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Note: Here it is... The final chapter, the epilogue... It was originally supposed to be included with the previous chapter, but I decided to separate it because I added a bonus sneak peak to a little scene from a possible sequel. Anyway, I thank you all very much for accompanying me all these times...
Rose's POV:
And so, we trudged home that day, feelings of joy still fresh on our hearts. Never did we realize that such a trip would take us in a wild ride through the stages of life.
As we arrived home, Blade smiled. Almost immediately, he excitedly rummaged through his pile of belongings. I simply stood back, wondering what he was up to.
"Rose, my dear," Blade knelt on one knee before me.
"Oh, Blade, skip the formalities," I dismissed, smiling, "What is-"
"Err, Rose, I'm very sorry about the fact that I won't be able to host a party or get you a ring or anything," he scratched his head.
"Oh, think nothing of it," I smiled, "Besides, I guess that's Ruse's way of saying hi to us..."
"You don't get it, Rose..." Blade nervously gave a chuckle, "I know I may not have enough cash for your ring, so will you take this instead?"
He tried to fit a rather colorful and elegant cupholder to my wrist.
"I spent a lot on trying to collect these, so it's only natural that I would want you to have the most precious one I own," he told me, still kneeling before me.
I fell silent, I knew this cupholder was nowhere near as precious as a wedding ring, but I began to feel it was way more precious than one now.
"Thank you, Blade... Thank you very much!" I smiled, tears streaming down my face.
That was the most sweetest present anyone had ever gotten me. So this ends pretty much most of my tale."
"So that's why you keep that cupholder so dearly? Ma?" a rather energetic Kirlia tugged at my arm just as I had finished telling her my tale.
"Yes, your father gave it as a present to me, why would I not hold it so dearly?" I replied to her.
Twenty years had passed, Blade and I had grown to be honorary members of Blaze's exploration team. In the past years, Blade had managed to earn back his Master rank, also giving us enough cash to construct a rather lofty home just outside Treasure Town. Although we live far apart from our friends, we still managed to hear from each other and have frequent visits.
Blade and I soon enough began to settle down in the outskirts of town. We lived there in peace, raising two children. Our first child was Ivy, she has grown into a rather stunning, if not rash and energetic Kirlia. Our second one was still in his younger stages, a Ralts, whom we named Rally... Even in his childhood, his timidity had often reminded me of Blade, who, despite our time together, is still as timid as ever.
"In other words, Ivy," I warmly explained, "Do not be too rash to judge the world... I've lived through it, and so shall you..."
"What about dad? Doesn't he have a say in this?" she spun around me, busily grabbing her things.
"Oh, you know him... Of course he'd tell you the same thing," I smiled, before taking away a pouch from her, "And I believe that belongs to your dad, Ivy..."
"Ehehe," she sheepishly grinned, "My fingers must've slipped..."
I sighed, if Ivy becomes a thief, well... Wouldn't that be something...
Just before Ivy was about to leave, the door flew open and Blade entered the house. He looked quite flustered, but still as disciplined as ever.
"I'm home... How's Rally?" he warmly asked.
"He's right here," I returned, carrying the young Ralts in my arms.
I gave Blade a warm kiss to which Ivy rolled her eyes at.
"Ma, shouldn't you be sending Rally off to his room?" she raised her eyebrows, "Don't you think that-"
"Rose! Did I pick the right time to intrude?" a familiar voice cut Ivy off.
I turned to the door to see Sandra, Celsus perched on top of her head as always. She waved around as a rather timid Vibrava hid behind her.
"Long time no see," Celsus yawned, "Still busy with work?"
"Oh, not really..." I smiled, still clutching Rally in my arms, "Besides, how's with you two?"
"Things are going great... Anyway, why not take the day off?" Sandra explained, "It's not like we visit everytime..."
Our short conversation was interrupted with Ivy suddenly breaking out into a rather loud conversation.
"Cas!" she sneered at the Vibrava hiding behind Sandra, "We haven't finished our game last time yet!"
"It was obvious that I'd win anyway," the Vibrava, leaving his timidity, quickly shot back.
The two flew to each other, face to face. Sandra and I could not help but just sigh. Cass was Sandra and Celsus's daughter... She is apparently the same age as Ivy, and while we thought they would et along, they'd formed a rather destructive, if not comedic, rivalry.
"What was that?" Ivy began to glare, "Are you saying that you'd win?"
"Oh course!" Cass sparked, her soft voice given a more competitive edge.
"There's only one way to determine this, battle me again!" Ivy scowled, dragging Cass outside the house.
"Wow, rather feisty, huh?" Sandra scratched her head, "I guess she does take after you..."
"Me? Hey, I am not that feisty," I joked around, "Sometimes, I wonder how they get along that well if they are constantly competitive..."
"Hey, if it weren't for Ivy, Cass wouldn't have gotten over her timidity... I guess with friends like Ivy, she wouldn't need enemies," Sandra stifled a giggle.
"Rose," Blade broke my train of thought, "Why is my pouch devoid of money?"
I turned around to see Blade juggling an empty money pouch identical to the one I confiscated from Ivy a moment ago.
"I thought I confiscated it from her a moment ago..." I muttered, my eyes wide open.
"I guess she takes after you very much, Rose," Blade and Sandra chimed in unison.
Swiftly, I ran through the door after my daughter... I guess it was entirely bothersome indeed... Despite feeling bothered, I couldn't help but let out a smile.
She's stolen my spotlight now, Ivy...
And so, this ends my tale, a tale of a thief, a hero, and a lover.
Ivy's POV:
I shuddered in the dark. Cass sure wasn't lying when she told me that the forest was dark and scary... Scary? Nah... I sure as heck ain't gonna lose to that Vibrava!
Although I must admit, now that we are separated and lost... I wouldn't mind losing so long as I don't lose the way here...
"CASS!" I screamed, the sound reverberating through the dark trees, "WHERE ARE YOU? COME OUT SO THAT I CAN FINALLY BEAT YOU AND WIN! Cass? H-help?"
I shuddered... This was different. I was all alone in the woods, without my best friend/rival-to-be-defeated and away from my caring and loving parents...
M-maybe Aunt Ruse would save me, right? She frequently goes through woods like these, right? With the random visits she makes, she'll have to come across me sometime, right? Someday?
I sighed, I had to he strong... I knew I couldn't get out of this alone... So I need to find Cass first.
All of a sudden, just as I began to move, anode figure suddenly emerged from the bushes.
"Good afternoon, hope you didn't bother my rather, unintentional intrusion here," a refined voice calmly spoke.
I whirled around to face the figure. There I saw a Kirlia, although his color was rather different... Instead of green, blue enshrouded most of his hair... He stood still, balancing on one foot and poised all up while blowing through a flute he held the other way. He was eccentric all right, but what caught my attention the most was his waist. Strapped around it was a rather odd wooden... sword?
"W-what do you want from me?" I suspiciously asked.
"Hmm... You're Ivy, aren't you? Daughter of the rather famous... Rose here, right? My mother apparently has some connections with yours, but I must save that for another day," he bowed, playing a soft mellow with his flute, "Allow me to introduce myself, my name is Ivan."
"What do you know about my mother? Who is your mother?" I skeptically asked.
"Did I not tell you that is a tale for another time?" Ivan replied, still balancing on a single foot, "There is only one tale for today, and that tale is whether or not, you live up to your mother's skill! Face me, then, and I shall see how much you truly have grown!"
Without warning, he quickly tossed his flute up in the air, quickly jumping up to catch it between his legs and, at the same time, begin a Calm Mind.
"There's no way out of this, is there?" I groaned, launching a Shadow Ball at him.
He smiled as he saw my attack. Quickly, before he landed, he thrust out his wooden sword straight down to the ground, he quickly landed on the tip with one foot, effectively balancing on it while sheathing his flute on the sword's sheath. Immediately, his figure, still standing on the balanced sword, began to form multiple copies, Double Team.
"Plus difficile, mon cherié," he taunted, dodging the Shadow Ball, "Make this a bit more challenging, will you?"
"My move, then... Psychic!" he snapped.
All of a sudden, several translucent cards emerged around me. They all bore the same symbol of a spade. Before long, I was quickly pressed inside, and I could feel my head hurting as I was squashed by the several cards, before they disappeared. I shuddered in fear, how could his Psychic have gotten this strong?
"I still have some tricks too!" I snarled, launching several Shadow Balls, and slyly using Teleport to manipulate their flow.
"Ah, wise indeed," Ivan calmly smiled, jumping off his sword and grabbing it with two fingers, recalling all his illusory copies, "But one who enjoys the path of battle must always be prepared!"
He quickly spun around, slashing almost all my Shadow Balls in half. Only the last one hit, which took him by surprise.
"Hmm... I guess that you possess some skill..." he smiled, suddenly catching his sword between his teeth, "But I believe you lack experience, my stunning Ivy..."
Quickly, he suddenly hit me with a rather swift Psychic. His odd way of using Psychic still remained, several cards rose around me and tried to press around me, but I managed to dodge it this time. I quickly launched another Shadow Ball at him, to which he smiled and dodged.
"Hmm... It seems that you are working your very best... I should do so too," he suddenly dropped his sword.
Swiftly, he used Psychic and created the translucent cards again, but this time, he jumped over them and used them like steps. He quickly jumped down and landed a Thunderbolt at me, while manipulating all the cards around me to press me. My mind felt nothing but pain, and the last thing I saw before the dusk of unconsciousness was a rather hellish spade.
Note: This is it. I thank everyone for making this all possible. Special thanks to lordrereland, eiuolfyd, MysteriousMystery, and all of you who reviewed! Thank you all, and may we meet again in another work! I might as well rest up for now, as I have a load of exams to prepare for. Please review, and we'll see if a sequel is possible.


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Colin Barrow's resignation brought a sigh of relief from Downing Street to City Hall. "It is good news," said one No 10 figure brutally. "Hopefully, we will now see the end of this craziness."
The madness was not just Westminster City Council's disastrously conceived parking charges, or indeed its mania for swamping the borough in double yellow lines. More, it was the extraordinary lack of political sensitivity or judgment with which they were imposed.
The Evening Standard can reveal that these concerns went even higher than those Cabinet ministers and advisers who issued public warnings in a vain attempt to make the proud leader admit he was wrong.
Senior political sources reveal that the Prime Minister was almost ready to speak out against the scheme days before it was postponed at Christmas. David Cameron was worried that the parking charges would damage jobs and growth, by driving customers and staff away from the West End.
The downfall of Colin Barrow - and downfall it is, for only a political ingénue would believe he always planned to quit on the eve of the London elections and the excitement of the Olympics - is a saga of single-minded stubbornness in the face of almost unanimous opposition.
Two years ago, Boris Johnson privately warned Mr Barrow that £4.80-an-hour parking charges would create a lot of noise and "people might not like that very much". The hedge fund tycoon, whose Maserati has its own private parking space at his home, pressed on regardless.
No one connected with local government has any doubts why: Westminster was in financial trouble. The flagship Tory council, a model of efficiency under revered former leader Sir Simon Milton, desperately needed cash and the parking charges would raise £7 million.
If Mr Barrow had a tin ear for the worries of restaurateurs, theatre managers and their staff, Conservative Party HQ was less sanguine. "It was obviously toxic in the run-up to the May elections," said a Tory campaigner.
Mr Johnson tried again as D-Day came closer. Sources have revealed he offered a deal to Mr Barrow: Postpone the charges and the pair would announce a joint-study into the economic impact.
"It gave him an exit route, because he could have dropped it quietly later on, but he would not buy it," says a source. "He closed off all his exits, one by one."
An array of Cabinet ministers voiced alarm, including Transport Secretary Justine Greening, Lords Leader Lord Strathclyde, transport minister Norman Baker and the PM's business adviser Lord Young. Mr Barrow seemed tone deaf. When the Standard disclosed that he kept a parking meter in his living room as an ornament, he began to look ridiculous.
Other figures pointed out that some London councils, such as Kensington and Chelsea, had scrapped miles of free on-street parking without massive fuss by taking their time, painting yellow lines one street at a time, and leaving Sunday mornings free for churchgoers. But Westminster was in too much of a hurry. "It called for a more sophisticated kind of leadership than he could give," said a Tory.
Early last month the Mayor finally went public and branded the council "completely mad". Strong words - but necessary to protect the Boris brand from contamination.
After losing a High Court hearing, Mr Barrow agreed to postpone the charges, though he still insists they are the right policy and, officially, they remain on the stocks.
His legacy is a terrible Hobson's choice for Westminster's next leaders - between a financial crisis if they drop the charges and a political crisis if they do not. The craziness is not yet over.
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WFHB Community Radio's Spanish language news & public affairs program Locutores de HOLA Bloomington Minerva Sosa y Carlos Bakota platican sobre nuevos acontecimientos y noticias relevantes a nuestro estado, país, y ciudad. Además hablan sobre la agenda del nuevo alcalde de Bloomington, John Hamilton. Hola Bloomington's hosts Minerva Sosa and Carlos Bakota talk about current events and updates relating to our nation, state and …Read More »
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In today's Ecoreport feature, Alyce Miller and Lucille Bertuccio talk about the movement to grant legal rights to non-human animals.Read More »
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New Sessions of Bloomington Code School Announced
The Bloomington Technology Partnership has announced that the next session of Bloomington Code School will run from January 25 to April 13. The program is free for Monroe County residents and seeks to help residents learn web development and design skills to fill tech jobs. So far roughly 200 Monroe County residents have participated in the program since June of …Read More »
Tavis Smiley to Release a New Book With Contributions from IU Faculty
IU alumnus Tavis Smiley is releasing a new book with contributions from IU faculty entitled "The Covenant With Black America: Ten Years Later". The book is a follow up to one Smiley wrote in 2006 that laid out a plan to address 10 issues facing African-Americans. According to a press release from IU, Smiley concludes little has changed in terms …Read More »
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A new year is here, a time for reflection and resolution. How are people in Bloomington resolving to improve themselves and our world? In this special edition of Voices in the Street, WFHB hit the streets of Bloomington to find all about hopes and dreams for 2016.Read More »
Mother Hubbard's Cupboard to Start 2016 Events
Mother Hubbard's Cupboard has began its 2016 with a variety of events including a "Hub Family Lunch" on Thursday, January 21, 12:30-1:30pm. The lunch is open to all and sign up is not required. They are also holding an MLK Day event on Monday, January 18th, from 9-10:30. According to their press release, they are currently looking for volunteers and …Read More »
Mayor John Hamilton Discusses Contaminants in the Local Water Supply
Bloomington Utilities Department supplies water to about 120,000 people throughout Monroe and Brown counties. In recent months the Department has notified the public about increasing levels of chemicals known as disinfectant byproducts. Exposure to those byproducts can cause serious health problems, including cancer. This morning Hamilton laid out a plan for reducing those levels and increasing transparency at the Utilities …Read More »


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Linklaters' Asia practice is about to usher in a new era after replacing its regional managing partner.
Simon Davies will take over the role from Andrew Roberts, who is set to return to the firm's London office after four years in the role.
Davies, a corporate finance partner, has spent time practising at both the firm's Hong Kong and Tokyo offices over a period of eight years.


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Pucci is one of the island cities in Paradise connected to Water 7 by the Sea Train. It is known as "The Gourmet City" (美食の町 Bishoku no Machi?).[1]
Very little has been revealed about Pucci in the storyline. The only thing known of its history is that it was connected to Water 7 fourteen years ago to help with trade, when the latter's economy was very weak due to pirate attacks on merchant ships. Its known residents are its mayor Bimine, his daughter Marumieta, and their butler Yamenahare.
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"The National Conference-led government has brazenly eroded sanctity of all democratic institutions in the state. The deceit tactics of the government is undermining such institutions and has badly shattered peoples' faith in the democracy," PDP Patron Mufti Mohammad Sayeed said in a public meeting in Samba district.
He said PDP will keep working for strengthening democratic institutions in the state.
Raising apprehensions over government's decisions, Sayeed said, "on one hand, the government has announced BDC elections while on the other hand, coalition partners have decided to amend the existing Jammu and Kashmir Panchayat Raj Act."
He said by delaying the urban local body polls, the government also disrespected the institution of Governor as it was the Governor who had said about holding of these polls.
"I fail to understand why government is shying away from its duty to conduct these elections. Formation of ULB are must to empower the people of urban areas," he said.
He opposed the decision of the government to put a cap on subsidised LPG cylinder.
"Entire state is badly hit by the LPG crises and it is a need of the hour to give some relief to the people," Sayeed said, pointing out that while all Congress-ruled states have hiked cap of subsidised cylinders from 6 to 9 cylinders, no such step is taken in Jammu and Kashmir.
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The GCSE is changing
From September 2016 Alton College will be offering the new GCSE in English Language with the grading system 9-1. The first examination will be in June in 2017.
English Language GCSE is a qualification that proves you have achieved a certain standard in speaking, reading and writing the English language. A grade 4 (formerly grade C) or above is required for most advanced or higher level courses in all subjects and many jobs.
The course involves close study of both fiction and non-fiction texts from the 19th, 20th and 21st century. There will also be opportunities for creative and non-fiction writing, as well as group discussions.
Students are expected to take complete responsibility for the production of their own work. This does not mean however that your tutors simply set work and abandon you until the exam date. You will be expected to work closely with your tutor, seeking individual help when necessary. The aim is to help you reach your potential and no effort will be spared to achieve this.
In lessons you will read and discuss media, non-fiction and literary texts. You will develop your skills of comprehension, analysis and comparison. You will produce pieces of creative writing such as descriptions and stories. You will also practise practical writing tasks in various forms such as essays, articles, letters and reports. You will be encouraged to identify any errors in your technique and helped to correct them. There will be many opportunities to develop oral skills in a variety of class situations, including plenty of discussion work in small or larger groups. Overall, the lessons will prepare you for the two examinations in the summer and you will also receive an additional qualification in spoken language. Everything you learn will not only prepare you for getting the qualification but also be transferable – you will be learning life-long skills for use in the real world.
The qualification has two exams which will be in June 2017. In addition, there is a "spoken language" component which is assessed separately and given the markers: pass, merit, distinction. Although this part of the qualification does not count towards your GCSE it does appear on the final certificate and the preparation for it will be a useful life skill.
A high percentage of our students over the last few years have successfully gained their grade 4 or above and gone on to A levels, vocational A levels, Further and Higher Education. It has helped others to gain training places and employment.
Students have enjoyed the confidence gained from improving their English language skills. Please note, this not an ESOL course as it tests different skills. A sound grasp of English would be an advantage.
"Studying English GCSE has been fun and I now have a lot more confidence in my written English and my reading."
"The English GCSE course has been most enjoyable. At first, I was very apprehensive as I had not done English since being at school 21 years ago. The teacher was very supportive and made me feel at ease with the subject."
To qualify for this course, you will normally have achieved a Grade 2 or 3 in English GCSE.
All students will be expected to provide their own texts and stationery (where appropriate). Other course materials will be provided by the teacher.
There are no additional costs.
If the costs of equipment, materials and trips may cause you financial hardship, you may wish to read through details of our financial support scheme on our website.
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If you love reading, and you enjoy talking and writing about drama, poetry and novels, this is the course for you. We enable you to become an informed, more independent reader, able to explore a range of opinions and clearly express your own ideas and interpretations of literary texts. You will develop analytical skills so that you can understand and explain how language, structure and form shape meaning.
Over the two years you will study a wide range of stimulating and exciting poetry, drama and prose, from the classic to the post-modern. You will begin by studying poetry written since 2000, as well as 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' by Oscar Wilde and a postmodern novel. You will also study a play by Tennessee Williams in your first year. In the second year you will study two novels for coursework, classic poetry and Shakespeare. All eight texts are assessed at the end of the second year for the A level qualification.
If you enjoy developing and expressing your own opinion, then English Literature is a good choice since all points of view are welcomed when proved with evidence from the text. Consequently lessons are academic yet lively; each year we have a very high proportion of students who continue their study of English Literature on to degree level. You must be someone who enjoys reading, will prepare for lessons and will work hard on finding the best way of expressing your opinion on paper. You are likely to be most successful if you contribute to discussions in class and use these discussions to work towards your own considered opinion.
One student commented: "I have loved English Literature this year. Lessons have been brilliant, really varied and interesting and my teachers have been very supportive."
Lesson activities are wide ranging: from debates to drama-based interpretations to detailed analysis and feedback; to student-based presentations on extracts and context, through to creative responses like painting, collage, writing an additional scene or episode to a studied text, or "found-poetry". We also organise a huge range of trips to see performances and to develop understanding of context.
Coursework: 20% overall taken in the second year.
Examinations: Three exam papers and coursework
English Literature is a highly prized qualification and the skills you acquire will not only enable you to read with increased pleasure for the rest of your life, they will also enable you to express yourself precisely and logically, supporting your views with evidence. You may find yourself inspired to study English Literature at university, at the very least you should find yourself referring back to English Literature study for years to come.
Students should normally have achieved an A*- C grade profile at GCSE. For GCSE English and Maths where a new grading system has been introduced, a Grade 4 is equivalent to a Grade C. You must have achieved at least a Grade 5 in GCSE English.
All students will be expected to provide their own copies of the studied texts, stationery, and memory sticks.
Essential: You will need to buy you own texts. This means you can annotate your text and make it your own – a big advantage when revising. Books cost between £1.99 and £9.00 each. You will need to buy four texts in the first year at a total cost of around £25.
Optional: A number of trips run during the year, and we ask you to pay for your ticket and for travel. Theatre trips cost approximately £20.
The course will allow you to discover the ways in which writers use language to inform, persuade, entertain and create meaning, before giving you the opportunity to put this into practice in your own creative pieces.
You will study, analyse and compare a number of different texts for the course, such as broadcast interviews, sports commentaries, speeches and memoirs along with more traditional literary texts including modern playwrights, poets such as Philip Larkin, and novels such as The Great Gatsby. You will also complete a coursework assessment which will allow you to write both fiction and non-fiction.
You will learn how language works on different levels making connections in texts from all genres, some of these texts will be non-literary, and some will be spoken so you can explore how we convey ideas through speech as well as writing.
This course is suitable for you if you enjoy reading and analysing texts, ranging from historical literature to blogs. You will also have an interest in, and enjoy writing for various audiences and purposes as well as recreating different forms and styles of writing.
Lessons will be varied but will primarily be centred on the core areas of analysis and creative writing.
Lesson content may include:
Examination: 80% - exam questions totaling 6 hours. You will be asked to respond to unseen texts and texts from the genres of poetry, drama, prose and non-fiction texts which you have studied on the course.
Non-examination assessment: 20% this component includes your own creative writing.
English Language and Literature is a recognised and respected A Level qualification, which demonstrates clear understanding of different writing styles. It is, therefore, a useful and worthy qualification in terms of the progression to university and/or a career.
Students should normally have achieved an A*- C grade profile at GCSE. For GCSE English and Maths where a new grading system has been introduced, a Grade 4 is equivalent to a Grade C. You must have achieved at least a Grade 5 in GCSE English.
All students will be expected to provide their own stationery, memory cards/disks and the literary texts being studied. It is helpful to attend theatre trips, but these are not compulsory.
Essential: £15.00 for literary texts.
English Language is a fascinating academic course of study which invites us to explore the many different ways in which language operates. If you are someone who has always enjoyed English and who finds themselves thinking about language then this could be the course for you. Have you ever wondered why or whether males and females speak differently? Why have " wicked" and "sick" changed their meanings so drastically? Why are humans the only members of the animal kingdom to develop such a sophisticated communication structure? Why do we no longer talk the way Shakespeare did? All these questions and more will be answered.
English Language is suitable for a wide variety of students. It gives you the opportunity both to precisely analyse language and to use language creatively. Perhaps the most frequent comment we hear quite early on from new students is, "It's nothing like English at GCSE." This is because we study entirely new topics like language and gender, language and identity and child language acquisition. Students who enjoy language but are less interested in studying novels, plays and poetry often thrive with this subject.
Under the new guidelines coursework now forms 20% of your final A level grade. The coursework is completed in year 2.
Over all the total exam time is 5 hours, split over various exams which are all set in year 2.
There is potential for those wishing to pursue careers or further studies in journalism and education, as well as in many areas of business and management.
More and more universities are offering degree courses in English Language, on its own and combined with other subjects including Linguistics, European or American Studies, most modern languages, English Literature and creative writing.
All students will be expected to provide their own textbooks, stationery and calculators (where applicable). Any further costs are outlined below:
Essential: £10-20 for booklets and course materials. Optional: £20 for tapes and trips.
Students are advised of a small number of useful texts to purchase but this is optional.
If the costs of equipment, materials and trips may cause you financial hardship, you may wish to read through details of our financial support scheme on our website.


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By Kira Iukhtenko, FBS analyst
According to the BoE August policy minutes, 2 MPC members voted for an immediate rate hike, while other 7 voted to keep rates unchanged. Despite low wage growth, policymakers McCafferty and Weale believe that falling unemployment will finally result in acceleration of salary growth. As a result, market expectations for a premature rate hike increased. Theoretically, the news should have supported the pound.
However, this week we've also got some negative news for the cable. Firstly, consumer price inflation unexpectedly slowed from 1.9% to 1.6% in July, leaving the BOE more room to maintain low rates. Secondly, retail sales growth cooled to 0.1%. Despite the change in MPC votes, we don't expect the majority to support a rate increase before Q1 2015.
It is also very important to understand that the hawkish tone of the FOMC minutes was a bigger USD-bullish surprise than the BOE minutes for GBP. The BOE rate hike is already priced in by the market. That's why, even despite the BOE minutes, the cable extended the decline this week.
The technical picture also points to a further GBP depreciation. The $1.6550 support area (April lows) is now under immediate threat. Our next targets are $1.6460 (March low, 55-week MA) and $1.6300. Note that the market is oversold. Any dovish comments from the Fed could provoke a recovery, but the $1.6670/1.6700 area will likely cap the bullish correction. Our strategy is selling the cable on rallies.
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Everything-stinks movies seem to have their roots in the Seventies, a decade which saw the genre's masterpiece (Taxi Driver) and at least one of its turkeys (Network). Joel Schumacher's new film, Falling Down (18), wants to be Taxi Driver and edges into Network territory more than once, but it is in its own way a disturbing piece of work. As with some of Oliver Stone's films, it's hard to decide whether it's a fascist movie made by a liberal or a liberal film made by a fascist. Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference between a hawk on good behaviour and a dove on steroids. But Falling Down, thanks to Ebbe Roe Smith's screenplay (his first to be produced) is at least an eerily well modulated rant, a bizarre cocktail of paranoid anger and political correctness - as if the film-makers wanted to make the year's most controversial film, while also leaning over backwards not to give offence.
Bill Foster (Michael Douglas), stuck in a traffic-jam, becomes so frustrated that he simply leaves his car and walks off. In this opening sequence Schumacher tries to convey the character's state of mind purely by cinematic means (there is no dialogue as yet). He's just not up to the task, and his failure is abject. Only when Michael Douglas starts mining his own rich vein of nastiness does the film begin to come to life. The attractiveness of Douglas's early performances has long since evaporated, making him the most charmless leading man in Hollywood (runner-up, Kevin Costner) and it's only roles like this one, or Gordon Gekko in Wall Street, that free him up to try something else.
Foster's antagonist is a policeman called Prendergast (Robert Duvall), so near to retirement he can almost taste it. It's his last day. His colleagues are playing practical jokes on him, filling his desk drawer with sand, for instance, and reminding him of policemen who've actually been killed on their last day of work (in their last hour, even). It is Prendergast who realises that a series of apparently unconnected incidents (a fight in a park, gun play in a fast-food joint) involve a single man making a pedestrian beeline across town, but his importance in the film is that he reacts to the same stimuli as Foster without losing control. He's there to show the audience that you do have a choice. He's a counter-weight calibrated almost to laboratory standards. When we first see him, he's even caught in the same traffic-jam as Foster, except that he is relaxed, if not actually amused by the breakdown around him.
To walk away from your car is the Los Angeles version of suicide, an almost unimaginable abandonment of the self. There is a dark wit to the idea that a man on foot becomes oddly invisible to the authorities in a city where the language of law enforcement effortlessly accommodates those who shoot without bothering to leave their vehicles (this is called a 'drive-by'). Perhaps there are also echoes of the Burt Lancaster film The Swimmer, where a man makes a ritual progress across an increasingly alienated landscape towards a home that isn't there. Foster is going 'home' for his daughter's birthday, but his wife is estranged from him and even has a restraining order to keep him at a distance.
Much care has been given to shaping Foster's drift from exasperation into violence: it is a meticulously structured rampage. He only ever retaliates to real or perceived aggression, and he never offers violence to women or children. He doesn't set out to arm himself, and even his accidental escalation into weaponry, from baseball bat to knife to gun to disposable bazooka, rehearses his basic sense of powerlessness when it ends with a water pistol.
The misery on the street is depicted as real when it occupies the background, but those who make personal approaches to Foster for help are hustlers and liars. Some of his violent encounters are with other races (a Korean shop owner, Hispanic gang members) but we see him deal perfectly happily with an Afghani street seller, and he identifies with a black man carrying a placard that reads Not Economically Viable, who has been refused a loan.
Some of the film's unpredictable alternations of politically correct and incorrect attitudes are wryly amusing. When Foster's estranged wife (Barbara Hershey) calls the police after receiving menacing calls from him, she has to deal with polite but not very helpful men. Finally, when we see a policewoman get out of the squad car, it looks as if her fears will be taken seriously - but not at all. The policewoman is brusque and unsympathetic, almost resentful.
One of the dynamics of the screenplay is undoubtedly that the white-collar hero starts out as a sort of Everyman, a member of a class and a race that sees itself somehow as hitting back even when attacking (just as other classes and races are judged to be aggressive even when defending themselves), but that as we learn more about him his anger becomes less defensible. In America, admittedly the revelation that Foster has been made redundant from the defence industry isn't the automatic sympathy-killer it is likely to be in Britain. But there is a good moment late on in the film, when we see a video from Foster's married life in which he is thoroughly bullying to his little daughter, at a period when he has no social excuses.
Another superimposed dynamic of the screenplay is more suspect: we are encouraged to think (though Foster's grievances are wrong-headed and even comic - tirades against plastic surgeons, golf club members) that in his rancour he has a point, now and then. In any case, the strict symmetry between the anti-hero and the Robert Duvall character, while it tells us that one is wrong and the other right, defines American reality and American values with extraordinary narrowness. These men, and not the diversity that swills around them, are America.
More to the point, there is a subtle trade-off between the protagonists. Foster is shown to be wrong in exporting his breakdown into the world, but Prendergast learns that in one area of life he isn't right either. In the Cinema of Grievance there is always a search going on for someone to blame, and Falling Down makes an unexpected breakthrough just near its end. We have seen that Foster's mother collects glass animals, which even without the Tennessee Williams echo indicates that she hasn't grown up, and hasn't let her son grow up. Prendergast handles her expertly, but then he's had enough practice, from dealing with his wife (Tuesday Weld, playing the ageing-blonde-neurosis role once monopolised by the late Sandy Dennis). It's even hinted that his wife killed their child, who was certainly rather old to fall victim to cot death.
While tracking Foster down, Prendergast learns to stop being henpecked and to stand up for himself. The mother who's like a wife, the wife who's like a nagging mother. It turns out that we didn't need to look at society after all. There is a simple explanation for the world being out of kilter.
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The First Premium Student Care Centre in Singapore
Imagine…After a long exhausting day at work, you come home and ask your child how his/her day has been, to which he/she replies, "Oh, I did all my homework at the Kids' Club, had some questions on Math but Ms Denise explained it to me already and I had the greatest fun during art class / acting class / kids' yoga…". How does that sound to you? This is what Out of the Box Kids' Club aims to achieve for you and your child.
Out of the Box Kids' Club is founded by two working professionals who are, more importantly, also mothers themselves, with primary school going children of their own. As working mothers, they are constantly faced with the challenge of having to delicately balance work commitments and spending quality time with their children, amidst their school work and numerous enrichment activities.
This is not uncommon and to extend a lifeline to working parents like themselves, Out of the Box Kids' Club was set up, as a premium student care that would serve as an ideal before/after school care solution for working parents with school-going children like themselves.
The Programme and Enrichment Activities
This centre focuses on the all-rounded development of each child, and prides itself in striking a balance between work and play by infusing arts and creativity-based activites in its programme. Recognising that each child is unique, Out of the Box Kids' Club maintains a low student-teacher ratio, and provides a customised timetable that caters to the learning needs and interests of each individual. School work supervision and academic guidance remain a priority and in-house Chinese and Math enrichment, conducted by NIE/MOE-trained teachers and experienced tutors, are incorporated as part of their programme.
In addition, this centre brings in a wide range of optional enrichment activities. The optional enrichment currently offered at Out of the Box Kids' Club range from creative drama classes by Act 3, Little Artist – a children's art programme, kids' yoga, as well as cognitive skills training programme by ThinkersBox. All activities are conducted during the before/after school hours when the children are at the centre, thus saving their parents precious time from having to ferry their kids for enrichment classes after work and during the weekends.
Out of the Box Kids' Club is conveniently located along Bukit Timah Road (next to Coronation Plaza). What the children will enjoy is a cosy home-like environment, for them to spend their time before/after school. The centre is also equipped with books, educational games and CD-Roms, so you can be assured that your child is kept engaged and occupied by the organised activities planned by the teachers.
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Heather Hoong, who is a working mum, is considering enrolling her daughter, who will be attending Primary 1 next year, in a student care.
"I'm actually very impressed with the environment and the programme at Out of the Box Kids' Club, especially the fact that each child has his own customised schedule. You won't get that at other student care centres. It's reassuring to know that someone will be ensuring that my girl gets her schoolwork done, whether it is spelling or preparing for a test. I also like the fact that I can sign her up for enrichment classes which are conducted under one roof." says Heather.
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When a consumer issue arises, we disseminate information to address it through the media, fact sheets provided online or through MSU Extension Service County Offices, and in face-to-face workshops or individual assistance. If you are interested in learning more or joining us in informing and protecting consumers, contact your local Family Resource Management Area Agent.
STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Homeowners have until March 31 to file for a homestead exemption, which may help lower their annual tax bills.
Jason Camp, an instructor with the Mississippi State University Extension Service Center for Government and Community Development, said qualified homeowners may fall into one of three exemption categories, based on age, disability or veteran status. They may be eligible for a substantial tax exemption if they met these requirements on Jan. 1.
RAYMOND, Miss. -- Half of Mississippians have lower credit scores than the average American, with Jackson area residents having the second lowest average score in the U.S., according to a national credit monitoring agency.
A recent workshop and new organization, both directed by the Mississippi State University Extension Service, aim to help individuals improve their financial health through responsible credit use.
STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Mississippi farmers know they can turn to the Mississippi State University Extension Service for solid advice, but newly married couples can rely on the same source for friendly help with family challenges.
The Extension Service offers numerous publications online and in county Extension offices that address a wide variety of issues important to newlyweds. Topics include budgeting, nutrition, child rearing, conflict resolution, fitness and job skills. County offices also offer a wide range of training programs to area residents.
JACKSON, Miss. -- The Alliance for Sustainable Agricultural Production will hold its November field day in conjunction with the 2016 Mississippi Food Summit and Agricultural Revival.
The revival is set for Nov. 17 and 18 at the Mississippi Agriculture and Forestry Museum. Participants may also attend Jackson-area farm and garden tours on Nov. 19.
STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Creating a reasonable spending plan and reducing debt should be top priorities when it comes to living a well-budgeted life.
Rita Green, assistant Extension professor and state specialist for financial management in the Mississippi State University School of Human Sciences, said developing a budget helps families establish a vision for their spending.


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IOWA CITY — The name of a 44-year-old convicted sex offender out of Iowa City will remain on the state's sex offender registry after the Iowa Court of Appeals this week upheld a lower court's decision to deny his request for post-conviction relief based on claims that his attorneys were ineffective.
A Johnson County jury in 2004 convicted Peter Christian, also known as Peter Christian Glass, of third-degree sexual assault after police said he entered a woman's apartment in October 2002 and engaged her in a non-consensual sex act while she was unconscious. He was sentenced to up to 10 years in prison.
In 2007, Christian filed a motion for post-conviction relief, asserting that his trial attorneys failed to perform effectively. He already has served out his parole sentence but wants his name removed from the state registry, according to court documents.In May 2011, a post-conviction court denied Christian's request. The appeals court denied his appeal of that lower court's decision, finding that he did not show his case had been prejudiced by ineffective counsel.
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I cut out an ad out of the local newspaper insert magazine with various advertisements ' Filled out the information and attached a check for $12.93 for two bra's plus postage and handling. That was November 11th, 2010..Check was cashed . The bank is sending me the information off the back of the check to find who cashed the check, etc will follow up. Because the fraud is committed requiring the USPS to get the payment..I am notifying the Post Office Fraud Service too.
These people now have my checking account number, and other information.. really dangerous..
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Kohls Department Stores continues to send us junk mail advertising sales, credit cards and other goods/services even though we have requested repeatedly over the past two years to be removed from their mailing lists. Each time we contact them (via phone, email and personal store visits) they promise that we've been removed and after 12 weeks we should see no more junk. But the junk mailings continue unabated.
Of all the mailers we've spoken with Kohl's is one of the worst for not discontinuing mailings, right up there with Guideposts Magazine/Reader's Digest, Reiman Publications (Country Magazine), Time Warner Cable and AT&T. Those are the only major companies of all the scores of companies we've contacted to stop junk mailings who have refused to stop mailings to us.
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House 4576 in the town of Žuljana, Pelješac - South Dalmatia has accommodation units of type Apartment (1), Studio flat (3), Room (1) and is 60 m away from the sea. A beach is nearby (sand). As the house is divided into several accommodation units, other guests will most likely be present during your stay. The hosts will be in residence during your holiday. The house owner is under no obligation to accept additional persons and pets that were not stated in the reservation request and it is necessary to report them in advance.
Studio flat can accommodate 3 guests. Beds are situated in 1 sleeping rooms, within 20m2. Guests can use the private balcony to enjoy the warm summer evenings. Food can be prepared using barbecue which is shared with other guests too. This accommodation unit welcomes pets at an additional charge. Studio flat has a shared balcony.
INCLUDED IN THE PRICE: tourist tax, final cleaning, parking, internet, baby cot, iron, ironing board, hairdryer, portable barbecue.
OBLIGATORY ADDITIONAL COSTS: short stay surcharge.
OPTIONAL ADDITIONAL COSTS: laundry (€5.00 washing), boat mooring (€3.00 per night), pets (€3.00 per night).
The availability of additional services for your chosen dates of stay, as well as their prices (if none are listed) must be checked ahead of time. Any additional services not shown in the price calculation are payable directly to the property owner and only if used by the visitor.
Bedroom (11 m2): 2 x Bed (1), Armchair (1)
Kitchen (6 m2): Standard equipment: Refrigerator, Stove, Sink
Bathroom (3 m2): Shower, Access from: Bedroom
Balcony (7 m2): Sun protection, Access from: Bedroom
Infield (Well-kept), Courtyard (50m2), Parking lot (Number of parking spaces: 7, Distance from the house: In the courtyard), WiFi Internet, Laundry service, Boat mooring (Distance from the house: 70 m, Type of boat berth: buoy), Hairdryer, Iron, Ironing board, Portable barbecue, Baby cot
Facility is situated near a local road
Local road between the property and the beach
Car access possible: Yes, Macadam road: 40 m
The facility is situated in relatively quiet surroundings
The property is surrounded by greenery
Sea: 60 m
Beach: 60 m
Supermarket: 130 m
Restaurant: 80 m
Emergency room: 14 km
Post office: 160 m
Disco: 40 km
Diving Centre: 180 m
Airport: 100 km
Pharmacy: 14 km
Internet cafe: 40 km
Exchange office: 160 m
Tourist info: 160 m
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I was alerted to this possibility following a publisher's party last Christmas in Oxford. The woman charged with dispensing the simmering punch for the entire evening touched not a drop of her own concoction. Honestly, officer. But she felt distinctly odd by the end of the party, and woke next morning with a hell of a hangover.
A second incident, a chance encounter with an American over the Atlantic, somewhere between Chicago and London, roused my interest further. This man said distillery workers are convinced that inhalation is one route to intoxication. He had spent a year in Lynchburg, Tennessee, working for Jack Daniels. Did he become high from breathing the whisky? 'We were high every night after the shift,' he said, 'even in the bottling plant where there were huge extractors to take away the fumes.'
Cooks are familiar with the idea that alcohol evaporates from a pot during heating. It simply disappears into thin air. For this reason, too much coq au vin, though a perfect description of inebriated impropriety, has never been a convincing excuse for it.
Those with illicit stills in outhouses know perfectly well that the products of heated homemade wine can be collected and condensed, with the appropriate apparatus. So why should not alcohol vapour that is breathed condense in the lungs?
A textbook that is a bible in the matter of drugs, Gaddum's Pharmacology (Oxford University Press, written by Sir John Gaddum in 1940 and updated ever since) is clear that inhalation is an option for taking alcohol on board. After noting rather prissily that alcohol is an anaesthetic, a disinfectant and an irritant, Gaddum admits that in 'discreet doses' it can also be regarded as a valuable tranquilliser, absorbed either from the stomach or as vapour through the lungs.
Dr Peter Taberner, senior lecturer in the Department of Pharmacology at the University of Bristol Medical School, has worked on methods of measuring alcohol levels in the body. One of these was to analyse the alcohol content of fluid that bathes the eye. This option, involving the use of an eye patch, was intended for people brought to hospital too drunk to co-operate with a breath test or blood sample. Dr Taberner thinks that one would have to work rather hard to inhale enough alcohol to become intoxicated. But it could be done.
'Glue contains organic solvents similar to ethanol, and clearly they can be inhaled. You can also certainly get an immediate buzz from inhaling alcohol fumes,' he says. 'If you heated alcohol and had a towel over your head, as if you were taking a cold cure, it would be possible to breathe in enough to have a more prolonged effect. But alcohol vapour is an unpleasant irritant to the lungs; drinking it is far easier.' And nicer.
A Scandinavian friend once told me why the Nordic interest in saunas is not completely accounted for by the pleasures of plunging superheated bodies into an ice- cold lake. They know that alcoholic spirit poured on to the smouldering birch twigs can be breathed in to good effect. After all, inhaling is an efficient way of achieving the effect. It takes merely seconds for the desired substance to go from lungs to blood to brain compared to 20 minutes or so when sluggish absorption of the stomach is relied upon as the route.
Inhalation of alcohol fumes has been tried in the laboratory. Researchers managed to raise blood alcohol levels to 10mg per 100ml in tests on volunteers carried out in Germany in the Fifties and in Britain in 1975. That is a significant amount, although well below the legal limit.
But more popular than alcohol inhalation for intoxication has been the practice of sniffing ether. In the last century, both the drinking and inhalation of ether were widespread in central Europe and in Ulster. Ether abuse was introduced to Northern Ireland by an alcoholic physician in Draperstown who had 'taken the pledge' but found in ether an equally effective intoxicant that bypassed the small print. Others followed his example.
So could inhalation of alcohol itself ever become a popular route to intoxication? I doubt it, but it gives a new slant to the idea of a 'quick snifter'.
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The lines between good and evil have been blurred and crime and terror run rampant in the streets. The alleys, rooftops, and sewers are crawling with criminals and brutal gangs. And now, Underboss – in a daring escape – has broken out of prison and is ruling with vicious darkness. The city is in need of saviors and only masked hero vigilantes answer the call. Answer the call in Watchmen: The End Is Nigh. Two Watchmen characters: Play either as Rorschach, a feral, street-wise fighter who can disarm enemies to use their own weapons against them, or Nite Owl, a refined fighter who uses martial arts expertise and high-tech wizardry. Fierce action: Fight and watch the blood fly through six chapters of gut-wrenching in-your-face action. Intense, visceral battles: Fight up to 20 enemies at the same time with bloody, street-fighting moves. Multiplayer: Clean up the streets with friends in split screen co-op multiplayer competition, or solo.


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In 1972 Ned McSherry, former Kayak racer, who had opened Saco Bound canoeing the year before decided to open a small outpost in Errol, New Hampshire. After aquiring a lease along the Errol Rapid a small construction trailer was moved into the field and Northern Waters was born. The first year we held a few kayak classes and rented some canoes for paddling above the Errol Dam.This was one of the first commercial Kayak schools in the country and the oldest in New England and attracted many U.S. Team Kayak racers over the years for their teaching staff.
Each year there after improvements were made Like moving a logging camp through town as a main base building , building a cookhouse for staff and a schoolhouse for Kayak School students. Adding a shower building and tent platforms made living a little less rustic.
For quite a few years Northern Waters maintained a slalom couse on the Errol Rapid and ran many kayak slaloms and Downriver races.
Each year programs grew and thousands of people were introduced to what is now the Umabgog National Wildlife Refuge. The Kayak school peaked in 2001 as others did throughout the country, Although still a popular attraction to Northern Waters other programs now seem to be on the rise. Very Popular is the New Hampshire rafting programs and wilderness canoe camping that Northern waters provides at its wilderness camping sites spread throughout the waterways. Kayak touring has exploded througout the country and the Umbagog National wild life Refuge offers some of the best.
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Big U.S. pharmacies square off on Daraprim supplies
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Dec 18 (Reuters) - As Turing Pharmaceuticals Chief Executive Officer Martin Shkreli contends with charges of securities fraud, major U.S. pharmacies are moving to assure patients of continued access to the company's key drug, Daraprim.
Shkreli was arrested on Thursday for engaging in what U.S. prosecutors said was a Ponzi-like scheme at his former hedge fund and a pharmaceutical company he previously headed . Turing officials did not respond to multiple requests for comment on the company's future plans regarding Shkreli or its drug distribution.
Leading pharmacy chain Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc, currently the exclusive U.S. supplier of Daraprim, said it has inventory of the drug, which has a list price of $750 per dose. But growing public backlash against that price has resulted in the entry of new competitors - compounding pharmacies able to produce similar versions for a fraction of the cost.
CVS Health Corp, the No. 2 U.S. drug benefit manager, told Reuters on Thursday it can provide an alternative to Daraprim that is compounded by Avella Specialty Pharmacy, at a price of $30 per 30 pills. The 62-year-old treatment is used to fight parasitic infections in AIDS patients, pregnant women and others.
The CVS arrangement is similar to one between Imprimis Pharmaceuticals Inc, a compounding pharmacy based in San Diego, and Express Scripts Holdings Inc, the largest U.S. manager of prescription drug plans, to offer lower-cost pyrimethamine, the generic version of Daraprim.
Compounding pharmacies operate differently from drug manufacturers whose treatments must be approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for mass sale. Instead, such pharmacies can prepare medications only for individual patients once they have a prescription, and must comply with state and federal regulations.
Meanwhile, several major medical groups have started to urge doctors to seek out such lower-cost alternatives to Daraprim, providing detailed instructions on how to do so.
Walgreens said in an emailed statement that it has "urged Turing to expand the number of specialty pharmacies to promote greater access, and it is our understanding that they will be doing so in the near future." Turing officials could not be reached for comment. Continued...


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And most certainly, given her performance or lack thereof in the Benghazi massacre and the cover-up in its aftermath she should be banned from public service.
This is the first, but by no means the last, look at who and what Hillary Clinton is and why she is not qualified to be POTUS.
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I sat in the airport, Blackberry in hand, scrolling through my emails as I waited, occasionally looking up at the departures board to check out gate wasn't closing. Trust Ian to let it go down to the wire.
Just as the green word boarding changed to a flashing red last call, Ian appeared with his carry on bag, looking flustered.
"I know what you're going to say," he said as he reached me.
"Good because that means I won't have to say it," I replied, giving him a quick peck on the lips. "I just hope you know I could have changed out of my suit in the time it's taken you to get here."
"I know, I know. Sorry you had to come straight from work but these were the only tickets I could get."
"Stop apologising, I was only teasing. Let's go before our gate closes."
We hurried along the clinical passageways towards gate 45, where we showed a disgruntled looking attendant our boarding passes and passports. She reluctantly let us through, staring grumpily at us as we walked down yet another corridor towards the plane.
When we finally made it on board, everyone stared at us as we walked past, knowing that we were the two late passengers. But soon after we'd sat down the engines started and we were heading for the runway. As we took off I looked down at New York disappearing beneath us. I'd come to university here four years ago and hadn't left since. I couldn't imagine living anywhere else.
"Are you sure they'll be alright with me being here?" Ian asked as he looked at himself in the mirror, trying to decide whether or not to wear a tie. "I mean it is a reunion between you and your old school friends."
"Of course they'll be fine with you being here. Silas is bringing Louise and Harry will probably bring whatever blonde bimbo he currently has on his arm, so stop worrying."
"Is Aimee not bringing anyone?"
"Last time I spoke to her she was happily single. Don't bother with the tie."
"But I still don't want to be interrupting anything," Ian said, throwing down the tie he'd been holding and turning to face me as I smoothed my skintight black dress down in the mirror. I'd lost a lot of weight since I'd last seen all my friends and I hoped they would notice my new figure.
"You're not interrupting, Aimee said you were very welcome to come. She wants to see you again."
"Only if you're sure," Ian said.
"Positive," I replied, putting my arms around his neck and kissing him. "Now stop fussing and get ready."
I turned back to the mirror, running my hands through by bright red hair and checking my make up.
I suddenly felt really nervous. I'd changed a lot since we had all been together. I'd become an assistant editor for a publishing house and was constantly on my Blackberry. I was still the bubbly, friendly happy-go-lucky girl I'd been at 18, just a lot busier then I'd ever thought I would be.
What if they noticed too much of a change in me? What if they didn't like the person I'd become?
"I'm ready to go," Ian said, breaking my thought pattern.
"Brilliant," I replied.
"Come here," he said, noticing my nerves and holding out his arms, which I gladly walked into. My head rested neatly on his chest and my arms went around his waist. "You're going to be fine. They will love you, just like they always have."
"I know," I mumbled into his shirt.
"Good, then let's head downstairs and say hello. We don't want to be the last ones down there."
"Of course not," I said, grabbing my little black bag from the hotel bed and throwing the strap over my shoulder. "Let's go."


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