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Welcome to Okaloosa County, where many visit and we are lucky enough to call home! From eclectic Fort Walton Beach and the beaches of Destin, to rivers, lakes and forest in the Crestview area, there are many choices among the nine municipalities of Okaloosa County in which to live. Our community is home to military members and families including the United States Air Force, Army, Navy, Marines and Coast Guard. The Okaloosa County connection with Eglin Air Force Base, as well as Hurlburt and Duke Fields create possibilities, enhance our communities, and help preserve our natural area.
We have numerous accolades for our soft, white, sandy beaches that include "Best Beach, Best Family Destination and Best Place to Boat," to name a few. Acclamations are from media outlets such as USA Today, Southern Living, Travelocity, the Travel Channel and most recently, Okaloosa County made the top ten list for "Best Places for Business & Careers," by the Forbes Business Institute.
Major economic indicators include tourism and the military; however community leaders are consistently striving for more economic diversity. One such example will be the new Marine Life Center on Okaloosa Island which will boost the local seafood industry through stock enhancement, provide aquaculture education and create jobs.
Okaloosa County's three airports have another significant impact on the local economy. Northwest Florida Regional Airport (VPS) is a joint-use facility established on Eglin Air Force Base in 1957. This valuable relationship with Eglin assists our military with convenient, affordable air travel, thereby benefitting local residents as well. The airport accommodates over 900,000 passengers annually on American Eagle, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines and US Airways.
The Bob Sikes Airport in Crestview and the Destin Airport are equally diverse, with Crestview rising as a hub of industry, accommodating aerospace industrial applications from across the globe and Destin's strong market for leisure and business travel of over 65,000 annual flights.
Despite a sluggish national economy, we have made great progress in improving services. Okaloosa County has a new, efficient and award-winning, water reclamation facility. The 911 Emergency Operations Center is fully operational with a 24/7 dispatch and most recently, a new courthouse annex extension designed with added safety and upgraded technology.
The innovative design, future growth enhancements and overall technology of these facilities and others are setting a new standard for economical excellence. Okaloosa County will celebrate its 100th year anniversary in 2015 and has a current population of 187,280. The five elected Okaloosa County Commissioners are dedicated to connecting our communities and providing essential services, public safety, and a quality of life for future generations.
Please visit our website, use our 311 Citizens Information Line (see home page or dial 311 within the county), utilize our services, and let us know how we can serve you better.
John Hofstad County Administrator 1804 Lewis Turner Boulevard Suite 400 Fort Walton Beach, FL 32547 Phone: (850) 651-7515 Fax: (850) 651-7551 E-Mail


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- 1 pound(s) powdered sugar
- 1 cup(s) pecans, chopped
- 1 pound(s) coconut, flaked
- 1 stick(s) butter, softened
- 1 pound(s) vanilla wafer crumbs
- 6 ounce(s) frozen orange juice, concentrate, not diluted
- Blend all ingredients except half the coconut. Shape into 1'' balls and roll in the remaining coconut flakes. Store in an airtight container.
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In need of ideas for homemade earrings? Go a little wild and learn how to make Animal Print Safari Earrings from Linda Peterson. Use clay and alcohol markers to create the unique print design. This is a thrifty alternative to store-bought baubles.
Roll out a small ball of clay and use alcohol inks to draw random circles. This is how you crate the animal print design. Use a toothpick to poke a hole through the bead. Once the bead is dry, thread on the necessary jewelry making pieces such as different-sized spacers. Cover the bead with a glossy coating like Aleene's Collage Pauge Glossy and let the piece die. Attach a chain and throw on your earrings with a fun outfit!
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Shortly before midnight Thursday, a majority of the West Las Vegas school board voted down a new contract for Superintendent Jim Abreu.
That means he will be leaving at the end of the fiscal year, which is June 30.
The board voted 3-2 against renewing its contract with Abreu, a former Highlands University education dean who has served as superintendent for the last three years. Board members Caroline Lopez, Kenny Lujan and David Romero opposed renewing Abreu's contract, while Christine Ludi and Gary Gold supported the superintendent.
The board voted 3-2 against renewing its contract with Abreu, a former Highlands University education dean who has served as superintendent for the last three years. Board members Caroline Lopez, Kenny Lujan and David Romero opposed renewing Abreu's contract, while Christine Ludi and Gary Gold supported the superintendent.
San Miguel and Mora counties will have their share of competitive races in the June 1 Democratic primary.
San Miguel County Sheriff Benjie Vigil is fending off four opponents in the Democratic primary — Las Vegas police detective Roy Pacheco, Las Vegas police Officer Clarence Romero, former Las Vegas Officer Joseph Santillanes and Ben J. Lujan.
The Las Vegas Outlaws football team evened its spring season record at 1-1 over the weekend with a 14-0 road shutout of the Santa Fe Sting.
The Outlaws, who heretofore played most home games at New Mexico Highlands University's Perkins Stadium, will host the Taylor Ranch Trojans this Sunday at West Las Vegas' Herrera Complex.
Rashaad Jackson rushed for 150 yards and a 5-yard touchdown this past weekend to lead Las Vegas past the Sting.
I want to express thanks to the San Miguel County Road Department for clearing the roads of snow this winter, especially County Road A18A, which is one of the worst unpaved roads.
Thanks to County Manager Les Montoya and the entire Road Department's crew and staff, including road foreman Daniel Encinias and Toby Medina, Rudy Salazar and Michael Vigil, among others.
The crew was even out on Feb. 25 at 5:50 a.m. clearing the road through my place when it was 16 degrees below zero (Fahrenheit).
Their work is greatly appreciated!
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Fresh off a series win over league rival Metropolitan State College of Denver — and a No. 11 national ranking by one notable baseball publication — the New Mexico Highlands University baseball team has solidified its hold on first place in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference.
NMHU will host Colorado State-Pueblo beginning with a nine-inning game 3 p.m. Friday at Brandt Park.
The spirit of the Lenten Season appears to affect people in strange, even vengeful ways. In a Feb. 26 letter to the editor, a supposedly man of the cloth "Man of God" chose to attack the Catholic church, Catholic people and Catholic traditions in general.
If minister Neal Abott, Eastside Church of Christ, had his way, no religion could or should respect any of their own traditions, merely read the Bible and form whatever conclusions they chose to.
The City of Las Vegas claims, as printed by the Optic on Monday, "Residents contend that the city has torn up the street more than once. But city officials said the city hasn't done anything over again on Alamo. They said a contractor did some patchwork paving before a previous winter."
The Las Vegas City Council on Wednesday decided to annex the state hospital — in what is believed to the biggest addition to the city in four decades.
The council voted unanimously to annex the 153 acres of the hospital property and the neighboring land of Eloisa Peña. Peña's property was needed to connect the state hospital property to the city.
One remarkable fact about Seth Wright's national championship season: it almost didn't happen at all.
Wright was out of wrestling when New Mexico Highlands University head coach Doug Moses persuaded him to give the sport another go (and make the move to NMHU).
Wright agreed, and on Saturday, mere months after that decision, the 125-pound senior claimed the NCAA Division II national championship in his weight class.


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The Abandoned Uchiha Stronghold is a former base of operations for the Uchiha Clan. Set atop a mountain and surrounded by forest. This was the setting for the last battle between Sasuke and Itachi Uchiha. |
Akatsuki Hideout Cave
A secret hideout of the Akatsuki group located near the Land of the River. This is the cave where Gaara had his tailed demon extracted and where Sakura and Chiyo battled Sasori. |
An area where the coast meats the ocean. Consists mostly of sand and water. |
A dark opening in a solid mass, like rock. |
aka Graveyard |
A Desert is a fast stretch of land filled with nothing but sand and very little water. Extremely hot days and incredibly cold nights. |
Fire Temple
The Fimre Temple is a great shinobi temple in the Land of Fire. It's led by a member of the Twelve Guardian Ninja. |
Forest of Death
A training ground located in the Hidden Leaf village that is the home of various deadly creatures and the setting for the second stage of the Chunin Exam. |
Great Naruto Bridge
The Great Naruto Bridge was built by Tazuna and connects the Land of Waves to the Land of Fire. |
Heaven and Earth Bridge
Located in the Hidden Grass Village, the Tenchi Bridge is where Sasori arranged to meet up with Kabuto, his spy. Team Seven learns of this and sets up a trap to hopefully catch Orochimaru. Orochimaru shows up and the bridge is destroyed during the ensuing battle. |
Hidden Cloud Village
The Hidden Cloud Village is situated at the heart of the Land of Lightning and it is one of the 5 major ninja villages. Its leader is the Raikage.. |
Hidden Grass Village
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Hidden Leaf Village
Konohagakure means "The Village Hidden in the Leaves." It is the village of many of the Naruto character's births, and a major area in the Naruto world reknowned for its military might. |
Hidden Mist Village
The Hidden Mist Village, also known as Kiragakure, is located in the Land of Water. |
Hidden Rain Village
The Hidden Rain Village is situated between three larger countries, which resulted in many wars being fought within its borders. It is the birthplace and former home of Hanzo, Nagato (Pain), Konan and Yahiko. |
Hidden Sand Village
Known as the "Village Hidden in the Sand" is the hidden village of the land of wind. |
Hidden Sound Village
The Hidden Sound Village was founded by Orochimaru for the purpose of experimentation. |
Hidden Stone Village
The Hidden Stone Village, also known as Iwagakure, is the ninja village in the Land of Earth. |
Honegami Grounds
The Honegami is a training ground located in the Hidden Leaf. Might Guy, disguised as an old sage (which only fools Naruto) tells Naruto, Sakura and Team 10 that the legacy of the 4th Hokage is hidden here in order to test their preparation for the Chunin Exam finals. |
A place where the injured or sick are send in order to be healed or treated. |
Hot Spring
Naturally created hot baths. People usually bathe in them nude or wearing a towel, they are popular in Japan. |
Ichiraku Ramen
The favorite ramen shop of the Hidden Leaf Village in Naruto. |
Iron Wall
The Iron Wall is Orochimaru's southern hideout. The warden of the facility is Karin, who abandons it to join Team Snake upon Sasuke's request. |
Island Turtle
Located in the Land of Lightning, it is a gigantic and ancient turtle that Village Hidden by Clouds has cared for since its founding. |
Kannabi Bridge
Located in the Hidden Grass Village, this bridge was a vital supply point for the enemies of the Hidden Leaf during the Third Great Shinobi War. Team Minato was given a mission destroy the bridge and the events that followed led to its destruction and Kakashi receiving the Sharingan. |
Land of Earth
The Land of Earth is located to the northwest of the Land of Fire. It occupies a massive area and its ninja village is the Hidden Stone. |
Land of Fire
The Land of Fire is regarded as one of the most expansive and militarily impressive countries in the Naruto series. Its ninja village is the Hidden Leaf. |
Land of Iron
The Land of Iron served as the location for the Five Kage Summit. In contrast to most other lands, the Land of Iron uses samurai who can mold chakra rather than ninja. |
Land of Lightning
A fictional country from the Naruto franchise, the Land of Lightning lies to the northeast of the Land of Fire. Its ninja village is the Hidden Cloud. |
Land of Rivers
The Land of Rivers is a nation that borders the Land of Wind. On one of the rivers was an Akatsuki base. |
Land of Water
The Land of Water consists of a series of islands located east of the Land of Fire. Its Hidden Village is the Hidden Mist village and its Kage is referred to as the Mizukage. |
Land of Whirlpools
Also known as the Land of Waves and the Land of Eddies, the island of the Land of Whirlpools was the original home on the Uzumaki clan. After the clans destruction it became the Land of Waves and currently it has no ninja village. |
Land of Wind
The Land of Wind is a fictional country in the Naruto franchise. It is located southwest of the Land of Fire. Its ninja village is the Hidden Sand. |
Mount Myoboku
Mount Myoboku is the land of mystic toads that are summoned and looked over by the Great Toad Sage. |
Ninja Academy
Created by Tobirama Senju, the Hidden Leaf's Ninja Academy serves as place where children in the Hidden Leaf train to become ninjas. Upon graduation they receive the rank of Genin. |
Oceans are vast bodies of salt water. |
Orochimaru's Grassland Hideout
Orochimaru's Grassland Hidehout is one of many hideouts of Orochimaru. This one is located in a dried-meadow somewhere near the Hidden Grass Village. It was here that he was in hiding and trained Sasuke for some time. |
Public Bath
A big communal bath where many costumers come to bathe. Many public baths exist in Japan and are the means of bathing for local residents who don't have bathing facilities at their home. |
A place where education take place. |
Shinobi World
The Shinobi World is the land that is home to the Five Great Shinobi Nations, and the setting for the Naruto series. |
Tenzen Daikoku Castle
The castle owned by Tenzen Daikoku. It is destroyed by Suigetsu as punishment for Tenzen spreading rumors that belittled a fellow Hidden Mist ninja. |
Valley of the End
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Teachers and concerned citizens gathered at town square in Franklin on Wednesday and joined other groups across the state in what was described by NCAE president John deVille as a rally for public education.
While most rallies were deemed a "silent protest," deVille decided to break from that mold and invite N.C. senator candidate and former educator Jane Hipps as a guest speaker.
Hipps, a Democrat, spoke in opposition to recent policies and budgets passed by the current session of the General Assembly concerning public education in the state.
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Pulmicort Respules
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Pulmicort Respules
Pulmicort Respules Side Effects Center
Pharmacy Editor: Charles Patrick Davis, MD, PhD
Pulmicort respules consist of corticosteroid (budesonide) inhailer for the maintenance treatment of asthma and as prophylactic therapy in children 12 months to 8 years of age. Pulmicort respules are available in the generic form termed budesonide. Common side effects are rhinitis, coughing, epistaxis, diarrhea and abdominal pain.
PULMICORT RESPULES (budesonide inhalation suspension) is available a sterile suspension for inhalation via jet nebulizer and is available in strengths of 0.25, 0.5, and 1 mg per 2 mL inside a respule ampule. Serious side effects include fungal infections (especially Candida spp), bacterial infections, severe allergic react ions, otitis media, endocrine disorders, growth disorders, eye disorders, depression and immune depression. This drug is not used for treatment of an acute asthma attack. Some researchers suggest the drug works no better than a placebo. Use in pregnancy should be done only if clearly needed. The drug and dosages are designed for use in the pediatric population ages 12 months to 8 years.
Our Pulmicourt Side Effects Drug Center provides a comprehensive view of available drug information on the potential side effects when taking this medication.
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
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Easy-to-read and understand detailed drug information and pill images for the patient or caregiver from Cerner Multum.
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Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficulty breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
Call your doctor at once if you have any of these serious side effects:
- weakness, tired feeling, nausea, vomiting, feeling like you might pass out;
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Less serious side effects may include:
- white patches or sores inside your mouth or on your lips;
- runny or stuffy nose, sneezing;
- sore throat, cough;
- nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pain;
- nosebleed; or
- headache.
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
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A concise overview of the drug for the patient or caregiver from First DataBank.
Pulmicort Respules Overview - Patient Information: Side Effects
Dry/irritated throat, hoarseness, voice changes, bad taste in the mouth, runny nose, or nosebleeds may occur. If any of these effects persist or worsen, notify your doctor or pharmacist promptly.
Remember that your doctor has prescribed this medication because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects.
Infrequently, this medication may cause severe sudden worsening of breathing problems/asthma immediately after use. If you have sudden worsening of breathing, use your quick-relief inhaler and seek immediate medical attention.
Because this drug works by weakening the immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. This may make you more likely to get a serious (rarely fatal) infection or make any infection you have worse. Tell your doctor immediately if you have any signs of infection (such as ear pain, sore throat, fever, chills). Use of this medication for prolonged or repeated periods may result in oral thrush (yeast infection). Contact your doctor if you notice white patches in your mouth or on your tongue.
Tell your doctor immediately if any of these rare but serious side effects occur: unusual tiredness, vision problems, easy bruising/bleeding, puffy face, unusual hair growth, mental/mood changes (such as depression, mood swings, agitation), muscle weakness/pain, thinning skin, slow wound healing, increased thirst/urination.
A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is rare. However, seek immediate medical attention if you notice any symptoms of a serious allergic reaction: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing.
This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.
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What is Prescribing information?
The FDA package insert formatted in easy-to-find categories for health professionals and clinicians.
Pulmicort Respules FDA Prescribing Information: Side Effects
(Adverse Reactions)
Systemic and inhaled corticosteroid use may result in the following:
- Candida albicans infection [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS]
- Hypersensitivity reactions including anaphylaxis [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS]
- Immunosuppression [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS]
- Hypercorticism and adrenal suppression [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS]
- Reduction in bone mineral density [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS]
- Growth effects in pediatric patients [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS and Use in Specific Populations, Pediatric Use]
- Glaucoma, increased intraocular pressure and cataracts [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS]
- Eosinophilic conditions and Churg-Strauss syndrome [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS]
Clinical Trials Experience
Because clinical trials are conducted under widely varying conditions, adverse reaction rates observed in the clinical trials of a drug cannot be directly compared to rates in the clinical trials of another drug and may not reflect the rates observed in practice.
The incidence of common adverse reactions is based on three double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized U.S. clinical trials in which 945 patients, 12 months to 8 years of age, (98 patients ≥ 12 months and < 2 years of age; 225 patients ≥ 2 and < 4 years of age; and 622 patients ≥ 4 and ≤ 8 years of age) were treated with PULMICORT RESPULES (budesonide inhalation suspension) (0.25 to 1 mg total daily dose for 12 weeks) or vehicle placebo. The incidence and nature of adverse events reported for PULMICORT RESPULES (budesonide inhalation suspension) was comparable to that reported for placebo. The following table shows the incidence of adverse events in U.S. controlled clinical trials, regardless of relationship to treatment, in patients previously receiving bronchodilators and/or inhaled corticosteroids. This population included a total of 605 male and 340 female patients and 78.4% were Caucasian, 13.8% African American, 5.5% Hispanic and 2.3% Other.
Table 1 : Adverse Reactions occurring at an incidence of
≥ 3% in at least one active treatment group where the incidence was higher
with PULMICORT RESPULES (budesonide inhalation suspension) than placebo
Adverse Events | Vehicle Placebo (n=227) % |
PULMICORT RESPULES Total Daily Dose | ||
0.25 mg (n=178) % |
0.5 mg (n=223) % |
1 mg (n=317) % |
Respiratory System Disorder | ||||
Respiratory Infection | 36 | 34 | 35 | 38 |
Rhinitis | 9 | 7 | 11 | 12 |
Coughing | 5 | 5 | 9 | 8 |
Resistance Mechanism Disorders | ||||
Otitis Media | 11 | 12 | 11 | 9 |
Viral Infection | 3 | 4 | 5 | 3 |
Moniliasis | 2 | 4 | 3 | 4 |
Gastrointestinal System Disorders | ||||
Gastroenteritis | 4 | 5 | 5 | 5 |
Vomiting | 3 | 2 | 4 | 4 |
Diarrhea | 2 | 4 | 4 | 2 |
Abdominal Pain | 2 | 3 | 2 | 3 |
Hearing and Vestibular Disorders | ||||
Ear Infection | 4 | 2 | 4 | 5 |
Platelet, Bleeding and Clotting Disorders | ||||
Epistaxis | 1 | 2 | 4 | 3 |
Vision Disorders | ||||
Conjunctivitis | 2 | < 1 | 4 | 2 |
Skin and Appendages Disorders | ||||
Rash | 3 | <1 | 4 | 2 |
The information below includes all adverse reactions by system organ class with an incidence of 1 to < 3%, in at least one PULMICORT RESPULES (budesonide inhalation suspension) treatment group where the incidence was higher with PULMICORT RESPULES (budesonide inhalation suspension) than with placebo, regardless of relationship to treatment.
Blood and lymphatic system disorders: cervical lymphadenopathy
Ear and labyrinth disorders: earache
General disorders and administration site conditions: fatigue, flu-like disorder
Immune system disorders: allergic reaction
Infections and infestations: eye infection, herpes simplex, external ear infection, infection
Injury, poisoning and procedural complication: fracture
Metabolism and nutrition disorders: anorexia
Musculoskeletal and connective tissue disorders: myalgia
Nervous system disorders: hyperkinesia
Psychiatric disorders: emotional lability
Respiratory, thoracic, and mediastinal disorders: chest pain, dysphonia, stridor
Skin and subcutaneous tissue disorders: contact dermatitis, eczema, pustular rash, pruritus, purpura
The incidence of reported adverse events was similar between the 447 PULMICORT RESPULES-treated (mean total daily dose 0.5 to 1 mg) and 223 conventional therapy-treated pediatric asthma patients followed for one year in three open-label studies.
Post-marketing Experience
The following adverse reactions have been reported during post-approval use of PULMICORT RESPULES (budesonide inhalation suspension) . Because these reactions are reported voluntarily from a population of uncertain size, it is not always possible to reliably estimate their frequency or establish a causal relationship to drug exposure. Some of these adverse reactions may also have been observed in clinical studies with PULMICORT RESPULES (budesonide inhalation suspension) .
Endocrine disorders: symptoms of hypocorticism and hypercorticism [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS]
Eye disorders: cataracts, glaucoma, increased intraocular pressure [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS]
General disorders and administration site conditions: fever, pain
Immune system disorders: immediate and delayed hypersensitivity reactions including, anaphylaxis, angioedema, bronchospasm, rash, contact dermatitis, and urticaria [see CONTRAINDICATIONS and WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS]
Infection and Infestation: sinusitis, pharyngitis, bronchitis
Musculoskeletal and connective tissue disorders: avascular necrosis of the femoral head, osteoporosis, growth suppression
Nervous system disorders: headache
Psychiatric disorders: psychiatric symptoms including psychosis, depression, aggressive reactions, irritability, nervousness, restlessness, and anxiety
Respiratory, thoracic, and mediastinal disorders: cough, dysphonia and throat irritation
Skin and subcutaneous tissue disorders: skin bruising, facial skin irritation
Cases of growth suppression have been reported for inhaled corticosteroids including post-marketing reports for PULMICORT RESPULES [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS and Use In Specific Populations, Pediatric Use].
Read the entire FDA prescribing information for Pulmicort Respules (Budesonide Inhalation Suspension) »
Pulmicort Respules FDA Prescribing Information
Additional Pulmicort Respules Information
Pulmicort Respules - User Reviews
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R…Rajkumar song Gandi baat: Shahid Kapoor's mast masti dance!
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Well the Australian Grand Prix Qualifying is on at the moment. I've been a fan all my life thanks to my Father. Yet we (Montreal) lost our beloved GP due to money politics, I still love the sport. Anyone else into it?
Kimi Räikkönen and Heikki Kovalainen are my boys to watch this year. With the new aero specs, slick tires, and the KERS system, this season will rock!
I'm Italian so the Ferrari team for me but I agree with this season will rock. Just the slicks are making a difference in the speeds already.
Ferrari always does great, and I love the Mc/Mds team. I think tomorrow is going to be great!
ok question is who is going to be watching it in 10 min? wooooohoooooooo cant wait. amazing that times are as good as they beating last years qualifying times by a good second and was closing in on course record shue had in 2004 of 1.242 i think is what they said. whats crazy is Braun is back on top i think. when he took over the defunct honda tream and now signing virgin as major sponsor means the team is a force to be reckoned with. GO MASSA!!!
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just turned it on looks like a nice afternoon down under
Hey, knock that shvt off. We're drinkin' here.
ya gotta love a dramatic ending
DAMN I SLEPT IN!! It's on now, lap 34.
was a good race. nice to see a bit of different action. how do you all think the aero changes has effected the racing? was passing easier? did you see any exciting passes? what about the rules of the bigger discrepancies in the tire compound? for me i think having the medium and supersofts with bridgestone purposly not bringing an optimum tires was just wrong. 2 laps for the supersofts then major drops. bad bad bad. then the superlong sc period and the long delay in getting the sc deployed was just bad. good to see the ending and who was the finishers and their placement. sad to see what happened in the last couple laps as i like the young soon to be star
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ATHENS, Greece — For days, a cloud of acrid brown smoke has hung over the city of Athens, while at night nearby mountains glowed orange-red in the distance. Once again, the summer holidays have been tainted by news of massive fires, this time threatening the capital city itself.
For many Greeks, the scenes playing out 24/7 on Greek television have a sickening familiarity: walls of flames bearing down on villages, panicked residents fleeing or desperately trying to protect their properties with buckets and branches.
Just two years ago, the country experienced its worst fires in living memory. More than 70 people were killed, many trapped on mountain roads while trying to flee their villages. Although there have been no deaths in this year's fires, the sight of so much devastation again so soon has left Greeks stunned and angry.
Opposition parties and the media have already begun attacking the government for failing to follow through on promises to reform the country's fire fighting infrastructure.
Forestry experts are also critical of the Greek government's forest fire policy, saying more needs to be done prevent fires not just put them out once they've begun. But they also warn that climate change is likely to intensify the problem in the future, as the Mediterranean region suffers from more frequent heat waves and droughts. Climate models predict that the Mediterranean will suffer from more frequent and more ferocious fires. But some scientists and environmentalists say there's evidence that climate change is already having an effect.
According to the European Forest Institute (EFI), the number of fires in Mediterranean Europe has increased in recent years. Between 2000 and 2006, there were an average of 50,000 fires a year in the region, compared to around 30,000 a year in the 1980s. And in Greece, 2007 was the hottest, driest year on record — climate conditions which scientists say contributed to that year's deadly fires.
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Key Points
- Maria Miller resigns as culture secretary, saying the ongoing row over her mortgage expenses has become a "distraction"
- Ed Miliband accuses David Cameron of mishandling the issue, but the PM says the Labour leader is "jumping on a political bandwagon"
- Bromsgrove MP Sajid Javid replaces Mrs Miller and is in turn replaced at the Treasury by Nicky Morgan, who also becomes minister for women
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Good morning. Welcome to our live coverage of the fallout from Culture Secretary Maria Miller's resignation after a long-running row over her expenses. We'll bring you the latest reaction and analysis from Westminster as it happens.
Mrs Miller resigned early this morning saying in a letter to the prime minister that questions over her expenses had "become a distraction from the vital work this government is doing".
David Cameron has left the door open for a return to the government. Responding to Mrs Miller's resignation letter he wrote: "I hope that you will be able to return to serving the government on the frontbench in due course, and am only sad that you are leaving the government in these circumstances."
To recap, the Commons Standards Committee dismissed the central complaint against Mrs Miller - that she used her expenses to subsidise her parents, who lived with her in the home on which she claimed a second home allowance.
But she did have to repay £5,000 which she inadvertently over-claimed in mortgage payments and had to apologise to the Commons for the "legalistic" way in which she dealt with the complaint against her. The 32-second apology was much-criticised for its brevity and tone.
You can read all about Maria Miller's political career here Profile: Maria Miller
The independent parliamentary commissioner for standards had previously recommended she repay £45,000, having criticised her "attitude" to the inquiry. But the much lower sum was ordered by the Commons Standards Committee, a decision which sparked a political backlash.
Anyone who wants to dig into the detail can read the whole report here
Our political editor Nick Robinson says: "This decision is a defeat for a minister who believes she has been found not guilty on the central charge of asking the taxpayer to pay for a home for her elderly parents." Read more on Nick's blog here: Miller walks away from government
As culture secretary, Maria Miller was responsible for overseeing two of the government's higher profile and controversial policies: same-sex marriage and press regulation. Some have argued this put her squarely in the firing line of both the newspapers and some on the right of the Tory party.
Some political reaction is starting to come in. Labour's John Mann - the MP who made the original allegations against Mrs Miller - said it was "about time" she went. He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "Maria Miller should have resigned immediately and when she didn't resign, Mr Cameron should have shown a bit of leadership and sacked her."
Sven Godesen a local Conservative councillor in Mrs Miller's Basingstoke constituency said he was "disappointed that it has come to this but on the other hand we have achieved some sort of closure".
Some support for Mrs Miller from the Education Secretary Michael Gove, who's told the Today programme he was "saddened" by her departure. But he said: "The degree of public anger and emotion about expenses is something the political class do need to recognise."
Jon, Gillingham
emails: Why MPs fiddle expenses or abuse the rules, they try and hang on to their jobs is beyond me. In no other company in the UK would you keep your job, defending them and helping them hang onto their job just looks like double standards. Why don't they just resign at the beginning?
Mr Gove said Mrs Miller was at Cabinet yesterday advising her colleagues about preparations for the Commonwealth Games with "efficiency and authority as she has always done".
Nathan, London
emails: Cameron is deeply damaged by this. He seems (as ever) indecisive and lacking in principle, although one has to admire his tenaciousness in trying to avoid being blown by the media and its witch hunts.
Shadow Home Office minister Steve Reed
tweets: "Cameron's judgment in question for supporting Maria Miller as she resigns over expenses shame."
Mr Gove said public anger over expenses was still "very very raw". With that in mind, there doesn't seem to be much sympathy for Mrs Miller, judging by the BBC News Facebook page
Benjamin, Nottingham
emails: There was an air of inevitability to this news eventually being announced, which made Cameron's enduring support seem more than a little absurd. Plenty of chances were missed to take decisive action and save the reputation of MPs.
Lib Dem MP for Eastleigh Mike Thonton
David Aaronovitch, Times columnist
tweets: I hate media firestorms. While they're raging any sense of perspective becomes an act of minor criminality.
Mrs Miller's departure means there are now just three women ministers in the Cabinet, out of a team of 22
Craig Woodhouse, political correspondent for The Sun
tweets: Will be interesting to see how many Tory MPs bother turning up to PMQs today given a) the circumstances and b) it's recess tomorrow.
The culture secretary's resignation comes a day after she told her local newspaper she was "devastated" by what had happened. "I have let you down," she wrote in a column aimed at her constituents. "I can only hope that over time the focus will once again be on Basingstoke."
Conservative MP for Grantham and Stamford Nick Boles
tweets: Through reasonable argument and calm persuasion Maria Miller made it possible for me and thousands like me to get married. Thank you Maria.
Labour MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington Diane Abbott
tweets: Beware the Ides of Wednesday morning. Miller won't be the last minister forced out because PM fears a roasting at PMQs.
Pam, Menston
emails: I don't agree with Maria Miller's original actions, but here we go again, the press behaving like vultures. Freedom of the press is vital, but they must learn to use that freedom with maturity and have some consideration for those who have answered charges and been dealt with by the system.
Graham, UK
emails: I hope she does return when the 'hounds' are called off and that she is able to resume the good work that she has been doing. In this instance, there seems to be little of Christian kindness and forgiveness in our country, which saddens me greatly.
Mike Smithson of politicalbetting.com
tweets: Ladbrokes act fast. Next Culture Secretary betting: 6/4 Truss, 2/1 McVey, 6 Soubry, 100 Dorries
Lord Tebbit, who was the most senior Conservative to call on Mrs Miller to step down, has been giving his reaction to BBC Radio Suffolk. "It's a sensible thing to have done," he said. "It's a pity that it wasn't done earlier because in the meantime it has damaged the prime minister and it has distracted the government and the public from looking at the real things that need to be done in the country."
David, Essex
emails: It has been a sign of weakness by David Cameron that he has not dealt with this case in a robust fashion. He should have sacked her and not waited for he to fall on her sword! We need strong leadership and not double standards. The next election will be a telling time for the Tories!!
Labour MP for Aberdeen South Dame Anne Begg
tweets: Very interesting being in BBC Millbank when a major news story breaks during the morning news programmes. So my Today appearance dropped
Michael, London
emails: Miller had no choice. The government cannot afford to have rows over expenses dominating the local and Euro elections next month to Ukip's benefit.
A Cabinet reshuffle is expected later, but as things stand there are now almost as many Theresas (May and Villiers) as there are women on the government front bench - Justine Greening being the third.
Mustafa, London
emails: In any other job this money would have been clawed back or the culprit sent to jail. A shameful day for the Conservatives.
Dharobed, Croydon
Emails: Echoes of Plebgate where a minister is driven out of office by the media and insular politicians, both baying for blood over a minor matter of interpretation. Shame on them both when there are real issues out there which are far more worthy of parliament and the media's time and effort.
Mrs Miller was of course responsible for overseeing press regulation in the wake of the Leveson Inquiry. When the Daily Telegraph raised questions about her expenses, the newspaper claims an aide to Mrs Miller used this to "warn" its reporter covering the story. "Maria has obviously been having quite a lot of editors' meetings around Leveson at the moment," Joanna Hindley allegedly told the reporter. "So I am just going to kind of flag up that connection for you to think about."
Harry Cole, contributing editor at the Spectator
tweets: Lab weaken their line on DC by calling Miller "one of his own". She's a state-educated mother. Thought he was meant to be woman-hating toff?
Let's just recap the main findings of the standards committee report into Mrs Miller's expenses. Firstly, it found she did not pay as close attention to the rules of the Commons as she should have
Paul, Clevedon
emails: An apology is not an apology when the actions requiring the apology are not mentioned or admitted to.
David, Great Easton
emails: People are already saying Miller has been hounded out and there are more important things on the political agenda. Really, what is more important than our elected representatives been honest and doing the honourable thing?
Secondly, it said the documentation available of Mrs Miller's interactions with the parliamentary authorities showed a pattern where officials would press her for information and she would provide the minimum amount of information necessary.
Thirdly - and this was the key point for those defending Mrs Miller - she did not subsidise her parents' living costs from public funds.
Fourthly, the committee found Mrs Miller had identified an over-claim of £5,800 (which she has repaid). The committee said she should apologise by personal statement on the floor of the House of Commons for her attitude to the commissioner's inquiries.
Baroness Betty Boothroyd, the former House of Commons speaker has told Radio 5 live that "radical" changes need to be made to prevent MP's from policing themselves. She also criticised David Cameron for standing by his cabinet minister, claiming it was an "error of judgement".
For anyone feeling slightly confused by it all, there's a helpful Q&A covering the key points over on the politics section of the BBC News website
Vincent Moss, political editor at the Sunday Mirror
tweets: Bookies Paddy Power make Esther McVey the 5/4 favourite to succeed Maria Miller as Culture Secretary
David, Edinburgh
emails: I remember when resigning meant you left politics. Today, it seems a leave of absence. Don't know what the fuss is about as she will be back next year.
And you can also find the full text of Maria Miller's resignation letter and David Cameron's reply, in which he says he hopes his colleague will return to the top of government "in due course"
Adam Boulton, political editor of Sky News
tweets: Pity in someways @edvaizey actually savvy on culture media and sport but tokenism matters
If you missed Mrs Miller's apology to Parliament last week, the tone and length of which were roundly criticised, it is still available to watch.
Ed Vaizey, Conservative MP and Minister for Culture, Communications & Creative Industries
tweets: I enjoyed working with Maria Miller, she was a great boss and achieved a lot, not least equal civil marriage. I am sad she has gone.
Andrew, Eastleigh
emails: It's time for the MPs' expenses to be abolished. These people pay for nothing (if they don't get caught). Each and everything they 'purchase' is either heavily subsidised or can be claimed back through 'expenses'. It has to stop.
Derek, Pontypridd
emails: The media will be pleased with itself, having a minister resign. Never mind the truth which would have been an inconvenience to the papers and the BBC.
Patrick Wintour, political editor of the Guardian
tweets: A lot of female Conservative Ministers of State will be in search of their cultural hinterland right now.
Nigel Farage the UKIP leader has weighed in to criticise the prime minister's handling of the affair. Speaking to BBC Radio London he said he "watched with incredulity" as Maria Miller "made a profit of a million quid on a house". He said: "The biggest surprise of all is the extent to which the prime minister seems completely detached from public opinion." And to rub it in he said he was planning to hold a public meeting in Mrs Miller's Basingstoke constituency.
Colin, Bridgnorth
emails: Can we now have a witch hunt focused on the media who's initial allegations were proved untrue but got lucky because she had made a simple mistake calculating interest and used this to hound her out of her job, which involved press regulation?
And more criticism from Labour. shadow leader of the Commons Angela Eagle says the prime minister has shown himself to be "out of touch with the public".
But Michael Gove - a close ally of the PM - has a different interpretation. He says: "The prime minister's attitude throughout has been governed by the basic human decency that is his hallmark."
Gary Gibbon, political editor of Channel 4 News
blogs: Maria Miller didn't jump - she was discreetly pushed
Here's one the properties at the centre of all this - Mrs Miller's Basingstoke home. Local Conservative councillor Sven Godesen said earlier today it was the former minister's decision to nominate her London residence as her second home, rather than the house in Basingstoke, that residents in the area found "difficult to understand".
Maria Miller's departure leaves a gap in the cabinet. BBC Radio 5 live's chief political correspondent John Pienaar says we should expect a limited reshuffle later, rather than merely a straight culture secretary replacement.
Maria Miller has given an interview explaining why she resigned this morning. She says she had hoped to stay in the cabinet but that the row had become an "enormous distraction" from the work of the government
She says she wants to give the Conservative Party "the ability to come together" and to end a saga that she says was "detracting from the achievements of the government"
Asked if she resigned or was pushed, Mrs Miller said: "I take full responsibility for my decision to resign. I think it's the right thing to do." And she repeatedly stressed her "full support for the prime minister"
Sam Macrory, editor of Total Politics
tweets: 'I take full responsibility for my decision to resign' says Miller - which sidesteps whether she was encouraged to make that decision
Tom Newton Dunn, political editor at the Sun
tweets Maria Miller "was on verge of tears" in interview.
George Eaton, editor of New Statesman's The Staggers blog
tweets: Miller's reference to "incredible" achievements of the government lays it on a little too thick.
Asked about the suggestion that she was the victim of a media-led witch hunt because of her role in pushing through regulation of the press, she denied that was a factor adding: "I fully accept the findings in the parliamentary standards report".
Mary Macleod, Conservative MP and PPS to Culture Secretary
tweets: Maria Miller was an excellent Culture Secretary, was great to work with and she will be missed from the front benches.
David, Bristol
emails: My reading of the correspondence between the commissioner and Maria Miller makes me sympathetic to her. It seems that if she had designated her constituency home as her second home, the issue would never have arisen (and she could have claimed much the same expenses).
Some analysis from the Independent's political editor. On suggestions Mrs Miller's role in the Leveson report fallout contributed to her downfall, Andrew Grice says "she was a lightning rod for attacks by newspapers resisting tougher [press] regulation that should really have been aimed at David Cameron. Downing Street, rather than Ms Miller, was calling the shots".
Sebastian, London
emails: The only reason she is gone is because her political enemies decided to use a ruling of a slight mistake over expenses (about £5k) to bring down the lady responsible for modernising the party. This is not about £5k. It's about gay marriage.
The idea that her resignation was about more than Mrs Miller's expenses was put to the former culture secretary a few minutes ago. She was asked: "Is it your opinion that this all part of a media witch hunt against you?" She said: "No. Look, I take full responsibility for the situation."
Graham, Dorset
emails: Loyalty is seriously misguided in this case. in any other walk of life she would have been sacked and reprimanded or resigned of her own accord, which, under pressure, she finally has.
Sophie Ridge, Sky News political correspondent
tweets: Maria Miller v emotional in my iv with her. She takes "full responsibility" for "decision to resign" - not an explicit denial she was pushed
Not much sympathy for Mrs Miller over at the Daily Mail which says she "had four au pairs but claimed not one of them could be traced to back up her story" about her domestic arrangements.
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Maria Miller's replacement is Sajid Javid, MP for Bromsgrove, David Cameron says.
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Mr Javid was financial secretary to the Treasury until today. He has been a Conservative Party member since 1988 and previously worked for Chase Manhattan Bank and Deutsche Bank.
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tweets: Sajid Javid is 33/1 to be next Tory leader.
The Daily Telegraph, which led the calls for Mrs Miller's head, says it was "the public that decided her fate". Political editor James Kirkup writes: "Other than Mary McLeod, her suicidally loyal PPS, no one was willing to speak up for her in public. Even privately, there was little support."
Lucy Powell, Labour and Co-operative MP and Shadow Minister for Childcare & Children
tweets: Maria Miller was the only mum in the cabinet. When was the last time there was no mother in the cabinet? @LabourHistory
Andy Bell, political editor, 5 News
tweets: Sajid Javid got his Bromsgrove seat because Julie Kirkbride had to step down over ... an expenses scandal @5_News #Miller
George Freeman, Conservative MP for Mid-Norfolk
Yvette Cooper, Labour MP and Shadow Home Secretary
tweets: Another Cameron (mini) reshuffle, & result is even fewer women in full Cabinet positions. What is David Cameron's problem with women?
Tory Party chairman Grant Shapps says the decision to resign was Mrs Miller's and hers alone. He's told the BBC: "Maria Miller made the decision, contacted the prime minister and tendered her resignation." He says her decision came about because "Mrs Miller herself said this was a distraction from the wider government programme".
Nick Robinson, BBC News political editor
tweets: One less woman in the Cabinet. No mums but one new Asian man who's the son of a bus driver
Andrew, Basingstoke
emails: As one of her constituents, I do not understand why Mrs Miller needs a second home in the first place. Basingstoke is 40 minutes on the train to London, why isn't she commuting like the rest of us?
Could more MPs fall foul of the old expenses rules? Some more analysis on the politics page of the BBC News website. "There may still be MPs who over-claimed on their mortgages under the old system," the piece says.
Bloomberg's Rob Hutton
tweets: Sajid Javid, 1st member of 2010 intake to reach cabinet, took estimated 98% pay cut to enter politics. Interview: http://bloom.bg/1aNya1w
Cathy Newman, Channel 4 News presenter and Telegraph blogger
Robin Walker, Conservative MP for Worcester
tweets: Congratulations to my Worcestershire colleague @sajidjavid on his appointment to the cabinet, a stellar career and a nice guy as well
Is the prime minister trying to address those critics who point out the lack of women in the cabinet? Newly-promoted Nicky Morgan will now attend cabinet meetings as minister for women, although she is not a fully-fledged cabinet minister
Conservative Party chairman Grant Shapps dismisses claims by Maria Miller's aide that she was the victim of a media witch hunt, telling BBC Two's Daily Politics the press "should can and should go anywhere they want to".
Speaking on BBC Two's Daily Politics, Labour's Chuka Umunna says the Maria Miller controversy is "bad for all of us", as it damages all MPs.
Labour's Chuka Umunna says it is impossible to "underestimate how toxic the expenses issue is" and that Maria Miller will face a battle to keep her parliamentary seat.
Conservative Party chairman Grant Shapps says the controversy over Maria Miller's expenses relates to event before 2010. Had it happened since then it would not have been handled by fellow MPs because of rule changes, he says.
Sadiq Khan, Labour MP for Tooting, Shadow Justice Secretary
tweets: Many congrats to @sajidjavid on his promotion to cabinet (and not just because he sponsored #YesWeKhan)
Matt Hancock, Conservative MP for West Suffolk, Minister for Skills and Enterprise
tweets: Delighted @sajidjavid has been made Culture Secretary - he will bring a huge amount to the job and to the cabinet table
In Maria Miller's Basingstoke constituency, Conservative councillor Elaine Still says she should not have resigned, as she was a "fantastic secretary of state".
Basingstoke UKIP councillor Ray Finch says he has no sympathy for Maria Miller.
Labour have attacked David Cameron for his decision to replace Maria Miller with a man, Sajid Javid. Shadow equalities minister Gloria De Piero said: "There is now no full member of the Cabinet speaking for women. There are now just three women running government departments out of a possible 22, demonstrating that when it comes to women, it's out of sight, out of mind for this out of touch government."
Will Maria Miller turn up to Prime Minister's Questions? We'll find out when things get going just after 12:00 BST.
David Cameron's spokesman says it was Mrs Miller's decision to resign, adding that she and the prime minister "spoke by phone last night after the state banquet at Windsor" in honour of Irish President Michael D Higgins.
Mason, Hastings
emails: How on earth can parliament lecture bankers on morals and doing the right thing when Maria Miller acts this way?
The House of Commons is almost full ahead of Prime Minister's Questions. David Cameron is going through his notes. Newly promoted culture secretary Sajid Javid has just taken his place on the front bench.
The noise level in the House is high, with just a few seconds to go until Prime Minister's Questions.
We are under way. David Cameron answers a question on immigration, saying the government is getting the situation under control.
Labour leader Ed Miliband says the events of the last week have caused deep concern and anger to the public.
David Cameron says anger over expenses is "still very raw", but adds that people should be allowed to clear their name and get on with the job, rather than being instantly dismissed.
The prime minister says Maria Miller was accused of housing her parents at public expense but was cleared and he thought it right to allow her to apologise and continue.
Ed Miliband says it will be "unclear" to the country why Maria Miller is not still in her job, given the PM's attitude.
The Labour leader says Maria Miller gave a "perfunctory" apology over her expenses and accuses the PM of a "terrible error of judgement" in backing her.
David Wooding, Sun on Sunday political editor
tweets: PM admits there is still "very deep concern" among the public and the "anger is still very raw" and needs to be acted on. #PMQsv
David Cameron accuses Ed Miliband of inconsistency for not calling for Maria Miller to resign when she was still in her job.
The PM says Maria Miller did "one things wrong" and apologised. He accuses Mr Miliband of jumping on "political bandwagon" after "the circus has left town".
Labour List editor Mark Ferguson
tweets: Sounds like organised barracking of Miliband from the Tory benches #pmqs
David Cameron says more needs to be done to reassure the public over expenses and is happy to hold meetings with other party leaders, saying Parliament is "good and honest".
Ed Miliband says the country is "appalled" by the conduct of the PM over the last week and cannot understand his "failure to recognise what went wrong". This has undermined trust, he argues.
BBC South politcal editor Peter Henley
tweets: Cameron tells #pmqs Miliband is jumping on a bandwagon after he talks of "deep concern and anger of public"
The PM says a lot of changes to expenses scrutiny have happened since 2010 but there is "absolutely" more to do. He accuses the Labour leader of "playing politics" with Mrs Miller's resignation.
Ed Miliband says he will meet the PM to discuss changes to the expenses system but - shouting across the chamber - he says that Mr Cameron "just doesn't get it" when it comes to public anger about the issue.
David Cameron says it is not leadership but weakness to sack someone at "the first time of trouble". That ends the confrontation between the PM and the Labour leader.
The Spectator's Isabel Hardman
tweets: Another agonised ROAR from Bercow to silence shouting MPs. #pmqs
Daily Mirror associate editor Kevin Maguire
tweets: Cameron accusing Miliband of playing politics over Miller takes the biscuit. Both do that every day :-) #pmqs
Speaker Bercow steps in to silence groans from MPs as Lib Dem President Tim Farron gets up to ask a question, as the debate moves on from Maria Miller.
SDLP MP Alasdair McDonnell says UK-Irish relations, with the visit of Irish President Michael D Higgins, have never been better. He urges more progress on peace in Northern Ireland. David Cameron agrees on both counts.
Labour's Andy Slaughter asks if any member of the government asked Maria Miller to resign. The PM says it is his policy to let people get on with their jobs.
Editor of Politics.co.uk Ian Dunt
tweets: Snap verdict: Cameron 2 Miliband 1. Labour leader over-enthusiastic. The opportunities offered him by Maria Miller have been wasted #PMQs
Conservative MP Rehman Chishti urges the PM to discuss reform of Pakistan's blasphemy laws when Pakistan's PM comes to the UK later this month. Mr Cameron promises to do so.
The prime minister is flanked by two of the remaining women cabinet ministers and his new Culture Secretary Sajid Javid.
Conservative MP James Morris says investing in apprenticeships is vital for the economy. So does David Cameron.
Political journalist Iain Martin
tweets: "Westminster crisis bingo. Full house as Cam accuses Mili E of "playing politics" over Maria Miller. #pmqs
Alliance MP Naomi Long calls for a shared vision of the future among Northern Ireland's politicians. David Cameron says the sight of Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness at Tuesday's Windsor banquet was a sign of progress.
Independent on Sunday columnist John Rentoul
Conservative Jason McCartney says he is running the London Marathon, as is shadow chancellor Ed Balls. The PM jokes that he saw a newspaper picture of Mr Balls "in a curious pair of black leggings". He wishes all Sunday's runners - even his Labour nemesis - good luck.
ITV deputy political editor Chris Ship
tweets: Not sure Cameron handled that very well. But EdMili had an open goal - and I don't think he hit the back of the net #pmqs
Lib Dem Mike Thornton raises concerns about "ethnic cleansing" in Afghanistan. The PM says the country must be multi-racial and multicultural.
Labour's Jenny Chapman asks if anyone talked to Maria Miller about resigning. The PM says the House should respect her decision.
Conservative Mark Pritchard calls for the abortion term limit to be reduced to 22 weeks. David Cameron says the subject will continue to be a free-vote issue among MPs.
The SNP's Mike Weir asks which of the four Horsemen of the Apocalypse will descend on Scotland first if it becomes independent. The PM says he has an optimistic view of the continuation of the Union.
James Chapman, Daily Mail political editor
tweets: Cameron has dodged question of whether an 'emissary' told Maria Miller the game was up several times now #pmqs
David Cameron says Labour's running of the NHS in Wales has been "truly dreadful" and a "shambles".
Conservative MP Jake Berry praises the International Monetary Fund's upgrading of UK economic growth predictions. The PM says the country "is on its way back".
Asked about legal aid, David Cameron says costs must be reduced to get the deficit down.
Conservative David Nuttall says leaving the EU should become part of the UK's long-term economic plan. The PM disagrees. That ends this week's session.
On BBC Two's Daily Politics, Conservative Grant Shapps says it is his "understanding" that no one visited Maria Miller before she resigned to persuade her to go.
BBC Political Editor Nick Robinson says he believes someone from Downing Street went to see Maria Miller before her resignation. He has no doubt they had a conversation with the former culture secretary, telling her the situation was "pretty bad," he adds.
Labour's Chuka Umunna says that, once Maria Miller's error was compounded by her "perfunctory" 32-second apology to MPs, David Cameron should have made "some decisions".
Chuka Umunna tells the Daily Politics David Cameron allowed the Maria Miller controversy "to consume the government".
Tory chairman Grant Shapps says the easiest thing for David Cameron would have been for Maria Miller to resign, but that it was not his style. Mr Cameron prefers to keep ministers in their jobs so they can get on top of their briefs, he adds.
Tory Chairman Grant Shapps says everyone is "sick and tired" of the expenses scandal and the system has changed.
BBC Political Editor Nick Robinson said it was "quite bold" of the PM to defend the honesty and integrity of Parliament.
Tory chairman Grant Shapps defends the choice of a man, Sajid Javid, rather a woman to replace Maria Miller. He is the "best person" for the job, he adds.
Liberal Democrat party president Tim Farron
tweets: Enjoyed asking my PMQ & joining the elite Huppert club of getting chuntering from both left & right...I think that's the best place to be!
Labour leader Ed Miliband
tweets: A week on, a minister's resigned and still the Prime Minister doesn't seem to understand what Maria Miller did wrong.
London Mayor Boris Johnson, who offered his support for Maria Miller earlier this week, tells the BBC he is "sad" but her resignation will give everyone a "chance for peace and quiet".
It's been a very busy day. Maria Miller has resigned as culture secretary and has been replaced by Sajid Javid. Our live text coverage of the reaction to events is ending now, but you can continue to follow events on the BBC News Channel and the BBC News website.


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