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Two Surrey residents are facing a series of charges in connection with Sunday's attempted robbery and shooting in Langley.
Christopher Carl Agin, 29, and Rosemary Manyphone Souriyavong, 23, are due to appear in Surrey Provincial Court Wednesday morning, according to the online court database.
Langley RCMP responded to the 8300-block of 216 Street, in Walnut Grove, just after 3:30 p.m. Sunday after getting calls about shots having been fired.
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The Royal Air Force springs into action the day Great Britain declares war on Germany (September 3, 1939), but it drops no bombs – only leaflets encouraging the German people to overthrow Hitler. The British doubt they can beat Hitler by themselves. They still carry billions in debt from World War I. The economy is weak, the military overextended, and the public's morale on the wane. In May 1940 the Nazis sweep the British army off the European mainland, and the nation braces for an invasion.
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"I enjoy working with people from different backgrounds," says Alistair Dixon, 27, who teaches Spanish, German and French at Coombe School in Surrey. "In the classroom, those differences don't matter.
It dawns on you that you could inspire somebody else. I could have a student who, in a few years, remembers my Spanish lessons and feels like they meant something."
These words will resonate with teachers everywhere. While there are many reasons to choose a classroom career, the rewards are more than financial. As Dixon says: "You get out what you put in – especially when it comes to the kids."
Chris Keates, general secretary of the NASUWT, one of the largest teachers' unions, describes teaching as "a career for those who are committed to doing the very best for young people, supporting them to achieve their full potential."
Pay and conditions reflect the importance of and respect for the profession. "Young people are entitled to be taught by those who are recognised and rewarded as highly-skilled professionals and have working conditions that enable them to focus on their core role of teaching and learning," says Keates.
UK teachers begin on an average salary of £23,010, with those in inner London starting on £27,000. These figures compare favourably with average starting salaries for other graduate jobs, which range between £17,720 and £23,335. Further down the line, classroom teachers earn an average of £34,400 a year. It isn't difficult to see why Lin Hinnigan, CEO of the Teaching Agency, believes there's "never been a better time to teach".
"There are lots of opportunities for progression early on too," says Dixon, adding that these career development opportunities may not always be based on your tenure, but on "how good a teacher you are and how ambitious".
He is a case in point: just two years into teaching, Dixon is moving into a role as head of Spanish.
"Compared to friends who graduated at the same time as me, I have progressed faster up the ladder in terms of responsibility and management," Dixon notes. "And, because languages are a shortage area in teaching, I got a bursary to train as a teacher."
Impressive bursaries and scholarships are still available for high quality graduates. Those starting Initial Teacher Training in 2012 can apply for tax-free bursaries of up to £20,000.
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Most of all, teachers talk of the variety of the job. "You have to think on your feet," says Dixon. "Even when you've planned a lesson carefully, you don't know how a class is going to react, so you have to be able to adapt. Added to that, the curriculum is always changing, and there are always new ideas and approaches – there isn't just one way to teach, there are lots, and you can copy, adapt, share. That creates a sense of collaboration within the department – it's everyone working together as a team."
It's the same with training, which is frequently available. When a member of staff at Coombe School receives continuous professional development (CPD), they are invited to share what they have learnt with other teachers in their department. Dixon says: "As a newly qualified teacher, that was particularly great, because not only did I benefit from other teachers' experiences, I was able to tell teachers that were far more experienced than me something new."
"Everyone in the school is working towards the same goals and supporting each other," Dixon concludes. "That works brilliantly for everyone."
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Sarah Davy is a science teacher at Rivers Academy in West London. She studied pharmacology at Newcastle University.
I loved science. I was passionate about it. However, I never really made the connection that it was something I wanted to teach.
Before I came into teaching, I thought everything was planned out – that teachers were told 'lesson one will be on cells' and so on. I now realise how much freedom you have to explore and throw your own personality into your teaching.
Sometimes in lessons – particularly with Years 7 and 8 – you will be telling a child something for the first time. They have never heard it before. For example, they might have no concept of the planets, or what gravity is. You just don't get that in other jobs. I didn't expect the long hours in the first year. It's hard work. But if you put in the effort, I feel like I've been rewarded with my classes in what they've given back to me.
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This is a focused review of DLB, concentrating on the aspects that are associated with dizziness.
DLB was first described in 1996. Lewy bodies are accumulations of alpha-synuclein. In this disease, accumulation of Lewy bodies is associated with a slowly progressive neurological deterioration. Lewy bodies are intracytoplasmic, spherical, eosinophilic neuronal inclusion bodies.
DLB was reported as accounting for about 15-25% of all dementia, only trailing Alzheimer's disease. However, the #2 spot has also been claimed for frontotemporal dementia, and both can't be right. The high prevalence figure for DLB was derived from neuropathological autopsy sudies reported that Lewy bodies (LB) are found in the brainstem and cortex of 15-25% of elderly demented patients, making diffuse Lewy body disease the largest pathologic subgroup after Alheimer's disease.
There may be an incidence of DLB of about 0.1% in the general population. More recently, a study from the Mayo clinic suggested that the incidence was overestimated, and instead is about 3.5/100,000 person years. (Saica et al, 2014), similar to the incidence of Parkinson's disease dementia (2.5/100,000).
Damage is thought to occur due to accumulation of Lewy bodies in the nervous system. A 6-stage system has been suggested beginning with lesions in the medulla and olfactory cortex, and with progression to the cortex. Lewy bodies may also be found in sympathetic and intramural ganglia (i.e. outside the CNS).
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Key symptoms suggestive of DLB are fluctuating cognitive impairment with episodic delirium, with prominant psychiatric symptoms, especially visual hallucinations. Parkinsonism may occur spontaneously or part of an abnormal sensitivity to neuroleptic medications.
Progressive disabling mental impairment is a mandatory requirement of DLB. Early on, there may be prominent deficits of tests of executive function and problem solving such as the Wisconsin Card sorting test or the Trail Making test. Later on, global impairment of mental function may blur the distinction between Alzheimer's disease where the major deficit lies in memory acquisition and consolidation. Patients with DLB decline more quickly than those with Alzheimers disease in both mental function as well as in survical time (Olichney et al, 1998)
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CT or MRI may show generalized cortical atrophy. Sleep disturbance begins with or precedes onset of dementia in most cases (Boeve et al, 1998). Nevertheless, current clinical criteria are said to fail to identify 25% or more of true cases.
Autonomic failure may also accompany DLB ( Akaogi et al, 2009). Olfactory disturbances and autonomic failure may precede the motor symptoms and onset of dementia. Sweating disturbances and orthostatic hypotension are common.
DLB does not cause vertigo, but it can cause unsteadiness.
As is the case for nearly all disorders characterized by neuron death, there is yet no effective causal treatment. All treatments are symptomatic.
Cholinesterase inhibitors -- increase the amount of acetylcholine, and slightly improve memory and thinking.
Memantine (Namenda) -- reduces glutamate mediated excitotoxicity
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Attorney General Eric Holder gave a speech today that, among other things, explained at length why the Obama administration believes it has the authority to unilaterally order the killing of a U.S. citizen abroad. Adam Serwer has a good summary here, but I want to focus narrowly on the questions of due process and oversight raised in the speech. Here's Holder:
Let me be clear: an operation using lethal force in a foreign country, targeted against a U.S. citizen who is a senior operational leader of al Qaeda or associated forces, and who is actively engaged in planning to kill Americans, would be lawful at least in the following circumstances: First, the U.S. government has determined, after a thorough and careful review, that the individual poses an imminent threat of violent attack against the United States; second, capture is not feasible; and third, the operation would be conducted in a manner consistent with applicable law of war principles.
....Some have argued that the President is required to get permission from a federal court before taking action against a United States citizen who is a senior operational leader of al Qaeda or associated forces. This is simply not accurate. "Due process" and "judicial process" are not one and the same, particularly when it comes to national security. The Constitution guarantees due process, not judicial process.
This is, as far as I know, legally correct. "Due process" doesn't always mean a traditional trial. However, the "balancing approach" toward due process that Holder mentions earlier in the speech is generally meant to keep full-blown trials from being required even for fairly minor offenses, something that could grind the criminal justice system to a halt. It's not meant to demean the due process required for something as serious as targeting someone for killing. As Holder acknowledges, "An individual's interest in making sure that the government does not target him erroneously could not be more significant." Clearly, then, whatever procedure is used here, even if it's not a conventional jury trial, needs to be of the most careful and serious sort. And Holder recognizes this, saying that there should be "robust oversight" of the executive branch in cases like this. So what does that mean?
Which is why, in keeping with the law and our constitutional system of checks and balances, the Executive Branch regularly informs the appropriate members of Congress about our counterterrorism activities, including the legal framework, and would of course follow the same practice where lethal force is used against United States citizens....These circumstances are sufficient under the Constitution for the United States to use lethal force against a U.S. citizen abroad.
That's it! The executive branch "informs" Congress. That's the robust oversight Holder agrees is necessary for cases like this.
I'm glad Holder gave this speech. I'm glad that he expanded (a bit) on the three circumstances that govern the Obama administration's decisions to kill U.S. citizens abroad. I'm glad he agrees that these decisions are "extraordinarily weighty" and "among the gravest that government leaders can face."
Nonetheless, even more than a thousand words of throat clearing can't hide the fact that Holder simply provided no evidence that the rigor of the executive branch's due process procedures matches his rhetoric; no evidence that these procedures are consistently followed; and negative evidence that there's any reasonable oversight of the process. Merely informing Congress is the farthest thing imaginable from rigorous, independent oversight.
Holder's job, of course, was an impossible one. The Obama administration, like the Bush administration before it, has made a deliberate decision that actions like this are authorized by a combination of the 2001 AUMF and the president's inherent commander-in-chief powers. By definition, this means that any oversight which limits his actions, even potentially, is unacceptable. And yet, a significant chunk of the public thinks oversight of the executive branch is a good idea. This means that lip service must be paid.
It's a circle that can't be squared. Publicly, Holder has to say that oversight is essential, but in private the actual procedures themselves have to remain toothless. There was never any way to camouflage that, and Holder didn't even really try. If he truly thinks, as he said, that this is "not a departure from our laws and our values," he has a funny idea of what our laws and values are.
POSTSCRIPT: This post wasn't about my own position on this topic, but here it is. I agree that we're at war. Like it or not, the AUMF is an extremely broad grant of authority. I agree that stateless terrorists pose unique challenges. I agree that targeting them for killing is sometimes necessary, even if they're U.S. citizens. I agree that Holder's three principles form a good starting point for deciding when a targeted killing is justified.
But it's simply not tolerable to take the view that the entire world is now a battlefield, and therefore battlefield rules of engagement apply everywhere. If you want to kill a U.S. citizen outside of a traditional hot battlefield, there needs to be independent oversight. The FISA court performs this function for surveillance, and we know from experience that it rarely gets in the government's way. But at least it's technically independent and forces the executive branch to follow its own rules. It's the absolute minimum that we should require for targeted killings too.


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People all over the world would join at the matches, each time the wrestlers step in the rings. At one time wrestling was a sport. Wrestling dates back through the centuries, yet each year dramatic changes occur. The Greeks began the sporting event known as wrestling according to reports. The Greek masters started the brawls Before Christ Era in 708. This brought in the ancient sport, and at the time, the body was considered a sort of rod. The purpose however is to battle the opponent without causing harm to the opponent by pinning him/her to the mats.
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Wrestling then is not a wage war to cause pain, where fatality and life is the outcome, i.e. the line of attacks is to pin down the challenger to the mats all in the name of fame. Accordingly, the wrestlers must be trained for that reason, as well as having satisfactory proficiency to master his opponent without causing harm. Thus, weakness in the ring would only leads to defeat.
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The wrestlers are time and again given guides that help them select the choice of supplements to help them stay fit. Thus, wrestling at the Olympics entail that the wrestler remains in superlative contour, while working out methodically, and building vigor and staying power, which enhances the muscles, building the legs and arms? Thus, wrestlers at high competitive stages and in good condition have the ultimate chance of winning the brawls.
Some of the wrestlers today have illustrated signs of setbacks, especially since these wrestlers engaged in drugs and alcohol. At one time this was not tolerated, thus the wrestlers would have been disqualified. Few of the wrestlers today were accused of taking steroids, which is also not tolerated in wrestling.
Wrestling nowadays is a Soap Opera and a demeaning program. Most times the wrestlers today are in the rings battling over women, i.e. who is getting who type of thing. As well, the wrestlers today slang words across the rings, and fight dirtier than ever before. Some of the women aren't much better since they appear out to show more skin than sport. Thus, nearly anything goes in the ring today.
At one time, I would enjoy a match or two, but today, wrestling is a waste of my time. In fact, I always try to keep my children interested in anything but wrestling. Today, we see retaliation, violence, sex, and verbal childish throwbacks. Wrestling and its companions then, is changing


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I think your plan b will be fine...then chalk it up to a lesson learned.......
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I think your plan b will be fine...then chalk it up to a lesson learned.......
Well you couldn't wait to get back to sewing, but like I said it would be in the trash if it were me! You do have alternatives and I really like the colors in it! It will look nice anyway.
Learn from my misfortune: fix the three. It'll be beautiful anyway, even if it isn't what you originally intended.
One of my UFOs is stuffed in the closet because I tried to fix every block. Yeah, that's never happening...
Am glad to know you came through the storm safe and sound! I'd say change the three, and say it is creative license to do it that way! :) Who will know besides you-???
Perhaps later, you can do the pattern again in different colors/fabrics and see how it turns out~
i think it looks ok. Only a quilter with a negative attitude (quilt police)would comment adversly. For what this is worth I belong to a scrappy group whose new motto is "Finished is better then perfect." That little bit of breathing room is wonderful.
I couldn't let go of this, because I keep seeing a fix for it. I took the upper left corner of your picture, grabbed the middle column, and flipped the entire set of blocks 180 degrees. Outlined in red is the section I flipped. Imagine you had these 4 blocks stitched together in your original orientation (as a vertical column). Now, grab the whole thing and turn it top to bottom - this is the result. Do it on every second column and you have a woven pattern.
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Just do the three. Five years from now, you won't remember the "mistake." Glad to hear you have power again.
I wouldn't worry about any of it. I was glad to see the picture where you circled the and arrowhead the blocks that were wrong. I just couldn't see it! Plus, it Ppears as thought those seams will show up on the front, which interrupts the woven look anyway.
Been there done that, it looks fine this way. But as you said it changed your pattern finished look, who will know but you.
I like it, the colors are nice also.


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This comfortable ground floor apartment features a double bed and an extra single bed. Guests can avail of the fully equipped kitchen which includes a coffee maker. The apartment's living area comes complete with a dining table and TV.
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House rulesNo pets.
Deposit: 100 EUR
Citytax, 5% of the rent, is payable in cash upon arrival.
The linen package includes bed linen, towels, tea towels and costs 10 € per person.
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in Situ, but just barely, and only because it was required in order to be G-staff. As soon as he gained his title he
lost interest.
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control, and assigned him to that duty. It was his job to oversee all the guest quarters, making sure they were
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Lyil hurried into the building. By jogging she had managed to meet Hast at the appointed time, and ten
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She reached down and gave him a hand up. "It's possible that someday we'll be in a combat situation. And if
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wouldn't hear her.
It was apparent that Hast was surprised by her comment. He stood speechless for a moment, then asked,
"What's wrong with you today? You don't seem to be quite yourself."
"Nothing's wrong," she replied. "In fact, everything's great." She smiled up at him.
"Well maybe someday I'll kick your butt. Maybe even now." It seemed she had stepped on his ego a little,
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Hast stepped forward and executed an unorthodox move, probably hoping to catch her off guard. He quickly
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grabbed his right thigh. As it went into spasm she crossed over, reached down and hooked her arm around his
left calf muscle. She then gave a pull while simultaneously slamming her body into his abdomen. He went
down on his back while she landed on her feet. She immediately put her right foot to his throat.
"Okay, okay," he said. "You win this one." She let go of him and walked over and sat down on a bench.
"It's almost time to go to work," she said.
"Good. Next time let's do something besides Situ."
Lyil smiled. "Let's practice on the phasor range."
"Fine," he agreed.
They sat for a moment while resting.
"So, how's the job going?" she asked.
"Same as always." Then after a pause, "Well, that's not quite true. Thorne has had a great many visitors
lately. They've almost taken up all the guest quarters. And for the next three weeks he's got more coming in.
"I've never seen anything like it," he continued. "So, just out of curiosity I checked with the computer, and
the second-in-command, throughout the entire history of the Federation, has never had this many visitors at one
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