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As the impending visit of the British Monarch looms ever near, preparations by the State have long been under way to suppress resistance in any way, shape or form.
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by Al Sater Wed May 18, 2011 15:25
The following words were extracted from the item above published by the Republican network for unit.
by Damien M Wed May 18, 2011 22:42
Pretty sure Al that there has been an apology on behalf of the Provisional IRA, actually there has been two such apologies-one where they apologised for civialian and non-combatant deaths and then one for all, civilian and combatant deaths they caused. There were several apologies for various acts released before this; Bernard Teggert, that little girl hit by a stray bullet etc. Yes these and the first blanket apology came far too late for their victims. The latter apology I feel actually went beyond what was needed, and I consider myself a voice of reason. Most of the Provisional movement gave up arms and pursued peaceful means. Most of the career soldiers of Her Royal Highn...sorry, Her Majesty went from Belfast, to the Falklands, to Sierra Leone, Africa etc. Even after the Provo's late apologies, posh school boys and naive working class young men and women continued their fine career serving Queen and country, namely in 'training' in the North of Ireland, in 'deployment' to Iraq and Afghanistan, where they 'liberated' those oppressed people. When said heroes withdraw from Afghanistan, and go to fight for the freedom of Libya, a country they so relished the thought of being free that they sent over arms and munitions to Gaddafi himself, will they issue an apology for the 1,000,000+ dead? Has the Queen so repented of the despicable carpet bombing of Iraq by fine fellowes in the RAF, the shooting of civilians by the Queen's Highlander's, and the torture of Arabs by the Royal Goons, that she issued a press release, or a New Year's Apology?
by Al Slater Thu May 19, 2011 16:31
I have never once heard an apology from the Terrorists, always "we regret, and anyways really what does an apology do. There is a lot of talk about the British Armed forces being brought to justice for their crimes, when will the terrorists be ready to stand trial for the crimes that they committed on their own people, there are many of them who never were brought to justice.
by Damien M Thu May 19, 2011 17:28
"I have never once heard an apology from the Terrorists, always "we regret, and anyways really what does an apology do."
by Al Slater Thu May 19, 2011 20:46
Once again you are avoiding the responsibility of the terrorists who killed thousands of (to use one of your words). "idiginous" irish people and trying to divert attention on to others, I have stated that there were many sides involved in what happened in Northern Ireland (and have freely stated it), and once again a poster questions in essence my loyalty to this country ( reference to my heroes, although I made NO reference to heroes).
by Damien M Thu May 19, 2011 21:30
Who's Declan? If you're going to paraphrase me or quote me at least get my name right, and spell 'indigenous' properly. I sense some anger on your keyboard there.
by Al_Qaeida Thu May 19, 2011 21:42
Al, you keep going on and on saying things like "everyone is always saying the queen/uk gov/loyalists should apologise but is there no apology from the republicans."
by Al Slater Fri May 20, 2011 09:31
Yes I believe that there should be apologies all round.
by opus diablos - the regressive hypocrite party Fri May 20, 2011 13:38
..you apologising for all that whataboutry diversion from the central issue of the appropriateness of 30bn spent on the rich mamma's spin round the ECB/IMF wreckage, orchestrated by the City Of London and her buddies in the bondholder circles?
by Al Slater Fri May 20, 2011 15:57
I answered your question, you have as I expected you would failed to answer mine, by the normal diversionary approach of qouting a failed socialist mantra.
by Damien M Fri May 20, 2011 23:10
"Do you believe that republican terrorists should apologise, its a simple yes or no, cut the hyperbole."
by Al_Qaeda Fri May 20, 2011 23:18
by opus diablos - the regressive hypocrite party Sat May 21, 2011 15:19
yours is the hasbara technique.
by Non Proxy Murderer. Sat May 21, 2011 15:36
Although I haven't a royalist bone in my body..
by opus diablos - the regressive hypocrite party Sat May 21, 2011 16:14
If you're not a royalist(but tolerant of its pyramidic and parasitic predations), despise republicanism, take pleasure in baiting political opponents, you're leaning towards fascism already.
by Non Proxy muderer. Sat May 21, 2011 16:24
The plane left the ground before someone threw a bomb.
by opus diablos - the regressive hypocrite party Sat May 21, 2011 16:34
And noticed that MI 5/6 and a collection of her midgetsty's undercover agencies created the terrorist element in the war.

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Errol Laborde
Executive Vice President/Editor in Chief
Errol Laborde holds a Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of New Orleans and is the Editor in Chief of Renaissance Publishing. In that capacity he serves as Editor/Associate Publisher of New Orleans Magazine and Editor/ Publisher of Louisiana Life Magazine. Errol is also a producer and a regular panelist on Informed Sources, a weekly news discussion program broadcast on public television station WYES-TV, Channel 12. Errol is a three-time winner of the Alex Waller Award, the highest award given in print journalism by the New Orleans Press Club. Errol's most recent books are Krewe: The Early Carnival from Comus to Zulu and Marched the Day God, a history of the Rex organization. In his free time he enjoys playing tennis and traveling with his wife Peggy to anywhere they can get away to, but some of his favorite spots are the Caribbean and historic locations around Louisiana. You can reach Errol at (504) 830-7235 or email@example.com.
Morgan Packard
Editor, St. Charles Avenue
Managing Editor, New Orleans Magazine
Morgan Packard may not be a native New Orleanian, but with every passing day New Orleans becomes more her home. Attending Newcomb College and gaining her masters from Tulane University, Packard immersed herself in the culture and peculiarities of the Big Easy, the culmination of which was reached when she joined the staff of Renaissance Publishing in May 2006. You can reach Morgan at (504) 830-7227 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Bev Church
Executive Editor, St. Charles Avenue
Bev Church is the executive editor of St. Charles Avenue magazine, a post she has held since its inception 15 years ago. She is the co-author of four bestselling books on entertaining and she writes an entertaining column and editor's note every month for the magazine. After graduating from Tulane University's Newcomb College, Bev taught in the public schools. She and her husband, Dr. John Church, began raising a family and became involved in civic and charitable activities. She was co-owner of a party and decoration shop and is currently owner of Entertaining Celebrations which produced her two latest books: Entertaining Celebrations and Seasonal Celebrations. She has appeared as an entertaining expert on Good Morning America, HGTV and WWL-TV. Bev has her own line of centerpieces and is still involved in many charitable organizations. She is a sustaining member of the Junior League and a member of the Garden Club of America.
Sarah Ravits
Editor, New Orleans Homes & Lifestyles
Managing Editor, Louisiana Life
Managing Editor, Acadiana Profile
Sarah Ravits graduated from Tulane University with degrees in English and Psychology. At Renaissance Publishing she has served as an editorial assistant, associate editor and managing editor of custom publishing jobs. She became managing editor of Louisiana Life and Acadiana Profile and editor of New Orleans Homes & Lifestyles in May 2013. She resides in Mid-City and enjoys running in City Park, reading and live music. You can reach Sarah at (504) 830-7239 or email@example.com.
Kelly Massicot
Web Editor, MyNewOrleans.com
Kelly Massicot is a proud New Orleanian, born and raised on crawfish, snowballs and red beans every Monday. After attending Mount Carmel Academy, she stayed close to home and earned a degree in Marketing from the University of New Orleans. Along with running the Internet, Kelly also writes the New Orleans Bride Magazine blog "Let Them Eat Cake," which posts new and exciting wedding-related content every day. When not diligently working, Kelly can be found trying new restaurants around the city, binging on the latest Netflix series, organizing wine and cheese nights and obsessing over her chiweenie puppy Hugo Peabody. You can reach Kelly at (504) 830-7228 or email@example.com.
Melanie Warner Spencer
Editor, custom publishing
Editor, New Orleans Bride
Melanie Warner Spencer is a native Kentuckian, but says she got to New Orleans as fast as she could. For more than 12 years, Melanie has covered lifestyle, design and entertainment at various publications, serving as the design columnist at Austin American-Statesman, a senior staff reporter at the Houston Chronicle and most recently as the editor-in-chief of Houston Brides magazine. Her work also has appeared in the Chicago Tribune, the Huffington Post and Reuters in the United States and across the globe. In her spare time, Melanie is an award-winning fine art photographer and has been honored by the Texas Press Association for her editorial photography. She also has been honored by the Press Club of New Orleans for its Excellence in Journalism Awards and is currently serving as a media member of the board of directors. Cooking and eating fabulous food and taking road trips with her spouse of 16 years, fellow writer and filmmaker Mark Patrick Spencer however, is at the top of her list of favorite pastimes. You can reach her at (504) 830-7259 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Kimberley Singletary
Managing Editor, Biz New Orleans
A Southern California transplant (by way of Canada, Washington, Colorado and Nebraska) Kimberley Singletary has finally found her perfect home in the land of beignets, zydeco and zero chance of shoveling snow. Since receiving her bachelor's degree in journalism from California State University Long Beach, she has logged more than 15 years in the magazine industry, breaking for a few years to run a 15-ton sand sculpting competition in the middle of downtown Omaha. She lives in Uptown with her husband, young daughter, and a giant black dog who prays for snow every single day. You can reach her at (504) 830-7260 or email@example.com.
Tiffani Reding Amedeo
Art Director, New Orleans Magazine
Creative Director, New Orleans Homes & Lifestyles, New Orleans Bride
Tiffani Reding is the Cajun girl of the office. Originally from the bayou in Cut Off, La., she attended Nicholls State and graduated from Delgado with a degree in visual communications. She has been with Renaissance Publishing since the start of the company in 2006. She loves spending her spare time with her husband Mike and their dogs Bailey and Maggie at their home in Harahan. She is a self-proclaimed shoe shopper who is always looking for another pair of heels. You can reach Tiffani at (504) 830-7295 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Sarah George
Art Director, St. Charles Avenue, Louisiana Life, Acadiana Profile
Sarah is a New Orleans native with a Visual Communications degree from Delgado Community college. When not at the office, she can be found in her garden planting something or the other. She is a science fiction fan and is eagerly awaiting flying cars and hover boards. You can reach Sarah at (504) 830-7269 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Antoine Passelac
Art Director, custom publications
Imported from France with a case of wine and a wheel of cheese, Antoine Passelac attended the Ecole de Communication Visuelle in Paris and graduated in 2004. He moved to the U.S. in 2010 to follow his future wife, Amy. After two and a half years in San Francisco and two visits to New Orleans, the two made the decision to make NOLA their new home. Music, food and art: Antoine enjoys every second of his new (Orleans) life! You can reach Antoine at (504) 830-7238 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Colleen Monaghan
Vice President of Sales
With over 30 years in the publishing and non-profit sectors, Colleen Monaghan is an accomplished sales strategist and solution-oriented Vice President of Sales at Renaissance Publishing who thrives in challenging, fast-paced environments where her performance directly impacts the bottom line. As a seventh generation New Orleanian, Colleen loves her hometown of New Orleans with a passion, enjoys volunteering in the non-profit sector which allows her to strategize about new events that bring people together in a fun environment while raising money at the same time. Colleen loves art collecting, traveling the world and living life to its fullest, while wearing fabulous hats and elaborate costumes and partaking in the elixir of life. Vino – Dahling! You can reach Colleen at (504) 830-7215 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Kate Sanders
Sales Manager, New Orleans Magazine
Kate Sanders moved to New Orleans in 2010 to attend Tulane University and received her M.B.A. with a concentration in Marketing. Previously, she worked at The Hook Newsweekly in Charlottesville, Virginia after getting her B.A. at University of Virginia in 2003. She resides Uptown and loves to enjoy New Orleans' food, music and festivals with friends and family as well as spending time with her black lab Marley. You can reach her at (504) 830-7216 or email@example.com.
Jonee Daigle Ferrand
Senior Account Executive, New Orleans Magazine
Jonée Daigle Ferrand is the Senior Account Executive for Renaissance Publishing and has been with the company for over 12 years. She is married to Brad Ferrand and has a 4 year old daughter, Lilette, with whom she resides in Covington, along with their kitty cat, Bella. Jonee comes from a large family of 6 kids and enjoys spending time with her siblings and nieces/nephews. She loves working with nonprofit organizations, attending networking events and is a member of the Junior League of Covington. You can reach Jonée at (504) 830-7257 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Lisa Picone Love
Senior Account Executive, New Orleans Magazine
Lisa Picone is a New Orleans native. She graduated from Mt. Carmel Academy and LSU, where she received a B.A. in Mass Communications/Advertising. She has worked in advertising and nonprofit arts administration for over 20 years. She received a Masters of Fine Arts from UNO and is a two-time Big Easy Entertainment Award winner having performed on stages all around town as an actress and cabaret singer. She currently resides in St. Bernard Parish with her husband and their two children Clyde (a pit mix) and Lee Lou (a tom cat). You can reach Lisa at email@example.com.
Jessica Marasco
Account Executive, New Orleans Magazine
Jessica Marasco (like Tabasco) is a proud New Orleans native! She is a graduate of Dominican High School and N.O.C.C.A. followed by four wonderful years at the famous Northwestern in Natchitoches (Steel Magnolias was filmed there) where she got her B.A. In Theatre. She is a huge Saints fan and a lover of anything Mardi Gras, in fact you can catch her throwing glittery purses with the Krewe of Nyx! She currently lives in Mid City with her rescue schnoodle, Baby Colston. You can reach Jessica at (504) 830-7220 or email@example.com
Claire Cummings
Account Executive, New Orleans Magazine
Claire Cummings was born and raised in New Orleans. She graduated from East Jefferson High School and then earned a BA in Film, Theatre and Communications from the University of New Orleans. Since graduating from college, Claire has worked on various movie sets as well as managing a few retail stores. She lives at home with her chihuahua Dixie and pit-mix Lola. You can reach Claire at (504) 830-7250 or email@example.com.
Brittany Brady
Sales Manager, St. Charles Avenue
Brittany Brady was born in the depths of Mississippi where she has since led a nomadic lifestyle. After graduating from LSU, she migrated to the city that will forever have her heart – New Orleans! – and is currently residing in the Warehouse District. In addition to being a part of the St. Charles Avenue team, Brittany enjoys being involved in the city's music scene, craft cocktails, being an eccentric foodcentric, having more knowledge of the NBA than the average male and learning from people of all walks of life! You can reach Brittany at (504) 830-7248 or email@example.com.
Samantha Blanchard
Account Executive, St. Charles Avenue
Born and raised in Baton Rouge, Samantha Blanchard moved to New Orleans in the summer of 2015. She graduated from Louisiana State University with a degree in fashion merchandise. During this time, she discovered her love for sales and people. In addition to being the newbie on St. Charles Avenue magazine, she enjoys spending time with her family, boyfriend, friends and her rescue beagle, Gumbeaux! On the side, she is also a dance team coach and teacher! Samantha's hobbies include: shopping, traveling (especially to Dallas to see her beau), painting, running, and WINE! Samantha can be reached at (225) 505-4930 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Brittany Gilbert
Account Executive, Louisiana Life
Originally from West Monroe, Louisiana, Brittany moved to Uptown New Orleans in January 2014. She attended the University of Louisiana at Monroe where she earned a Bachelor's degree in Mass Communications and Public Relations. During her time at ULM, Brittany danced on the dance team and was a member of Phi Mu Sorority. Since then, she has participated as an Executive Mentor for the Loyola College of Business, a committee member of the Jefferson Chamber Young Professionals and a volunteer for other nonprofit organizations. Brittany's hobbies include: dancing, shopping, travelling and spending time with my family. You can reach Brittany at (504) 830-7298 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Maegan O'Brien
Sales Manager, Biz New Orleans
Maegan O'Brien was born in New Orleans and raised on the Northshore in Mandeville, La. She graduated from Louisiana State University in 2010 with a bachelor's degree in finance, but marketing and advertising are her true callings. She currently lives in Old Metairie and loves traveling, wining and dining, and spending time with family and great friends. You can reach Maegan at (504) 830-7219 or email@example.com.
Caitlin Sistrunk
Account Executive, Biz New Orleans
Caitlin Sistrunk was born in New Orleans and raised in Covington, La. She graduated from Louisiana State University with a Bachelor's Degree in marketing. While attending LSU Caitlin fell in love with both marketing and advertising. She is ecstatic to begin her career as a Sales Associate with our new magazine. Caitlin loves painting, hanging with friends, and cooking. You can reach Caitlin at (985)-705-3584 or email@example.com.
Carly Goldman
Account Executive, Biz New Orleans
Carly Goldman was born and raised in Long Island, New York before moving down to New Orleans to attend Tulane University. After earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Philosophy, Carly became particularly interested in marketing and advertising and delightedly joined the Biz New Orleans team. In her spare time, Carly enjoys exploring New Orleans with friends and her dog, Parker. You can reach Carly at (985)-705-3584 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Marni Demelo
Account Executive, Port Division
Marni is a New Orleans native and she and her husband, Tim, currently reside in Lakeview. She attended the Academy of the Sacred Heart High School and Texas A&M University in Galveston, TX where she earned her Bachelor's Degree in Maritime Administration. During her time at A&M, she had the opportunity to sail for 60 days as a cadet onboard a training ship; traveling to the Philippines, Japan, and Hong Kong. Since then, Marni has worked in the brown-water marine transportation industry and is excited to use her maritime knowledge to benefit Customs Publishing, Port Division. When she isn't working, Marni enjoys wining and dining, traveling, spending time with family and friends, and is an avid deer hunter. You can reach Marni at email@example.com.
Brooke LeBlanc
Sr. Account Executive of Custom Publishing, New Orleans Bride and New Orleans Homes & Lifestyles
Brooke LeBlanc was born and raised in New Orleans. She attended Archbishop Chapelle High School and the University of New Orleans, where she received her degree in Hotel, Restaurant & Tourism with a concentration in Marketing. She loves traveling, spending time with her family and friends, watching movies and drinking wine. You can reach Brooke at (504) 830-7242 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Zane Wilson
Account Executive of Custom Publishing, New Orleans Bride and New Orleans Homes & Lifestyles
Although Zane grew up in Birmingham, Alabama, she considers herself a New Orleanean due to her love for the city. She graduated from Tulane University with a B.A. in Communication, and also studied at Complutense University of Madrid while studying abroad in Spain for six months. Zane is involved with the American Cancer Society, enjoys traveling, art, speaking Spanish, and all of the cultural aspects of New Orleans. You can reach Zane at (504) 830-7246 or email@example.com.
Donna Childress
Account Executive, Special Projects
Donna M. Childress has rejoined Renaissance Publishing as an Account Executive, after a long absence following Katrina. Donna attended Loyola University and St. Mary's Dominican College, where she graduated and later moved to Dallas.She returned "home" to New Orleans to work for many years in Tourism Marketing, Sales and as a Destination Management Consultant. She is a certified Master Gardener, and volunteers at several Community gardens and for civic and church projects. Donna also enjoys reading, needlepoint, crafts and classic movies. She is a rabid Saints, LSU and Notre Dame football fan, and lives in New Orleans with her husband and their "baby", a 100 lb. Rhodesian Ridgeback named Rosco P. Coltrane. You can reach Donna at (504) 828-1380 or email@example.com.
Rebecca Taylor
Sales Manager, Acadiana Profile
Rebecca is a Lafayette native. She has worked in print media for over 14 years, including over three years with Renaissance Publishing. She and her husband, Mike, have two children (Michael and Lauren). Family fun involves camping, playing tennis and attending all extracurricular activities for Michael and Lauren. You can reach Rebecca at (337) 298-4424 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Staci Woodward McCarty
Production/Web Manager
"I'm not that interesting, but I think I'm pretty cool." Originally from New Orleans, Staci McCarty began her Renaissance Publishing journey in December 2006. After growing up in Metairie and attending Archbishop Chapelle High School, Staci received her associates degree in visual communications from Delgado Community College. While not trying to wrangle her three rambunctious baby boys Keaton, Maxwell and Beau – all under the age of 4 yrs. old – Staci enjoys date nights out with her high school sweetheart Keaton.. and a cocktail or two. Fun fact about Staci: even at a towering 5'2" stature, she made her high school varsity basketball team as a freshman. You can reach Staci at (504) 830-7266 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Ali Sullivan
Senior Production Designer
A New Orleans native, Ali Sullivan broke out of the service industry to join Renaissance Publishing after graduating Delgado with a degree in visual communications. She is delighted to be designing with the company, and more than happy to now have her weekends free to bike to brunch. You can reach Ali at (504) 830-7202 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Monique Di Pietro
Production Designer
Originally from Uptown New Orleans, Monique has now found her way to the suburbs. She graduated with a Bachelor's Degree from UNO then eventually decided to follow her passion by acquiring an Associate's Degree in Visual Communications. She is relieved to now be doing something that she loves to do, Graphic Design, here at Renaissance Publishing. Monique adores her husband and their two kitties and is a huge fan of vintage, running, laughter and all things creative. You can reach Monique at (504) 830-7237 or email@example.com.
Jessica DeBold
Traffic Coordinator
Jessica (Jess) was born in New York City and raised in Greenwich, CT. She moved to New Orleans in 2010 to escape the long, cold winters, and to attend Loyola University where she received her B.A. in Philosophy Pre-Law and Journalism. Jess is a fourth-degree black belt and she has a pup named Megalodon. She has traveled to several foreign countries, including Egypt in 2013, where she witnessed a revolution while working with UN Women to report on Gender inequality. Much to her Yankee family's dismay, Jess has made a home for herself in New Orleans and won't be leaving anytime soon! You can reach Jess at (504) 830-7241 or email@example.com.
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Ds has never even been to a church service and his grandparents got over it rather quickly. I was born catholic and raised strict Methodist so I get the pressure.. Good luck and I'm sure you'll make the right decision for your family! =)
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I wouldn't not baptize my baby just because I was worried someone's feelings would be hurt. You already promised your friend, so your husband should tell his sister that right away, so she knows. The Catholic Church does not believe in unbaptized babies going to Limbo anymore. All babies go to heaven. Only one Godparent has to be Catholic. The other is called a Christian Witness. Do what you feel in your heart is the right thing.
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Australia's main opposition party, on course to win the next election, is looking at ways to fund an overhaul of the country's creaky infrastructure, including guaranteeing the bonds of companies involved in major road- and rail-building projects.
Australia needs to spend an estimated 700 billion Australian (US$720 billion) to upgrade its public infrastructure over the next 15 years, according to industry body Infrastructure Partnerships Australia. The Liberal-National coalition said it's considering offering bond guarantees, hoping companies will then be able to raise funds for major development projects more cheaply by leveraging the country's top triple-A credit rating.
It comes as government finances are under pressure from declining tax revenues as a mining boom that has powered growth slows. Public works are usually the responsibility of state and federal governments. Providing an incentive for private companies to take on more projects could help restore the federal budget to surplus, while also giving foreign investors another avenue to invest in high-yielding Australian assets.
The resource-rich nation currently spends about A$60 billion annually on infrastructure. A decade long mining boom has put pressure on seaports, roadways and rail lines, while storms and flooding that regularly afflict the Pacific nation during the summer months have cost the government billions of dollars in recent years.
Australia is one of only a handful of sovereigns globally that is rated triple-A. That's led to a sharp pickup in foreign investment in Australian assets in recent years as pension managers, central banks and sovereign wealth funds seek higher returns than offered elsewhere. More than 70% of Australian government bonds are held by foreigners, double the level owned a decade ago. The opposition's spokesman on treasury matters, or shadow treasurer, Joe Hockey, has previously said he wants to issue longer-dated government bonds to take advantage of that demand.
Under the latest plan, the opposition is looking to create so-called special purpose bonds, backed by a government guarantee, allowing private companies to borrow at the same rate as the government. Separately, new government bonds with a maturity of up to 30 years would be issued to provide a price benchmark for the new infrastructure bonds. The longest term currently offered is 16 years. Tax rebates on infrastructure bonds are another option being considered, a spokesman for Mr. Hockey said.
"A new 30-year bond would bring the Australia sovereign curve more into line with the world's major government curves," said Paul Brennan, a Sydney-based economist at Citi. "For investors, it would offer an exposure to the highest grade of sovereign debt, without the extremely low interest rates offered by comparable sovereigns."
Mr. Hockey, a former banking and finance lawyer, has been shadow treasurer since February 2009. If recent poll results are repeated on election day in September, his Liberal-National coalition, led by Tony Abbott, will comfortably win office from the ruling Labor government of Prime Minister Julia Gillard.
If Mr. Hockey's proposal goes ahead, it won't be the first time the government has used its credit rating to guarantee private sector companies. Canberra provided a backstop for billions of dollars worth of borrowing by commercial banks during the global financial crisis in 2008.
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Desperate Prayer
2 min cooldown Instant
Heals the caster for 34,808.
Activating Fade removes all movement impairing effects and prevents your movement speed from being reduced for 5 sec.
40 yd range
1 min cooldown Instant
Creates a Mindbender to attack the target. Caster receives 0.75% mana when the Mindbender attacks. Lasts 20 sec.
Replaces Shadowfiend.
Replaces Shadowfiend.
Psychic Scream
3% of base mana
30 sec cooldown Instant
The caster lets out a psychic scream, causing 5 enemies within 8 yards to flee, disorienting them for 8 sec. Damage caused may interrupt the effect.
Twist of Fate
After healing a target below 35% health, you deal 15% increased damage and healing for 10 sec.
40 yd range 0.75% of base mana
25 sec cooldown Instant
Launch a Shadowy bolt that grows in power with distance, damaging an enemy for up to 6,325, and then bouncing to additional enemies 4 times. Each time it bounces, it splits into 2 bolts.
Clarity of Power
Your Mind Spike, Mind Sear, and Shadow Word: Death deal 40% additional damage to targets not affected by your Shadow Word: Pain or Vampiric Touch. Also reduces the cooldown on Mind Blast by 3 sec and makes it instant cast.
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Glyph of Mind Blast
ShadowPassiveWhen you critically hit with your Mind Blast, you cause the target to be unable to move for 4 sec.
Glyph of Mind Spike
ShadowPassiveYour successful non-instant Mind Spikes reduce the cast time of your next Mind Blast within 9 sec by 50%. This effect can stack up to 2 times.
Glyph of Dispersion
ShadowPassiveReduces the cooldown on Dispersion by 15 sec.
Minor Glyphs
Glyph of Dark Archangel
ShadowPassiveWhen you apply Devouring Plague to a target, you take on the form of a Dark Archangel for 8 sec.
Glyph of Shadow Ravens
ShadowPassiveYour Shadow Orbs now appear as Shadow Ravens.
Glyph of the HeavensPassiveYour Levitate targets will appear to be riding on a cloud for the duration of the spell.
- Angelic Bulwark
- Body and Soul
- Mindbender
- Void Tendrils
- Twist of Fate
- Cascade
- Words of Mending
Angelic Bulwark
When an attack brings you below 30% health, you gain an absorption shield equal to 15% of your maximum health for 20 sec. Cannot occur more than once every 90 sec.
Body and Soul
Your Power Word: Shield and Leap of Faith also increase your target's movement speed by 60% for 4 sec.
40 yd range
1 min cooldown Instant
Creates a Mindbender to attack the target. Caster receives 0.75% mana when the Mindbender attacks. Lasts 20 sec.
Replaces Shadowfiend.
Replaces Shadowfiend.
Void Tendrils
1% of base mana
30 sec cooldown Instant
Summons shadowy tendrils, rooting up to 5 enemy targets within 8 yards for 20 sec or until the tendril is killed.
Twist of Fate
After healing a target below 35% health, you deal 15% increased damage and healing for 10 sec.
40 yd range 2.4% of base mana
25 sec cooldown 1.5 sec cast
Launch a Holy bolt that grows in power with distance, healing an ally for up to 1,488, and then bouncing to additional allies 4 times. Each time it bounces, it splits into 2 bolts.
Words of Mending
Your healing and shielding spell casts grant you a stack of Word of Mending. When you gain 10 stacks of Word of Mending, your next targeted healing or shielding spell also casts a Prayer of Mending at them.
Major Glyphs
Glyph of Mass DispelPassiveCauses your Mass Dispel to be potent enough to remove Magic effects that are normally undispellable.
Glyph of Reflective ShieldPassiveCauses 70% of the damage you absorb with your own Power Word: Shield to reflect back at the attacker. This damage causes no threat.
Glyph of Penance
DisciplinePassiveIncreases the mana cost of Penance by 20% but allows Penance to be cast while moving.
Minor Glyphs
Glyph of Borrowed Time
DisciplinePassiveYour Borrowed Time is now displayed visually.
Glyph of ConfessionPassiveTeaches you the ability Confession.
Compels a friendly target to confess a secret.
Glyph of Holy ResurrectionPassiveYour resurrection target appears bathed in holy light for the duration of the Resurrection cast.
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- Mana160000
- Intellect 3541
- Spell Power 4701
- Haste 10.83%
- Crit 12.80%
- Mastery 23.23%
- Multistrike 5.53%
- Versatility 3.22%
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- Spell Power 4701
- Crit 12.80%
- Spirit 1286
- Haste 10.83%
- Mastery 23.23%
- Multistrike 5.53%
- Versatility 3.22%
- Strength 842
- Agility 1065
- Intellect 3541
- Stamina 4049
- Damage 163–305
- Attack Power 0
- Speed 1.44
- Spell Power 4701
- Mana Regen 8500
- Armour 665
- Dodge 3.00%
- Parry 0.00%
- Block 0.00%
- Crit 12.80%
- Haste 10.83%
- Mastery 23.23%
- Spirit 1286
- Bonus Armor 0
- Multistrike 5.53%
- Leech 0.00%
- Versatility 3.22%
- Avoidance 0.00%
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Tractor crash critically injures Bennington manJuly 18,2013Tractor crash sends man to Albany
BENNINGTON A local 84-year-old man was critically injured in a crash on Carpenter Hill Road about 5:40 p.m. Tuesday, according to Lt. Lloyd Dean of the Bennington Police Department.
Felix R. Lecours, 84, of Bennington, was driving a Ford F250 pickup truck that crashed into a tractor, police said.
Lecours was not wearing a seat belt and needed to be extricated from the truck with the jaws-of-life extrication tools. He was taken to the Southwestern Vermont Medical Center in Bennington and then flown to the Albany (N.Y.) Medical Center with critical, life threatening injuries, Dean said.
After a preliminary investigation, police believe Lecours was driving north on Carpenter Hill Road from Pownal into Bennington.
As he approached the first 90 degree curve in the road he continued to drive straight with the left front of his truck hitting a Kobota farm tractor, driven by Lewis Garnett, 51 of Bennington
Garnett was driving the tractor south on Carpenter Hill, pulling a trailer of dirt. Andrew Martin, 57, was a passenger on the trailer.
On impact, the pick-up truck was flipped onto the passenger side and slid to a stop. The left rear tire was torn away from the tractor,
Dean said Garnett and Martin both suffered injuries but the injuries were not considered life-threatening. Both were taken to SVMC for treatment.
Garnett, who was wearing his seat belt, was taken to the hospital by the Bennington Rescue Squad while Martin, who was thrown from the dirt trailer, was taken to the hospital by his employer.
Response at the scene was hampered by an excessive amount of oil leaked onto the pavement from both vehicles, Dean said.
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I saw the consumer alert about Nike apparel for extreme sports with the phrases "Dope," "Get High" and "Ride Pipe." (A June 23 story reported "Nike faces antidrug backlash to shirts.") This is appalling to me. If they are not condoning drug use, then why are they using a pill bottle image on the "Dope" T-shirt for the graphics of "skateboards" to fall out of? As a person who works with teenage boys at an inpatient drug-treatment facility, I know the boys love the fact that the shirts say "get high" and "dope" and brag about the fact that they are wearing drug-related shirts and can get away with it because it is Nike.
Nike is being irresponsible and blind by marketing this way. Teen drug use is a real problem. It is things such as this that cause a certain numbness and tolerance toward drug use and people laughing it off as "kids just being kids." It is hard to bring attention to the problem and get the general public to not only see the problem, but take it seriously when major sponsors such as Nike do things like this.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (October 21, 2013) - The 89th General Assembly passed several measures during the 1st Extraordinary Session of 2013 to ensure public school employees will have access to a high-quality and low-cost insurance program.
One of the bills passed, HB1101 (Act 6) created the State and Public School and Health Insurance Program Legislative Task Force. The legislation requires the Speaker of the House to make 4 appointments to that task force.
On Monday, October 21, Arkansas House Speaker Davy Carter appointed the following members:
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"Rep. McGill, Rep. Copenhaver, and Rep. Kerr all have extensive experience in the insurance industry," said Speaker Carter. "Rep. Gossage brings to the task force his many years in public education and administration. I'm confident all those appointed will use their expertise to bring real solutions to the table by next year."
Act 6 also specifies that the Chair of the House Education Committee and the Chair of the House Committee on Insurance and Commerce will also serve on the task force.
During the 89th General Assembly, Rep. James McLean (District 63-Batesville) serves as Education Chair and Rep. Tommy Wren (District 62-Melbourne) serves as Chair of the House Insurance and Commerce Committee.
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Hoke gives no timeline for Toussaint's return
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Michigan started preseason practice without suspended players Fitz Toussaint and Frank Clark, and with coach Brady Hoke giving no hint on when either would return.
Toussaint, the starting tailback, was arrested for drunken driving. Clark, a defensive end, was charged with second-degree home invasion.
"That's a decision that has to be made down the road, and I don't know when that will be," Hoke said. "Right now, we'll focus on the guys that are out there."
Hoke announced Monday both will remain off the field for the indefinitely. The Wolverines open the season against Alabama on Sept. 1 in Texas.
Wide receiver Jerald Robinson pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor destruction of property charge Monday morning in Ann Arbor, but took part in the afternoon workout. Hoke said that Robinson's punishment had concluded.
Michigan quarterback Denard Robinson said that he knows how badly Toussaint wants to be reinstated.
"I've been talking to Fitz, and he wants to be out on the field with us," Robinson said. "It's the first day of practice, and we've all been waiting for this. He wants to be out there just as bad as the rest of us, but right now he can't be."
Hoke said that he's not concerned about Toussaint and Clark missing practice time, because of their experience in his system last season.
"They played a lot of football for us last year," he said. "They will be fine."
Hoke was happy to be back at work. His team is the favorite in the Big Ten's Legends Division, although they will be severely tested in the opener against the defending national champion Crimson Tide.
"Today was our first day with a new football team, and that's always going to be fun," he said. "There was some excitement out there today, but there was also some chippiness, and that's what we want to see. We're going to put these players under stress, because we want Saturdays to be easy for them."
Hoke also acknowledged that, even though his team didn't wear pads for the first day of practice, he was pleased to see some contact.
"These are football players, and when they've got a helmet on, they are going to run into each other a bit," he said. "We want to have a physical football team, but we also want a tough team, both mentally and physically. We need to have the confidence to play fast, and that's what we're seeing."


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"[A] detailed…biography of one of the world's most inspiring athletes…Wilcockson is at his best describing this tortuous 2,200-mile event, which tests athletes to the breaking point, and he ably captures the world of European cycling—the techniques, personalities and overwhelming passion."
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"Cycling fans will enjoy the summaries of Armstrong's racing triumphs, and there are lots of fascinating insider anecdotes to flesh out the story line. This subject-friendly biography of one of the world's most famous sports luminaries is sure to get lots of media hype and be in considerable demand."
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"This book offers stories and insights that will make it a popular choice for those who follow Armstrong and/or his sport."
"Wilcockson has tracked down an array of impressive sources…Armstrong has led an extraordinary life so far..."
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"[A] fascinating, very well put-together portrait full of insights into its subject's personality…The adult dramas – the rise to cycling prominence and his domination of the Tour, the cancer and the setting up of his cancer foundation, his marriage, fatherhood, divorce, and his relationship with Sheryl Crow – are better known, but in Wilcockson's hands they remain rich in the re-telling, and much is added to our understanding of a tumultuous life."
The Guardian (UK), 7/19/09
"[S]ceptics might be less surprised to witness Armstrong's renaissance if they had read John Wilcockson's new biography."
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"Wilcockson is able to offer the inside dope (pun intended) on the champ's training techniques, his rise through the ranks and his triumph over family strife and cancer to emerge as one of the planet's best-known athletes…Wilcockson certainly knows the business of bike racing, and he delivers a fine primer."
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"Lance is a compelling story of survival and, above all else, endurance."
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"Another Armstrong book?...Is there anything left to say or explain? Yes there is and Wilcockson says it and explains it meticulously, even controversially…Confident, confrontational, motivated by anger and a fear of failure — these well-known Armstrong traits are explored at length by Wilcockson in a series of interviews with figures in the rider's past, including his adopted father, his early mentor, relatives and boyhood friends and the doctor who first diagnosed the testicular cancer that had spread to the rider's brain, lungs and stomach. Lance lets them all speak as Wilcockson blends their stories into a skillful portrait to detail the book's subtitle, The Making of the World's Greatest Champion."
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"Another Armstrong book?...Is there anything left to say or explain? Yes there is and Wilcockson says it and explains it meticulously, even controversially…Lance lets them all speak as Wilcockson blends their stories into a skillful portrait."
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"If you're an Armstrong follower, a cyclist or a fan of sports nonfiction, Lance won't disappoint."
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"[F]or fans of Armstrong who are looking for a comprehensive look at his life, this book would fit the bill."
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bruins4777 replied to 4stevenz4's topic in Off-TopicI like it. It has a lot of potential, but like previous people mentioned the whole ad thing is ridiculously annoying. I'm sticking with FF3 but I'll leave chrome on my computer.
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brodeur, luongo, lundy, dipi, giguere, nabokov, vokoun, thomas, and maybe kipper are the only ones out of those you listed that i would take over him. Turco is still overrated and huet is better. Same thing for miller Backstrom I might take over huet, maybe. Its close, backstrom has had issues this year. Leclaire is inconsistent and thus far a one season goaltender. People get enthralled by the 9 shutouts, but he hasn't been that otherwordly. Thomas even is questionable. This is his first season where he has been something. Before this season he was an inconsistent train wreck. Kipprusoft is average at best this year. Lundqvist is more inconsistent than thomas this season, so even he's questionable. These two both have top 5 potential, which can't be ignored. Roloson....are you kidding me? Bryzgalov needs to prove more than one season. Bulin...about that... Legace I would probably take over Huet actually. Though I want to see if he can endure a whole season. People get caught in the Price hype and fail to realize he only has a 90 percent save percentage. Price's potential is amazing, but he's not there yet. Oh ya, I have just collapsed of laughter at the stupidity of the ducks.
Random post, old/delayed for how this day moves, but whatever. Huet getting traded for a second, IMO, is a huge steal for the capitals. Huet is an outstanding number 1 goaltender that is getting some of the most ridiculous treatment I've EVER seen. Price is extremely overrated and I hope to watch this EXPLODEX1000 in the habs face. That said Carey Price has a technical game and skill set far beyond his age and has the potential to be one of the best goalies ever. Though right now I don't think he's ready.
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built a few ladder bridges over the weekend take a look
and some tramp biking!
no footed x-up
NOTHING big air!
sorry about size
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Thats a nice backyard.
You need to get those flats checked out.
The views expressed above are badly thought out and hastley typed. Any spelling or gramatical mistakes, are, their to annoy.
....I am not gonna say what that pic with the brown spot on your head looks like...
Nice setup, most of the best djers I know practice like that on a trampoline
what flats an plus i think my backyard sucks apart from the trampoline. my yard is only just big enough to fit those bridges in
Can I give you a stunt building tip. See the long pieces of wood you are using to brace the small wood on top to make the laddar. In the future turn that wood on its side. Makes for a SIGNIFIGANTLY stronger stunt and won't bend as badly.
ok cool thanks for the tip. but by the way i did do it in a bit of a half assed job. both of them together took me about 30 minutes
Whenever i make obstacles or whatnot i always do a half assed job. Lazyness always makes the best of me
but ide like to make a bridge for my local trail and i think i might spend over 30 minutes on it for hte first time
Nice backyard. Not big if you say it can only fit the bridges, but it looks nice.
Wait a second, are you like totally enclosed by that brick wall?
Neat stunt too.
Those Little ble recyling boxes DO come in very handy dont they ement My mate used his for the same thing lol..
Im loving the nothing, i want to try the trampoline biking.
ooh..looks fun. love the padding on the bike
The only thing with that nothing is what happens when you miss the bars and the bike lands in between your legs just before you and bounces straight up!? Ouchies!


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Children Should Have The Right To Vote In Elections
We say that we have universal suffrage, and barriers based on wealth, colour and gender have all been torn down. Yet children, who are affected by the decisions of governments, have no voice in deciding who should govern the country. Are they too ignorant, too lacking in intelligence? If so, why don't we apply those criteria to adults?
- Children are citizens like everyone else and voting does not have a qualification prerequisite.Children may not understand politics well, but neither do most votersAll the No points
- Children are not emotionally secure enough to voteThis will effectively lead to more votes to parents
Children Should Have The Right To Vote In ElectionsYes because... No because...
Children are citizens like everyone else and voting does not have a qualification prerequisite.
[[http://www.education.com/magazine/article/middle_school_mental_development/]] Voting is a no-brain-er; either you like a party or you don't. Extensive research to make an informed decision is optional and ultimately politicians on both sides do not have very different policies. Children can easily pick up on where views on an issue differ and decide on who they like better. Talking to your children about elections and viewpoints across the board then giving the child his/her choice-vote can be a very nice family activity, can be educational and should instill into a child the idea that s/he is important enough to make decisions on who and what should rule his/her country. [[http://www.personalgrowthplanet.com/otherarticles/childrenselfworth.htm]]
Little girls are better served thinking about smart politics than skinny models.
Not all parents have the time to work with children in this exercise.
Childen may feel like they are under a lot of pressure and they might also get so excited about getting to vote that their school work will suffer.
Parents will get their kids to vote for the party of their choice.
Children Should Have The Right To Vote In ElectionsYes because... No because...
Children may not understand politics well, but neither do most voters
To understand all the important topics and cast a well educated vote, you have to either work in politics or study it to the point of obsession. Most people do not have time for this and in most cases learn very little about politics. Children have quite a lot of free time and could quite easily learn more about current politics than most people if they wanted to.
Children Should Have The Right To Vote In ElectionsYes because... No because...
The education system will be improved.
Minors are more likely to support spending on education, and local budgets will pass more often
Children Should Have The Right To Vote In ElectionsYes because... No because...
Children are not emotionally secure enough to vote
Hang on; voting is not work. Voting is an expression of self-worth via the knowledge that your opinion counts. [[http://books.google.com/books?id=yEfmf-NJohMC&pg=PA126&lpg=PA126&dq=voting+self+worth&source=bl&ots=d3FwC2uKjx&sig=e7T5OrNrxKrbVefiOeIdPz-exvY&hl=en&ei=fxHpTPfXKISPswbn28G2Cw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=3&ved=0CCoQ6AEwAg#v=onepage&q=voting%20self%20worth&f=false]]
Children today complain of drudgery, a loss of self worth generated from ever-increasing pressure to achieve academically and otherwise. The grade/trophy is valued not the child. [[http://www.helium.com/items/1201053-tips-for-developing-self-worth-in-children]] A child's self worth is nurtured by trusting the child to make decisions and giving him/her a certain amount of space to work independently on certain things.
What critics of the current state of pressure-cooker schools rave on about and against is the constant demand for superlative performance in comparison to peers ( This includes pressure on both teachers,students and not necessarily just children [[http://www.mejfm.com/journal/July05/PDFs/Burnout.pdf]]
). This is a losing battle for students because only a few people can get first positions and even these cannot insure a perfect record for being on top in everything.
Voting cannot be included in this category because it is in great part, a subjective exercise that nobody has to answer for. There is no right or wrong vote; you don't get marks or medals for voting.
Children are vulnerable. They hold a privileged position in society as we need to protect them. Childhood is about having fun and we should promote that rather than putting responsibility onto children as to voting. Statistics show that children these days do suffer from feeling too pressured from school work [[http://www.bbc.co.uk/health/physical_health/child_development/primary_moods.shtml]], we should not add to this by allowing them to vote.
Children Should Have The Right To Vote In ElectionsYes because... No because...
This will effectively lead to more votes to parents
This can also be said then of most 18-21 year olds. Often the only experience they have had with society is through their parents. 50% of youths now go to university [[ http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2010/jan/21/record-new-students-ucas%5D%5D. This extends the time upon which a person is reliant on their parents (even more so than usual because of rocketing tuition costs). Whilst the students may sort out their own finances, the forms have to be filled in by parents and the parents are always there as a back drop. Therefore, if we argue that children should not vote due to parental influence, then we should also seek to raise the voting age to over 21.
Counterargument: This issue can also be resolved with the inclusion of anonymous voting: Casting one's ballot in a booth closed off from impertinent eyes. While there are official means by which to avoid double-counting; the public need not know which member of the public, voted for whom or what party.
While children are impressionable; so are the rest of us and even children rebel against parents (reference: public tantrum for ice cream or candy) time and again. Children are not yes-men.
A persons views on society and how it should be run is based on their parents. This is because during childhood, the only experience with society that the child has had has been influenced or arranged by their parents. Consequently, if we allow children to vote, all we are doing is giving parents more than their own vote. Parents will be able to influence their child's vote, even if not directly.
Children Should Have The Right To Vote In ElectionsYes because... No because...
It should be lowered not scrapped all together
In my school when the elections came up they held a mock election and you voted for the party you would vote for had you been old enough we where at an age where everything was very clichy and if you didn't vote for the right party you weren't in the group, therefore think the age should be lowered to 15/16 that way people are past that point aswell it gives you more freedoms when your 16 as these days all you can do when your 16 is have sex legally and most people do it illegally anyway
Children Should Have The Right To Vote In ElectionsYes because... No because...
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