was sandpaper, as if his very chest hairs had become as sensitive as insect antennae, his erect man-rivets hard as garnets.
JustAMus: Spy's gloved fingers followed the fine lines of Wanker's chest hair, tracing every whorl, every swirl, like leaves caught helplessly in an eddy. He put up no more than a token resistance before
JustAMus: reaching to fondle one of Wanker's straining nipples as carefully and lovingly as the admiral of a nuclear submarine would polish The Big Red Button.
JustAMus: Spy leaned bodily into Wanker, pressing him back against the wall, the heat of the infamous Wanker Scope searing against his washboard stomach, enjoying the sound of his silk suit rasping across the
JustAMus: sueded Wankerscape.
JustAMus: Wanker sighed inwardly at the featherweight press of Spy against his long, lean length.
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Easy, peasy and so delicious. I had never used the non-boil lasagna noodles before, wow it came out great. In the summer I use my own pesto, but in the winter I use the pesto from the jar, and it's still wonderful, just not quite as fresh tasting. Toasted some pine nuts and sprinkled them on top. Yum. Thanks for a keeper.
OMG! This is my new company dish that's for sure, and going in my little black book of recipes. Fantastic!! My grocer was out of fresh basil (lame so I had to buy jarred pesto (a high quality one though - check ingredients first because often they substitute the pine nuts and use almonds or no nuts at all which made this dish even easier! Also, I was going to grill some shrimp to go with it then though why not put it in the lasagna instead and make a seafood pesto lasagna? Sounds iffy but man oh man was it amazing!! I used raw 26/30 shrimp scattered over the middle layer, covered with a bit of bechamel. Also used some shredded mozzarella along with the Parmesan sprinkled on each layer and on top. You can tell though that just making the recipe as is would be incredible also. I just like to add my own touch... A winner dish!
Are you kidding me? AMAZING!!!!! Everyone and I mean everyone loved it. I used a food processor for the pesto so much easier. A definite do over 10 times over.
YUM! I made this as my youngest is not a fan of tomato sauce and the whole family loved it. I was a little intimidated to attempt the besciamella but really there was no need to be. What little left overs there were was gone for breakfast the next morning. Even at room temperature this lasagne was mouth watering. This is now a twice monthly staple in my house.
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adding some sundried tomatoes would definitely improve this dish!
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Enjoyed it. I added layers of chicken cooked with garlic mixed with a little of both the pesto and bechemel sauce. Added to my recipe collection, I posted a pic on fb and everyone wants the recipe.
OMG! This was wonderful. My husband & I both loved it. We had it two nights in a row and can't wait to have it again.
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At the Tampa Convention Center, "Roadshow" appraisers discover some smokin' finds, including an autographed scrapbook documenting Joe DiMaggio's 1941 hitting streak; a marriage license issued to Davy Crockett for a wedding that never took place; and a painting by acclaimed 19th-century marine artist James E. Buttersworth, which narrowly escaped serious damage during Hurricane Charley, valued from $250,000 to $500,000.
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June 4, 2013 Prospects Will Break Your HeartPoll the Industry: Sano vs. BuxtonDebating the stature and status of prospects is my chosen field and, for many of us, our chosen passion. We compare and contrast at every developmental turn, putting our various forms of magnification to work with every box score, every scouting report, and every opportunity to get close to the action. Not only is the value of Player A as it relates to that of Player B a fascinating exercise for the novice and industry veteran alike, but the establishment of present and future value helps form the skeleton structure of this particular commodities market. Last fall, the Baseball Prospectus prospect team engaged in our most fervent debate of the offseason, when Miguel Sano and Byron Buxton battled for prospect supremacy in a talent-rich Twins system. The brilliance of the debate was that a defendable case could be made for each, and at the time I teetered back and forth in my conclusions like a drunk walking the yellow stripe. Do you like the five-tool high school kid with up-the-middle skills and loudspeaker athleticism or one of the better power bats to come out of the Latin American market in recent memory, a potential middle-of-the-order power behemoth? Revisiting the debate is intoxicating and my equilibrium is once again on the tilt. The 2013 season hasn't made the debate any easier, as Buxton has exploded in his full-season debut and Sano is doing violent things to baseballs in the Florida State League. The preferred hypothetical when it comes to value assessment and debate is the "If you could only have one in your system, which one are you choosing and why?" At this point in the season, this is the best one-two prospect punch in the minors, with each moving up into the rarified air of the top 10 talents in the game. I decided to ask 20 industry sources—ranging from scouts on the ground to general managers—which member of the dynamic duo they would rather have in their own farm system. What was anticipated to be a tight race turned out to be a landslide. Buxton in a blowout. Industry vote: 18-2 in favor of Buxton. A few money quotes "I would take Buxton (as I told you last year). He's about as close to Mike Trout as there is out there right now, a true five-tool CF with so many weapons and ways he can beat you. I like Sano, and think he will have big power, but I wonder about the body and his future position. Both are top-25 prospects, but you could make a case that Buxton is the best prospect in all of baseball."
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