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I nodded at Ellie as I grabbed Emma, who was playing with her chubby little fists, concentrating intently on clenching them and un-clenching. I rolled my eyes at her and followed Ellie through all of the holes we used to get into our little hiding place.
I pushed Emma up and onto the grass above us, and pulled myself out after. I dusted myself off, lifted Emma into my arms, and followed Ellie, who was running very quickly, but as gracefully as an eagle in mid flight. My run was just as graceful, yet-- somehow, it was slower. It took a lot of effort to catch up (of course, Emma hiding my eyes with her tiny hands and giggling didn't help, though it was very cute...)
Ellie threw herself into my home, and came out with things floating above her. Literally; she had a bed, a cot, a chest of drawers, clothes, a closet, a sofa, a fridge, oven and food floating above her head, moving with her. She laughed at my dumb-founded expression. She ran on, and I followed her, trying not to look at the things above her head; they freaked me out. What if they fell on her?
I spent the rest of the run inside my head, leaving my feet to do the work, and falling into my mind. After a while, Ellie stopped, causing me to come to an abrupt halt. She fiddled around with the grass of the field we were in, until she grabbed something that I couldn't see. She whispered 'Anataki' to her hands, and a rope slowly faded into existence in her grip. She yanked on the rope, and the floor opened up, revealing stairs, and an artificial light at the bottom of a very well decorated tunnel.


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Once Honora was calmer, Aidian stretched his back upright, letting the muscles roll out the anxiety that had built up within them. Squinting in the darkness, he saw his sister covered in mud and dirt.
"Wash your hands and face, ma won't be happy." Gently he led her to the water at the base of the cliff and let her do what she had to do.
A twig snapped but he thought nothing of it, the wind was howling and badgers and such would be roaming at that time of night. Unseen to Aidian, a black shape slithered into the picture, playing with his blind spots.
Honora screamed and the moonlight glinted off two large eyes and fangs that were bared a few inches from her face. The bear roared and swiped a paw at her, sending her tumbling off the rock platform and into the waist deep water.
"Get back, Honora!" Aidian sprung up to the platform and drew a knife, anything to keep the large bear's attention from his sister, "Up the rock, go!" He commanded.
Sodden and terrified, it was all she could do to get out of the water and cower with her back pressed to the sharp rocks.
Aidian jabbed forwards with the knife and hit the bear's ear, making it roar in protest. Bounding up on its hind legs, the bear suddenly towered over the young man who turned to run, dropping his knife. The bear came down upon him, his paws on Aidian's shoulders and the sharp claws penetrating the soft flesh by his collar bone and the front of his shoulders. In agony, Aidian cried out as he was pulled to the ground. He felt teeth slide hotly down his chest and heard snarling radiating form the beast.
Suddenly the bear reared up with a howl of pain and swung its great head round to see the source of the pain. Against his blurred vision, Aidian tried to focus on what he was seeing and tried to formulate the words to tell his sister, now wielding the knife, to run. But he couldn't and a darkness blacker than the night surrounding him swamped his senses and he lay still.
Honora stepped backwards, now aware of what she had brought upon herself. But she was swift, she had seen Aidian hunt; she knew where to dig the blade in that would render it senseless. As it began to rear up, she ran forwards and sliced its neck. With a final growl of protest, the bear sunk immobile to the floor. The silence blared around her and she was afraid.
"Aidian?" She begged at her brother who appeared more blood than flesh but he did not move, "Aidian!" Only owls hooted in response. She bit her lip, holding back tears. She had been stupid and run away and now her brother was going to die.
Glancing up, she saw the horse her brother had ridden down on poised for flight. Gently, she clicked her tongue reassuringly and coaxed it forward. Less afraid, the horse tentatively edged around the carcass of the bear and stopped beside Honora. The small girl took the rope wound around the saddle and tied it around Aidian's chest. In dismay, she realised she could not lift her brother onto the horse using the rope system she intended. Desperate, she threw the spare end of rope over a tree branch and then another and tied it back onto the saddle. Pulling the reluctant horse forwards, as the beats moved so did the ropes and gradually Aidian was lifted from the leafy ground. Turning the horse around, the branches kept him moving upwards in the same direction and placed the horse underneath him. Then she cut the rope and he fell neatly onto the saddle.
In any other situation, she would have been proud of that stoke of insight, but her brother was dying and what she had just done would have made things worse. Gathering the reins in her hand, she urged the horse up the cliff, repeating 'home' for it knew where to go and she did not.


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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – The Northern Arizona University women's soccer team will honor its six seniors on Friday, Oct. 28, against Southern Utah as they make one final push for a Big Sky Tournament berth. Head Coach Andre Luciano and the Lumberjacks are coming off a strong weekend in Idaho and currently sit in a tie for fourth in the conference standings. Just three teams are locked in for the postseason thus far, but a win over the Thunderbirds guarantees a ticket to the Big Sky Championships.
"The best way we can honor our seniors is to go out and be focused," Luciano said. "We have to understand that there is a bigger component than just senior night, because there are a lot of implications behind the game Friday. The most important thing for us is to come out with the same approach that we've had for the last three weeks and have one of our best performances in front of our home crowd for the last time this season."
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-Northern Arizona snapped Eastern Washington's 10-game, two month unbeaten streak on homecoming weekend (Oct. 16). This was also EWU's first Big Sky loss of the season.
-Meghan Dickmann made her way into the NAU record books as she now has 121 career saves (eighth) with 80 of them coming in 2016.
-As of Oct. 25, junior forward Adrian Nixt is 12th in the country and tied for first in the Big Sky in game-winning goals (5) this season.
-Nixt now has eight career game-winning goals, which is fourth in program history. She also cracked NAU's Top 10 in career points (ninth) with 42 and NAU's Top 10 (seventh) in career goals with 17.
-In NAU all-time single season records, Nixt is tied for third in game-winning goals.
-Senior forward Lindsay Doyle is one goal away from cracking the NAU Top 10 in career goals as she now has 11 after notching a goal in three straight games this season.
-Freshman forward Heather Donais leads the team in assists with five. She is one assist away from tying the ninth-best single season assists record in NAU history.
-11 different Lumberjacks have scored for NAU this season: Mei-Te Coco (sophomore), Malia Lyken (freshman), Anna Goebel (junior), Amanda Bennett (freshman), Riley Porter (junior), Shelbie O'Connor (freshman), Carly Gamble (redshirt freshman), Ali Lixandru (senior), Madeline Waszak (sophomore), Doyle (senior) and Nixt (junior).
-Dating back to 1997, NAU is 17-21-45 in overtime games. The highest number of overtime games in a single season came in 2011 with nine. This year, the Lumberjacks have had six overtime games, posting a 2-0-4 record compared to last season's 1-2-4 overtime record.
-Northern Arizona has never won more than two overtime games in a season. The last time the 'Jacks won two overtime games was in 2014.
-Just two out of 12 true freshmen have appeared in all 18 games this season for the 'Jacks: Amanda Bennett and Shelbie O'Connor.
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Date: Friday, Oct. 28
Time: 7 p.m. MST
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Game promotions: Native American Heritage Game; Breast Cancer Awareness (Pink) Game; First 250 fans will receive a rally towel; First 50 students receive a Raising Canes free meal voucher.
Southern Utah will have nothing to lose upon making the trip to Flagstaff. The Thunderbirds have been mathematically eliminated from the postseason and are 10th in the Big Sky Standings. At 3-11-2 overall and 2-6-1 in conference action, the T-birds have still disrupted some high-caliber opponents. Southern Utah's two Big Sky wins came over Portland State and most recently Idaho State, but they also tied second place Eastern Washington 3-3 in double overtime. Ally Thimsen, who recently recorded a hat trick in SUU's win over Idaho State, leads the team with seven goals and one assist this season.
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Points System
During Big Sky play, teams are awarded three points for a win, one point for a tie and zero points for a loss. After the final game of the regular season, the team with the highest number of total accumulated points wins the regular season. Only the top six teams qualify for the tournament.
Current Standings
Idaho, Eastern Washington and Sacramento State are all locked in for the Big Sky Championships, which means there are three other spots up for grabs with Friday's (Oct. 28) games being the deciding factor. Idaho is in first place in the standings with 20 points and Eastern Washington and Sacramento State are in a tie for second place with 17 points. Next in the standings, at 15 points, are the Lumberjacks and Montana in a tie for fourth place.
Northern Arizona would technically be fourth as of right now, however, and Montana fifth since the Lumberjacks win the tiebreaker. The first tiebreaker is head-to-head; since Montana and NAU tied, the tiebreaker between the two squads becomes a matter of points against other teams in descending order. Therefore, since NAU tied Idaho (who is first in the standings) and earned one point, and Montana lost to Idaho earning zero points, NAU wins the tiebreaker.
Potential Scenarios
Seeding – Northern Arizona could be as high as the No. 2 seed with a win over Southern Utah (but only if both Eastern Washington and Sacramento State lose) and finish as low as seventh. If NAU wins, and both EWU and Sacramento State win, the Lumberjacks would be seeded No. 4 for the tournament.
A win – This would make things easy if NAU walks away with three points versus the Thunderbirds. This would bump the 'Jacks to 18 points, and regardless of the outcomes of the other games, Northern Arizona would automatically qualify for a Big Sky Tournament berth.
A tie – The tournament is definitely not ruled out with a tie, either. This could still mean a No. 4 seed but only if Montana ties or loses and Northern Colorado and Portland State both tie or lose. A tie would put the Lumberjacks at 16 points, which means there could potentially be a three or four-way tie for the final three spots. Northern Arizona would win the tiebreakers between both Portland State and Montana.
A loss – With a loss, the 'Jacks could still make the top six. The only way they could be edged out is if the following all three occur: Montana wins or ties, Northern Colorado wins and Portland State wins. Even if just one of those teams has a loss or a tie on Friday, Northern Arizona's current 15 points would be enough to finish in the top six.
The Final Stand – Oct. 28
Sacramento State @ Portland State
Idaho State @ Idaho
North Dakota @ Northern Colorado
Southern Utah @ Northern Arizona
Montana @ Eastern Washington
Veteran Affairs
It's no secret that the 'Jacks graduated a bulk of their starters including four All-Big Sky selections from 2015. But with change, comes new opportunity. With seniors like Dani Muniz and Lindsay Doyle, as well as redshirt junior Missy Kettelkamp, there still is no shortage of experience for NAU.
Muniz appeared in all 19 games last season at defender while Doyle appeared in 18. At forward, Doyle strung together a solid junior season scoring four goals – tied for second on the team with Adrian Nixt – and two assists for 10 points. Kettelkamp, too, brings a strong mix of experience to the table after proving in 2015 she can defend and put the ball in the back of the net.
Youth Movement
Given that 26 players of NAU's 36-player roster are underclassmen, the growth ahead is inevitable. With 15 freshmen aboard the Lumberjack train – 12 newcomers and three redshirts – Luciano and his squad are bound and determined to use what's in front of them as an advantage. Without any one, star player to rely on, Luciano summed up his expectations for this year's team in one word: united.


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Thanks to the stock market's big bounce around Columbus Day, being Jeremy J. Siegel just got a lot easier. The Wharton School finance professor is the high priest of investing in equities, thanks in no small part to his 1994 bestseller Stocks for the Long Run, now in its third edition.
Siegel is just as bullish now as he ever was, insisting that investors can confidently expect to make an average of 5% a year after inflation over the next 20 to 30 years. The main reason? Today's buyers are getting in at prices more than 40% lower than in March, 2000. That matters because the five big market busts of 40% or more over the last century were followed by above-average annual real returns of 8.6% over the next five years. "You're starting from a much lower base," says Siegel. "I don't consider this market to be dirt-cheap, but it is a good, if not better-than-average, time to buy equities."
How so? First, as of Oct. 15, stocks were about 20% lower than they would have been had they simply matched the average 6.7% annual returns since 1801. This is the first time the market has been significantly below that trend since the end of 1994. By contrast, at the end of 1999, the market was 70% overvalued. Furthermore, argues Siegel, stocks now deserve a price-earnings ratio in the low 20s--vs. an historical average of around 15--because inflation, taxes on capital gains, and stock trading costs are all significantly lower than they typically have been.
Current low yields on Treasury bonds are making the call for stocks easier as well. T-bonds have just completed their best 20-year run in a century, running up compounded annual returns of 8.5%, after inflation, from 1981 to 2002. But the recent 4% nominal yield on taxable 10-year Treasuries now makes them "the world's worst investment," says Siegel. Inflation will likely eat up more than half the yield, he says.
Of course, plenty could go wrong with Siegel's rosy scenario. For one, what he calls "irrational despondency" could break out: That's when investors dump stocks again and again for fear of new losses. Indeed, Robert J. Shiller, author of Irrational Exuberance and a Yale professor specializing in behavioral finance, believes investors will become a lot more pessimistic about stocks. "I wouldn't be surprised if we fell below the average p-e of 15, maybe to 10," says Shiller. "That would halve the market again."
Failure to clean up scandal-ridden accounting practices could also prove fatal to solid stock returns. Unless businesses consistently report earnings that can be compared against past performance and peers, stocks won't be worth 20 times earnings, Siegel concedes. Nor will equities do as well as he expects if terrorists attack again in the U.S. Says Siegel: "If what happened in Bali happens in the U.S., then the bets are off."
Despite those considerable risks, he doesn't think stocks will go as low as they did in 1982, when p-e ratios of less than 10 heralded the start of an 18-year bull market. "As much as everyone is discouraged about stocks, I don't think investors are going to let the market get as cheap as it has in the past," says Siegel.
That's why he foresees real gains of 5% a year in the future--a lot better than recent performance, but still nearly two percentage points less than the average real returns over two centuries. In other words, because future stock buyers won't get shares at prices as cheap as in the past, they won't get returns as rich as in the past, either.
Keep in mind that when Siegel says long run, he really means it. Stock investing, he insists, needs to be carried out over a full 20 to 30 years. And that's a time frame that easily outstrips most investors' patience.
By David Henry in New York


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The following are remarks made by Congressman Spencer Bachus at a House Republican Leadership news conference on jobs and financial reform held on April 21, 2010.
Republican Leader John Boehner (R-OH)
Republican Whip Eric Cantor (R-VA)
Republican Conference Chairman Mike Pence (R-IN)
Financial Services Committee Ranking Member Spencer Bachus (R-AL)
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Conference Chairman Mike Pence
Good morning, all. We just completed the meeting of the House Republican Conference. The American people are tired of runaway federal spending, borrowing and bailouts. The legislation being considered by the Senate, which passed the House, is nothing but a permanent bailout and House Republicans are determined to oppose it. Last week, some Democrats said there wasn't a permanent bailout in this bill. Other Democrats, by the end of the week, said there was a permanent bailout fund in the bill. This may be one of those instances where the left hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing.
The truth is, the American people are not deceived here. They see that what's being passed under the cloak of financial services reform is nothing more than making permanent the Wall Street bailouts that passed, some year and a half ago, in the form of the TARP. House Republicans are determined to bring about financial services reform that begins with ending the era of bailouts through bankruptcy code reform and others, and protecting consumers without putting taxpayers on a permanent hook for financial institutions who act in a financially irresponsible way.
Republican Whip Eric Cantor
Good morning. America is at a crossroads and the people across this country realize that decisions that are being made by this majority in Congress, as well as in the administration, are taking us down a path at that cross roads to an America we don't recognize.
The transformational change that this majority and administration have been about have manifested themselves in bills such as the stimulus bill, the health care bill, the proposed cap and trade bill, and now what we see yet another bill -- the reg reform bill. What all these bills have in common is this notion that somehow we need to expand Washington's reach and at the same time, engage in rhetoric and discussion that aims to tear down the wage creators from trying to help the wage earners. It just doesn't make sense.
The president is going to Wall Street tomorrow and I know all of us are going to be listening to hear if he's actually going to try and address problems rather than affect an ideological agenda of transformational change. I personally want to hear the president speak about doing something about Fannie and Freddie and the systemic risk that they cause. We've heard nothing about it and all of us know they've had a lot to do with why we're in the shape that we're in, from an economic standpoint, in the first place. So, I'd say to the president, "Instead of engaging in hyperbole about Wall Street, and the typical populist rhetoric that we've been about, let's start trying to focus on the problems and fix them.
Rep. Cynthia Lummis
It is main street banks all over this country that are providing the credit to get America going again, to get small businesses hiring and entrepreneurs back in business, yet this bill focuses on Wall Street. This bill focuses on bailouts. This bill is a job killer.
Rep. Spencer Bachus
There are three things in the bill that are different. There are a lot of things that are alike. We both address derivatives, more transparency, we all close gaps in the regulation. But the three differences are this: the first difference is they have a command and control regime, just like in health care, just like in cap and trade. They would make decisions for the American people and for businesses that those people make for themselves. The government would manage what traditionally in this country the family, or the business, or the individual would manage.
The second big difference: they would continue to manage the permanent bailout authority long after the American people have rejected bailouts. They're arguing among themselves as Mr. Pence said. Do we have a before-the-fact bailout fund or an after-the-fact bailout fund, or no bailout fund at all? But the one thing they do, they give the FDIC a trillion dollar authority to bailout creditors and counterparties just like they did in AIG.
The third difference, a very important difference that even Democratic economists across the nation said you have to have in the bill, you have to reform Fannie and Freddie. You have to have a resolution of that. If you don't, you'll have another $127 billion or $300 billion bailout of them. They have an unlimited line of credit drawn on the American people. Thank you.
Rep. Shelley Moore Capito
To end the perpetual bailout and "too big to fail' part of this regulatory reform bill, we as Republicans had very substantial ideas about an enhanced bankruptcy. Let's separate the taxpayer from the institutions that have engaged in risky behavior, that are putting people's retirement plans across this country at risk. And let's put them, if they are beginning to fail or if they are failing, they should go into bankruptcy like every other institution in this country, or every other corporation who has serious financial problems. We had an enhanced bankruptcy, we think it makes sense, not only from a government standpoint, but on main street. It makes good sense because it creates that separation between the taxpayer. It ends too big to fail. It ends the bailout mentality that the Democrats are perpetuating in this bill.
Republican Leader John Boehner
The American people continue to ask the question, "where are the jobs?' All they see out of Washington is this job-killing agenda by the Democrats here that is only making matters worse for American families and small businesses -- and this bailout bill is no exception. It will bail out Wall Street at the expense of small banks and small businesses all over the country. The President says that he wants to clean up Wall Street, but when you look at this bill, what he actually does is protect them from ever having a financial problem. Because there is, in fact, a permanent bailout fund here.
Even if they take the $50 billion fund out of the Senate bill, when you look at the authority given to the FDIC and the Treasury, they've got the ability to go in and bailout anybody they deem in need of it, or anyone who's systemically at risk.
But this idea of institutionalizing "too big to fail' will in fact hurt all kinds of businesses around the country. Because as an investor, if you look at one of these big firms that can't possibly go out of business because they are "too big to fail,' why not invest there? It's going to be the safest investment in the world and it's going to have an implicit government guarantee, just like Fannie and Freddie again. This is a bad bill and Republicans are going to stand with the American people, who are standing on their tip-toes yelling, "stop!'
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Sir: Your article "The big green fuel lie" is timely, but not complete. I have observed the huge sugar cane plantations in Brazil, and in my visits to sugar refineries I have noted the vast residues of the lignocellulosic bagasse (or "spent" sugar cane stalks after the sugar has been recovered). That bagasse can be an even richer source of ethanol, and better still butanol, and levulinic acid, an excellent platform chemical from which much can be synthesised that is now sourced in petrochemicals.
My invitations to Brazil have been to discuss how such lignocellulosic feedstocks can be processed to yield such products. I have discussed with Brazilians the felling of the rainforest, and some have suggested that it would be appropriate for the rest of the world to pay for its preservation.
I have discussed with them the need for conservation of soil carbon. Soil under long-term cultivation, whether to wheat, maize, or any other crop where cultivation is practised, loses carbon, and that carbon is no different from fossil carbon. Brazilian scientists have been receptive to growing perennial energy crops, such as elephant grass and bamboo, which increase soil carbon, and recycle vast amounts of CO2 (because they grow so rapidly). These lignocellulose crops are excellent feedstocks for biorefineries.
Thus, if the peripheries of the rainforest must be felled it will be far more appropriate to convert the lands to fast-growing lignocellulose biorefinery feedstocks than to the growing of sugar cane or maize, or soya beans (for which Amazonian soils are not suited; read Emma Marris, Nature, Vol. 442, pp 624-626, 2006; M H B Hayes, Nature 442, p.144, 2006). Utilisation of lignocellulose biorefinery feedstocks is regarded as second generation technology. The fact is that technology is available now.
There should be no need for a gloomy scenario if we realise that food crops should fuel life, and lignocellulose crops should fuel our transport and other energy needs. Miscanthus can substitute for elephant grass in our climes, and we have plenty of sub-marginal land to grow conifers, excellent sources of lignocellulose. And let us not forget that a biorefining industry can lead to sustainable indigenous industries.
Brighton strikes a blow for equality
Sir: We write in support of the decision of Brighton and Hove City Council to introduce a new system for schools admissions which combines fixed catchment areas with a lottery for oversubscribed schools. Together with the new government rules on schools admissions, this indicates a welcome shift towards an educational system based on equal opportunities for all, rather than the privileged few.
For anybody involved in the education system in contemporary Britain, the starting point has to be fairness. As academics, we often meet students who, for reasons of social deprivation and class prejudice, have not had the same opportunities as their peers.
In the case of Brighton, the opportunity to attend the "academically successful" schools, (measured in terms of GCSE results) has increasingly only been available to those children whose families live close to the schools. These areas included three of the wealthiest council wards. Areas of poverty in the city, including two wards which rank in the top 5 per cent of deprived areas in the country, had little or no access to these highest achieving schools.
The new system is not perfect but it shifts the social balance of these and other schools, and ensures that most children have a chance of attaining an equal education. If the council combines this system with a commitment to continued investment in less popular schools, then they will have gone some way towards improving social inclusion in the city.
Brighton and Hove City Council have taken a necessary decision which goes some way towards countering the injustices in educational provision. However the links between economic wealth and educational access continue to make a mockery of notions of social equality in Britain today, and much remains to be done before all children will have the same opportunities that are currently reserved for the wealthiest.
Sir: Paul Clark (Letters, 3 March) wants independent schools to be called "private". Private schools as a class already exist, and there is a world of difference between an independent school and a private one.
An independent school will belong to one or more of a number of regulatory bodies, such as HMC or IAPS. It will be an educational trust (or some other corporation), with a board of governors. The teaching staff will be graduates, and usually have a PGCE or other teaching qualification.
A private school, while accredited and inspected by the Department of Education (or whatever its current successor is), is owned and run as a private business, and can be sold on or closed at the whim of the proprietor, who need not be a qualified teacher; nor need the teaching staff be. Such schools also charge lower fees than an independent.
I have taught in both types of school. Both were small schools (no more than 150 pupils) and in both cases, children who I know would have sunk to the bottom of the heap in a large comprehensive (in which I have also taught) were given the attention they needed, and achieved far more. That, in my book, is giving "children a chance".
Sir: Paul Clark thinks that "each time a child is sent to a private (tax-subsidised) school, the state sector suffers" a loss of revenue. If all private schools were abolished, where does he think the billions of pounds would come from to educate those children in the state sector? Where would the buildings come from to educate them in? Taxes would have to rise substantially for all taxpayers, including Mr Clark. There may be arguments to be made against private education, but for every privately educated child, the state sector receives the benefit of its parents' taxes without the costs of educating the child.
Banks blamed for customers' errors
Sir: On 1 March, you published two letters regarding bank charges. One, by C Moorey, had a lengthy list of why it wasn't his fault and the other, by S Usher, defended those who ran their accounts without incurring charges.
Having worked for a major lender for five years fielding calls about mortgages and loans, I've seen it all. There are undoubtedly circumstances in which a charge or the amount of the charge is unjustified. There is also an increasing lack of appreciation by many as to their own financial circumstances.
Replacing C Moorey's phrase "it is not our fault" with the more adult "it is our responsibility", one gets a clearer picture. As someone old enough to have a loan, credit card, or bank account, it is your responsibility to plan for: the vagaries of cheque-clearing times; a direct debit due out on Saturday but not taken until Tuesday because it was a bank holiday weekend; and for upcoming annual payments. You should also be a little more understanding of the human on the end of the phone who is trying their best to rectify your error.
Increasingly, customers cannot answer the most basic of questions: how much is your payment, what day is it taken, what is your account number, what type of mortgage do you have, or how much did you borrow? Exceeding an overdraft means you have already spent money you don't have and are expecting more. Asking to skip your next couple of payments because you overspent at Christmas is irresponsible.
Excessive bank charges are not justifiable, but neither is having responsible customers pick up the tab for not-yet-grown-up behaviour.
Sir: My bank has a clever wheeze. If I transfer funds online from my savings account to my current account (both at the same bank) the transfer appears on my statement immediately. However, if I then try to spend that money on the same day I will go overdrawn and be liable to charges.
Ruinous cost of pomegranate seeds
Sir: I read with confusion the article by Janet Street-Porter, "Charles is cashing in on our food snobbery" (1 March), in which she comments that some supermarkets have raised the price of certain "superfoods" such as blueberries, pomegranate seeds and baby spinach. The article then refers to eight-year-old Connor McCreadie (who weighs 14 stone) and remarks: "No wonder Connor's mum has more or less given up the fight to get her son to eat anything other than crisps, chips or toast."
I am baffled as to how the high cost of a few items prevents a mother from giving her child a balanced diet. Food is more affordable and more plentiful than at any time in history. Information about nutrition and food preparation is more widespread. A balanced diet is within the means of everyone in this country.
There are families that don't eat a balanced diet. This can be for many reasons such as attitudes to personal health, lack of cooking ability, lack of time, limited exposure to a variety of food. It most certainly is not due to the price of pomegranate seeds.
A rare display of energy from the FO
Sir: As one who has spent over 20 years working if the realm of overseas assistance, and who has spent considerable time in troublespots such as southern Sudan, I must contrast the apparent energy and "high emotion" in the Foreign Office and British embassy over the Ethiopia kidnap to the torpid ineptitude which normally manifests itself when an "ordinary' citizen of this nation gets into trouble abroad.
The attitude I, and I am sure many others, have come across in the past is that if one is foolish enough to go into areas where there is known to be trouble then it is your own fault if something untoward should occur. Should the Government have to organise an evacuation, say, of British citizens from a troublespot you can be damned sure the evacuees will be billed for it at the end.
Whilst I have every wish that all possible is done to secure the safe return of these persons, I would ask that perhaps the British embassies and the FO should try to exercise such energy and concern for all citizens and not just those from their own ranks.
Single parents forced out to work
Sir: Two questions arise from the Government's plans to change the benefits system to force single parents into paid employment once their child reaches the age of 12.
First, will parents be allowed some flexibility in the choice of working hours? Or will single parents be faced with the choice of accepting whatever job is available, regardless of what the working hours are, or risk losing benefits? If the latter, one trusts the Government is prepared for the increase in the number of latchkey children and the associated social problems and risks of neglect - particularly in relation to the level of educational support the Government is requiring all parents to undertake to achieve their school production line targets.
Second, does the Government and its ministers not understand that single parents already have a job? It's called bringing up and socialising the next generation and it includes, cooking, cleaning, washing, ironing, caring, counselling, and many other duties that are effectively unpaid.
MPs and ministers might like to try doing all this themselves whilst trying to hold down some form of employment at the same time. They may then learn, if they are capable of learning from real life, that the benefits that are being paid out are nowhere near the value the country is receiving from single parents.
Football gesture
Sir: I'm afraid that Ian Taylor (letter, 1 March) is an apologist for uncivilised behaviour. If you make a gesture that looks like a Nazi salute, then you have to take responsibility when people misinterpret what you are doing and get upset. To make such a gesture in the middle of a packed football stadium in Tel Aviv simply beggars belief.
Lesson of Zeebrugge
Sir: Many of us remember all too clearly exactly where we were on that awful Friday: the Herald of Free Enterprise disaster, on 6 March 1987, exactly 20 years ago. I recall my sense of numbness when P&O was acquitted of responsibility. If ever there was a prompt for a proper law of corporate manslaughter, this is it. The alternative is that the lives forfeited that evening, together with those on the Estonia , a few years later, will have suffered in vain. Unbridled free enterprise is a very mixed blessing.
Eurovision mystery
Sir: Surely the question is not whether a particular entry from Israel can be allowed ("Anti-Palestinian song faces ban from Eurovision", 2 March) but why is Israel entered for a European competition at all. Perhaps someone can explain why Israelis fight so vigorously for that particular part of the Middle East but then want to be seen to be part of Europe. Isn't it possible that Israel might have better relationships with its neighbours if it accepted that it is not a European country?
Model Blairite
Sir: Jack Ryder's 5-Minute Interview on 3 March disturbed me greatly. Is this perhaps an even more worrying part of "Blair's legacy" than Iraq? What education system can produce a 25-year-old man who "could not pinpoint what the problem was in the whole Stephen Lawrence thing" or thinks that "you just have to put your faith in the Government and believe they are doing the best for the people". Doubtless Mr Blair and his government would delight in this attitude. Anybody who believes in critical thought must despair.
Lotteries for all
Sir: The best way out for the NHS junior doctor placement problem is to follow the example of Brighton schools authority: allocate doctors by a lottery.
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