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Hostel Turist is situated in a quiet part of Zvolen town, only 1,641 feet from the D1 highway and a 5-minute walk to the town centre. The nearest bus station is reachable within 329 feet and the Main Train Station is set 0.6 miles away. All rooms are simply furnished and feature a TV, a nightstand with a lamp, a small balcony and a table. 2 rooms are connected with a hallway and a shared bathroom. A common kitchen is situated on each floor. Other facilities feature free WiFi and free parking. Spa Resort Kovacova is available 1.9 miles away, while Ski Resort Kralova can be reached in 6.2 miles. An ice hockey stadium is 0.9 miles away. Zvolen City Centre can be reached in 2 km, while Zvolen Castle is 0.6 miles away.

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The music curriculum at Fort Scott Community College provides the student planning to major in music with the general education courses and specialized music study for continued post-secondary training in music education, performance, theory, and composition. Students planning to transfer to a four-year school should check that school's course requirements. Students should consult with counselors in planning specific courses.
Fort Scott Community College has a variety of music activities for students. Students need not be music majors to participate in the events; however, they must have permission of the director. Participants perform at collegiate and community events. Scholarships are available through FSCC Music Department Endowment Association.
Suggested curriculum for students interested in the music program.
The Greyhound Band
The Greyhound Band performs at all home football and basketball games throughout the year. Members of the band also play at the pep assemblies. Students interested in joining the Greyhound Band should contact Ronda Bailey at (620) 223-2700 ext. 3120.
The Fort Scott Community College Choir performs a concert in both the fall and spring semesters, frequently in conjunction with orchestra performances. For more information about the choir, please contact Division Chair Dr. Greg Turner at (620) 223-2700 ext. 3057.
The Fort Scott Community College Orchestra includes students and members of the surrounding communities. The symphony performs a concert in both the fall and spring semesters, frequently in conjunction with one or more choral ensembles. For more information about the orchestra, please contact Director Dr. Greg Turner at (620) 223-2700 ext. 3057.


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Rajmata Jijau Shikshan Prasarak Mandal is an educational trust established in year 2000 with an objective to cater to the academic needs of the society in general and Pimpri – Chinchwad and Bhosari in particular. Founder trustee and president of the trust is Hon. Mr. Vilasrao Lande, who is also the MLA of Bhosari Constituency of Maharashtra State. Under his command and able guidance, the trust initially started imparting traditional education in Arts, Commerce and Science. With passage of time and technology and recognizing the need of the students and the parents, the trust also started new programmes in Computer Sciences and Biotechnology.Further, to cater to the need of management and pharmacy education, the trust purchased a land at Dudulgaon near Alandi (Devachi) and started imparting education in Management and Pharmacy.Today the Institute of Computer and Management Research is one of the leading Pune University affiliated and AICTE approved MBA institute training the students in different specializations like Marketing Management, Financial Management and Human Resource Management.Mission is to inculcate among the students the moral, spiritual and social values to grow as useful citizens and fully developed individuals to enable them to obtain gainful employment or self employment.To nourish, nurture and develop the all round personality of students.To stimulate the academic environment for promotion of quality teaching, learning and research.To bridge the gap between academic and practical, industrial and business world by organizing seminars, lectures, demonstration, visits to industrial and business houses.


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I was wondering does anyone had similar problems.Is it a problem with the mirror or it is not wired up correctly.I am at present considering either taking it back to the BMW to let them sort it or getting another mirror but it could be more of the same.
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Outlook Ridge Residences
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|Project Location:
|De Los Reyes St., Outlook Drive, Baguio City
|Turnover Date:
|Unit Sizes:
|53 sqm. to 73 sqm
|Price Range:
|Php 3.2 M to Php 4.7 M
Find reason to celebrate life and more, as you explore the rich culture and heritage of Baguio City
Project at a Glance
|Project Location:
|De Los Reyes St., Outlook Drive, Baguio City
|Turnover Date:
|Unit Sizes:
|53 sqm. to 73 sqm
|Price Range:
|Php 3.2 M to Php 4.7 M
Want to escape the scorching heat of Metro Manila and indulge in the Summer Capital of the Philippines? Consider the Outlook Ridge Residences in Baguio City, one of DMCI Homes' megaprojects outside of the capital.
The condo project is located along De Los Reyes St. Outlook Drive, Baguio City. This mountainside medium rise residential development set within Baguio's pines, numerous tourist attractions and the cool environment, is yet another milestone for DMCI Homes. Explore Baguio's diverse heritage including its rich culture totally distinct from the rest of the world. And savor the pine scent everyday while you sip coffee in the morning overlooking the Mountain View.
The City of Pines could be your vacation spot and The Outlook Ridge Residences is the best place to be. Making it your permanent residence is much better. This unique address is a mountain-resort-inspired community for the selected few.
Comprising of a single building having 6 stories of residential units, the site sits within 4,005.70sqm of land and having north and south wings in single-loaded, double row configuration. The units vary within floors, with every level consisting of 8 to 16 units with basement parking. All units have 2 bedrooms. The unit sizes range from 45 to 54.50sqm and with an open building floor plan comprising of single-loaded hallways with central garden atrium to allow cool breeze of air and natural light to pass through.
Baguio City has an elevation of 1540 meters (5,050 feet) above sea level, making it cooler than most places in the entire country. This safe community has landscaped gardens, Sky Park and roof deck, landscaped atriums with fireplace, scenic elevators, coffee shop with Al Fresco dining, fitness gym and sauna, among others.
The Outlook Ridge Residences is very near Baguio's prominent schools such as the University of Baguio, St. Louis University, Brent International School and the University of the Philippines Baguio. For your medical needs, the Notre Dame De Chartres Hospital, Baguio General Hospital, Pines City Doctors' Hospital and Baguio Medical Center are reachable within minutes.
Parks and leisure areas also thrive within the Ridge's immediate vicinity such as Burnham Park, Baguio Botanical Garden, The Mansion, Sunshine Park, Baguio Country Club, Mines View Park and a lot more. Shopping, dining and entertainment centers are also within easy reach such as the SM City Baguio, Baguio Center Mall, Maharlika Mall, Baguio Sunshine Mall and many others.
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Outlook Ridge Residences is located in De Los Reyes St., Outlook Drive, Baguio City. The Summer Capital of the Philippines is a universe filled with diverse activities that capture the interest of many, whether it's communing with nature or a yearning for an adventure. As exciting as the zigzag roads of Kennon, you will be thrilled with the majestic streams that meander between the mountains. Get an unexpected feel of heaven as the clouds come down to welcome you on your path.
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|Lot Area 28 sqm / Floor Area 28 sqm
|2 Bedrooms
|₱ 3,877,000
|45 sqm
|2 Bedrooms
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|53 sqm
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Reservation Fee: PHP 20,000
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|85% Turn Over Balance Payable Thru In- House or BF
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|20% DP with 5% Discount on DP
|80% Turn Over Balance Payable thru In- House or BF
|40 - 60 ( 7% Discount )
|40% DP with 7% discount DP
|60% Turn Over Balance Payable Thru In- House or BF
|50 - 50 ( 7% Discount)
|50% DP with 7% discount on DP
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|2% PDC discount will be applied provided complete documents and PDCs are submitted within 30 days from reservation date
|30 70 ( 6% Discount )
|30% Down Payment with 6% discount on DP
|70% Turn Over Balance Payable thru In- House or BF
|Closing Fee Options
|Scheme 1 : Cash payment : 9.6% of the TCP
|Scheme 2 : Down payment period : 10% of the TCP
|Scheme 3 : One time payment on RFO date : 10.5% of the TCP
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Description: At Et Reo we have been learning about Market Day. Market day foods and things you would say at a market. Then now we have a little meme about teamwork. Here's mine.
Monday, 28 November 2016
Thursday, 24 November 2016
Athletics Reflection
Athletics Reflection:
*What was the most enjoyable part of athletics for you? Why?
The most enjoyable part of that day was shot put because it was kind of a challenge because I like challenges.
*What are you really proud of? Why?
I'm proud of trying my best at everything I did because I have been training a bit harder this year.
*What was the most challenging part? Why?
Shot put, it was challenging because you had to push not throw.
*Where to now? What are your goals for next time? Why do you want to focus on this?
Doing everything and trying not to have other things to do. (I only did 3 activities because I went to Ross Intermediate)
Tuesday, 15 November 2016
Book Buddies
Description: We have been doing book buddies for a while now but it's been a long, fun journey! I'm still buddies with Bella which is good because we work well together and we like to read similar categories of books which is easier to chose a book. Book buddies is a activator we're you have a buddy, you read and talk about the book and do fun activities about the book.
Here's our term 4 slide.
Thursday, 10 November 2016
Description: For the last past months we have been working towards market day. I'm one of the executives so we haven't really been filling out our slide but if we were making a product we would have pictures of our posters and things we have been working on. I'm a banker so I've done a lot of maths! The maths was simple maths though. Which is cool! We have put some reflections about how the "journey" went. Here's our slide.
Tuesday, 8 November 2016
Sokie sock
Description: In writing, My goal is to Hook the audience with a dramatic opening sentence. I think I have hooked some people into my advertisement about a sock called Sookie! We have been learning persuasive writing. Here's my writing and poster. What do you think?
GET A SOKIE! Available only on trade me! There's only one so hurry up and bid! Sookie is a sock, yes, a sock! But it's more than what you think Sokie is! Sokie is a super hero! With awesome sock powers! Sokie can go anything you want! Even be your BFF! What can't Sokie do? All he needs is a wash when he is dirty. No food needed! Just a wash. Wash for one hour though with all your other socks. Only socks! That's all! So, Get your Sokie today!
Here's our goals.
Here's our video about Sookie. (Advertisement)
(Video comeing sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooon!!!!!!)
Thursday, 3 November 2016
Description: in maths we have been focusing on graphs. I worked with Maria to find out some information about brainfood. We chose brainfood because it's something we have everyday and it helps you think. We have made a survey. Here it is.
Survey: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12iB4pbszJ0iNnetm8IK6ZHo2YtIGBCE20T63_xVh1KM
Feedback/Feedfoward: I thought we worked well together and an adequate amount of people came, maybe next time we could make a survey on popular activities etc
Evaluation: I found our graph easy to read. The survey was easy to do because people was listing clearly and no one rubbed out the answers that people had put (like yesterday).
Thursday, 22 September 2016
Risk takers
Description: In the last 2 weeks some year 6s (Round 20 of us) have been working with the Poutama teachers and some teachers from Ashhurst school. We have been talking about risks. We had some things to order hardest to easiest. We came up with an action plan and we did it… now today we are teachers. We did the same thing but we tout the other kids in Poutama.
There Emails:
Thank you for taking our group and helping us with strategies to help us not be as nervous as we would be if you did not help us.
Hi Abby! Thanks for being Epic risk taking coach I'm really nervous about having to dance with a boy.
Regards, Emma
Hi Abigail
Phoebe here thanks so much for what you did with us today your the best, thanks you helped me understand it a lot, you don't need to work on anything.
Thank you Caitlin, Phoebe and Emma for working with me. You guys worked very well and I enjoyed every second!
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An innovative Droog design by Marcel Wanders – Swing With The Plants is a mixture of furniture and living sculpture.
The seat of this modern swing features a planter on either side, ready to plant with your favorite sturdy vine variety. As the verdant tendrils begin to conceal the rope, the swing begins to look as if it were suspended by the vines themselves.
This modern swing works well both indoors and out, and can be used to grow anything from vines to succulents or even flowers. Swing With The Plants seems like it could be the basis of a neat DIY project, though it would be really tough to beat the Marcel Wanders original. What do you think?


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The hot weather from the weekend continues and I'm greeted by a glorious day as I set off on my daily walk from home in Marylebone to our office in Charlotte Street, Fitzrovia. It is normally a 20-minute walk, but I like to take a slightly different route every day and see what is going on in different areas.
I love this part of the morning, it's a chance to think about the day ahead. Currently on my mind is a local high street café. We've been asked to sell on the lease for a Turkish client.
I meet with a recruitment adviser in Farringdon this morning about targeting the best staff for our future growth. After my meeting, I take a call from a man about the potential sale of his freehold property in Soho, with a restaurant on the ground floor, office on the first and residential in the uppers. I suggest I meet him at his office in Lloyd's of London near Bank, where my father used to work as an insurance broker.
A truly amazing building — I also see the underwriting room where the Lutine Bell is hung. This was salvaged from the first ship to be classed as a total loss at Lloyd's and is now rung ceremonially when there are distinguished guests in the building and on Remembrance Day. I walk there — it's often the easiest way to get around London.
We've found a buyer for the café, but the offer is quite a lot below the asking price — good job it's not a Greek restaurant or there might be some plates being smashed when I deliver the news! I have a mint tea in the Charlotte Street Hotel over the road today with a lady in Bloomsbury who originally put her home on the market with us in 2008, for £725,000. The apartment is near Russell Square and we generated a lot of interest at the time but the family changed their minds and it was withdrawn. I kept in touch with her. Now they want us to market the property again — great news with properties in short supply.
With money so cheap to borrow, most buyers these days keep their existing property to rent out and then arrange finance to purchase another, leaving the normal properties that become available for resale out of circulation, which fuels further price rises.
It's a bit cooler this morning and I'm in the gym at 6am. My first work meeting is with the Turkish café owner. After putting the low offer to him yesterday I'm hoping my cheery greeting today isn't going to be met by an annoyed response! I am in luck — he is keen to move abroad and we manage to agree a figure that suits both parties. Now both sides are happy. This is what the job is all about!
The Bloomsbury apartment near Russell Square receives a lot of interest from our list of waiting buyers and my colleague Margaret manages to secure a great offer over £1.2 million, nearly half a million more than it was on the market for in 2008. The family are delighted. That's a satisfying end to the week — and everything seems easier when the sun is shining.
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embossed in gold ink on black leather insole: Ledgards / 335. OXFORD ST W. / 2 DOORS FROM BOND ST / MADE IN BELGIUM
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Shortened skirts focussed attention on footwear. Shoes, which had previously been hidden under long skirts, took on a new visibility in the Art Deco period. Fashioned from luxurious textiles, accents of silver and gold were added to reflect the light, while the cross-bar strap allowed maximum comfort and mobility. This style of shoe continued into the 1930s with variation introduced through differing motifs, textiles or surface patterns.
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The angry mob outside the Underwood residence is getting angrier. That said, there's always the possibility that the person in the mob holding up the "Adulterer" placard is boasting about their life choices rather than complaining about Claire's. Angry mobs: so hard to understand what they're on about.
But they'd be even more angry if they knew what was going on inside. Not only has Frank been enjoying porn on his laptop, but now Claire and Frank have got special agent Meechum drunk and embroiled him in my favourite kind of TV sex, namely The Unwittingly Hilarious Threesome. It involves Frank examining Meacham's hand wound (caused when he cut himself on Claire's broken wine glass), Claire taking Meechum's hand and kissing it and then his lips. Meechum then turns to Frank and they too kiss, confirming the thought from season one that Frank swings both ways, before the scene fades to black. It would be less funny if they didn't take themselves so goddam seriously.
The kissing was a prelude to something even more naughty off camera that would have tipped the angry mob over into a lynching frenzy if they'd only had a live web feed. Sheez, what's happened to America? In the olden days FBI guys just took a bullet, you know? And is this really the time for unwittingly hilarious threesomes?
Of course it is. Frank needs some R&R after his mauling by the special prosecutor during the investigation into laundering of foreign money, which he fears may bring him and chief of staff Doug Stamper down. His and Stamper's aim in this episode, then, was to throw someone else under the proverbial bus. The most likely fall guy is president Walker who, like Frank, has submitted his travel log to the special prosecutor in order to show that he wasn't where he shouldn't have been. But the president, unlike Frank, hasn't redacted his log, excising the compromising bits. Twit. Quite possibly he's going down. We're talking impeachment, people! And Frank, against the odds, may wind up in the Oval Office.
Who's the road kill again?
The Potus may well not be the only casualty. Daniel Lanigan, the casino owner who helped evil billionaire Raymond Tusk funnel lolly to all sorts of nefarious, democracy-hobbling causes, may well get fingered by the special prosecutor too. And if he gets fingered, so might Tusk. Slimy lobbiyist Remy Danton certainly seems to be distancing himself from Lanigan and Tusk. True, when Lanigan asked if Remy was throwing him under the bus, he retorted: "Underwood's the roadkill, not you." But Remy would say that, wouldn't he? And true, it was Remy who has tried to implicate Frank and Stamper in the casino laundering scam by sending the special prosecutor security footage showing Stamper where he shouldn't be, namely in that casino through which so much dirty money, most of it Chinese, has been laundered.
That said, Remy met Frank in church (that traditional meeting place for badass conspirators to foment shameless nefariousness) and attempted a rapprochement. Why now? Remy's working all the angles because, like us, he doesn't quite know how this thing is going to go down.
One thing seems certain, though. Remy will never get it on with Jackie again after their snarling parting. He doesn't trust her, nor she him, and even though, as Chrissie Hynde sensibly pointed out, it's a thin line between love and hate, both of them are on the hate side right now.
Claire needs R&R too because her sex assaults bill is struggling to get enough support and her media strategy to promote it is falling apart. The president and the first lady won't do media interviews to support it. Jackie Sharp won't co-sponsor it. She needs Megan Hennessy, the private who made the on-air rape charge against General Dalton McGuinness (whom Claire charged with raping her 30 years earlier), to do interviews to support their case. But when Megan overcomes her initial compunctions to do the interview with the New York Times magazine, she comes across as an excitable liability, which may well not be what Claire's bill needs right now.
And let's not forget us, the viewers. After all the special prosecutor procedural, House of Cards risked becoming a bit Borgenesque. We too needed some R&R, even if it was only in the form of aberrantly decoding the unwittingly hilarious threesome.
Pity the poor henchman, part 22
But there's no R&R for Doug, Frank's beleaguered henchperson with a face like a wet weekend in Skegness. He deleted Rachel from his phone contacts, as if resolving that he should move on, instead of obsessing over the woman whom he told his AA meeting was like a daughter to him. But he couldn't. Instead, he drives over to her apartment, only to find she's having it off with Lisa from her Christian fellowship. Now his face looks like a wet weekend in Mablethorpe, which is even worse than one in Skegness.
Achilles, Machiavelli, Churchill, Jack Whitehall
• "Lie after lie – first to a prosecutor, then to a president. I feel exposed … Even Achilles was only as strong as his heel." Frank, indulging his non-Machiavellian self-pitying side.
• "We're not young men," said Frank to Doug Stamper as they contemplated their fate. "If we fall, we will die in a cage."
• "When you're fresh meat, kill and throw them something fresher." Frank in more typically purposeful mode after being mauled by both special prosecutor and media scrum. If only Jack Whitehall was so ruthless.
• While meeting furtively in church, Frank and Remy reprised their Who Knows More Churchill Quotations contest. "To improve is to change," says Frank. "To perfect is to change often," retorts Remy. Never, in the field of TV dialogue, has so little got on my wick so much.


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How utterly depressing, yet also how unsurprising. When more information, courtesy of Wikileaks, is made public about the brutality – the torture, the deaths – in Iraq and the American involvement, what is the first response of the American and British governments? To condemn the leak.
So, some information has been unofficially leaked. Is that really the feature upon which to concentrate? Might not the officials just possibly – in their heart of hearts – recognise that the brutality, the torture, the deaths are of far, far greater significance?
Peter Cave,
London W1
What good news that the current defence budget cuts will disable Britain from ever again taking part in wars such as Iraq and Afghanistan. What a pity they were not introduced by Labour when it first took office under Blair's premiership.
That way Britain could have avoided two of the dumbest and most expensive wars in its history, those killed in the London bombings would be alive today and we would all be a lot safer from the danger of terrorism.
Chris Ryecart,
Harwich, Essex
Big Society won't work
I have just dispatched a small piece of demonstration software to a colleague in Australia, a process requiring me to consult with one expert to ensure I did not breach export controls, a second to ensure that I did not defraud the tax authorities, an expert on software to ensure that I did not breach the licences of the software used, and finally a product certification specialist, to check that the software was fit for purpose.
This is what a big society really means – a complex mesh of mutually supporting specialists, dealing with a web of detailed regulations and procedures, to ensure that everybody meets every obligation all the time.
Fortunately I work in a big company that has the experts to hand. Divesting control to small organisations such as an individual school or a GP practice will inevitably mean that many tasks will be done by people who are not specialist, have had limited training, and have too little time to do much more than their day job – that is, some of the time, the tasks will be done badly. Only, rather than demonstrating software, a school will be forming the futures of our children, or a GP making decisions which affect our health.
In Cameron's Britain, everything will be a postcode lottery, and as with the National Lottery, most people will lose most of the time.
Sean Barker,
I was at a recent meeting in the House of Lords where Baron Mawson was encouraging non-conformist churches to support the Big Society.
The confident, patronising speaker supplied by the Government was David Burrowes MP. He spoke of the "fantastic opportunity" offered by the nation's circumstances, and positively acknowledged that the Government's policy was not anything.
He said: "The Big Society is not a spending programme or a cuts programme. It's also not necessarily a government programme. If you wanted to Google the Big Society and look at an identikit of what the Big Society should be in your area, you'll struggle to find anything. You won't see a government description." I wonder how closely the image of aircraft carriers for no aircraft will become associated with this Government.
The Big Society is the ultimate realisation of brand culture. The prevailing wisdom in government and big business is that they should devote themselves only to maintaining the brand, while outsourcing all components. The less they are involved the better. Control is eschewed in favour of not being accountable for perceived errors. The brand is kept pure by being separate from any actual endeavour. The Big Society means mind your own business – a blithely ironic perfect assimilation of Conservative liberalism and current business quackery.
Toby Cohen,
London SW18
What loss of benefit means
The spending review has yet again revealed the Government's lack of forethought and concern for the disabled. They show no awareness of the unintended consequences of denying people under 35 the right to housing benefit if they live alone.
Our 24-year-old autistic son lives alone, except for full-time care support. Under the proposals he will lose his housing benefit.
He cannot share his house with people other than a range of support workers because of the severity of his autism. So what happens? He will cost the local authority thousands of pounds a week if he has to live in a residential home. He will be very unhappy and cause endless problems because of being with other people, at even more cost to the NHS. This makes no sense, morally or financially.
Our son gets a very small amount of housing benefit as we have helped him buy a house, which he is purchasing using our large contribution and a DWP mortgage support, the rules of which don't allow him to share the property with anyone else. We are grateful that he was given this opportunity, but it appears that the Government now wants to take away his independence and a life he values.
To be a parent of our son means unending anxiety and a constant battle against the ignorance and thoughtlessness of the state.
Susan Kirkman,
John Kirkman,
Empire-builders of Whitehall
Sir Philip Green, in his savings review, may have missed an important feature of fiscal policy in both central and local government.
My experience comes from 32 years' service in two government departments, where I was responsible for the spending of a relatively small budget, and I suggest that there was an endemic attitude within the hierarchy to overspend each year. Indeed it was considered ideal if an overspend of 10 per cent could be maintained annually to support an increased budget each year.
We have all seen this attitude, with local authorities spending recklessly on quite dubious schemes near the end of each year.
Until some policy of prudence is adopted by the introduction of some form of incentive (and I'm not talking of bankers' bonuses) to stay within the budget allocation of departments the "empire-building" mentality will prevail.
Robert Williams,
Brecon, Powys
Naval might on the rocks
If the Royal Navy cannot take better care of a £1bn submarine, I don't think they deserve any more aircraft carriers, especially as they don't have any planes to put on them.
John Krispinussen,
Chippenham, Wiltshire
Considering their likely fates would it not be a good idea to rename the future aircraft carriers so as to not embarrass the Queen and the Prince of Wales by association? HMS One Careful Owner and HMS Sitting Duck would seem more appropriate.
Jonathan Aird,
Letchworth Garden City,
Building a real gay community
I was disappointed to read in The Independent (23 October) Richard Ingrams's statement that "there is no such [gay] community in any meaningful sense of the word".
Accepting the Oxford dictionary definition of community as "the condition of having certain attitudes and interests in common" he may have a point. There is a very wide range of lifestyles and opinions across the population of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people. But what he fails to recognise is the great uniting factor of being in a historically oppressed minority – something felt at some level by all aware gay people.
Increasingly this is being expressed in the kind of mutual support and self-empowerment that defines true community. While Ingrams may be ignorant of such organisations as the Edward Carpenter Community (named after the influential 19th-century visionary and socialist reformer) which has been bringing gay men together for 25 years, he cannot be unaware of gay people's increasing confidence and visibility as a community, reflected in the popularity and growth of Pride events throughout the country.
His comment, which carries a rather unappealing flavour of bigotry, also does a great disservice to the numerous community groups and charities dedicated to the welfare and wellbeing of LGBT people in this country.
Jon Stein,
Chair of the QT's (social group for Gay Men in Totnes),
Totnes, Devon
Most of France ignores strikes
A footnote to your "Perspectives on the French protests" (letters, 23 October). Most of those emanating from foreign correspondents or, particularly, reporters and commentators of the French national media are Paris-based: the writers tend to get a nosebleed if they venture beyond the Paris ring road. And the sporadic urban violence – perpetrated by vandals, not the protesters – does make for better television.
But the protests and strikes are patchy in different parts of the country, and since the protesters are mainly from the public-sector unions, the private sector is far less affected. Out here in la France profonde, shops, offices, banks, bars are all open – and most of our local petrol stations are unaffected.
My wife and I flew back from the UK on Tuesday, a day of national strikes and protests, to find things little different from usual, apart from several schools we passed being closed. As your correspondent wrote, this coming week will decide whether the strikers orthe half-term holidaymakers win out.
Mind you, our "normal" British train service to the airport managed to be half an hour late on a 90-minute journey.
Rod Chapman,
Sarlat, France
John Lichfield's claim (20 October), echoed in your editorial, that it is "absurd" for youngsters and university students in France to protest at proposed changes to pension rights, because they will not be affected for years, misses the point. It is precisely because they are protesting in support of their parents and grandparents, rather than in their own immediate interests, that it is so admirable. And perhaps they also have the perspicacity to recognise the thin end of a wedge when they see it.
David Bowles,
Voting reform without donkeys
Andy McSmith (Village People, 23 October) cites Australia's alternative vote (AV) system as encouraging so-called "donkey voting", where voters just number candidates in the order they appear on the ballot paper.
But this problem has nothing to do with AV in itself, but instead with Australia's system of compulsory ranking, where voters must rank all the candidates. Being more respectful of voter choice, the proposed AV system for British elections, on offer next year, would not do this.
Donkey voting has nothing to do with electoral reform, and everything to do with Australia's forced ranking. I can understand why Australians would "donkey vote"– but I would like to reassure Andy McSmith that it would not happen here.
Elliot Folan,
London N20
The idea of sharing services between the London boroughs of Westminster, Hammersmith and Fulham, and Kensington and Chelsea, is an interesting one (report, 23 October). If they got together with a few more London boroughs and shared education services, they could perhaps call it the Inner London Education Authority.
Mary Harris,
London W11
Perspectives on the cuts
This is no mere housekeeping
If anyone doubts that the Coalition is taking advantage of the financial crisis to complete the Thatcherite revolution (Andrew Grice, 22 October) they merely have to apply the analogy of a household which is deeply in debt through some traumatic economic experience.
Black holes in domestic budgets lead to a period of necessary austerity, cutting out holidays and luxury goods, downgrading shopping choices and other economies. But such measures are designed to restore the home's economy and to permit a return to the pre-crisis standard of living.
No such restoration plans exist for this government. What is cut now will stay cut for ever. A return to economic stability will not reward all of us "in it together" by restoring the level of life of the underprivileged or reducing the costs of university education.
That life will be but a memory. A return to prosperity will, rather, benefit the old friends of the Tories, and the new friends of the Lib Dems – the rich, through Reaganomic tax cuts aimed at the wealthy. Thatcher's aim to roll back the so-called socialist state will be finally be achieved. Tomorrow belongs to the few. Mission accomplished.
Colin Burke,
Nothing fair about it
I am constantly hearing the word "fair" used in the context of the budget cuts. This is a spurious use of a vague term which allows the Government to make it appear that what is happening is equitable or just.
What is equitable about a low-income couple or family losing 2 per cent of their income and a higher-rate taxpaying couple losing the same percentage. In one case it means a loss of basic essentials, whereas in the other it means a possible lower level of savings or spending on non-essentials. Superficially the 2 per cent cut seems fair, but it is not equitable in its impact on family expenditure.
What is equitable about cutting public expenditure on local services which are relied on by less well-off families more than higher earners?
What is just about allowing banks, which we own, to pay obscene bonuses to their employees when local government workers, many of whom work hard, in difficult areas, dealing with social problems, may lose their jobs?
John Broughton,
It's our money
In response to the opposition to public spending "cuts", may I remind readers that governments do not have money of their own. Every job "created" in the public sector is at the expense of a job in the private sector.
It is the productive members of the private sector who create a nation's wealth and who not only pay for their own families and pensions but also pay for the salaries, pensions, equipment, offices etc in the public sector.
If governments recklessly borrow and spend, encourage irresponsible lending, create the illusion of economic growth and cause a recession (like the previous Labour Government), a drastic reduction in unsustainable public spending is necessary. It is economic suicide and morally unfair to expect the wealth-creating private sector from factory worker to senior management to continue to finance a bloated bureaucracy and a false economy.
D S A Murray,
Dorking, Surrey
Vested interest
The Government believes that unless it increases taxes and reduces public expenditure to close the deficit it will be unable to maintain interest rates at their current low level.
As this is the reason for making these changes, it seems only fair to include in any calculation of who is bearing the cost of this exercise those who are deriving the benefit from lower interest rates. I doubt if it is the poorer section of our society.
David Hoye,
Sevenoaks, Kent
Why they hate me
So there I was thinking that the Government's visceral hatred of me was just due to me being nearly old enough to receive a state pension, and having to claim incapacity benefit after severe illness prevented me from working and continuing to pay all the income tax I had done for years. But no, it seems that my being a woman is an economic crime too ("Jobs for the boys", 22 October) .
H Powell,
Baldwin's gift
Because of the spending review, 490,000 workers will be giving up all their income. To help pay off the country's war debt in 1919, Stanley Baldwin donated 20 per cent of his personal fortune. Can we expect the Cabinet's 18 millionaires to show the same altruism? If they do, they'll still be millionaires.
Harry Spooner,
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My wife and I thought we would try this restaurant as it seemed to have good net reviews and is local to us.Well,where to start! Decor is pleasant,restaurant has a warm,homely feel. Service, above average for the area. Food, exceptional, I have been eating Indian food for 20 years and have never tasted anything quite like it. It needs to be tried to be believed, extremely tender lamb with no fat or stringy bits, sauces with no grease, samosas with taste, soft-shell crab curry to die for. We will be back and I doubt that any other Indian restaurants will be getting any of our money in the future.
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Chapter Three
Aidelle poured her eyes over the pretty painting above the fireplace.
"Why can't you be a sign of how the day will always turn out: bright and lovely?" she asked it.
The previous day's sun was gone, followed by clouds of dark grey and the knowledge of a stormy ahead. If there had been any signs of bright blue, they were gone with the last hints of summer. It was the end of August, after all, and Aidelle had known that the lucky days were numbered.
Around Aidelle were cardboard boxes packed full of clothes, books, ornaments, and various other things needed to complete the furnishing of the home. She rooted around in one box, the closest to her, and lifted out a pastel pink christening gown, once belonging to her infant self and which she hoped would one day belong to any daughters that she would have. With a light giggle, Aidelle swished the dress around in her arms, imagining a little girl there in a few years.
Her own dress, pea-green, and whose straps were dainty amongst the medium-set clavicle and looped around the tops of her arms, shimmered in the reflection of the dripping light-shapes from the dark of the window. The outfit, including a jacket, was too formal for a day, unpacking, like today, but Aidelle had recently come across the dress, not new, but an old gift from her mother and, as well as contrasting with her eyes- the natural brown against the vinyl green- to make both sparkle, the dress was well-fitting, leading Aidelle to smile about her well-fitted future, especially if it meant many more dresses like this one.
Suddenly, the latch on the old wooden front door clicked and Aidelle jumped, stuffing the christening dress back into the box with the rest of her outfits. It wouldn't be fair for Phillip to see her inward dreams and to be put under any pressure to make them reality.
He himself entered the sitting room, looking glum, but he did attempt to reflect the warm smile that Aidelle gave him.
Once again, she looked outside, and came to the conclusion, with a nod to the windows, that the weather was the reason for his lack of internal sunshine.
"It's getting horrible out there. What luck that we're inside with each other's warmth, don't you think?"
He brushed the flecked raindrops off his long coat, but Phillip did not respond, she started to get worried; he was not letting her see what dulled those bright eyes of his.
Before Aidelle could say another word, Phillip took a deep breath and stepped forward.
"Aidelle, there's something I must say…"
"What is it Phillip? You're making me worried."
"My love… I have to go out to war-"
"War has broken out once again. Our land needs honourable soldiers, men who can fight and men who can be used to combat the enemy's technology. I, like my brothers, have been chosen."
Aidelle was horrified. In her mind, it made no sense; for as long as she had known, her fiancé was a man of peace.
"Chosen? By whom? Why must you comply?"
Then an anger started to brew inside her.
"What about me?" Aidelle allowed herself some indulgence. "You are just going to walk away from me, your wife-to-be, and walk away from this growing house, to go to a war? How can you do that, Phillip?"
Her lover's eyes lit up in anger; behind the one base emotion was spread lonely regret.
"You don't understand, Aidelle. I am doing this for you. I have no choice, my love-"
"You have every choice."
"I really don't," whispered Phillip, sighing. "It's for you, and I'll be back, I promise."
"What about our wedding?"
"It'll have to be postponed."
"Postponed? You don't even care enough to wed me now!"
"I do care. Why do you think…? If you cared, you'd be prepared to wait until I come home!"
"You don't even want to do this!"
"Don't tell me what I think!"
"I accepted the duty of being your bride because I thought you were less fickle than the rest of your family."
"I am! Aidelle, please hear me out."
"Phillip!" Raw tears streamed down Aidelle's porcelain face. "If you really loved me, you would stay!"
Phillip sighed. Aidelle kept her eyes above his, avoiding the crying heart in his gaze.
"Let's not bring love into this…" said he, slowly.
"Oh, because, of course, love counts for nothing!"
"Aidelle, I do love you-"
"No, you do not! What have you been doing all this time? Stringing me along for the sake of your family heritage?"
"Yes, I'm just a silly girl, am I?"
"Ridiculous! Please, just listen to me," Phillip begged. "I am trying to do what will be best in the long run for you and me. All I need is your promise that you will be with me in spirit, as we cannot be together in body. The war will be over before you know it, and I will be back to protect you."
Aidelle was not convinced. She straightened herself up and brushed off her dress, with its full-bodied shape that swept down to the ground. She was laid out immaculate, proud. Even amongst the destroyed picture of her made-up face, she tried to hold herself higher than her fiancée. But no one can accomplish the impossible.
"If you walk out that door now, I will not come to see you off. I will stay here, in this house, forever and I will not put my support towards anything you do. If you choose to leave me now, you will never get me back. Don't you dare call me ridiculous."
"Aidelle Masters…" Phillip tired of the argument; it was not in his veins to keep such things going.
Aidelle turned away from him and scrutinised a golden flower decorating the wall. If her mind had not been clouded with fury, she would have been fascinated by the depth of the irony; their little future family was supposed to bloom in that house, in the same way that the flowers all grew so wonderfully over the wall.
There was a movement behind her, the swinging of Phillip's arms in Aidelle's direction. Silence gained more weight between them. What more was to be done?
Suddenly, Aidelle whipped back around to him, just as Phillip's hands would have touched the edged fabric of her cotton jacket. She was fury personified, but she had no words to say either. All that Aidelle was now was the uncorked pain and sorrow that she experienced from having not only her ties with a respectable family sliced, but also the only man she had ever loved running hastily into war far away from her.
That anger gripped Aidelle more than it had ever taken hold of her before. Inside, the pulse that she had concealed and regressed could no longer be compressed into fashion and smiles, instead daring to emerge as displacement towards her ungentle man. She swung her fist and it pounded, with a crash, against the mirror behind her, a deeper loathing towards her filthy image perforating the glass. A crack, a golden crack, trickled through the face of the mirror, the shards falling easily like droplets out of the frame. Little did Aidelle feel the blood that bloomed out of her knuckles, for her heart was too much agonised. She didn't see the scene of the mirror dropping from its place as Phillip did.
For her view was elsewhere and she had already reached out to the mantelpiece and grasped the nearest heavy object that she could reach easily: the silver and gold clock. She lifted it high above her head and brought it, singing, down through the air. Wide-eyed was Phillip, as he must have known what she was about to do, and he stepped away in time not to be struck but, even so, he still tried to reach for her dainty wrists.
"Get out!" Aidelle screamed, lifting the small clock and preparing to bring it down once again.
"Get out! I never want to see you again, Phillip! You war-mongering hypocrite! You betrayer! You-"
As she ranted, Phillip gasped like a fish out of water, his mouth opening and closing, filling with silence. It was now or never.
So, he turned away from Aidelle. It was slow motion as each watched the face of their young companion become part of the background of their vision. Phillip shuffled forward, but then turned right back, as if he could not bring himself to turn away from her. Aidelle wished! All the hurt that reigned in their eyes could not change stubborn minds.
"Just leave and never see me again," she screamed, finally gathering the mental strength to throw the timepiece in Phillip's direction.
He leant to, a picture of confusion crossing his face, and tried to catch it; it skimmed his fingernails and came crashing to the ground with musical reverberation. Momentarily distracted, Aidelle looked at it, shocked at her actions now, but when she looked back up, Phillip had gone, and the door lay, no longer ajar, but slammed closed, tight. He had chosen to leave her, his one true love.
Aidelle knelt beside the clock, she fingered the silver hands, easy to touch now through the shattered glass face, and she tried to pair up the broken cogs that poured from the body, its blood, its essence, gone.
Aidelle knelt beside the timepiece and cried.
The wind outside the house trembled in awe and ceased to moan and exist; everything was so placid for a moment, waiting with baited breath for what was to come.
Through her tears, Aidelle did not see the sliver of silver-based light that passed from the clock and up, like a gas, into the atmosphere. The energy of time shook with its burning power and revelled at, after having been kept confined in the clock for years, it was finally free to dance in the stream of the other time that might be.
With a shimmer it was gone, along with everything that Aidelle and Phillip had known.
It was the end of her, of that Aidelle was sure. And yet, the little she didn't know was that it was only the beginning of her journey to better horizons. For, in order for richer change to surpass the old, there needed to be sacrifices made in the façade of insecurity. Aidelle might not have seen the hand fall, but truth beckoned with a smile.


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A healthier Tramon Williams looks like an elite cornerback once again The title of this post pays homage to Notes On a Scandal - one of the most underrated movies in recent years. Anyway, here are 5 thoughts from the Packers' 27-13 victory over the Bengals on Thursday: 1) Tramon Williams isn't Darrell Revis, but he may receive similar treatment from quarterbacks this season. It's hard to imagine too many balls being thrown Williams' way when the pickings should be much easier on the opposite side of the field. Regardless, it's sure nice to see the former Louisiana Tech star healthy again. He was arguably the second-best corner in the league in 2010, but a serious shoulder injury made him look very average last season. With Williams back to form, the Packers will automatically be better against the pass. How much better will depend on what happens at the other corner. The secondary really needs Davon House to return from his own shoulder injury as quickly as possible. 2) I have abso...
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