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The lunch hour clash with Veron, Batistuta and company might be the main course today but everyone knows this breakfast time appetiser could prove crucial.
Just how crucial will still depend on events in Sapporo. But there can be little doubt that the last result Eriksson would have wanted three hours before kick-off was a victory for his nation of birth.
That it came thanks to two goals from Larsson, darling of Scottish giants Celtic, will have only added to the jitters every England fan must be feeling.
The 30-year-old hitman, probably playing his last World Cup, took his first goal in the prolific style which one half of Glasgow knows only too well. His second, won and scored from the penalty spot, brought Sweden their win over a Nigerian side who hit the post twice and will feel they created enough chances to deserve at least a draw.
They are on their way home from the World Cup having also lost their opening game on Sunday against Argentina. Whether that will make life easier for England when they face the Africans next Wednesday remains to be seen.
But Sweden's win increases the likelihood that even a win against Nigeria won't be good enough to avoid Argentina and Sweden progressing.
All that, for the next few hours at least, is conjecture. What is certain is that this Swedish team is beginning to come together and play the sort of football which took them to the semifinals in America in 1994.
With Arsenal's Fredrik Ljungberg pulling the strings and Larsson up front, Swedish fans will be starting to dream, once again, that anything is possible. Larsson was a livewire throughout and should have had a hattrick had he not pondered too long over shooting when he was clear through on goal 15 minutes from the end.
That opportunity should have finished Nigeria off but instead the Africans rolled forward in increasing desperation and Sweden ended the match on the back foot.
But they clung on and afterwards coach Lars Lagerback paid tribute to his star striker and his team's spirit which helped them fight back from a goal behind for the second game in a row. He said: "I am really glad for Henrik. He has always been a good goalscorer but he also works very hard for the team. We have players across the team with a very good character."
Larsson scored Sweden's 63rdminute winner minute from the penalty spot with typical ruthlessness. Bolivian referee Rene Ortube pointed to the spot after the Swede was tripped by defender Ifeanyi Udeze.
Larsson had already pulled Sweden back into a game they shouldn't really have been losing when he neatly slipped the ball past Nigerian goalkeeper Ike Shorunmu after a brilliant defence-splitting pass from Ljungberg 10 minutes before the break.
Larsson said: "It was a nice goal, getting that in a World Cup is obviously a tremendous feeling. We had a bit of luck but we deserved to win the game. But I don't think we are in the driving seat, I still think Argentina are. We have got a good chance but all this counts for nothing if we don't get a result in our last game."
Larsson's double cancelled out Nigeria's opener which came against the run of play in the 27th minute.
Defender Joseph Yobo burst down the right wing and drew Coventry goalkeeper Magnus Hedman with a perfectly-measured cross. As Hedman tried to punch the ball clear Julius Aghahowa jumped in bravely to head past the stranded Swede.
It was a well executed goal but not as spectacular as the eight celebratory cartwheels which followed it.
Unfortunately for Nigeria it turned out to be a brief highlight with coach Adegboye Onigbinde conceding that today's defeat is the end of his team's World Cup dream.
But he dismissed suggestions he would make life easy for England next week. "It was rather unfortunate. It was a good game but we didn't have any luck. We hit the post a number of times and I think it was just their luck that Sweden would win this match.
"That is football and for one reason or another we weren't able to score the goals to win our first two matches and now we are out.
"We will still be highly motivated against England. We had the intention of reaching the final when we came here. I know we are out but we have our honour to defend."
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Iranian Transnational Terrorism
24/05/2001 | by Schweitzer, Yoram
The recent State Department Report on International Terrorism (issued on 30 April), together with the Turkish "non paper," showing Iran's involvement in terrorist actions in Turkey, provided yet another proof that Iran qualifies for the dubious title of the world's leading "terror-sponsoring state." Iran's support of terrorist groups is not limited to those acting against Israel in the context of the Middle East conflict. Rather, this support reaches into numerous arenas of conflict, where it plays a role in keeping the fires of confrontation burning. Therefore, the attempt to force Iran to cease its support of terrorism is in the interests of the international community as a whole.
Terrorism as an instrument for promoting political interests has served the ayatollah's regime in Iran since its inception. Iranian terrorism was directed against Iranian citizens in their own homeland, against exiles from the opposition, and against targets in those states perceived by leaders of the Iranian regime as enemies of the Islamic revolution.
In recent years, it seemed that political changes in Iran could bring about changes in Iranian terrorism policy as well. Hopes initially rose in the West that Khatami's election to the presidency in May '97 heralded a trend towards a more liberal and democratic interior policy, as well as more pragmatic foreign affairs policy—one that would relinquish terrorism. In April '97, a Berlin court ruled that the regime's leaders could be held accountable for the assassination of four Kurdish Iranian opposition leaders at the "Mikonos" restaurant in Berlin (executed in September 92'). Following that ruling, European Community member states imposed economic restrictions and sanctions (albeit limited and short-lived) on Iran. However, expectations that these measures would succeed in restraining Iranian terrorist policy were unfounded.
Iran, under Khatami, strove to promote a pragmatic, liberal image—without these changes being more than cosmetic in nature. The conservative leadership led by Khamenei, which is the de-facto ruling party, did not hesitate to exert severe restrictions on the freedom of the Iranian press, including shutting down newspapers that criticized the regime, and attempts to jail senior officials from Khatami's camp. The change in Iran's policy was expressed chiefly in President Khatami's well-publicized trips abroad—the "pragmatic" side of the Islamic regime. Khatami's overseas visits contributed to strengthening the country's diplomatic standing, but failed to lead to palpable changes in Iranian policy with regard to the support of international terrorism. One possible explanation for this is Khatami's inability to tame his country's terrorist apparatus—the Intelligence Ministry and the Revolutionary Guards—which report to Khamenei.
The only change that did occur in Iranian support of terrorism in recent years has essentially been a tactical one. Behind the scenes, Iran took steps to adjust its terrorist policy to the circumstances in the international arena—which is less tolerant of this type of activity—making sure its own actions could not be perceived as international terrorism. Iran replaced the direct involvement of Iranian agents in terrorist acts with that of proxy organizations—the most prominent being Hizballah, a central player in Iran's terror strategy outside the Middle East as well. Iran also makes use of local terrorist units, (for example in Turkey and Azerbaijan), which it trains and sometimes even commissions to carry out terrorist acts against common enemies.
At present, Iran continues to train and fund a rich variety of terrorist groups of diverse nationalities and outlooks, some of which even espouse ideologies contrary to its own. For example, Shiite Iran aids Sunni terror organizations such as the Hamas, as well as the secular Palestinian groups—even Marxist ones—such as George Habash's Popular Front and Ahmad Jibril's PFLP-General Command. Iran does flinch at helping the more fundamentalist Sunni terrorist organizations, such as the Gama'a al-Islamiyah, the Egyptian al-Jihad, and the Algerian GIA—organizations which form the foundation of the "International Islamic Front" headed by bin Ladin, and supported by Iran's bitter enemy, the Afghani Taliban regime. Three years ago, it should be recalled, Iran and the Taliban nearly went to war over the murder of Iranian diplomats in Mazar-e-Sharif (August 98). Now, however, these two terrorism-sponsoring countries find a convenient venue for cooperation in their common support of Islamic terrorism. In other words, when it comes to sponsoring terrorist groups, Iran employs a very pragmatic policy, demonstrating a surprising ideological flexibility.
Nor does Khatami's anticipated reelection to another term in the coming elections this June promise the hoped-for change in Iran's current policy with regard to foreign and interior affairs. While Iranian interior policy is a matter for concern primarily for its own citizens, its foreign policy in general, and its terrorist policy in particular should trouble the international community. A coordinated, effective international policy is required to curb Iran's active support of terrorism. In all probability, only the imposition of international sanctions, such as were imposed on Libya and Afghanistan, would have the power of neutralizing, what the U.S. State Department has termed "most active state sponsor of terrorism still active in the international arena." These steps should be applied promptly, and the sooner, the better.


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Tomoki- Tommy
Onii-chan/Onii-sama= Big brother
Taki-nii= Nickname from Starickya when they were younger
srry I haven't upload anything....well not much to.....I'm planning to end this soon since I'm running out of ideas. I don't need a reason or excuse to upload anything or not too so plz be patient for ideas to hit me.
Chapter 9
They spread their attack to meet each other, preventing the gnawing dark clouds to move any more forward. Takuya narrow his eyes as they look at each other in confusion. Letting out a painful high screech, he stop himself from moving his arms to his ears. Must protect this world. The elements seem to grab hold onto each other as they mix.
"MOVE!" Starickya's voice was heard. The cloud stop screeching and continue to gnaw knowing it was useless. Before they protest again, they turn into a larger cloud all together. "YES.....More power. I want this land gone!!!!!!!!" Starickya laugh. It lifted into the air leaving goose bumps onto the gang.
"Takuya..."Izumi's voice echo in the wind near him. Nodding, Izumi continue. "We have to break through. No...Just a few of us. The rest can stall them. It seem Kanara isn't here and just Starickya." She explain. He gave it some thought and nod to the plan.
"Sure. Who's going in?" Takuya.
"You, me and Kouji. Kouichi has the darkness spirit so he will be the strongest to hold them back, Tomiki can freeze them and Junpei can paralyze them." Izumi explain.
"Okay. On the count of three."
"THREE!" Kouji, Izumi and Takuya shouted. Hands grab them as they flew through. Takuya look to his left to see Izumi and Kouji on his right. Landing on the ground on the other side, Starickya was standing in a small skirt.
"Onii-san." Starickya smirk. "How have you been? I hope I haven't given you any trouble." Takuya also laugh. Haven't hope that she haven't given any trouble? They were in this mess because of her. Because of her they have to move around each day for a new hid out. Of course, they kept all this to themself so they won't provoke her. "Anyways. Ready to give me the key?"
"No." Takuya answer. "You said to keep the key safe. When you come back, I will give it to you."
"Come back? You lost my trust. That promise you didn't keep. Remember? Those long ten years that I have been waiting. But when you come back you forgotten. Even with you memories back!" Starickya spat at him. "I will never come back. All I trust is Kanara-sama."
"What promise?" Izumi shouted. "Takuya said that in his memories, they were no promise. Nothing in it even leads to it." Takuya look at Izumi as she defended him.
"Starickya. Just come back. Why would we lie to you? Kanara is." Kouji said. Handing his hand out, Starickya look away from them without a second thought.
"Hell no. I won't even trust you again. MIZU MIRROR!" Two of her appear within them. Their bodies were made out of water. Looking at Starickya for a command. "Kill them." Starickya said. Nodding they turn their arms into a sword. Freezing into a solid item they jump into the air. Attacking as one, Izumi was the first one.
"Tch. WIND OF PAIN.(hurricane gale)." Wind split them apart. Even with the attack they fused together again. Kouji look at Starickya. Her face was in pain. Darkness rose from her body laughing at them.
"Takuya. We have to hurry or Starickya might go down along with Kanara. You go on ahead." Takuya nodded. "ZWEIHANDER(frozen hunter)" Covering for Takuya, Kouji stood in front of him as he ran toward the short distance to the castle.
"Number two!" Starickya pant. One of the water verison of her jump to Takuya was block by kouji. "Takuya!" I'm sorry......I have to do this for everyone.
"You will be battling me before you get to him." Kouji said. Starickya's eyes widen. Her cold eyes turn kind. Looking down at her hands as the digital world was slowly disappearing in her hands. Her home that she protected ever since she got here. Destroy by her only. Tears slid down. Starickya look around with horror. She didn't want this. Knowhing this was her fault and she was trick made her feel worse. Quilt grow in her heart.
"NO.....NOOOOOO!" She scream. Not wanting this to happen she call back everything. Everything that was killing this world. -Starickya continue- Kanara's voice command. Kouji walk up to the lost girl. Placing a hand on her shoulder she sob more. Outside in the larger circle Junpei look at what was happen. Tomiki look over to Junpei and Kouichi wondering if the battle was over. It was to short to call it like a battle. The sobbing of Starickya was heard as the castle was sent in flames.
"Starickya kill them." Starickya look at her master. Unwillingly her body move on it's on.
"Master.....No..."Starickya gasp. Kouji jump back as Izumi used wind to protect them.
"Your brother is dead. Now......everything shall parish. "I don't need you anymore. Now I have the key." Kanara laugh as the dark clouds started up again.
"No!" Starickya stood up. Memories of Takuya flooded into her again. ~Remember big brother. I be here no matter what.~ Her eyes look at Kanara. "You made me believe that Takuya was at fault. It was me the whole time."
Inside the castle Takuya look at Kanara. His size was larger with all the darkness with him. His laughter was heard every where. Taunting Takuya like a lost puppy waiting for it's master to save him. But no one would save him from here. They all had something to do. This part was his job only. Breathing in the musty air he let out a heavy sigh. Knowing this attack was dangerous he ignore Starickya's early warnings. "ENRYUGEKI(dragonfire crossbow)." The red and orange flames burn the castle. Kanara look at Takuya. His black eyes stare at him, taunting him, calling him to the darkness. Pulling away he bit his lip. Kanara laugh again as the castle burn down. With one swing the arm, Takuya was thrown across the room, knocking the air out of his lungs.
"You think you can stop me?" He shouted. "I'm the most powerful digimon in this whole world."
"No." Takuya said. "No your not. Us, digimon who are strong, doesn't use that power like that." Kanara smirk.
"I been living in this world far longer than you have. I've been watching. All I saw was violence. Everything day was violence. If I end this world, so the violence would end."
"Even if you do, the next one would have some too." Takuya protest. "Everyone fights for no reason. Because they have their rights to think. They are digimon, they are living things. Like humans, they fight, laugh, have friends and family." Takuya said. "So. That's why I'm going to stop you." Pulling out the card from the jacket pocket. It glow. Yes, Takuya-onii-san. Starickya's child's voice was heard in the card. The same voice that Takuya remember in his memories. "Let's lock him somewhere that he will never get out." Yes. "PHANTOM OF THE WORLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!" Kouji and Izumi look at the castle again. Holding Starickya who stood up. Her eyes glow of the bright light.
"Big brother...." Starickya smiled. Even so...that won't kill him. Only hold him down for me to kill him. Starickya thought.
"Izumi. What happen?" Tomiki ask as he ran to them. Kouichi and Junpei was behind him.
"Was that Takuya?" Junpei ask. His eyes narrow and noting that it was time for jealousy. Kouichi nodded to Kouji. His eyes asking the same questions.
"Yah." Starickya answer. Wing sprout of her back, ripping her cloths on the back. "It's just time for me to go." Before anyone say something, she took off. My time has come to clean this mess up.
Takuya look up to see Kanara was still here. Not dead but not awake. Even so, his job wasn't done. Next to him, Starickya jump down.
"Your job is down. Taki-nii." Starickya said. Her body glow. "It's my time to take him away."
"What are you talking about?" Takuya ask. This confusion was the same as that night. Not wanting her to go away again like that he grab her hand. "Don't leave again." Starickya smile a cold smile. Understanding the pain, she let him go. "I'm sorry. This time you will remember me." Her fading voice said. Her hand touch his cheeks. They were cold. Colder than they should be. Flouting into the air she shine a bright white. Takuya look at his younger sister, remember that same night again. This was almost the same. "NOOOO. Starya." Don't worry. I will come back soon. Was all she reply as everything return to normal.
"Takuya. Takuya." The group shouted. Just like that, the story ended and they were in front of the gates of the school. Takuya look away as some tears slid down.
"Where's Starickya?" Kouichi ask. Afraid of the one answer he might get. Knowing how Takuya looks, he know that was the answer.
"Gone. But she will be back." Everything about her in this world disappear along with their digimon marks.
Two months later
Everything was normal. Takuya getting up late for school, talking to his friends, playing soccer, fighting with Shinya, getting yelled at by his parents like any teenage boy. But Starickya was missing. Everything was suppose to go back to how Starickya was use to her. Inside the box of his childhood toys lay a recording of Starickya. It seem she didn't know that he recorded of her when they were little. It was a tape of her singing, playing a violin, playing with her brothers. So Takuya didn't expect nothing more this morning when he walk into his classroom to hear some rumors in the school that a transfer student was going to this high school.
"Okay. Sit down." Their teacher yelled. Izumi look at Takuya. Excited to see a transer student in their class. "Let me introduce the new student. Hina Starickya." Takuya eyes widen when the girl walk in. Her brown her was tied into a messy bun. A look that didn't have a care in the world. But suddenly turn mean.
"Okay. I'm Hina Starickya. I was adopted. Nothing more nothing less." She said. The class look at each other about her attitude. Takuya let out a chuckle. Knowing her, this was her. The girl smile at Takuya. I'm back Taki-nii. Her voice was heard. But I might not remember you.... Takuya let out a sad smile. It was a small price to pay but they can make more fun times together. Standing up with Izumi they smile.
"Kanbara Takuya." Takuya said bowing. "I hope we can become friends."
"Orimoto Izumi. I hope we can become friends also." Izumi smiled. The girl smile.
"Sure am."
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INTRODUCTION: Michael Vick was a stand-out high school football player from an economically depressed inner-city area. Vick received a football scholarship to play for the Virginia Tech Hokies. However, he left college after only two seasons and was selected as the first overall draft pick by the Atlanta Falcons in 2001. He gained wide popularity for performance on the field, landing record-setting player contracts and lucrative commercial product endorsement deals. By 2006, he was reportedly one of the top ten richest athletes in the United States, worth tens of millions of dollars. However, discovery of his role as the key figure in a dog-fighting ring resulted in felony convictions, suspension from professional football, a 23-month federal prison term and personal bankruptcy. He had to pay one million dollars to the perpetual care of the dogs. Scientists monitored the dogs and recorded a cat-scan of one dog's dreams of playing football with Michael Vick (Show picture of dog chasing Vick). Michael Vick will complete his sentence probably in June of 2009 and has already been offered a job. The Albany Firebirds, an arena football franchise, have offered Vick a one-year contract at the league standard: $200 per week plus a $50 bonus for a win. Oh how the mighty have fallen. That contract is an expression of Michael Vick's current WORTH on the market.
I want to talk about "worth" today. One of the definitions of worship is "to ascribe worth to". In worship we are trying to express the worth or value that we assign to Jesus. What is he worth to us? Can we put a dollar figure on it? Can we put a dollar figure on what Jesus is worth to us? "Of course not" we think, but that is exactly what some of his disciples attempted to do in the incident we're going to look at today.
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Like any Thai town, Mae Hong Son has its fair share of markets and here are three that are worth a look for the more market-inclined traveller -- note that not all are open year-round.
Every Sunday, on the right hand side of the road to Mae Sariang, you'll find Mae Hong Son's Sunday Market. This is the rotating market appearing in each of Mae Hong Son province's districts and Sundays is the provincial capital's turn. It's not quite as traditional as some of the smaller town's versions but it's still worth a wander if you're at a loose end on a Sunday morning. The market sets up just out of town on the Mae Sariang road and is open from early in the morning till around midday.
In town, by the lake, is Mae Hong Son's Walking street market. Open nightly (in season) from 17:00 till around 22:00, this is a lively open-air street market which sets up along Pradit Jongkham by the lake late afternoons during the dry season. You'll find snacks, juices, handicrafts, hilltribe wear and other bits and bobs here, plus it's a pleasant spot for a stroll. At present the market only opens from October to March, but plenty of locals would prefer to see it become a permanent fixture so watch this space.
The town's daily market is between Sihanat Bamrung and Panith Wattana roads and is a pretty standard Thai market but you'll also find some unusual Shan and Burmese items on sale, and the food stalls are also pretty good. It's worth a wander.
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To support student learning outcomes and ensure you have access to facilities that reflect the best practices that we consider essential, we own and operate eleven child care centres that are located across the Greater Toronto Area. These lab schools expose you to the kinds of environments where you will eventually work and provide valuable services to the families and communities that they serve. Notes: Students must submit proof of a satisfactory medical examination upon entering the program. Field placement is a mandatory and complex component of the program. Should accommodation issues arise, a Special Needs Consultant may be called upon to assist the applicant in determining whether she/he can meet the requirements necessary for safe caregiving for young children. In compliance with requests from our student placement partners, all students in this program must have a police reference check completed before their field placement. 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Course OutlineRequired Courses SEMESTER 5 semester courses Code Course name ECL3101 Quality Assurance for Early Childhood Programs ECL3102 Leadership in Learning Organizations ECL3103 Leadership in a Technological World Liberal Arts Electives (choose two) SEMESTER 6 semester courses Code Course name ECL3201 Human Development: Current Topics ECL3202 Building Healthy Communities: Advocacy and Leadership ECL3203 Early Childhood Program and System Delivery ECL3205 Internship Seminar ECL4103 Managing Projects as an Early Childhood Leader Liberal Arts Elective FIELD PLACEMENT WORK TERM Third-year internship is a 14-week work experience in an early childhood program, a related child and family service, or a relevant government department. Internship may be local, elsewhere in Canada or in an international setting. SEMESTER 7 semester courses Code Course name ECL4101 Research in Early Childhood Studies ECL4102 Curriculum Leadership in Early Learning and Care ECL4105 Field Seminar III ECL4106 Field Practicum III Liberal Arts Electives (choose two) SEMESTER 8 semester courses Code Course name ECL4201 Current Issues – Leadership for Quality (independent studies) LHUM1215 History of Social Policy in Canada Liberal Arts Elective Course revisions are currently taking place. Course offerings may change without notice. Detailed course outlines General Education Electives Careers and Post-Graduate Study OpportunitiesYour Career This program prepares graduates for positions as Registered Early Childhood Educators, working in partnership with certified teachers in the Full Day Early Learning programs that are replacing junior and senior kindergarten. 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The Mayor criticised the Government's plans for the £34billion scheme known as High Speed 2 in a letter to a group campaigning against the line on environmental grounds.
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He wants track through the capital to be put in tunnels and has demanded that the Government increases Tube capacity at Euston because he claims HS2 will double the number of passengers passing through the station.
Labour mayoral candidate Mr Livingstone accused Mr Johnson of having only "just woken up to the significance of this issue for communities and residents in the capital".
He said: "Reports over the weekend of Boris Johnson's officials meeting government with nothing to say to them show this is more about spin than substance - he is clearly playing politics with this issue.
Londoners in Camden, Ealing, Hillingdon and other London boroughs who are affected have a right to expect the Mayor to act rather than let a year pass without raising concerns." A spokesman for the Mayor today said his comments were "very detailed and considered" and were "pondered over many months".
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Not that the outcome of the election was much in doubt; "You have to be in training for quite some time," as Lord Levene said. Between 1,000 and 2,000 liverymen and other Corporation dignitaries pitched up at the Guildhall to choose between four candidates. The voting figures are not published.
Lord Levene's pursuit of the ermine robes began when he became an Alderman in 1984. He was groomed for the top job after becoming a Sheriff in 1995.
He couldn't have picked a more eventful time to start the Mayoralty on 13 November. He only got his feet under the desk at Banker's Trust a fortnight ago, just as the American investment bank was being hit by the combined blasts of the Russian debacle, the Asian slump and the collapse of Long Term Capital Management, the hedge fund in which Bankers Trust had a stake.
"We live in interesting times," is all Lord Levene would say about the global financial crisis yesterday. As for Bankers Trust: "I told them when they offered me the job that I was likely to be elected Mayor."
The former efficiency adviser to John Major admits that there are big challenges to come, such as the advent of EMU and the introduction of a new Mayor of London.
As for the new Mayor, Lord Levene said: "There will be confusion about the similar names, but we will be doing different jobs. I'm promoting financial services, the other one will be running a massive chunk of geography."
AT LEAST the streets of Lord Levene's City are a cleaner, more civilised places than they were during previous centuries. According to a lively and controversial biography of Florence Nightingale published this month: "In 1855 there were 26 cowsheds in the square mile alone, and 266 cows."
The book, "Florence Nightingale; Avenging Angel" by Hugh Small, adds: "In 1858, London was visited by a man-made calamity known as the Great Stink, when the River Thames proved quite incapable of removing the vast quantity of horrors poured into it."
"The smell was so bad near the river that railway travellers leaving London Bridge station were seized by attacks of vomiting."
It makes the current miseries on the Underground's Northern Line seem quite civilised.
ELEMENTIS, the chemicals group which changed its name from Harrisons & Crosfield in January, has appointed Lyndon Cole as chief executive to replace Bill Turcan, the man who started restructuring of the company in 1994.
Jonathan Fry, chairman of both Elementis and Burmah Castrol, said that the new man, Lyndon Cole, is a chemicals whizz who learnt much of his trade with the formidable Jack Welch at General Electric. Mr Cole, 46, is Welsh-born and educated, and is "very keen to run his own show," according to Mr Fry.
Mr Cole certainly has his work cut out. Elementis's shares have halved since May, reaching a 52-week low of 80.5p yesterday, down 0.5p. They're not alone in that, however, as Mr Fry points out.
On a different note, Mr Fry is also a member of the MCC. How did he feel, I asked him, about the historic vote on Monday to lift the 211-year-old ban on women members?
"I voted against, last night, but I accept the democratic view of the majority," said Mr Fry.
Would this discourage him from attending Lords as often as he used to, I asked? "I very much doubt it," he urbanely replied.
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Latin Americans, however, reacted with rather more world-weary resignation to the findings than most. Apparently in Paraguay, which was listed as the second most corrupt country in the world, "it is considered normal to own a car that was stolen in Brazil or Argentina," according to Reuters in Buenos Aires.
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"Zuri, open your mind," Maz called to me. I was staring in amazement at the snake, mist thing. "Zuri! You trust me right?" Maz asked again uncertainly. I tore my gaze from the snake mist and met Maz's eyes.
"Yeah! Course I do Nutbrain! I already said that!" Was he slow or what? He smiled at me and nodded.
Good I heard a voice say. I gasped in shock. Oh, Nature! Was I losing my mind?
"What was that?!" I demanded.
Ah! No, Little Nature, you may not talk in the crossing the voice chided me lightly. How does he know my nickname?
He's Al'leako, he's is the master of riddles, Maz thought at me. I only know he thought it because he smiled at me slyly as he thought it so I could tell he wasn't moving his lips. I shot him a incredulous look and was about to say something when Maz raised his eyebrow to remind me not to speak. I pouted and he chuckled. He looked back to the lake. I saw him relax and then step off the cliff. I squeaked in alarm and was about to try and save him but then I saw that he hadn't actually fallen. He was actually walking in thin air!
Once you start walking, you cannot stop, Zuri. You can stop for nothing, if you do you will become that which is not. Just walk, Zuri, and don't stop until we meet Al'leako, Maz instructed me. He glanced back to make sure I'd heard and I nodded. With that, I walked forward much like Maz had and continued walking. Maz slowed for me so I could catch up. I shouldn't be worrying. I was with Maz who I trusted more than anyone. Still, I was walking in the air so I think I'm entitled to panic a little bit.
Do not worry, Little One. This test shall not be as hard as yours was for you have entered here once and so shall not become unmade if you stop. Make sure, Little Nature, that you do not stop. I nodded absently and got the sense that Al'leako was pleased with me.
The snake mists wrapped themselves around the two of us as we walked. There was a tangible change in the air and the cliff disappeared. I glance at Maz but he seemed to be expecting it so I didn't worry. Much.
There was a greenish tinge to the fog. A voice was singing and as we neared we heard the words being sung.
"Silently waiting, he comes again. Silently waiting, but who he bring? Oh who could it be, this new being? Will they make it? Will they make it through the mist?" Well, that really helped my nerves.
When we reached solid land (blue and red grass?! Grey trees?!) the singing stopped. The snake mists faded away. I stood and gaped at this strange world. Before us was what could only be Al'leako. Tentatively, I smiled at him.
"Welcome, Little Nature, you did well," Al'leako turned to Maz, "You made a good choice, Little One." There was a pause.
"Um, if you don't mind my asking, where are we exactly?" I whispered. Al'leako smiled.
"I understand your reluctance. Your Nature isn't here and that makes you feel vulnerable but do not fear. Your connection with Nature is so strong you can reach Nature even though we're in a different world. To answer your question, this is the Black Twilight World." Al'leako said.
"Why am I here? What purpose do I have?" I breathed.
"You are here to undergo some tests."
Super, I thought sarcastically, sounding eerily like my half-sister for a minute.


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While wearables like fitness trackers and smartwatches edge their way toward the mainstream, smart rings might be next in line. These bits of connected jewelry allow consumers to control gadgets with gestures, and even check smartphone notifications from the same tiny plot of hand real estate that might house a wedding ring.
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MMA fighting is ace. The UFC is huge now. But if you think the 1-v-1 format is getting a little dry… Welcome to the world of Team Fighting.
5-a-side kick offs tend to usually only happen in pub car parks at a weekend, but now with this team fighting format, they're becoming a legitimate sport. And unsurprisingly, it's popular amongst hooligans.
Here is Psycho-Fans (Chorzow, Poland) vs Wisemen (Gothenburg, Sweden).
It's bonkers, and I love it.


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I sort of wrote this to splurge my feelings after a breakup... she's on Protagonize and has written about me once or twice, thought I'd write about her in the same cryptic and broken fashion.
Marooned in a sea of melancholy,
Circled by sharks of malcontent,
I've been here twice before.
If I bit your pretty little heart in two,
You spat mine out in disgust,
It no longer tastes pure.
Was my short lived rescue,
Only summarised as a stop gap?
Your feelings have no bounds in their hypocrisy.
And so I write mine out,
With the same jarring enjambment,
That you employ so deftly.
I'm alone again on my island,
Our vows to commit are my firewood,
The only memories left to keep me warm.
Our differences are our undoing,
Or rather our own maturity?
A mirror could not betray our symmetry.
And so the sandy beach of loneliness calls,
No more shall my emotionless tears fall.