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Seventy firefighters were replaced by contingency crews in the middle of tackling a large fire in east London after they walked out as part of planned strike action.
About 400 tonnes of recycling waste caught fire at a warehouse on an industrial estate in Canning Town shortly before 12.30am. London Fire Brigade (LFB) sent 10 engines and 70 firefighters to the blaze, but they began industrial action for two hours at 6am and were replaced by four crews operated by Securitas.
Paul Embery, the Fire Brigade Union's (FBU) regional secretary for London, said: "Our people honoured strike action. They were sure there wasn't risk to life and they took the decision to honour the strike action and we completely support that decision. This is what happens when you mess about with people's futures, their hard-earned pensions."
He said the fire minister had insisted that the contingency plans were robust and emphasised that firefighters would never walk away where there was risk to life.
During the blaze in Scarab Close, near Lower Lea Crossing, residents in east London were warned to keep doors and windows shut as large plumes of smoke drifted from the fire.
Fire engines were sent from East Ham, Ilford, Plaistow, Stratford, Shadwell, Millwall, Homerton, Dagenham, East Greenwich and Tooting fire stations.
When the crews walked out, fewer replacements were sent in, meaning their capacity to fight the fire was reduced.
At the conclusion of the strike, six regular LFB crews consisting of 30 firefighters were sent back to the scene. The blaze was brought under control just before 9.30am on Tuesday morning, but LFB said firefighters would remain at the scene damping down pockets of fire. The cause of the fire is unknown.
The walkout on Tuesday morning was the third of 15 periods of FBU industrial action taking place between 14 and 21 July over changes to firefighters' pensions and retirement age, which they say will make their members pay more in contributions, work longer and receive less.
The union says that shorter strike periods illustrate the strength of feeling among firefighters while limiting disruption to the fire service, the public and members' working lives.
There are 27 fire engines with trained contingency crews operated by Securitas in the capital.


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Linda Allison
Senior Accountant
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9820
Bill Baldwin
Personal Trainer
B.A., Beacon College: Human Services
E-mail: email@example.com
Phillip Beauford
Campus Safety Officer
Class D & G Security Licenses
Brantley & Associates
Russ Bellamy
Department Chair: Studio Arts
Studio Arts Professor/ Art Gallery Director
B.A., Georgetown College: Fine Arts
M.F.A., University of Cincinnati: Fine Arts
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9741
Erin Bisanti
Executive Assistant to Provost
B.S., University of Phoenix: Business & Marketing
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9748
Dustin Boise
Assistant Professor Studio Arts
A.S., Southwestern Oklahoma State University
B.F.A., University of Central Oklahoma: Printmaking/ Graphic Design
M.F.A., University of Cincinnati
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9726
Dr. Joseph Bono
Assistant Professor Business
B.A., Queens College CUNY, New York, Irvine: Economics
M.Ed., Georgia State University: Adult Education Program Management
Ph.D., Georgia State University: Human Resources Management
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9722
Crystal Boone
Learning Specialist/Academic Advisor
B.A., University of Central Florida: Social Work
M.S., Nova Southeastern University: Mental Health Counseling
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9709
James Borden
Campus Safety Officer
B.A., Stonehill College: History and Education
M.A., Bridgewater State College: Criminal Justice
Dan Bordenkircher
Learning Specialist/Academic Advisor
A.A., Lake Sumter Community College: Liberal Arts and Sciences
B.A., Beacon College: Human Services and Psychology
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9775
Dr. Andrea Brode
Dean of Student Success
B.S., Franklin Pierce College: Liberal Studies
M.B.A., Franklin Pierce College: Leadership
Ph.D., Franklin Pierce University: Leadership
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9724
David Brown
B.A., University of Lancaster, England: History/Economics
Diploma in Education, University of the West Indies
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9721
Thomas Brown
Director of Human Resources and Risk Management
Graduate Certificate in Human Resources: Plymouth State University
B.S., Keene State College: Systems Management
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9762
Lori Calitri
Campus Security Officer
A.A., Lakeland Community College: Liberal Arts
Christine Case
Instructor, Anthrozoology
B.A., University of Central Florida: Anthropology
M.S., Canisius College: Anthrozoology
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9824
Carl Casimir
Information Technology Specialist
B.A., Beacon College: Information Technology
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9790/352-396-6342
Dr. Kevin Chandler
Mathematics Assistant Professor
B.S., Oakland University: Mechanical Engineering
M.S., Oakland University: Mechanical Engineering
Ed.D., University of Orlando: Educational Leadership
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9772
Dr. Shelly Chandler
B.A., Oakland University: Psychology
M.S., Troy State University: Counseling & Psychology
Ph.D., Barry University: Educational Leadership & Counseling Specialization
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9710
Sarita Cupp
Mathematics Instructor
B.A., University of New Mexico: Chemistry
M.A., University of Idaho: Teaching Mathematics
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9713
Travis Dalrymple
Campus Safety Officer
Lake Technical Institute of Public Safety, Police Academy
Brett Daly
Systems Analyst
B.S., Beacon College: Computer Information Systems
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9781
Richard Davidson
Writing Center Consultant
A.A., Lake Sumter Community College: English/Education
B.A., Saint Leo University: English Advanced Literary Studies
M.A., University of South Florida: English Education
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638- 9782
Nancy Davis
Learning Specialist/Academic Advisor
B.A., University of Connecticut: Journalism
M.S., Southern Connecticut State University: English
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9825
Erik Day
Assistant Professor Business and Technology
B.F.A., Savanah College of Art and Design: Graphic Design
M.S., East Tennessee State University: Digital Media
M.F.A., Savanah College of Art and Design: Animation
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9760
Beth Dickerman
General Manager Food Services – Sodexo
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9794
Judy Dodge
Associate Director of Admissions
B.S., Roberts Wesleyan College: Human Resource Management
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9730
Gretchen Dreimiller
Instructor – Humanities
B.A., Wingate University: English
M.A., Boston College: English & American Literature
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9742
Cynthia Eckhart
Student Accounts Specialist
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9728
Chelsea Eubank
Director of Alumni & Parent Relations and Associate Director of Development Regional Constituencies
B.A., Beacon College: Liberal Studies
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 404-447-4725
Michael Fallon
Adjunct Faculty Business and Technology
B.S., Florida Southern College: Business Administration
M.A., Webster University: Marketing
M.A., Webster University: Management & Leadership
DBA, Northcentral University: Marketing (In Progress)
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Dr. James Fleming
Department Chair: Business & Technology
B.A., Saint Leo College: Psychology/Computer Information Systems
M.S., National-Louis University: Management
D.B.A. University of Sarasota: Business Administration/Information Systems
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9712
Mirta Fuentes
Life Coach
B.A., Southern New Hampshire University: General Studies/Psychology
M.S., Southern New Hampshire University: Justice Studies/Terrorism and Homeland Security
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9827
Kelly Gallagher
Student Center/Bookstore Manager
A.S., Colby Community College: Radio Broadcasting
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9753
Dr. Kerry Greenstein
Dean of Student Affairs, Housing & Residence Life
B.A., Rider University
M.E., University of Delaware
Ed.D, Georgia Southern Univerity
Email: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9796
Dr. George Hagerty
B.A., Stone Hill College: Political Science/International Affairs
Ed.M., Harvard University: Education Policy and Finance
Ed.D., Harvard University: Administration, Planning and Social Policy
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9770
Dr. Oksana Hagerty
Learning Specialist/Academic Advisor
B.A., Dniepropetrovsk National University: Applied Psychology
M.A., Dniepropetrovsk National University: Applied Psychology
Ph.D., Kharkiv National University: Educational & Developmental Psychology
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9780
Dale Herold
Vice President of Admissions & Enrollment Management
B.A., Molloy College: Communication Arts
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9778
Dr. Christopher Huff
Assistant Professor: Humanities
B.A., Juniata College: History and Political Science
M.A., University of Texas at San Antonio: History
M.A., University of Georgia: History
Ph.D., University of Georgia: History
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9758
Christopher Irving
Instructor Humanities
B.A., Florida Atlantic University: English Literature and Multimedia Studies
M.F.A., Florida Atlantic University: English: Creative Writing
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9734
Brenda Jenkins
Instructor Business and Technology
B.S., International College: Computer Science
M.S., Hodges University: Management Information Systems
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9715
Eric Johnston
Transportation Coordinator
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-459-1821
Patricia Johnston
Executive Director of Student Health & Wellbeing
B.A., Youngstown State University: Psychology
M.S., LPC, Youngstown State University: Community Counseling /Addictions
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9791/ 352-552-1594
Rashad Joiner
Residential Experience Coordinator
B.A., Beacon College: Interdisciplinary Studies
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Nathan Judge
Residential Experience Coordinator
B.A., Beacon College: Human Services
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9782
Stephanie Knight
Director of Admissions
B.A., Florida Southern College: Mass Communications and History
M.Ed., Northeastern University College of Professional Studies: Higher Education Administration
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9730
Dr. Stefan Krause
Assistant Professor Humanities
B.A., University of North Florida: Business Administration
B.A., University of North Florida: Anthropology
M.A., San Diego State University: Anthropology
Ph.D., University of South Florida: Applied Anthropology
E-mail; email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9822
Sonya Lawrence
Human Resources Generalist
A.A., Lake Sumter Community College
B.S., University of Central Florida: Psychology
M.N.M., University of Central Florida
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9700
Michael Lozano
Instructor Human Services and Psychology
Learning Specialist/ Academic Advisor
B.A., Rollins College: Humanities
J.D., Barry University School of Law: Law
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9771
Dr. Linda Lucas
Human Services & Psychology Assistant Professor
B.S., University of Florida: Psychology
M.S., Nova Southeastern University: Mental Health Counseling
Ph.D., Walden University: Clinical Psychology
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9750
Cathy Lutes
Library Administrative Assistant
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9763
SallyAnn Majoya
Career Development Placement and High School High Tech Coordinator
B.A., University of San Diego:English Emphasis: Gender Studies
B.S., Johnson State College Johnson: Wellness and Alternative Medicine
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9731
Dana Manzo
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
B.S., New York Institute of Technology: Psychology
M.S., Palm Beach Atlantic University: Counseling Psychology
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9751
Elaine Mara
Learning Specialist/ Academic Advisor
B.A., Kutztown University of Pennsylvania: English/Professional Writing
M.Ed., Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9727
Maria Marcano-Ramirez
Learning Specialist/ Academic Advisor
B.A., University of Puerto Rico: Psychology
M.A., University of Puerto Rico: Rehabilitation Counseling
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9752
Andrea Marsden
Assistant Professor of Human Services & Psychology
B.A., University of Missouri: Psychology
M.A., University of Missouri: Psychology
Ph.D., University of Missouri: Industrial/ Organizational Psychology
Email: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9776
Andrew Marvin
Assistant Director of Admissions
B.A., Beacon College: Human Services
M.A., CUNY School of Professional Studies: Disability Services in Higher Education (in process)
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9738
Rachel Masson
Coordinator of Regional Recruitment
A.A., Landmark College: Liberal Studies
B.A., University of Massachusetts Amherst University Without Walls
E-mail: email@example.com
Christopher McCrea
Shuttle Driver
Steven McDaniels
Director of Fitness & Athletics
B.S., Northeastern Illinois University: Sociology
J.D., Florida A&M University: Law
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-552-3181
Tracey McKoy
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9769
Jim Middleton
Shuttle Drive
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Salvatore (Sam) Morgano
Physical Plant Director – Sodexo
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9703
Kelly Mouriz
Learning Specialist/ Academic Advisor
B.A., University of Maryland: Counseling Psychology
M.A., Webster University: Counseling Psychology
M.S.W., University of Kansas
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9732
Stephen Muller
Vice President of Institutional Development and Communications
B.S., Hofstra University: Chemistry
M.S., Bridgeport University: Higher Education Administration
Email: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9706
Amber Nash
Campus Safety Officer
Dr. Nicoletta Nance
Assistant Professor Human Services & Psychology
B.A., Youngstown State University: Psychology
MS.Ed., Youngstown State University: Counseling
Ph.D., Capella University: Human Services
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9746
Ryan Nesbitt
Chief of Campus Safety
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9723 / 352-630-3639
Dr. William Nesbitt
Department Chair: Humanities
B.A., Thomas University: English
M.A., Valdosta State University: English
Ph.D., Florida State University: English
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9717
Sheryl Nichols
Admissions Counselor
B.S., State University of New York at Oneonta: Business Economics
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9777/ 352-638-6258
Sandy Novak
Associate Professor and Assistant Chair Business and Technology
B.F.A., Temple University: Art Studio
M.F.A. University of California, Santa Barbara: Art Studio
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9718
Brian Ogle
Science Instructor
A.A.S., Iowa Western Community College: Veterinary Technology
B.S., Bellevue University: Adult Education & Training
M.S., Canisius College: Anthrozoology
Ph.D., University of Central Florida: (in process)
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9716
Darryl E. Owens
Director of Communication
B.A., Journalism, Howard University
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9789
Mobile: 352-360-8012
Tim Paige
Director of Information Technology
B.S., Illinois Institute of Technology: Electrical Engineering
M.B.A., University of Illinois at Chicago: Management Information Systems & Operations Management
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9737
Gavin Palmer
Residential Experience Coordinator
A.A., Southern Maine Community College: Business Administration
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9740
Dan Pantaleo
Adjunct Faculty Business and Technology
M.S., Capital Technology University: Systems Management
Michele Patestides
Learning Specialist/ Academic Advisor
B.A., Barnard College: Program in the Arts
M.S., Nova Southeastern University: Varying Exceptionalities
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9720
Kimberlee Paul
Learning Specialist/ Academic Advisor
B.S., Bowling Green State University: Education
M.A., Baldwin-Wallace College: Education/Reading
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9725
Dr. Richard Perrone
Department Chair: Human Services & Psychology
B.A., Saint Leo University: Human Services
B.S., Regis University: Business Administration
M.S., University of Oklahoma: Human Relations
Ph.D., Capella University: Human Services/Social Work and Community Resources
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9739
Keri Jo Phillips
Director of Development
B.A., Warner Southern College: Organizational Management
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9768/ 352-630-4668
Jacob Pinkston
Director of the Writing Center
B.A., Illinois College: English
M.A., University of Alaska, Fairbanks: English
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9749
Monica Rankin
A.S., Central Florida Community College: Nursing
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9701
Heather Reed
Residential Experience Coordinator
B.A., Beacon College: Computer Information Systems Web & Digital Media track
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-6901
Tiffany Reitz
Director of Library Resources
B.S., University of Toledo: Biological Sciences
M.L.I.S., University of North Texas
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9707
Samantha Resnick
Development Assistant
B.A., Beacon College: Human Services
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Marc Roberts
Instructor Humanities
B.A., Southern Connecticut State University: English/Creative Writing
M.A., University of Massachusetts: American Literature/Composition
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9704
Sandi Rysell
B.A., Bowling Green State University: Accounting
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 352-638-9756
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Japan's Ito determined to puncture China's table tennis aura
(Reuters) - Japan's Mima Ito is not intimidated by China's formidable table tennis reputation in Olympics and the 15-year-old paddler will head to next month's Rio Games determined to make her mark.
China won all four gold medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympics and repeating the feat four years later at London, while there is only one non-Chinese in the top five of women's singles rankings.
World number nine Ito said Japan were well equipped to counter the threats of their Asian neighbors.
"The Chinese are consistent (at a higher level), but for me, they're not the most difficult opponents to play against," Ito told the Japan Times.
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Running Windows Server 2003 STD. I remoted desktoped in and ran the update to spiceworks (its run as a service). Then it just hangs on starting.
The event viewer shows the following:
The spiceworks service terminated with the following error:
The handle is invalid.
I cant exactly restart the server since it's on our exchange server, any other options? I tried reinstalled while the service was stopped but still had the same problem.
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Sep 11, 2008 at 3:33 UTC
What account is the service logging in as? I have also taken it off as a service and then added it back.
Sep 11, 2008 at 3:49 UTC
I've tried the local account and the domain administrator account. Even if I try to run it as an app, it just hangs on STARTING.
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What port you got it on? Try changing it
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European finance authorities underline the first successes at fighting the consequences of the fiscal crisis. Ireland and Spain plan to exit bailout programs. Concerns about US fiscal situation have also subsided, but the risk sentiment can't bloom with more force until we have a certainty that America avoided default German ZEW economic sentiment in released in an hour (9:00 GMT) and a lightly lower reading's expected, though there are hopes of improvements in most of its components. That's why the pair finds itself in the consolidative mode.
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Support is at $1.3550/40, $1.3515, $1.3487.
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London Pues Occurrences (Newspaper) - October 3, 1847, London, Middlesex Yoi. XLVI. PuE's Occurrences, Nu?j3. 76. From SATURDATOftoher the 3d, Co TUESDAY OSIMr the V c aye received authentic Advices f.om Pefn, rearing to The Drath of the lite Schah j he bad hen or force Time in a State that bordered very nrar-v uron Diftraftion> fo that none who went i'ir h'rrfl, were one Moment fare of 'heir Lives. ^",5 Army beg�n �> defert in great Bodies, with fcir Officers a: their Head. Upan this h; railed a :oun-il of War, in whkh ht chaipe-J n:\ny of i>e Officers with being Traitors, and threatened heir Livesi upon which moil of theft in the loom fell upon him with their Diggers and put [ta to Death. His Nephew Ali Kulikan, has ta-:en the Title of Jdmh, and has plundered his Jade's Seraglio. He is like to rr.eet with man? Competitors, and a!! Petfia is at prelent a ^en: of fcoodihcd and Contufion. Our Cot s t will cer-ainir goto Molcow> as foon as the Seafon of ': Year �5il permit. ITALY. Kmi,Stft.9> The Iril of this Month this C ,7 ns thrown into the utmoft Confufion, by a ^ery trivial Accident; a Jew Man and Woman it hive lately embraced thcChriftlan Religion, ad are now in the Seminary of-C-t tech omens for tnirrnction, acquainted his Holinefs thut they had 6ne Child 0/ 8 Years old, whom they would willingly fee bred in the Chriftian Faith. Upon this k certain Number of Sbirri were fent into the Ire Quarter to fetch the Child, but the Inhabitants, inftead oFdelivering it, threw Stones, and breed them to retire j upon which two Coanpi-feifs of Grenadiers were fent to Purport the Sbirri, knd to fupprefs the Tumult. This with Come Difficulty was done, and the Sbirri having found ind carried off the Child, arreiled 1? Jews, and irried them to Prifon. On the 4th the Pope ga ve derj for fci'zint 18 more, that h�d taken Eehige pn the Church of Sr. Gregory. The n-xt Day be-lore Noon, four of the Principal Mutineers were fringed in the Square of Juli*, afrr-r fufferin^ the Tonure, that thty naiaht be obliged to lon'efs �ho were their Confederates. It was feared tfm wis Matter would have been carried further, but Jt unow faid that the Jews have "contented to t*yi large sHra 0f Money, and Things wtU be coaproaifed. It i$ whiipered here, that lome Negotiation is on the Carpet for re!toring rhe Peace of Italy, tnd it is did there jre great Hopes of its fucceeding. We l?,rn fr0m Vienna, that we Affairs of Italy wili be no longer directed by �Gounci!, but by a Angle Minifter. who is to MvetheTitleof Grand Chancellor; and we flatter outlelves, that notvlthfttndjng all that has been pea oat to his Prejudice, this high Office will be conferred upon General Count PaUavicini. who Is murogr�fi in their Deigns , and as for Irench and Spanurds they act em'ueJy on the they have likewife had the good to.-tun-, to mike theinfelves Mi'lers ot CifiBpeme, sphere the Au:1-ians had (otce M.gazine^, and h*d left a good fccMi of th"ir ftrpgigc Another lJe-taih nent his plundered tnc :-icts btl �orur.^ u>;. -Marquis d: Bo era ; but a tr.ird, t*--at went�.�.. t:.; ia.t.e Errand to the Gill!- ct i.a.a1 nad t ^ Vii>-fortune to U[] in with & ,s .dy ot ; :ori; orior.sing t > (>intr�l N^rf.-St-, Lv whom thry were rep.�.ud �i;h rhe Lois of aoout 4: ; \{*n. J^is.:t. 14. Tnr tjenoele jnd their Auxiliaries lutre rn^de an Inroad ii.to ilv Parm^un and the I'li:fijntin,after having raj;?d a Iio-iv o.Troop* o* 7230 \'t\. They w.rr divid-,1 into thf Parties or L>eta hr.fntsj o: st'.iih ^ne ( iri i.^J ch: G!e of liirsj. wi:h t'le : ois of three or :o � hundred Men; and the third ',;-r.)�, to reinforce rhat ar Oudenbollh, of whi.h h^ is to have the Command. Letters from Caps i.y, that General Leutram had made himferf M�ucr or Ventimiglia thc loth Inftant, N. S. FRANCE-. Paris, &pt. zj. HisM*/e3y istxpefted ar Cho':y On Saturday next, and \�ii!$o rrow chtn.e 1 > v.-. UiUct directly, aic wiUcoauuu. there riu ih: 17 .n or 0:t joc;, and will tren remove w.'th thefjuee to Fv>un:4ir,bl;iu t'j. a ; or:-i.gh-. .\; been ; i -.le.:_rrj Oi.fn upon the Count :; ^u. gord, *. Pcr.hon or : 3- Livres, an I h^s d.oto-tt.'i fin a-in to ch j Ri.it ot 1 q; :s di -' 0f b'c U, 1 Ihe St-k ofBcger. op-Z >u � ro- Cf.e \j: Armies fo:u Hours, in fpigh: ol'iU c-.u 1 do to prevent ic. The be it \i;our.- - i, h.s hitherto be:n pub!i;"h--l of the tiking'th^t i T purcant P.d.v*, is coiviin'd in thc toi;owing L-1 to th: vn.r Je iri 'fir es j'-* -,* 'e a,.rrri:- v : ;r fee ere: \\. C;on::ro;r in, t : cc^h: h^ve h.'J id toe P. jY.-c ot A a halt ter. �r;'ten by thc CoiJic d- Lower. Jahl M.rihi. de S.xe. I Om lb: C^:~P Uticr M.^nfcr.jur, I 1,op.- k;ut the Ch-a:,d ihac the Cir of B-rR'n-op-io--.v. ' 11 it h-'J been pf)..l 1:: u hid tu.n lo lictic P/ecj.; h:..i, ti.e l\ iii.c of ill lie, wi'.o �s it is .live ci'.ip-.i, ma h in the lam.: mi tier j* tiiGf; who were ljrpi!z d t - Gre::t, that wi.houc .irryii.g iny trtir-g w .n thr-iv a ot arrived u' t!'e :>'�;'� '-� I yo. "'1 D.iycfiti.in, Ti wops ir.-i-r; pi Troi;ps tiir-r. As by 'j to prevent rir.; m/ Orders w-rc thai 1 : 1 ndea rinj; ;C upon -rs: R �j,,: ^� ,e a w-;mle]. , a. r : ^ i. � i rl-. n-. i cC .r orhct ti. *.rr: > n l e .-��l"> * v " " ' �,u v,:,-. p 1. Tints : j a v: ; r. in the \\'or�s * 1.: Priloner- I h*ve J.t p live oi on* hur.L. .1 wh.^h ar- m trve 1 o taU. M1 for Ger.cUi t-.�; ii of tneia.t, witu f:v;-.s * . nes ot Grenidiers to p :l.a: nir. Forts Rover and Moermonr. t;,i, u . -that the Enemy, attentive to hh D.n.o iu>t oblervc theencrtale of the Fire i , ! ; Is 1 c.:j. - ^ tiled lo u 1-1 e the iattc i'ter killing abouc ri, chrs hncjjy tn^ught ric to -.ijaudo.i Pen v^iantrty ken, ar.u wc may, with yrrze ' 'la, cs n Eurupe provided - '"' � I Rover, ' Y- u will obis'-ye, Mentisgr: ur, from t :e D tail oi the Art'.'^ry, �hit a v^iantity o' Pieces 01 Cannon u e hav Truth irii.M, '.h -t vny tew L ue.e fo tjrr!i.d�o..", or lo wed provided with. a.. 1 hu:gs as Bngtr.-op Zoom. I wou-d w.l.in^ilf have protected thi* oaiitribic Town ir.im Pi'. Ufie, but th- Tiiir.g hummiy ip:'i'�ing, iti-po:li&L'. 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text: Sport Wushu Gender Female ABOUT ME I was inspired by the beauty of the wushu routines, that was why I picked up this sport and grew to love it. It is an honour to be able to compete for my country as a Team Singapore athlete. It certainly gives me a strong sense of patriotism. SPORTING ACHIEVEMENTS 2013 Myanmar SEA Games, Women's Changquan – Silver 2013 World Wushu Championships, Daoshu – 6th 2013 World Wushu Championships, Changquan (Compulsory) – 9th 2012 World Junior Wushu Championships, Changquan – 5th 2012 World Junior Wushu Championships, Daoshu – 5th 2012 World Junior Wushu Championships, Gunshu – 6th 2012 Asian Wushu Championships, Changquan – 8th Results Game Event Result 17th Asian Games Incheon 2014 Womens Changquan Finals Score of 9.63 Featured Stories Incheon Daily: Painful excellence 23 September, 2014 Incheon Breaking: Tan Yan Ni wins fifth medal for Singapore 23 September, 2014 Other Athletes JESSE COLIN ADALIA Support from Singaporeans is important to me because it helps to motivate me to do better for them especially this year when the competition is on home ground. Wushu TAY WEI SHENG JARYL Support from Singaporeans is important to me because I'm a Singaporean too. Wushu FUNG JIN JIE Support from Singaporeans is important to me because it shows that Singaporeans have a common identity to support it other. Wushu Get Feedback


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Six thousand miles is a long way to go for a little sushi and a major serving of reality but Chelsea may just benefit from the experience. They simply can't get enough reality these days.
Their defeat by Corinthians may have deprived them of the Club World Cup title that interim manager Rafa Benitez, perhaps understandably, would have endeavoured to feast upon, but it was maybe the most powerful reminder so far that they need a lot more rehabilitation than a title that was born in financial opportunism and will almost certainly die of indifference.
As 20,000 Brazilians proved again, beating the world on any football stage, and especially against one of the two or three richest clubs in the history of the game, will always be a matter for celebration but in Europe, and especially at a Stamford Bridge so currently eager to justify itself, success in Yokohama promised only the brief assistance of a smokescreen.
It didn't work for Benitez when he won two years ago with the Internazionale side guided to the Champions League title by Jose Mourinho. He was sacked five days later and the hard view must be that beating Corinthians was unlikely to be any better an insurance policy.
Roberto Di Matteo is just one witness to the fact that the Chelsea hierarchy do not operate on the basis of prolonged gratitude for any particular set of winning results and Benitez seemed to be investing far too much hope in the meaning and the value of any swift acquisition of silverware.
If his position is unenviable, it is one he has surely accepted with open eyes, and never more so than when they are drawn to the details of his contract. Officially an interim manager, the addition in Japan of a little more circumstantial evidence to the fanciful argument that he had already conjured some near miraculous resurrection of Fernando Torres would have taken him only to Torres's next poor game.
Unfortunately, it arrived yesterday along with body language which expressed again some of the worst of his frustration during his descent from his old status as one of the game's natural-born strikers.
There was a moment that might just have augmented the optimism created by his burst of goals against a much less than adequate Danish opposition in the Champions League – and two more strikes against struggling Sunderland. It came late and it might have rescued Chelsea but Torres shot straight at the admirably resilient and acrobatic Brazilian goalkeeper Cassio. Torres smouldered on in his running battle with the Turkish referee but there never looked much chance that he would revive, for the moment at least, the idea that Benitez knew the secrets of his football soul.
This was being painted as a serious proposition despite the negligible evidence and so was the idea that somehow Benitez was already re-shaping Chelsea as repaired runners in the upper echelon of the Premier League.
That was too much to be expected of the man parachuted into Stamford Bridge and a welcome quite unprecedented in its sustained hostility. It was also rather too much for the Spaniard to claim for himself but then in such matters Benitez has never been easily described as retiring.
Yesterday he was reminded of the immensity of his various challenges. With Frank Lampard, who has already been consigned to the club's past, however reluctantly, by his new manager, the team's most consistently coherent player, the pressure to underpin the creative talents of such as Eden Hazard, Oscar and Juan Mata had rarely seemed so pressing.
It was strange that Oscar came into the game long after a threatening pattern had been established. He would surely have shared the passion of his compatriots David Luiz and Ramires to make a significant impact against the champions of his homeland but by the time he arrived the poise of Corinthians on the break had been firmly established.
Chelsea's late aggression held some promise of redemption, most brightly when Torres had only the goalkeeper to beat, but there was no doubt that it was the Brazilian team who had played most of the composed football and were well worth the winning goal by Peruvian Paolo Guerrero. They had plenty of native rhythm in their passing and generally looked like a well organised team aware of their strengths and their weaknesses.
This remains the basic goal of Benitez. It has already been said that in his brief time he has tightened the defence and given the side, which was crowned champions of Europe last spring and was just four points off the top of the Premier League when he was appointed, some new certainties. It was a proposition he was not likely to dispute. However, there is unlikely to be such talk for a little while. Corinthians won the Club World Cup title – and Chelsea lost the battle for a little, if somewhat dubious, credibility.
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The Burning CityMature
The Time Traveler sat at the bar and watched the city burn through the plate glass window. The snooty establishment was empty, its occupants fled many days before. He had made a martini—shaken, not stirred—and lit up his favorite cheroot.
A hard lifetime's work was finally done, and he basked in the simple pleasures. The horizon swam with incandescent needles shedding great globules of burning steel in a dreamy haze.
Infiltration, notoriety, fame, then betrayal.
He held no qualms about what he did.
He stared down the horror in their faces as the bombs fell and he walked from the city on a ruined road in his best suit. They came at him from the crumbled buildings and he shot them point-blank, with all the emotion of putting an animal to sleep.
He was an agent of chaos, no hard feelings, baby. It had to be done. He stopped to smell the roses, even as they wilted from the hellfire at his back.
Now, on his plush seat, he considered his options, fingering his white collar and spangled the red air with blue smoke rings.
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PressestimmenThe Joy Luck Club was formed of four Chinese women recently moved to San Francisco who meet to eat dim sum, play mahjong and to share stories. Forty years on they and their daughters tell wise and witty tales of hope, loss, family and history. Spanning pre-Revolutionary China to 1980s San Francisco, the women talk as secrets are spilled, mothers boast and despair and daughters struggle with tangled truths.
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Hearing The Voices Of Citizens In Alberta
When it comes to climate change and energy choices, many people think they know what it is that Albertans think and what Albertans want. I wasn't so sure that we had actually heard from the citizens of Alberta, and a group of others agreed. This past September, we launched a short-term initiative called ViewpointsAB to find out. Between September 11th and December 11th, half a million Albertans responded to an invitation to speak up. Their unfiltered viewpoints were shared in Paris at COP21 and with a wide range of formal decision-makers and influencers.
ViewpointsAB was an effort entirely supported by volunteers with no financial or organizational support from, or affiliation with, government, political parties, special interest groups, private sector companies or traditional media.
Based on responses, we know Albertans care very much about energy and climate issues. Nearly everyone we heard from accepts climate change is occurring and everyone accepts that policy change is inevitable. But we also saw that many views about how that change should or will occur are different from the views put forward by special interests and experts. To bridge the gap and move forward, further conversations that engage Albertans are absolutely vital.
To be fair, we also heard from people who believe more public consultation on complex energy questions will take too much time and money, and won't necessarily lead to better answers. And it's true that decisions on energy policy have been made after capable analysis by government, industry and science. Politicians and experts have invited the opinions of citizens on these changes, largely via surveys and public open houses. But, are there better ways to find out what citizens of Alberta think?
The challenges facing Albertans today -- as individuals and as a wider energy-focused economy -- are deeply personal. To ensure that choices are understood and, practically speaking, implemented by Albertans, it may be wise to figure out better ways to engage citizen viewpoints.
To that end, ViewpointsAB emphasized one-on-one dialogue and small group facilitation; individual sharing of viewpoints without editing or reductionism; participative sharing of knowledge and ideas via social media; province-wide outreach targets; and ongoing sharing of viewpoints with formal and informal decision-makers and media. We are not suggesting this is the only or best model, but Albertans clearly responded to these engagement practices.
We also spent considerable time determining the best questions to ask Albertans. We didn't want to skew the opinions, and decided on open-ended questions that allowed people to speak to issues they cared about and to be honest about their preparedness for change, their understanding of choices and their assumptions. We intended to read the provincial pulse of where people were at rather than pushing them in any particular direction.
Responses were more emotional than we anticipated -- with anger, shame and shaming, and frustration emerging. We had anticipated some citizens would choose to share their viewpoints anonymously, but were surprised by the high number of Albertans who did so, afraid their views would potentially be at cross-purposes to the opinions of their employer or community.
Contrary to this approach, the Canadian Heavy Oil Association invited me to explain to its members why the sharing of individual perspectives is valuable. I told them it's valuable to ensure citizens have the knowledge and confidence to speak about changes they care about, and effective means of participating in choices.
Based on our 'pulse-taking', Albertans accept change should and will occur, and they have an appetite to discuss how change should occur: How will Alberta fairly allocate a cap on oil sands development among investors? How will energy efficiency incentives be made available with clear accountabilities and without creating a subsidy economy? How will coal plant shutdowns be accelerated without creating stranded assets? How will research into green energy be funded and prioritized? How do we minimize duplication of infrastructure as we increase renewable electricity? How do we retain and attract investors? How do we build support for workable pipeline approval processes? How do we ramp up the implementation of better practices in non-renewable energy projects? How do we maintain economic and secure supply of vital energy in our cold unforgiving climate? And, in all of this, how do we remain competitive?
In an attempt to appease critics and inspire accelerated change, Alberta's leaders are framing the choices for our energy future in bold, declaratory language. Yet reductionist sound bites often have the unintended consequence of perpetuating polarities. Yes, citizens agree, our province is moving through a paradigm shift, and disruption may be what's needed. But these changes can only be sustained if Albertans believe in the choices. Only trust-building with citizens can diffuse the risk of public backlash, unhealthy partisanship and lingering suspicions about secret deals by elite players.
If you are interested, a full copy of ViewpointsAB debrief document is available. Your experiences with citizen engagement, and recommendations, are invited.
Donna Kennedy-Glans, QC, founder of ViewpointsAB
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EDMONTON — Alberta's NDP government tabled its first budget Tuesday. A look at some of the winners and losers: Files from The Canadian Press
Winners — Low-income families: New Alberta Child Benefit to assist families earning less than $41,220. Parents to get up to $1,100 for one child and as much as $550 each for three additional children. Family Tax Credit to be enhanced so more lower- and middle-class families can get access to it and draw from it for longer periods. Files from The Canadian Press
Winners — Employers and people looking for work: A two-year job incentive program is to give companies of all sizes, as well as non-profits, $5,000 for each new job they create. Meant to support 27,000 new jobs each year. New measures to improve access to capital for small- and medium-sized businesses. Files from The Canadian Press
Losers — Drinkers and smokers: The cost of cigarettes goes up by $5 a carton. A case of 12 beers goes up 24 cents and a bottle of wine is increased by 18 cents. Files from The Canadian Press
Losers — The insured: There is an insurance premium tax hike of one per cent. Files from The Canadian Press
Losers — Politicians: Cabinet ministers, political staff and members of the legislature are to be under a salary freeze for the remainder of the current four-year legislature term. Files from The Canadian Press
Winners — The sick and those in need: More money for services to help children and families in need, including $15 million to support women's shelters. Operational funding for health is to increase to almost $21 billion by 2018. Files from The Canadian Press
Winners — Construction workers: The province plans to spend $34 billion over the next five years to ramp up construction for roads, schools, hospitals and other facilities. Files from The Canadian Press
Winners — Students: There is a two-year tuition freeze for post-secondary students. An additional 380 teachers, plus 150 support staffers, to be hired for grade schools. Files from The Canadian Press
Losers — Future taxpayers: Starting next year, the province plans to begin borrowing for the first time in 20 years to manage its day-to-day spending. Debt for capital is expected to hit $36.6 billion by 2018. Files from The Canadian Press
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Don Draper has quite a few pitching tricks up his sleeve. He is a bit of a womanizer, though he spends a large part of his day thinking about his work. Marketing executives were a handful if his character is anything to go by. He is the major character in the hit series Mad Men. He is calm, quiet and always brooding. This series has a total of 5 complete seasons which have done little to disappoint. I say so because sometimes, a lot of the cultural references made will leave many flustered.
The series is set in the 1960s and gives remarkably accurate insight on the social and working life of upper middle class Americans. It serves as a great point of reference for those who would like a brief history lesson on just how far marketing as a profession has come.
Why should you sit and watch Mad Men?
– Killer humor is only on Mad Men!
AMC struck gold with this series. It has a phenomenal set of lead characters – Joan, Pete, and Stan make us very happy on most occasions. His ability to make light of every situation that comes into being keeps us abreast with what is new in his life and reminds us of the events in preceding seasons and episodes. He's always one to look out for.
– Catchy controversial themes galore
Alcoholism, racism, chauvinism and even sexuality are themes that come up in every season. The direction with which they are approached keep the stories fresh in our minds. The early perceptions associated with sexual orientation will win your attention in the first three seasons and become even more interesting in the fourth and fifth seasons that follow.
– Mad Men comes to you full of authenticity and remarkable drama
Savvy critics, viewers and directors alike grant the series full acclaim. It has earned numerous awards in comparison with other cable shows. The complex characters come with the very best performances when dealing with situations that we find ourselves in everyday – Peggy surprises us at every turn and leaves us guessing about what she's looking for. Betty shows just how gutsy women could be in a time when their voices were muted by male dominated society.
– Do you have an eye for retro fashion and culture? Watch Mad Men!
We have loved every outfit that Joan has tried on. Rachel even shows us how conservative women could look sexy and attractive. Pete Campbell's suits were exquisite and their dark tones always look in style. Mad Men will revamp your perception of retro style and give you ideas on how you can try something spectacular without feeling old fashioned!
– Watching Mad Men will make it way easier to understand numerous parodies
When the first Mad Men parody came on SNL, some didn't quite get it. Then with time, more came up in popular shows like The Simpsons. Laughter is good for the soul and parodies from Mad Men are the reason why we will keep on reliving the funny side of the high rated show that we don't laugh about when it is on. Take the time to find the first three seasons online. Recaps and reviews will help you appreciate the interesting show even more!
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The Jersey Shore 1905
A New Orleans milk cart with a one-horsepower motor 1903
US Treasury currency wagon, Washington, DC 1904
A farm yard, Germantown, Pa. 1899
Ferry on the Ocklawaha river Florida 1898
A typical cotton cart, Mobile, Ala. 1902
The famous and feared Allan Pinkerton of the Secret Service in Antietam, Maryland 1862
Getting evicted in New York 1908
Baltimore, Md 1904
Three-horse team pulling a fire truck in full stride Washington, DC 1914
The Palm Beach Fl Trolley 1904
Pulling a big load in Ewen, Michigan 1893
Federal troops at Confederate winter quarters near Yorktown, Virginia 1865
A Virginia vegetable cart 1899
The close of a career in New York 1902
Dock Street, Philadelphia, Pa 1905
General William T. Sherman near Atlanta, GA 1864
Broad St lunch carts, New York, NY 1904
A Tobacco warehouse, Louisville, Ky 1902
A Assinaboine indian, on guard on outskirts of camp 1898
Hazel Watson, Eleanor Howell and Marjie Peacock at Arlington Beach 1922
Coast traders, Key West, Fla 1898
Pat Crowe former Jewel thief, train-robber, kidnaper and burglar in 1919
Fortified railroad bridge across the Cumberland River at Nashville, Tenn 1864
Gathering sisal, Nassau, Bahama Islds. 1898
Norfolk, Virginia 1905
Ocean Springs, Miss 1899
Basking Ridge, NJ 1897
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Blades In The BlackMature
All he could hear was the weapons lock alarm blaring only slightly louder than the sound of his heart thumping in his chest. He clenched his teeth, along with every muscle in his torso. Pulling up, and translating with ventral thrusters at the same time, he tried desparately to cut the curvature of his vector as sharply as he could without falling into unconsciousness. Looking over his shoulder, he saw the ship behind him just as it slid quickly into his blind spot. He spun his head to the other side, watching the enemy briefly appear as the two of them carved through the void in S turns, Immelman turns and loops. He heard the screams of his wingmen as they too desperately tried to evade.
The lock alarm once again ripped at his ear drums and he tired once more to push his body to its limits. He threw the stick sideways, rolling ninety before transferring thrust to dorsal and nearly pushing himself to redout as the ship violently shifted. The lock was still on, and had just changed to the staccato rhythm of a missile warning when he looked straight. The white trail of smoke snaked its way toward him at incredible speed.
For a very brief moment, he could make out the warhead before it exploded. His vision went a dull gray, the cockpit flickered red and yellow with the speakers screeching muffled tones overpowered by a high tinnitus squeal in his ears. Disoriented, his head bobbed around the cockpit as the ship spun violently, parts falling off of it to trail behind in the black smoke. "Punch out!" He heard over his headset, the words broken and meaningless in his delirium. His mind finally began to recognize reality, just as the Hornet made a final pass, littering the cockpit with a volley of energy blasts that cut through the canopy of his Buccaneer.
"Good shooting Drenix," said Almitt as he watched his wingman finishing off his target. "Now would you get over here and take this Cutlass off my ass?" He was looking over his shoulder, banking left and then right to get small glimpses of the craft that continued to fire harassing volleys while still out of effective range. "I can't outrun him Drenix get over here!" A volley of laser light flickered just in front of the Cutlass and Almitt watched the ship break pursuit. He spun his head quickly the other way and got a brief glimpse of Ismaly's Hornet as she whipped past him, coming in close on the Cutlass. He rolled over, pitched down and transferred power to the main engines, burning toward the two as they dipped deep to the south. "I'm right behind you Princess."
"I've got this," she said.
"Let me lock and rock one, he'll evade and you can hit him with everything on his way out of the burn."
"Do it quick, he's peeling out now!"
Almitt pushed the Hornet harder, slipping past Ismaly, his shields and weapons at minimal power. "Almost there," he said, the circles of his tracking computer flickering as it danced around the square painted on the Cutlass. Suddenly it locked in and a tone rang over his headset. "Wait for it."
The Cutlass rolled, dipped down and spun one hundred and eighty degrees, firing a volley in their direction.
Almitt fired a missile. "Wait for it!"
They watched the Cutlass drop countermeasures and return to retrograde burn, pushing as quickly as it could to make distance between it and the chaff.
Almitt's missile exploded prematurely, defeated by the countermeasures. "Do you have him?" He asked.
Ismaly responded by firing three missiles in succession.
The white smoke spiraling behind them trailed through the stars, closing distance with amazing speed. The Cutlass, out of chaff and low on energy, made a last ditch effort by spinning one eighty once again and unloading every weapon at its disposal, destroying a missile in the process.
The remaining two collided with the Cutlass mercilessly. Panels of metal trailed by blue flamed plasma flew out of the ensuing cloud.
"Light it up." Almitt said, just as Drenix and Mag formed on their wing. All four Hornets fired a stream of laser fire as long as they could before reaching critical proximity. Each of them peeled away from the engagement in series; their laser fire raining into the cloud of smoke, causing it to strobe red and green as the beams cut through the haze and whatever was left of the Cutlass.
There was an eerie silence. Almitt keyed the mic. "Check your scopes."
The four Hornets spread out into a battle formation, waiting for another ship to ambush them from the rubble of the derelict station they'd been investigating.
"I've got nothing," said Mag; Ismaly's wingman.
Ismaly looked out of her canopy as Mag banked into formation. "You've got a scorch mark on your starboard wing though."
"Yeah that Cutlass got a few pot shots on me. I think he was a bit pissed that I blew his buddy's ass through his face with my first missile."
The four laughed.
"Wait, I've got something." Drenix said, tapping through filters on the radar's options. "It's our guys."
Almitt nodded, "Alright, suck back, let's go meet them. I need an AMCAS from all of you."
Drenix keyed his mic, "Hound Alpha two, five missiles, all okay."
Ismaly went next. "Hound Delta lead, All eight and all okay."
"Hound Delta three, four missiles and some scratched paint."
Almitt took his turn, only for their situational awareness. "Alright, Hound Alpha lead, six and I'm fine. Let's T-up with these boys and get the hell out of here."
The formation banked together, facing the direction they'd come. "Good shooting everybody, I know for some of you this was your first real fight. I'm glad you were all able to perform as well as you did. If you need to talk to me about anything when we get back home, my door is always open."
The comms remained silent. Almitt smiled.
"Hound Alpha lead, this is Wolf Delta lead, I hear you're keeping all the fun to yourself these days, is this true? Over."
Almitt laughed, happy to hear Major Lance "Da Vinci" Rogan's voice over the means. "Wolf Delta lead that's right. Get on squad comms. Over."
"Hound Delta lead, roger that. Over and out." Da Vinci switched to their frequency. "So? What'd I miss?"
"A few Buccaneers and a Cutlass crept up on us when we were investigating that wreck. The debris field from the destroyed platform is perfect camouflage. I bet there's a few more in there right now."
"Speak of the devil and he shall appear Mittens, turn around."
They looked down at their scopes and saw four new contacts populate behind them, then a few more.
Ismaly sighed. "I'm out of missiles."
Almitt could hear a hint of anxiety in her voice. "It's alright. Just stay on my wing, lock them up for me, get them uneasy and we'll finish them off together."
"Mag," Drenix said, "That means we're the bait, get ready to duck dive and dodge."
"Got it."
Mathew keyed in, "Da Vinci, we'll stay in close cover to Mittens and his boys since they're low. I know you want the free range anyway."
"Damn straight." Da Vinci replied, "If I need help, you break off and find me."
"Will do."
A total of ten Hornets and two M50's now turned to face an approaching enemy. Four more Cutlasses, six Buccaneers, two Marauders and two Freelancer emerged from the wrecked station and its surrounding debris.
Ismaly's heart was in her throat. She watched the shapes slinking in the shadows and saw them for what they truly were, sharp knives waiting to plunge through her flesh. She was afraid, rightfully so, this was her first blood. There was no turning back now.


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Two months after The Lawyer reported that SJ Berwin senior partner Stephen Kon was putting international expansion at the heart of the firm's strategy, we can reveal that the firm is holding exploratory talks with US firm Mayer Brown.
The talks follow the appointment of Paul Theiss as Mayer Brown chairman, replacing Bert Krueger in the role, and it is understood that the Chicago-headquartered firm is keeping its cards close to its chest on this one with few (if any) outside senior management in the loop.
SJ Berwin targeting Mayer Brown is a bit of a departure for the UK firm, which previously appeared to have its heart set on tying up with a New York player, most recently Proskauer Rose. That said, a number of years ago rumours circulated that SJ Berwin was talking to Sidley Austin – another Chicago firm – about a merger, so it's not completely out of the blue.
The news comes as King & Wood Mallesons' senior partner Stuart Fuller admitted, cryptically, that the Asia Pacific firmwas talking to either Nixon Peabody or SJ Berwin about a link-up.
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While Prince Philip uses his Metrocab to get around the capital privately, Charles's journey was part of a tribute to the city's black cab drivers.
A source said: "Black cabbies provide an iconic part of London's identity."
And referring to the exhaustive learning process it takes to become a fully-fledged cabbie, the source added: "The Prince is full of admiration for their passing the Knowledge."
Charles was driven by John Sheen who said afterwards: "You know what I'm going to say...'Guess who I had in the back of my cab today'."
Mr Sheen, a driver for 30 years, added: "I don't think they'll believe me. He's never been in the back of a cab before. He said as a boy he went on a double-decker bus but that's about it."
Charles was picked up at Kensington Palace and driven to a traditional green wooden taxi drivers' shelter in Hanover Square.
There he joined cabbies for a mug of tea - although he was given a somewhat delicate cup decorated with flowers.
Mr Sheen, 65, from Newbury Park, Essex, said Charles paid his own £9.20 fare. "He got out of the cab, took a tenner out and said, 'How much was that?'" Asked if he had received a tip, Mr Sheen added: "He said, 'I should give you that' and I told him not to worry about it."
Afterwards, at a reception at Clarence House, Charles described how cabbies played a significant part in the community "providing a reliable service, helping make London safer and assisting the police in combating and deterring crime". He said they also did a lot for charity and boosted tourism. The reception was for more than 100 drivers and was part of Charles's campaign to celebrate unsung heroes.
Also at the function were representatives from the leading trade associations, charities and the main school teaching the Knowledge.
Princess Diana regularly used black cabs for private appointments, sometimes with William and Harry, and had her own account.
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