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SUNNYVALE, Calif., Jan. 8, 2014 -- ShoreTel(R) (NASDAQ: SHOR), a provider of phone systems and unified communications solutions, announces the County of Maui, Hawaii, has selected ShoreTel for its ongoing UC needs. Once the implementation is complete, ShoreTel technology will serve employees across 65 sites resulting in a telecommunications cost savings each year.
The County of Maui, consisting of the islands of Maui, Molokai and Lanai, needed an easy-to-use, reliable, and scalable communications solution that could be implemented quickly and easily across multiple sites. Working with ShoreTel partner Pacific Data Systems, the County selected a ShoreTel unified communication solution – displacing their outdated legacy system – for its network resiliency, ease of installation and administration, and ShoreTel's excellent reputation. The ShoreTel IP-PBX solution with integrated unified communications is already in use at the Wailuku Police Station (220 phones) and in various county departments in Maui (100 phones), with roll-outs taking place every month through June 2014.
"The Hawaiian Islands are among the most remote in the world – we have limited network connectivity on our islands and to the mainland, so resiliency was a huge priority in our vendor selection," said Bill Conant, section head of technology operation services, IT services division, County of Maui. "ShoreTel addresses this need with N+1 resiliency and the ability to support services during partial network outages. We've already successfully tested this when we had to re-direct services during a recent telephone company outage."
Conant has also seen a reduced reliance on the Helpdesk, thanks to the training classes and ShoreTel features.
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There is a trout lure called a toby which has been around for generations, and like many top lures it originated in Scandinavia. But, as with most fishing experiences, one is often surprised at how the fish change the rules or do the unexpected.
And nothing was more unexpected than the fish which swam up from the seabed and ate a toby the other day.
It was during a fishing expedition in Fiordland where an experienced boatie and angler, Peter Blackwell, had taken his 20-metre launch, Azraq, which is well known in Auckland game-fishing circles. The launch was on a two-month cruising experience, visiting the various sounds between Milford and Stewart Island. Divers brought up crayfish virtually at will, and the northern angling techniques proved deadly on the variety of species in the cold, southern waters.
Albacore tuna snapped up lures while cruising off the coast, and when anchored at the head of a sound where tanin-coloured rivers poured from the steep bush-clad mountains baits were dropped through the surface layer of brown fresh water to the clear salt below.
"We might be 30 kilometres from the sea, and we were catching groper [hapuka] in 15 metres of water," said Blackwell. Large tarakihi were welcome for the frying pan, and blue cod were common. But the red gurnard were a complete surprise.
"The first one was nearly 2kg, then we did catch a 2kg gurnard while jigging a Betabug lure for groper," said Blackwell.
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"I thought it might be a kingfish," said Devine. But after half an hour they glimpsed the broad yellow shape of a ray, which as they got closer materialised as a leopard ray. A gaff carefully inserted in the skin allowed the anglers to remove the hook and set the fish free. These fish are common all around the North Island. But to hook one on the surface in 10m of water where a river is running in had them stunned.
Fiordland continues to surprise visitors. It is wild and untamed, and the dreaded sandflies live up to their reputation, fiercely attacking any unprotected skin. But the fishing is like going back in time to when hapuka were common all around the coast.
Deep trolling is going well on the deep lakes, with lead-core and wire lines along with downriggers doing the damage. And one of the best lures is the black and gold toby, along with the Tasmanian devil in Christmas tree colours.
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Try using tobies when trolling for kahawai and kingfish. The light trout hooks can be replaced with stronger saltwater hooks, and the larger sized lures work well on kingfish. The lures are lightly weighted so a sinker is needed to get them down under the waves, and a ball sinker can be added above a swivel about a metre in front of the lure. Or, use a lead-core trout trolling outfit with about five colours out (5 metres). More fish will be hooked at the deeper depth than on the surface.
Bite times are 9.50am and 10.10pm tomorrow, and 10.30am and 10.55pm on Sunday. These are based on the phase and position of the moon, not tides, and apply to the whole country. More fishing action can be found on Rheem Outdoors with Geoff, 5pm Saturdays, TV3, and at www.GTtackle.co.nz.


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It felt strange. Well, rather, it felt strange that it didn't feel strange. The cool metal of the collar felt as though it had been there since birth, fused with the thin skin of his clavicles. It dipped into the curves of his (skinny, according to the King) neck, embracing the flesh, feeding on it. It was elegant, pristine. Something he most definitely wasn't.
"Don't play with it, you'll go blind," came the sleepy voice from the depth of their chambers.
Merlin let his hand fall from the silver encasing his skin. He studied his reflection, wondering how he had ended up this way. A very together, strict, constrained warlock dressed as a pretty decoration for the King's side. He had never considered himself good-looking, having always been a bit on the slim side with his brittle bones and lack of muscle, having been teased by his peers in the village with mean childhood nicknames like chicken and mouse-face. And yet, Arthur had turned out to be right: there was nothing a little grooming couldn't do. Before, Merlin had rolled his eyes when his master had complained about all the pampering, writing it off as a spoilt brat's capricious episode; now, though, after having been subjected to hours of scrubbing courtesy of his scary maid, he finally understood how hard it was to maintain a public face.
Though the bags under his eyes betrayed the events leading up to this minute, Merlin Pendragon was as put-together as he had been since the moment he'd pledged his love to the King. He stood in front of the mirror, restraining himself from reaching out towards the man (boy) looking back. His skinny shoulders were drowned in a grand dressing gown sewn with the finest velvets and gilded threads of the kingdom. It cascaded down his figure, opened at the chest where a couple of lovebites, mixed with bruises from the rough handling from the day he'd spent in the dungeon, stood out against the pallidness of his skin. His hair was a mess, and his feet were bare as he refused to wear the ridiculous royal slippers in favor of letting the soles of his feet feel the biting cold of the castle morning. It felt as though nothing had changed overnight.
Except for the collar. The fine silver encased the central blue sapphire, rendering the otherwise tasteless big gem beautiful. Down from it hung several strings of opal and topaz, all linked together with minuscule chains. Out of the sapphire grew flowers, beautiful horned roses and grand fleurs-de-lys. Two mythical dragon-fish surrounded the gem, rendering the feminine accessory slightly more wearable by a man. It was an astonishing piece of craftsmanship; the envy of all women (and some men) of the land, and all Merlin wanted to do was rip it off. . _1345628338_
"Come back to bed, Merlin, it's too early to think as loudly as you do," came the voice again and Merlin sighed, turning away from his reflection and paddling back into the bowels of the chamber where the King lay on their bed, eyes blurred with sleep, chest bare, scarcely covered by the woolen blankets recently imported from Mercia. Without a word, the Consort slipped into bed, exchanging the gown for the warmth of Arthur's body underneath the coarse threading.
He propped himself up on one elbow and surveyed his King's tired face. The man looked as if he had been the one to spend the previous night in chains fearing for his life. Merlin could tell it had taken a toll on him as well. It touched him, that Arthur cared this much about him, despite being close to... He didn't even know what... Ugh, this is such a mess, he thought to himself and let his muscles succumb to the urge of simply relaxing and laid down all the way alongside Arthur.
"What were you doing there?" The King questioned quietly, opening one eye gingerly to look at his warlock.
"Nothing," Merlin answered with a strained smile, wishing Arthur would just close his eyes again and sleep like all normal people did. Arthur raised and eyebrow, inching a bit closer to intrude into Merlin's personal space even more. "Just... thinking."
"I guess it's a lot to take in," Arthur mused quietly, his eyes darting between the fine gem of the collar and Merlin's weary eyes.
"For both of us," Merlin confirmed. He let out a breath he didn't know he had been holding. "I'm sorry."
"Sorry's not... not what I'm looking for," Arthur said quietly. "I just... I wish I had known before. We could have..."
"Executed me earlier?" Merlin managed a laugh. "I don't think so."
"Stop it, you know what I mean."
"I know."
A tense pause hung in the air.
The great hall fell into an immediate hush when the heavy doors opened and the King and his Consort stepped inside, preceded by Gaius and Agravaine. The Knights seemed to lean towards them as they walked through the live corridor to take their places on their thrones. They gravitated towards the Pendragons, some whispering encouraging things under their breath for Merlin to hear, other simply nodding to them. Merlin lowered his eyes, trying to avoid the many gazes that were fixed on him, or rather, on his exposed neck, framed by silks and wools; the vertebrae seemingly held up by the silver collar. He thought he heard a snigger travel throughout the hall quietly, almost soundlessly. That, surprisingly, did not serve to discourage him – instead, even as Arthur's hand around his elbow tightened a fraction, Merlin raised his chin defiantly and continued walking, crossing the torturous distance that was left.
As they sat in their thrones, the hall seemed to relax, and chatter broke out immediately. Merlin couldn't tell whether they were discussing him or another matter, but he kept an eager ear out. Arthur had told him this morning that it was impervious for them to know what the people of the Court, as well as the people of the street, were saying about the two of them and (he'd said it with a pause) Merlin's delicate magical... situation. Personally, Merlin found it extremely humorous from a certain perspective that Arthur was more worried about him having Magic than Merlin himself. It was almost as if Arthur was emulating Hunith, that one time when Merlin had barely scraped his knee when he'd fallen from the branches of a tree he'd used to climb and she had insisted on him seeing the village physician. So much ado about nothing, Merlin thought, nodding at Gawain who'd just grinned at him and winked. At least he still had his friends on his side, through thick and thin. During his short stay in the dungeon, he had been visited by several knights, all of which had reasserted their kinship with Merlin. Such devotion was touching, to say the least, and Merlin basked in it. In the village, where he had been born and raised, he had been a bit of an outcast, with only a handful of distant friends to boast. Here, though, in spite of his predicament, there were people who had much better things to do with their time (they were knights, after all) willing to pledge their lives for his sake.
"Good morning, people of the Court," Arthur began and, immediately, the hall fell into a hush, all heads turning to look at the King. Though Merlin knew they were waiting for further instructions from their sovereign, he couldn't help but feel that some gazes were slipping myopically to himself, and his treacherous body straightened its shoulders, sitting rigidly in its seat. Arthur himself spared him an amused split-second's glance before standing regally, his hands clenched into fists and planted onto the tabletop in an authoritative manner:
"As I am sure you all know, my spouse, my Royal Consort, Merlin Pendragon, has been revealed to be a sorcerer. He wields magic of such power we haven't seen," Merlin blushed, "and yet has remained a faithful member of this court, never giving me or any other knight any reason to doubt his allegiances. As it is, magic is prohibited in the kingdom, and Merlin submitted to a compromise, the only alternative to which would be the death penalty as instituted by the laws of Camelot. His magic has been harnessed and bound to me personally for the safety of this Kingdom. Though I firmly believe he shall never deviate from his righteous and reasonable path, I am the one who now holds his powers captive all for the benefit of Camelot. Any questions?"
There was a tense pause, bursting at the seams with inquiries that nobody dared make. With a timid whisper that passed over the hall, the nobility chose to remain silent, their eyes fixed perpetually on their ruler.
"Agravaine?" Arthur asked, his gaze darting towards his uncle. The King was no fool, he knew Agravaine at the very least meant to undermine his political power with his serpentine political talk, yet, as Merlin himself had confirmed had been a good idea, he had chosen to 'keep his enemies closer.'
"My Lord, I was just wondering..." Agravaine trailed off vaguely, his slimy presence reverberating along the castle walls. Merlin shivered.
"What if your... husband," it was definitely a dirty word in Agravaine's mind, "were to break his promise and find a way to reclaim his magic to see your Kingdom destroyed?"
An uncomfortable silence fell.
"Although that is very unlikely, because Merlin and I are very much in love with each other and the whole Kingdom of Camelot," Arthur paused to look at Merlin who hurriedly nodded in confirmation, his heart beating rapidly in his chest, "if he were ever to switch sides to that of my dear sister, I would not hesitate to terminate his life. Permanently."
Merlin took in a shuddering breath. For the love of Camelot. That was what it came down to, he realized, and yet he couldn't help but feel just a singly, tiny, little bit betrayed by Arthur's statement. He could not fool himself into thinking that the King was in love with him yet he had supposed that maybe, just maybe, Arthur could put him before his stupid nobility. Yet the answer stared him right in the eyes – Camelot was Arthur's first and only love, and rightfully so, and he was just a visitor in this blissful relationship the two had built all throughout Arthur's childhood and well into his adult years. He was just a supplement, he knew, yet his treacherous heart had supposed... no.
"And what does the Royal Consort have to say about this?" Agravaine asked, his voice so acidic it could corrode the castle walls.
Merlin glanced rapidly at his husband, searching. Arthur nodded almost imperceptibly. Whatever you say is fine.
"I would accept my fate then, Lord Agravaine," Merlin replied, surprisingly loudly even to himself, his voice steady. I guess all it takes is telling the truth and believing in it, a bitter thought crossed his mind before he quenched it down, suffocating it with the weight of the affection he felt for his King and Kingdom. "For if I were to betray my Lord and husband, and this Kingdom, which has offered me such bounty and spared my life for the unforgivable sin of magic, I would have been infested with a demon of some sort and I would choose to eradicate it by means of death from my body before it took to causing any more harm."
Silence, then–,
"But surely, Your Highness, your personal ideals go against the politics of Camelot?" Agravaine asked, his gaze darting between the knights for support. Most of them turned away, choosing not to look into the eyes of the man.
"My ideals have nothing to do with the laws of this Kingdom, Lord Agravaine. When I came here, I willfully chose to abide the laws of King Uther and his family, and to betray them again, as I have done in the face of necessity, would be unthinkable and extremely cowardly on my part. As it is, if King Arthur chooses to use my magic for his benefit and the benefit of every creature living within the bounds of this land, I shall abide his call and try, to my very utmost, to contribute to the salvation of my beloved home country," Merlin answered, startling himself with his own eloquence. He supposed it came from the numerous hours he'd spent writing Arthur's speeches back in his servant days, – not that he didn't do it now.
The knights looked as if they were watching a very interesting justing tournament, their necks straining under the back-and-forth motion of looking at each participant.
"This," Merlin paused, his hand doing up to touch the cool metal of the sapphire collar around his neck so familiarly, as if he had worn it since birth, "is a testament to my commitment. The contract can only be entered voluntarily and I have signed over my magical powers and all of my capabilities, sorcery and not, to my husband, my King, whom I hold in extremely high regard, and love dearly, with every fibre of my being."
He looked up only to see Arthur staring down at him with a confused and slightly elated expression on his face, akin to one he would get after having been hit over the head with a shield.
What? Merlin thought, slightly amused.
That was... very good acting, Arthur replied before slipping his hand down to hold Merlin's on top of the tabletop for every member of the Court to see.
I meant it, Merlin replied before thinking.
Then I accept it, Arthur answered, his gaze slipping to the curve of Merlin's smile that spread stupidly over his lips in the view of every single knight of the realm. They wrote off the sentimental lop-sided grin as a gesture of affection on the side of the King's foolish magical husband, and Merlin was all right with that because nothing mattered at that moment except for one thing: the King accepted him.
"That... was... successful."
"Shut... up."
"Can't... have to..."
"Not now... damn it!"
The panted statements made very little sense to those uttering them as their lips smashed together in hurried, fleeting lip-locks while their owners struggled to find their way across the darkened chambers and into their marital bed. Merlin was pretty sure he'd knocked over more than one candle-holder on the way, with Arthur evening out the score by crashing a suit of armor to the ground somewhere in the North wing. They had been in this dance for what felt like hours, rushed hands wandering over each others bodies, exploring every curiosity they hadn't indulged in before. While very little of substance had been said, Merlin felt so deeply in synch with Arthur as if they had just spilled their utmost secrets to each other.
Or maybe it was Arthur's tongue in his mouth.
Either way, they traipsed and treaded over pillows and garments and oh, Guinevere's cat, before finally falling into the luxury of the silk sheets imported from Mercia. Merlin felt hot, hot all over, as Arthur's hands left blazing trails of shameless fire up and down his chest, his tunic now somewhere between his chin and his floating ribs.
Despite their marriage having been based on lies and a very strategically planned public relations campaign, they had always had a healthy bedroom life, as Arthur had daintily put it once. Yet, there had been very few times on record when Merlin had felt like he couldn't stand the heat they shared, when it consumed him completely and utterly like a flame powered by aromatic oils. He was a fool to complain, of course, but he almost wished he could erase his own memories so that times like these would always be experienced for the first time.
"Stop... thinking... you're too... loud," Arthur whined directly into Merlin's lips, biting the bottom one in the process and drawing a shameless moan from his Consort.
"Someone has... to... out of the two... of us," Merlin panted back, scratching up and down Arthur's back with his primp fingernails (which had gotten cleaner and longer during his time as a member of the royal family).
"Sometimes... I wonder... how I... tolerate... you," Arthur said before sinking his teeth into the skin of his collarbone.
"Because you love me," Merlin replied before promptly closing his mouth with a snap of his jaw joint. I can't believe I just said that, he thought to himself, his heart pounding. In a second's time, it felt like the temperature in the room had dropped twofold.
Arthur distanced himself from his husband as if he had been burnt.
"What did you just say?" He asked quietly, watching Merlin closely, his lips still wet from the kissing and the sweat the two had shared just moments before.
"I, um–,"
"Merlin, I think you misunderstood our wedding vows," Arthur said sharply. Merlin's heart gave a small twang and suddenly, the words were tumbling off his tongue without thinking:
"Or maybe you did."
There was a tense pause.
"Do you mean to say, Merlin, that you expected me to fall in love with you?" Arthur asked quietly, dangerously, distantly.
"I never expected anything. I just thought–,"
"I don't even like men, Merlin!"
"Could have fooled me."
"Out. Now."


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SPEAKER PELOSI: (In progress) -- bold and swift, and that is exactly what action we are taking today. He talked about creating jobs and creating a new foundation for a stable economy. He talked about education and renewable energy resources and investments in science and technology. All of those priorities and others that he mentioned are part of our legislation, and that is why it has the broad support in our caucus as well as validation from leaders in education, technology, science and the economy -- Nobel laureates in all of these fields.
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REP. HOYER: Well, thank you very much, Madame Speaker. And Jim and Linda and Violet, thank you very much for being with us. We appreciate that very much. Jim and I had the opportunity to walk in together from Levittown, Pennsylvania. He took the train this morning. I asked him how the roads were. He said, I took the train, it was great.
For more than a year Americans have been losing jobs at a historic rate. Some of these folks here have lost their jobs. Last year we lost 2.6 million jobs, which made it the worst year since 1945. The war ended and the good news was war manufacturing shut down and we lost jobs. The bad news is here the war hasn't ended but we're losing jobs anyway. We need to stop the war and create jobs.
On Monday, in just one day, American companies cut 65,000 jobs -- in one day. Three -- those millions of pink slips you're holding in your hand, the final verdict of years of failed economics, of policies that we've been pursuing for the last eight years, which have not worked, the worst job-creation period since the Hoover administration.
The economics that got us into this mess have been wrong, again and again, on the economy. The Reagan tax cuts created great deficits. Predicting disaster for the Clinton economic policy was dead-flat wrong. In fact, we had 22 million jobs created, not lost. We had an economic boon the likes of which none of us have seen in our lifetime.
The opposition to this bill can speak out against this recovery plan all they want, but their policies have not worked, and Americans voted for change. They voted for a new direction, and that's what we're going to get. Today we have a new administration and a majority in Congress that has made job creation its number-one goal, because we know that if you don't have a job, your family is in trouble, you're in trouble, and the first -- second question we ask everybody, when you meet somebody, is, hey, what's your name; what do you do? Not only does it give you sustenance, it gives you dignity. That's why today's passage of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act is so very important to our fellow citizens.
It's a bill designed to put Americans back to work with tax relief for 95 percent of all Americans; tax cuts for job-creating businesses and job-creating projects to rebuild our crumbling roads and bridges. Altogether, its provisions are projected to create 3 (million) to 4 million American jobs. That projection is backed up by economists from across the spectrum. John McCain's former economic advisor found that -- and I quote -- "The jobless rate will be more than 2 percentage points lower in the end of 2010 than without this fiscal stimulus." And the Congressional Budget Office concluded that, and I quote, "If this bill is passed, by the end of next year America will have up to 3.6 million more jobs than if we do nothing."
Nothing is not an option. These facts speak for themselves. I hope that Congress will pass this bill quickly and that President Obama I know will sign it, as soon as possible. It's time to get Americans back to work.
And now I want to recognize my new friend, the Speaker's longtime friend, Jim Bauer. Jim?
JIM BAUER: Hello, everyone. My name is Jim Bauer. I'm a steelworker. I lost my job in the late '90s due to foreign imports and the energy crisis. Recently, I got hired by a company named Gamesa in wind energy. They brought jobs to this company -- a foreign company outside brought jobs to this country, which is quite a switch, and we're looking for more of that. At present we're building the cells and the rate has dropped because of the economic crisis, and what we need is the stimulus package to be passed so that people can get the money to buy these machines and put more people back to work. Thank you very much. (Applause.)
REP. HOYER: Thank you, Jim.
MS. VOGLER: Hello, Madame Speaker and Honorable members of Congress and Honorable members of the press. My name is Linda Vogler and I am the training chef at the D.C. Central Kitchen. At the kitchen, which is located not too far from here in the basement of the largest homeless shelter in the country, we prepare 4,500 meals every day that go out to shelters, after-school programs and senior centers. I am here today for three reasons. As more and more Americans lose their jobs, they end up coming to programs like the kitchen looking for assistance and food and shelter. This bill will get these people working again.
Second, as a taxpayer and, may I say, as a Baby Boomer for whom retirement is no longer an option, I would like to say that this bill will help people like myself as we struggle to pay our bills, our mortgage, to get back and forth from work and to put food on our tables. In fact, a $1,000 tax cut for a family may mean the difference between dinner at a food kitchen like ours or a kitchen at home for some families each and every night.
Finally, at the D.C. Central Kitchen we just started our 74th culinary job training program, and some of our students are here with us today for our -- (applause) -- these people have just started their training program this week and we have an excited member of Class 73 who just graduated yesterday.
Most of the men and women who are enrolled in our program have been homeless or have been in prison. They've had issues of domestic abuse or addiction, and when they graduate from their program, they want to find jobs and be part of the economic recovery.
President Obama calls the central tax cut in this plan "make work pay" tax cut. That's a very refreshing message for working people to hear from Washington for a change. So that's why we at the D.C. Central Kitchen support the president's economic recovery plan and hope it gets a big vote today from the House of Representatives. Thank you so much for hearing me.
REP. CLYBURN: Thank you very much, Linda, for your remarks, and thank you for the work that you and your colleagues do at the D.C. Central Kitchen. I also thank you -- those of you who may have noticed, we walked in holding hands. (Scattered laughter.) She is a new-found friend, however, she brought to the D.C. Central Kitchen her culinary skills honed in the Carolinas. (Laughter.) Her most recent stay was at Myrtle Beach, and it's so good to have her with us today.
This recovery package is crafted to help working Americans make their ends meet and help those who served find work again because, as I have been saying for the last week, America works when Americans work.
In addition to the direct investments made to create jobs, modernize our infrastructure, enhance our healthcare delivery systems and shore up the safety net for millions of struggling American families, this legislation provides extraordinary tax relief that will put money into the pockets of 95 percent of working families right away; make it easier for entrepreneurs to build and grow the small businesses that are the very foundation of our economy; make college more affordable; make homeownership more accessible; and encourage robust investments in renewable energy that will drive the green revolution our country desperately needs.
The $275 billion in tax relief contained in this package is directed toward those areas of our economy that need it most -- working families trying to make ends meet; helping their kids pay for college; trying to afford a decent home; small businesses which create 70 percent of the new jobs in our economy; and innovators who would help to transform our energy sector and reduce our dependence on foreign sources of energy.
Specifically, the package implements President Obama's promised "making work pay" tax cut for 95 percent of workers and their families -- $500 for individuals and $1,000 for couples. It expands the earned income tax credit and the child tax credit, the two provisions of the tax code most responsible for keeping working families out of poverty. It expands and simplifies the education tax credit to help families pay for college, enhances home ownership opportunities by improving the $7,500 first-time homebuyer credit. It provides billions of dollars in tax incentives to small businesses, expanding their ability to invest in their businesses and in new employees.
It gives state and local governments improved access to necessary financing for school construction and modernization and other infrastructure improvements. This plan lays the groundwork for greatly expanded renewable fuels to jumpstart a green revolution in our country and end our dependence on foreign sources of energy. I would hope that we will get a good, broadly bipartisan vote for this legislation so that President Obama can sign it into law before we all retire for our President Week's holiday.
Thank you. And with that I yield the floor to Violet -- Violet Quick (sp).
MS. QUICK: Thank you, sir.
REP. CLYBURN: That's a good South Carolina name, too. (Laughter.)
MS. QUICK: Good afternoon. My name is Violet Quick (sp) and I'm an electrician for IBW Local 26, which is here in Washington D.C.
When the economy slows down the construction industry feels it. In this economy, we feel like we're on the edge right now, and our jobs and our livelihood depend on it.
So it's been great news to hear about President Obama talk about the Economic Recovery Plan which will create a magnitude of jobs.
But it's also to hear great words like accountability and transparency and to know that every dollar spent has a way of publicly being tracked on a website and people are held accountable.
I helped build the D.C. baseball stadium which came in on budget and on time and was built in record time by comparison to any other baseball park. It was my job to make sure that it came in on time and we did a great and outstanding job. And the contract that we signed is what we fulfilled. And the kind of accountability is what we expect of this bill to come. Thank you. (Applause)
REP. BECERRA: Great job. Violet and Jim and Linda you represent the aspirations and hopes of, well, the more than 2 million people that assembled our front lawn of the nation just -- just a week ago. And your statement with respect to what you were able to do at the D.C. stadium -- you're a lot like our speaker, I would point out, in terms of making sure you demand accountability, efficiency, and the job get done on time because the American people did not have time to wait. This was not the time for us to go slow. My colleagues have laid out, most importantly, the bill and its impact on our country, And most importantly on the people that were sworn to serve.
But Violet talked about a very important measure, one of accountability. One that all of us in leadership has expressed and one that the president has as well.
And in unprecedented fashion let me commend our Chairman, particularly Chairman Obey and Rangle and Gordon and Oberstar for making this available online so there would the opportunity for people to know everything that was in this bill instantly and applaud the Obama administration for making sure that we continue, as these programs go forward, so that not only members of the press but our citizens have an opportunity to make sure that they're able to see the accountability that goes along with this piece of legislation that is going to put America back to work, start us on the road to recovery and reinvest in our people and provide them the hope, as we make this steady climb out of this cavern of economic crisis that we've inherited.
Thank you, Violet, for your help and for your inspiration. And with that I turn it back to the Speaker.
SPEAKER PELOSI: Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman.
I want to acknowledge that we have been joined by our fiscal disciplinarian of the House, the Chairman of the Budget Committee, Mr. Spratt. And thank you for all of your important work on all of this, Mr. Spratt, as well.
And I think Mr. George Miller was in here, Chairman of the Education and Labor Committee which had a very important part of this as well in the education piece and the job creation piece.
The -- how proud we are of our special guests, Jim and Linda and Violet, speak so eloquently to what all of this means to everyday Americans, our very special guests. And we are very proud to have echoed the words of President Obama. His great words on the steps of the Capitol echoed on the floor on the House today in the form of legislation that hopefully will make a difference not only in your lives but in the lives of the people whom you serve.
And also, wasn't it great to see Violet in what is now becoming not a -- a non-traditional job for women. So we're very proud, we're very proud of all of you.
With that we'd be pleased to take any questions. Yes sir.
Q Lily Ledbetter would be proud of her.
SPEAKER PELOSI: Yes Lily Ledbetter, tomorrow we go to the White House in the morning.
If you see an aura of elation with us, we're so pleased because in a few -- in just these two weeks we've been here we passed the Children's Health Insurance Bill and the -- Rosa DeLauro's two bills; Lily Ledbetter Bill and the Pay Discrimination Bill, putting women and children first. And then today with this historic legislation.
As my colleagues were reading the -- talking about the provisions in the bill, it continues to be a source of great pride to all of us who worked on it because of the impact it will have on the lives of the American people.
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Q The president has made clear that he wants bipartisan support for this. He indicated some areas that he would be willing to compromise on. What areas are you willing to compromise on as you go forward into conference?
SPEAKER PELOSI: Well, the -- I will not compromise on meeting the needs of the American people. We have listened to them, we have heard their concerns. They want jobs. They want certainty in terms of the education of their children. They want opportunity in terms of healthcare. They want us to be acting on their behalf.
The Republicans are talking about process. I think when you lose the argument on substance, on policy, what do you do? You talk about process and you talk about personality. We prefer to keep the conversation on substance and policy because this is, again, an initiative for the future. That's why it has the support of the National Association of Manufacturers, over 100 high-tech executives, over 150 economists, some of whom are Nobel Laureates, about those who administer to the needs of our children in school from pre-school to higher education.
So we're very, very proud of this. We're always open to ideas and some of the initial legislation was, in fact, suggested by the Republicans and that operating loss carry-back was not a particular favorite of mine, as you can imagine, but it is something they suggested to us, we put it in the bill earlier.
We've had 26 hours of amendments in the committee process. They said they wanted mark-ups. They wanted a substitute, they have a substitute. They want a motion to recommit, they have a motion to recommit. They want amendments on the floor, they have amendments on the floor. But what they have to have are ideas for the future. And we will not, we will not be stuck in the past. And this is an initiative for the future. And some of the initiatives they have put forth are really the same policies that got us into this terrible economic crisis that we are in.
So, again, we'd rather talk about the substance of it.
I salute the president. I wish that President Bush were more bipartisan in his approach. I think it's perfectly -- I'm so proud that the president went and visited with the Republicans, House and Senate, bipartisan, bicameral and every way. And I hope that we can all find that common ground. And I hope that we can have Republican votes on the floor today. But that's not because they don't -- they did not have a chance to present their views.
Do any of my colleagues wish to chime in on that?
Q Madam Speaker, why does the bill, your bill, have so much less energy than (inaudible)?
SPEAKER PELOSI: Well we think our bill is, actually it's on energy, is better than the Senate bill. But we'll go to conference on the subject of energy. But we'll go to conference and we'll work that out. It's, as you know, my flagship issue, the issue for the Democratic majority, the energy independence and reversing global warming.
But this is a first step. They'll do what they do, we'll go to conference and I -- in many ways our bill is stronger on terms of energy.
Well, I have to see what you're talking about in their bill right now. But, Steny, you can vouch for the fact that we made this a very special point to the Senate that we wanted our bill not to be weakened when we went to conference on energy.
Q Madam Speaker, I spoke with a Democrat earlier today who is on the sidelines, (inaudible) who was highly critical of (inaudible) and said this is a lot of bold Congressional (inaudible) getting their wish lists, their pet project, if you will. (inaudible)
SPEAKER PELOSI: Would you like to give us this person's name? (Laughter.) I think I know, I think I know. It's simply wrong. The fact is -- read our bill. This is a bill about the future. It is a bill that will guarantee that we will create jobs, that there'll be good paying green jobs that will transform our infrastructure, transform our energy and how we use it and our dependence on foreign oil. This is not about the past. If there's somebody who's disgruntled, so be it. But the fact is that we will have an overwhelming vote today in favor of this bill.
And that was the last question. Thank you. Was that the last one? And let's -- once again let's thank our guests for joining us. (Applause.)
Source: http://www.fnsg.com/transcript.htm?id=20090128t0483&nquery=&query=pelosi


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Bahrain: 1. What is the current situation in Bahrain in relation to opposition protests and the authorities' attitude towards the opposition and participants in demonstrations? 2. What is the current situation of and the attitude of the authorities towards Shi'as in Bahrain? Is the Shi'a population in general at risk of harm because the authorities have imputed all Shi'as with anti-government opinion?
21 June 2012 | Publisher: Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal | Document type: Query Responses
Bahrain: 1. When was the Bahrain Human Rights Centre established? 2. What are its most recent publications? 3. Does it organise demonstrations? If so, what are the details of recent demonstrations? 4. How does a person become a member of the Centre? 5. Is there a record of members? 6. What are the names of the senior committee members and staff of this organisation? 7. Have any of its members or supporters been arrested or detained in recent years?
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From the time we walked through the door that night to the moment I woke up in his arms the next morning I was hard, I could have gone all night, we almost did and not just horny teenager hard but truly and lustfully rock solid. Like lovers who for reasons beyond their control must be separated, are reunited in passion. We started out on the sofa where as he first kissed me but by morning we had migrated numerous locations and now found ourselves on the floor entangled in our own bodies.
"Good Morning" I said sweetly in his ear, pecking the sweat still lingering from his neck.
"Good Afternoon actually" lifting his head to look through the bay window, poetry flowing from his lips "but morning does bring sweet delights" another kiss. His Voice: rough around the edges a slight slur and mysterious curl to his words, deep and romantic, much more manly than my own.
I remember as he slipped away and stood naked before my wanting eyes -his manly body stretching and creaking into the day- He looked down at me and smiled "You know great mind once said, 'In Africa it is the lion and the gazelle. When a gazelle wakes up it knows it must run faster than the fastest lion or it will die. When a lion wakes up it knows it must outrun the slowest gazelle or it will starve. Now it doesn't really matter whether you are the lion or the gazelle... for when the sun comes up, you'd better be running.'"
He didn't leave, nor did he ask me to go either. I close my eyes listening to his feet as they cross the floor creaking their way through his tiny apartment. When I open them he stands above me dressed in tight black jeans, freshly showered, offering to pour me a cup of coffee. I sit up and rub my eyes again. Before I could answer intensity over took his eyes and he whispered, "Roar!" attacking my nakedness to devour me. You see I was the gazelle, but knew I would never have wanted to run.


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The mission of the Foundation is to develop, administer, and allocate funds to provide the extra margin of excellence for the Williamsburg Regional Library (WRL) by enhancing existing public support for the library. It is not the intention of the Foundation to support operating needs of the WRL that are the responsibility of local government.
City of Williamsburg, James City County, York County
Ms. Betsy Fowler
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This organization is required to file an IRS Form 990 or 990-EZ.
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The WRLF raises funds and distributes endowment income annually, benefiting the Williamsburg Regional Library's collections, programs, and services. WRLF has enhanced the library through the commission of public art and is currently engaged in a capital campaign to help the library remain the community center for the 21st century.
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In 1911, the Bisland family set up the first family fund called The Percival Bisland Memorial Collection. Today, the tradition continues with The Bisland Legacy Society, an honor roll of those who have named the Williamsburg Regional Library Foundation (WRLF) as a beneficiary of their estate.
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Expanded Bisland Legacy Society.
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Our Lirbary - Our Future Endowments
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Collections Fund - This endowment supports all aspects of our library collections.
The Next Generation Fund: Children and Teens - This endowment not only supports collections, programs, and services for children and teens, but also allows us to create new programs that support reading readiness for children, as well as discovery and experimental learning.
Community Engagement Fund - This endowment supports all aspects of our library programs and services, from funding traveling library exhibitions to educational programs and outreach into our community.
Technology Fund - This endowment allows us to meet the growing demand for digital content; to make investments in technology at the library; to expand our collection of audiobooks, e-books, DVD's, and music; and to subsidize our technology classes and seminars.
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Continued growth of the endowments and support of the Williamsburg Regional Library through endowment income.
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It is over 30 years since the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights was adopted yet the principles and standards contained in the Charter are not only poorly understood, but also all-too-often violated in many countries across the continent. Working together with local partners, we have sought to strengthen the protection mechanisms of the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights, particularly in the areas of economic and social rights, liberty and security, and violence against women. We have also played a leading role in supporting the creation of an African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights which was established in July 2006. At the same time INTERIGHTS has provided advice at the local and regional level and has brought cases to the African Commission, the United Nations Human Rights Committee and some sub-regional courts concerning violations of the rights of individuals.
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Litigating the Right to Health in Africa
In April 2013, INTERIGHTS held a litigation surgery in Ghana which centred on discussions of cases, particularly on how to use international human rights law to successfully litigate right to health issues in the region.
Egypt held to account for failing to protect female demonstrators from sexual assault
The African Commission on Human and People's Rights has handed down a decision in a case concerning violence against four women journalists during a protest. The Commission found that the state of Egypt failed to protect four women journalists from violence and in doing so violated their human rights including rights to equality and non-discrimination, right to dignity and protection from cruel inhuman and degrading treatment and their right to express and disseminate opinions within the law.
Mahmoud and Abdel-Rahman v Egypt
The Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR) and INTERIGHTS have initiated a case against Egypt following its failure to address violations by army personnel against female detainees, in what has come to be known as the 'virginity tests' incident.
INTERIGHTS and EIPR (on behalf of Sabbah and Others) v Egypt
On 13 February 2012, Egypt's interim government announced the repeal of the death sentences issued by the Supreme Emergency State Security Courts against three men for their alleged roles in the October 2004 bombings in the Sinai Peninsula tourist resorts of Taba and Nuweiba and the 2005 bombings at Sharm el Sheikh. This major development follows a far-reaching decision of the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights in a case brought by the Cairo-based organisation Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights and INTERIGHTS.
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Issue of the INTERIGHTS Bulletin published
Volume 17 Number 2 published in February 2013 on the topic of litigating the right to education in Africa
INTERIGHTS Statement to African Commission on Human and People's Rights, April 2012
During the 51st Ordinary Session of the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights INTERIGHTS, working with a number of other litigants before the Commission, lobbied for improvements in the procedure of the Commission's protective mandate.


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Echinoderms: Sea Stars. Goals of the lab: to introduce general characteristics of the phylum Echinodermata to understand the embryological differences between protostomes and deuterostomes to observe initial stages of embryo development, using prepared slides of starfish embryos
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Phylum Echinodermata
Phylum Echinodermata
Class Astroidae
Sea stars
Brittle stars
Sea urchins
Sea cucumbers
Phylum Echinodermata
No circulatory system
No respiratory system
Excretion (N elimination) by diffusion
Simple nervous system, no brain
Water-vascular system
A Comparison of Early Development in Protostomes and Deuterostomes
Early Embryonic Development
Starfish Development
Unfertilized egg
2 blastomeres
4 blastomeres
After fertilization & 1st cleavage
2nd cleavage
6th cleavage, next slide
3rd cleavage
5th cleavage
4th cleavage
32 blastomeres
16 blastomeres
8 blastomeres
Starfish Development (continued)
64 blastomeres
Non-motile blastula
Ciliated blastula
* blastula is same size as unfertilized egg
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Gastrula: Archenteron, no mesenchyme
Gastrula: During invagination
Gastrula: Beginning invagination
Starfish Development (continued)
Gastrula: Archenteron with mesenchyme
Early bipinnaria larva, lateral view
Late gastrula: lateral view
2nd opening becomes mouth
blastopore becomes anus
Late bipinnaria larva, lateral view
Young starfish
Brachiolaria larva
Phylum Echinodermata
Water Vascular System
Tube feet & associated plumbing
Used for walking, clinging to substrate & holding food
Starfish water vascular system
Class Echinoidea: sea urchins
Slate pencil urchin
Collector urchin
Echinometra mathaei
Echinothrix calamaris
Colobocentrotus atratus
Class Holothuroidea: Sea Cucumbers
Polyplectana kerfersteninii
Holothuria atra
Class Asteroidea: Sea Stars
Linckia sp.
Maui, Hawaii
Acanthaster planci
Pin cushion
Class Ophiuroidea: Brittle Stars
Class Crinoidea: Feather Stars
Starfish Dissection: Schematic View
Tube feet
Ambulacral groove
Starfish: Oral View
Pyloric stomach
Stone canal
Digestive glands
Cardiac stomach
Starfish Dissection: Skeleton Removed: Aboral View
Cardiac Stomach
Ambulacral Plates
Starfish Arm: Digestive Glands Removed


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Matthew Wilkening is the Editor in Chief of UltimateClassicRock.com. He is determined to raise his child in a world without competitive singing television shows.
Kiss and Def Leppard kicked off their 40-date summer tour last night in Salt Lake City, Utah. Both groups, particularly Kiss, had some setlist surprises in store for the crowd.
The Allman Brothers Band's excellent festival-closing set at Mountain Jam X has got to make fans wonder why they group is breaking up.
Grateful Dead legend Bob Weir joined one of today's most popular groups, the Avett Brothers, on stage this weekend at the 10th annual Mountain Jam festival.
Sammy Hagar battles the Ramones for a spot in the Ultimate Classic Rock Hall of Fame.
One lucky Ultimate Classic Rock reader is going to take home the Super Deluxe Box Set editions of 'Led Zeppelin,' 'Led Zeppelin II' and 'Led Zeppelin III.'
Kiss drummer Eric Singer points out that both Ace Frehley and Peter Criss played alongside replacement members wearing original makeup during their careers.
Frehley is on familiar sonic ground on his new single, 'Gimme a Feelin'.'
The former Beatle is expected to make a complete recovery after contracting a virus and being hospitalized in Tokyo.
Kiss performed 'Love Gun' and 'Shout it Out Loud' with 'American Idol' finalist Caleb Johnson on the nationally televised karaoke show last night.
Foreigner took an already ready-to-party crowd to the next level at a recent Bahamas concert.
Former Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley has cleared up some rather funny misconceptions about his past in a newly released 'Wikipedia: Fact or Fiction?' interview.
In a new interview, Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page says he's tired of singer Robert Plant "playing games" regarding a reunion tour for the surviving members of the legendary group.
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In Oklahoma City, it's illegal for a minor to possess a "broad-tipped" permanent marker. Here's the ordinance:
§ 35-201. – Prohibition on possession of aerosol spray paint by minors.
No person under the age of 18 years may possess an aerosol spray paint container or broad-tipped indelible marker on any public property unless accompanied by a parent, guardian, employer, teacher or other adult in any similar relationship and such possession is for a lawful purpose.