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We can transport up to seven cyclists plus bikes in the comfort of our new Ford Tourneo Custom. Perfect for one-way trips like the Great Glen Way, shuttles between Inverness and the ferry terminals for Orkney and The Western Isles or just for a bunch of friends to get to the trails.
We carry spare parts, tools and a track pump so you can make any last minute repairs or adjustments before setting off.
If you are arriving by public transport we are happy to collect you from the station or airport. We'll take you pretty much wherever you want to go but click on the tabs to see some of our popular routes.
The vehicle and drivers are licenced by The Highland Council which means the vehicle undergoes strict safety inspections and the driver is vetted. We are also required to have specialist insurance.
The Great Glen Way between Inverness and Fort William is a two or three day coast to coast adventure. Unfortunately there is no direct train service between Inverness and Fort William and the bus isn't very bike-friendly. Our Great Glen Way shuttle service can take up to six cyclists between Inverness and Fort William in about two hours.
Cycling the Hebrides is increasingly popular but no less logistically chalenging. We can meet you from the ferry in Ullapool and have you back in Inverness within a couple of hours. We can also have your bikes packed and sent home to you by courier so you can travel by plane or train without any additional hassle.
Orkney is a really fascinating place to explore. From Inverness we can shuttle you to the ferry terminal in John O'Groats or nearby Gills Bay. This trip takes about three hours.


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The Food Campaign Director will be in charge of Green America's Take Back Our Food Campaigns, which seek to educate the public about problems with the increasing industrialization of our food systems and GMOs, the importance of local and organic foods, and the need for all Americans to take action to take back our food supply to protect the health of people and the planet. A major part of the position will be directing GMO Inside, a new campaign that will get a wide range of Americans active in labeling GMO foods and taking action to get them out of their homes and communities.
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- "There we were right in the heart one of the largest Metropolitan Centres of the world, partaking in a gesture that was as old as the beginning of diplomatic relations between sovereign nations in so splendid a manner as must, without doubt, be such a sobering induction to any envoy to Japan. It had a tremendous impact on my outlook, and I look eagerly forward to doing, saying, advising and thinking whatever may best serve the preservation and enhancement of Fiji in Japan."
- "The Imperial Palace of Japan is like a breathtaking oasis snoozing in the midst of a concrete panorama. That the Tokyo Metropolitan Government painstakingly built their Capital City around the Imperial Palace is clearly reflective of the centrality of the monarchy's unifying role in the life of Japanese society. It is a heart-warming thought and a valuable lesson to glean, in terms of its overall resilience to the challenges of modernization. As I see it, this feature of indigenous heritage is itself the most obvious common denominator between the Japanese and the Fijian peoples. The Japanese are being able to safeguard against an erosion of their respect, passion and regard for the Imperial Family in the face of external pressures. In the long run, this will, as a uniting stand, ensure their survival as a community of people. Now, that should certainly be a lesson for Fiji to learn from."


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Major renovation for aging Julius Boehm Pool is a priority
May 17, 2011
The long-discussed plan to redo the outdated Julius Boehm Pool inched ahead May 14, as City Council members listed priorities for 2012 — a key step in determining how leaders decide to spend next year.
In addition to confronting increased maintenance costs as the pool ages, a 2009 city-commissioned study declared the facility as inadequate for the community.
"We've gone to tactical mode," Council President John Traeger said. "We've got to fix the pool."
The pool emerged as a major focus early in the session, as council members and department chiefs gathered in a map-lined Public Works Operations Building conference room. Other priorities included downtown parking, economic development and Lake Sammamish State Park.
The price tag to expand and upgrade the downtown Boehm Pool in a major renovation is estimated at $21 million. Other options could cost less.
The popular pool no longer meets demand for high school and club swim teams, recreational swimmers and children's swimming lessons due to its age and other factors. Still, passing a municipal bond to salvage the facility might be a tough sell.
State Route 900 ramp closes for construction
May 17, 2011
The westbound Interstate 90 on-ramp — for traffic headed south on state Route 900 — is due to close nightly from 9 p.m. May 18 until 5 a.m. May 20.
During the closure, crews plan to remove formwork from the pedestrian connector under construction at the site.
Plans call for the completed connector to feature a 12-foot-wide pedestrian bridge across the westbound interstate on-ramps, plus a 10-foot-wide pedestrian crossing on the existing state Route 900 overpass.
The city awarded the $4.4 million construction contract to C. A. Carey Corp. last June. The total project price tag is about $6 million. The project relies on grants — including $400,000 from Sound Transit — to offset most of the project cost. The city contributed about $341,000 for the connector.
The project is at least $200,000 over budget and not expected to open until June.
Governor approves $30 user fee for state parks, lands
May 17, 2011
The cost to keep Lake Sammamish State Park and other public recreation lands open amounts to $30 per year for many users, under a measure Gov. Chris Gregoire signed May 12.
Flanked by recreation enthusiasts, Gregoire signed legislation to create a $30 annual pass and a $10 day-use pass for state-managed forests, parks and other natural areas.
The measure, called the Discover Pass, goes into effect July 1 for vehicle access to recreation lands and water-access sites managed by the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission, state Department of Fish and Wildlife, and state Department of Natural Resources.
In addition to Lake Sammamish State Park, local recreation sites include Squak Mountain State Park and Tiger Mountain State Forest.
"It is essential that we keep our recreation areas open to the public," Gregoire said in a statement. "I applaud the Legislature for coming together with a solution that allows us to help keep our state recreation lands open and accessible during the worst budget crisis in the state's history."
The pass goes on sale in mid-June. Users must display the annual or day-use Discover Pass in vehicles' front windshields or face a $99 fine.
Lawmakers created the Discover Pass to close gaps in funding for state parks and recreation lands after Gregoire called for reduced support from taxpayer dollars amid a $5.1 billion budget shortfall.
Skyline High School slashes paper use 60 percent
May 17, 2011
On average, Skyline High School uses roughly 50,000 sheets of paper per week — enough to stack 16 1/2 feet high. That translates into uprooting about six average-sized trees.
But for a week last month, the school tried something different — the school's printers and copiers were largely silent, as staff members attempted to address large-scale paper use and go "paperless."
During the week of April 18-22, Skyline used about 20,000 sheets, a 60 percent reduction from a typical school week, said the effort's organizer, Librarian Elisabeth Bacon.
"It was a challenge, of course," Library Assistant Kathi Eide said, "But it was cool."
After the "paperless" week ended, Bacon looked at how much the school had used and said she didn't think the school was really saving much paper.
Her pessimism was a little off, however. She monitored staff computer IP addresses to measure the use another week and saw paper use jump back up.
"I did not think it was (a success), but staff did," Bacon said.
She said she got the idea to attempt a "paperless" week at a technology committee meeting. It was pretty simple: Because their goal is to get people to use the technology available at school, why not save paper in the process?
Cutting paper use could mean $100,000 in savings for county
May 17, 2011
King County intends to save about $100,000 by reducing paper consumption by 20 percent through 2013.
County Council members adopted legislation May 2 to require county agencies to purchase paper made from 100 percent recycled content, rather than the 40 percent recycled-content paper in use under the current system.
The measure calls for agencies to reduce printer and copy paper use by a further 20 percent through 2013. The legislation also encourages employees to use double-sided printing and copying, and share more documents electronically.
County Executive Dow Constantine developed the legislation after hearing frequent paper-savings suggestions from county employees.
"This legislation builds on our shared goals of saving public dollars and reducing the environmental impact of county operations," he said in a release.
Estimates from the nonprofit Environmental Paper Network indicate the measure should save almost 7,400 trees from harvest and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 375 tons. In addition, paper manufacturers should be able to avoid producing 3.4 million gallons of wastewater and 100 tons of solid waste.
Based on the county's current paper purchases, a 20 percent reduction in paper use translates to up to $100,000 per year.
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Press Editorial
May 17, 2011
Paperless project is lesson for lawmakers
Schools use a lot of paper. It's always been a given, but does it have to be?
Skyline High School spent a week last month trying to cut down on its paper use. The school librarian, Elisabeth Bacon, is to be congratulated for even thinking of the idea. She is a great example of a public servant questioning the status quo. Her plan taught the students and faculty a lesson, and likely saved taxpayers a couple bucks along the way.
The school saw a 60 percent reduction in paper use. To be sure, the results weren't perfect. Some assignments were printed at home instead of at school. While that may have helped the district save some money, it didn't do much for trees.
But the idea is worth exploring. Certainly no one could expect a school to be truly paperless, but students, teachers and staff can be more conscious of their choices. Never short the students what is needed, but there are other ways to approach lessons than running off dozens of copies.
The drive also helped highlight a quirk in state law that shows a need for a bit more local control.
To the Editor
May 17, 2011
Bridge to nowhere
We can't afford to spend 'free' federal money on wasteful projects
The pedestrian bridge being built across Interstate 90 at state Route 900 is a perfect example of big government gone wild.
The federal government dangles funds in front of state and local governments, saying, in effect, "You spend a bunch of money you don't have and we'll give you a bunch of money we don't have so you can build a bridge no one needs."
That's the sort of Keynesian nonsense that has gotten us into the bottomless pit of debt we find ourselves in at local, state and federal levels.
We need leadership with the courage to say, "No!" to the feds, manage our budgets and spend money where real need exists.
Mike Harrington
Off the Press
May 17, 2011
High school science prepares students
I had an excellent biology teacher in high school who taught me all things science.
In her class, I learned about genetics and we even participated in the human genome project, mapping a gene that affected how quickly the body could rid itself of tobacco.
I took science in college, but I'll always credit my high school teacher for arming me with the fundamentals of biology.
I recently put some of my science prowess to the test. Every month, the Pacific Science Center, in conjunction with KCTS 9 and Science on Tap, organizes three Science Cafés. Each Science Café has researchers present their work while people eat dinner and ask questions following the lecture.
After work May 10, I drove to Kirkland to hear a lecture called "The Modern Legacy of Ancient Viruses," given by Dr. Harmit Malik, from the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center.
His talk blew me away, and thanks to my high school science education, I understood the fundamentals of his research.
Arts Calendar
May 17, 2011
Village Theatre presents "Jesus Christ Superstar" through July 3, $19 to $60, Francis J. Gaudette Theatre, 303 Front St. N., www.villagetheatre.org or 392-2202
Wings N Things, first and third Wednesday, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Field of Champions Sports Bar & Grill
"Bye, Bye, Birdie," presented by Skyline High School's Acting Up! student organization, runs through May 21 at 7:30 p.m. nightly in the Lyceum Theatre, 1122 228th Ave. S.E., Sammamish. Tickets are $10 at the door.
Fridays in the Living Room with Bake & Friends, 7:45-10 p.m., Bake's Place, $20
Ostgard & Allen, 7:30-11:30 p.m., Vino Bella
Butch Harrison and Good Company, 7:30-11:30 p.m., Vino Bella
Ventura Highway Revisited, 8-11 p.m., Pogacha, 392-5550
The Halyards, 7:45-10 p.m., Bake's Place, $20


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U.S. Marines Dispatched to Five African Countries
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The hidden agenda in Uganda, Central Africa and the Horn of Africa is the conquest of oil and strategic mineral resources. Going after Joseph Kony and protecting Ugandan children is a cynical smokescreen, a pretext for a "humanitarian intervention" in a region where US sponsored "civil wars" (Sudan, Rwanda, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Somalia, Ethiopia) have in the course of the last 20 years resulted in more than eight million deaths:
"Through AFRICOM, the United States is seeking a foothold in the incredibly resource rich central African block in a further maneuver to aggregate regional hegemony over China. The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is one of the world's largest regions without an effectively functioning government. It contains vast deposits of diamonds, cobalt, copper, uranium, magnesium, and tin while producing over $1 billion in gold each year. It is entirely feasible that the US can considerably increase its presence in the DRC under the pretext of capturing Joseph Kony." (Nile Bowie, Merchandising and Branding Support for US Military Intervention in Central Africa, Global research, March 14, 2012)
In a recent decision, the Pentagon confirms the sending in of Marine Special Forces to train Ugandan troops in the fight not only against Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) but also against Al Shabab in Somalia.
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Activists OccupyAIPAC with Message to Congress: No War On Iran (Video)
Stalin's Flying Tank
What Stalin wanted, Stalin got, gravity be damned. No evidence the thing actually worked, even with the one "photo" taken of it. Via Wikipedia:
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The Antonov A-40 Krylya Tanka (Russian: крылья танка, meaning "tank wings") was a Soviet attempt to allow a tank to glide into a battlefield after being towed aloft by an airplane, to support airborne forces or partisans. A prototype was built and tested in 1942, but was found to be unworkable. This vehicle is sometimes called the A-40T or KT.
Instead of loading light tanks onto gliders, as other nations had done, Soviet airborne forces had strapped T-27 tankettes underneath heavy bombers and landed them on airfields. In the 1930s there were experimental efforts to parachute tanks or simply drop them into water. During the 1940 occupation of Bessarabia, light tanks may have been dropped from a few meters by TB-3 bombers, allowing them to roll to a stop with the gearbox in neutral.
A War Tax at the Gas Pump?
Interesting point of view from Jeff Klein on Counterpunch:
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It's hard to miss the higher cost of gas every time we fill up our cars these days, but the News Media doesn't do a very good job of explaining why. There isn't any mystery, though, if you read the financial press and oil industry sources: We're paying extra for gas because of rising tensions in the Middle East and especially the scare over a possible US or Israeli attack on Iran. In effect, we're paying a "war tax" at the gas pump, and the cost will only get higher unless we put aside the talk of war and get down to serious diplomacy to settle the differences in the region.
Here's what the Wall Street Journal had to say recently, under the headline "Oil Rise Imperils Budding Recovery":
Rising oil prices are emerging once again as a threat to the U.S.
WikiLeaks: Stratfor Confidential Emails Published
Reports Reuters via the Huffington Post:
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The anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks began publishing on Monday more than five million emails from a U.S.-based global security analysis company that has been likened to a shadow CIA.
The emails, snatched by hackers, could unmask sensitive sources and throw light on the murky world of intelligence-gathering by the company known as Stratfor, which counts Fortune 500 companies among its subscribers. Stratfor in a statement shortly after midnight EST (0500 GMT) said the release of its stolen emails was an attempt to silence and intimidate it.
It said it would not be cowed under the leadership of George Friedman, Stratfor's founder and chief executive officer. It said Friedman had not resigned as CEO, contrary to a bogus email circulating on the Internet. Some of the emails being published "may be forged or altered to include inaccuracies; some may be authentic," the company statement said.
"We will not validate either.
5 Reasons Iran is Not a Threat to the U.S.
Michael Edwards writes on InfoWars:
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The Obama Administration, by Executive Order, has moved another step closer to preemptive war with Iran by declaring a National Emergency to deal with this supposed threat. A National Emergency, which gives the president extraordinary power to subvert the Constitution, is legally defined as "A situation beyond the ordinary which threatens the health or safety of citizens and which cannot be properly addressed by the use of other law."
Given the immense power the executive receives during such "emergencies", one would think the U.S. must face a clear and present danger in order to justify such actions. Yet, all recent wars fought by America and paid for by U.S. tax dollars were preceded by little more than an Executive Order declaring a national emergency. And, notably, the president makes these declarations without the need for a vote by the Congress as stipulated by the U.S.
Media Roots Radio: Nuclear Weapons & Fear, Iran War Drum Propaganda, Party Loyalists
Iran's Female Ninja Army (Video)
Scores of black-clad female "ninja" fighters whose ages range from 5 to 56 are just a handful of 3,000 women in Iran who are being trained as lethal warriors at a school in Tehran. "We train women to have strength and ability. We have to do everything in our power to protect our homeland," said Akbar Faraji, who runs the school. One of the fighters who has been training for over 13 years said, "Our aim is for Iranian women to be strengthened and if a problem arises, we will definitely declare our readiness to defend our Islamic homeland."


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Model Dree Hemingway stars in the Pre-Fall 2013 collection campaign for Louis Vuitton. Photographed at the Hotel de Crillon in Paris, the campaign images are also being used to announce a new Fall/Winter 2013 shoe collection from the brand. The photographs were taken by Koto Bolofo. Continue reading to view additional images.
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Think Pink: Support Breast Cancer Awareness, Volume 4
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Millions of people are
afflicted by this terrible disease each year. To help in the fight
against breast cancer, many beauty companies have teamed up with
organizations that support breast cancer research and will be donating
a portion of their proceeds to finding a cure. Throughout the month of
October, when you buy the products featured in this series, you'll be
doing your part to find a cure too.
C.O. Bigelow Cancer Vixen Mentha Lip Tint in Pink Mint
Cartoonist and breast cancer survivor Marisa Acocella Marchetto created the designs for each of the products in the Cancer Vixen collection. Our fave is the brand's signature lip balm, which leaves our pouts feeling so silky smooth. $250,000 from sales will be donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
$7.50 at bathandbodyworks.com
OPI Pink of Hearts Nail Lacquer
Looking for the perfect shade of pink for your next mani? Here it is. And even better, the bottle is decorated with the signature pink ribbon so you can show your dedication to this cause. $25,000 from sales will be donated to Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
$8.50, opi.com for store info
Philosophy Shower for the Cure
We love multipurpose products, so the fact that this creamy goodness can be used as a shower gel, bubble bath or shampoo totally excites and intrigues us. 100 percent of the proceeds from each sale will be donated to the Women's Cancer Research Fund.
$20 at philosophy.com
Murad Energizing Pomegranate Lip Protector SPF 15
We have so many lipglosses in our arsenal, we've lost count. But this one is always at the top of our list — because not only does it smell and taste great, it makes our lips feel nourished and conditioned all day long! 10 percent of the proceeds from each sale will be donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
$16.50 at sephora.com
Anastasia Limited Edition Swarovski Pink Ribbon Precision Tweezers
We already have four pairs of Anastasia tweezers littered around our bathrooms and makeup bags — we swear it! — but this pair, with a gorgeous pink ribbon emblazoned in glittering Swarovski crystals, is easily making its way into our stash. 50 percent of the proceeds from each sale will be donated to The Entertainment Industry Foundation – Women's Cancer Research Fund.
$33 at nordstrom.com
Zensual Asian Lychee Blossom Candle
Let the heady scent permeate your bedroom while you feel good about doing your part to cure this terrible disease. 30 percent of the proceeds from each sale will be donated to the Libby Ross Foundation.
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I am shocked that your editorial on the reading of Tea Leaves (JAMA192:632 [May 17] 1965) lamentably states that today the physician does not notice the creases of the forehead. It is not true. I do not refer to the raised-forehead effect upon the glabella when the patient is presented with his bill. The absence of furrows resulting from hyperthyroidism is elementary. Those from the leonine facies of leprosy are well known in the tropics. There is the increase in depth and thickness of the skin of the forehead in Touraine-Solente syndrome, pachydermoperiostosis. This remarkable entity is renowned for its cutis vorticis gyrata, which is pathognomonic, sometimes provoking the Freudian eponym of scrotal forehead, when the latter is involved.Please! Tea leaves may be meat for editorialists, but forehead creases are serious medicine.
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In honor of John Boehner's visit to Missouri, we bring you this clip from the C-SPAN archives. As you'll recall, Boehner defeated Roy Blunt in the 2006 leadership elections after Tom DeLay stepped down.
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Chenla (simplified Chinese: 真腊; traditional Chinese: 真臘; pinyin: Zhēnlà; Wade–Giles: Chēn-là; Khmer: ចេនឡា; Vietnamese: Chân Lạp) is the Chinese designation for Cambodia after the fall of Funan. That name was still used in the 13th century by the Chinese envoy Zhou Daguan, author of The Manners and Customs of Cambodia. Some modern scholars used the name exclusively for Khmer states of the period from the late 6th to the early 9th centuries. The Chenla kingdom was influenced by the cultures of the south Indian Pallava dynasty and Chalukya dynasty.[1]
The beginnings of the so-called "Dangrek Chieftains" [2] small chiefdoms north and south of the Dangrek Mountains are obscure. The first known princes are mentioned in some early inscriptions. The Sanskrit inscription of Vãl Kantél, Stung Treng province [3] names a king Vīravarman as father of a princess whose name was not mentioned, married to a Brahmin called Somaśarman and sister of a certain Bhavavarman. According to the inscription from Čăn Năk'ôn in Basăk/Laos (K. 363) [4] Vīravarman was also father of prince Citrasena who was the younger brother of Bhavavarman. Obviously both princes had the same mother, but different fathers, which was corroborated by the Si Tep inscription (in present-day Thailand)[5] giving the information that Bhavavarman was the son of a Prathivīndravarman and grandson of a Cakravartin whereas the inscription from Pak Mun in Ubon/Thailand [6] informs us that the name of the father of Vīravarman was called Sārvabhauma. All these inscriptions refer to a large territory ruled by these kings. It is recorded in the inscription from Robaṅ Romãs at Īśānapura (the archaeological site of Sambor Prei Kuk) that a certain Narasiṃhagupta, who was vassal (samāntanṛpa) of the successive kings Bhavavarman, Mahendravarman (the ruling name of Citrasena) and Īśānavarman erected on 13 April 598 during the reign of Bhavavarman a figure of Kalpavāsudeva (Vishnu).[7] This coincides with the oldest Chinese text that mentions Chenla, the Suí shū (Annals of the Suí Dynasty), compiled by Wèi Zhēng (580-643) in AD 636, which gives the information that at the beginning of the 7th century Chenla was ruled by Citrasena and Īśānavarman. The capital of the latter was Īśānapura,[8] while his predecessor Bhavavarman I still resided at Bhavapura, a place which probably is located in the vicinity of the modern town of Thala Barivat (13°33' N, 105°57' E).[9]
The centre of the kingdom was at Champasak Province, formerly part of Champa until the end of the fifth century, with a stele having the name of King Devanika (Fan Chen-ch'eng), meaning "celestial protection or divine inspiration". Cambodian legends state "the origin of the kings of Cambodia goes back to the union of the hermit Kambu Svyambhuva, eponymic ancestor of the Kambujas, with the celestial nymph Mera, who was given to him by Siva." The king Srutavarman was born of this couple, who was followed by his son, king Sreshthavarman. This king gave his name to Sreshthapura. At the end of the sixth century, Bhavavarman and Chitrasena (Mahendravarman) attacked Funan and "subdued it." Soon after 706, Cambodia became divided into "Land Chenla" and "Water Chenla".[10]:288[11]:65–69,85
It was Īśānavarman who managed to absorb the ancient territories of Fúnán which led the Xīn Táng shū (New History of the Táng Dynasty) (新唐書), compiled by Ōuyáng Xiū (歐陽修) (1007–1072) and Sòng Qí (宋祁) (998-1061) in 1060 AD to attribute the effective conquest of the country to him. The earliest known date of the reign of Īśānavarman, a date that must not have been long after his accession, is that of his first embassy to China to the court of the Suí in 616-17. This king is also known from his own inscriptions, one incised at Īśānapura, dated 13 September 627 AD (K. 604),[12] the other one at Khău Nôy (Thailand), dated 7 May 637 (K. 506).[13] After Īśānavarman, who ceased to reign around 637, the inscriptions tell us of a king named Bhavavarman (II). The only dated inscriptions we have from him, are that of Tà Kev (K. 79), dated 5 January 644 [14] and of Poñā Hòr south of Tà Kev (K. 21),[15] dated Wednesday, 25 March 655. Then seemingly follows a certain king Candravarman, known from the undated inscription K. 1142 [16] of unknown origin who hailed from the family of Īśānavarman. The son of Candravarman was the famous king Jayavarman I whose earliest inscriptions are from Tûol Kôk Práḥ, province Prei Vêṅ (K. 493) [17] and from Bàsêt, province Bằttaṃbaṅ (K. 447),[18] both dated 14 June 657. Some 19 or 20 inscriptions dating from his reign have been found in an area extending from Vat Phu'u in the north to the Gulf of Siam in the south. According to the Xīn Táng shū the kingdom of Zhēnlà had conquered different principalities in Northwestern Cambodia after the end of the Chinese reign period yǒnghuī (永徽) (i. e. after 31 January 656), which previously (in 638/39) paid tribute to China.[19] The reign of Jayavarman I lasted about thirty years and ended perhaps after 690. It seems that after the death of Jayavarman I (his last known inscription K. 561 [20] is dated 681/82), turmoil came upon the kingdom and at the start of the 8th century, the kingdom broke up into many principalities. The region of Angkor was ruled by his daughter, Queen Jayadevī who complained in her Western Bàrày inscription K. 904,[21] dated Wednesday, 5 April 713, of "bad times". The Táng histories tell us that after the end of the reign period shénlóng (神龍) (i. e. after 6 February 707) Zhēnlà came to be divided in two realms, Lùzhēnlà (陸真臘) ("Land Zhēnlà", also called Wèndān (文單) or Pólòu (婆鏤)) and Shuīzhēnlà (水真臘) ("Water Zhēnlà") [22] and returned to the anarchic state that had existed before it was unified under the kings of Fúnán and the first kings of Zhēnlà.
Kings like Śrutavarman and Śreṣṭhavarman or Puṣkarākṣa are only attested very much later in Angkorian inscriptions; their historicity is doubtful, All we know about Land Zhēnlà is that it sent an embassy to China in 717. Another embassy visiting China in 750 came probably from Water Zhēnlà. According to the Chinese Annals a son of the king of Wèndān had visited Chinas in 753 and joined a Chinese army during a campaign against the kingdom of Nánzhāo (南詔) in the following year.[23] After the Wèndān embassy in the year 771 the heir apparent Pómí (婆彌) came to the imperial court and, on 13 December 771, he received there the title Kāifǔyítóngsānsī (開府儀同三司) ("Palace Opener who enjoys the same honours as the three higher officers"). In 799 an envoy from Wèndān called Lītóují (李頭及) received a Chinese title, too. As rulers of Śambhupura are attested by the inscription K. 124, dated 803/04 [24] a king Indraloka and three successive queens, Nṛpatendradevī, Jayendrabhā and Jyeṣṭhāryā. Two inscriptions refer to a ruler named Jayavarman: the first one, K. 103, hails from Práḥ Thãt Práḥ Srĕi south of Kompoṅ Čàṃ, dated 20 April 770,[25] the second one from Lobŏ'k Srót in the vicinity of Kračèḥ near Śambhupura (K. 134), dated 781.[26] Cœdès called him Jayavarman Ibis, but probably he is identical with Jayavarman II, the founding father of the Angkorian kingdom, as Vickery has pointed out: "Not only was Jayavarman II from the South; more than any other known king, he had particularly close links with Vyādhapura. This place is recorded in only one pre-Angkor inscription, K. 109/655 [exactly: 10th February 656], but in 16 Angkor-period texts, the last dated 1069 [K. 449 from Pàlhàl, dated Sunday, 3rd May 1069] … Two of them, K. 425/968 and K. 449/1069, are explicit records of Jayavarman II taking people from Vyādhapura to settle in Battambang".[27]
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|Rajendravarman I
- ^ Some Aspects of Asian History and Culture by Upendra Thakur p.2
- ^ Vickery, Society, Economics, and Politics in pre-Angkor Cambodia, pp. 71 ff.
- ^ ISCC, No. IV, pp. 28 ff.
- ^ Barth, "Inscription sanskrite du Phou Lokhon (Laos)", pp. 37-40
- ^ IC, VII, pp. 156-157
- ^ Seidenfaden, «Complément à l'inventaire descriptif des Monuments du Cambodge pour les quatre provinces du Siam Oriental», p. 57
- ^ Cœdès, «Études Cambodgiennes XXXVI: Quelques précisions sur la fin de Fou-nan», pp. 5-8
- ^ Pelliot, "Le Fou-nan.", p. 272
- ^ Lévy,«Thala Bŏrivăt ou Stu'ṅ Trèṅ: sites de la capitale du souverain khmer Bhavavarman Ier», pp. 113-129
- ^ Higham, C., 2014, Early Mainland Southeast Asia, Bangkok: River Books Co., Ltd., ISBN 9786167339443
- ^ Coedès, George (1968). Walter F. Vella, ed. The Indianized States of Southeast Asia. trans.Susan Brown Cowing. University of Hawaii Press. ISBN 978-0-8248-0368-1.
- ^ Finot, «Nouvelles inscriptions du Cambodge», pp. 44 ff.
- ^ IC, Vol. V, p. 23
- ^ IC II, pp. 69 ff.
- ^ The Sanskrit text and a French translation was published in ISCC, pp. 21-26, the Khmer text and a French translation in IC V, pp. 5-6
- ^ IC II, pp. 149-152
- ^ IC II, pp. 193-195
- ^ Wolters, "North-western Cambodia in the seventh century", p. 356 and pp. 374-375
- ^ IC I, pp. 39-44
- ^ Pelliot, «Deux itinéraires de Chine en Inde à la fin du VIIIe siècle», p. 211
- ^ Pelliot, «Deux itinéraires de Chine en Inde à la fin du VIIIe siècle», p. 212
- ^ IC III, pp. 170-174
- ^ IC V, p. 33
- ^ IC II, pp. 92 ff.
- ^ Vickery, Society, Economics, and Politics in pre-Angkor Cambodia, p. 396
- A[uguste] Barth, «Inscription sanskrite du Phou Lokhon (Laos)», Album Kern; opstellen geschreven ter eere van H[endrik] Kern, Leiden: E.J. Brill 1903, pp. 37–40.
- George Cœdès,«Études Cambodgiennes XXXVI: Quelques précisions sur la fin de Fou-nan», Bulletin de l'École Française d'Extrême Orient XLIII (1943), pp. 1–8.
- Louis Finot, «Nouvelles inscriptions du Cambodge», Bulletin de l'École Française d'Extrême Orient XXVIII (1928), pp. 43–80.
- IC = Inscriptions du Cambodge. Éditées et traduites par G[eorge] Cœdès. Vol. I-VIII. Hanoi, Paris: Impr. Extrême-Orient; de Boccard [etc.] 1937-1966 (Collection de Textes et Documents sur l'Indochine: III).
- ISCC = Inscriptions sanscrites de Campā et du Cambodge. [Éd. et trad.] par Abel Bergaigne et A[uguste] Barth. Paris: Klincksieck 1885-93.
- Paul Lévy,«Thala Bŏrivăt ou Stu'ṅ Trèṅ: sites de la capitale du souverain khmer Bhavavarman Ier», Journal Asiatique 258 (1970), pp. 113–129.
- MÉC = Manuel d'épigraphie du Cambodge. Yoshiaki Ishizawa, Claude Jacques, Khin Sok. Avec la collaboration de: Uraisi Varasarin, Michael Vickery, Tatsuro Yamamoto. Vol. I, Paris: École Français d'Extrême-Orient 2007.
- Paul Pelliot, «Le Fou-nan.» Bulletin de l'École Française d'Extrême Orient III (1903), pp. 248–303.
- Paul Pelliot, «Deux itinéraires de Chine en Inde à la fin du VIIIe siècle», Bulletin de l'École Française d'Extrême Orient IV (1904), pp. 131–413.
- Erik Seidenfaden, «Complément à l'inventaire descriptif des Monuments du Cambodge pour les quatre provinces du Siam Oriental», Bulletin de l'École Française d'Extrême Orient XXII (1922), pp. 55–99.
- Michael Vickery, Society, Economics, and Politics in pre-Angkor Cambodia: The 7th-8th centuries. Tokyo: The Center for East Asian Cultural Studies for Unesco, The Toyo Bunko, 1998.
- O[liver] W[illiam] Wolters, "North-western Cambodia in the seventh century", Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies 37 (1974), pp. 355–384.


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John Craven, Ph.D., J.D.
Common Heritage Corporation
Mililani, Hawaii
Wednesday, January 7, 1998
3:30 p.m.MBARI Pacific Forum
The natural energy of Earth is thermodynamic. When hot masses
of ocean surface water meet cold masses of air or cold polar water, natural processes
dissipate the heat, producing energy in the form of rain, wind, waves, atmospheric fronts,
hurricanes, tornadoes, and other climatic phenomena. The dissipation of heat is
inexorable, and the generation of ordered energy is fixed, as described by the Carnot
equation. A good way of understanding this is to consider temperature as a measure of
chaos. So if we cool hot chaos with cold chaos, the only chaos that can be converted to
orderly energy is the energy that is transferred from the hot source to the environment as
it becomes the cold source. If we could somehow transform this ordered energy into energy
beneficial to humans, we would meet the goal of environmentally sustainable development.
It was with this motivation that the State of Hawaii established the Natural Energy
Laboratory of Hawaii (NELH) in 1971. Initially it was believed that economically viable
electrical energy could be obtained from the temperature difference between warm, tropical
surface water and cold water from the deep ocean in the energy-generating process dubbed
OTEC (ocean thermal energy conversion). The oceanic regions of the world in which
OTEC-suitable temperature differences between surface and deep waters prevail are
We now recognize that the generation of electrical energy may be one of the lesser uses
that can result from Earths natural energy machine. Indeed, we now realize that the
primary energy resource is deep ocean water itself, which, lying below the photic zone, is
not only cold, but pathogen-free and rich in nutrients. Many beneficial products can be
derived from utilizing this "elan vital" of the ocean. Developments at NELH have
demonstrated that the technology is in place for the design, construction, and deployment
of prototypes for self-sufficient, deep-ocean water systems. These systems include
closed-cycle electricity generation, air-conditioning and industrial cooling, fresh water
generation, cold-water agriculture of more than 100 terrestrial crops, and aquaculture of
a complete spectrum of marine plants and animals.
The Common Heritage Corporation, founded by the speaker, has developed a demonstration
facility at NELH for a self-sufficient, environmentally and economically sustainable,
culturally compatible system for coastal desert communities. The lecture will describe the
facility and its operation, the theory behind the development, and the potential for a
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Alltel's Navigation service is available, and users can browse the web as well. A microSDHC memory card slot lets users hold up to 16GB of data. The Freeform is available in teal and red wine at Alltel, though pricing and release dates have not been announced.


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"Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school."
After serving as class agents since 2006, we realized that we have never provided an update about our lives after Westmont. We have appreciated receiving correspondence and letters from many of you and look forward to more in the future. Please contact us if you are interested in providing short updates about recent events in your life. We hope these letters will continue to provide an opportunity to keep you informed about our class, while providing a forum for consistent shameless pandering for alumni support to our College.
In the past 14 years, we have been fortunate to have lived in different areas and meet a wide range of people. We truly feel that our "Education" at Westmont prepared us for the variety of experiences we have had. It taught us to meet new people were they were at in life, and establish lasting relationships. Three moves, eight jobs, one child and a dog later we have so much appreciation for how formative our years at Westmont were in helping us navigate through these changes and what a great foundation it continues to provide as we look ahead.
After our time at Westmont we spent seven years in Santa Barbara. Nicole worked in several different positions in the Corporate Accounting and Finance department at Fidelity National Financial Corporation, and Tom worked for Raytheon for several years as an engineer before returning to school to complete a Doctorate in Electrical Engineering at UCSB.
After Tom graduated from UCSB in 2003, we moved to Columbia, South Carolina as Tom took a position working as the R&D program manager for a startup developing technology directly related to his field of study. Nicole's company was also in the process of relocating from Santa Barbara to Jacksonville, Florida and she was given the opportunity to continue working with her company from South Carolina. With neither of us having ever lived in the south, we packed up our apartment and moved Tom to Columbia over Thanksgiving weekend in 2003 with Nicole to join several months later as her company relocated.
We initially struggled to make this new area home, missing family and friends and having a bit of culture shock while trying to adapt to life in the south. We found, however, that after almost a year of consistently reaching out beyond our comfort zones, we were welcomed into the hearts and homes of many new and different friends both through our church and the local neighborhood. We came to appreciate the hospitality, the sense of community, the state pride, and of course the college football (sorry Westmont, SEC football is something Montecito wouldn't tolerate on a conditional use permit....). We both served in a local church, much different than one we were accustomed to, but one that opened their arms to us as the Body of Christ should. The members didn't allow us to be passive attendees and quickly inundated us with opportunities to serve (despite Tom being reminded by the older members of the church when he taught lessons that "they didn't know who his Mama was", which is very important in the south). We were challenged in dealing with different racial tensions than we were accustomed to, which also forced us to think more critically about things taken for granted from our more familiar cultural context out west. Even now, several years removed from our time in Columbia, we are thankful for our time there. We truly feel that our time at Westmont helped prepare us to learn to serve in ways we had never envisioned.
After six years in South Carolina, an opportunity arose for Tom back in Santa Barbara, working for a startup that was founded by several professors from his doctoral committee. With Nicole continuing to work from home, we decided to move back to Santa Barbara. From the start we knew that if Tom's company was going well, the headquarters would move north to the Bay Area. Although we had assumed the company wouldn't move for at least 2-3 years (if ever), after just a year in Santa Barbara, we were informed that we needed to relocate once again. Although the timing was not what we had hoped for (particularly with Nicole being 8 months pregnant with our first child), we moved to our current home over Labor Day one year ago. After familiarizing ourselves with the bay area (and the local hospitals) we were once again in the process of meeting new people, finding ways to push out of our comfort zone, establishing a new church family, and adjusting to another big change - the birth of our daughter, Cecilia.
As we stay up at night reminiscing about the past and discussing the uncertainty of the future, we both are so thankful for how Westmont taught us to appreciate God's creative hand in our daily lives and look forward to passing that knowledge on to our daughter. We know that many of you can relate to finding your lives in different places than you could have ever imagined 14 years ago, but are glad to share with you in the trust of an unchanging God.
Although brief, we are thankful to be able to share with you and look forward to continuing to serve as your class agents.
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"The Met Ball, at NYC's Metropolitan Museum of Art, is always the year's most elaborate display of incredible fashion and this year was no different," the actress writes. She then goes on to describe in detail just how her custom fuchsia Valentino Haute Couture dress, featuring a sheer panel just above the chest, was created. (For the record, it took two fittings plus last-minute, day-of alterations to get just the right look.)
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If the seemingly unending wars in Iraq and Afghanistan ever do come to a close and a new war with Iran, Somalia, or Sudan can somehow be avoided, the most serious long term damage from the conflicts will be to the fundamental freedoms that Americans have cherished for more than two hundred years. The erosion of America's liberties has been driven by fear of terrorism but it is enabled by leaps in technology coupled with new legislation and a police state mentality that have made every citizen a target. Hate crimes and laws targeting the internet provide a framework that relies on advanced monitoring technology to criminalize behavior that would have been considered off limits for privacy reasons ten years ago.
The National Security Agency can monitor every phone call made in the United States and quite likely every e-mail. European security agencies have the same capabilities and have gone far down the road of legitimizing state intrusion into private activities, limiting free speech and free association. In Britain, most cities and highways are now monitored by CCTV cameras and the police have begun to use aerial drones to observe and record demonstrations of groups considered to be extreme including the right wing British National Party. New legislation in Germany will require all internet users to be licensed with a backtracking feature that will enable the government to determine where any internet transmission originated. The new regulations will require all users to have a tamper proof internet ID and will be enforced by special police. All telecommunications data, to include both internet and telephone, is already retained by the German service providers for six months, a law that has been in effect since 2008. The government can obtain the stored information by court order. It is particularly interesting to note what German politicians and officials said in support of the new legislation. One commented that it is necessary to stop the internet from becoming a "lawless chaos room." Another described the internet as a "source of criminality, terrorism, and much similar filth." Yet another said "What is illegal offline is also illegal online."
Countries like China and Iran already control the servers for internet as well as the cell phone centers in their country and have not been shy about shutting down communications. In many places in Europe internet services are often screened by software that blocks certain websites and the use of words or phrases that are considered objectionable. This screening is also becoming common in hotels and other public places that offer internet services in the United States. But what is really dangerous is the combination of technologies that make it possible to control the internet with legislation that gives the authorities the ability to go after users who are deemed to be breaking the law, such as is happening in Germany.
Can there be any doubt that the monitoring of the internet to control "terrorism" and "filth" will in fairly short order also be used to repress the viewpoints of individuals and groups that are considered to be politically unacceptable? And what better weapon to use against dissidents than the criminal justice system, most particularly the hate crime legislation that is becoming both increasingly more common and more draconian in both the United States and in Europe? Hate crimes are the antithesis of the old principles that there is "equal justice under law" and that "justice is blind." They essentially create specially protected classes of people within the criminal justice system, permitting selective enforcement of the law. Normally when there is an crime, the police investigate and make an arrest and the judiciary prosecutes. The perpetrator is punished in a manner proportionate to the seriousness of the offense. But if an incident is deemed a hate crime, i.e. that it may have been motivated by prejudice or bigotry, the penalties are harsher and the federal government has the option of trying the suspect if the state court for some reason fails to convict. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid justified the dismantling of two thousand years of jurisprudence recently, saying ""There is a difference between assaulting someone to steal his money or doing so because he is gay, or disabled, or Latino or Muslim." Reid's interesting interpretation notwithstanding, many would argue that hate crimes create an unconstitutional special tier of justice while the ability to try someone twice constitutes double jeopardy.
Hate crimes in Europe, Canada, and Australia include speech. It is illegal to criticize any ethnic or religious group, homosexuals, the disabled, gypsies, or the elderly. The European Union even defines anti-Semitism, including in its definition any criticism alleging that Jews might be more loyal to Israel than to their own country of residence. An Australian professor who wrote a letter criticizing large scale immigration from Africa because it would bring an increase in crime and social problems was summoned before the Australian Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission and charged with a hate crime. Another Australian was arrested and charged when he wrote a letter complaining that the numerous Israeli art students selling their wares in Perth might be engaged in espionage. In Canada, the Canadian Jewish Congress complained that demonstrators criticizing of Israel's invasion of Gaza "demonized Jews and Israelis" and demanded an investigation by the Canadian Human Rights Commission. Hate crimes in many countries punish not only one's actions, but also one's motives and even one's thoughts, if they can be demonstrated to the satisfaction of a judge or prosecutor.
America's new HR 1913 "Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Act" together with Senate bill S-909 claim only to prohibit actual crimes and not regulate free speech, but it isn't necessarily so. The Senate bill specifically includes "conspiracy to commit a hate crime" as a criminal offense. The legislation is drawn so loosely that a district attorney can proceed in virtually any case where there is even a suspicion that something hateful might have motivated the perpetrator. How some activist judges will exploit the lack of any strict guidelines can easily be imagined. Membership in groups that have what are regarded as extremist policies has been ruled to be enough to bring a prosecution. And sometimes not even that "extremist." A Pennsylvania hate crime prosecution involved Christians who protested a homosexual gathering by carrying signs and singing hymns. They were charged with felonies.
As should be obvious, free speech on certain issues will quickly run headlong into the hate laws, and not surprisingly, the side that can hire the lawyers to make its case will likely win, First Amendment be damned. The Anti-Defamation League, which has been a strong supporter of all hate crime legislation, has made it clear that it considers criticism of Israel to be anti-Semitism and therefore a hate crime. Some leading supporters of the laws have also explicitly included any opposition to Zionism, which they equate to denying Israel's right to exist, and any comparison of Israeli behavior with Nazi Germany. Pro-Israeli groups have been extremely active in promoting hate crime legislation because of their belief that such laws can be used to mitigate criticism of Israel, but the real issue is that the conjunction of hate legislation and the technical ability to regulate the mechanisms of dissent like the internet are creating a new dynamic in which many groups and even governments will be able to exploit the legal system to shield themselves from criticism.
So welcome to the new world order. In five years, all internet will likely be monitored and regulated, following the German model. Hate crime legislation will make it illegal to criticize any group or country if it can plausibly or even implausibly be construed that such criticism reflects bias, permitting judges to silence anyone who opposes the status quo. Together, the technology and the new laws will quite possibly put the websites that readers of Antiwar.com peruse daily out of business.
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Mr. Giraldi is 100% correct. When governments; spy on their citizens emails, spy on their citizens telephone conversations, spy on their banking business, constantly subject their citizens to unreasonable searches and seizures and, on top of all of that, punish their citizens for their very thoughts and speech, then I ask; is that not the ultimate "hate crime?" When governments do these detestable things, it only shows their utter and complete contempt for the natural and god-given rights of every individual human being. It is time to start thinking outside the box. It is time to think about life without government.
im sure president palin will fix every thing in 3 years
I wouldn't bet the farm on it.
This was an excellent article by Philip Giraldi – Hate Crime Laws always, always expand in to "thought crime laws".
I do wish that Philip Giraldi and other Antiwar.com contributors had worked harder to oppose this Orwellian monster back when the Congress and US Senate were still working to sneak in this bill as an attachment to a $680 billion defense authorization (to spread "Love" not "hate" to Iraq, Iran next).
Many of us worked really really hard against this horrible bill and I note with great sadness that the only people really working hard against the loss of our 1st Amendment, 14th Amendment rights were White Nationalists, Religious RIght Christians who are aware of the ADL/AIPAC.
Did others catch the US Senate Majority leader Harry Reid D Nevada – the hate crime law true believer who consistently sites the following victim groups as the basis for draconian hate crime laws:
The Disabled
I am living in Chicago where we are on track to again lead the nation in total murders, surpassing the total of murders of the entire states of Montana, Wyoming (scene of the huge numbers of Hate Crimes – 1 in 20 years that prompted the Matthew Shepard bill), North and South Dakota, Nebraska.
But I guess I should feel comforted being told that all the murder and mayhem done in my town by the likes of the Black Gangster Disciples, Latin Kings, Mafia and assorted organized crime syndicates were done by folks who do not have politically incorrect, hateful views about gay marriage, mass Muslim immigration and generally do not single out Gays, Muslims, the Disabled and Latinos for murder – our thugs will assault, terrorize and murder all Chicago citizens regardless of race, creed, color or country of natural origin, sexual orientation, Jihad participation etc.
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What is clearly emerging from this cobbled-together quilt of laws is a totalitarianism of such scale and grasp that will make the Soviet bloc look amateurish in comparison. This Orwellian nightmare will choke the creative life from humanity, insofar as it creativity does not serve the voracious appetite of the security organs and the judicial system. It is the final, fitting crown to utterly corrupt societies that have debased themselves to the point that the rulers can, without any fear of backlash, openly mock their subjects with the promise of enslavement.
What is clearly emerging from this cobbled-together quilt of laws is a totalitarianism of such scale and grasp that will make the Soviet bloc look amateurish in comparison. This Orwellian nightmare will choke the creative life from humanity, insofar as its creativity does not serve the voracious appetite of the security organs and the judicial system. It is the final, fitting crown to utterly corrupt societies that have debased themselves to the point that the rulers can, without any fear of backlash, openly mock their subjects with the promise of enslavement.
Good call. After reading some material just yesterday about some of the governments dealings with Big Pharma, Prisons etc. you'd have thought the Soviets were only in spring training as you say. They would have creamed their pants had they even a smidgen of the intel our own government collect on us daily. Who says Total Information Awareness died! The big leagues are just around the corner.
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Election cop out: Staffordshire sees sees lowest turnout as Matthew Ellis wins police commissioner role
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CONSERVATIVE Matthew Ellis will take charge of Staffordshire Police after an election victory overshadowed by the lowest turnout in the country.
The region's first police and crime commissioner (PCC) narrowly beat Labour's Joy Garner by 3,648 votes as just 11.97 per cent of voters in the city and county took part in the ballot.
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Retired police officer and Conservative John Dwyer narrowly beat Labour's John Stockton to win in Cheshire, where the overall turnout was 14.08 per cent.
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Victorious Mr Ellis, who received 51,237 votes, defended his right to take on the powers but criticised the Government's handling of the election.
He said: "Everybody had a chance to take part if they wanted to. An awful lot of people didn't, but it was a fair election. November was not a good time to hold it. I hope the Government will learn a lesson.
"Not ensuring every single household received information about the election has saved a bit of money, but in my opinion it would have been worth it to make sure everybody truly understood what this is about."
Figures show Labour city councillor Mrs Garner won the city's backing with 10,725 votes to 6,674 and edged Newcastle with 5,786 votes to 4,606, as well as winning in Tamworth and Cannock Chase.
But Mr Ellis triumphed in the Staffordshire Moorlands with 5,399 votes to 3,838, and victories in Stafford, South Staffordshire, East Staffordshire and Lichfield gave him an overall 51.85 per cent share of the vote.
A total of 98,826 votes were cast and 2,843 ballots spoiled out of an electorate of 849,784. Mrs Garner, who got 47,589 votes, blamed the turnout on Government 'incompetence', adding: "It's a record low turnout and it does not bode well. It will affect every winning candidate's position.
"If they're in dispute with their chief constable they will not be able to say they have 50 per cent of the population behind them."
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Total Medals Earned: 59 (From 14 different games.)
Favorite Movies
Ultrasound Rated 4.4256 Stars Music video for Johnny Massacre's debut release, 'Ultrasound' (contains giant robots). Music Video Narwhals Rated 4.4324 Stars Narwhals!! Music Video Get on My Horse Rated 4.4331 Stars Shut up woman get on my horse Music Video Owls Rated 4.4074 Stars Everyone is fond of owls Music Video
Favorite Games
crazyflasher Rated 4.1868 Stars One of the best Flash fighting games ever! Action - Fighting - Brawler Sinjid: SotW Rated 4.3294 Stars The ULTIMATE Flash RPG! Adventure - RPG Swords and Potions Rated 3.2270 Stars Run an item shop Simulation - Other Eternal Red Rated 4.3607 Stars Part defense game, part shooter. Build turrets and traps to defend against shadow creeps! Strategy - Tower Defense