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I know you're thinking like, "WTF. SHE's HERE?! AGAIN?!" well...for one very special reason I wrote this, it's SHIKAMARU's BIRTHDAY!! SO enjoy this ShikaIno fanfic I wrote for his birthday. Love this couple, seriously. :D
Oh, and I'm obviously writing a birthday fic for Ino (It's a 99 percent chance that it'll be...-drum roll- SasuIno...gasp! -didnt see that coming- SARCASM). But I'll prolly upload it on a belated basis. Im actually banned from the computer. Haha. So, ENJOY!
Just A Promise
Shikamaru was the one lucky man in Konoha who always got a special birthday gift. This special gift was given to him every year since he was two by the same beautiful blonde-haired girl who was just a day younger. Every year was the same except for when he turned 6.
10 years previous.
"Shikaaaaaa" an almost 6-years old Ino screeched. The perky blonde ran her way through the field to get to the tree where the future shadow-possessor always hung out in. Her short blonde hair flowing with the wind as she ran toward the birthday boy.
Shikamaru covered his ears at the sound Ino was making and shut his eyes tight. Noisy girl, he thought. He cracked his left eye open to see Ino's figure getting closer. He let out a sigh and leaned back, he never escaped from her before and he never will.
"Shika!" Ino chirped happily as she plopped herself down beside Shikamaru. She Indian sat and turned to face him, she greeted him with a big smile.
"Ino." The lazy little boy stated with a straight-faced expression. After a few seconds of silence Shikamaru let out a sigh. "What do you want?" he asked her.
Ino giggled, "it's your birthday, silly!" she said. Shikamaru rolled his eyes. "I know." He told her.
"Why aren't you celebrating?" The cutie-pie wondered.
"It's so much work…" the other cutie-pie answered.
Ino made a face to his comment, "Oh, Shikamaru!" she exclaimed, "you're practically hopeless…it doesn't hurt to have fun on your birthday!!" she said to him.
Shikamaru replied with silence. Ino grew frustrated and pouted and crossed her arms over her chest.
"I actually came here to give you your birthday gift." Ino told Shikamaru. He turned his head to the side so that he was facing his blonde friend again.
"Oh, yeah? What is it?" Shikamaru asked.
She giggled, "It's my special birthday present for you, Shika!" she told him happily.
"Oh, that."
Being only 6, Shikamaru still didn't get it stuck in his head that his blonde friend may actually keep doing this till they're much, much older. Last year he was even surprised Ino gave him a kiss on his birthday, but seeing as his genius mind was working properly now and being developed, his 6 year old mind had anticipated what was to come, and told him also to expect it every year.
Ino nodded her head happily. "Well, get on with it…" Shikamaru insisted rudely. Ino groaned in frustration, "Hey! I'm trying to do something nice for you, Shika…" she whined. "You're the only one I do this for, and you don't even think its anything special."
He was six, what did he know, right?
"Okay, Ino, okay. I'm sorry…thank you for giving me a special gift every year…" he said to her sincerely. Out of character, he gave Ino a hug she'd deserved long ago (4 years ago to be exact), when they were two.
Ino smiled at the actions of Shikamaru, he finally thanked her properly. Ino grinned then leaned forward.
Shikamaru who was already getting used to the process moved his cheek closer to Ino's face so that she'd be able to give her gift and leave him alone. What he did not expect was her big surprise. Ino held Shika's still very round face (–baby fat, he was still 6, people!) in both her hands and made him face her directly.
Then she softly placed her lips on to his for about 4 seconds then let go. After she gave her gift she grinned a big grin.
"Woah. I didn't expect that…" Shikamaru told her. Ino giggled at his comment.
"I was thinking maybe you would expect it, so I tried something different…"
"Next time, warn me!" Shikamaru argued. Ino laughed yet again.
"Okay!" Ino said cutely, "How about we try that kiss again when we're ten years older…?" Ino suggested.
"Why at 16?" Shikamaru asked her.
Ino shrugged. "I don't know, maybe so it'll be the number '6' again!" Ino told him.
"Well, okay…" Shikamaru agreed.
Their innocent minds and suggestion couldn't have possibly calculated the outcome of their feelings and friendship that would blossom over the years. They were too young, naïve and were just 6 year olds having fun. There was no harm, no malice, no anything. Just a promise.
Present day: Septemeber 22—Shika's 16th Birthday.
Ino and Choji were casually walking along the streets of Konoha looking at every possible store to find Shikamaru the perfect team present. Of course, they also had their individual presents to worry about, when I say they I mean Ino and Asuma. Choji's found Shikamaru the perfect present—in his eyes.
"So do you have any idea where the birthday boy is?" Ino asked the Akimichi. Choji shrugged while shoving a handful of potato chips in his mouth. Ino let out a sigh.
"Why are you so troubled, Ino?" Choji asked her.
"It's just…" she began but had a hard time continuing. Words kept popping into her head and she couldn't put it together properly to make a good explanation. Choji however, waited patiently for Ino to get her thoughts organized.
Ino let out yet another exasperated sigh, "Okay…" she began, "well, it's just that, doesn't he want anything for his birthday? Like, really want? That's what I wanna get him…" Ino told Choji. It wasn't the best way to put what she thought, but that was enough for Choji to understand.
"If you could get a Mazda Mx5 in a pinch, that would be great." Choji answered Ino sarcastically. Although, there was truth in his words…Shikamaru did dream for a Mazda Mx5 (A/N: as did I, then I realized the car was too hot for me xD—I cant pull that off!)
Ino rolled her eyes, "Heh…if it was that easy my garage would be loaded with Audi's, BMW's Ferrari's and Porsche's…" she in turn comically replied. She let out yet another troubled sigh. Ino and Choji were now walking past Ichiraku Ramen, where they spotted Kiba and Naruto chatting it up animatedly.
"But, seriously Ino, you don't have to get Shikamaru the flashiest present in the world…" he told her, "no one really knows what the best present for Shikamaru might be, who knows, it could be a well devised, well written letter, or…a personalized. Special handkerchief…or maybe just letting him know that you're his bestfriend…" Choji suggested.
Ino grinned a big grin and hugged Choji, "Oh, no one can argue or say anything about it, honestly. Choji, you're the best…ever! There's no other way to say it!" Ino praised her chubby friend. Choji chuckled and thanked her.
When they let go of the hug and began walking toward the Barbecue shop where they'd end up hanging out, and where Asuma made reservations, Ino took the liberty of picking Shikamaru up.
"So, I'm getting Shikamaru…" Ino stated.
"And I'm gonna go look for Asuma-sensei." Choji told her.
"Then we all meet up here." The two remaining members of Team Asuma said in unison. The two went off on their separate ways.
Ino groaned when she began looking for Shikamaru. That lazy ass could be anywhere she whined. She decided to look for him in his usual cloud-gazing spot, above on the roof where he first hung out with Choji…
When Ino arrived, it was empty. Shikamaru wasn't there.
'Hmmm…that's interesting, he isn't here…' she thought as she cupped her chin with her hand. Ino shrugged and thought about the other places he might possibly be in. Could he have a mission on his birthday, maybe he's in the Hokage Tower…she thought.
She then absentmindedly wandered around the main road and then turned and saw Shikamaru's house, she slapped herself on the forehead, 'why didn't I think of his oh so humble abode?' she tormented her stupidity with sarcasm.
She knocked on the door and Shikaku Nara answered.
Ino greeted her godfather with a big bright smile.
"Ino, my dear!" he exclaimed.
"Good afternoon, uncle Shikaku." She greeted and cheeked-to-cheeked with him.
"What brings you here?" he asked.
"Oh, looking for the birthday boy…" Ino answered indifferently. Shikaku chuckled.
"Oh well, he isn't here right now…why? Come to give him your yearly birthday present?" Shikamaru's father said smugly, implying many things.
Ino blushed then laughed lightly, "Well…that and we have lunch with Asuma-sensei and Choji." Ino told him.
Shikaku nodded, "Do you have any idea where he is?" Ino asked.
"I heard him say something about the field…I think." He answered her.
"OH!" Ino said clapping her hands together. Ino grinned extra big—happily. Ugh! Yeah, I totally forgot that he hangs out there…ah, stupid Ino! She beat herself esteem up, again.
"Thanks uncle Shikaku!" Ino said running off, "anytime!" he waved.
She jogged her way all the way to the field where Shikaku Nara spoke of, and true enough there the birthday boy was, lying peacefully and watching the clouds under a big oak tree.
Ino ran happily up to him when she saw his figure lying down on the grass.
"SHIKA!" she exclaimed when she was right beside him. He peaked with one eye and raised his eyebrow, but didn't move from his position. Then he closed his eyes again.
"Hey, Ino…" he spoke, but did not look at here.
Ino huffed then sat herself beside her lazy friend. "Are we having this conversation again?" She questioned him.
"Maybe…" answered.
"Every year, Shika…" Ino whined.
"Then you already know what's going to happen, so let's just skip everything, and let's just get to the end where I get to lie here in peace…" Shikamaru told her.
Ino rolled her eyes, "You can be such an unfeeling jerk, you know that."
"Ouch. And on my birthday…"
"Oohh…sarcasm!" Ino countered back.
Shikamaru slowly opened his eyes, and just as slowly sat up and faced Ino. "Ino, what's the deal? Why're you upset?" he asked her full of concern.
Ino let out a sigh, "I don't know how you manage to do it, but you always somehow find a way to make me miserable everytime I want to do something nice for you on your birthday. Do I bother you that much, Shika?" Ino asked her bestfriend. Shikamaru sighed.
"Come on Ino, you know everything's a drag for me, and you're being dramatic again…you know how I am…" Shikamaru told her.
"Yeah, I do. But I keep hoping that even for just one day, you'll show some enthusiasm for…something!" she told him. Shikamaru scratched the back of his head.
"Ino, this is such a drag…"
He sighed, "alright, look, I'm sorry…it's just the way I am…now let me initiate the first step to say, come on, let's go to lunch already…I bet Asuma and Choji are sitting and ordering already…" Shikamaru said standing up and holding out his hand to help Ino up. She looked up at him, rolled her eyes, took his hand and she too, got up.
"Look, it's the same routine, you say sorry and I forgive you…" Ino cut him off. Shikamaru laughed at what she said but Ino remained gloomy at their annual routine.
"But you're tired of it, right?" Shikamaru said after awhile. Ino nodded. Shikamaru let out a huge sigh and took Ino in his arms and gave her a big hug.
"Ino, I really am sorry for being as lazy as I am…you're much too energetic for me, don't let me drag you down. But I promise I'll be little more enthusiastic on our birthdays…" he promised her.
Ino was smiling when he let her go. And Shikamaru smiled back…
"Really? Promise?"
"I promise." Shikamaru told her, then hugged her again a bit closer and kissed her forehead. Ino smiled widely then thanked Shika.
"You're welcome. So, are we going?" Shikamaru asked. Ino nodded, she was first to step and Shikamaru followed. When they took about a good four steps Ino whirled around and said, "Oh! Shikmaru…"
He stopped in his tracks as he was just a few inches away from her, "Yeah, Ino?" he asked her.
"Before I forget…" she began, then Shikamaru raised his eyebrow.
Ino then leaned in and kissed him lightly on the lips. This time it lasted about half a minute.
Then she leaned back with an angelic, yet satisfied smile on her face, "Happy Birthday." She told him. Shikamaru looked confused.
"That was my promise." She stated, "Ten years from your 6th birthday." She told him.
Shikamaru grinned, "I thought you might've forgotten…" he told her. Ino giggled, "I never forget any of our promises, Shika…they're all too important to me…" she told him. He chuckled, "I see. I don't forget either, at least I try not to…"
"Haha…well, that's settled then." Ino stated, and Shikamaru nodded. They stared at each other for awhile, even though they knew they had to go and that the moment ended, they were still waiting for something.
"Hug it out?" Ino suggested.
The blonde giggled as she tightly hugged her bestfriend.
"Love you, Shika…always." She told him.
"Yeah, love you too, Ino…always have…" he said. Ino blushed when Shikamaru spoke to her and then after a tighter grip, she loosened her hug on him and leaned back. Ino then put her forehead to Shikamaru's and looked him seriously in the eye and spoke,
"Shikamaru…this is our 16th Birthday promise…" she began, "whether as bestfriend, or possibly lovers…" they both blushed at that comment, "or teammates or allies…together forever." Ino stated. Shikamaru smiled at that.
"I wouldn't want it any other way…" he told her.
"So, it's official." She said.
"Yeah. I promise." Shikamaru said. Ino smiled then snaked her arms around his neck, at the same time Shikamaru wrapped his arms around her waist. They both leaned in for what could only be called a lover's kiss, not a 'special' birthday present anymore…it was more than that.
So on their 16th birthday, their promise of together forever was sealed with a kiss.
So, what'd you think?! :D I was actually debating with many titled like 'Sealed With A Kiss' or 'Forever's Promise' or something like that...but I went with what I planned originally, 'Just A Promise...' if you'd like me to change it, I could. :D
So, I love reviews...and to all ShikaIno fans...I hope you liked it!! I'm a SasuIno writer and I worked real hard to make this cute! :)
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - July 5, 1983, New Braunfels, Texas Scouting moves to separation of boys, girls KANANASKIS COUNTRY, Alberta (AP) — One of every 20 persona arriving for the 15th World Scout Jamboree is female, but the grandson of the movement's founder sees boys and girls once again going their separate ways in scouting. "Social morals go in circles. Morality is coming back and, equally, segregation (of boys and girls) is coming back again," Lord Robert Baden-Powell said Monday. Baden* Powell, 46, whose grandfather founded scouting in 1906, heads a coeducational troop in Guilford, England. Baden-Powell said his grandfather was "shocked at seeing the first troop of girl scouts, because it never occurred to him that little girls would want to play the game of scouts." While troops in the United States and Canada generally are not mixed, several countries sent coeducational delegations. About half the 13,600 scouts registered for the jamboree had arrived by late Monday in this rugged country in the Canadian Rockies, about 50 miles west of Calgary, and the rest were expected today. In preparation for Wednesday's ceremonial opening, scouts set up tents and pursued the jamboree tradition of trading patches identifying their home nations. They seemed oblivious to some political maneuvering behind the scenes. Taiwan abruptly dropped its plans to send 20 scouts because Canada, the host nation, recognizes the People's Republic of China as the only China. Because of political tensions at home, efforts also were made to separate Israeli and Arab tent sites and those of Northern Ireland from other United Kingdom delegations. While Baden-Powell said he sympathized with jamboree organizers trying to reduce possible friction, he believed children "couldn't care less" about adult politics. The founder would not have fought boy-girl scout troops, nor would he have been surprised that politics sometimes interfered with scouting, Baden-Powell said. On a trip to pre-revolutionary Russia, the movement's founder saw how the czar used scouts as an arm of government, his grandson said. Baden-Poweil's lordship was given first to his grandfather for his scouting work and has been passed from generation to generation. All three generations have been active in scouting. "Given the choice, I would rather not have the name (title), because it is so much responsibility. I just have so much time and my business takes me out of the country so much," he said. Baden-Powell, a currency broker, said, nonetheless, that on reading his grandfather's book, "Scouting for Boys," "I wanted to run out of the house and start up a scout troop right out." The first l/>rd Baden-Powell, a British army officer and hero of the Boer War, "had an idea of how boys could help themselves," his grandson said. "He realized that if you had young people growing up with adult responsibilities, they could help themselves tremendously." Governing party of Mexico admits defeat MEXICO CITY (AP) - The government's party acknowledged a major defeat in elections in northern Chihuahua state, but claimed sweeping victories in balloting for mayors and congressmen in four other states. Returns broadcast Monday by the government television network from the northern state of Chihuahua showed the governing Institutional Revolutionary Party, known by its initials PRI, was losing by a wide margin to the opposition National Action Party — PAN — in the state capital's race for mayor. The government television network quoted Guillermo Prieto, Chihuahua state president of the PAN, as saying his conservative party had won at least nine other mayoralties in Sunday's elections, in addition to the capital Chihuahua City, an urban center of 390,000 people. Prieto claimed the PAN had won by more than 2-to-l in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico's fifth largest city, across the border from El Paso. But government sources said Ciudad Juarez returns indicated a much closer race. By Monday night less than 50 percent of the Chihuahua ballots had been counted and results in. Cu|dad Juarez and other cities across the sprawling state were still uncertain, the sources said. The PAN is the largest of Mexico's opposition parties. The leftist United Socialist Party reportedly trailed a distant third in the Chihuahua voting The government network reported decisive victories for the PRI in the states of Durango, Campeche, Michoacan and Zacatecas. The reports could not be independently confirmed, however, and PAN spokesmen claimed their party had won in the state capital of Durango by a landslide. The elections are viewed as a major test of the PRI's strength seven months after President Miguel de la Madrid took office with a pledge to carry out what he called the "moral renovation'' of Mexico. Strict import controls and other austerity measures imposed by de la Madrid to combat Mexico's worst recession since the 1930's have been widely criticized by both leftist and conservative politicians. The PRI lias been the governing party in Mexico for 54 years. Murder suspect flees before police arrival HOUSTON (AP) - A 20-year-old parolee accused with two others of fatally stabbing four young men during the robbery of a popular amusement center fled from his girlfriend's house moments before officers arrived, authorities said. Wharton County sheriff's officers were still looking today for Kenneth Ray Ransom, who reportedly was seen in Wharton on Sunday. Wharton has been charged with capital murder. Meanwhile, the other two suspects, arrested less than a day after the murders, have shown no remorse about the killings, police say. Richard James Wilkerson, 19, and his cousin, James Edward Randall, 16, signed "businesslike" confessions Monday and outlined their roles in the murders of four employees at Malibu Grand Prix, said Detective J.C. Tbs confessions of Wilkerson and Randall revealed teat the slayings wore premeditated, Mosier said. The suspects even had planned how they would separate the employees to make the killings more efficient and -aw*"**— the victims' chances of restating, hi said. Wilkerson, who before his firing last month from the games park was a supervisor of three of the four victims, was charged with capital murder and ordered held without heil. Wilkerson'! cousin, James Edward Randall, 16, was being held at the Harris County Juvenile Probation Department. Authorities said they would ask a juvenile court judge today to certify him as an adult so he can be charged formally for his alleged role in the crime and murders. Ransom, who was paroled from the Texas Department of Corrections last October after serving 19 months of a four-year sentence for auto theft, was spotted at his girlfriend's house in Wharton, about IO miles southwest of Houston, but eluded officers. Investigators said Ransom apparently saw officers in the neighborhood and escaped before they got to the house. "Eventually we're going to get him," homicide U. H.W. Kersten said Monday. The bodies of the four employees were discovered Friday morning at the arcade. Detective Taro Ladd said the three suspects allegedly entered the entertainment center shortly after midnight Thursday, looted a safe and cash drawers and killed four employees after a violent struggle.Pilots train to see dangers of altitude PEASE AIR FORCE BASE, N.H. (AP) - The world at 35,000 feet is a giddy, dangerous (dace where euphoria can give way to suffocation in seconds. In the thin air seven miles above the earth, oxygen deficiency — known as hypoxia — can begin with a sense of wellbeing, then befuddle its victim with confused, pleasant thoughts. Death follows quickly. Each day, Air Force pilots are sent into this potentially deadly atmosphere — without leaving the ground. The Air Force maintains high altitude chambers at Pease and 16 other air bases around the country to train and reacquaint flyers with the subtle symptoms of hypoxia and other hazards of high altitude flying. The .sessions, including classroom training and a two-hour chamber "flight," are part of a growing awareness that physical training, diet and psychological factors are as important to a pilot as a well-maintained aircraft. "Back in the '60s the pilot was worried about his equipment. We didn't really know how important the human factors were," says Capt. Ernest Pritchard, head of the Pease training unit. "Now we're on the leading edge of technology and we're beginning to test those limits in human factors." The need for such training was illustrated in May when a West German executive jet with a crew of three mysteriously flew 1,600 miles off course and crashed into the North Atlantic. The I>earjet 25D was on a flight from Vienna to Hamburg when it failed to land and continued on at 43,000 feet while ground controllers and chase planes tried without success to contact the crew. The plane apparently ran out of fuel arid crashed 200 miles south of Iceland Officials theorize the crew was long dead — the victims of a malfunctioning oxygen system. A similar mystery claimed the life of Louisiana State University football coach Robert * Bo" Rein in 1980. Rein was in a private plane flying from Shreveport to Baton Rouge. The plane climbed to 41.000 feet, then fell into the Atlantic, 1,400 miles off course. Officials said the accident may also have been caused by a gradual hypoxia that civilian pilots are not trained to recognize. To help flyers spot the symptoms. the Air Force has its pilots strap on oxygen masks and sit in the special chamber that can duplicate conditions in the stratosphere. Air is pumped out. bringing the chamber to the equivalent of 35.000 feet The chamber is then brought down to 25,000 feet, and the flyers are asked to remove their masks. At first there are no obvious signs. Breathing is easy; the class turns its attention to s page of math and logic problems. But after a minute a certain lightheaded feeling appears, followed by a tingling sensation and visual changes. These early symptoms are followed by more serious ones. But lack of coordination, numbness and tunnel vision can be belied by a sense of well being. The students are all smiles; if left unattended they would be unconscious in three lo five minutes. The chamber's attendants, wearing masks and trailing air hoses, don't let things get that far. "How are you doing, No. 4," an attendant asks an Air National Guard captain who is studying his math problems with great concentration. "Pretty good," the captain answers, with a wide grin. Hypoxia isn't the only hazard of high altitude flight. As the air in the chamber thins, air and trapped gases in the human body expand. This is most embarrassingly noticable in the lower intestinal tract. Instructors stress the dangers of consuming carbonated beverages and gaseous foods There have been cases where a sudden (^pressurization in an aircraft's catan has doubled a pilot over in pain, leaving him incapable of flying the plane There are more dramatic demonstrations. The lights are dimmed and cards of dull hues of red, green and blue are handed out. When the gas masks are strapped back on, the colors become vivid — graphic proof that oxygen improves color perception. 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Oil & Gas/Fact & Fiction Series
Energy Policy: The administration claims there's no "silver bullet" to lower gas prices and that they've kept rising in the face of higher domestic production, as if the law of supply and demand has suddenly been repealed.
It hasn't, and increased production on private and state lands doesn't blunt the impact on prices when 94% of federal onshore lands and 97% of federal offshore lands are off-limits to oil and gas drilling.
A key factor in gas prices is and always has been future supplies and potential disruptions to those supplies.
Another is the fact that we are the only major nation to deliberately limit domestic oil production even as war clouds and unstable governments place foreign sources in jeopardy.
We saw the effect of supply on oil and gas prices when oil prices fell by $2 a barrel overnight on a mere rumor that the U.S. and Britain might jointly tap their reserves.
On Monday, oil prices fell 2% as revived talks on Iran's nuclear program eased fears of supply disruptions. Imagine the effect on oil and gas prices tomorrow if President Obama opened all federal lands and our vast reserves to oil and gas drilling.
After a brief rise in offshore oil production thanks to Bush administration policies, domestic production on federal lands has declined under Obama by 275,000 barrels per day from its 2010 peak and by 17,000 barrels a day since he took office in January 2009, according to a Congressional Research Service report.
The Institute for Energy Research reports that crude oil and lease condensate production on federal and Indian lands is 13% lower than in fiscal year 2010.
In 2008, in response to record-high gasoline prices, both Congress and President Bush lifted the decades-long ban on offshore drilling. This opened the entire Pacific and Atlantic Coast to new offshore drilling.
When President Obama took office, the price of gasoline was $1.79 a gallon.
Look where it is now after he reversed Bush's policy and restored the ban.
Under Obama, the American Petroleum Institute notes, leases on federal lands in the West are down 44%, while permits and new well drilling are both down 39% compared with 2007 levels.
In the wake of the BP oil spill, Obama shut down most Gulf of Mexico drilling and even after the moratorium was officially lifted, it continued through a glacial permitting process.
There's been a 57% drop in monthly deep-water permits over the last three years, according to the Greater New Orleans Gulf Permit Index.
Only 2.2% of federal offshore land is currently being leased for production, not to mention the 10 billion barrels locked up in the Arctic National Wildlife Reserve, where drilling would take place on just 2,000 of 19 million acres.
Out West, we may have what could be called a "Persia on the Plains." A Rand Corp. study says the Green River Formation, which covers parts of Colorado, Utah and Wyoming, has the largest known oil shale deposits in the world, holding from 1.5 trillion to 1.8 trillion barrels of crude.
This is four times the proven oil reserves of Saudi Arabia. Most of it is all locked up by federal edict.
The president counts oil among the energy sources of the past. Yet the Congressional Research Service reports the U.S. has at least 163 billion barrels of recoverable oil — enough oil to meet all U.S. needs without importing any oil for more than 50 years. As technology advances, so do our "proven" reserves. Sounds like an energy source of the future to us.
Lifting our domestic drilling ban would dramatically lower prices.
It would also keep our money here instead of going overseas in what has been called the greatest transfer of wealth among nations in human history.


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Student Voices: Lessons Learned from MBA@UNC (Part Two)
My first year in the MBA@UNC program has been incredibly enlightening. In my last post, I reflected on some things I wish I had known going in to the program. Reevaluating my notions of time management, rallying the support of my friends and family and opening my mind to new learning experiences made this first year a positive one.
But what about learning in the online classroom? For many of us, this is the most significant change from how we've attended class in the past. Here are some things to keep in mind as you approach MBA@UNC's online learning platform.
1. You're always in the front row.
Our weekly live classes offer a unique glimpse into each other's lives. And with 10 weeks of 90-minute lectures, we have all been guilty of checking out what's going on in the background of each other's video feeds. Be it an errant pet (or significant other) or an oscillating fan or a crooked picture, someone will notice what's going on behind you. That's because the very nature of our online classroom, with its live video feed via webcam, means you are always in the front row. When my classmates or professors look on their screen, they can see me up close. And I can see them. While this kind of attention might be a daunting prospect, it's also what makes MBA@UNC so special. Unlike other online programs, my classmates and I participate in real time just like in a traditional classroom.
2. Bring your "A" game!
MBA@UNC's small class sizes (capped at 12-15 students) and up-close-and-personal setting mean is everyone in the first row and everyone is fair game for professors' questions. While this was intimidating at first, it encourages us to be prepared for live classes and elevates the classroom discussions. MBA@UNC is not a program where students receive credit just for checking in. Small class sizes means each student is an integral part of the live discussion, and participation is required. Professors often send students into breakout rooms, which divide the class into small groups of two or three students. These smaller groups allow us to freely discuss and critique our classmates' efforts at writing persuasive messages (Business Communications) or design a global campaign for an energy drink (Global Marketing Strategy). MBA@UNC provides students with personal attention, which means everyone's ideas are valued.
3. Do not underestimate the bonds you will make.
When I started this program, I was skeptical about the connections I'd make in an online program. Less than two weeks into the program, I cast those concerns aside. The level of connection I have with my classmates is indisputably strong. From "good luck" texts on test days to group meetings and reminders to stay on task, the friendships I have forged with my classmates are identical to what I would expect in a traditional program. My July 2011 cohort has become a second family. In just the first year, we celebrated new jobs, promotions, new babies, engagements and cross-country moves. With that kind of success, I eagerly anticipate what the second half of our program will bring.
About Ana-Laura Diaz: About Ana-Laura: Ana-Laura Diaz is currently a practicing attorney living in the South Florida area. After attending UNC-Chapel Hill as an undergraduate, she received her J.D. from the University of Miami. Her love for all things Carolina and the desire to expand her horizons led her to the MBA@UNC program, where she continues to be "Tar Heel bred."
With the MBA@UNC platform, global immersions and the interactivity of live, online classes, I can honestly say that MBA@UNC has provided me with maximum learning opportunities, maximum networking and maximum flexibility. The idea that an online program sacrifices socializing or networking, remains a myth when it comes to MBA@UNC.
We are proud to announce the Shaping Leaders Fellowship to honor that commitment to leadership by offering a total of $40,000 in tuition funding to one or more outstanding admitted students whose applications demonstrate excellence in the areas of leadership and teamwork in their careers. Fellowships will be awarded to candidates admitted to the January 2013 class.
I have been extremely fortunate in my career. I have worked in Canada, Africa and Southeast Asia; I have experience in multiple sectors; and I have had many wonderful mentors. I was freelancing part-time and seeking a full-time job when I realized that I needed an MBA to be more competitive in the workforce. I looked for a highly selective program that would allow me to continue to work as I earned my degree. That is how I discovered MBA@UNC.


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Chunky Monkey Muffins from Paleo Parents
Stacy Toth and Matt McCarry
Recipe type:
Breakfast, Dessert
2 ripe bananas
1 cup dates*
½ cup roasted creamy almond butter (use Sunbutter to make these nut-free)
½ cup coconut flour
¼ cup coconut oil, liquefied
¼ cup palm shortening
2 tsp baking soda
½ tsp salt
1 tbsp vanilla
Here's where you choose your own adventure, for the last ingredient you must decide the flavor you'd like! To the mixture add ONE of the following:
2 tbsp tapioca flour (for vanilla-based muffins)
2 tbsp cocoa powder (for chocolate-based muffins)
Topping (Optional):
½ cup dark chocolate chips
½ cup chopped walnuts
In a food processor, puree together the dates and bananas until smooth.
Add remaining ingredients to food processor and pulse until a thick batter forms (scrape sides to fully incorporate but do not over blend).
♥Spoon into lined muffin tin, filling cups ⅔ full.
♥Toss topping ingredients together in small bowl, sprinkle on top of each muffin and press gently to get them to "stick."
Bake at 350 degrees for 16 - 18 minutes.
*We prefer fresh Medjool dates (usually found in the refrigerated produce section of the grocery store). We pit them ourselves and use them directly. If you are unable to find them (or find the cost too prohibitive) you can acquire a similar texture by re-hydrating dehydrated dates. Simply cover with boiling water for ten minutes, drain and use as instructed.
Don't forget to let your kids help with the easy steps (♥). Sometimes cooking with kids can be a challenge sometimes. Finian poured in an entire ramekin of salt to our original batch (on accident) and although incredibly frustrating, it was a great learning lesson for us all. There are always teaching moments in the kitchen!
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London, Oct 15 (ANI): Reading minds would soon be possible, thanks to British scientists who have developed a system that creates "brain to brain communication."
The system, developed by a team at the University of Southampton, makes it possible to send messages formed by one person's brain signals through an internet connection to another person's brain many miles away.
Christopher James said the experiments were "the first baby steps" towards technologies that would allow people instantly to send thoughts, words, and images directly into the minds of others, reports The Times.
"This could be useful for those people who are locked into their bodies, who can't speak, can't even blink," James said.
In their study, boffins used "brain-computer interfacing", a technique that allows computers to analyse brain signals, that enabled them to send messages through an internet connection.
According to James, during transmission two people were connected to electrodes that measure activity in specific parts of the brain.
The first person generated a series of zeros and ones, where they imagined moving their left arm for zero and right arm for one.
After the first person's computer recognises the binary thoughts, it sends them to the internet and then to the other person's PC.
A lamp is then flashed at two different frequencies for one and zero.
"It's not telepathy," James said.
He added: "There's no conscious thought forming in one person's head and another conscious thought appearing in another person's mind.
"The next experiments are to get that second person to be aware of the information that is being sent to them. For that, I need to get my thinking cap on, so to speak." (ANI)


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Traditional white ceramic bathroom accessories with a delicate design detail. Timeless with simple shapes and clean lines the Salle De Bain Collection by Showerdrape will complement any style of Bathroom. Matching accessories also available in the collection. Height 10cm, Width 8cm, Length 8cm. Please note that all screens vary in colour reproduction and whilst every effort has been made to show the colour as accurately as possible it is for guidance only.


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9 bedroom detached house for saleBletchingdon, Oxfordshire, OX5
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- 7 reception rooms
- 8 bathrooms
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Full descriptionA classic Georgian house in a perfect parkland setting with well laid out accommodation of grand proportions, 2 bedroom lodge cottage, 3 bedroom cottage, parkland, woodland, swimming pool and lakes.
Bletchingdon Park is a Grade II* Palladian villa in an outstanding position. The accommodation is well laid out and the principal rooms are of a grand proportion with high ceilings, extensive decorative dentilled cornicing, architraves and panelling.
The ground floor comprises a reception hall, library, drawing room, sitting room, saloon, dining room, kitchen, cloakroom and magnificent staircase hall.
Upstairs is the master bedroom suite with dressing room and en suite bathroom, 8 further bedrooms (5 en suite) and 2 staff flats.
There is also a garden floor with garden room, playroom/billiard room, gym with spa pool and sauna. Domestic offices, wine cellar and stores, boiler and plant rooms.
Ancillary accommodation includes a 2 bedroom lodge cottage and 3 bedroom cottage.
The immaculate gardens and grounds include a walled garden with summer house and tennis court and swimming pool. Arable land, paddocks, parkland, woodland and lakes.
In all about 126.69 acres.
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Bicester 7.5 miles (Marylebone 57 minutes).
Oxford 8.5 miles.
Central London 68 miles.
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Hilton Sibiu
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Property Location
Located in Sibiu, Hilton Sibiu is connected to a shopping center and convenient to ASTRA National Museum Complex and ASTRA Open Air Museum. This 5-star hotel is within close proximity of Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu and Museum of Hunting Arms & Trophies.
Make yourself at home in one of the 114 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature designer toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Treat yourself with body treatments and facials. After a day on the slopes, you can relax in one of the 5 spa tubs. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and babysitting/childcare (surcharge).
Grab a bite at one of the hotel's 4 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Breakfast is available for a fee.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and limo/town car service. Planning an event in Sibiu? This hotel has 8611 square feet (800 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. A shuttle from the airport to the hotel is provided for a surcharge (available on request), and self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Free WiFi
- Ski shuttle
- Outdoor tennis courts - 2
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Tennis on site
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Express check-out
- Wedding services
- Conference space size (meters) - 800
- Health club
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Babysitting or childcare
- Roll-in shower
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 5
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Spa services on site
- Elevator/lift
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Designated smoking areas
- ATM/banking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Bar/lounge
- Porter/bellhop
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Number of spa tubs - 5
- Terrace
- Garden
- Concierge services
- Airport transportation - pickup (surcharge)
- Sauna
- In-room accessibility
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Shopping on site
- Luggage storage
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- 24-hour business center
- Express check-in
- Hair salon
- Indoor pool
- Ski storage
- Accessible bathroom
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms 5
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Total number of rooms - 114
- Number of restaurants - 4
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Conference space size (feet) - 8611
- Steam room
Room Facilities
- Refrigerator
- Slippers
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Yard
- Hair dryer
- Desk
- Free cribs/infant beds
- In-room safe
- Coffee/tea maker
- Shower/tub combination
- Private bathroom
- Air conditioning
- Room service (limited hours)
- Bidet
- Free toiletries
- Phone
- Minibar
- Free WiFi
- Satellite TV service
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Daily housekeeping
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Iron/ironing board
- Designer toiletries
- Bathrobes
Hotel Policy
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- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: RON 65 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: RON 45 per person
- Self parking fee: RON 10 per day
- Rollaway bed fee: RON 112 per night
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Pandora looked at the black cat stood next to her, she herself had turned into a white and black patched cat. She sort of meowed..."What did you just do!?" It was sort of angry, but also relieved after all it was alot better than a snow leopard. Although she prefered the leopard form, the cat was the most practical.
She used one of her paws to clip Konrad on the ear playfully. But in this form she could smell something, dog again. This time closer. "Can you smell that?" She wrinkled her nose at the putrid smell. Dogs smell bad wet or dry, they're dumb and they definatly have no sense of well... anything.
Around her neck, the silver cross still hung, along with the chains around her paws. One day... "One day, I will break free."


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Channon Roe is an American actor who portrayed a Gypsy Hunter named Cree in Charmed.
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Channon Roe is a successful character actor who has been in television and film since 1994. Even though he was born in Pasadena, he was raised in Corona del Mar before training as an actor at the Joanne Baron D.W. Brown Studio and then at the British Academy of Dramatic Arts at Stanford.
Channon is an avid surfer, and is highly involved with activist groups Green Peace, Heal the Bay and Surfrider Foundation. He's been a vegetarian for over 20 years and drives a Mercedes 1983 Vegetable Oil Conversion by Love Craft.
Career Edit
- The Chicago Code (2011)
- Terriers (2010)
- 24 (2006)
- Charmed (2002)
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1999)
- My So-Called Life (1994)
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- Since 24th October, 2009, he's married to Bianca Chiminello, who played the Unidentified Avatar in Vaya Con Leos.


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Research into the spread of animal diseases could become more effective with the help of new guidelines developed by independent researchers at the Universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Research into the spread of animal diseases could become more effective with the help of new guidelines, developed by independent researchers at the Universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Scientists at the two universities have produced a checklist for researchers that will also help policy makers interpret data used to inform animal and public health decisions.
The guidelines, known as The Guide to Good Practice for Quantitative Veterinary Epidemiology, include more than 200 recommendations to ensure best practice for areas including computer modelling, data interpretation and communicating with policy makers.
They could, for example, be used to guide analysis of the impact of badger culling on bovine TB or the control of major outbreaks such as foot and mouth and help to inform policy decisions.
Mark Woolhouse, professor of infectious disease epidemiology at the University of Edinburgh, said: "Scientific methods exist that allow us to be confident in certain scenarios, for instance when a plane is safe to fly – but it is hard to translate these to biological systems. Such confidence levels are the aim of clinical trials – for instance whether or not drugs are safe to use – but there are no set standards when, for example, it comes to the use of mathematical models of the spread of diseases, even though these can have major impacts on animal or public health. This set of guidelines aims to provide a benchmark to help gain that level of confidence."
The guidelines aim to help policymakers and other interested parties become more familiar with and confident of complex analyses of epidemiological data intended to predict the spread of disease or the effectiveness of control measures.
The guidelines are also relevant to science in other fields. This could include adopting similar principles for quantitative analysis in areas related to climate change, economic forecasting or risk assessments.
The guidelines were created as part of a report by the Veterinary Training in Research Initiative Project, with funding from DEFRA and the Scottish Funding Council.
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Veena on Paul
First impressions?
Pretty chilled out.
What did you talk about?
A lot – the travails of being a vegetarian traveller, the art of making a good curry, what it means to have a personal theme for the year, and men who think the Wonderbra is a terribly good invention.
Any awkward moments?
Only when I had a coughing fit early on in the meal, but the rest of the evening seemed to flow along.
Good table manners?
Yes. No food throwing, no disgusting noises, no disturbing the people at the next table, and no hassling the waiting staff (who were lovely). Oh, and he was good about advising me on how best to eat the skewered veg.
Best thing about him?
He's chatty and easy-going.
Did you go on somewhere?
Yes. We continued chatting on the tube for a few stops.
Marks out of 10? 7.
Would you meet again?
Sure, as a friend.
Paul on Veena
First impressions?
Instantly likable, friendly and chatty.
What did you talk about?
Travelling, living abroad (which Veena has done, including now – she's American), cooking, the advice people give you on what to wear to a blind date. There was never once a lull in the conversation – actually, I was a little hoarse the morning after.
Any awkward moments?
None whatsoever.
Good table manners?
At least as good as my own.
Best thing about her?
Veena is friendly, open and easy to get on with.
Did you go on somewhere?
No, we were chatting away in the restaurant until well after 11, so we went home straight from there. We were still deep in conversation when I had to change to a different tube line.
Marks out of 10? 9.
Would you meet again?
Yes, and happily, we've arranged to do just that.
• Veena and Paul at at Awana, London SW3.
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Would you agree that most people imagine a wine expert (so-called) can identify a wine the moment s(he) puts her nose in the glass? I think this is generally the fatuous accreditation applied to us old soaks, but it ain't so. It is Friday the 13th. I am writing this column in my back garden, which I share with several neighbours. As I scribble away, soaking up the extraordinary afternoon Indian summer sun, I am approached by a beautiful young woman. She is in the garden also, and she wonders whether I would like a glass of wine, because she is getting one for herself from her boyfriend's flat, which abuts the garden. I try to imagine, hoity-toitily, what kind of wine this might turn out to be, as her beauty and way of carrying herself do not betoken vinous connoisseurship (she might be a model, perhaps, or a singer in the mould of one of the All Saints).
The glass she returns with is elegant and large, and it is half-full of a stunning-looking golden liquid. She returns to her studies. I return to my contemplation of this week's wines and how I might introduce them. But what is this wine in this perfect glass? I was expecting, as if this incident were an episode in Friends, a glass of something such as Jacob's Creek. But this is not Australian, though at a pinch it could be an old Margaret River semillon. I am utterly foxed by this wine and its mature colour. Is it a Pfalz riesling? Possibly. A grüner veltliner, perhaps? There is a definite mineral, perhaps limestone, tang to it, but what old world wine, apart from riesling, could be so mature, yet have such vigour? I admit defeat, approach my hostess and wonder if she will reveal what it is. Upon production of the label-less half-bottle and its cork, I discover I have been drinking Paul Millerioux's Sancerre from, I guess, a vintage of some little antiquity, yet being in the half-bottle it has been able to age deceptively more slowly than in a full bottle. A Loire sauvignon blanc! I am defeated.
So much for soi-disant wine experts. I had wrong country and wrong grape. Luckily, all the wines that follow showed me their labels, so I was able faithfully to record their names, vintages and prices. I am also able to tell you that the wines are from just two supermarkets. These are the ebullient Waitrose and the sedate Booths (though Oddbins and Sainsbury's have walk-on parts). Waitrose has a large staff of wine buyers, but Booths, the small northern chain, has but one, the tenacious Sally Holloway. I have no doubt that a glass of 10-year-old Paul Millerioux Sancerre under her nose would immediately be identified. For she has a fine nose for the individual and the provocative.
From Booths, Vinsobres Domaine Chaume-Arnaud Côtes du Rhône Villages 1999 (17.5 points out of 20, £7.49), for example, is scrumptious. The merger of berries and tannins with a mocha-coffee finish is sublime. Domaine de Mont-Auriol Roussanne Vin de Pays Côtes de Thongue 2001 (16.5 points, £4.29) is made from one of the most interesting of the great Rhône white grapes. I love the waxiness of the texture and the dry nuttiness of the fruit. It is a paradox of plumpness yet primness. Peter Lehmann Barossa Semillon 2001 (16.5 points, £5.49, Booths, Oddbins and Sainsbury's) is also provocative. The brilliance of semillon as a stand-alone variety - elegant, subtle, decisive - is never better exemplified than by this delightful specimen.
At Waitrose, let me open with Katnook Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 1998 (17 points, £12.99), from Australia. Remarkably textured and civilised, this wine has touches of basil and soft mint to the berries, which have creamy tannins. Leasingham Bin 7 Clare Valley Riesling 2002 (17 points, £6.99), also from Oz, is a wonderful, screwcapped specimen, offering lime-edged melon with a hint of grapefruit. La Baume Viognier Vin de Pays d'Oc 2001 (16.5 points, £4.99) has superb chewiness of dry peach with smoky pear and lemon. And, last, Lustau Moscatel de Chipiona (17 points, £4.49), from Spain, a deliciously marmalade-rich, honied white wine to sip with ice cream or, to be truly lavish, pour over it.
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The sledding hill and warming clubhouse at Whitnall Park, 6751 S. 92nd St., will be open from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.
Cross-county ski trails at Whitnall and Brown Deer parks will open with trail grooming beginning Friday. Cross-country ski rental at Whitnall Park is $25 per day and $30 for 24 hours.
Door County Sled Dogs will provide authentic dog sled rides at the Whitnall Park Clubhouse from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, snowfall permitting. Rides are made up of a team of four to six adult Siberian huskies and cost $10 per child and $15 per adult. Sled dog rides must have 5 inches of snow or more to operate.
For information call the Door County Sled Dog hotline for up-to-date information and snow conditions at (414) 967-9677.
Ice skating with skate rentals ($8 for adults, $7 for ages 17 and younger) will be open on the downtown outdoor rink at Red Arrow Park, 920 N. Water St., from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday.
Lighted sledding hills for day or night-time fun:
Currie Park, 3535 N. Mayfair Road, lit until 9 p.m.
Whitnall Park, 5879 S. 92nd St., lit until 10 p.m.
Humboldt Park, 3000 S. Howell Ave. lit until 8 p.m.
Pulaski (Milwaukee), 2677 S. 116th St., lit until 10 p.m.
Day-time sledding hills include:
McCarty Park, 8214 W. Cleveland Ave.
Columbus Park, 7301 W. Courtland Ave.
Greene Park, 4235 S. Lipton Ave.
Hales Corners Park, 5765 S. New Berlin Road
LaFollette Park, 9418 W. Washington St.
Maitland Park, 6001 S. 13th St.
Wilson Recreation, 4001 S. 20th St.
McGovern, 5400 N. 51st St.
Young children should be supervised by adults. Ice on ponds and lagoons is thin and dangerous and should be avoided at this time.
For more information, go to CountyParks.com or the Milwaukee County Parks Hotline number at (414) 257-5100.
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The old name for a Werewolf in Breton, France. This can be traced back to the 12th century. It is said to be a human by day but wolf-man by night. This comes from the curse of a witch. More modern names for the Werewolf from this region are Bleiz-Garv, Den-Bleiz and Loup-Garou.
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