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I'm planning to expand my army in the near future, and I realize that other than Shadow Specters, I have no fast attack options. My current army is mostly stand and fight ready, a stance that works for me but I wouldn't mind sending out a squad or two to harass my enemy. While my main force gets ready. I'm usually fighting Chaos/and loyalist space Marines. So my first instinct was the Vyper Jetbike, it gives an additional heavy weapon, and it would be something my enemies have to deal with, and with holo fields they are somewhat capable of taking a punch, my only real problem with it is that it's open topped, so even with holofields whatever damage I do take will be severe. And as I continually upgrade it, it doesn't quite seem worth the cost.
Swooping Hawks look awesome and their Grenades can cause pandomonium amongst my enemies, but at 21 points per model for grenades feels unnecessary since their guns are only S3 grenades seem the only useful contribution hawks can give to any army, unless you're fighting the Guard, Tau, Sisters, or other Eldar where the guns might do something.
Shining Spears look cool, but I see alot of hate going towards Jetbikes online. They're expensive, but I think I can see how their lances can be effective.
Warp Spiders I absolutely loved in the video games, but looking at their profile, their guns are powerful and they will force armor saves, and may even punch through a vehicles armor with good rolls. But with most warp Spider weapons being AP- my feelings on them are mixed.
I'm having trouble deciding on a squad, so I'm hoping that some more experienced gamers can help me decide on a squad. Thank you.
Overall Warp Spiders are the better choice in your FA slot. Vypers can work in the correct lists as well, but should generally not be upgraded too much. Swooping Hawks are useless, they look much better on paper than they actually perform, avoid them at all costs. Shining Spears should also be avoided, too many points per model and not enough survivability, but are not quite as useless as Hawks as they can do a lot of damage if they actually get to do their thing.
In short: Spiders > Vypers > Spears > Hawks
This is the order I'd choose them and I'd only take them in large point games where I could spare the points in a friendly game, in fact last year I used my spears a grand total of 2 games!
If expanding your force I'd first look at your Elites if your wanting to get up close and personal. Banshees and Scorpions are good, Fire dragons are devestating at short range but suck in CC but if you weaken the squad with melta shots they might just be able to hold up an enemy unit for a turn giving you some time to shoot other things. First choice for you I would say is Banshees, let those power armour marines feel the pain of I10 power weapons! Combine with simple Doom Seer and Wave Serpent to make the most of their potential. (Doom Seer 75pts, 10 man squad with all upgrades 192pts and cheap wave serpent 100 pts = 377pts) A bit of a points sink but a squad of banshees rerolling to wound against power armour of termies with out storm shield will inflict a lot of pain.
Rather than the Viper I like the forgeworld hornet. Expensive in cash terms but for only a few more points they are not open topped and have an extra point of armour. They can get expensive point wise very quickly so keep them cheap with 2 shuriken cannon and that's it.
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Warp Spiders and Vipers are what I recommend. Personally I use Warp Spiders, unlike Swooping Hawks they are much better then they appear on paper. The Str6 gun means that they can hurt enemy transports with a little luck which great because no one sees it coming. A full squad of Warp Spiders, fully upgraded can take a Space marine Tactical Squad and then move on to a new target. The key is using them right. If you let them get shot they will of course under preform, but if you can use them to get the drop on a unit, they will work magic.
Vipers are like fast war walkers, you have to hide them from enemy fire and pick off weak targets. Also, keep them moving to get the cover save and they will be more survivable then you thing.
Army's used: Space Wolves, Tomb Kings, High Elves, Tyranids, Tau and Eldar.
The swooping hawk grenade pack is useless and their guns are even more useless against T4/power armour, however, you can use them to take out very heavy armour with mass Haywire grenades. So unless your play Apoc or against T3 armies they are not worth the points.
Warp Spiders can be very useful, especially if you get a luck deep strike roll. Their short range makes them a little tricky to use, expect some to die, but the mass S6 is very nice.
Vypers... only take Scat Lasers or EML's, you want to keep these out of firing distance as they will drop like flies against bolter fire.
Hornets are the bomb, bolter fire doesn't hurt them so you can get upclose to drop alot of shuriken fire in, just watch out for heavy weapons fire and flanking units
Spears are OK, expensive point wise and are really only good at taking out light armour, like most Eldar CC they are surprisingly fragile due to the small unit size. Warlocks on Jetbikes work better for me.
Shadow Spectres are an interesting unit, effectively another fire prism that can pop in and out of cover and can be kept at range, very temping.
For the base game, Warp spiders are the best all round option.


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Is my author score the average score of all my hubs? I see that number on my stats page at the bottom of the column that has all my scores for each hub. I don't see anything that specifically says "author score", though, so is the this score?
Also, I'm wondering how you know the score of someone else's hub. I don't see that number anywhere either.
Author score - hubber score - it's the number on your avatar picture. 82 at the moment.
When you go to your feed page, on the right hand side is your profile picture along with a link to your unmanaged comments, hub stats, and profile. On your profile picture is a number. That number is your author score. You see it every your profile picture appears. You can also see it on your profile too. Currently yours is 82.
You see the score of other peoples hubs on your feed and in the hubbers activity log.
I hope this helps.
You can find the author score on your main profile page, next to your avatar. Same result when you navigate to someone else's profile.
It's kind of annoying that your profile's Hubscore doesn't appear on your account page. If you hoover your curser over your Hubpages user name, three options appear....My Account, My Earnings, and My Profile. Clicking on My Profile will show your hubs and your picture with your profile Hubscore. The My Account option will let you see all of your hubs at the bottom of the screen and their current scores (which frequently change). Don't forget that on the My Account page, you can click "edit my profile." The main thing you should keep up with is your top 6 Hubs. Put them as the ones on the carosel, so that readers will enjoy your best work. Hope that helped a bit. Michele
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Diversity Divided
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- € 2,49
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The late philosopher and intellectual historian Sir Isaiah Berlin (1909-1997), one of the most prominent political thinkers of the 20th century, made an important statement about what has become known as 'Multiculturalism':
We are urged to look upon life as affording a plurality of values,
equally ultimate, above all equally objective; incapable, therefore,
of being ordered in a timeless hierarchy, or judged in terms of some
one absolute standard.
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Rooms, services Land-gut-Hotel Adlerbräu Gunzenhausen would be pleased to host you for a few days trip or a longer holiday in Germany. The hotel is welcoming all guests in Gunzenhausen with 57 comfortable rooms to stay in. The hotel is offering you freshly prepared fine local meals in its restaurant every day. Parking possibility is available nearby for guests arriving by car. Fans of actively spent leisure time will also have the chance to rent a bike, play billiard, minigolf, volleyball, go sailing, surfing and rent a boat nearby. In the safe you can secure your valuables. Wireless Internet connection (WiFi) is available at the hotel, enabling portable devices and smartphones to go online. To learn more about the exact range of services of Land-gut-Hotel Adlerbräu Gunzenhausen (including services for an extra fee) and the exact equipment of the rooms, please check the information sheet below.
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Plitvice lakes and waterfalls
Plitvice lakes (Plitvička jezera) - a cascade of karst lakes and waterfalls on the river Koran, in the middle part of Croatia, on the border with Bosnia.
A unique piece of nature's biggest national park in Croatia situated on the north-western Dinaric Alps, in eastern Lika.
Cascade of 16 beautiful Karst lakes in the upper reaches of the Koran, linked by 92 waterfalls.
Each lake goes to the next, forming a foamy roaring waterfalls. For thousands of years of existence, the flow of these lakes dissolved limestone rocks and filled the valley.
Located ladder lake level which forms a barrier of limestone tufa, are considered to be a treasure of Croatia.
Each year, new born in Plitvice waterfalls. Scientists have found that this is due to Calcicole, Cretaceous plants. Mountains in Plitvice composed mainly of limestone, so the water of rivers and lakes rich in dissolved lime. Calcicole recovered from calcium oxide and water, otmiraya form solid deposits. Fallen into the water the leaves and branches in a year like fossilized. These limestone dam grow several centimeters a year. Over time, they cover the river. Water breaks through the porous, fragile Cretaceous dikes, and there are waterfalls.
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Ascot Family Living at Its Best - 689m² Allotment - Must be Sold!Property ID 1517314This impressive residence enjoys uninterrupted panoramic views of the Gateway Bridge, Moreton Bay and Moreton Island and across to the Brisbane Airport, Fisherman's Island and beyond.
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TBS has extended the second season of Deal With It, adding 10 more episodes of the hidden camera competition series from executive producer Howie Mandel. It's set to return this fall. Comedian Theo Von hosts the series in which members of the public are secretly recruited to pull a prank on their unwitting companions with no time to prepare, and must obey all instructions given through an earpiece from a secret control room nearby to win cash and prizes. Guest celebrities and comedians scheduled to appear in the extended Season 2 include Kelly Osbourne, Nick Cannon, Kendall and Kylie Jenner, Arsenio Hall, Bill Engvall, Kevin Nealon, and Alex Mandel among others. Deal With It is averaging more than 1.5 million viewers, including 887,000 adults 18-49 for its second season. It's produced by Howie Mandel's Alevy Prods., Roy Bank's Banca Studio and Keshet Broadcasting, in association with Lionsgate TV.
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For Your Information 3
FYI... more updates on who's been comforted by the various Comfort Centres set-up to aid residents, learn why school's out for awhile for students at Brookland Elementary, and hear how Eskasoni First Nation is fairing since Monday's storm.
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For Your Information 2
As we recover from the record rainfall and high winds, Nova Scotia Power, the NS Department of Transportation and CBRM Mayor Cecil Clarke offer updates from around the CBRM. Also, an update on where things stand now with EMO operations in the area.
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For Your Information 1
As residents continue to battle flooding and other issues resulting from Monday's storm, we check in with CBRM Public Works to ask what lies ahead for work crews, and check-up on the hospitals now that they're offering more than emergency services.
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Popcorn Interview - Lindsay Marshall
Lindsay Marshall, former Chief, son of a Chief, and the current band manager of Potlotek First Nation is our next guest in our series, "The Breakfast Biographies". But first, we put him through our patented, Information Morning Popcorn Interview.
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Issue Panel 1007
The Information Morning Issue Panel convenes a rotating roster of talkative and opinionated Cape Bretoners, every second week, to give us their take on the stories of the week. Today, Nicole LaFosse and Matt Stewart. Madonna Doucette was unavailable.
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Mayoralty Debate 7 - 2nd Cruise Berth
Cruising Right Along... CBRM Mayoral candidates Cecil Clarke and Rankin MacSween discuss a second berth to accommodate cruise ships in Sydney Harbour, in the next of our excerpts from our Mayoral Debate held last week at Centre 200 in Sydney.
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Mayoralty Debate 6 - Youth Strategy
If youth are the future, what future is there for youth in the CBRM? Challenger Rankin MacSween and incumbent Cecil Clarke respond to a young person's question at our Mayoral Debate held at Sydney's Centre 200 before an audience of 750 people.
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Breakfast Biographies - Matt Minglewood
We shine the Breakfast Biographies spotlight on Matt Minglewood: almost 70 years old, he became a professional musician in 1965, so its his 51st anniversary of rockin' the blues. He's a juno nominee and a lifetime achievement award recipient.
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The NSTU Vote
Now that teachers have given a failing grade to the latest offer from the Nova Scotia government, what happens next? The NS Minister of Education, Karen Casey, and the Nova Scotia Teachers Union President, Liette Doucet give us their answer.
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Jim St. Clair - Piano In Celtic Music
In this edition of "Then and Now", its a story that's black and white. As Celtic Colours celebrates 20 years of music, community historian Jim St. Clair discusses the history of the piano as part of Celtic music on our Island.
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Victoria Co. Candidates District 2
Our municipal election coverage continues, as we feature roundtable discussions with candidates in various Cape Breton districts. Today, the three candidates in District 2 in Victoria County: Brad MacDonald, Perla MacLeod and Norman Matheson.
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Cabot Links Tension
CBC Reporter Yvonne LeBlanc-Smith spent a couple of days in Inverness County, and has more on the underlying tension facing Cabot Links Golf Course from some in the area who oppose property expansion with the construction of beach cottages.
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Mayoralty Debate 5 - Job Creation
In this excerpt from our Mayoral Debate at Centre 200, the two candidates vying for the Mayor's chair... incumbent Cecil Clarke and challenger Rankin MacSween discuss job creation in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality.
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HeadStrong In Glace Bay
Stamping Out The Stigma... 3 Glace Bay High students talk about why they're inspired to help with Mental Illness Awareness Week at their school. Kaitlyn O'Neil is in Grade 10, Christine Southwell is in Grade 11, and Kaitlynn Hayes is in Grade 12.
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CBRM Candidates District 3
Six wanna be the one for three. All six candidates looking for your vote in the George's River, Boisdale, Eskasoni area of the CBRM were invited to our candidates' roundtable discussion for District 3, but only five of the six attended.
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Mayoralty Debate 4 - Archibald Wharf
CBRM Mayoral candidates Cecil Clarke and Rankin MacSween discuss Archibald Wharf... as we present another excerpt from the Mayoral Debate at Centre 200 hosted by CBC, the Cape Breton Post and the Sydney and Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Mayoralty Debate 3 - Child Poverty
Everyone knows it's a problem in Cape Breton. So what is the solution to child poverty? Incumbent Cecil Clarke and challenger Rankin MacSween tackle that topic in the next excerpt from our Mayoralty Debate held at Centre 200.
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Breakfast Biographies - Deanne van Rooyen
On today's edition of the "Breakfast Biographies", a former professional harpist, who's now a Professor of Geology at Cape Breton University, who grew up in South Africa during apartheid. Hear about the interesting life of Deanne van Rooyen.
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Richmond Co. Ombudsman Report
County officials are described as having a "cavalier" attitude towards accountability requirements and expenditure of public money. Reporter Joan Weeks tells us what's in the Ombudsman's Report into travel and expense claims in Richmond County.
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Living Treaties - Marie Battiste
To celebrate Mi'kmaq History Month, the editor of the new book, "Living Treaties: Narrating Mi'kmaw Treaty Relations", Marie Battiste, a Mi'kmaw educator, originally from Potlotek First Nation in Cape Breton, reflects on ancient treaties.
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CBRM Candidates District 5
Battling for your ballot in Sydney's downtown District 5... Eldon MacDonald, Nadine Bernard, Nigel Kearns, Shawn Lesnick and Tom Wilson are the candidates sitting at our roundtable discussion this morning.
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Mayoralty Debate 2 - Port Development
Any Port In A Storm... Here is another question and answer excerpt from our CBRM Mayoralty Debate at Centre 200 in Sydney, incumbent Cecil Clarke and challenger Rankin MacSween answer a question about Port Development.
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Mayoralty Debate 1 - Tax Cap
Taxing Times... incumbent Cecil Clarke and challenger Rankin MacSween debate taxation in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality in the first excerpt from our CBRM Mayoralty Debate at Centre 200. About 750 people attended the lively debate.
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CBRM Mayoralty Debate
Hear the two candidates vying for Mayor of the Cape Breton Regional Municipality go head to head in a 96 minute debate sponsored by CBC Cape Breton, the Cape Breton Post and the Sydney and Area Chamber of Commerce at Centre 200 in Sydney.
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Medal of Bravery - Nicole Foran
When a plane in Jamaica was hijacked in 2009, a Nova Scotia flight attendant played a pivotal role in bringing the stressful situation to a safe ending. Nicole Foran of Halifax has been recognized for that role with a Medal of Bravery.
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Breakfast Biographies - Tuma Young
Today, a profile featuring Tuma Young, who is originally from Malagawatch, Inverness County. He was the first Mi'kmaq-speaking lawyer in NS. And, now, he's an assistant professor of Indigenous Studies at Cape Breton University.
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Nurse Practitioners
The Department of Health announced it will hire 7 nurse practitioners and family practice nurses to work in various locations across Cape Breton. Kathy Bell is the director of Primary Health Care, Eastern Zone, Nova Scotia Health Authority.
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Jim St. Clair - Kidston Island
Treasure Island? There may not be gold buried on Kidston Island, but there's a wealth of fascinating stories to be unearthed on the island near Baddeck. Information Morning host Steve Sutherland and community historian Jim St. Clair take a trip.
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Richmond Candidates District 2
Today, we speak with three of the five candidates looking to represent District 2 in Richmond County - Larry Keating, Alvin Martell and Gina Stanley. Candidates Victor David and Marcel Boudreau were unable to attend our discussion.
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CBRM Candidates District 10
Our roundtable discussions with candidates in various Cape Breton districts continues. Today, District 10, where Darren Bruckschwaiger, Dave Wilson, and Brian Shaw are vying for your vote in Dominion and parts of Glace Bay.
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Breakfast Biographies - Joan Jessome
Most people in Nova Scotia know the name Joan Jessome because of her work with the NSGEU. Learn about her fascinating life as labour leader, fighter, grandmother, and "the most hated woman in Nova Scotia"??, in "The Breakfast Biographies".
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Issue Panel 0923
Now, a brand new season of the Information Morning Issue Panel with panelists Kim Desveaux, Jenn Power, and Chris Milburn. Every second week, a rotating roster of talkative and opinionated Cape Bretoners offer their take on the stories of the week.
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Matthew Hines Investigation Update
More than a year after his death, Correctional Service Canada admits "excessive force" was used and is finally speaking about Matthew Hines, who died in Dorchester Penitentiary. Reporter Joan Weeks has an investigation update.
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Breakfast Biographies - Reverend Mother Phyllis Marsh
A life's journey from angry young woman to a later-life ordination as African Orthodox priest on "The Breakfast Biographies" - a series of profile interviews with interesting characters. Today, the Reverend Mother Phyllis Marsh of Whitney Pier.
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Golf Cruise Ship Arriving
Green Fees, Blue Seas... The first golf-themed cruise ship is set to dock in Cape Breton. Reporter Holly Conners asked Graham Husdon, the manager of Highlands Links in Ingonish, to reflect on what its arrival means for Cape Breton's courses.
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Patriarch Vincent Waterman Retiring
Since 1983, Vincent Waterman has been the priest at St. Phillip's African Otrhodox Church in Whitney Pier. Now, he is retiring and leaving Cape Breton Island. The 91 year old Patriarch of the church and his wife are moving to Halifax.
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Fort McMurray Update
The Fort McMurray fire--and flood--are history to most Canadians now. But hundreds of residents are currently trying to re-adjust to life back in the Alberta city. We get an update with Cape Bretoner Verna Murphy on life since the disaster.
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Jim St. Clair - Baddeck Teachers
Teaching, preaching and social change on "Then and Now" with Jim St. Clair. Recently, Information Morning host Steve Sutherland met Jim, a community historian, in Baddeck, to learn about an early school and 3 female teachers from Cape Breton's past.
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Inverness Candidates District 3
Vying for the vote in Inverness Co. on our candidates' roundtable. We turn our attention to the Dunvegan, Strathlorne and Inverness area. Meet the incumbent Jim Mustard, and Wanda McMaster. (Gerald Poirier didn't return our calls to participate.)
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CBRM Candidates District 4
There are 5 candidates running in District 4 in the CBRM, which takes in Westmount/Coxheath/Sydney River. Councillor Claire Detheridge has not re-offered. Meet Richard Fogarty, Steve Gillespie, Dave LeBlanc, Darlene Morrison, and Darrell Wilson.
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CBU 10 Year Plan
What's going to "Happen" at CBU in the future? At a meeting on the matter, the University's Board of Governors backed a new "ten-year vision" for the school which, if all goes well, would avoid layoffs. CBU President Dr. David Wheeler explains.
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Breakfast Biographies - Kate Beaton
Its the third season of our series "The Breakfast Biographies", a series of profile interviews with interesting CB characters we think you would like to get to know better. First up, cartoonist and the creator of Hark! A Vagrant: Kate Beaton.
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Victory Park Society
Give Me Some Space... A group in North Sydney has formed "The Victory Park Society" to bring another green space to the local waterfront. Ryan Duff is the chair of the society, he outlines their plans for property along Commercial Street.
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CBRM Candidates District 8
A month from now we'll know the names of all the councillors elected in October's vote. In Donkin, Port Morien, and Louisbourg it will either be Kevin Saccary or Amanda McDougall. Both candidates join us for the first of our Candidates' Panels.
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New IWK Chief of Pediatrics
The doctor is in... But not for long. After helping countless Cape Breton children and their families, the well-respected physician Andrew Lynk is heading to the IWK in Halifax as Chief of Pediatrics. Dr. Lynk talks about moving and his new job.
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Maritime Link Update
The Maritime Link is a 1.5 billion dollar hydroelectricity project connecting Muskrat Falls, Labrador via a sub-sea cable from NL to Pt. Aconi. For an update of the CB construction project, we contact Jeff Myrick of Emera Newfoundland and Labrador.
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Port Hawkesbury Mayor-Elect
For the first time in 22 years - there will be a new Mayor in Port Hawkesbury. Brenda Chisholm-Beaton was acclaimed Mayor-elect yesterday, being the only person interested in the top job. She spoke with our News Editor Wendy Martin.
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Jim St. Clair - Standing Up To MacLeod
Sticking It To Norman MacLeod... In this edition of "Then and Now", community historian Jim St. Clair has the story of a student who stood up to the punishment handed out by the controversial preacher and teacher, Rev. Norman MacLeod.
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Dr. Julius Garvey
The UN has declared 2015-2024 the International Decade for People of African Descent. Dr. Julius Garvey, the son of civil rights activist Marcus Garvey, is in Cape Breton to speak at CBU. He joins us to discuss his own work and his father's legacy.
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Bluenose II - Jean Laroche
Nova Scotia's sailing ambassador, Bluenose II, has been trouble-free this summer. CBC News has obtained documents that detail all the problems the crew faced following last year's refit. Legislature reporter Jean Laroche shares that information.
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Town House Executive Director
Town House is a pillar of strength in Glace Bay supporting programs and services for citizens. Its greatly appreciated but also greatly underfunded for all it does. That funding struggle will challenge new Executive Director Ed Beaton.
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Forest Management In NS
Policy changes, harvesting practices and other issues have all caused some people to question the Nova Scotia government's plan and its commitment to sustainabiity in forest management. Reporter Michael Gorman has more on the story.
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Education Action Plan - Year 2
Chalking Up Changes in the Classroom. Each new school year brings challenges and goals. That's true whether you're a student, teacher, or the Minister of Education. Karen Casey discusses what lies ahead in Nova Scotia's action plan on education.
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Rio Paralympian - Jamey Jewells
Jamey Jewells of Donkin is among the best in the world at what she does. As she and her teammates on Canada's women's wheelchair basketball team compete on the court in Rio at the Paralympic Games, we recall our Breakfast Biography chat with her.
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A Women's Night
For Women Only! We find out about a series of events at a Sydney pub inviting women to celebrate their talent and creativity. Two of the organizers, Janet Bickerton and Ann McPhee, explain what they have in mind for the evening get-togethers.
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Food Hub Donation
The Cape Breton Food Hub and the Ecology Action Centre have partnered with the Glace Bay Food Bank to allow more families access to the Fall harvest. Jody Nelson is the local food co-ordinator for the Ecology Action Center in Cape Breton.
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Rio Paralympian - Pamela LeJean
As the Paralympics get underway in Rio, we shine the spotlight on a Cape Breton athlete with a 6 foot wing-span: Pamela LeJean. We replay this interview from last summer when Information Morning host Steve Sutherland met Pamela at her parents home.
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Jim St. Clair - Teacher William Ayre
A Classroom Commotion... community historian Jim St. Clair brings us the story of William Ayre, a colourful Cape Breton teacher with a penchant for extracurricular activities of the alcoholic kind on "Then and Now".
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Palliative Care - Dr. Rocker 0907
When it comes to palliative care, Canada lags behind other developed nations. And a new paper suggests palliative care is failing patients with chronic illness, too. One of the authors, Dr. Graeme Rocker, outlines his ideas for a system-wide makeover.
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Paramedics Providing Palliative Care
Most people would prefer to avoid a trip to the hospital in an ambulance. Now a new program is allowing palliative care patients to avoid that trip in their final days. Paramedics can now provide patients palliative care in their own homes.
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Van Zyl Yachting Family
The ultimate family vacation... meet the Van Zyl's, a family of 6 from South Africa, who are circumnavigating the globe in a 54-foot steel-hulled schooner. This Summer, they stopped off in Baddeck, half way through a round-the-world sailing trip.
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Meghan Trainor Free Concert
Port Hawkesbury is still reverberating with the sounds of pop singer Meghan Trainor after last night's much anticipated FREE concert, it may have been the biggest, most attended event in the Town's history. Adam Cooke has a review of the big gig.
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Name That Place - Membertou
The legacy of Grand Chief Membertou continues to grow, along with the community named in his honor. On "Name That Place", Associate Producer Nicole MacLennan and historian Vanessa Childs-Rolls met near Membertou's Trade and Convention Centre.
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Butterscotch Palace - The Play
A new play at the Atlantic Fringe Festival explores the dark story behind the brown walls of the former Sydney River psychiatric hospital known as the Butterscotch Palace. Ryan Van Horne is a Halifax-based journalist, and the playwrite.
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Jim St. Clair - Queen Anne's Lace
Say It With Flowers... On today's edition of "Then and Now", community historian Jim St. Clair brings us the history and the sad story behind the naming of the plant, Queen Anne's Lace.
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Psychology Of Arson
What sparks a fire-bug? With the arrest of two Florence volunteer firefighters accused of arson, we ask Dr. Scott Theriault, a forensic psychiatrist, about the phenomenon of firefighter arson.
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Atlantic Bluefin Tuna
The Department of Fisheries has recommended the Atlantic Bluefin Tuna NOT be included under the Species at Risk Act. Heather Grant is a Marine Communications Campaigner with the Ecology Action Centre in Halifax.
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Odd Jobs - Hat Maker
All Sewn Up... In our last look at interesting and unusual careers in Cape Breton, we turn our attention to fashion designer and hat maker Barb Longva of Sew Inclined... our featured guest in the last installment of our "Odd Jobs" series.
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The Farmer's Daughter Land Offer
A Whycocomagh business is offering free plots of unserviced woodland as an incentive to attract new staff. The land for labour is a unique approach, Sandee Maclean, co-owner of The Farmer's Daughter Country Market in Whycocomagh, explains.
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CAO Salaries
Another "Sunshine List"... A CBC Nova Scotia Investigation looks at the cost of municipal administrators, and the communities in the top ten may surprise you. Reporter Pam Berman has the details.
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Colombia Peace Agreement
After more than a half-a-century of conflict, people in Colombia are celebrating a big step toward peace. CBU lecturer and author Garry Leech offers his thoughts on this historic development between Colombia's government and Farc rebels.
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Forestry Strategy Response - Minister Lloyd Hines
Natural Resources Minister Lloyd Hines responds to previous interviews on the provincial government's natural resources strategy.
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Forestry Strategy Follow - Allan Shaw
One of the original authors of a 10-year natural resources strategy is critical of the direction the province appears to be taking toward adapting and improving the way the province manages its biodiversity, forests, geological resources and parks.
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Amazing Race Cape Breton
Next week on The Amazing Race Canada you will see parts of Cape Breton. The show filmed an episode in Victoria and Cape Breton County's last May.
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150-year-old Piano
The focal point of the Arts by the Brook Society's concert season will be a a 150-year-old Broadwood drawing room grand piano.
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Donkin Mine Update
The community liaison committee on the Donkin mine project has a new chairman. Paul Carrigan has taken on the role of interim chair following the resignation of Hugh Kennedy.
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Senior geologist John Calder
John Calder is senior geologist with the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources, and author of "The Joggins Fossil Cliffs: Coal Age Galapagos".
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Area Code Update
The newest area code in Nova Scotia is "782". It was brought in to make sure the province didn't run out of phone numbers. But it seems the new area code is not widely in use.
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Then & Now - August Gale
It was on August 23rd and August 24th in 1873 that Nova Scotia experienced what's thought to be the most destructive hurricane to ever hit Cape Breton. Today, Jim looks back at the Great August Gale of 1873.
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Prison Death cont'd
The Correctional Investigator of Canada is investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of Matthew Hines.
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Whitney Pier Youth Club
The newly renovated and expanded Whitney Pier Youth Club will be open mid - September.
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Odd Jobs - Paleontologist
Nicole MacLennan met up with Jason Loxton in his lab in CBU to find out more about paleontology.
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Prison Death - Joan Weeks
A Sydney family says they were misled about the circumstances surrounding their brother's death in Dorchester prison. They are devastated to learn the actions of prison staff may have led to his death.
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Forestry Strategy
Forestry coordinator, Matt Miller, says a newly released progress report on the Provincial governments 10-year Natural Resources Strategy signifies a step back from several key reforms that were promised in the past.
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Syrian Family Update
Cape Bretoners no more... The Aabo family were the first Syrian refugee family to arrive in Cape Breton, but their stay was short-lived. We get an update on the Aabo's from one of their community sponsors, and their host, Stephen Reid.
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Name That Place - Boardmore Theatre
Shining the spotlight on Liz and Harry Boardmore in our series "Name That Place", in which we learn about the people for whom prominent places are named. Associate Producer Nicole MacLennan met historian Vanessa Childs-Rolls to discuss their legacy.
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North Sydney Vietnamese Restaurant
Recently, diners in the CBRM have new Asian options, including Thai and Japanese restaurants. Now, they can add Vietnamese to the menu. Information Morning's Holly Conners visits a new business thats bringing a taste of Saigon to North Sydney.
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Jim St. Clair - Skye River
Testing the water with community historian Jim St. Clair. Jim and Information Morning host Steve Sutherland visit Skye River in Victoria County, on the border between Waycobah and Whycocomagh, for today's tale on "Then and Now".
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Wildfire Preparedness In Nova Scotia
Fighting wildfires, before they happen. We talk about fire preparedness, on the macro scale, with Jim Rudderham, Department of Natural Resources operations manager for forest protection in Nova Scotia.
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Odd Jobs - Goldsmith
Going For Gold... In our series "Odd Jobs", we learn a little about some of the interesting and unusual occupations on our Island. Today, Associate Producer Nicole MacLennan introduces us to Rob Bowden, a goldsmith in Sydney.
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A summer camp for start-ups. Forget canoeing, marshmallows and bon fires, these campers are interested in patent law, investors and marketing. Information Morning's Holly Conners checked out MentorCamp, an entrepreneurship mentoring event.
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ServiCom To Former Target Store
One of the largest employers in the CBRM is ServiCom in Sydney River. The call centre operation is preparing to move and is looking to expand, as well. Todd Riley, Director of Operations, gave Reporter George Mortimer a tour of the new site.
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CBU Research - Kori Andrea
In our CBU research column, we meet Kori Andrea from North Sydney, she is a young scientist researching the use of nano-particles to deliver cancer-fighting drugs directly to the sick cells - while leaving the healthy cells alone.
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No RV Propane Fill-ups
A Texas couple visiting Cape Breton in their RV are frustrated by the lack of propane fill-up options for RVs. Reporter Norma Jean MacPhee spoke to Alison Steele of Houston, and to Bruce Marsh of Cape Breton Trailer Sales about the situation.
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Name That Place - Joan Harriss Cruise Pavilion
People the Island over know the name Joan Harriss because of the Cruise Pavilion on Sydney's waterfront. In this edition of "Name That Place", Information Morning's Nicole MacLennan and historian Vanessa Childs-Rolls discuss Joan Harriss.
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Jim St. Clair - Gaelic Geography Song
The love of Cape Breton and it's scenery can be very moving. It has certainly moved many poets and songwriters to write odes to our Island. Jim St. Clair tells us about one such poet and one such song that's still sung... 160 years later.
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Peacekeepers Monument Unveiled
Three Cape Bretoners who have served in UN missions reflect on the new Peacekeepers monument unveiled on Sydney's waterfront. Ron Clarke is a 36 year veteran. Bill Cox served as a peacekeeper in Bosnia. And Mel Burmingham was in Kosovo in 2000.
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Odd Jobs - Music Conductor
Meet a woman who's "scored" a pretty cool job... Noelle Wadden is an accomplished and well respected musical conductor. She's our featured guest in this edition of our Summer series "Odd Jobs" with Nicole MacLennan.
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Protocase and Co-op Building
Sydney company Protocase is transforming the former Co-Op building at Ashby Corner in Sydney as their new manufacturing facility. Steve Lilley, the president and CEO of Protocase, he invited Reporter George Mortimer to tour the expansion site.
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CBRM and CB-VRSB and School Buildings
What are the CBRM and the School Board going to do with all the school buildings that are no longer needed? Malcolm Gillis is CBRM's Director of Planning, and Lorne Green is Chair of the Cape Breton-Victoria Regional School Board.
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Name That Place - Munro Park
In our summer series, "Name That Place", we learn about the people for whom many landmarks in the CBRM are named. Today, Information Morning's Nicole MacLennan and historian Vanessa Childs-Rolls visit Munro Park in North Sydney.
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Jim St. Clair - The Campbells
Making Connections... community historian Jim St. Clair takes us on a trip that links Tasmania to Scotland to New Campbellton at the entrance of the Big Bras d'Or Channel. Jim has the family connection and story of the Campbells on "Then and Now".
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Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner
A SANE Response... The Every Woman's Centre in Sydney becomes one of two new Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner programs in the province. Louise Smith-MacDonald, co-ordinator with the Every Woman's Centre, explains what that'll mean for victims.
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New Peacekeepers Monument
Commemorating Cape Breton's peacekeepers... Michele Gardiner designed a new peacekeeping monument for Sydney's waterfront and Tom White is the Eastern Director of the Canadian Association of Veterans in United Nations Peacekeeping.
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Odd Jobs - Recreation Therapist
On our Odd Jobs summer series, Associate Producer Nicole MacLennan meets a recreation therapist. It's sometimes difficult for Kevin Stairs to explain what he does as a recreation therapist, but he's gonna take a stab at it.
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A tribute to Nobel Prize winning physicist Art McDonald
A group of former classmates of Nobel Prize winning physicist Art McDonald have come together to celebrate him and launch a scholarship in his name.
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Cocoon camping at the Cape Breton Highlands National Park
The Cape Breton Highlands National Park has taken camping to a new level...a tree-top level. George Mortimer checks out cocoon camping.
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