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The Licensing Act regulates four activities: the sale of alcohol; the supply of alcohol, (for example, in a members' club); regulated entertainment, such as live performances and; the provision of hot food or drink to the public after 11pm.
This Act aims to prevent crime and disorder and public nuisance and protect children and the wider public from harm.
The Government remains committed to tackling alcohol-related crime & anti-social behaviour. We are currently bringing forward proposals in the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Bill to rebalance the Licensing Act so that local communities and the police can address problems effectively, particularly late at night. Aside from the reforms set out in the Bill, we welcome your comments on any other aspects of the Licensing Act which could be made less burdensome.
You can find all the regulations that relate to licensing below to the left.
|Violent Crime Reduction Act 2006
Creates a new offence of persistently selling alcohol to children and gave courts additional powers to deal with this where it occurs.
|Licensing Act 2003
The Licensing Act came into force in November 2005 and applies in England and Wales. It regulates four 'licensable activities':
|The Licensing Act 2003 (Mandatory Licensing Conditions) Order 2010
Adds new mandatory conditions to premises licences that authorise the sale and supply of alcohol. These conditions are designed to: prohibit irresponsible promotions; require that a "responsible person" ensures that alcohol is not dispensed directly into the mouth; require that free tap water is provided to customers where it is reasonably available; and require that an age verification policy is in place in respect of the premises."
|The Licensing Act 2003 (Summary Review of Premises Licences) Regulations 2007
Under s.53A of the Act, a Chief Officer of police may apply for a summary review of a premises licence if the premises is associated with serious crime or disorder. This regulation sets out the detailed requirements of this process.
|The Licensing Act 2003 (Permitted Temporary Activities) (Notices) Regulations 2005
Temporary Event Notices (TENs) enable licensable activities to be carried out on an occasional basis for short periods. This regulation sets out the form of a TEN and various other details about the current process
|The Licensing Act 2003 (Fees) Regulations 2005
The 2003 Act gives the Secretary of State power to make regulations prescribing the amount of the fees payable to licensing authorities by a person making an application or giving a notice under the 2003 Act.
|The Licensing Act 2003 (Hearings) Regulations 2005
Sets out the details of the procedure to be followed at hearings including details of the timescales within which it must occur. Hearings result from a number of processes in the Act, representations from bodies such as the police, or from a member of the public such as a concerned local resident.
|The Licensing Act 2003 (Premises licences and club premises certificates) Regulations 2005
Sets out a large number of details about the process under the Act. For example, it sets out the form of a premises licence, of the 'blue notices' that must be displayed when applications have been made, and of the notice of review that must be issued by the licensing authority if there is to be a review of a premises licence.
|The Licensing Act 2003 (Personal licences) Regulations 2005
If a premises licence authorises the sale of alcohol, there are mandatory conditions that there must a "Designated Premises Supervisor" in respect of that premises, and that this person must hold a personal licence; and that every sale of alcohol under the licence must be made or authorised by someone who holds a personal licence. This regulation stipulates a number of details about applications for personal licences, including the form on which the application must be made.
Tell us what you think should happen to these regulations and why, being specific where possible:
- Should we scrap them altogether?
- Could their purpose be achieved in a non-regulatory way (eg through a voluntary code?) How?
- Could they be reformed, simplified or merged? How?
- Can we reduce their bureaucracy through better implementation? How?
- Can we make their enforcement less burdensome? How?
- Should they be left as they are?
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David Weston of the Bed & Breakfast Association said on May 20, 2011 at 9:18 pm
We strongly support the various comments calling for a streamlining and simplification of the copyright licensing regimes, which are fragmented, confusing, overlapping and onerous. On alcohol licensing, we support the Tourism Alliance's call for a "de minimus" approach to ease the burden for very small distributors of alcohol such as small B&Bs serving to guests, or flower shops selling bouquets with champagne, etc.
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Sara Strawson said on May 20, 2011 at 7:41 pm
My first comment is about entertainment which I can see provides a wide range of comments. Whereas I can see that some public places can be a nuisance if music is blaring out until the early hours on a regular basis, it is outrageous that venues can be closed by one or two new neighbours. This is akin to someone moving to the end of a runway at a local airport and then complaining about the noise. In Norwich this has happened. Venues, which have been used for years have been closed, or threatened with closure, by people moving in to housing nearby. The licensing laws for entertainment should be relaxed, or at least the whole scenario should be looked at thoroughly before a venue is closed. Consideration for the local residents is essential but pubs are also businesses and in the present economic climate are trying many different ways to keep going.
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Jonathan Nelsey said on May 20, 2011 at 5:39 pm
The ongoing disparate pricing between licensed operating premises and the supermarkets make a mockery of the licensing laws! Cheap alcohol fuel up and transference of the blame for the repercussions on yo one of the oldest and most earnest industry's in the UK has to stop. As ever the world looks on at the foolish mistakes others make and wonders how we with our unique cultural heritage of pins and inns can continue to punish the effect and not examine the true cause. we shall one day teach our children of the coaches stopping at the Inn only to find their true value is list that: part of our forgotten past.
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J Paveley said on May 20, 2011 at 10:33 am
Violent Crime Reduction Act. The introduction of ADZ's was ill-considered and has not worked. The proposal to replace them with a Late Night Levy repeats the failure becuae such measures don;t just target the causers of issues but all those traders in the catchment even if they are impeccable. For instance, a lovely village pub I know can trade to 1pm on Friday and Saturday without any issue, and could risk being caught up in a LNL arrangemnt. Scrap ADZ's and don't introduce the LNL. Also change the offence for selling alcohol to under 18's to a qualification of intent to sell to underage. Draconian penalties were introduced for selling to under-18's, and even the best managed pubs can be conned by some under-age consumers – there is some very good counterfeit ID out there. There shoudl be a higher standard of proof that a license holder is not taking reasonable measures to ensure under-18's aren't served. Finally, those under-18's seeking to be served are never prosecuted – crazy! Under 18's seeking to be served should be proecuted as they are the prime causers of a breach of the law.
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Carole Paish said on May 19, 2011 at 5:04 pm
It is ridiculous that licensed premises can get a temporary event notice, which overrides all their licensing restrictions, which were given after a court hearing. If they want they can have 12 events of 3 days and nights continuous music noise and drinking and the council cannot take any action, nor the police.
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Tom Pegg said on May 20, 2011 at 9:06 am
There is already a mechanism in place to stop this
A copy of each TEN application is sent to the police, alongside the council licensing team. The police then have 48 hours make an objection to stop any events taking place.
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Paul Cartwright said on May 20, 2011 at 5:24 pm
The number of times a TEN may be given in respect of any particular premises is 12 times per calendar year but subject to a maximum aggregate duration of the periods covered at any individual premises is 15 days.
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Adrian D. Greason-Walker said on May 19, 2011 at 4:51 pm
Copyright licensing: Accommodation businesses are finding it increasingly difficult to comply with copyright legislation when providing entertainment and communication facilities for customers. Customers' expectations are increasingly diverse and businesses now find themselves having to provide satellite TV movies on demand and internet access as a matter of course. Potentially the business could require a TV license; the performing rights society license; phonographic performance license and the film banks license. Each of these licenses has a different fee structure based on the usage of the Copyright material and the size of the property. This confusing situation is exacerbated by copyright holders contracting different firms to locate and build businesses that may require these licenses. We have had reports of these firms employing intimidatory tactics without any clear guidance available to accommodation providers or other tourism businesses as to what they actually require to comply with the appropriate legislation/ payment structures and who, and how much, should be billed.
We believe there needs to be a central copyright billing and licensing service that is regulated by an ombudsman that could arbitrate on complaints/appeals if required.
The licensing act 2003: This is a case where one size does not fit all. With the introduction of this act we saw the licensing fees for small businesses with very low alcohol sales rise from £30 for three years to over £250 per year in many cases. The fees along with the paperwork have meant many small operators giving up their licenses. Alcohol was usually supplied as a service rather than a source of income in its own right, it was a means of providing added value to a service, but the increased fees now mean that the visitor is effectively deprived of this. We suggest that there should be a separate category of license required for businesses with very low alcohol sales. All this would require is that the business registers with the local licensing authority who will exempt the requirement for staff serving alcohol to be licensed. In the case of abuse of this position, if a complaint is made against the business and upheld the business would be required to obtain a full license.
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Stephen Hammerton said on May 19, 2011 at 1:45 pm
We own and operate caravan parks.part of the premises are licensed for alcohol, entertainment and gambling (bingo)similar information is required for each of the purposes and, in some cases, it is completely disproportionate to the scale of the operation or the risks involved. Completion of an application requires the production of a series of meaningless platitudinous statements that are of little relevence to the pupose of the operation. There are alos numerous annual fees due fo nothing other than a rubber stamp licence renewal.
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Tracy Lea said on May 19, 2011 at 12:28 pm
Until the Government include the Supermarkets in the responsible sale of alcohol to customers then they will have to cover the extra expense of the the consequences of "binge drinking" by e.g. the police and NHS as people get drunk at home on cheap booze before they go out. This evidence has been well recorded in documentaries and news programs etc. The Government is strangling businesses when it promised to help unburden them. Pubs are closing by a high rate every week and communities are losing out espcially if they have alreadt lost their post office and village shop as well.
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Roger Gall said on May 18, 2011 at 11:12 pm
Re the question posed about whether we think general safeguards are adequate:
It is only sensible that huge public gatherings on temporary sites may still require some measures which reflect the real risks being presented, like the measures in place for major football games in large stadiums -measures that are not thought necessary for small-scale matches on every recreation ground and school.
The public's interests are already ensured by a range of other existing legislation, in premises where they gather, like pubs, clubs and schools. If this legislation is not thought adequate to serve this function, it is this legislation which needs to be addressed. As long as the number of people attending is limited to the physical limitations of these permanent premises – the public's interests are already ensured. And whatever activity the public may be involved in, is a matter for only for them and not for employees of the local authority to decide.
However, whatever we may think, it is already clear that Parliament must be of this view. This is would be evidenced even if the Licensing Act 2003 contained only one exemption to the general requirement for additional entertainment licensing. In fact the Act already contains many exemptions, where Parliament must already be satisfied that the prevailing general safeguards are perfectly adequate.
As the LGA Group lobby are not maintaining that the Act's existing exemptions are threatening the public's interests – we should not expect them to be scare-mongering and making this claim over any new exemptions or proposals. The unnecessary and increased licensing burdens which were introduced to place under local authority control just about every activity of the public, can now be safely removed.
Legislation which deems the provision of any live music in a pub to be unsafe without additional entertainment licensing permission but deems the same music not to require this and to be safe when the same music is played from a moving road vehicle – is urgently in need of nothing less than being confined to the rubbish bin.
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Juliet Williams said on May 18, 2011 at 5:51 pm
B & B's should be allowed to serve wine or a lager with evening meals with out licence but with common sense, which we all had in the first place
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Darren Moore said on May 18, 2011 at 7:29 pm
Makes perfect sense Juliet. Common sense is all that we need in most situations.
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Robin Clough said on May 19, 2011 at 11:00 am
Proportionality. Small b&bs should not have to apply for licence to serve alcohol to diners. Put it the othe way round that upto say 10 covers no licence required, but the police able to apply for an order to stop sale of alohol if irresponsible behaviour reqired. Doubt whether in a year in uk any such order would be applied for.
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Mike Arnold said on May 18, 2011 at 2:21 pm
I work as a licensing consultant both for the private sector and licensing authorities. The Licensing Act 2003 needs a radical simplification. There is a great deal of repetition between club and premises provisions. There are anomalies such as premises licences not being able to be cancelled other than by the holder of the license which has led to building sites still holding licenses long after the licensed business has failed and been demolished. The prescriptive time scales for the various functions of the Act take no account of the needs of small businesses and small licensing authorities where resources are limited. Temporary events notices need to be more flexible should we really be refusing a party for a 90th birthday because the organiser did not know the lead in times for notification. Indeed should events like this be licensable. There are a range of apparently random exemptions – why Morris dancing, why carols at a service but not otherwise? The hearing regulations should be consolidated into the main legislation and simplified. There are many other examples but these are a good example of regulation written without any knowledge of how either the trade or regulators operate in practice and are more concerned with process than outcome. There is then the complication of the on line application system through ELMS which takes a huge resource to set up and maintain and is little used by business because of the overcomplicated (and slow) process involved in making an application.
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Roger Gall said on May 18, 2011 at 8:56 am
Cultural considerations -v- Entertainment Licensing.
LACORS guidelines for Licensing Committee Hearings advise that cultural considerations 'will always be subservient to the Licensing Objectives'.
It can be seen how some Licensing Authorities may view such guidelines as a green light to reach and justify a position where cultural and indeed all of a council's other responsibilities towards the public are always subservient to so-called licensing requirements. I will demonstrate here a local situation where this is the case.
But in reference to Cultural Strategies, the S 182 Guidance to the Licensing Act 2003 clearly states:
13.58 Care will be needed to ensure that only necessary, proportionate and reasonable licensing conditions impose any restrictions on these events. Where there is any indication that events are being deterred by licensing requirements, statements of licensing policy should be re-visited with a view to investigating how the situation might be reversed. Broader cultural activities and entertainment may also be affected.
There can be little doubt that many events and cultural activities are being deterred by so-called licensing requirements and also that very few, in any, are subsequently subject to the required review process (above).
But how many of these conditions and restrictions being imposed, as so-called local licensing requirements, can be actually justified as being necessary to enable Licensing Authorities to follow, the Act's very worthy Licensing Objectives?
The following is an example of what was (and still is) accepted by the Local Government Ombudsman as being my "Council's view" on the Act's exemption for the performance of live music or the playing of recorded music that is incidental. This despite the fact that there was no evidence of this advice and so-called licensing requirement, being presented to or endorsed as policy by any council committee and that this advice deterred a participatory folk music session from re-starting under the benefit of this exemption. This session was one that this council had prevented earlier under the previous legislation, for lack of the then Public Entertainment Licence (PEL).
She [Bridget Downton] enclosed information available and commented on the Council's view of what constituted incidental music. This was considered to be; music that could take place without an audience, music that would not be advertised or held on a regular basis: and music that would not be amplified. She added that the Council's preference was not to apply 'a one size fits all' approach and to consider each case on its merits and to advise licensees accordingly.
This so-called licensing requirement was advised in a letter dated 5 May 2006. Despite the passage of time, the issuing of a document containing new advice on this exemption from LACORS in September 2009 and considerable effort to try and get it changed to something more sensible – the position locally, as regards this so-called licensing requirement, remains the same.
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English Association of Self Catering Operators said on May 17, 2011 at 11:31 pm
EASCO would support a change to the Licensing Act that would allow a light-touch approach to extremely low volume sales of alcohol. Where for example the owner of a holiday cottage wishes to offer a welcome pack to guests including a bottle of wine, this may represent a supply of no more than a few dozen bottles in a year and as such the process of alcohol licensing is an excessive regulatory burden for such small-scale alcohol supply. There are other situations in which very low-volume supply of alchohol poses no threat to public safety or order whatsoever and we believe that these completely harmless supplies of alcohol should be removed from the licensing regime altogether or alternatively replaced with a simply declaration procedure of a similar type to that appertaining to Temporary Events.
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Gavin Scott said on May 17, 2011 at 6:37 pm
With regard to live music regulation: I've noticed a few references to 'un-amplified' or 'acoustic' music. I think it would be wrong to differentiate between acoustic and amplified music, bearing in mind that acoustic music could include a military band, a drum kit or seventy-six trombones! Amplified music could be as innocuous someone playing a keyboard through its own internal speakers in a venue that doesn't have a piano, or a jazz guitarist providing some background music in a restaurant.
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Roger Gall said on May 17, 2011 at 9:00 pm
These are good points. It is wrong for any music which is not really likely to be a noise concern in practice, to be prevented or limited in advance of a note being played, only on the grounds that it MAY present a noise concern.
This is why the correct legislation to address noise emanating from all sources, should be used to deal with the problem of noise, where and if it occurs. And why the blanket application and advance measure of additional entertainment licensing is NOT the correct legislation to deal with noise and should be scrapped.
For currently – where there is a noise concern which is emanating from licensed or unlicensed music – it is noise legislation as contained in the Environmental Protection Act which will deal with them both.
So what role (other to confuse the issue) has the Licensing Act 2003 to play as regards noise? Whether emanating from amplified live music, from non-amplified live music or from the playing of recorded music (which is all amplified) – the important thing is that the public are protected. Council employees have the training to measure and deal with this – they do not have the training to decide for us which label is applied to what music, which then determines how it is treated, but this is the role they are currently expected to play under the Licensing Act 2003.
An example of this is the LACORS Advice For Licensing Authorities About Incidental Music. Published in Sept 2009. This contains such gems as advertising that the name of the musican would exclude qualification for this exemption, as would the the seating facing one way. Stand-comedy acompianied by a pianist would qualify as exempt but a singer/pianist supported by a stand-up comedian would not…..I jest not and there is more such nonsense, which is why this exemption has not been of any practical benefit.
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Barry Slasberg said on May 17, 2011 at 5:58 pm
For my organisation, Working Men's Club & Institute Union Ltd, the objectives of the Licensing Act have been enshrined in our ethos and constitution for almost 150 years. The act has not changed us one jot other than to line the pockets of Local Authorities with ever incresing fees through ever increasing regulation. We have self-policed effectively and would be able to continue to do so unhindered by outside legislation. The answer could be the scrapping of the act for organisations such as ours and the introduction of a much simpler and user friendly"Clubs Act" This act would cover all matters relating to private not for profit clubs including licensing. if Government had the power to properly regulate the off trade and use our movement's model on alcohol consumption, the answer to the binge drinking culture would be in sight. Red tape and excessive fees to fund it solves nothing.
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Lillian Adams said on May 17, 2011 at 5:32 pm
Remove all alcohol licences from food shops, supermarkets and general stores. Return the sale of all types of alcohol to pubs/bars/hotels and premises of that nature for 'on' sales and to public houses and specialist off licenses for 'off' sales. This would preclude the use of alcohol sales as 'loss leaders' and promote resposibility in these sales which is not provided by supermarkets and the like.
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matthew Burns said on May 17, 2011 at 10:38 am
i run a town center pub in east yorkshire i found that not many venue's have problems when they serve alchol up to midnight the problems come when venues serve alchol to the early hrs of the morning . If anything being able to purchase alchol up to midnight stop's the binge drinking we use to get when 11pm was last orders. The other problems i have found are that the council's licencing officers are not as good as the ol police licencing officer being pulled up for three empty bottles on my door step which would be cleaned up by myself or staff members would have never happened .
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Peter Holt said on May 16, 2011 at 5:02 pm
We hire our small village hall to many different types of groups. Some want to serve alcohol or present a play or stage a music concert etc. The Licensing Act puts restrictions (often based on very old regulations that have been carried over into the Act when it was set up) that make it difficult and expensive to operate this community facility. We are restricted to only 12 occasions in a year when a 'Temporary Event Notice' for the sale of alcohol at parties, dances and concerts is permitted. This restriction should go and along with it the need to 'regulate' local Drama, Dance clubs etc when they want to put on a show for the locals.
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Karen Woolley said on May 16, 2011 at 4:35 pm
The licensing Act makes it far too difficult for someone like myself to consider even offering alcohol to my guests. I run a small 2 bed B&B 5 miles from the nearest pub, restaurant and off licence, and I offer evening meals to my guests. They find it hard to believe that I cant even give them alcohol/wine with their meals, offer it as a gift in their rooms or sell them wine as it would be far too costly and beaurocratic for me to even attempt to apply for a license. I may only have a dozen guests a month eating in so surely consideration for small establishments to offer or sell alcohol/wine with meals in a controlled environment could be considered without mountains of paperwork, CRB checks, court applications and costs to consider.


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moreDrawing on his extensive experience as a coach and world champion athlete, bestselling author Dan Millman reveals a path to success not only in sports but in any life endeavor that requires training and the integration of the body and mind — from golf and tennis to playing the piano. Body Mind Mastery is a revised and updated edition of Millman's classic The Inner Athlete and includes a brand new Peaceful Warrior warmup, with photos and instructions on creating a daily exercise routine from Millman's principles, as well as a new section on the aging athlete. Through personal experience, as well as anecdotes from teaching and coaching at such schools as Stanford, U.C. Berkeley, and Oberlin College, Millman directs the reader through the detailed process of attaining the optimum performance of body and mind, where "our minds are free of concern or anxiety, focused on the present moment; our bodies relaxed, sensitive, elastic, and aligned with gravity; our emotions free-flowing expression, uninhibited, spontaneous." Body Mind Mastery includes overview chapters on developing mental, emotional, physical talent; practical chapters on training, competition, and the evolution of athletics; and Millman's exploration of natural laws that govern mental and physical training. It is a seminal book that examines the psychology behind the search for athletic excellence, and shows anyone how to improve skills, accelerate learning, and unleash athletic potential. The skills it teaches are applicable in sports and daily life — transforming training into a path of personal growth and discovery. less
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Gene therapy for colorectal cancer by an oncolytic adenovirus that targets loss of the insulin-like growth factor 2 imprinting system
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1 Central Laboratory, Nanjing First Hospital, Nanjing Medical University, Nanjing, 210006, Jiangsu Province, China
2 Department of Life Sciences, Nanjing Normal University, Nanjing, 210046, Jiangsu Province, China
3 Department of Medicine, Stanford University Medical School, Palo Alto, CA, 94304, USA
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Molecular Cancer 2012, 11:86 doi:10.1186/1476-4598-11-86Published: 21 November 2012
Colorectal cancer is one of the most common malignant tumors worldwide. Loss of imprinting (LOI) of the insulin-like growth factor 2 (IGF2) gene is an epigenetic abnormality observed in human colorectal neoplasms. Our aim was to investigate the feasibility of using the IGF2 imprinting system for targeted gene therapy of colorectal cancer.
We constructed a novel oncolytic adenovirus, Ad315-E1A, and a replication-deficient recombinant adenovirus, Ad315-EGFP, driven by the IGF2 imprinting system by inserting the H19 promoter, CCCTC binding factor, enhancer, human adenovirus early region 1A (E1A) and enhanced green fluorescent protein (EGFP) reporter gene into a pDC-315 shuttle plasmid. Cell lines with IGF2 LOI (HCT-8 and HT-29), which were infected with Ad315-EGFP, produced EGFP. However, no EGFP was produced in cell lines with maintenance of imprinting (HCT116 and GES-1). We found that Ad315-E1A significantly decreased cell viability and induced apoptosis only in LOI cell lines in vitro. In addition, mice bearing HCT-8-xenografted tumors, which received intratumoral administration of the oncolytic adenovirus, showed significantly reduced tumor growth and enhanced survival.
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Competitors have accused the Fox network of "over-milking their cash cow" by adding more hours of Idol to its already-saturated Idol schedule each year. Of course, this criticism comes from networks that think America needs to view Deal or No Deal or CSI Whatever several thousand times a week. Considering the fact that Fox typically remains in last place among broadcast networks when Idol isn't on the schedule, you can't really blame them for pushing their "cash cow" for all it's worth, when it is.
Only, I have to ask "How much Idol is too much Idol?" Right now, I'm already dreading the prospect of watching Idol three times in one week, as scheduled in upcoming weeks. And I find their 90-minute episodes to be a bit "too much" already, filled with fluff and commercials (which I'm going to skip on my DVR anyway). And if you really think about it, couldn't we cut the result shows completely, skip the Seacrest-rejection-theatrics, and just find the results posted online somewhere?
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Adventures With Discovery Writing
George R R Martin talks about two archetypes for writers: Gardeners and Architects. The architect will plan and plot their story, knowing what happens to who from beginning to end before ever writing a single word. The gardener however will go in blind, knowing only the barest of details and discover the story as the write.
In truth, most writers sit somewhere between these two polar opposites. But the approaches are so vastly different that people usually identify with one extreme or the other.
I've always thought myself a gardener, although one that does a lot of thinking. I will have a good idea of the milestones of the story and the overall arcs of both character and story, but anything inbetween is up for grabs.
Thoughts For The Day
Disassociated thoughts rattling around my brain today:
New day job means my writing schedule is all over the place. There's a few things I've been working on, but nothing that feels productive. I've tried to at least keep the blog ticking along and I've also started writing a test scene for Refugee in first person but mostly I've been thinking about one of the secondary characters in Gods of the Wild Frontier.
Falling Off The Wagon
I took a netbook with me to SFX Weekender, and despite all the fun and merriment I still managed to get a thousand words a day done whilst there. I was really proud of that, felt dedicated to my craft, a "real" writer. Then I took an 8 hour journey home, had a day of sorting out major real-life issues the following day, got good news the day after that, and suddenly… I've not written anything on the novel for nearly a week. I know why it happened and feel there's good reason but still… Gah!
Persistence is so important in this industry and something every writer fails at from time to time. I used to think that because sometimes I never got round to writing every day or procrastinated, that I wasn't a real writer. But falling off the writing wagon happens, procrastination happens. It's picking yourself up, dusting yourself down and getting back on that proverbial horse that matters (although why you'd be on the horse if you had a wagon is beyond me!).
Anyways, I need to go write!
The Red Sands Of Gods
Gods continues to be an interesting process. If you're not aware, this is the first book I've attempted to write where I'm discovering the story as I go. It's a western fantasy with helicopters and spirit animals. There's part of me that felt as if the ideas needed to 'cook' for another couple of years, but I have to say that the results so far have been interesting.
The book is going pretty well and most importantly, the voyage of discovery is entertaining me even when it takes me in directions I'd never previously thought of.
Lack Of Focus
Today, I lack focus. I have 101 ideas.
Today the world holds infinite possibilities; unfortunately infinite time does not come with it.
Today I want to create an anthology, start a fantasy fiction magazine, write an adventure game, put together a writer's portfolio, write a comics script and do a few non-fiction articles. I have to keep telling myself that ideas are fine but I need to have priorities. So in the back of my mind I'm labelling these with a time commitment, with a view to picking off the low hanging fruit.
I've also been thinking of digging up a few old short stories, sprucing them up a bit and sending them out once again. It's not the inevitable rejections that bother me, just the trying to find suitable markets for stories that don't seem to sit nicely in genre boundaries and aren't arty enough to fit those publications that like cross-genre. I just want to tell good stories.
But in the midst of all this indecision and big ideas I'm continuing work on Gods which continues to be an unusual experience. It's carrying on in the background, almost half forgotten, and it's still very much a story I'm not sure where it's going. The word count is surprisingly high but I don't think it waffles too much. This will still probably need a tighter edit than other things I've written but I'm enjoying the freedom of discovering where the story is taking me.
NaNo Update
Sometimes real life gets in the way.
It's safe to say that NaNo hasn't been going well. And yet, I guess it has. I had bold plans, grand ambitions, and then like the monster at the end of the movie that *isn't* quite dead, work problems raised their ugly head again and sent me into a downward spiral.
There's a lot I could write about how I've been feeling the last couple of weeks, but I don't think now is the time for public discussion. But needless to say I've found myself withdrawn.
I don't want you thinking that it's bad news though. These are just rough waters before the calm, they have to be weathered. And throughout it, I have continued to write – maybe only a couple of hundred words here and there, but writing nonetheless.
And with me so preoccupied with being some place other than here, the day to day artistic insecurities have gone into the background. I often say that my writing is best when it is almost transparent to me.
Of course, entering this project having no real idea where it is going is a new experience for me, one that does not suit the daily goals of NaNo but also a project without expectations. This allows me to play. The draft is already messier than my previous novels, and a complete rewrite will be required for just about everything. The story grows and expands before my eyes and I'm still not sure what I will have at the end.
I'm excited to find out.
Playing with Process
When I decided that I would take my writing seriously – really try and make a go of it – I decided that I would always take risks, that I would never play it safe. For the most part, I'm glad I did that. I probably didn't realise it at the time, lost in the mists of self-doubt, but I had a strong sense of who I was and where I wanted to sit in the market.
Keeping true to that means I sometimes get wracked with self-doubt. I'm quick to self-efface and sometimes people take it seriously. As a result, I question myself constantly.
#NaNoWriMo Day 2
Some days you have good days in NaNo, some days you have bad. Yesterday was a bad day for me. I woke up feeling mentally exhausted from day one, more so than I expected. Day 2 is also a day of doubts: did I pick the right project? Do I like these characters? Is this ever going to be any good?
I'm a person who likes to spend time on the first chapter, rewriting and rewriting until I've got the tone just so, but with NaNo there's no time to do that. So I found myself feeling uncomfortable with my prose and fighting an almost primal urge to go back, rewrite and reshape. Also, when it comes to visual description, I drastically under-write. This was acutely obvious to me as I tried to get yesterday's words done. I need to ignore this and fix it in the second draft, instead worrying about new words. Some days words come easy, some days they are like treacle. Yesterday was a treacle kinda day.
The result was that I barely made the daily target. How rubbish. I see some of my friends have almost caught me up – which is a fantastic spur to push on, not because I want to "beat" them, but because I know other people are going through this as well.
With hindsight, I really should have swapped projects as Thieving King's NaNo word count sits at 0 (though I do have some chapters written which don't count).
You live, you learn, you pick yourself up and you carry on. Busy day today so it too could be a challenge to get words done.
#NaNoWriMo Day 1
So the first day of NaNo went pretty well, with a 4000 word start. That's less than I would have liked but I started on Gods which I'm less familiar with and so was finding my way a little. I even found time to spend the evening raiding with my Warcraft guild. That's one thing NaNo has taught me… you need to sometimes take breaks, and I'm glad I did as I was pretty frazzled by the time I got to game.


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Over the past year, neighborhoods in Prospect, Kentucky have been affected in a variety of ways by changes in the real estate market. Driving these changes are three primary factors — low mortgage interest rates, high inventory and a limited number of qualified buyers. There remains in the area a perception that we are operating in a "buyer's market," however it is more complex than that simple description and it is critical that home buyers and sellers both understand the challenges that they face in the area where they plan to buy.
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Engraved Wooden Recipe Box and Recipe Cards - From the Kitchen of Design
LOVE this Engraved Wooden Recipe Box! It has a cute "From the Kitchen of" Design and they also have matching personalized recipe cards!
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Engraved Wooden Recipe Box! It has a cute "From the Kitchen of" Design and they also have matching personalized recipe cards!
Bridal Shower gift
This is such a great gift idea! Personalized Bamboo Cooking Utensil Set - Spoons & Spatula - perfect gift for foodies!
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These personalized treat bowls are just too cute! Great Christmas gift idea for the kiddos! You can personalize it with any name and any message!
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Create a special gift your little one will love with the Alphabet Animals Personalized Snack Bowl. Find the best personalized kid gifts at PersonalizationMall.com
Oil sharpies and bake. . Hand wash. Or cut vinyl like from a Cricut add to a recycled bottle for a cute kid gift.
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This is such a cute gift idea! It's the "Her Heart of Love" Personalized cookie jar - you can personalize it by adding all of the kids or grandkids' name to form the shape of a cute heart! It comes in different colors too - such a great gift idea for Mom or Grandma!
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Her Heart of Love Personalized Cookie Jar - Baby Gifts - Baby Gifts
Give that special woman in your life a gift they can cherish forever with the Her Heart of Love Personalized Cookie Jar. Find the best personalized ladies gifts at PersonalizationMall.com
Personalize your home with this decorative Her Heart of Love Personalized Cookie Jar. Find the best personalized entertaining and home gifts at PersonalizationMall.com
GREAT Gift idea for the cook of the house! It's a Personalized Bamboo Cutting Board that you can engrave with any message at the top and bottom! Love this unique gift idea!
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Personalized Bamboo Cutting Board that you can engrave with any message at the top and bottom! Love this unique gift idea!
Personalize your home with this decorative Family Name Established... Personalized Bamboo Cutting Board. Find the best personalized entertaining and home gifts at PersonalizationMall.com
Go-To Kitchen Tools for 2015 -
Cheese and Garlic Crack Bread (Pull Apart Bread) - RecipeTin Eats
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Cheese and Garlic Crack Bread (Pull Apart Bread) #yummy #food #cheese #bread #delicious #cheesegarlicbread #oven
Cheese and Garlic Crack Bread (Pull Apart Bread) #appetizer #gameday
Like garlic bread - but even better! Crack Bread, Stuffed Bread Recipe
CHEESE AND GARLIC CRACK BREAD (PULL APART BREAD) Like garlic bread - but even better!
Brilliant Food Hack! Brownie Bowl Sundays
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Mini Brownie Sundae Bowls :D
Dreyer's Super Sundae Brownie Bowl sometimes the simplest solution is really quite brilliant. Pour brownie batter into a muffin tin, spray the bottom of a second muffin tin and place on top of the batter, bake. Voila mini brownie cups!!
Brownie Bowl Sunday! Use this delicious trick for Brownie Ice Cream bowls. Get the kids involved with a fun, cheap and easy activity.
New ways to eat ice cream -- brownie bowls, cookie bowls, lemon and apple bowls! Even frost cupcakes with ice cream! #dessert #icecream #recipes
two muffins tins spray BOTTOM of one place on top of brownie filled tins bake.../Dreyer's Super Sundae Brownie Bowl: Here's an easy way to push your already extraordinary Dreyer's ice cream sundae over the top – a fresh-baked brownie bowl. And the best part? You don't have to wash the bowl since you get to eat it!
An irresistible combination of salty popcorn, sweet peppermint and rich chocolate. Sure to please any crowd!
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Chocolate Peppermint Popcorn Munch - Yellow Bliss Road Noen som vet hvor man får tak i CANDY CANE OREOS?? (Må smake det en gang!)
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An irresistible combination of salty popcorn, sweet peppermint and rich chocolate. Sure to please any crowd! | Christmas Desserts Sounds delicious!!
30 Handy Designs and Craft Ideas to Keep Homes Organized and Neat
Sliding Shelves, I really really need this, pegboard on the backside facing the stove for pots and pans, etc.
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A Slide-Out Pantry | Clever Kitchen Storage Ideas for Small Spaces
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Perfect for spice rack (at end of peninsula in our kitchen) Build your own extra storage! (DIY Canned Food Organizer) If we could remove the closet and add a pantry cabinet with pull-out trays, we would have room for this cabinet to store all of the canned goods.
I love this idea for a spice rack. Perfect for apartments and small kitchens! Got 6" of space? Create a sliding pantry!
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Bread and vegetable storage drawer I want in the pantry
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Smart Kitchen storage: Drawer Storage for Onions, Potatoes, Even Bread Kitchen Inspiration
Kitchen Ideas: bread bins and dry vegetable storage - in pull out pantry drawer
Bags be gone! These dry storage drawers beautifully organize pantry goods such as bread, onions and potatoes. Repinly Home Decor Popular Pins
Kitchen Drawer FOOD STORAGE : These dry storage drawers beautifully organize pantry goods such as bread, garlic and potatoes. #storage #cabinets
Roundup: 10 Drool-Worthy Kitchen Pantries » Curbly | DIY Design Community « Keywords: Roundup, organization, Kitchen, pantry
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Somewhat Simple: 20 GORGEOUS Pantry Ideas! Really good organization ideas, like a box for mixes and trash bag rollers.
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Somewhat Simple | 20 GORGEOUS Pantry Ideas! Really good organization ideas, like a box for mixes and trash bag rollers.
Pantry_Ideas: 20 PERFECT PANTRY IDEAS
Great Pantry ideas - TONS of storage ideas!
Kitchen Rules Wall Art Canvas Print - You can personalize it with your own "rules" so it says whatever you'd like!
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Healthy Fall Food- Pumpkin EVERYTHING. Yes, please!!! (;
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Great guide to healthy Fall produce, gardening, farmers market, food #infographic
Great guide to healthy Fall produce. Autumns food, diet, nutrition, healthy eating #fastsimplefit Like Us on: www.facebook.com/FastSimpleFitness
Healthy Fall (Autumn) food. I always try to get what is in season and fresh! This is a great guide to the healthy benefits of fall foods. #fall #nourish #nutrition #sbf
YUMMY!! Easy Bacon and Egg Bites, perfect for a sleepy Saturday breakfast. Heat oven to 350°F. Unroll dough, separate into squares, place on ungreased cookie sheet. Top each pizza with bacon, crack a fresh egg on top , sprinkle with basil leaves and cheese. Sprinkle with pepper. Bake 18 to 20 minutes until golden brown.
YUMMY!! Easy Bacon and Egg Bites, perfect for a sleepy Saturday breakfast. Heat oven to 350°F. Unroll dough, separate into squares, place on ungreased cookie sheet. Top each pizza with bacon, crack a fresh egg on top , sprinkle with basil leaves and cheese. Sprinkle with pepper. Bake 18 to 20 minutes until golden brown.
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BACON AND EGG CRESCENT SQUARES #Bacon #Eggs #Egg #Crescent #Recipes #Food #Breakfast
Easy Bacon Egg Breakfast Bites - 1 tube Pillsbury™ refrigerated crescent rolls 4 eggs 6 slices bacon 2 tablespoons Parmesan cheese Salt and pepper 1 tablespoon fresh chopped basil, parsley, or Italian parsley
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Bacon Egg & Crescent Squares. yum. nick and i ate these saturday morning before fishing and it was a perfect bfast!
Bacon and Egg Crescent Squares - Breakfast doesn't get much better than flaky, buttery Pillsbury crescents filled with eggs, bacon, and lots of flavor! #Recipe #Breakfast
Bacon Egg Crescent Squares. I don't usually use these crescent rolls, but this looks so tasty!
Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Cannolis | 23 Life-Changing Ways To Eat Chocolate Chip Cookies
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23 life changing ways to eat chocolate chip cookies including Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Cannolis!!!
Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Cannolis | 23 Life-Changing Ways To Eat Chocolate Chip Cookies #dessert #treat #recipe #sweet #recipes
S'moreos! | 27 Delicious Recipes To Try On Your Next Camping Trip
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Amazing SMOreos - 15 Oreo Dessert Recipes........
S' moreos! A yummy snack and genius idea!!!♡♡♡♡
S'MOreos!! Good Camping Treat...great for the beach YUMMY! #camping #food #desserts #kids #summer
Splendid idea for the ol' sweet tooth
"The Perfect Sweet Tea Recipe"- there is a secret ingredient! I've had a lot of really good sweet tea in my time so I'm a bit skeptical :) but I'll give it a try!
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Perfect Sweet Tea Recipe - there is a secret ingredient! No mason jars, but make a huge batch and put in a metal jug with a spout
Sweet Tea out of a mason jar is our favorite! #southernbreeze #sweettea
Perfect Sweet Tea Recipe - there is a secret ingredient! Must use baking soda
The perfect sweet tea recipe...and it really does taste better in a Ball jar.
"The Perfect Sweet Tea Recipe"- there is a secret ingredient! I had a friend that used to usethis in her iced tea & it was wonderful. I'll have to try this one.
Perfect Sweet Tea Recipe - No. 2 Pencil #tea #drinks
Funfetti Ooey Gooey Bars are a great way to taste the rainbow! These look so fun!!!
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Funfetti Ooey Gooey Bars (Use Rice Krispies & Red Food Color instead of Fruity Pebbles - Red, White, & Blue!)
Funfetti Ooey Gooey Bars with Fruity Pebbles #funfetti #fruitypebbles #gooey #bars #sweets #desserts
Funfetti Ooey Gooey Bars with Fruity Pebbles. Cute idea except with sugar cookie and not cake mix
Funfetti Ooey Gooey Bars Recipe
Funfetti bars with Fruity Pebbles.
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How to Make Pineapple Cake Pops. Cute summer luau party idea :) @katie Spicer could u make these??
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Snickers Salad Recipe- I make this for parties a lot and it's ALWAYS a huge hit!
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Snickers Salad Recipe- I make this for parties a lot and it's ALWAYS a huge hit! Sometimes I put Milky Way in instead of Snickers
Apple Cookies - healthy and delicious snack 1 apple 2 tablespoons peanut butter Pecans Chocolate chips Slice apple into thin rings and remove core. Spread peanut butter over one side of ring.
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Healthy Dessert. Apple Cookies.
Apple Cookies. An after school snack they'll love. Except instead of peanut butter, cookie butter (no peanuts or dairy) and with dairy free chocolate chips. I want some too!
15 Breakfasts You Can Make in 15 Minutes via Brit + Co. Apple Cookies: We understand not everyone is a huge breakfast fan, but even the most avid morning hater has to admit that these healthy apple snacks look too tasty to pass up. (via Household Almanac) http://rachelschultz.com/2014/04/09/apple-cookies/
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Light Dessert Recipes - Healthy Desserts - Cosmopolitan
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Flourless Fudge Cookies are gluten free and only have 68 calories per cookie. (used Avocado instead of egg whites)
Flourless Fudge Cookies are gluten free and only have 68 calories per cookie. Easy Healthy Dessert Recipe!
Flourless Fudge Cookies - wanna try this because of how good flourless chocolate cookies from Starbucks are
Flourless Fudge Cookie Recipe - these rich, chocolate cookies are only 68 calories per cookie!
Flourless Fudge Cookies are gluten free and only have 68 calories per cookie. #glutenfree #flourless #sweets #cookies #cookie #fudge
Baked Potato Casserole: 3 Russet potatoes 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese ¼ cup sour cream Salt Pepper 1 teaspoon Butter. Peel potatoes. Rinse under warm water for 15 seconds. Poke holes into the potatoes about six times all over. Place potatoes on a large dish. Microwave for 7 minutes. Cool for 1-3 minutes. Cut into medium-sized chunks. Pour potato chunks into casserole dish. Place butter and mix throughout. Mix sour cream in with potatoes until covered. Spread cheese throughout dish.
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|Not everyone in Edmonton greeted Ryan Smyth with a warm welcome home.
Often referred to as "Captain Canada," Smyth was back in Edmonton – a place that holds many fond memories for the power forward. Tuesday provided him with one more.
In the end, Smyth's new team, the Colorado Avalanche, earned its first road victory of the season with a 4-2 win over the Oilers. While Smyth was held off the scoresheet, he certainly was the No. 1 star in the minds of so many who passed through the turnstiles in Edmonton.
As expected, there were tears prior to opening faceoff; the Oilers offered a video tribute to Smyth, who led the Oilers to the Stanley Cup Final in 2006. When it was over, Smyth was given a standing ovation by the capacity crowd of 16,839.
"It was obviously very emotional," Smyth said. "It's quite an honor to come back to the city where you started your NHL career and be recognized like I was tonight. The fans were great."
While everyone in the Colorado organization was pleased that Smyth left town with a victory, coach Joel Quenneville was relived to see his team get that elusive road win.
"It was a big win," Quenneville said. "We needed it after a couple of games slipped away. We needed to get our confidence, get our first road win – and it was good to get the win for Smytty."
Colorado capitalized on a turnover and grabbed a 1-0 lead when Tyler Arnason scored 9:44 into the game. Arnason swiped the puck from Oilers defenseman Denis Grebeshkov, triggering a 2-on-1. Arnason elected to shoot and fired a wrist shot past Edmonton goalie Dwayne Roloson for his second goal of the season.
But the Oilers came right back when their prized free-agent signee, Dustin Penner, tied the game less than three minutes later. Penner finished off an odd-man rush by taking a pass from Andrew Cogliano and beating Avalanche goalie Peter Budaj to make it 1-1. It was Penner's second goal of the season.
While it was a memorable night for Smyth, it also was one to remember for teammate Jaroslav Hlinka, who gave Colorado the lead just 23 seconds after Penner had tied the game by scoring his first NHL goal. The play unfolded after Roloson made an initial save on a blast by defenseman John-Michael Liles. The puck came right out to Hlinka, who stuffed it home to make it 2-1.
Wojtek Wolski gave the Avalanche their first two-goal lead of the night with 1:17 remaining in the first. The Polish forward was able to stuff a puck underneath a sprawled-out Roloson for his third goal of the season.
"Right now, we're just trying to get as many wins as possible," Wolski said. "I think the last two games, we lost pretty close games. We should have had the win. Tonight, we wanted to make sure we came out and got a win."
Budaj stopped all 12 shots he faced in a scoreless second period, but Edmonton's Tom Gilbert cut the deficit in half midway through the third. A pass from Sam Gagner was intended for Penner, but hit his skate instead and landed on Gilbert's stick. The Oilers' forward fired a blast past Budaj to make it 3-2.
But Edmonton failed to notch the equalizer, and Brett Clark sealed the victory with an empty-net goal with just 18 seconds to play as the Avalanche finally picked up a win away from the Pepsi Center – they had been 4-0 at home and 0-4 on the road. Wolski, however, feels there's no time for relief. Colorado (5-4-0) visits the Calgary Flames on Friday night.
"I don't know if we're going to relax," he said. "It's only one win. We have been giving up a couple of leads in a couple of games that we should have won. Right now, we're just trying to focus on the next game and the next win."
Meanwhile, the struggling Oilers (3-6-0) have dropped six of their last seven games. It won't get any easier for Edmonton, which hosts the Minnesota Wild on Thursday.
"We need to win for sure against our division," forward Jarret Stoll said. "If you don't play well against your division, you're not going to look that good at the end of the year. It's a very good and competitive division and we have to come out stronger and play better against those teams."
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Laurent Gbagbo
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News about Laurent Gbagbo, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Mar. 11, 2015
Simone Gbagbo, Ivory Coast's former first lady, is found guilty of undermining state security and sentenced to 20 years in prison for her role in 2010 postelection violence which resulted in more than 3,000 deaths. MORE
Jun. 13, 2014
International Criminal Court orders former Ivory Coast Pres Laurent Gbagbo to stand trial; Gbagbo's refusal to accept electoral defeat in 2010 set off brief but bloody civil war. MORE
Sep. 21, 2013
Ivory Coast has decided it will not send Simone Gbagbo, wife of former Pres Laurent Gbagbo, to the International Criminal Court in The Hague to stand trial with Gbagbo on charges of crimes against humanity; it is the latest snub to the court by an African government. MORE
Feb. 27, 2013
Amnesty International says Ivorian soldiers and allied militias are killing and torturing supporters of ousted president Laurent Gbagbo and took part in deadly attack on camp housing displaced civilians. MORE
Nov. 23, 2012
International Criminal Court unseals warrant for the arrest of Simone Gbago, wife of former Ivory Coast strongman Laurent Gbagbo, saying she played a central role in post-election violence that cost the lives of thousands of people in 2010 and 2011. MORE
Oct. 3, 2012
Ivory Coast's military tribunal begins first trial stemming from 2011 postelection violence following former Pres Laurent Gbagbo's loss to Alassane Ouattara; Bruno Dogbo Ble, head of Gbagbo's Republican Guard, has been charged with kidnapping, murder and genocide. MORE
Sep. 15, 2012
Ivory Coast's press council suspends all six newspapers allied with former president Laurent Gbagbo for up to two weeks for publishing photos of officials whom Gbagbo tried to name to his cabinet after he lost the November 2010 elections. MORE
Feb. 24, 2012
International Criminal Court in The Hague says that it will expand its investigation into political violence in Ivory Coast to look into crimes as far back as 2002, soon after Laurent Gbagbo became president. MORE
Dec. 6, 2011
Former Ivory Coast president Laurent Gbagbo, who nearly pushed his country into civil war after refusing to accept defeat in 2010 election, makes first appearance before International Criminal Court, where he faces charges of crimes against humanity; rights groups say more than 3,000 people died as a result of Gbagbo's efforts to stay in power. MORE
Dec. 1, 2011
Former Ivory Coast Pres Laurent Gbagbo arrives in The Hague and is scheduled to appear before a judge at the International Criminal Court to formally hear the charges against him; Gbagbo is facing four counts of crimes against humanity. MORE
Nov. 30, 2011
Former Ivory Coast Pres Laurent Gbagbo is unexpectedly handed over into international custody and flown to the Netherlands, where prosecutor at International Criminal Court in The Hague has accused him of crimes against humanity. MORE
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Ivory Coast: Date Is Set for Election
Ivory Coast's government set Oct. 25 as the date for a presidential election considered an important step in overcoming a decade of political turmoil and war.
August 6, 2015, Thursday
Ivory Coast: Former First Lady Simone Gbagbo Sentenced to 20 Years
Ms. Gbagbo was sentenced Tuesday for her part in Ivory Coast's postelection violence four years ago, which killed more than 3,000 people.
March 11, 2015, Wednesday
Ex-Leader of Ivory Coast Is Ordered to Stand Trial
The International Criminal Court said former President Laurent Gbagbo would be tried on charges of crimes against humanity in connection with violence after 2010 elections in Ivory Coast.
June 13, 2014, Friday
Ivory Coast: Former First Lady's Warrant Is Rejected
Ivory Coast has decided it will not send Simone Gbagbo, the wife of former President Laurent Gbagbo, to the International Criminal Court to stand trial.
September 21, 2013, Saturday
Ivory Coast: Security Forces Are Killing and Torturing Opponents, Group Says
Ivorian soldiers and allied militias are killing and torturing supporters of the ousted president Laurent Gbagbo, Amnesty International said Tuesday.
February 27, 2013, Wednesday
Arrest Warrant Issued for Wife of Ivory Coast's Ex-President
The International Criminal Court said in its warrant that Simone Gbagbo, the wife of Laurent Gbagbo, the Ivory Coast strongman, played a central role in postelection violence in 2010 and 2011.
November 23, 2012, Friday
Ivory Coast: U.N. Report Says Ex-President's Allies Reach Out to Islamists
A new report from United Nations experts accuses exiled allies of Ivory Coast's former president of trying to recruit Islamist rebels who took control of the northern half of Mali.
October 9, 2012, Tuesday
Ivory Coast: Postelection Trials Begin
Ivory Coast's military tribunal has started the first trial stemming from last year's postelection violence, a case that involves the March 2011 killing of a colonel.
October 3, 2012, Wednesday
Ivory Coast: Newspapers Stopped
Ivory Coast's press council has suspended all six newspapers allied with former President Laurent Gbagbo for up to two weeks for publishing content deemed "contrary to national reconciliation."
September 15, 2012, Saturday
Ivory Coast: Coup Plot Foiled, Officials Say
The plot, led by military exiles loyal to the country's former president, prompted authorities to close all border and institute a curfew.
June 14, 2012, Thursday
A Tour of Laurent Gbagbo's Palace
After opposition forces unseated Ivory Coast's strongman, soldiers and ministers in President Alassane Ouattara's government toured the abandoned palace.
The World This Week
The fall of Laurent Gbagbo; NATO shows signs of strain in its Libyan campaign; Qatar and the Arab Spring.
TimesCast | Laurent Gbagbo Captured
After the recent intervention by U.N. and French forces, Ivory Coast's former leader was captured by his political rival, Alassane Ouattara.
TimesCast | April 11, 2011
Ivory Coast's former leader is captured by his political rival; and a French law banning the full-face veil leads to arrests and protests.
Battles and Evacuations in Abidjan
A violent struggle for power in Ivory Coast leaves residents fearful and foreigners running for safety.
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