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Thread: Flayer Youngling [Pet Battle]
27.11.2012, 02:19 #1
Flayer Youngling [Pet Battle]
Pet: Flayer Youngling
Zone: Razorthorn Rise between Hellfire Peninsula and Terokkar Forest
About this Profile:
This is a rare and somewhat difficult pet to acquire. This profile will just take you back and forth through the area. You can run it in GB2 and fly back and forth, or you can do it in Grind and kill all of the Flayers in the zone. Some comments stated that this will help, but I never had that work for me (doesn't mean it won't work for you.) Do NOT leave this unattended for any length period of time as the area is kind of small and there are almost always people here hunting for this pet.
Here are a few comments I've found about this pet:
From WowHead:
I checked at this same time twice during the week and there were no additional spawns. Friday night/Sat AM (5:39am server) I checked again as this was the same day as my first experience with many spawns. I found 28 Flayer Younglings spawned at the same time and battled them consecutively in hopes of a rare. Both days I did not encounter any other players.As appears to be the case with many of the "low spawn rate but no special spawn condition" pets, it seems possible to get one of these to spawn by killing or battling the other battle pets in the zone.
In my own experience, I flew the spawn area for these several times and saw nothing. I then left and outright killed about 10 or so battle pets, went back up the spawn area and, lo and behold, a Flayer Youngling. It was poor quality, but it counts for the unique pet capture achievement just the same.
Happy Hunting!
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Good luck!Now, I am become death,
the destroyer of worlds.
02.05.2014, 20:24 #2
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Thanks, Guadah!! All your pet profiles are great, I've used so many for some lovely pets <3
I ran this twice for about a half hour each time (waiting for respawns) and got a rare P/P and an uncommon S/S, that I stoned! Just what I wanted.
thank you, thank you, thank you!


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Listen to Your Music Wirelessly Over Bluetooth!
There are many ways to listen to music with Peavey's BTS 2.2 wireless music player, and they all sound great. The BTS 2.2 is a portable MP3/WMA music player with Bluetooth connectivity, so you can stream your music wirelessly from your smartphone or computer. You can also play your music via SD card (up to 32GB), USB, or the 3.5mm aux input. And the BTS 2.2 is the perfect traveling companion, with up to 8.5 hours of battery life from its rechargeable battery. With two magnetically-shielded speakers and lots of ways to connect your music, the Peavey BTS 2.2 wireless music player is the perfect traveling companion.Peavey BTS 2.2 Wireless Music Player Features:
- Portable music player with built-in rechargeable battery
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- Dimensions: 7.1" x 2.2" x 1.3"
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Event Archive - MAMA PULPA from Mexico City make their return to VICTORIA'S 12TH ANNUAL SKA FESTIVAL!: Mama Pulpa, Ivy League Brawlers, Everybody Left
Wed. July 6th 2011 @ Lucky Bar (No Minors)
10:30pm - 2am doors at 10pm
Tickets at: Lyles Place, Ticketweb, Ditch Records & Cds, The Reef
Presented by: Victoria Ska & Reggae Festival, Victoria BC Ska Society
This show has a special connection to our ska scene province wide. Mama Pulpa have had a close connection to Victoria's Annual Ska Festival since their first appearance in 2008 when they played with platinum selling Inspector and Vancouver's ska powerhouse Los Furios. Touring with Victoria and Vancouver bands in the past two years in their own country, Mama Pulpa are back again for a second helping. Mama Pulpa will be playing at this year's festival alongside Vancouver's 9 piece party ska fiends Ivy League Brawlers and Victoria's own Everybody Left.
Tickets available at Lyle's Place, Ditch Records, The Reef & ticketweb.ca
Tickets available at Lyle's Place, Ditch Records, The Reef & ticketweb.ca
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Mama Pulpa (latin ska rock)
MAMA PULPA formed in the summer of 1996. It´s members met at a pizza parlor where a pizza-eating contest was being held, the first prize being an electric guitar. Apparently none of them won, but they´ve been inseparable since. As any band starting out, they began playing in small time venues, slowly developing a faithful following of fans,... more info
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Ivy League Brawlers (Ska/Power-pop/Jazz/Reggae/Rock)
The Ivy League Brawlers are an 8-piece ska/rock/power-pop Vancouver band that sport both a solid rhythm and a dazzling horn section. Boasting a solid rhythm section and a full 4 piece horn section, The Ivy League Brawlers merely getting on the stage makes people pay attention to them! They cite equal influences coming across genres and from groups ... more info
Everybody Left (Indie/Dirty Pop/Reluctant Reggae)
Everybody Left is currently preparing their new album. Expect to hear it by the end of the summer! more info
Audio: Down to Ride, Premonition ft. Scram, Gun FightArticles: Straight Faced Characters Present Stories of Social Diversity & Political Science, Start Your Weekend Off Right with Everybody Left
Videos: Everybody Left "Gun Fight", Everybody Left - "Birthright" / "Gun Fight" @ CxCW '14, Everybody Left at Upstairs Cabaret: Watching the Detectives (Elvis Costello cover), Everybody Left "Down to Ride"[Upload Show Photos] // [Add Video] // [Add Review]


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Linux Package Deal by Bull
French IT corporation Bull is targeting small businesses with a pre-installed Xandros server and commercial software.
A pre-configured software package with the Linux operating system titled Opencenter@bull will be supplied on a Bull NovaScale Server with Intel Xeon dual-core technology. The pre-installed software mainly includes commercial products from the Open Source field; the price also includes installation and half a day's training on site.
The Groupware solution is Scalix Enterprise Edition. The package includes O3Spaces document management and the NX Terminal Server by NoMachine with two NX clients. An SEP backup server is integrated for data backup purposes. Bull also includes the free Nagios monitoring software. Commercial packages by Scalix and O3Spaces are licensed for companies with up to five users and can be extended as needed.
This package deal can be seen as a move by Bull to address small businesses, and comes with a promise of easy migration to a Linux-based system. email@example.com costs around 5000 euros plus VAT and is available for immediate delivery.
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The Importance of Chasing Resilience
AUTHOR: Carolyn Savage | POSTED: April 16, 2013 | COMMENTS: 6 Comments
CATEGORIES: 1015 The River, Compassion, Resilience,
Every Wednesday morning I appear with my friends Mary Beth and Rick on 101.5 The River to chat. This week's topic adhered to our unfortunate current events and how it relates to parenting. Tune in Wednesday at 7:20 am to listen in. If you aren't local, no worries. Catch my appearance on I Heart Radio!
"Resilience is that ineffable quality that allows some people to be knocked down by life and come back stronger than ever." Psychology Today
Right now we are all bouncing back.
The ability to bounce back is something that never ceases to amaze me. That resilient side of our souls that shines brighter on the rebound is a quality that I've tried to nurture in my children. It's important that our children are resilient. Resilience is what drives us to move forward after adversity.
I don't know about you, but I had a 'moment' when I arrived home Monday afternoon and flipped on what I thought would be our 5:00 local news. That moment is becoming familiar to me. In fact, more familiar than I care to admit. It was a moment of confusion…Why am I hearing Scott Pelley's voice instead of my local girl, Chrys Petersen? What is this?
Then reality quickly crept in as I the pieces started to fall into place.
Boston. Boston Marathon. Finish line. Bomb. Two bombs. Oh no.
Attack. Spectators. Victims. Innocents. Terrorism. Not again.
Who? Why?
I'd say the entire 'moment' lasted less than a minute. Less than a minute it took for me to string together what had happened and fall into tears.
The rest of the evening unfolded as expected. Discussions with our boys about the first terrorist attack since 9/11. Prayers were said for all of the victims and gratitude was expressed for those that ran to help. It's a drill that we are becoming familiar with.
This makes me sad.
Even sadder? Watching my teenage boys come to grips with what terrorism truly is in our world. They are too young to remember September 11th. The Oklahoma City bombing happened when Drew was only seven months old. This was their first brush with an act of terrorism and as I watched them put the puzzle pieces together a small chunk of my heart broke. They're damn near adults now and with that comes some cold, harsh realities. My ability to protect them is pretty much gone. That's a helpless feeling.
Cue resilience.
Resilience is what keeps all of us ticking. It's the "keep on" in "keepin' on". Without it we'd all be hiding under our covers afraid to leave the safety of our homes. Some of us seem to find it more quickly than others. Some never seem to find it at all, and that's what I don't want for my children. I want them to know what resilience is. To be able to identify it by how it feels so they'll recognize it when it's needed, and chase it …tirelessly…when it's elusive.
I admit that I'm tired of needing resilience. Didn't Sandy Hook , Aurora and Tucson just happen? Regardless of how tired I am of chasing resilience I know I must. We all need to move forward. For ourselves, our families, the victims, and our country. We must be resilient.
After all, without it they win.
For some helpful tips on how to talk with children about the Boston terrorist attack please visit here.
For the victims we are praying…please know this.


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Based in Winterthur (Switzerland), the company develops and manufactures machinery, systems and components used to convert natural and manmade fibers and their blends into yarns. Rieter is the only supplier worldwide to cover spinning preparation processes as well as all four end spinning technologies currently established on the market. With 16 manufacturing locations in 10 countries, the company employs a global workforce of some 5 077, about 21 % of whom are based in Switzerland. Rieter is listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange under ticker symbol RIEN. (www.rieter.com) "A key success factor for our global business is the state-of-the-art Information Technology. Our truly global IT team, located in Switzerland, Germany, India, China, and the Czech Republic provides highly integrated end-to-end business solutions. As a shared service provider for the three business units, IT continuously improves the IT services and technology. Technology wise, we heavily utilize SAP capabilities and best of breed solutions as our main business backbone. The further digitization of our products with mobile solutions is already going on and requires further, strong contributors and leaders with the ambition to make a difference." Norbert Klapper, CEO Rieter
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SALT LAKE CITY (RNS) Mormon apostle Jeffrey R. Holland predicted that lowering the age limits for young Mormon missionaries would trigger a "dramatic" uptick in their numbers.
Turns out, "dramatic" was an understatement. Try a 471 percent jump in applications -- so far.
Just two weeks since Mormon President Thomas S. Monson announced that young men could go on full-time missions for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at age 18 (down from 19) and young women could go at 19 (down from 21), the Utah-based church has seen applications skyrocket from an average of 700 a week to 4,000 a week.
"Slightly more than half of the applicants are women," LDS Church spokesman Scott Trotter said Monday (Oct. 22).
That represents a massive shift. Typically, women make up fewer than a fifth of the LDS missionary force, which currently stands at more than 58,000 worldwide.
Ultimately, Mormon leaders hope more missionaries will translate into more converts. Indeed, that may happen.
Matt Martinich, who tracks LDS growth, said in the past 33 years, he found each missionary has baptized -- on average -- six converts, though that number has dipped to five during the past decade.
The church reported 281,312 converts last year. If it sustains the current ratio of one missionary for every five converts a year, Martinich said, there would be 300,000 such baptisms when the number of missionaries reaches 60,000; 350,000 if the number of missionaries reaches 70,000; and 400,000 if the proselytizing force reaches 80,000.
This missionary age adjustment could generate as many as 15,000 more young male missionaries and 7,500 more female missionaries in the first year, Martinich said in a report at ldschurchgrowth.blogspot.com.
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we are going to lauterbrunnen from Interlaken. we like to visit following in one day: trummelbach falls, exploring little bit at lauterbrunnen and murren area. please give advise how to cover all these in one day. we are reaching interlaken at 11:30 AM. we have swiss travel pass. we like to start the journey by train at 1200 noon and return by evening. please give ideas how to get transport for this route and whIch will be the best possible transport route to visit the above areas in one day. we are going on 31 st july.
please advise.
shirshendu sarkar
Hi shirshendu,
You can follow the route as explained here, with or without going up to the Schilthorn: myswissalps.com/schilt horn/gettingthere. The bus to Stechelberg passes the Trümmelbach Falls, so you can take a break there.
can we complete the trip if we start at 1200 noon
Yes, that's no problem. Note that the entrance to the falls closes at 6 PM.
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Global Justice : Theory Practice Rhetoric http://theglobaljusticenetwork.org/index.php/gjn
Global Justice: Theory Practice Rhetoric (TPR) is a peer-reviewed, open-access e-journal which publishes original research in international political theory, with special emphasis on global justice. We are particularly interested in bridging the gap between political theory, empirical research, and the study of political practices and communication. Read more...
 en-US Global Justice : Theory Practice Rhetoric 1835-6842 Dalit Women in India: At the Crossroads of Gender, Class, and Caste http://theglobaljusticenetwork.org/index.php/gjn/article/view/54
As the lowest in the caste hierarchy, Dalits in Indian society have historically suffered caste-based social exclusion from economic, civil, cultural, and political rights. Women from this community suffer from not only discrimination based on their gender but also caste identity and consequent economic deprivation. Dalit women constituted about 16.60 percent of India's female population in 2011. Dalit women's problems encompass not only gender and economic deprivation but also discrimination associated with religion, caste, and untouchability, which in turn results in the denial of their social, economic, cultural, and political rights. They become vulnerable to sexual violence and exploitation due to their gender and caste. Dalit women also become victims of abhorrent social and religious practices such as devadasi/jogini (temple prostitution), resulting in sexual exploitation in the name of religion. The additional discrimination faced by Dalit women on account of their gender and caste is clearly reflected in the differential achievements in human development indicators for this group. In all the indicators of human development, for example, literacy and longevity, Dalit women score worse than Dalit men and non-Dalit women. Thus, the problems of Dalit women are distinct and unique in many ways, and they suffer from the 'triple burden' of gender bias, caste discrimination, and economic deprivation. To gain insights into the economic and social status of Dalit women, our paper will delve more closely into their lives and encapsulate the economic and social situations of Dalit women in India. The analyses of human poverty and caste and gender discrimination are based on official data sets as well as a number of primary studies in the labor market and on reproductive health.
 Nidhi Sadana Sabharwal Wandana Sonalkar Copyright (c) 2016 Global Justice : Theory Practice Rhetoric 2015-07-27 2015-07-27 9 1 10.21248/gjn.8.1.54 Glass Ceilings and Iron Bars: Women, Gender, and Poverty in the Post-2015 Development Agenda http://theglobaljusticenetwork.org/index.php/gjn/article/view/56 This paper argues that it is necessary to focus on gender rather than exclusively on women in discussions on global poverty eradication. It argues firstly, that the drivers of poverty are complex and multifaceted leading to a least two different forms of deprivation – transitory and structural poverty – each requiring different forms of analysis and treatment. Transitory poverty can arise as a consequence of an event or shock that would diminish an individual's capacity to retain or secure employment and where a State lacks an appropriate form of social protection. Structural poverty, on the other hand, arises where groups are excluded from the workforce on a more permanent basis due to a wide variety of factors of discrimination such as sex, race, ethnicity, and age. Focusing on the sex of an individual alone cannot explain why some are more likely to experience different forms of poverty than others. Policies that protect women against transitory poverty, such as care related allowances, are not sufficient to eradicate structural poverty. Secondly, structural poverty prompts an examination of gender roles and relations. Unlike the category of 'women', the concept of gender demands consideration of a wider range of intersecting factors that influence life chances. The structure of contemporary gender relations, where women continue to experience higher levels of violence, and carry the greatest burden of responsibility for non-market based production activities, create the social conditions where domination and dependence thrive, and where persistently high rates of poverty seem inevitable. Such circumstances are generated by human agency. Thus, thirdly, it argues that these circumstances can and should be changed through human action. Knowledge of these circumstances gives rise to moral obligations for both men and women to avoid upholding values and practices that lead to domination and dependence as a matter of basic justice. Susan Murphy Copyright (c) 2016 Global Justice : Theory Practice Rhetoric 2015-07-27 2015-07-27 9 1 10.21248/gjn.8.1.56 David Jacobson, Of Virgins and Martyrs: Women and Sexuality in Global Conflict (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 2013) http://theglobaljusticenetwork.org/index.php/gjn/article/view/55 No abstract. Agomoni Mitra Ganguli Copyright (c) 2016 Global Justice : Theory Practice Rhetoric 2015-07-27 2015-07-27 9 1 10.21248/gjn.8.1.55 'Walking Wombs': Making Sense of the Muskoka Initiative and the Emphasis on Motherhood in Canadian Foreign Policy http://theglobaljusticenetwork.org/index.php/gjn/article/view/58 The Muskoka Initiative – or the Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (MNCH) Initiative has been a flagship foreign policy strategy of the Harper Conservatives since it was introduced in 2010. However, the maternal health initiative has been met with a number of key criticisms in relation to its failure to address the sexual and reproductive health needs of women in the Global South2. In this article, I examine these criticisms and expose the prevalent and problematic discourse employed in Canadian policy papers and official government speeches pertaining to the MNCH Initiative. I examine the embodiment of the MNCH and how these references to women's bodies as "walking wombs" facilitate: the objectification and 'othering' of women as mothers and childbearers; a discourse of 'saving mothers' in a paternalistic and essentialist language; and the purposeful omission of gender equality. Feminist International Relations (IR) and post-colonial literature, as well as critical/feminist Canadian foreign policy scholarship are employed in this paper to frame these critiques. Rebecca Tiessen Copyright (c) 2016 Global Justice : Theory Practice Rhetoric 2015-07-27 2015-07-27 9 1 10.21248/gjn.8.1.58 Mobilizing Motherhood: The Use of Maternal Myths in Popular Development Discourse http://theglobaljusticenetwork.org/index.php/gjn/article/view/57 In this paper, I examine how maternal myths are deployed in popular development literature. Using critical discourse analysis and working within a feminist postcolonial framework I analyse five texts produced by development organizations for popular consumption. I identify how maternal myths are constructed in each text and conduct a contextual analysis of four myths to identify their ideological significance within the development sector. I conclude that that in their construction of maternal myths, these texts, while intended to elicit support for gender and development interventions, reinforce exploitative gender roles and relations and limit women's experiences of development. Jacqueline Marie Potvin Copyright (c) 2016 Global Justice : Theory Practice Rhetoric 2015-07-27 2015-07-27 9 1 10.21248/gjn.8.1.57 The Liberal Difference: Left and Right Conceptions of Global Injustice http://theglobaljusticenetwork.org/index.php/gjn/article/view/1 In left critiques of globalization, it is often argued that
liberal-egalitarian principles are inadequate for thinking about and
struggling for global justice; that they are, in fact, part of the problem.
For the case of identity politics as a left alternative, the paper points
at two fallacies in this notion, regarding two 'liberal' elements:
individualism and universalism. (1) The paper examines groupidentity
claims in far right conceptions of global injustice, and shows
that cultural diversity of groups does not necessitate or even favour
equality and democratic participation. (2) It then examines the left
group-based claims in the global justice discourse, showing that the
aspirations for equality and freedom assume the liberal notions that
have been often rejected as inadequate. The paper concludes that
this ambivalent position undermines the democratic and egalitarian
aspirations of left critiques of the global order. The analysis is based
on manifestos and publications of political parties and movements in
Western Europe (France, Germany and Austria). Ayelet Banai Copyright (c) 2016 Global Justice : Theory Practice Rhetoric 2008-09-16 2008-09-16 9 1 10.21248/gjn.1.0.1 Rhetoric and Global Justice http://theglobaljusticenetwork.org/index.php/gjn/article/view/2
Activists have long recognized the importance of rhetoric and emotional appeal in building support for the global justice movement. However, many political theorists worry that the use of rhetoric may obstruct clear presentation of the issues at stake, and may result in our policies being determined by where the sympathies of the best rhetoricians lie. In this article I examine the ways in which contemporary theorists try to accommodate the need for rhetoric and emotional appeal, and I argue that their attemptsare unsatisfactory because they view rhetoric as a tool or skill that can be used to manipulate people to support any position. Yet if we question the sharp separation between rhetoric and reason, then the aims of building support for a cause, identifying the causes we ought to support, and treating others with respect need no longer conflict. Re-examining the radical liberal theories of J.S. Mill, L.T. Hobhouse and J.A. Hobson, will help us to see how this separation might be questioned and rhetoric recovered as a respectful and respectable form of argument.
 Julia Skorupska Copyright (c) 2016 Global Justice : Theory Practice Rhetoric 9 1 10.21248/gjn.1.0.2 On the Usefulness of Luck Egalitarian Arguments for Global Justice http://theglobaljusticenetwork.org/index.php/gjn/article/view/3
Much of the recent philosophical literature about distributive justice and equality in the domestic context has been dominated by a family of theories now often called 'luck egalitarianism', according to which it is unfair if some people are worse off than others through no choice or fault of their own. This principle has also found its way into the literature about global justice. This paper explores some difficulties that this principle faces: it is largely insensitive to the causes of global inequality, and it is so demanding that it can only give rise to weak moral claims. I go on to argue that a) understanding justice claims as merely weak claims rests on an implausible and impractical concept of justice, and b) using the global luck egalitarian argument in practical discourse is likely to lead to misunderstanding, and to be counterproductive if the aim is to tackle global inequality. While these considerations do not suffice to make a conclusive case against the luck egalitarian principle, they should be acknowledged by global luck egalitarians – as some similar problems have indeed been by domestic luck egalitarians – and need to be addressed.
 Christian Schemmel Copyright (c) 2016 Global Justice : Theory Practice Rhetoric 9 1 10.21248/gjn.1.0.3 Two Concepts of the Basic Structure, and their Relevance to Global Justice http://theglobaljusticenetwork.org/index.php/gjn/article/view/4
G. A. Cohen argues that John Rawls's focus on the basic structure of society as the exclusive subject of social justice is misguided. I argue that two understandings of the notion of basic structure seem to be present in the literature, either in implicit or in explicit terms. (1) According to the first, the basic structure is to be equated with a given set of institutions: if they endorse the right principles of justice, the basic structure of society is just; (2) According to the second, a society has a just basic structure if and only if its institutional web manages to realize the relevant principles of justice as well it can. In (2), the institutional structure is not a given: different social circumstances call for different institutional solutions in order to achieve a just basic structure overall. The first part of the paper make a case for (2), and explores some of its normative implications. The second part asks which consequences this understanding may have for the idea of a global basic structure.
 Miriam Ronzoni Copyright (c) 2016 Global Justice : Theory Practice Rhetoric 9 1 10.21248/gjn.1.0.4 Could Globalisation be Good for World Health? http://theglobaljusticenetwork.org/index.php/gjn/article/view/5
Every day thousands of people die from poverty-related causes. Many of these deaths could be avoided if appropriate medical treatments were available to the world's poor. Due to the current tructure of the international patent regime, they are not. Since the risks and costs associated with pharmaceutical innovation are extremely high, to incentivise research, inventor firms are granted a temporary monopoly over newly invented drugs. While allowing firms to make up for the costs of research, this has the morally perverse effect of raising the prices of pharmaceuticals to a level where they become unaffordable to the world's poor. To correct this grievous flaw, the paper proposes a concrete and realistic alternative scheme which, by rewarding medical innovators in proportion to the impact of their drugs on the global disease burden, would incentivise the production and selling of crucial drugs for the world's poor at prices accessible to them.
 Thomas Pogge Copyright (c) 2016 Global Justice : Theory Practice Rhetoric 9 1 10.21248/gjn.1.0.5


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West Yorkshire 2016Read more about West Yorkshire 2016
This is HMIC's third PEEL (police effectiveness, efficiency and legitimacy) assessment of West Yorkshire Police. PEEL is designed to give the public information about how their local police force is performing in several important areas, in a way that is comparable both across England and Wales, and year on year. The assessment is updated throughout the year with our inspection findings and reports.
The extent to which the force is effective at keeping people safe and reducing crime: not yet graded.
The extent to which the force is efficient at keeping people safe and reducing crime is: good.
The extent to which the force is legitimate at keeping people safe and reducing crime is: good.
The efficiency and legitimacy inspection findings are published below. My overall assessment of West Yorkshire's performance will be published in spring 2017.
Michael Cunningham, Her Majesty's Inspector of Constabulary
How effective is the force at keeping people safe and reducing crime?
PEEL assessments are updated throughout the year, as the results of the different inspections and data collections become available. The graded judgments for effectiveness will be published in March 2017. See last year's assessment of the force's effectiveness.
How efficient is the force at keeping people safe and reducing crime?
West Yorkshire Police has been assessed as good in respect of the efficiency with which it keeps people safe and reduces crime. The force has a good understanding of all of the current demand for its services. It also has a developing understanding of future demand, and has plans in place as to how it will understand and manage likely future demand better. The force is improving both the capability and the capacity of its workforce and makes good use of its resources to manage current demand. The force has sound financial plans in place to ensure its investments deliver benefits in terms of both efficiencies and savings.
HMIC found West Yorkshire Police to have a good understanding of all of the current demand for its services. It also has a developing understanding of future demand, with the force having plans in place for how it will understand and manage likely future demand better. The force is working well with partners to determine what the future demand for service will be from its communities and is working to meet those needs. The force uses survey information at local levels to identify changes in public expectations and set clear priorities. The force has a good workforce model which meets its current demand, with a new shift system launched earlier this year and an increase in resources for the protection of vulnerable people within the community. This means that the force is able to meet the current demand and is able to provide those services which the public expects.
The force is improving both the capability and the capacity of its workforce. It is recruiting new police officers and police staff with the right skills to tackle the workforce gaps which have been identified. West Yorkshire Police has significant investment in the digitalisation of the force. The use of mobile data terminals by all of its frontline officers and staff means that they are more visible to the communities and visit police premises less. The force has a well-developed programme for officers and staff to work in an agile way using technology and the ability to work at remote locations, such as the buildings of other organisations, to support efficiencies and the productivity of its staff. The force has robust ways of doing business, through its change programme, to make efficiencies and to ensure that benefits are tracked and are realised. The force has sound financial plans to ensure that its investments are planned to produce both efficiencies and savings. Through working collaboratively with other forces, a number of operational services in West Yorkshire Police, such as its forensic science provision, have made significant efficiencies and produced savings for the force. HMIC found the force to be good at keeping people safe and reducing crime.
How legitimate is the force at keeping people safe and reducing crime?
West Yorkshire Police has been assessed as good in respect of the legitimacy with which it keeps people safe and reduces crime.
West Yorkshire Police is good in its external fairness and respect, ethical and lawful behaviour, and its internal fairness and respect. The culture of the force reflects this through fair and respectful treatment of people, and ethical, lawful approaches to integrity. The organisation's fair and respectful treatment of its workforce and concern for their welfare and wellbeing also demonstrates this. Senior leaders actively promote the force's values, and staff are positive about the force's culture.
West Yorkshire Police shows that it understands the importance of treating people fairly through its stated purpose and values, which are in line with the Code of Ethics. These are included in training, and are part of everyday practice. The force seeks feedback and challenge from the communities it serves through surveys, scrutiny panels and independent advisory groups (IAGs), which work with support networks and charities to encourage those who have become disengaged or are less likely to complain to provide valuable feedback.
The force strives to make sure that its workforce behaves ethically and lawfully, by effectively vetting new recruits and developing a culture within which officers and staff know the standards expected of them. The force could do more to make sure that its workforce learns from examples where conduct has fallen below these standards.
West Yorkshire Police uses both formal and informal methods to work with and seek challenge from its workforce to identify issues of fair and respectful treatment. These include a staff survey and established business change processes that involve meaningful consultation with officers and staff on issues which affect them.
The force demonstrates an understanding of and commitment to the wellbeing of its workforce – including mental health issues – through effective governance, assessment and training, and evidence of early intervention to stop wellbeing issues from escalating.
Staff have an annual personal development review (referred to as PDR), with periodic meetings with line managers throughout the year; the process enables the force to deal effectively with poor performance, and to recognise and develop positive performance.
Other inspections
How well has the force performed in our other inspections?
In addition to the three core PEEL pillars, HMIC carries out inspections of a wide range of policing activity throughout the year. Some of these are conducted alongside the PEEL inspections (for instance, our 2016 leadership assessment); others are joint inspections.
Findings from these inspections are published separately to the main PEEL reports, but are taken into account when producing the rounded assessment of each force's performance.
Police leadership is crucial in enabling a force to be effective, efficient and legitimate. This inspection focused on how a force understands, develops and displays leadership through its organisational development.
West Yorkshire Police has engaged effectively with its workforce to create leadership expectations that are clearly defined at all levels. The force has also taken steps to develop a culture in which officers and staff are encouraged to question the leadership expectations. During our inspection HMIC found that police staff and officers feel that they are able to challenge and question supervisors and leaders. However, more could be done to ensure there is a more developed understanding of the leadership expectations across every rank and grade. For the force to progress it should do more to develop a detailed understanding of the level of commitment that the workforce has to the expectations. The force has a clear rationale for the techniques it uses to understand the relative strengths of its leadership. It has also used recruitment to address capability gaps. This understanding could, however, be used more effectively to ensure that its leadership development, and its recruitment programmes, are correctly targeted. However, HMIC welcomes the broad range of approaches the force uses in developing leadership through its well-established development and talent programmes.
HMIC also welcomes the way the force actively searches for new ideas and methods not only in the police service, but also further afield. The force has forged strong links with local academic institutions and regularly evaluates innovations and ways of doing things in other police forces to ensure that it exploits any potential opportunities it identifies. Officers and staff perceive that the force is innovative and reported that they can suggest new ideas and methods easily.
The force's understanding of diversity extends beyond protected characteristics such as age, disability, or gender reassignment, and it is working to ensure that it has diverse teams. It acknowledges the way in which diversity of background, experience and skills can strengthen teams. These factors are considered when creating teams throughout the force. It also has a number of significant measures in place to ensure that its practices, such as those for recruitment and selection, are free from bias, and are evidence-based.
Other reports
This section sets out the reports published by HMIC this year that help to better understand the performance of West Yorkshire Police.


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Miqueas 1La Biblia de las Américas (LBLA)
Condenación de Israel y Judá
1 Palabra del Señor que vino a Miqueas de Moréset en los días de Jotam, Acaz y Ezequías, reyes de Judá; lo que vio acerca de Samaria y Jerusalén.
2 Oíd, pueblos todos[a],
8 Por eso me lamentaré y gemiré,
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Visitors to Seattle, Washington, will feel comfortable touring the city in flannel shirts and tattered jeans, but the city's casual ambiance does not reflect its hotel rates. Prices, especially when combined with sales tax and parking fees, may be high, but if you know where to look, discount lodging is available. In fact, some of the cheapest Seattle hotels have the most character, and offer perks such as free Internet access, kitchenettes and shuttle services.
Queen Anne District
Queen Anne Hill is one of Seattle's most charming neighborhoods. Boutiques and restaurants populate the lower part of the hill. The upper hill, with its Victorian mansions and garden homes, is a country oasis in the midst of a city. Rents are steep in this prestigious area, which makes the low rates at the Inn at Queen Anne a pleasant surprise. Most downtown hotels charge over $150 each night, but as of November, 2010, rates at the Queen Anne Inn begin at $77 a night. Enter the hotel through an English courtyard garden, and find coffee and herbal teas brewing in the lobby. Check in, and climb the winding staircase to your room. The hotel was built before the advent of elevators, so pack lightly, or inform the management if you need a first-floor room. Internet access is free, and all rooms have small kitchenettes. The Metropolitan Market, a few blocks from the inn, serves sushi. In warmer weather, eat at one of the tables in the courtyard. Don't worry, they all have umbrellas. This is Seattle.
If you're young, hip and trendy and live in Seattle, you probably hang out in Belltown. If you're a visitor who wants in on the action without laying out too much cash, you stay at the Ace Hotel. The hotel's innocuous location on the second floor of an early 20th century maritime lodging house, and its white-on-white decor and stainless fixtures, contribute to the Ace Hotel's minimalist appeal. The hotel is pet-friendly, but it also draws its fair share of party animals. Its paper-thin walls may give new meaning to the words "Sleepless in Seattle," but with rates as of November 2010 under $100 a night, breakfast and Internet access included, you can sleep when you get back home.
University District
Sending your kids to college is expensive enough without having to spend a fortune to visit them. Two University of Washington area hotels ease the pain. The College Inn, across the street from the university, was built for the 1909 Alaska-Yukon Exposition. Its Bavarian-style rooftop invokes images of European boarding houses. In fact, the College Inn follows a European-style hotel plan. There's a sink in each room, but baths are shared. Rates are per person, not per room, and include breakfast. The College Inn Pub, located in the hotel basement, is a local hangout, known for its half-price nachos on Monday night. As of November, 2010, room rates range between $55 and $90 per night, with a shared bath. You'll pay a bit more at the University Inn, located in the same area, but the rates are still affordable, and include waffle breakfasts, delivered to your room, shuttle services to local attractions, free Internet and pet-friendly accommodations. Average rate is $125 nightly.
Downtown Hotel
Seattle boasts an excellent public transportation system, but a downtown hotel keeps you closest to the action. The Sixth Avenue Inn sits within walking distance of the Seattle Space Needle, the Monorail, Pike Place Market, Pacific Place, and Westlake Center. Rooms have a simple decor, and some have microwaves and mini-refrigerators. The hotel, which caters to business travelers, has a 24-hour business center, and a fitness center. Its restaurant, the Sixth Avenue Bar and Grill, serves pizza, pasta, sandwiches and salads. Breakfast is not included in room rates, but the cost is still low, considering the hotel's convenient location. As of November, 2010, nightly rates averaged at $100.
Capitol Hill
Capitol Hill, with its historic mansions, museums and rumba steps embedded into the sidewalks is home to Seattle's most diverse population, and the Gaslight Inn fits right into the environment. Each room boasts a whimsical decor. Some have Navajo-print fabrics, others have the oak wainscoting that invokes images if a Victorian gentleman's club. The owners decorated the inn with objects from their travels. There's a backyard, and a heated pool. Breakfast is included. Rooms with private and shared baths are available. Rates start at $98 nightly as of November 2010.
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CD8 positive T-lymphocytes play an important role in host immunity to viruses. Anti-viral CD8+ T-cells recognize MHC class I molecules bound to peptides derived from a cytosolic pool of viral proteins. Concerning the delivery of antigenic peptides to MHC class I molecules, our studies have addressed the following specific questions. First, there are two sources of antigenic peptides, native proteins and everything else. We have termed all the non-native sources, DRiPs, or defective ribosomal products and rapidly degraded proteins. DRiPs consist of prematurely terminated polypeptides and misfolded polypeptides produced from translation products of bona fide mRNAs in the proper reading frame. We have been analyzing the contribution of DRiPs to antigen presentation in viral infections. Second this project will examine the nature of the substrate from which antigenic peptides are derived and their contribution to antigen presentation. Third, these studies will examine potential mechanisms of delivering antigen to the class I processing pathway. This year we have examined the extent to which viruses manipulate cellular tRNA populations and found that the polysome-associated tRNA population change dramatically in a virus-specific manner to reflect the codon usage of viral genes. This suggests the existence of local tRNA pools optimized for viral translation.
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text: This One-Minute Trailer Makes Me Giddy For Chris Harris' New Top Gear Web ShowDavid Tracy6/16/16 2:25pmFiled to: Chris HarrisTop GearChris Harris Drives9523EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink GIF On Tuesday, we wrote that Top Gear was giving friend-of-Jalopnik Chris Harris his own internet show again, and that we expected it to be absolutely awesome. Well, it looks like the new web show will be just like his old one, Chris Harris On Cars, and that's a damn good thing. Don't believe me? Just watch this trailer. Advertisement Top Gear just released a one-minute teaser of Harris's new Top Gear web show called "Chris Harris Drives," and it's filled with beautiful cars, gorgeous drifts and one big beautiful smile. This is the Top Gear we've been yearning for.Harris told Top Gear that, as much as he enjoys doing little films for Top Gear's weekly show, he wants to get back into his longer, more technical car reviews. You know, the stuff for which we here at Jalopnik so dearly yearn:Obviously I'm thrilled to be making beautiful films like the F12tdf piece for the Top Gear television show...but the longer-form, more detailed web films I've made with Neil Carey over the years remain my natural format, and broadcasting them through TG's huge online audience is a dream come true.He went on to say he wants the new show to be just like "Chris Harris On Cars," his YouTube channel that remains among the best automotive channels on this blue and green planet: Advertisement If you want to know even more technical details about cars, hear more in-depth analysis, I hope we'll be the perfect destination. I want the films to be just as they were on Chris Harris on Cars. With added slow-motion slides. There's no news on when we can expect to see Chris in his element, but here's to hoping it's soon. Like, really soon, because Top Gear's T.V. show just isn't sufficiently satiating my enthusiast desires. Save me from this emptiness, Chris Harris!David firstname.lastname@example.com@davidntracyWriter, Jalopnik. 1985 Jeep J10, 1948 Willys CJ-2A, 1995 Jeep Cherokee, 1992 Jeep Cherokee.Reply95 repliesLeave a reply


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A cancer-stricken Michigan teenager, who got to meet Eminem as his last wish, has died. Seventeen-year-old Gage Garmo got to meet his idol Sunday night when the Detroit rapper surprised Garmo at his home in Rochester.
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"I think we are in a gigantic financial asset bubble. But it is interesting that that despite of all the money printing, bond yields didn't go down. They bottomed out on July 25, 2012 at 1.43% on the 10-years. We went to over 3.0%. We're now at 2.85% or something thereabout. But we're up substantially. Now, this hasn't had an impact on stocks yet. In fact, it pushed money into the stock market out of the bond market. But if the 10-years goes to say 3.5% to 4.0%, then the 30-year goes to close to 5.0%, the mortgage rates go to 6.0%. That will hit the economy very hard."
"[The bubble] could burst before. It could burst any day. I think we are very stretched. Sentiment figures are very, very bullish. Everybody's bullish. The reality is they're very bullish because they think the economy will accelerate on the upside. But my view is very different. The global economy is slowing down, because the global economy's largely emerging economies nowadays, and there's no growth in exports in emerging economies, there's no growth, in the local economies. So, I feel that the valuations are high, the corporate profits have been boosted largely because of the falling interest rates."
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The Dallas Cowboys aren't going to let Tony Romo participate in offseason activities if he wasn't ready to play.
And based on what tight end Jason Witten has seen from his quarterback, Romo is in good shape to be out there during Phase One of the offseason program. Speaking to the Dallas Morning News, Witten said that Romo looks like the same quarterback he's become accustomed to catching passes from.
"He is throwing good," Witten told the newspaper. "I have caught a lot of balls over the years and it's the same zip, same as always. He looks good."
Witten said he admires Romo's toughness, given he had back surgery this past December that forced him to miss the end of the regular season. Romo also had a back procedure performed on him last offseason.
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Argentina's gross domestic product unexpectedly rose 0.5 percent in the first quarter from a year earlier, the statistics agency said.
The average estimate of six economists surveyed by Bloomberg was for the economy to contract 1 percent after expanding 0.9 percent in the last three months of 2015. GDP contracted 0.7 percent in the first three months of the year from the last quarter of 2015, according to a statement released in Buenos Aires.
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CBSE 10th Class Result 2015 on May 28: Candidates who were anxiously waiting for their results are informed that result of CBSE class 10th is going to be declared on May 28, 2015. Earlier it was not confirmed that will CBSE going to declare the CBSE 10th Class Result 2015 on May 28 or May 29, but for now it has been updated on the official website that results will be available to students on May 28.
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Three Graces: A "Modern Illiad" Not Destined To Be a Classic
These are had times for Greecebudgetary crises, austerity measures, riots. Its enough to put you off your spanakopita. But at least most of the nations beleaguered citizens arent at 3LD to see the well-meaning musical mess that the Immigrants Theatre Project make of a portion of their history. Three Graces is likely set on Crete in the late 19th century. Greater precision eludes me, as the script is so elliptical and the acoustics so terrible that few lines come through intelligibly. By the end of the piece, several bodies litter the stage. I couldnt mourn them since couldnt say with any confidence who they were.
Announced as a Modern Iliad, this Ice Factory show bears lyrics by Ruth Margraff and music by Café Antarsia Ensemble, but little content attributable to Homer, save echoes of Hector and mention of a corpse-choked river. Margraff serves as the bands singer, a role in which she seems distinctly uncomfortable, and her tunes dont illuminate the action as much as reiterate key terms: lemon tree, battle dress, blood, death, dogs, and thighs. Fine images all, but the whole they form is distinctly muddled and uninspiring. Wheres a muse when you need one?
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