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Acquisition Edit
After the Palaven mission and EDI's formal squadmate introduction, talk to Samantha Traynor.
She was scanning Alliance comm channels and came across an evac request from the Academy. A turian vessel has responded to the call, normally not a reason to worry. However, working with EDI, Traynor claims the turian signal is fake. If your Shepard was imported from Mass Effect 2, the situation seems familiar.
Warning: If you do not complete the mission before Priority: The Citadel II, it will no longer be available and considered failed.
Preparation Edit
You will be fighting an abundance of Cerberus infantry AND mech support. If they aren't shielded, they will have Shield Pylons nearby to rectify that. As such, prioritize shield-stripping and detonating tech bursts to synergize with Overload, Disruptor Ammo, or any of the other appropriate powers. Second priority is armor destruction: have abilities that can reliably strip armor as well as set off fire explosions.
Your normal weapon loadout should serve you fine, but if you're having trouble with the mission try equipping the Venom Shotgun, as its charged shot will instantly destroy pairs of even the tougher enemies on any difficulty level, and it will come in especially handy during a particularly challenging segment.
Walkthrough Edit
Travel to the Petra Nebula, and enter orbit at Grissom Academy.
Infiltrate Grissom Academy EditJoker will note that there are too many Cerberus ships blockading the academy for the Normandy to either sneak by or win a direct fight. Fortunately, Kahlee Sanders, apparently the headmistress of the school, comes over the communications channel and agrees to open an auxiliary loading dock where you can land. After a cutscene where Joker creates a diversion so that Shepard and the squad can take the shuttle into the school, you will land in the docking area.
Kahlee almost immediately reports that she is trapped by Cerberus operatives. There is nothing of interest in this first room, so move on to the door. Be prepared to fight immediately after opening it, because Assault Troopers are waiting on the other side. After dealing with the enemies, examine the damaged door on the right side of the room.
Inside you will find Kahlee Sanders, who has some flattering things to say about Shepard. She will inform you that there are fewer than twenty students remaining at the school, most of whom are either producing tech for the Alliance or are biotics in training for military service. If you ask about Admiral Anderson, you will find out that he and Sanders go way back to the time when he was a Spectre candidate. Proceed through the conversation however you see fit, but it will be interrupted by news of another Cerberus threat. At this point you will be booted back out into the corridor, and Kahlee will open the door on the far side for you.
Stranded Students EditAssault Rifle Stability Damper.
Open the door and proceed through. When you round the corner on the other side of the room, you'll find two Assault Troopers talking to a biotic student who has surrounded himself with a barrier. Both troopers have their backs turned to you and are easy pickings; if you utilize your powers and weapon choices carefully, you can take them both out before they can react. Pick up the datapad (+1250 credits) on the couch at the end of the right side of the room. If you speak to the boy, Reiley Bellarmine, Shepard will tell him to play dead until the coast is clear then run back to Kahlee, and he will comply after mentioning that his sister Seanne is still inside the school. Jump over the barrier to proceed.SMG Heat Sink in the desk in the center of the room, and the personal log (+20xp) on the desk at the right end of the room. Then head through the door on the right and the next door, witness a fleeing student being gunned down, then take cover and wait for Cerberus operatives to come through two doors on the far end of the room. You can take down the Shield Generator to remove their primary means of cover. Tip: Shoot the generator when enemies are standing near it to create a damaging explosion.
There will be one or two Assault Troopers, but the bulk of this unit is made up of Centurions with full shields, so plan accordingly. Go into the hallway on the left to pick up the M-22 Eviscerator. Head back across the room with the shields, and go on the right side of the couches to pick up the M-96 Mattock. Go right to open the locker (+1250 credits), then return back up that hall to pick up the Mnemonic Visor. Continue on to talk to Seanne Bellarmine; speak to her quickly, because if you stand around too long she will keel over and die. Return back down the right side hallway toward the accessible door.
Orion Hall EditJack survived the Suicide Mission, she will be among them and will greet Shepard; otherwise, Ensign Jason Prangley will step up and take charge. Note: Jack will not be present if an ME2 save was not imported.
In any case, Shepard informs them they are with the Alliance just before an Atlas breaks into the room. The students wisely decide to let Shepard handle it and retreat behind a biotic barrier; you must defeat the enemies before the barrier wears down. The Atlas is dangerous if you get in its line of fire, but it is slow and will not take any more interest in Shepard than in your squadmates.
The Assault Troopers and Centurions in the middle of the room are much harder to avoid, because they are fast and may drift dangerously around your flanks, though they often get distracted attacking the students. Tip: On higher difficulty levels you will therefore want to concentrate on lowering the population of troopers before taking on the Atlas, particularly because if you get distracted halfway through the Atlas it can get its shields back up effectively erasing your progress. Luckily, at the beginning of the encounter, the troopers will be huddled together, so using a few Power Combos will make quick work of them.
After the battle, Jack punches Shepard in the face. If they had a relationship though, the punch is followed up with a kiss, and the reason for the punch is of Shepard leaving her. Otherwise, the reason is for previously involving with Cerberus.
If Jack is not present the students say that their CO was killed, leaving Ensign Jason Prangley in charge. In addition, without the benefit of Jack as their teacher, a student, Rodriguez, will ask you if you ever forget the first time you kill someone, giving you extra Paragon or Renegade points.
The kids will now need a few minutes to recharge, since they've been constantly fending off Cerberus operatives for hours. You can speak to Jack for some exposition if she is present. She will make references to the mission on the Collector Base, noting how she held the biotic field together against the swarms if you selected her for that task during the Suicide Mission.
Immediately after these conversations, Cortez comes over the communications channel to say that it's too dangerous for him to keep the shuttle docked. Shepard orders him to get back to the Normandy, then Kahlee comes through with some ideas about alternate ways out of the facility.
Relative to where you came in, on the near right you will find a data log (+20 XP) listing Prangley as a high priority capture target and the Cerberus camera control. In the far back right you will find a med kit (+100 XP). In the balcony room with the students, you will find the Assault Rifle Precision Scope in the back of the room, and a datapad (+1875 credits) in the front of the room. Along the back wall, use the door override controls to open the door below.
Tip: Now is a good time to check if you have leveled up, if you have not done so up to this point.
Head back downstairs and to the door into the Atrium, located under the room you just left. The students suggest that they follow a different route to attack Cerberus from above. Respond however you like, then get treated to the Cerberus announcer telling the students that the Alliance soldiers are going to get them killed and that they should just surrender. Again, respond how you will, then move forward through the door.
Atrium, Part 1 EditGuardians, and Combat Engineers. Just when you think that you're making headway, more waves of them will appear, so prepare yourself for a long fight. Fortunately, biotic students will help you with any enemies that stay on the ramp or high enough up on the stairs, but don't depend on them to do too much of the work for you.
James is a very good choice for this fight because he has the only disable (Carnage) that isn't blocked by shielding or riot shields, which every enemy in this fight has. Liara is even better if her Stasis has the "Bubble" upgrade which will not only disable anything but the Atlas, shields or no, it will also instantly freeze Guardians and remove their shields. Garrus can strip shielding from enemies at long range with Overload, and if equipped with his sniper rifle will do significant damage to enemies.
Insanity Tip: If you are VERY cautious about retreating and aware of enemies trying to flank, you can fight almost all Cerberus units except the Atlas from the Corridor or just beyond, retreating inside. At the corridor or just beyond, you are too far for the Atlas to target you, allowing you to save it for last. The key is to be able to take down units quickly enough so that you are not pinned down by combined fire. There is basically no cover except on the right side of the door, so the only "cover" is to get out of the line of fire or out of targeting range.
After venturing into the room, you'll have to move around from cover to cover in order to stay safe, because there are a lot of enemies and they will all try to flank you. Stay out of the line of fire of any Turrets set up by the Combat Engineers and move around picking off enemies (Infiltrators and Engineers should Sabotage the turrets to cause maximum carnage). There are Shield Pylons that you might take out to give yourself an easier time, but it is not necessary, so don't put yourself at risk to do it.Insanity Tip: The courtyard is divided into two by a huge wall, and the Atlas is on the other side of that wall and cannot cross. This leads to a second possible strategy, and the safest one for higher difficulty levels: if you turn right from the door you emerged from, you can head up a ramp to find a Shield Pylon right next to the dividing wall. This takes the Atlas out of the fight, and you can also defend from the high ground quite effectively.
The only thing to be wary of is that two Guardians will spawn at that high ground, so shoot the shield generator in the upper corner before they appear, and then a Stasis Bubble will usually catch both of them for easy pickings. Whoever is leading the biotic students accompanying you will shout "Up here!" at the moment they spawn. If you live through the Guardians, the rest of the fight should be fairly straightforward. If you're carrying the Venom Shotgun, you can charge its shots to annihilate the Cerberus forces as they attempt to land just below you. Finally, take the Atlas out once all the troops are down, because next you're going over to its half of the courtyard.
After all of the enemies are down, replenish your ammo and move through the door on the lower level. Pick up the mission brief (+20xp) on the chairs on the left and the med kit (+100xp) on the right and any additional ammo you need. Then use the computer on the left before the door (+3750 credits). If you had not leveled up earlier, check and see if you have now before moving through the door.
Atrium, Part 2 EditM-597 Ladon heavy weapon can be found in this room, which will make this section much easier.
Insanity Tip: After opening the door and thus triggering new wave of enemies to appear, one can return to the first side of the room and no enemies will follow. This way enemies can be taken out relatively safely. Note however that there may be a few enemies and Turrets that might not be visible from the first side. So once you think all enemies are down and proceed to the second room (for the second time), be careful!
Breather Segment Edit
There is nothing of interest in the room, so after the enemies are down move through the door on the other side of the space and replenish your ammo, then head through the next door. Move up and take cover, because to your left two of the tech students are fending off two Assault Troopers with a barrier/shield combo device. Listen, if you like, to a short conversation between Octavia and the troopers before engaging them. Then, take out the troopers, then go back towards the right to access a computer terminal for 4375 credits.
You can now speak to Octavia, who is understandably distrustful of Shepard. You can either contact Kahlee to convince her that you're a friend, a squadmate can disable the shield, or you can shoot through the shield. However, if Overlord was completed in Mass Effect 2 and you followed the Paragon route at the end, David Archer will vouch for you, and unlock the door behind them, which contains another M-96 Mattock or M-22 Eviscerator and a Sniper Rifle Piercing Mod. David has some extra dialogue should you bring Garrus or EDI with you. If not, make your choice, then head through the door and collect the Biotic Amp Schematics from the terminal on the right. Proceed to the next room and retrieve the Serrice Council Chestplate from the couch on the left.
Endgame Mayhem Edit
The next room has an Atlas and a Combat Engineer, but the Atlas does not have a driver. Pick up the med kit (+100xp) on the couch on your right, and access the engineer's data log (+20xp) to find out that Rodriguez, the biotic who got shot during the last major fight, is a high priority target for Cerberus indoctrination. Climb into the Atlas and head up the stairs to the docking area. There is an SMG Magazine Upgrade on the left bench of the entrance you came in, remember to pick up after the fighting. You can also examine the statue of Jon Grissom in the middle of the room.
There will be many waves of Assault Troopers, Guardians, and Centurions, but you should be able to handle all of them from the Atlas. Just be sure to be near cover if your armor starts to get dangerously low, because you will want to evacuate, but even on Insanity level the Atlas is pretty sturdy. There will be several waves of ground troops emerging from various points around the room. After almost all of the ground troops are down, an enemy Atlas will come through the door where you entered. When Kahlee shouts that "the shuttles are almost ready" you'll know the Atlas will appear soon. Atlas Tip: The secondary missile attack of the Atlas is mainly useful for groups of enemies who aren't in cover; its cooldown period isn't surfaced very intuitively, so just remember it is available to fire approximately every five shots from your main gun.
Do note that you can also choose not to pilot the empty Atlas mech and continue to engage the Cerberus troops on foot, with no consequences, apart from an even more challenging battle.
Head through the doors to the shuttles. A cutscene will play showing the students and your squad rushing for the shuttle, where it is discovered that Rodriguez has fallen behind and is being pursued by Cerberus operatives. Shepard will attempt to get to her through the glass, but whoever is in charge of the biotics squad will smash the glass first and pick her up. If it's Jack, everyone gets out. If it's Prangley, he's shot and killed just before he makes it.
Once inside the shuttle, Kahlee Sanders will request that Shepard rethink having the students play a military role, especially if Jack isn't around and their instructor and their student leader are both dead. Make your choice, then you will automatically be returned to the Normandy for a video conference with Anderson, who will discuss the war and ask about Kahlee. You will then receive 12,500 credits in Alliance funding.
Logs Edit
The following log appears only if Jack survived the Suicide Mission.
The following log appears only if Jack survived the Suicide Mission.
Enemies Edit
Aftermath Edit
Normandy Edit
If Javik is part of your crew, you will find him in the walkway beneath engineering following this mission. He will comment about Jack's previous tenure in this room.
War Assets Edit
By choosing "We'll use them as support.", they get rolled in with the Alliance 103rd Marine Division. This adds 50 war assets to the 103rd and earns you Paragon points.
By choosing "They're ready for battle.", they will become a Biotic Company in the Alliance. This adds 75 war assets and gets you Renegade points.
In the Extended Cut, Jack's slide in the epilogue will be determined based on this choice. If sent to support roles, Jack will be shown back with her class. If sent to combat roles, Jack is shown mourning at their gravesite, suggesting that they took heavy casualties on the front lines.
Citadel Spectre Terminal Edit
You can authorize stationing and housing for the Grissom Academy students on the Citadel from the Spectre Terminal. This upgrades the value of the Citadel Defense Force war asset, which mentions that some of those students are taking over repetitive tasks which cannot be handled by VIs.
E-mail Edit
After the evacuation, Kahlee will send an e-mail to the Commander, forwarded by Admiral Hackett.
Expiration Edit
If the mission is not completed before Priority: The Citadel II, it will expire. Aside from the obvious consequences of losing experience points, credits, the large number of weapon upgrades mentioned above, and the possibility of rekindling a romance with Jack if one was begun in Mass Effect 2, this will also have plot consequences: during Priority: Cerberus Headquarters, Shepard will encounter Jack, who was captured by Cerberus and was turned into a Phantom. Shepard will be forced to fight and kill Jack. Also, if you completed Overlord and sent David Archer to the Grissom Academy, you will meet Dr. Gavin Archer during the mission, Arrae: Ex-Cerberus Scientists, where, depending on what you say, he may or may not kill himself for not getting the chance to apologize for his injustice.
Trivia Edit
- When acquiring this mission, if Shepard is an Adept, Vanguard, or Sentinel, Traynor will mention how Shepard might have gone to the same school for his or her biotic abilities, had it been open twenty years prior.
- According to Patrick Weekes, the plot for this mission was inspired by the attack on the X-Mansion in the film X-Men 2, with Jack as Wolverine.[1]
- Taking the Atlas near the end of the mission, the one without a driver, is not considered a hijacking and will not unlock the Hijacker Achievement.


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Meal TypePie
Serves 6-8
The colour of this winter-inspired pie is just gorgeous and the berries add a little sweetness to the tart rhubarb. I love the fact you don't have to be too precious with the pastry as the more rustic it looks, the better.
- 5 medium stalks rhubarb, sliced into bite-sized pieces
- 350g frozen berries
- 2 granny smith apples, peeled and diced
- 1 tsp orange zest
- ½ cup sugar
- 1 tsp vanilla extract with seeds
- 2 tsp cornflour
- ¼ cup water
- 400g block sweet pastry
- 1-2 tbsp flour for rolling
- 1-2 tbsp milk
- 1 tbsp cinnamon sugar (1 tbsp sugar, plus good pinch cinnamon)
- Custard or cream to serve
- In a medium saucepan, combine the rhubarb, berries, apples, orange zest, sugar and vanilla. Heat gently until the berries release some of their juices, then simmer for 5-8 minutes until the rhubarb is tender.
- Combine the cornflour and ¼ cup water, then add to the simmering fruits. Cook for a further 2 minutes until thickened and glossy. Cool completely.
- Preheat the oven to 185oC. Dust a clean surface with a little flour and roll out the pastry into a rustic circle approximately 25cm in diameter. Lay the pastry in a 23cm loose bottom flan tin and let the sides overhang.
- Fill with the berry mixture and lay over the overhanging pastry to create a shell. Brush the pastry with milk and sprinkle with the cinnamon sugar. Bake on a flat tray for 25-30 minutes until deep golden. Serve warm with custard or cream.
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I suppose that I should be writing something about the mess in Washington, but I'm so tired of what is happening there (or, somewhat more accurately, not happening there) that I can't bring myself to do it. So you are going to have to endure one more piece on the election of a new pope, which is far more morally uplifting than the mess in Washington.
The Roman Catholic Church stands at a historic crossroads. Sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America are where the Church is experiencing the most dynamic growth, with Asia and the Pacific not far behind. Meanwhile, the percentage of Roman Catholics who are Europeans is diminishing -- today approximately 24 percent compared to 65 percent a century ago, according to data collected by the highly-regarded Pew Research Center.
Those numbers tell quite a different story with respect to Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, and Asia and the Pacific. A century ago, the number of Roman Catholics in Sub-Saharan Africa accounted for less than 1 percent of Roman Catholics worldwide. Today the number is more than 16 percent.
The percentage of Roman Catholics living in Latin America and the Caribbean a century ago was 24 percent; today it is 39 percent. In Asia and the Pacific, 5 percent a century ago, compared to 12 percent today. (North America has been relatively stable with 8 percent of the worldwide Roman Catholic population today, compared to 5 percent a century ago.)
In a New York Times article entitled "Church Helps Fill a Void in Africa," Adam Nossiter reports that at Christ the King Catholic Church in Lagos, Nigeria, as many as 10,000 people attend the six masses each Sunday, starting at 6 a.m. A week ago this past Saturday, 102 people were baptized at Christ the King. Mr. Nossiter describes Christ the King as "protector, feeder and healer."
And indeed that is the story of much of the Roman Catholic Church in Sub-Saharan Africa as it reaches out to people in the midst of chaos, helping feed and protect them, advocating for them, and treating them with respect in dignity. Similar stories can be found in Latin America, the Caribbean, Asia and the Pacific. The bottom line is that churches grow when they effectively respond to human needs and treat all people with respect and dignity.
Notwithstanding the fact that European Catholics today comprise less than a quarter of the 1.1 billion Catholics worldwide, the number of European cardinals who will be electing the new pope is disproportionate to the number of European Catholics. Europe is over-represented while Africa and Latin America are under-represented. For example, of the 117 cardinals eligible to participate in the election of the new pope, only 15 come from Latin America.
The key question is this: Will the European cardinals have vision and wisdom to vote a pope for the Southern Hemisphere, which is where the dynamic growth of the church is occurring? Or will they simply elect one of their own? As an outsider looking in, my hope is that it is the former, rather than the latter.
Possible candidates from Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean include Cardinal Peter Turkson of Ghana, Cardinal Oscar Rodriguez of Honduras, and Cardinal Leonardo Sandri and Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, both of Argentina.
A final question: might the next pope be an American? With U.S. Catholics comprising such a small percentage of the 1.1 billion Catholics worldwide, don't expect it on the first ballot.
However, Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York, who is highly-regarded and well-liked, could emerge as a compromise candidate if no one gains two-thirds of the votes needed for election in the early rounds of balloting.
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Ahhhh, life on the ant farm. You´re only kept as long as you´re productive. With exceptions for the protected class and ruling elites, of course. You won´t see Emmanuel suggesting to cut the AIDS research budget or do away with gender reassignments for prisoners or rehab for meth heads or gangster thug gunplay. And I´m pretty sure when he goes for care he´s assured of the absolute best available, well into his old age. As will be every upper level gov´t leech. But you and me, folks - not so much.
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Ezekiel Emmanuel.... Mengele and Kervorkian, all rolled into one.
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Cass Sunstein wrote on the same topic, urging that medical care be apportioned based upon an individual´s expected future contribution to the state. Both men interject government into very personal decisions that have always been made between patients, their doctors, and patients´ families. What these men would do would turn American values inside out. One can´t have God-endowed INDIVIDUAL liberties if the government gets to choose whose life is worth saving. Coupled with the progressives´ penchant for carving America into various "group" identities, it is then a very short hop to deciding that certain of those groups don´t deserve to live. We have heard THAT before, haven´t we?
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How about the legal profession, "working for the greater good of society instead of focusing only on a client's needs."How does THAT fly?
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Since the Emmanuel family can afford their own private medical care, what do they care who suffers?
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The Lancet Article:http://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736%2809%2960137-9/abstractIt has been said, by liberals as often as conservatives, that you can evaluate the quality and humanity of a society based on how it treats its children and its elderly.
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I am outraged by people who consume massive amounts of health care who have no interest in being healthy. Ask someone who works in a nursing home and you will hear tales of people who are more than 500 pounds who just want to sit who are getting knee replacements and then refuse to try to walk or lose weight. People with terminal brain cancer who are being pushed by their doctors to undergo chemotherapy that will extend their lives by only a few miserable weeks. I know a young woman with two damaged children who spends more nights in the hospital than she does in her publicly subsidized apartment. There are very hard questions out there and refusing to discuss them does not make them go away it only increases the cost and reduces the availability of health care for the rest of us.
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What boggles my mind is that Ezekiel Emmanuel Jewish people were killed by the millions by the nazisAnd he turns around and does the same to people..but by a different method.He must have learned a lot from soros
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#7, I wish I could give you 100 "likes".
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I put off writing this for as long as I could.
I told myself I still had the same headache I had yesterday.
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Ever since I was a kid first encountering The Hobbit as a cartoon and as my Dad read it during bedtime I loved the scene of Bilbo talking with the dragon Smaug, buried amidst the endless piles of pilfered Dwarven gold. That fantasy of limitless wealth to swim in seems a recurring one from childhood. I loved how Scrooge McDuck had a money bin that he'd dive into and pass through as though it were water:
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I had to remind myself of a conversation I had a couple years ago with a young man from Kenya.
He had a basketball scholarship at Vanderbilt University. His girlfriend was a good friend of my daughter. The couple came to our home to visit for the first time. He was extremely tall, a mild mannered guy with a huge smile. Teasingly I asked him what he wanted to be when he grew up.
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He just flashed a blindingly bright smile and looked down shaking his head. "That's ok," he said. "I'm not really in it for the money. I just really want to help people."
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Even when we were our "poorest," we still owned a home. I've never looked into my children's eyes and saw hunger that I couldn't feed. During that time, we also owned and maintained a vehicle. My family had everything we needed, but not everything we wanted.
By most standards around the world, I'm rich. In fact, I'm so rich that I can drive my car into a separate room of my house. Clean water is at my fingertips, and fresh food grows in my yard.
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The Seward Trip Winner is Brian Teale. The Era Aviation 2 Round Trip Winner is Wendy Langseth. The Valdez Local Business's Winner is Magdalena McKay.
Congrats to all the winners.
A HUGE THANK YOU to everyone who supported KCHU during this raffle. We had a great time getting great prizes to bring you. From KCHU, we send out a BIG THANK YOU to Safeway and the Post Office for allowing us to set up our table and sell tickets from September to November. We couldn't have done it without their support!!
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There was great debate and discussion in the changes to be made. Sunday has more changes then anticipated, but we agree it is a better schedule that will be easier to enjoy. We are all very excited about the new programs as well. There are many hours that have been set aside for local volunteer shows, if you are interested then please contact us.
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Opposition slams Mamata for 'fabricated' case against BJP's Babul Supriyo
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who once had described a gruesome rape as "fabricated", is getting a dose of her own medicine, with the opposition unanimously slamming her over "falsely implicating" famed singer and BJP candidate Babul Supriyo.
Supriyo, contesting the Lok Sabha polls from Asansol in Burdwan district, was summoned by police after local Trinamool leader Senapati Mandal filed complaints against him accusing him of several offences including the Arms Act.
Incidentally, the case was filed subsequent to the singer lodging a police complaint accusing Mandal and other Trinamool activists of heckling him and assaulting his partymen while campaigning in Raniganj.
"It seems that Trinamool is getting wary of Supriyo that is why it has fabricated a case against him under the Arms Act. It is only the beginning, lot more of the like is waiting to happen," said Forward Bloc leader Udayan Guha
Echoing similar views, state Bharatiya Janata Party president Rahul Sinha said: "A chief minister for whom everything is fabricated... it is not surprising to use her administration and put up a fabricated case. It shows her desperation to stop the BJP."
"Her political career is shajano (fabricated)," quipped Congress leader Om Prakash Mishra condemning the administration move against the singer.
Veteran Marxist leader and former state minister Asok Bhattacharya said the case was filed at Banerjee's instructions.
"This has been done at the instructions of the chief minister and by doing this she herself, her party and the government are unmasking themselves," said Bhattacharya of the Communist Party of India-Marxist.
The singer against whom the district administration earlier turned down a complaint alleging he had entered a temple inebriated, appeared before police accompanied by his lawyer.
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By 2014, 36 percent of the U.S. workforce will be comprised of this generation and by 2020, nearly half (46 percent) of all U.S. workers will be Millennials (Lynch, 2008). By comparison, the generation before them, Generation X (or Gen Xers), represent only 16 percent of today's workforce. The sheer volume of Millennials, combined with the relative lack of Gen Xers and the increasing retirement of Baby Boomers means that employers will be facing leadership gaps. And they will be looking to Millennials to fill those gaps.
Mark Nemec: How Disruptive Innovation is Reshaping the Higher Education Value Chain
Historically, the teaching work of a college or university has involved the combination of three fundamental elements: faculty, curriculum, and credentials. For centuries, universities have thrived in large measure because of their ability to join these distinct elements into a compelling, place-bound educational experience where students sit with faculty to study a curriculum and earn a degree. Together, these elements have comprised a value chain — a set of interlocking services that have been transacted in such a way as to provide more value in combination than they might have independently.
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Supporting Millenials in the workplace — Online Collaboration
One interesting characteristic of Millenials noted in the report is that they tend to rely on their own resources and network of friends or colleagues to try and solve problems before going down the official support path. This is an important point to note for IT departments that need to support Millemials: they are prime candidates both for self- help solutions and for collaborative problem-solving and training. As Card explains, "Forward-thinking IT managers will gear solutions and policies around those concepts, and engineer FAQs or self-help portals that behave like search, social networks or forums."
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Colleges educate. Corporations train. Never the twain shall meet. This is how we manage our corporate investments in training and development. It's a simple formula, but one fraught with pitfalls in the 21st century global economy.
Millennials Totally Not Into Meaning, or Any of That Other Hippie Junk - Megan McArdle - Business - The Atlantic
Millennials and GenX'ers rated being very well off financially, being a leader in the community, living close to parents and relatives, and having administrative responsibility for the work of others as more important than Boomers did at the same age. They rated developing a meaningful philosophy of life, finding purpose and meaning, keeping up to date with political affairs, and becoming involved in programs to clean up the environment as less important.
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… many corporate leaders and human resources departments twist themselves in knots trying to accommodate what media and marketers have told them are the preferences of this new generation of employees. They spend enormous sums on strategies to engage millennials — strategies such as corporate social responsibility initiatives, iPad giveaways, and workshops to help older managers better communicate with younger staff. Yet many organizations find that such efforts don't improve retention.
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Mobile devices, observed in the wild, seem to encourage feelings of entitlement in their owners. They connect us to distant people, but remove us from the people who are standing there next to us. In that, they may be creating a new paradox: the social introvert — the person who craves connection, but who craves it mostly as mediated through the constraints of the phone or the Twitter feed, or the Facebook page.


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Heeeere we go. This is my general Tomoe Mami tag, which should have just about "everything", but you may also like these particular posts:
Boots; the base boots I used are from a seller that doesn't exist anymore but searching for "blonde" cowboy boots tends to work.
Thigh highs; Unfortunately the fabric I used is no longer offered by the seller I used, and I have not been able to find a replacement. You might have to do some digging here.
Mami's Rifle tag and Rifle Pattern
Installing Horsehair: intensely useful for the skirt.
Difficulties? A post where I talk about what I found difficult about working on different Madoka costumes.
For pre-styled wigs I suggest commissioning (I think this is one thing that Christine could commission, but she'll have to weigh in on that) or going to someplace like AliExpress or Ebay, which offer the same pre styled ones that any cosplay sale website would.
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18 shiny, happy things iPhone and iPad users say to feel better about themselves
Summary: David Gewirtz counts down the 18 most common things iOS users say to feel better about themselves, their devices, and their choices.
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#5 "You're being paid by [fill in the blank]."
This claim is more common than you'd believe, and amusingly seems to happen on opposite sides. One day, I'll pick on Microsoft and some trolls will claim Apple is paying me. The next day, I'll criticize Apple and a couple of cranksters will claim Microsoft is paying me.
It just doesn't happen.
Each of us here on ZDNet publishes a full disclosure of all our business relationships (mine is here — tap the "Disclosure" tab), and, if there's anything that comes up in individual articles, we disclose additional information in the articles themselves. For example, in an article I wrote this week about the NSA, I disclosed I worked with one of the people who was discussed in the article.
The fact is, being critical comes naturally. My wife once told me that I would certainly come up with enough material to be a blogger because I was always talking back to the TV. Lots of us are curmudgeonly, cranky, and have seen and heard it all. We just reports it likes we sees it.
For the record, I paid for both my iPhone and my Samsung Galaxy S4 phone out of my own pocket.
Should Apple users feel better about themselves because of this? Nah. This dog won't hunt.
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#6 "iPhones are better made and are better quality."
This claim popped up because I wrote that I liked the replaceable plastic back of my Samsung Galaxy S4. Time will tell. While I have yet to have an iPhone fail on me, that certainly wasn't the case with the iPod nano (read What to do when your brand-new iPod nano fails...and it will).
My take on this is that the glass back on the back of the iPhone 4-series phones was simply a bad idea. I locked mine inside a tough Otterbox and that kept it from breaking. But the phone itself was glass. I could drop the plastic back of my S4 on concrete and it might have a scratch. But the glass back of the 4S? The Internet is filled with pictures of broken iPhones.
Should Apple users feel better about themselves because of this? Not for earlier iPhones, certainly. Maybe new models. For that, we'll have to wait and see.
Image courtesy iFixit.
#7 "It's old news."
No matter what the criticism, I'll often get back the comment "It's old news." No! If something is a poor design or causes stress among customers, even if you heard about it last year, that doesn't make it old news. That makes it one of the factors you need to consider when judging your next set of purchases.
Should Apple users feel better about themselves because of this? Not even slightly.
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Friday Night In.
Pretty mellow day, worked at the hospital for a few hours, napped, made dinner for me and my fellow, attempted to earn my puppy, which I have learned playing the xbox makes me very nauseas and this puppy maybe coming way later than sooner :( I am still determined though to prove my husband wrong.
Day 4- What's the best vacation you have ever gone on?
This one is a toss up between the summer of 2007 when I stayed in North Carolina for two weeks visiting a close friend. I met some pretty amazing people that I know will be life long friends. I get to see them maybe twice a year if I am lucky, and this year I have been. They attended my wedding and I was able to see them while I was on tour with my husband. Life is funny and so sweet at times, that point in my life I had no real direction besides going out and trying to figure out who exactly I was. Meeting those people in NC and spending time getting to know them on the beach will be memories I will never forget and I am so thankful to be able to call these people my friends even though we live more than 5 hours apart they will always be on my mind.
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The other would be ringing in the New Year (2009) in Vegas with my husband, before he was my husband. It was the first trip he and I have ever taken together besides me going on tour with the band. We were so excited to get away as well as to celebrate new years eve and his birthday, which is new years day. Our trip was amazing, besides the food poising that I had hours before we were about to leave that almost made us miss our flight home. I think there is always something special about the first trip you take with the one you love, I will absolutely never forget how much fun we had in just one another's company. He is my best friend and I think that this trip really showed me that he was the one I couldn't live without.
fun fact: Since my husband and I have been together we have made our own little tradition to spend new years eve in a new city every year & we have! It is really hard to plan anything with him being in a band, you never whats going to come up shows or tour wise. But luckily we can guarantee having christmas and new years available which is nice since he is a new years baby. We have welcomed the past four new years in St. Louis, Las Vegas, Chicago & Key West. Im hoping next year will be Portland!
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