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Mary Michael hails from a small town west of Fort Worth, Texas. At five years old she had her first experience with the stage, playing "Lamb Chop" in THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS at Casa Manana Playhouse. Although she remembers wetting herself during the performance, the experience was the start of her journey as an artist. Mary Michael's mother put her in dance classes at a young age, and she fell in love with expressing herself through movement. She desperately wanted to be a professional ballerina, but when puberty hit, Mary Michael saw she was built more like a gymnast than a ballerina. Determined not to be discouraged, she added voice lessons to the list of extracurricular activities, and attended training programs during the summer months, such as Debbie Allen's Dance Intensive and Broadway Theatre Project.
After graduating High School, she went to the University of Michigan and received her Bachelor's degree in Musical Theatre. While at school, she worked as a Teacher's Assistant at the local pre-school, directed and choreographed OKLAHOMA! and FOOTLOOSE for Pioneer High School, and performed in numerous University Productions. After graduating from UofM, Mary Michael learned how to lie her way into a waiting job at an Italian restaurant, how to nanny a family of four boys, and all the while audition.
After eight exhilarating months in the big city, Mary Michael was given the opportunity of a lifetime. She made her Broadway debut with the Roundabout Theatre Company's Revival of ANYTHING GOES. During the run she had the good fortune of performing the role of Hope Harcourt numerous times. Mary Michael also had the chance to play Liesl in THE SOUND OF MUSIC benefit concert at Carnegie Hall, and Kathy Selden at Music Theatre of Wichita. In her free time, she enjoys practicing Yoga, writing poetry, brewing kombucha, watching documentary films, and reading. Mary Michael looks forward to the many blessings that this wonderful life is sure to bring.


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Postgame Quotes: No. 13 NC State vs. No. 2 Notre Dame
March 2, 2014
Recap | Box Score | Photo Gallery
Head coach Wes Moore
Opening Statement:
I'm disappointed in our defensive effort in the second half. You can't give up 48 points and expect to compete. It puts too much pressure on your offense, especially right now as we go through this adjustment stage of playing without Myisha [Goodwin-Coleman] and [Lakeesa Daniel]. We just can't afford to let people put up those kind of numbers. We're going to have to do a better job defensively and on the boards and taking care of the basketball too. I thought early in the year we did a better job at that. Today, we got a little sloppy at times. It's hard right now, because you're a competitor and you don't want to lose, period.
At the same time, I'm proud of these kids and what they have accomplished. I always say, you erase the board at this point. The conference tournament is a new season and we have a new opportunity come Friday.
On Natalie Achonwa's game that caused so much trouble:
On what the seniors mean to this team:
Senior forward Kody Burke
"It is really hard to pinpoint one (role model). I would definitely say that this year this team has been my role model. They all step up to the plate and give it their everything. I am just really thankful for this year. I learned a lot about myself just through them."
"I couldn't be more proud. Obviously we aren't first in the ACC, but we just exceeded all expectations and we have a brand new season coming up and a chance to make a statement in this post season."
"I would say Notre Dame has athletes. They shoot and they are a very smart team, almost the total package. Usually teams we play are either very athletic but weren't as effective shooters or vice versa, but Notre Dame is a tough team."
"With our push defense we are supposed to deny the high post and Achonwa did a good job of flashing to the top of the key which I had to deny and she went back door so she had easy lay ups that way. So she is a very smart player and knows how to find the open areas."
"Legacy, history and just a great family atmosphere. One of the reasons why I choose to come here and every time I walk through that gym I just reminded of how much women's basketball is appreciated and the history made in Reynolds Coliseum.
"It's touching. We put a lot of blood sweat and tears into this gym. It is emotional."
Senior center Markeisha Gatling
(in the first half) "We were just knocking down our shots and executing plays. We were getting great looks."

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Artists Alice Cooper, Cher, Satanic Warmaster
May 21, 2011
Love is complicated. 9 tracks including music by Alice Cooper, Bonnie Tyler, and Cher.
Bring On The Wrath by rodiel
Grrr! Soundtrack to smashing shit.
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Preparing to depart, I have to forgive her.
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"He's out. Going home," wrote Eddie Varon Levy in a tweet.
Florida Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen confirmed in a statement Friday night that Hammar had been released. She also said he was "back safely in the United States."
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Amber was featured in one of our real vegan proposals and we asked her to share with us… what happens after the ring? She'll be giving us regular updates on what it's really like to plan a vegan wedding in Kansas City.
I always knew I wanted to get married. Although I wasn't wedding-obsessed by any means, I certainly had numerous daydreams and conversations with girlfriends over the years about what my wedding someday might be like—unique and memorable, with lots of friends and great (atypical) music. I've always envisioned it being the party of the century, in a gorgeous location with swanky décor and (of course) mouthwatering vegan food. All I had to do was get engaged someday, and the details would all fall into place…right?
After more than two years together, my boyfriend Matt proposed to me last October over a fancy ten-course vegan dinner. I'd never dared to imagine what it might be like to be proposed to (how can one ever know?), but after it happened, I immediately realized the mountain of work we now had in front of us.
I started out very well-organized and with plenty of initiative. Within just a couple weeks, Matt and I were discussing dates and touring venues. I contacted caterers and cake bakers. We drew up a budget and a guest list. I was on the ball! I knew that with the publication of my cookbook happening in early 2012, it was best to make our wedding plans ASAP.
It didn't take long for us to pick out a brand new venue on the 8th floor of a historic building in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, with panoramic views of the skyline and a stunning rooftop balcony in the works. Since they were such a new venue and hadn't even opened yet – construction was still wrapping up – their schedule was wide open, and we had no trouble selecting the June 2012 date we wanted. Everything was proceeding swimmingly!
We had numerous meetings and correspondences with the venue over the course of a few weeks, ironing out details like price, schedule, equipment inclusions, and so on. We were all set to go in and sign a contract once and for all, right after we got the alcohol situation arranged. I emailed my contact the list of vegan wine selections they'd requested, and asked if they were free the next day for us to come in and sign the contract, which had already been finished and emailed to me. Although I'd been hearing back from them promptly all along, I never got a reply that day.
Or the next day.
Or the next week.
Or the next month.
To be continued…
Amber Shea Crawley is a linguist, chef, and author specializing in healthful vegan and raw food. Known for her flexible recipes and friendly voice, she was classically trained in the art of gourmet living cuisine at the world-renowned Matthew Kenney Academy, graduating in 2010 as a certified raw and vegan chef. In 2011, she earned her Nutrition Educator certification at the Living Light Culinary Arts Institute. Her first cookbook, Practically Raw, is now available for preorder. Amber blogs at AlmostVeganChef.com.
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Hi Amber! Can't wait to read the rest of your story.
Hi Dee – thanks! Part 2 will be up in just a couple weeks.
Oh, the suspense! I hope everything worked out okay…
Ooh, the suspense, indeed! 😉 Thanks Nicole!
Totally waiting for the part about you choosing your FAVOURITE BRIDESMAID OF ALL TIME. Far more important than a venue, clearly. 😉
Excellent idea for a future post! "How I culled my wedding party from the worldwide blogosphere." 😛
Oh, my–what a bummer. I can't wait to hear how it all worked out for you!
"Bummer" doesn't tell the half of it! Part two coming up soon…


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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Aberdeen Global Income Fund, Inc. (NYSE MKT: FCO) (the "Fund"), a closed-end fund, today announced that it paid on December 14, 2012, a distribution of US $0.07 per share to all shareholders of record as of November 30, 2012.
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The following table sets forth the estimated amounts of the sources of the distribution for purposes of Section 19 of the 1940 Act and the Rules adopted thereunder. The table has been computed based on generally accepted accounting principles. The table includes estimated amounts and percentages for this distribution and for the cumulative distributions paid fiscal year to date (11/01/2012 - 11/30/2012), from the following sources: net investment income; net realized short-term capital gains; net realized long-term capital gains; and return of capital. The estimated composition of the distributions may vary from month to month because the estimated composition may be impacted by future income, expenses and realized gains and losses on securities.
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Estimated Amounts of Fiscal Year to Date Cumulative Distributions per share (%)
Net Investment Income
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Net Realized Long-Term Capital Gains
Return of Capital
Total (per common share)
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Ridley Auto-Glide Old School 2006
2006 Ridley Auto-Glide Old School specifications, pictures, reviews and rating
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|Ridley´s designed a new Old School model that looks like something straight out of the sixties. Painted Wheels and matching handlebars. The options are endless and the look is your own.
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|Ridley Auto-Glide Old School
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|738.00 ccm (45.03 cubic inches)
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|622 mm (24.5 inches) If adjustable, lowest setting.
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|940 mm (37.0 inches)
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While attendees enjoy the second and final day of the Game Connect: Asia Pacific conference held on the Gold Coast which aims to inspire local developers in these tough times, news is flooding out that just nearby, a major Brisbane based studio is on the verge of collapse.
More troubling and credible reports concerning Krome Studios are currently spilling onto Twitter as well as into our comments areas, and if these new details along with the additional reports received yesterday relating to the Emergent agreement are true, then there is considerable cause for concern for what was once Australia's largest game development studio.
The rumours began with more drastic job cuts today (confirmed to be hitting both the remaining Melbourne and Brisbane studio), but it seems to be a lot more serious for the company than that.
The current report is that Krome Studios have let go of all remaining staff, including those in their base studio in Brisbane, and will be closing their doors on Monday. Some staff will be rehired as contractors to finish some remaining work.
The latest developments at Krome Studios ends a tumultuous twelve month period for the company which had started to dwindle down as the global financial crisis hit after having just reached a milestone of 400 employees.
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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Everone's redundant. Some will be re-hired on contracts to finish existing projects.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Have heard from a few people. Gone, baby, gone.
Writing an article
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
I'd like to write an article on the closing of Krome, in particular looking at the factors that led to its collapse (eg. Blade Kitten, the Australian economy, possibly the poor management practices mentioned in some of the other comments...?). I'm an outsider interested in the local dev scene and I'd like to develop an understanding of why companies exist on such a fine thread here in Australia.
Please email me at email@example.com. Feel free to be anonymous; if I do end up writing this article I will make sure that contributors' identities are protected.
Why not focus on 'non-entertainment' industries?
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
While I shirk from the term, 'Serious Games', it's a bit snappier than 'utilising games mechanics in non-entertainment industries'. But one way for local workers to possibly keep their skills worldclass, is to work on projects partnering with experts in Health, Education, Financial Services, Environment, Agriculture - or whatever - and see how experts from two disparate fields can work together to innovate and create cool (and possibly internationally marketable) original IP. In the next years, a lot of the stuff we do will involve ye olde games mechanics (eg. stroke rehabilitation using the Wii, teaching students at all levels by 'stealth' (as they play in classtime), simulations, of course, is a biggie too and loads more not even considered yet). It's going on all around, but as a country, we're not far behind - and we've certainly got the right skills locally to really make some in-roads into what will end up being a massive industry (infact probably bigger than the games industry itself because it'll involve all industry sectors). We've just got funding to investigate this through the Feds and State Govs - see http://cci.edu.au/post/the-interactive-skills-integration-scheme-isis. So, as a first suggestion, those of you who may be interested in getting involved in one major part of this - ie. 'Games for Health' - I encourage you to drop me a line at firstname.lastname@example.com and take it from there. Sad to read about Krome (and all the other dev cos) going belly-up, but massive other opportunities are out there...
huge opportunity beckons, Games for Health Australia
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Following up from Justin's post can I also emphasise the huge potential of the use of video games for non-entertainment purposes. You will have no doubt all heard about how much of an issue HEALTH is during the last election campaign (delivery of services to rural, regional and remote Australia etc). Health is a GROWTH INDUSTRY and worldwide represents a major headache for governments, ie how the hell do we build enough hospitals to deal with the health issues of an increasingly obese and aged society.
We are starting to see application of video game technology to dealing with many health issues (check out our Games for Health Australia group on Facebook for links). The trouble is, many off the shelf games aren't really appropriate for successful application to health. We have a great opportunity in Australia to bring together health researchers, health practitioners and health consumers with the video game developer community to build a homegrown video games that fit the bill perfectly.
At Neuroscience Research Australia we've already been able to convince the National Health and Medical Research Council that funding medical studies using video games (eg Dance Dance Revolution) is SERIOUS stuff. Mike Quigley from NBNCo is so impressed by the concept of using video games for health that he even donated his first year's salary (AUD$2M) to NeuRA to explore the possibilities of using exergames for stroke rehabilitation.
So I'd say that even though it might be desperate that companies like Krome are folding, the opportunity presents itself for game developers in Australia to take an international lead in this emerging area combining health and games. If any of you are interested in finding out more either get in touch with Justin or myself, Stu Smith (email@example.com) or join our Facebook group Games for Health Australia.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
will there be any money left to pay redundancies ?? that is a lot of people who are now out of a job.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Nice as the hand out may be, having no industry to support you long term is the real problem. There are very talented guys who got let go last year, and are still working as groundkeepers and bottle shop cashiers. It is really, really bad out there.
what redundancies? people in
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
what redundancies?
people in the layoffs last month didn't get any redundancies...
In court
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
The court hearing for the last lot of redundancy pay-outs is coincidentally also on Monday.
Court hearing? What court
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Court hearing? What court hearing? As someone as was made redundant earlier in the year - I wasn't aware of any court hearings... Please elaborate.
Fair Work Australia Court
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Fair Work Australia Court Hearing by teleconference Monday 9am Brisbane time, 10am Melbourne time to basically determine if redundancy pay is necessary for the Adelaide and Melbourne folk laid off in the previous round. Krome is QLD-based where there's no "safety net" Act to mandate redundancy pay if it's not in your contract so it took a while to wrap its head around the fact it needed to pay redundancy at all. I understand for the first two rounds, it paid redundancy because it was felt it was the "right" thing to do. Not so the third round, which spoke volumes for the dire straits Krome was in.
how did this go?
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how did this go?
I heard they had till today
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
I heard they had till today to provide evidence that they could not pay the Adelaide and Melbourne employees.
Any more updates?
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Any more updates?
updates on what? Walshy
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
updates on what? Walshy decided he'd had enough and was buggering off to the states with his awful girlfriend to set up shop in Seattle, leaving his employees to beg to the government's GEERS program to get their holiday and leave balances. Maybe. perhaps. In the fullness of time.
The company is dead apart from about a dozen left to finish up a few loose ends. Walshy getting married/green card on the 20th. If you ever go to the states, don't go to Blue Diamond Studios.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
I was asking about the outcome of the fairwork case. But this info is good to know! lol at walshy, he done well for himself. Hahahaha
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Well, all i can say is Sorry to Krome. And thanks for being such an integral part of the industry.
I hope all of you go to bigger and better things.
Whoa, as a former Krome
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Whoa, as a former Krome Employee let go in the redundancies last year I knew things were bad, but expected a small core of the team to survive. I guess that it just ultimately became too pointless trying to keep Krome around in its current form. Regardless of your views on Krome it is a sad day for the Australian games industry.
Same here
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I heard they had at least one project that was bringing in money, so I thought they'd be able to hold on to what little is left of the company.
But now it just seems like they're slowly (or quickly) dieing... :(
Wow, RIP Krome, another hit
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Wow, RIP Krome, another hit to an already under appreciated under supported industry in Australia, very sad to see
Well from what I understand
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Well from what I understand there's only one boxed game being developed atm at Krome (and milestones haven't been met/paid on that recently) the rest are downloadable or in the pitch phase.
It'll be interesting to see if they keep pouring money into Bladekitten.
Stimulus required
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
But the economy is in excellent shape, right? Y.. you mean.. The Government is LYING to me?
If you don't dig it out of the ground and sell it to China, this country isn't interested, apparently.
Good luck to the guys who are out of a job now.
The Australian economy is
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The Australian economy is going good, that's half the problem at the moment. For the most part the Australian economy being so strong has been a good thing, there are just certain industries like ours that are hit negatively.
We are an industry heavily reliant on money coming in from overseas. If the publishers overseas can't afford us, then there is not much that can be done.
How can any company survive?
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
How can any company survive? Except the indies
Zero funding or incentives to develop here
High Aussie$
Poor/zero management
Disgruntled workforce .not by their fault, but because they've invested so much of their lives. long hours etc all for nothing for employers who don't reward or appreciate them
CEOs who don't give a dam about games only the $$$$$$$ and have zero insight
Vale Krome
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Krome has employed hundreds of Australians and many international staff for many years, as well as prolonging the existence of the former Melbourne House/Atari studio in Melbourne by three years.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Yes..international staff...who did bugger all. The douche bags at the top will still admit they made good investments though.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
wow, what a completely uninformed ignorant comment, along with many others on this thread. as a general life rule, don't make comments unless u know what you're talking about.
ummm life is what you make of it....
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
i feel bad that people lost there jobs, but don't blame economy for this crap. And to the commentor that talks about people still working at bottle stores etc. Well they should do something about it and write games for app stores, if the gaming economy is crap then do something about it!
You only have yourself to blame...
Many are writing apps
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But how many can pay the bills doing that? It takes time to build a business, even a small one. And saying that people who once made a living in a grueling biz like console dev lack drive is clueless and insulting.
err, when you have a mortgage
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err, when you have a mortgage and a kids, you do what you gotta do to make ends meet pal. When the average iphone game make 700 dollars it's just not possible, unless you still live with your parents.


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- Mary Jo Brodzik, Senior Associate Scientist/Statistician. Provides research programming support in the areas of satellite data processing, glacier mapping, DEM generation and statistical methods for time-series trend analysis.
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- Siri Jodha Singh Khalsa, Research Scientist. Oversees DEM generation and evaluation, and assembles the MODIS snow cover product for use in the snowmelt runoff models and trend analysis.
- Adina Racoviteanu, Project consultant. Expertise in remote sensing and GIS for glacier change detection and mass balance monitoring, with an emphasis on mapping debris covered glaciers. Adina has extensive High Asia field work experience.
- Al Rasmussen, Project consultant. Expertise in glacier mass balance and hydrologic modeling. University of Washington.
- Bruce Raup, Senior Associate Scientist. Oversees the evaluation and use of existing and new outlines for derivation of glacier hypsometries, and ensures that new glacier outlines are inserted into the NSIDC GLIMS Glacier Database. Bruce has glacier field work experience.
- Karl Rittger, Associate Scientist. Brings an expert understanding of how spectral signatures can be applied to map and model snow and ice melt in satellite imagery.
- Alana Wilson, Graduate student. Collects and analyzes water samples; helps establish sampling protocols with South and Central Asian partners. Alana has fieldwork experience in High Asia.
- Ulyana Horodyskyj, Graduate student. Fieldwork will obtain spectrometer and other measurements with which to validate satellite derived albedo estimates and snow-cover maps. Ulyana has fieldwork experience in High Asia.


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Full detailed profile on Morgan Hollingsworth Played by Kristen Renton on Days of Our Lives Daytime Soap Opera.
Kristen Renton (Jill Johnson/JPI)
Birthday: September 28 1982
Morgan stands in the doorway of Bo's office. She asks he and Philip what they were talking about. They say it's just about Victor. Philp walks out with her. Morgan continues to worry about her father. He offers to take her to the sorority house. She doesn't want to be alone. He offers to take her to his place instead. Bo watches them, frustrated. Marlena catches him kicking his desk and asks what's wrong. He's got problems with a case but can't talk about it, especially to her. She offers to recommend someone then. He turns her down and walks over to his brother, reminding him that he is a suspect in Paul's disappearance and it's stupid for him to be hanging around his daughter. Philip wants to be there for Morgan. "If I find out that you and Victor played me..." Bo threatens. Philip protests his innocence again and walks off.
Philip brings Morgan to his mansion. She asks for a hug.
At the station, Abe tells Philip to wait outside while he talks to Morgan. After young Kiriakis is gone. Abe tells Morgan where they found her father's jacket. She assumes they think Paul has been killed. She goes out and tells Philip that everyone is convinced her father is dead. She just needs to know one way or the other. He stops her morbid rambling. She tells him about growing up with her father; she was always "daddy's little girl". He would never simply up and leave unless he was scared of something or someone. Philip holds her and tells her not to give up.
Morgan walks in on Roman and Abe planning to drag the river for her father's body. She's disturbed. Roman and Abe try to keep her calm. She begs them to find her father. Bo walks in for an update. Morgan leaves to call her mother. Philip mills around while Roman whispers to Bo, informing him on the situation, sure they will dredge up Paul somewhere. Bo takes his brother into the office to confront him. "You killed Hollingsworth!" he accuses. Philip repeats that he is no killer: He only threatened Paul in anger, that was all. Bo doesn't think so. On the tape, he sounded just like Victor: Icy and in control. "I know how much it cost you to do what you did," Philip says. They were never close and that's what makes this amazing. Bo says there is nothing he can do to make up for this. He rants about how much Victor ignores the law. Philip stands up for his father and what he's done for his family, including saving Bo's life. Philip repeats that he had nothing to do with Paul's death and if Bo hadn't believed that, he wouldn't have handed the evidence to Victor. Philip thanks him again but pithily tells him that what's done is done. Bo won't leave it alone. If it turns out that Philip is a killer, he will confess what he did and turn him in himself. When he opens the door, they see Morgan standing there.
Suddenly, Morgan arrives, to Kate's surprise. Philip gives her a hug and Kate excuses herself. Morgan is maudlin. He encourages her not to expect the worst and sits her down at the table. She shakes her head, still having no idea what could have happened to her father. She apologizes for constantly unloading this on him. Her phone rings: It's Abe asking her to come down and look at some new information. Philip leaps up at this. She asks him to come to the station with her.
Philip takes Morgan to see Abe at the station. Abe informs her that they have found her father's jacket and his ID. It was floating in the river. She chokes back her tears.
Morgan arrives at Salem PD. She doesn't want the money her father left. Abe tries to talk her into taking it but she asks for him to hold onto it until her father returns.
Marlena goes into Roman's office to discuss Sami. Roman tells a shocked Marlena that EJ is threatening to sue for custody of Johnny, and explains that EJ and Nicole had sex on the night of the blackout, while Lucas and Chloe did! Marlena is shocked and figures since Sami has played one man off each other, it was bound to happen. She blames herself for Sami growing up watching her torn between two men, but Roman interjects that Sami needs to take some responsibility. Abe interrupts and Marlena goes to get coffee while Abe tells Roman that Morgan refused to take the money that Paul left for her. She wants them to keep it until they find her. "If we find him," says Roman.
Abe comes out of Roman's office and Marlena asks after Theo. One day at a time, says Abe. Marlena tells him of a group session at the hospital for parents of Autistic children and Abe's interested. He admits he and Lexi had a good talk today. Marlena's happy to hear it. When Roman returns, he takes her back to his office.
Roman mentions a call from Statesville prison and Marlena admits surprise over Lucas risking it all. She's surprised that Sami still wants a chance with him and wonders how Sami feels about EJ. Roman's not sure but thinks she's better off without either man. Marlena wonders if they can help Lucas in order for Sami to have a chance to forgive him for his betrayal, and for their family to be whole. After much prodding, Roman agrees to try to help.
Back at the pub, Morgan arrives and she and Chelsea give Stephanie a going away present. A tam, adapter for the outlets and a French to English translator. Stephanie is touched and will miss them! Nicole comes into the pub, looking for Max about a wine order. Stephanie tells her he's gone but she can talk to Caroline. Nicole refuses to bother Caroline with the order and says she'll return. The girls find this fishy. Stephanie, Chelsea and Morgan give a group hug and Stephanie leaves. Daniel arrives and Morgan makes herself scarce. Daniel relays news about Victor and then they start kissing.
Meanwhile, Morgan and Philip arrive at a post office, with the card that was sent to Sloan, by accident. She worries about what's in the package as Philip comforts her. Morgan starts to panic that the people who harmed her father are there, watching her. She's glad he's there to protect her, but wonders if he should be here, considering Victor's in the hospital. Kate will call if there is any change, Philip says. When Morgan goes to collect the package, she is told that she's out of luck. They sent it already. She asks Morgan to contact the sender. Philip explains that Morgan's father disappeared and it's urgent that they get that piece of mail. He wonders if it hasn't been delivered yet. The mail clerk lets out a long, drawn out sigh and goes to the back to look. She finds it! Morgan signs for it and she and Philip thank her and leave. Philip appears nervous, on his way out the door.
Morgan and Philip arrive at the pub and Caroline's happy to hear that Victor is stabilized. She gets them coffee and Morgan still hasn't opened the package. She asks Philip to open it.
Hope and Ciara enter the pub and find out Morgan's there with Philip. Ciara goes off with Caroline when Bo arrives and they go to Morgan to tell her this package is part of an investigation. They need to take it. Philip rants that it's private mail but Bo shows them the warrant. Morgan understands, and is fine with the turn of events but Philip is worried. Hope tells him to leave, as this doesn't concern him and Bo, Hope and Morgan head to the station to open the package. Morgan's not sure she wants to know what's in the package.
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The travel website says its data shows the average round-trip domestic airfare, including tax, will be $415.
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Hyundai Signs MOU to Supply FCEVs to Europe
- Hyundai joins FCEV test project with Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland
- Hyundai to supply independently-developed FCEV
The Hyundai Motor Group signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with four Northern European countries to operate a test fleet of Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEV) in the European market, paving the way to showcase the company's competitiveness in eco-friendly vehicles.
The initial agreement was signed yesterday in Seoul, attended by Mr. Woong-Chul Yang, President of the Hyundai Motor Group's R&D Center, Mr. Lars Vargö, the Swedish Ambassador to South Korea, and other government and company officials.
"We look forward to demonstrating our advanced eco-friendly technology in Northern Europe, which has great hydrogen infrastructure," said President Yang. "This agreement will be a stepping stone for the Hyundai Motor Group to lead the FCEV market in Europe."
In Northern Europe, the supply of FCEVs and construction of refueling stations are carried out by an agency called `The Scandinavian Hydrogen Highway Partnership (SHHP),' which works closely with related agencies in Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Iceland.
FCEV is part of the Hyundai Motor Group's multi-faceted approach to become most fuel-efficient and eco-friendly automaker in the world. Under Hyundai's Blue Drive initiative, Hyundai has introduced a wide range of eco-friendly products and technologies, including hybrid vehicles and the BlueOn electric car.


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Biman Bangladesh Airlines has issued a request for proposals for two Boeing 777-200ERs on wet-lease.
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|Financial Accounting B
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|ACCT2011 or ACCT2001
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|1x2hr lecture and 1x1hr tutorial per week
|Mid-semester examination (30%), group presentations (10%), individual assignment (10%), and final examination (50%)
|This unit introduces students to accounting for investments in entities that are controlled, significantly influenced, or jointly controlled by the investor. The first part of the unit focuses on assessing whether an investment should be consolidated, the process of consolidation, the preparation of consolidated financial statements for corporate groups, including the treatment of goodwill, intra-group transactions and non controlling interests. Other aspects of group accounting, such as equity accounting, segment disclosures, related party disclosures, and accounting for joint operations are investigated. The first part of the unit concludes with a critical analysis of group accounting, including the outcomes of related processes, and the impact on users. The second part of the unit focuses on critically evaluating current issues in accounting regulation and practice, such as the politics of the standard-setting process, using accounting for financial instruments as a special case. Finally, voluntary disclosures for social and environmental reporting are considered. This unit aims to further develop students' written communication skills and critical and analytic skills within the context of corporate group activities.


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Dal Shabet members recently made a surprise visit to the set of the drama Ad Genius, Lee Tae Baek.
On February 22, the Dal Shabet members visited the drama set to cheer its member A Young on during her shoot.
A Young, who was unaware that they would be visiting, was said to have cried in happiness and showed her members around the set in excitement.
Not only did Dal Shabet cheer A Young on, the members gave out drinks to all of the staff members on set, encouraging and cheering them on for their hard work.
A Young commented, "It's my first time acting in a traditional drama so I was very nervous and I felt lonely being apart from the members of Dal Shabet because we always performed together."
She continued, "There was no hint of their surprise visit even this morning at our place. I had no idea that the members were coming today. I feel so encouraged and I feel like I can do better today for the shoot."
Dal Shabet responded, "We were concerned for A Young, but we are so proud to see A Young do well on the set. We wish the best for all the actors and staff of Ad Genius, Lee Tae Baek.
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For stays up to six months, U.S. citizens may enter St. Vincent and The Grenadines without a passport. U.S. citizens must carry an original document proving U.S. citizenship (a U.S. passport, certificate of naturalization, certificate of citizenship or a certified copy of a U.S. birth certificate). Photo identification, a return/onward ticket and/or proof of sufficient funds are also required. For further information concerning entry requirements, travelers can contact the Embassy of St. Vincent and The Grenadines, 3216 New Mexico Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20016, telephone (202) 364-6730, or the consulates in Los Angeles, New Orleans, and New York.
Petty street crime occurs. From time to time, property has been stolen from yachts anchored in The Grenadines. Valuables left unattended on beaches are subject to theft. Persons interested in nature walks or hikes in the northern area of St. Vincent should contact local tour operators and guides before going into such isolated areas because of limited police presence.
The loss or theft abroad of a U.S. passport should be reported immediately to the local police and the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate. U.S. citizens can refer to the Department of State's pamphlet, A Safe Trip Abroad, for ways to promote a more trouble-free journey. The pamphlet is available by mail from the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, via the Internet at http://www.access.gpo.gov/su_docs, or via the Bureau of Consular Affairs home page at http://travel.state.gov.
Medical facilities are available, but may be limited outside urban areas. Serious medical problems requiring hospitalization and/or medical evacuation to the U.S. can cost thousands of dollars or more. Doctors and hospitals often expect immediate cash payment for health services, and U.S. medical insurance is not always valid outside the U.S. U.S. Medicare and Medicaid programs do not provide payment for medical services outside the U.S.
While in a foreign country, U.S. citizens may encounter road conditions that differ significantly from those in the U.S. The information below concerning St. Vincent and The Grenadines is provided for general reference only, and may not be totally accurate in a particular location or circumstance.
Safety of Public Transportation: Fair to Poor
Urban Road Conditions/Maintenance: Fair to Poor
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Availability of Roadside Assistance: Fair to Poor
Vehicles travel on the left, and traffic approaches from the right. Roads are narrow, with steep inclines/declines throughout the island. Taxis and buses tend to be relatively safe, but the buses are often overcrowded. Vans are generally overcrowded and frequently travel at high rates of speed. Rural mountainous roads are the more dangerous areas for road travel. Night driving should be done with great caution and is discouraged in mountainous areas because the roads are not well marked, there are few, if any, guardrails, and the roads are often steep and winding.
The United States does not maintain an Embassy in St. Vincent and The Grenadines. U.S. citizens requiring assistance may contact the U.S. Embassy in Bridgetown, Barbados; telephone 1 (246) 436-4950. The Consular Section is located in the American Life Insurance Company (ALICO) building, Cheapside, Bridgetown; telephone 1 (246) 431-0225. Americans are encouraged to register at the Consular Section of the Embassy in Bridgetown and obtain updated information on travel and security in St. Vincent and The Grenadines and within the area.
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has assessed the government of St. Vincent and The Grenadines' civil aviation authority as Category 2 -- not in compliance with international aviation safety standards for oversight of St. Vincent and The Grenadines' air carrier operations. While consultations to correct the deficiencies are ongoing, St. Vincent and The Grenadines' air carriers are permitted to conduct limited operations to the U.S. subject to heightened FAA surveillance.